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ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
"a u IN ~ z al
Great Houthern Mail Linsl
at VICE ID AILYEa
SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTEDD
Between Washington City aud the South |!

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
sOkDONSVILLE, RICH OND, DAN
VILE 6REENSBOROUGH,N NC
Leave Washington at............o O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leave Washington et...........7 =. m.
Leave Alexandria at...........7 I" AM
Leave Alexandria at............9 Nj
OMNIBCSES AMI BAGGAGE WAGONS
will be at the Washin yton Railroad Depot to con-
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGA6E, Hss Of
cksrss, to STEAMER GEORGE
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a dis ElsG3EFfksS
sHce OF six miles, allowing ample time Tor M eals
Fare from Washington to Richmond. so
Fare 6 " Danvillc ,lI 90
Fare 6reensoorough.. IL %
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
Route, a. 1t Is LINHoT YIRsf CLASS RAILROAD
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE.
THROUGH PhSSEN g ERS and BAGGAGE
carried wfthortcost to the Depot OF the Petersburx
Railroad. JAMES A. EVANS,
sci Agent, AiexandYia, Va.
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GAS F'XYUREa

II. At. UELEh, SON CO, ALEXAN-
so@s variety Of CHKNDEITE&sS p isSd hard.
SAAShErS, DC from the celebrated fscto,,,
~ Baker, which they viii gusrsat. % .,
okase. a. ,s SANE prices charged to private Dur.
SosaPaia, Also, Drop-lights, Cur sIss. rnil.
- - taper shades, In great variety.
10 GAmane fR YoufSGvss, A>,1
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Medicines,
PILES-PILRR-PIU.RR

fALEo-ftLKS-PILE
WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
the Following sworn certificate from one Of our
mus. citizens the father In law of the
proprietor OF the "Cour.er des Etas - and
formerly gunmaker in Philadelphia:
n. NEW YORK, Aug 10Th 1886.
W DuPaIh-Dear Sir IL hereby certify thatI
nave been afic ed with the Piles for nearly sixty
years that have used eighteen bottles Of Barnes
ne Lotion, and everything else could here Of,
out ali TO no effect, for they did me little or no
good. About two months since, commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, aFd have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
miracle, for am eighty years Of age. | sincere
ly recommend them to all afn icted with the above
complaint. P.VALLEE, % Franklin st
State Of New York,
New York City and County.{
|, Joseph C. Lawrence, do hereby certify tha.
on the day OF the date hereof before me PERSONAL
| iy came P. Vallee, TO me well known, who, be-
Ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents OF the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof 1 have subscribed nv
name as Commissioner Of Deeds and as a Notary
Public of the state Of New York, and have at.
fixed my Notaral Seal at my oface, In New York,
this 26th day Of August, 1856
JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds ard Notary Public of the
State Of New York. 81 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni.
led States to produce certificate equal to the
| above. DR.. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef.
fectua cure for internal Piles. Only 50 cents per
box.
Omce-76 Nassau street. New York. win be
| sentby mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD L BRO, corner Of 18th
street and Pa. ave, w Washington, ID. G.. &C %
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W. q. METZEROTT,
SUCCESSOR TO GEORGE HILBUs,)
Agent Of haven & bacon,a and william
Nliller's
GEL RATED PIANOS
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND TIE LARGEST
l. Z stock Of PIANOS from S175 up TO 81 $50.
MELODEONS nom Si5 10 $3.50,
GUITARS, VIOLINS, BRASS INSTRU.
EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in
any house south Of New YORK.
Music published and received every day.
Pianos for rent nov Afr
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for yourself. Terms positively cash. No extr,
profit charged to oAset bad debts. Call at tn,
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsylvania avenue.
matt ANTHONY, Aren't
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING
IN THE MOST MOD RN FRENCH
L STYLES, and at the shortest notice.
ON HAND FRENCH BONNETS, with
real Lace Trimming, which will be sold verylo
to reduce stock N WILLIAM,
Market Space, between It'll and 9Th
Jan 27-eoIm streets.
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lust RECEIVED fHE MAGAZINES,
y 6odey;s Lsdy's Book, Graham's, Petenon's,
Ballou's, &c. To get Books, Magazines, paPen,
janM fER6Vs0NB, 80 I'll st.
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"A LChOHoL, CAMPAENk, ETHEREAL
"A OIL, Lamps, &c
Also, Artists Materials and Brushes.
The trade supplied at lowest market pfices
~ HOWELL MORSELL.
jan u No. - st bes eth s1A tn.
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AaTHo5Y BUCnLr,
q u y 2 q T KBR
shep ana Residence 30. 303 Penn'a avenue.
south side. between 9th and 10th ata
AAYING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH

aa4 AL necessary con-enIences for W
properly conducting hls business,
you'd respectfully Inform the public that d. IL
I1y DIE pared 70 I'll al orders entrusted TO him
s.ae snortes' notics, and In the best manner.
supply Of READY-MADE COFFINs
1872 always on hand, which will be fur.
aisaeS on he most Unreasonable terms.
AZ heretofore, no pains viii be .na,ea n civ.
Msnssn5Iaction on all occasions.
~ n,on,,1teaS on the Premises, srasls Win
attended 70 at AL hours.
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DENTAL SURGEON,

INK. r. COsbf, PENN AVENUE BIZ.
~ tween Sixth and Seventh streets. -
at the place formerly occupied by DR.
Van Patten, has Just received a very 1ffD
large supply 81 articles pertaini " to dentistry,
ana respectfully invites the public to give him q
call: Having devoted his whole time 10 the pro
fesslon, he IL perfectly safe in declaring that he
viii give entire Satisfaction In every case. The
eest profe sional references can be seen at his Of
oCe. nov e. TN archSOx
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WAsHINSfON BRANCH RAILROAD
WIN 70

TNKAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FOX
l. BALTIMORE
and SK a. m, and and ~ p. m.
On Suntav at4x p. m.
Leave BALTIMORE for WARRINGTON at
* and 9k m, and , and 5X p. m.
On Stunt v at AZ a.. m.
Passengers for Philadel phis and New York will
take Trains at 6, 81, ane4h.
For Annapolis will tai e Trains at * and ~.
For N orfolk Will take Trains at ~ and 3.
For the West VIII take Trains at s and 4 y; con-
Meeting at the Washington Junction.
ian I8-tf TIL. PARSONS, Agent
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yENiaON.

VENi&ON.
A FEW SADDLES VERY HANDSOME VEN.
"A lSON Just nom the mountains.
KING & BURCHELL,
dec % corner Vermont avenue and 18th ut.
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boots, Bucisiin, Dor BILE sole, Water Proof Salt.
efs, Quilted SILK, Alpine Boots aud CATERS 20,
SentIemsn. Boys, and Youths, French Imported
Id,ent Leather and Calf Long and Short, Double
oha single sole Boots and Congress Caters
ESQ, splendid assortment No. 1 sole Leather
sat Cases and Trunks; being a laroep stocs =,
this season ihsn usual az
"a VII sell my heavy goods cheap for the cash
eIa CASE only. Call early at
i,noss 3 +. HOOVER,S
"a ave, bet 9th and Io,b ate
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D.. HOOyER's IRON HALL BOOY
smoE, EhUHk EsTABLisHM ENr,
HAVE On HAND A LARGE ASSORT

IA IL ON
ment Of La
dies, Misses and
Childrens' white
Satin and Hid,
heeled and with
Oh heels, CATERS
and Slippers La
dies black, bronze
and colcred cloth
button, healed
CATERS, Morocco
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DANCING,

SECOND AND LAST QUARTER
'HU un n. ": NUMBER, REsPEcrFUILy
,-ti1 announces % his friends and the "a
eSsrter vii .sst 81. second and last
stn OH eorusry. All that wish to prens,s nm
hn the Grand May FESTIVAL, Womb A. ff,k
wen 10 enter ieir names Immediately
The Fancy ID noes this season. win
any that has ever been introd ned IN ,h, elcei
himself or any other teacher 'iy oy
His agreeable SOirees, which has bean ~ 49,
tensively Patronized this season, will no,,,nI,.
mitifng) until further notice ian "a A.,
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co N. J.,l
I'll,

July u, 1852.
DR.. }. &. ATER,-Since your medicine has be-
come known here IL has a greater demand thu
any other cough remedy we have ever sold. Ii Is
spoken OF in terms Of unmeasuYed praise by those
who have used II, and know CT some cases where
the best they say Of II is lot too much for the
good II has done. | take pleasure In selling Il,
the worth Of their money, and feel gratifed in
ueeing the benefit II confers.
Please send me further supply, and believe
me Yours, with respect,
John C. WHITLOCK.
Pc Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent II you wish II.
WINDSOR, G. W., June a, 1852
DR.. J. G. AVER. Sirr-This may certify that
have used your CHAR PIcroRAL for upwards
Of one year; and Ii Is my sincere belief that 1
should have been In my ave ere this time II l
mad not 1t has cured me OF dangerous aifsc.
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate nv con.
victions when tell you II Is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
d. MCCLURE, Attorney a. Law.
WILKsBARRK. Pa September %, 1850
DR.. J. G. AVER. My dear Sir Your medicine
is much approved Of by those who have used II
here, and Its composition Is such to insure and
maintain its reputation l invariably recon-
mend 1t for pulmonary affections, as do many Of
our principal physicians
l am your friend,
CHAS STREATER, ND.
Prepared by DE. J. G. AVER, Chemist, Low
ell, Mass
Sold bvZ. d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. dec sam
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Among the numerous discoveries Science has
made IN this generation to facilitate the business
OF life increase Its enjoyment, and even prolong
theterm OF human existence, none can be named Of
more real value TO man kind than this contribution
OF On. mstrv to the Healing Art vast trial Of
its virt1Is throughout this broad country, has
proven beyond doubt, that no medicine or com.
binatfon % medicines yet known, can so surely
control and cure the numerous varieties Of pulmo
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midstthcusands and thousands year Indeed
there Is now abundant reason to believe a X eme.
dy has at length been found which can he relied
on, TO cur' the most dangerous affections OF the
lungs. Our space here will not permit us to pub
sh any proportion o. the cures Effected by its use
but we would present the following and refer
further enoniI to my American Almanac, which
the agent below named, will always be pleased to
furnished free, wherein are full particulars and
indisputable proof CT these statements.
OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION,
LauTens, X. R., c., Aug 4, 1853.
DIR J. g. AVER Dear Sir,-My little son, four
wears old, has just recovered from severe attack
Of maglignant Scarlet Fever, bis throat was ro.-
ten, and every person that visited him, pronounc.
ed him dead child Having used your CHERRY
PICTORIAL, In California, In the winter Of 1850,
for a severe attack Of Bronchitis with entire sue
cess, ! was induced to try 1t on my little boy
gave him tea spoc n full every three hours, COM
mencing In the morning, and by ten O'Clock at
night, found q decided change for the better
and after three daye use, he was able 10 eat OF
drink without pain.
Its use in the above named disease will save
many child from a premature grave and relieve
the anxiety Ct many a fond parent For all AZ
fections Of the Throat and Lungs, believe II the
best mcdici' e eItant. feeling OF the deepest
gratitude, prompts me In addressing Won these
lines but for your important discovery nv little
boy would now have been In another world.
am yours with great respect,
J. ID. POWELL, Supt. Trans, L. R.
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X NIfE CLEANERS, with the latest i'm .
IA Irevemens.-Every family and boarding.
housskeepsT should have one
Jan 20 g. FRANCIS. $50 IN nj.
kiNE PAPER, INK, PENS, AND SRA.
L tonsry In general, q
tsnW d. ]. MeIAUeRLgN q Co.V,
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JOSEfH z. La w NENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds ard Notary Public Of the
State Of New York. 81 Wall street, New York
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The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
f'E Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
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The Ergiish Trade win liberia.

IRON The London Mercantile Gazette, June 10
The onerous and capricious exActons 10 which
chants trading with the negro spubnc OF Liberia LIABLE
have bees fer time subject Of complaint and We
tent,cn OF her hai~fys government quite true
nteroourse with boria hmitcd-condncd chiefly 10 i'm
ports a palm OIL which thai part ef Africa produces In
greai abundance and OF excellent qua'Ny There are no
perhaps, moro than seven eight oh vessels IN the
trade, and there In no pro~pcoi under existing crcu
STANCES OF s increase sun the Interests involved OF
su,ient value 10 render every way desirable that
commercial relations with the republic should be placed on
pev and improved footing and hs stops sho aid be taken
TO procure the abolition Of the present system OF vexaous
restrictions 10 which trade subjected On tina part
OF the coast 10 which traders resort there divided
sovereignty The republic OF Liberia exercise
territorial rights the bounds which The purchases
right not ecognzed By the native chief who that
they only are lords OF the SOIL and entitled 10 It's
The consequence H. thai compelled frequent
" 10 pay the duties levied by the republic and vhaever
besides the native chiefs choose 70 exad There are
various other restrictions 10 which trade with Liberia
liable, OF more unfair and vcxssios character even
Than the double mpos We have referred TO- To these
hesnv bile We arc 10 petition 10 state thai the sub.
Jet OF our relations with liberia b under the consideration
OF The Foreign once, and should hope that arrange
mcn A. satisfactory The nature of the admits OF
viii be entered into with the OF the repnbls
The entire annual revenue OF Liberia does much
coed ooohe best part Of which, doubt derived
frsm import duties levied 81 will n would NOT require
any assurance that the Lberan government would act
10 eood fh, or that after having paid them for the liberia
ton OF our commerce, might not be necessary 10 deal in
Ike manner with the native chiefs In the immediate neigh
borhood or, all events, 70 take 10 ncutraze
their hostility, u not 70 secure their good WILL
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Affairs In Kansas.

From the Chicago Press, July IL
Through W. F. NJ. Army, Eq, who arrived 10 this city
yesterday morning direct from Kansas, in posses
sion Of Interesting intelligence In relation 10 the Affairs Of
the Territory.
The census was being taken In conformity with the act
Of the late Topeka sture preparatory 10 The election
general convention TO be held by the free State M
the 18th nst for the nomination Of candidates for State
officers. The election viii be held early in August
The people in excellent spirits, being now confident
OF the triumph OF "popular sovereignty" 10 spite OF the
the Vaccinations of the enemies Governor Walker quite
crestslen Before the bogus election he in the habit
Of twng the free State with the fast that they
endeavoring 10 support constitution that had received
only 72l votes and they reort upon him the more
significant fact that the total vote for delegates 10 the bogus
convention does not exceed 500 pretty fair set on
that
The crops owing to the backwardness or the spring. and
TO the fact that they mostly upon the sod not very
promising but they luxuran In Missouri any def
cheney can be made up from that quarter.
Population continues 10 f)w into tho Territory rapidly,
and the census being taken will show o very large
Increase last year. The aggregate all agree, will
render the late bogus election utterly ridiculous
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STorrNa rBK SALr LAKE MAus.-The postmaster
~ Independence, No, has received Official notice from
the Postmaster General that the contract for carrying the
mails from thence 10 the Sa Lake has been set ASIDE and
he IL therefore ordered 70 withhold the mails until further
orders 1hls done by virtue Of right always reserved
notice ana one months 70 contractors In this
contract vas taken By company OF Horm3ns Salt Lake
Ciu Who have already made several trips under a. 20
general were The complaints OF the malls hsving been
violated and letters opened esrecsy the correspondenos
q the Government officials, that became quite evident
Young. The administration has also taken another step
toward psrins the faithful performance o. the mail
vice In Utah, postmaster had mems, been appointed
for Salt Lake 0y who vas NOT Mormon His commission
vas Forwarded TO him, but reached he destination,
and duplicate copies failed Hksvsse In fact, he was MOI
commission 10 person n Warrington together with full
Insructaons ~ 70 bis course, and win BE- cent out sup
ported By protecting military force
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Large ana Deseructave FLY In Dc. Lou1s-I10ss
From The 9. Louis Intslse.osr, juno sal
Yesterday morning IRE IVES dsooversd in one - A..
S ass q Ws.bins,co syssss nd ssocna = .As scr.
TIE large ard we'll known wh" 49, Ss. SoSIEsa ~
Barnard Adam: % .sss arg ave So4mu.
nosisd iton As .sss On u saE ssor used II boiling
.rd I'VE minutes had sp.s s.9 sSs a: sSHa
Out Of the hre before the whole building which ives
magazine Of comhusubles, was wrapped in flames.
In the sontre Of the house largo haichway extend
ing from the top 10 the bottom, and through which burn
ing masses nom one story were precpated TO the story
through. By this the confagration, which IN
menced ct the top worked its way with fsrous pdiy
to the GROUND door and held the Whole sIcsurs IN s
of the house barely had time 70 escape with their es
and some Of them compelled TO descend from the
windows Of upper story TO the ground on ladder the
thick sunocatng smoke which filed the inside preventing
No attempt was made 10 saye the books and papers
Mr. Cowan, the bookkeeper on hearing the alarm and
seeing the 6ames barely had time 70 snatch drawer
conta ming guam fy Of money and the Dill receivable Of
his haste to descend the stairs he FELL scattering he con
tents Of the drawer the floor Tho greater portion
the records Of The house was In a massive vault and Is
hoped bas SUSTAINED no serious injury that materially d.
The email bouse Just below Barnard, Adams 4 Co., and
occupied ty d. Caughin . scale factory burned.
The heat in the nsighborhood was SO intense that
impossible to stand In the vicinity Of the burning building
In Twelve minutes from the arst alarm tho inside of the
house was burned out and the walls tumbled In ruins
This circumstance eaved the neghborng budings which,
ct time threatened TO be involved In the destruction
The roof Of Narlows furniture sore on the opposite
OF Second seet caught nre and had be deluged
it'll water 10 pre- vent It's being burned.
The roof Of the large drug store Of Mathews lever
avenEe took fire. and with the utmost difficulty that
dozen men, constantly ct work, could prevent It's de-
struo'ion The oorniOe and largo portion Of the roof
were cut away.
The building occupied by Barnard, Adams & o., was
of the staunch and complete business houses In
the city, and owned by the firm It was worth about
$4,000 and Ds ared for $4,000 The stock was worth
$16000 insured for $l36 o00 The fixtures insured
for 600.
The loes sustained by Mr. NARROW about $500. The
building owned by Mr. Henry Weseniels and Is injured
10 the amount OF about $500.
The building occupied by Ca1ghln Co was owned by
Barnard Adams o. and the Insurance included in the
policies their main building. Caughin Co.'s loss b
estimated Ut Sl3 600, and was insured for 5000
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what the Catholic Church has Accomplished
I'm Europe.

Ep0n "a TnUdo pOof Inn
The present Condition OF Belgium Naples and span re-
specvey offers very Instructive lesson 70 the student
political PniosoRny ana surn,sneS string com men
e:cs sf her svstem And pretensons mon the
Of nations In Belgium intrigue has hearty overthrown
coDstnou.v roveSned bss Kept The BeiSsns from the
ssyns,sve Of yeyoutoo Or bnS suSe son 70 uriesv co
mnanon IN .ne ms.e e o. ' . s oeqaesS 10
he Amen ~ h.x .ss Of he cnmv cnd ,pS
liberty Of the single ray Of hope that remained o bless H.
ton srs sor. ma H.a soorrrs:ns ana es, ,;,;.,r
nyev nnon an snsshes,c and d,v,dsd rscnia There
s % p'vG'pS ~ .ne IA so % S nISS ovns aoa
, S M G a,e sos unI ~ s, ,S c ~ ~
.c.s.s Of the soyeIssns for hey TOO diverse to Be
.rs yhov nnihs Do, @ .hsn Sa !, =; ~. . ,Us NY
Mica, Sssnt tS.t Roma Ia. nSsed int nsr ,oa,n
tneocey Inc Roman Unurcn pfedomlna es N tne snree
oOd y" ~ INC ~ hs inc ~, Ss, ,. TWO '"'
Now there no evil more Injurious 70 tse welfare OF
su .ne SAssenoe VI ~ InnacmA uooy OF meu,
their u1eceSepss oVer All auhav,y n
, p,uupe :, snH s o,va rs." =, .ne
people COMPOSING Dy intrigue what tney cannot sonieve
oy PropounoDg zoe nooons respecting the oongauon
OF premises ana me oonde Oh czensnip Inc professions
riaby lead to mischief Either they enslsvc nation in
v - ~ OF pIovoko open Iooelnon
=; p,, M ,a .scH In =. 'oe nomsn pssSsoood
- oeen wi nnown .o many ycaI. Inc 70
% ~non eve ~, nv c1ny rs Present Consutu
S Svu @ TOT wnc opon .neI in;oeraoIe sm
pnIa ,ha "a MAJ, ~ r,.1 .cl0o DuS umc ma
inapence ~ 10 ,,dy s, ~ p,ssc nc persona
vi " ~ cecsons tney nave succeedea
~ pacing tne House HePrse1tavss with majority q
nj. n.,orsv he. ocor,, 1917 n.y. " "nss o1Je0,
rsnsrnsyr e ,ha .r.y sevued Msen; tnsy VIII
which cs,isa forth ,hs he,d 1 'o%e mCHins ago
n the openins Of ths chrmhs, e'nnesen
created strenS ,mpress,on on ~. ,S ny. .s
people. and precip;tsisd a cooa,c. n.s Hu " .o
dosal suurom.cv and ths r,gh,s on ~. s,.s 80 ,ns @
ole which ooiy thc visdom ~ ~. Eins sS ,s oo
Tar sas of The constns,on ..crso. ts orS... Whr.
ver Roman,sm h IN. sssshSsnsS rsl,ssos ~ ~ ,s
some orecautionsry v.s.sn-a. ~ ~ 49, 0'vss,y
sr.ipst spr itusi exsctIon. Ana n h.s hssr rorS
10 nroh,hn cvrrcr.,. ncS,.s 49, sS..
beauests bsvcrf $500 Nr.s. rssS vpss,s, .ai
omen tarv scousscsd n nv N. :" ~. s@{
amb,.on ~ shs po..ss g. 49, .i 49, ~ W .ossy
nav. N thsi, 80 ss.n- "a ~ seen @os royuk
I.horsa To- 49, ,.rssi =, $780, n - @
vriled +. soacyy,ns or, ,his s,,r az p,..sis rhs
Rosns MATS nav cvsy,..rhsd ,h.rrs.,v~ ~
eone Too f.,t rns nsoric havs 100000 rr6.y ac.s
81 ,h,s ,,~oS a. y; .r..s ~. =. az.
na.,onsl indercosence ,oSir. d.srs 40 .,,scn az.
church by snderhand ,sns' and steady eG, 70 cast
overheard Ne rsstrs,n,s ~hch he s,.. s rnSsn,
ss.sors ~. sss,..S % a. VIZ oNr 10 Y.uuU s ~