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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

g The Jerks az Illinois "A correspon-
dent Of the New York Tribune gives some
further particulars concerning this singular
religious exercise at Avoea, III. lie says
IL made It's first appearance in this 2eigh-
borhood at protraeted meeting held by the
Methodists at Indian Grove, about Nov. ],
and continued to increase gradually Though
not causing much excitemenD until Christ
mas. when there was similar meeting com
mencod here by the same ministers, at which
it broke out with rcdo',blel violence, and
continued to increase until there was as
many as a hundred persons affected with it
in this vicinity. The persons attacked are
generally rather under medium capacity,
from ten to twenty years Of age, there being
but few cases above tie latter age. It IS
impossible to give you particular descrip-
.tion Of the manner it affects different per
sons, as they are as differently affected as
there are different temperaments, DISPOSE
tions, muscles, &c. While some arc only
affected in the head aud neck, causing them
to shake their head with amazing rapidity
and violence, oshers are only affected IN the
Hlusclcs OF the 4eSS, causing item to jump
and dance ia the most violent manner; then
again others are affected in al The muscles
at the same time, causing then. to make the
most ludicrous and horrible eontortions of
which the human body is capable.
The scene il the church was often gu
premely ludicrous. Just imagine forty or
fifty pcrsens going through all the different
pastures, tv,istlngs, bendiags, strikings
hickiugs, and other violent motions which
the human frame is capable, together with
occasional barking and other unusual sounds,
and you win have faint idea of the scene
exhibited NIGHT after rir,lt.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
ROANE C ABBY,
Under The VIsXixlia HEOtcs.

HAVING. completed their stock for FAIL AND
i WINTER WEAR, would call the attention of
persons ia want of goods well made to their a5sort
merit of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, Cl.OAks, AND
OVERC0ATS. ali os ia the latest style. and of the
best workmanship, Also fine variety Of Gentlemens
FURNISHING GOODS, comprising Shirts Draw
ers, Collars. Gioves, Crayats &C.. together with
Shawls and Blankets-a!f Of which tkey offer chesp
fpr CASH. All work guaranteed - give satisfac-
ton. Receiving new goods every fey days.
Goods ordered at the shortest notice.
Staliton, Oe1. II, 1857.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
THH VINDICAT0N.
HY NICHE Il ALFRED.

YERKS:-Ths .sVINDICATOR" - rabl,shed
ssevy Saturday morning, on Natn st., too aG ,r
J.lov B. cruwford's Corner at Tso Dollars and f'f-
fy Csnts sphscl may be discharged By The ayaeas q
9uo Dollars at any tsae scitasn The yeo,
ADVERTISEHEN ITS Of ten lanes, Cor tess,) M
sertse Tires times one dollar, and t"e"iy GEMS
for each s4b.eousnt continuance. Larger daVeFtsse
pqeats Inherited IN tho san.e proportion.
4 liberal d:scosnt made to those @ho "@ceT'sse oy
tie ss4r. -, -,
PROPORTIONAL Cards. not eaestiag ssses ls"es ~ ~
be :a.ersd for one year for SIS 006 so"sas TOR Sszo
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

4ioverGor Wise Jsas issued proolama-
ticn requiring an election to be held thro'-
out the State of Virginia on the 4th Thurs
day III May nsxt for Lieut. Governor.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

A Promising School. Out of IS scholars
in school in Cayahoga county, Ohio, of
the boys are regular chewers Of tobacco,
and 5 OF the girls sre smokers.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

Dsad.-Dr. Alfred Wolfe, prominent
physician Of Rockin CHAM county, died at
his residence, near Conrad's Store, on tia
evening Of the 9Th inst.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
IN. I'm. EsONER T'SON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW COVINGTON VA.
WILL pract; cein the CouRtysnd Circuit Courts
w of Bath, AdeghaEy, Focshcntas Highland
2nd Augusta
To his old clientsin Augusta, he woLrA cay that
he will always be in attendance upon the CGrNBs
and UN1rEDSrArEs COURTS HOLDEN AT SrAUNToN.
Mays l856-Tcwn papers.copy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

4 contemporary, speaking Of the report
on gentleasas fashions says: "Phere If
not much chonye in gentlemens pants this
month" Very likely.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

Al adpersssiag for a less time than shree months,
.siu Be charged for at tho usaal rafe.-Sl 90 per
sy~ar. for the fret three s"serfso"s and t"e"yF's
<s.,fs fer each saJseeueat sssue.
TLe a1ous ratss ~W be strictly adaeredfc. The
eirculatia Of the FINDICA TOR, ]. one Of the lar
ut IN tine Stcte, G.d hence Of -. beet "@ce'as-
sAs aeSiams.
ng~ JOB WORK, Of ~ descriptions promptly
Ndfeadodsto.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

4 militia officer in Texas boasts in the
papers that his men would rally 1t tle ''teE
OF the drum" Perhaps they wou1a rally
still moHe promptly at the ',:,aIping Of u
key" y
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

Gold is universally worshipped without
single temple, and by all classes, without a
single hypoorite.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

lie who stabs you with a pen would do
the same with pcnknife, where be is from
detection and the law
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
High Price for Negroes.

AT a sale Of negroes belonging to the e.
tate of the late Mrs. finder in this county
on the 18th instant, conducted by Thomas
). Hicks, the following large prices Hers
u
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

Hon. George ". Summers kas resigned
his Office Of ypage Ct The eighteenth judi
cia' circuit Of Virginia, s~ad TIE Governor
has ordered au election to be held in thai
circEitto Eli the vacancy or tie a Apra
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

Penitentiury.-'ihe Pentcntiary Of |'ir-
ginia to-day March III contains more pr:a-
oners than ever before Inhabited it's gloomy
precincts. The cells are closely filed, from
two to four probably in each, ard still they
come What sad commentary Oh the
times
The number Of white persons ia $40
-'' free negroes, 81
Aa'''i.' eiavcs to be sold ard
transported G f4i aa 44 4
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

PLANTER.
An now receiving large stock OF LUMP
L jLASTE Err, which will be sold at the market
priees, for cash only. Also, supply of that fine
hlexnneria GROUND PLASTER. Call at the
Freight Sserot. ". a. BURKE.
s,taunt 4, Jan. 2, 1857.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
IL. JOHNsTDNs INvIG0R AT,I G
REMEDY FOR ORGANIC w EAK-

BY this great and important remedy weakness
Ct tie argsns are speedily cured and full yigor
ored Thousands Of the mort nervous and sbi'ita
ted who had lost all hope have been iinn,edia!ei'
relieved. Al impediments TO Marriage, Ph}sca
or Mental Disqualification, Nerves. lrrlta olhtv
Tromblinge and II eakness. or exhaustion OF tn
most fearful Kind. are speedily cured.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Common CUun,A Proceedings.

PLAcERvILLE, Jan. 4, 1858.
Board met, President Cary in the Chair-Present,
Aid. Burns, swan, Gowen Jones and Tannenwald.
Minutes read and approved.
Fire Department presented and read. Moved by Aid.
Gowen, that the report be received and published.
Ayes-Gowen.
Noes.-Jones, Burns and Swan. Lost
Moved by Aid. Burns thatt be received and placed
on file. Carried.
Monthly Reports Of Collector, Recorder and Mar.
shal received and placed on file.
Bill OF Recorder Bush for the sum Of $4l 40 services
rendered, presented, and on motion Of Aid Burns
ordered paid.
Petition Of W. II. Smith, A. Haas and others resld.
ing COloma street, asking that much Of Ordin-
Ance, No. 80, entitled IAN Ordinance providing for
the construct on Of sidewalks upon ColOmA and Sac.
ramento streets, and for keeping the same In repair
-as relates to Col0ma street, be exempt from the
operation Of said ordinance was read, and on motion
laid upon the table.
Moved by Aid. jones' TO reconsider the vote where
by the printing Of the Chief Engineers report lost
Carried
Moved by Aid. Jones, that the report be printed
Carried.
Ordinance, No. SO, entitled IAN Ordinance defining
the duties Of the City Treasurer" was read and ON
motion Of Aid. Swan, adopted.
Aid. Burns, from the Finance Committee reported
the follng bills As correct.
Minear Co. Sis, blacksmithlng
Geo. +. Jones, els hardware.
Bill Of Davis Roy, referred to the Finance Com
Moved By AID Swan, that CImm'ttee Of one be
appointed by the President, to notify the Fire War
dens to attend TO duties specified BY Sec. 10, Of
ordinance, No. %. Carried.
Aid. GOWen, was appointed said Committee.
Moved BY Aid. Burns, to take from the table ordln
ance, No. - entitled IAN ordinance to prevent
drunkenness in the City Of PlAcervIlle" Carried
On motion Of AID. Jones, the same was referred to
the City Attorney to report at next meeting.
Boald adjourned 70 Monday evening next, at
o'clock.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Pure Medical Tonic! (!

Invaluable a. q remedy against BAD WATER, IlDI~
GESTlON, GRAVEL, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, Ae.-
They also certify that they found my echaspp6 % ~
free from ArnyC AlsohOl or Ausll Oil, an exeeedlng'
y hurtful ingredient found IN all common Gin, whieA
Dr. Mott describes "fetld acFld and aslAmaeieal.
and producing irTepaFable effects upon the nsTvss
and stomach" The certificates also prove NJ
Essential OIL OF Juniper, also dangerous comPoaeut
produced By the Over-dIslillatOn pPacticea - he
crease the quantity In making ordinary 0ln."
These statements are made with view - DvSee
comparison In California between the genuine Welteb
chnapps and the various brands Of bogas imsasiooss
mixed, doctored.up, or sweetened Gin, IN sqaaFer.
black bottles Limitation Of my htyls OF Dotllee( und@
different names and labela, whether NAKED LondeoV
Germany, Holland, ScheIdAm echnapps, &C., IN tnen'
te varety-c0ndent that the trial will result u CAL
liornia Just as long sInce has done ine the older
tatons referred 70, and the complete triumph Of ny
Pure echedam echnapps.
desire briefly to notice two facts which have IAse
" added largely 70 the uRe Of WolSet Dehnepes "
the city Of New York and elsewhere. lee. tsEs
French Brandy u 10 almost Impossible b Oeealn-'
nearly ali the Brandy imported ifom tfanes be,eS
American spirits sent there, made lnto b!aseyv
and shipped back again. 9ua. Many peeps -
abandoning the use Of AnaeFlcan whiskey, e.snY
and gin, since Il has been discovered tAas DtkICms ~
NINE, deadly poison, S In nee at The yess le sssn
ling, thereby increasing The yicld Of uSpes sse~H
one-thlrd.
In conclusion, will say to an who desire wAcIs-
some, agreeable TOnie end otimulant, give ~
WOLF MS
0CMRHDAAE AROMATIC SCHHAERSS
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole ImposssFCI
tSS 8m1 81, Beaver Street, NsA1esS.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Gov. wtlLsn's fNAUounAL.-At 4 O'Clock !

Gov. wkLLsR's NAUOURAL.-At 4 O'Clock r.
II. yesterday. We furnished our city subscri-
bers With the MOUNTAIN DEnocRAT-Extra, con-
taing Gov. WHLLER's inaugural Address. 1t
was delivered In Sacramento yesterday after 9
o'clock P. n, and less than two short hours
Afterwards the subscribers Of the MOuNrArN
DEnOcRAr hadit placed before them in print,
30 miles ftOtn the place where it was delivered,
We have not had time to glance over it, bu:
We commend II to the careful consideration Of
all who feel an interest in the welfare Of Cali
fornia. Il 10 brief and we venture to asseI {,
able and digni6ed.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
NherlH'a Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the Clevk's
ID Office Of the Hon District Court Of the lIth Judi
cial District, for u Dorado county, on . judgment
rendered the l6th day Of May, A. D. 1881 IN favor
Of WM. u. DAVIS and against NJ. II. KELREA, Al.
LAS SIMON, and =. r. HAwLEY, fer the sum Of VIv,
Hundred and Twelve and 22.iOO Dollars with inter
eat thereon at the rate Of ten per cent. per annpm
from the lGth day Of May A. d. 1857 together vI1h
the sum Of FifiyThre and 7N.lOO Dollars, costs Of
suit and nccrunR costs, have levied upon and sel
Eed aud will expose TO public sale at the Court ouse
In Pacerve. Oh the 9th day Of January, A. D. iaN6.
nj IL o'clock 4. NJ all the right title interest ana
claim. ~ the said N. H. KeseA, Elias Simon and 4.
Awlcy Of IN and TO the following described proVer.
~, lying and being In I0Etown Ravine, County 81
~ Dorado and State Of California, TO Wit certain
Quartz Lead known As the Empire Quarts Lead /"
near the hous" ~ SIlAS Simon, and bounded on the
north BY the "COFnu COpp" or Buffers Quarts Lead.
aud the south by the "IocshOnta Quarts LeaA y
together with the improvements theron.
Z. BO0ARDUS,
Sheriff Of n Dorado County, Cal,
BY L. b. HOPGIns, Depusy
sheriRS once, PiAcerville, Dec 18Th, A. D. ISSI.
ltNsl
Pest pone ments-The abovs sale 10 Ne, eAy
postponed until January 8th, 1883, ct ten o'clock A.
n. x. BO6ARDUS Sheriff,
BY I. n. uOPEIns, Deputy
PiAcervillc, January 6ah, 1855
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
SherRM's S0Ie,

DY virtue Of an Execution, issued out Of the
ID Clerks Once Of the Hon. District Court llth
Judicial District, II Dorado County, Cal, on .
Judgment rendered 0n the ySd day Of December A.
ID. 1851, In favor Of John Morrish and against
VIM. Ronsch, Z. C. Furguson, +. A. Horn6lOwcr
ct al. comprising the ''WAshington Tunnel Co.."
jointly, and against said ROnsCh and Ferguson sep
arately, for the sum Of Eight Hundred Forty Eight
and AO-lOO Dollars debt, with interest thereon at
the rate OF ten per cent per Annum from the xSd
day Of December A. d. lNS7, together with the
sum Of Twenty and SOlOO Dollars, costs Of suit and
accruing costs, have levied upon and seized and
will expose to public sale, At the Court House in
Placerville the S0th day OF January, A. ID. 1885,
at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the said Warrington Tunnel Co. Of,
in and to the following described property, lying
and being in Georgetown Township, County Of FL
Dorado, and State Of California, 70 wit; All that
certain tract Of land or Tunn.l Mining Claim In
Cement Hin, near Bottle Hin, about two miles
north Of Georgetown, bounded on the east by the
Nevada Tunnel Claim, and on the west by the Ro-
anoke Tunnel Claim, consisting Of Twenty -Four
elaine, known 90 the Warrington Tunnel COmpa-
ny's Claims, together with the improvements
theron.
E. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff OF Fl Dorado County, California,
By L. B. HOPKINS, Deputy.
sheriG's Once, Plseervllle, January 6th, A. d.
1858. (iS tel
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
NOTICE

hereby given to an persons, that on or about the
i the l6lh day Of December, 1851, lost at MaFys.
willie, CALIFORNIA, In the Western House." two prom.
issory Notes of liar d. Of the following description
One for tw" hundred and eight dollars, pAyabls 70
myself aud dated the l2sh day Of the present month,
payable in motAhS. jFAwii interest ~ the TSt u
per cent Per month assigned by John Edwards, Of
the Forty Mile House. Also, note Of hand, pay.
able To me. the undersigned, for two hundred d0lla,
lawful interest, assigned by James EaGn, ehlnGe
Springs hereby warn all p-EsOns against tRadlng
ENAMEL ROPP.
Fl Dorado, Dec. goth, lSS1.-[ iAn3sSWl
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

NorIcs OF BILLs.-Mr. Galbraith gave notice
in the Assembly, on Wednesday, that he would
introduce bill "to extend the term Of Office Of
Justices Of the Peace ir the counties Of this
State two years :" also Of . bill "to extend the
term of Office Of OfSupervisOrs, aud also to ch&uge
the manner of their election In ElDorado coun.
ty." Mr.. Lee, on the same day, gave notice Of
joint resolution ''instruCting our Senators and
requesting our Representatives to procure the
passage ofa law by Congress, relinquishing to
this State oil the right and title Of the Govern
mcnt Of the United States to the mineral lands
in this State"
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

The Miners Drug Store, at the s,Uu ~
the Big Mortar, Main street, is supplied with
the best assorted and most extensive stock a.
fresh and pure drugs and medicines 10 h.
found m the mines. The patent medicines
sold at this establishment. are received dir...
from the manRfActurers, and every packar. !.
warranted genuine. Pcrfumery and other A.,
ticleS for the toilet, all of the choicest quality,
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
at any other house in the county. 1t IL, alsO,
we'll supplied with paints, oils, window glass,
varnishes, paint brushes, lamps, lamp oiI-bu,
see DR.. Jervey's advertisement in another col.
Umn, or call at his establshment-the pocs,
beautiful and tastefully arranged dfuk stors r.
the mountains--and see for yOursclves remsna !,
berinR that he keeps none but the bcot aFsiSi..
and sells at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

FROH Carson VALLEx.-We are greatly in
dObtsd to our friend Jerry for u letter from
Carson Valley, which came to hane too late for
tO-day's DENocRAr. The good people Of the
Valley spent the holidays most pleasantly, and
had several balls, parties, &c., at which q
number Of ladies were present Good dig.
Rings have recently been discovered on the
East Fork of Carson River, by Caldwell, Com
stock, d Co., which will pay ten dollars day
to The hand. The diggings are extensive, but
il 10 too cold to work them at present. Stock
are rapidly improving. Money is scarce in the
Valley.
In his P. 8. "Jerry says: "Dick mail
Carrier) came to this place (GenOa) from Sac.
rAmentO in three days, and brought horse
through with him. This beats any of Thomp-
) cons trips. Ormsby 4 Co. expect to leave
here tomorrow (Jan 6th) morning for Placer.
vile, with pack train.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
PETTIT's DRUG sTORE.

CIIAs u. PETIT has nOwIn store, the largest shA
best selected stock Of Drugs, Paints, Window Gs.r,
Pure Medicines, Zine Chemicals, and Genuine Pa.
tent Medicines offered for sale In this CITY auS
desiring to increase his preaent large trade ana eTI
tend Il to all parts Of II Dorado County he InvI.sI
the attention Of Country Dealers, Physicians, Paint,
ers and Miners to his extensive and varied aa0ortt
ment, assuring them that he sell all articles IN
his line OftrAde at lower prices than any other DEAL
er In the mountains
lie has been engaged In his present tusInea, for
twelve years, Ia thoroughly acquainted with S DE-,
tails, and rs he selects hIs goods with the Rreatx
care. purchasers may rely with safety upon AnGInC
and GENUINE.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

WGOoN RoAD BoARD.-We learn from the
GAcEamentO UaiOn that the joint Wagon Road
Board met ct 3 O'Clock, P. n, Tuesday, in the
room Of the Supervisors ct Sacramento. every
member'being present. On motion of Frank
Hastiug1 Of the Sacramento Board, VIM. Knox
Of n Dorsdo Board Of Supervisors, was duly
elected President Of the joint Board. On mo-
ton, the District Attorneys Of Sacramento and
81 Dorado counties were authorized to draw
up amendments 70 the present Act Of the Leg
islature, passed April S7th, 1857, relative to
the wagOa road, aud present the same for the
consideration Of the Board. with view to the
sabmission Of the same to the LegislAture.-
The Board then adjourned till YeSturday.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
The New Administration.

A bright sun end an unclOuded sky shed lus-
tro and lent brilliancy to the inaugural
ceremonies Of yesterday, and enlivened the
hearts Of those who hope for CALIFORNIA; pros
perity. Nature smiled auspiciously. and all
now betOkens . successful administration Of
the State Government. The Legislature have
gone to work like business men, intent upon
the performance Of their duty in such manner
as TO best promote the welfare Of the State.
For the first time in CALIFORNIA; history, have
the Legislature the power to reduce the expen-
scs Of the Government to cdsh basis, and the
people expect that the opportunity to do SO
will be taken advantage Of.
The great diversity and apparently con-
6icting interests in State so large and en-
bracing such 9 variety of climate and soil as
this, renders legislation for it more difficult
than In other States; and hence the good old
Democratic doctrine Of "Lllat is the best gov
ernment which governs least" Is peculiarly
applicable to California. Each interest in the
State should be permitted to stand or G;.ll Upon
to own merits, and none fOstered by Lcgis
lative action, at the expense of another
There 10 no real conflict between the mining,
the commercial, the agricultural or the manu-
fActuTing enterprises Of the people. All are more
or less dependent upon each other, and will, if
let alone, generally accommodate their respec-
tive wants. We have every reason to believe
that tho present Legislature will, in after
years, be referred to by the people with hearty
approval and cOmmendation.
Upon the Democrats of that body rest the
power and tho responsibility of its acts, wheth-
er for & cd or evil, and should errors be
committed they will not be intentional. Let
Democrats counsel together and carefully ex.
clude from their deliberations the advice of
men, who hSpOcritically pratc of their Dcmoc-
racy, now that the victory is won, who in the
hour OF need, when the result wastyet in doubt,
were found wanting. BestOw no confidence
upon the traitorous few, who secretly gave
aid and comfort to the enemy in the last polt-
ical contest; - teach the rcnegades that the
Democracy have the power not only to over
cOIncit open opponents, but that il dare and
can and will expose and spurn from its bosom
those who professed to be with it, only the
more efficiently TO injurc it. There are such,
hanging about the capitol, insidiously endcav-
OriDg to win an acknowledgment from honest
Democrats, Of their fellowship with the party.
Let no petty jealOusics, and above all no hope
Of fspoils, serve to sever the union of the party
to distract its harmony. Forget old teuds;
let the only test Of party membership be, ad-
herence to its principles and service in good
faith rendered it, in the day of its adversely.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

GYxNAMUN-Marple's gymnasium has been
open for the benefit of the public for some days,
and has become great place of resort for our
business men. II already has upwards of fifty
subscribers, and tho number is rapidly increas-
ing We are glad to see this, as we are
of the opinion that one gymnasium will do
more for the health Of the city than score of
Doctors. We occasionally drop in for half an
hour, and already find our appetite, if not our
muscles, greatly increased, much to the salts
faction of our butcher. We advise ell delicate
Aom6rss to try Marple's appetizer.