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Nevada national., 1859-03-05

Ma GwtN AND THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
RoUrE.-As it has been continually charged
by the opposition that enator Gwin was
endangering the passage Of a Pacific Rail.
road bill by his pcrtinscious advocacy Of the
southern over all other routes. we make the
following extracts from G few remaks Of bis
on the subject when recently up in the Sen
ate. in answer to a supposed intimation by
Mr.. Frederick that he (Gwin) had not prop
srly ezefted himself for the passage Of the
bill. From this it will be seen that great
injustice is done Mr. Gwu in charging that
be is opposed TO the Central route. and in
favor Of the Southern one alone
Nh. GwN-Mr. President. should Ike
TO ask my colleague if he intended 10 charge
me with any want or delinquency in the dis.
charge Of my duty,
MH. BRopEEiCE-None. sir. | consider
that my colleague has exeried his whole
strength upon this bill
ME GNIN-l have not spokpn unnn this
bill since | opened the discussion. b. cause [
believe rat too much speaking DESTROYS bills.
: ttre not answered objections that have
brrn brought against Tbs hiil, lircuu>a
thoue't that hy wa-t ~ the time IN debate.
Sc should he kept Away from vote, and We
cau r. rirct the hill more 10y am.ndHenis
that may hr offered thnn 10y any tNpiuua-
'inuS which may hc made. The bill before
The senate MAS elaborated and prepared ly
m"u ol great rXper ehce in ths hCsy. Many
of THE members OF the Committee. that re,
pO' ted n have been ON select Committees
that ha'r prepared p,cifc Railroad bills for
Wr Fts..l .t.r
o." r."rt-s purpose uf being amrnG,d and
perfected by thr action OF The Senate. III
have not addressed the Senate. thrr have
been many occasions when thought could
have corrected errors intn whcl Srnators
had iaiien but have. ia nv experience
here iourd tnat the best way to pass bill
Is e. come 20 a vote upon it and especially
j. ifis the cas-" with MEASURE Ike this
which has been for many years under discus.
s'on IN this body Now in regard to the
amendment before tie Senate AsI have
said on many occasions before. thers is no
route 20 California which would suit my
constituents - well as Que on the forty.
second parallel. because % strikes the heart
Of population on both sides o. the Rocky
Mountains and O.; is the very route. above
az Others, on which the road ought TO be
built. Il u j. practicable. At the same time
in the h!,l reported by the Select Committee
they have taken the ground. and it is my
oan deliberate Judgment. that we should
not rcstrici capital in selecting the best
route to California. when We establish the
two termni at a central portion Of the con
fsdcracy on each side It strikes me that The
Central route has such advantages that, If
tits what IL Is represented by my colleague.
the road viii inevitably be there aad il Is not
necessary to nut any further restriction
upon L.
Nevada national., 1859-03-05
OUR NEW LOCATION
AS CHEAP OR CHEAPER


than at any other place in town. and at the same
time always obtain the best article in the market.
Nevada national., 1859-03-05
Gbt NrtaNa 0atisual.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. EprroR.
GRASS VALLEY, HssCa 3. 1919.
A.ne.tns.


The gossip. as a general thing, is very
respectable mtui II society. proir~
sion, unlite the loaler. is eqn ..iy adapted 10
either sex. The gossip IS an individual Of
pious proclivities ana high moral prcten-
sions, the living. breathing moving personi-
fcaiion Of all that !. orthodox and virtuous;
the viglant sentinel Of society, ever on the
alert to find flaw in the character Of his
ncighbor. or some circumstance on which 90
base foul SANDER. Gossips let no opportu-
nifty rasa IN v''.' they expose to an I'd
hiring public the sins aud short coming Of
others. Theirs il an AllSecing eye, and
they are equally familiar with the private
and public Affairs Of families and individu-
ais.
Their instrument Of offence and defence is
SANDER:
Whose edge is .lar'er than the sword whose
tongue
Out veuoms an the worms of Nlc whose breath
RIFLES the posting winds. and doth belle
All corners of the world king, queen. aud state.
Maids, natron-. nss 80 ....'t. ~ '.. ....e
Nevada national., 1859-03-05

e. Beware ,ue pine tres ,hl,'rng crash.
Beware ,ne dreadful ar4laach,
Nevada national., 1859-03-05
Bernard Cad,

has just opened in his New Store ain street
III just above kohlers Barber shop, large stock o
Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Confeetionn
ries, Etc., Etc.
Which he offers at wholesale or retail at very redu
eed prices, for cash. Hs- Call and examine for
yourselves.
Gra- Valley, August n isss-uiH
Nevada national., 1859-03-05

Tue Fmsr FLOWER or SrRlNG.-We saw
it las, Saturday growing all alone upon the
comparatively bleak and barren plain
Lifting It's modest head from earth It seemed
TO Doe looking around for som" sweet com,
panon 10 gladden. it in its lonely solitude.
None were near. but when the sun weat
down it shut its eyes and wen; TO sleep rpon
the bosom 81 its mother in peaceful security,
like little child going TO rest.--Ishand
Gazette.
Did it wake up in the morning. or did Is
die The matter is important.
Nevada national., 1859-03-05

The speech. all me papers Of this State say
Gen. Scott delivered at New Orleans, was
not delivered hy General Scott. but by Mr..
Dreux. the orator of the day, at the Gel
ebratiou of the anniversary of the battle OF
Chalmctte.
Nevada national., 1859-03-05

fact among the medical men. that there has long
been wanted good and reliable preparation OF
sARsAPARIIIA as nearly all that are manufact tursd
In the East, CONTAIN sPIRITs, and some them even
MERCURY although protesting not To do so-conse-
suenty for all eutaneous disease &c, they are in
iourious instead Of benehcial-Now in the prepara-
tion we offer to the public willing to show
the receipt 10 any one-no matter who-doctor or
no doctor 'As every man has right to know what he
10 taking
Nevada national., 1859-03-05

Ladies Of fashion starve their happiness
to feed their vanity. and tseir love to fas3
their pride
Nevada national., 1859-03-05

Without 20
oJiract'o.s. b. I.i
good pcupie ou.t ,'
ness. Like Othello. their Occupation .u,d
b. gone. and the innocent a. well a. the
guilty might frequently pass through the
world with a name untarnished
Mrs. Pecksnif, who don't live a thousand
miles from our office, and whom we are
pr0ad to number among our friends. is a lady
that stands high in the Order OF Gossips.--
Mrs. Pecksnif is a Christian, attends church
every Sabbath and the balance OF the week
devotes to the affairs OF her neighbors. There
are some people with whom Mrs Pecksnif
will not associate Her character, like Cea-
sar's wife. is above suspicion, of course. and
therefore it is not expected that Mrs. Peck
sniff will visit Mrs. Blank, whom nobody
knows anything ahont. Mrs. Pecksnif bias
every reason to look upon Mrs. Blank as a
suspicious character. Mrs. Blank seldom at
tends church, don't belong TO the circle, >
is very mysterious, stays at home aud at
tends to her own business. and Of course she
is horrible bad woman.
Mrs. Pecssnf' : oloiactory nerves being
very acute. Mrs. Pecksnif " smells a rat
Mrs Peeksnif imparts her discovery 20 the
Circle tie Circle i not surprised
the Circle " had already smelt a rat,
hut with Christian forbearanee had refraneC
from, LATINA, rho rat ont
But now that the rat IS out. it behoovc
the good Mrs. Pecksnif to chase the rat al
over town. We saw Mrs. Peck-ui in pursuit
Of the rat under difficulties chasing il from
door.to door. through muddy streets, filth!
alleys, up hill and down hill 10 the storm
and rain Mrs. Fecksnif herself looking lik'
drowned rat and our heart melted fo
poor Mrs. Pcksnif. for il was evident tha
Mrs. Fick,nif was performing a very sac
duty. f99 which Mrs. Picksnif could not ex
pect to be rewarded in this uncharitahl,
world " IL were rot for the numerous Mrs
Pickshifs in this world. society would sooi
retrorrade into the primitive Ways OF peace
aud yiYtue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
NEW-JEKSEY ITEMS

EaUEoAD Fsos P,TEgsoS TO BroNToS.-Fos
some the people eli Paterson have been urn'ng
their eli ution to the c-artTnetioa ot railroad
between tia place and Bootto,. The Et,,'s Char
aiar which has been the steady advocate Of thst pro
ject ssys thsi the Offence between them Is ooy
sbos; fsuJt--p mics, Natur- VITA her o~u hnger,
having L arsed = al the gay. FnGr miss
ab, ,tere,n the yi-Gr o. Little Falls Is reached
Here the Passsc Riy-r has /. OF fv'ty feet, snich,
al Il very Slight expense, may become available tor
q euufsciur = Purposes The wei -.h.wu carpets
tories O. Dir. Robert Beaie established al Lattle
Sells.
Mr. b. is TOW engaged in extecdirs operations
hsy NJ receu,iy completed one Of the most su~tan-
,ial ana hanasua.e structures in TIL Safe. with
sLeh a spe mid ~,.er-pu~cr the silltgr ~ouh soon
contain popuiaio If ten thousand souls. BoOnton.
situated IL the gorge 81 uouutaln rarge, where the
Ru,k aasN River has fall at USrr 3p feet, sithin
liiie more mile, aresiy hss between 2OOu add
3CC0 Inhabitants Large numbers 81 houses have te-
Gently b~en completed, nov Ia progress, and
the people are sang uiue res~pilng liz in,age gos,h
ard prosperity. The Imn Company works are the
u.nu e,uer, Of Its pr, sprrfy, that firm paying 10
wages alone over 100000 per moGto. From the
IL ouutaius of Morris County the iron q is dug and
conveyed by canal 10 their furnaces after which 1t il
rolled into plates and cut Into nails. Some twenty
tuns of these are made every week, AMI have IL be
cutrd long distance curing half the year TO be
Transported to market The village itself is described
az b- one Of the most picturesque spots inssin-
able, particularly at light, when the heavens are
lighted up with the glare Of It's iroo WORKS. lodspon
dent Of the travel shch would necessarily seek such
a raoad, aud now finding It. way in various drec-
tiuts 10y stages, every element of success IN
work of the IT, while it would add immensely 10 the
prosperity Of that secon of New-Jersey. Ii l. to De
hoped the measure will meet WITH thst sympathy fsom
the peopls to be benefited that it So well deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

RowTKY TBtsrEE.-fhe two DRAMAS of " One.
Eyed ssnl" al the Surgeon Of Paris" will be .eleJ
here tonight.
NATiysAL THrATER.-Three pieces are aonounced
here lof to-right. Revolt IN Mes.ene" " Sketcbss
~ Irdra," snd "The Pirate L@gAcy."
MRSUn's AMERICAN MUsius.-D Dramatic pes.
fo'm"Sc's are Announced here for every afternoon
III evening this week, beside the 100 OD1 curimirje.
WOODS Miss1RELs.-" Scsmpit" Is the title Of
TIE negrmzed farce that i offered here every nisht
IN addition to the regular programme Of sougs and
fun.
CHRisTi's OPERA HOUsE.-A Durber Of new a.
fractions are I" be presented here every nght th.
week TIE company is oil that is to be desired in the
ninsiiel way.
BREASTS MIssTRELs.-Afn fine programme is plsyed
every pigtt.
PALACE GsRDrs.-Tbis rlace Of resort Is now open
oI The Sun er, and lie Of the pleasAnts,t places
IL the city IN Which to pass al evening. Fine mu sc,
pea,art promenade, and admirable refreshments are
p.Onised for the patrons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
AMUSE NE NTS.

The Summer season has now fairly begun AMI the
crowds of strangers who throng the city during the
bot months will not suffer from lack Of Amusement III
the dramatic and musical way for there is an alum
dance All the th,aers in the city that are IN working
trim are opt H. ana the various mu sc halls AMI CONCERT
rooms are oifenug all the attractions that an acuye
competition can de,e. Our country friends will be
delighted, and those unhappy members OF tue Can't
"get-away" Club Of the GUY who are detained IN town
5y the necessities of business Que stress OF npe-
cnpiosty will fud some place f. the 0ss OF country
and sea.sho,e in the excellence of the various alnuse
mepts that are announced for the Summer seas m.
ACADEMY or Mrsic.-Flotow's Martha (iu Ital-
Jam will be performed this evening by Mesdanes Col
son and Strakosch, BrgDoh, Junoa and Baril Tue
season closes on Wednetday
MErRoPoIIrAS THKArER.-Ths establishment,
under the management of Mr. 5. b. Dufheld, has been
doing an excellent business DUNG the past week.
with the old comedies Tonight viii be gwen Toe
School for SCANDAL" with Messrs. Blake, Brougham
Wscot, Ii, Hand, Dyott, DGffeld, c. H. HILL, Farrrn
and Rev nods in tie cast, tee -ther with MS r. b
CONWAY. Mira w. II. Su,h Mrs. Howard, aud Mi's
Viola Croker. Mr.. Brouchams new play " Art aud
Aiiifce, will be produced next week.
WNIAcKs THEATER.-rOis evening those popular
setors the Florencss sppear for the first time after
Along absence. This is announced as tbeu Ia''"eu
Engagement bere before European tour whca they
contemplate The first entertainment will consist OF
hree pieces, Temptation" 80 Lesson for Illus.
hands, and "Tbs Happy Man. In the sseooa
piece Mrs Florence will enact six characters, Will
sing two sorgs perform several Dances and do dVerS
and surdry other entertaining feats'
The Tneater has been put thoroughly IN orle'i 'n'
Indian Punkoks have been res'ored, and every pans
taken TO make the house OF the coolest ana moS'
comfortable in the city. ~,
NIBIo's GARDES.-Miss Lucy Escott and MI MI
renSa remain here for this week, which Is positively
the las, Of their engagement. In order to make the
attraction as strong as possible, they VIII appear
every night IN conjunction with the dramatic comps
ny Of the house, led by Mr.. Eddy and Madame rVu'i
This evening will be acted katherine and feIae :,
With Messrs. EDDY Pearson, Davidge, Bland, ~ ID.
Clark, and Madame Ponisi, in the Distribution VI
characters. A selection of operate gems VIII DC also
given by Miss Escot ard Mr. Miranda, and the ops,-
attic drama of the Waterman" willconcude inc oA''
LAURA KrEsE's THEATRE.-The Sisters Gougen,
helm have not found the drama OF Court au1
Stage" very attractive during the past week, anu
now announce a change of bill. This evening Will %
presented "The Rough Diamond" with Miss Joey as
Cousin joe" the drama OF Ernesiine VIII DC
$50 given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
BROOKL w UENS

Firm AyEsUE TO BIZ TrNNyLED.-Ths Greenwood
Cemetery Company so"ut iunbeling Fifth avenue
In front Of the new .urauc, Ia the Cemetery. The
Avenue II to be filled up and arch eo from thirty
fourth To Thirty.fith streets. The srch si nave a
spap Of twenty-five eet, will be eight-eo feet nigh IN
tie clear and twr y.sx feet from the lower str set to
the top Of the Avenue. Il il to be const' uoted Of
N.i,h River stone, with granite trimmings. The
wlofh OF the Avepu. on the arch will be seventy SIX
feet. including sideSaks, ana Will be protected with
4n Iron rsliI ON each side, which will extrni from
lth Thirty iftn street or distance OF
eight buildirg blocks. The buhng' a. the eutraace
have already been removed t. toe opposite side OF the
Avenue line and the necessary arrangements are
beng made to raise the abuiuents. The sum Of
sjcoo has been appropriated for the job, but those
most fani,r With such work say that it will take a
much lager sum. When completes, which VIII be
during the latter part If the summer, 1t VIII aid
gr, sty to tie be auiy Of the neghbOrhood Carriages
and PED. stians will then pass under the Avenue in
entering the Cemetery grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Before Judges DAILY, BS,oS and HILTON.
Jo.l ID Bsrh-f AT. Abttouy Arnolc - al
Huron The aue.iions pres. Itrt hy the PLAIN

JO.l d. Bsrb.f sat- Abttory Afnlc - al
UuTos J.-The questions pre-. Birt by the PLAIN
pave 81 the Justice ,nd thuk h nui,us 'hn us Q"
var. salary gcuc that b" ss.empDyd lVr the
tire ys ooud be ds"hrrd nns,. -uhe~" e'u'"
tu with IN. Que Byi ,estrsi luas no ws
au;o b. hy The De udauf employ ~" lssn IA aud MS
be did ,mpS enn snd the plaintiff '"a ',at asa a,s
enpoynrut lie cut 'd mo The .-r'" OF tue d'rnaaA
thog he adults that thy Pnsy never made al 'siset
thonzd Boyd empy the auiu Tor year oa Tat ~ AZ
rsngi, with B o b. srrce. be- nais .'n" r. nsrs $50
mat ,Ls p'-a We IT. ~; en-, 'Ss se IA ~ ssS
W. III ~ ,s..v ,u,s s.'i an ~ ~ 1,rrS.~
Aparr this couAist the principal question % 30
wh,t,r Boyd auihorxsa contract with the
psutr b. employment fa III" eu'ire var r'uh s'-.
should b. made i the bias under which Boyd esdeut
rested ad,erss defendants l. APPEARED that he IL nj
hn. with them. and IN addition mad advised the tnss
Tie subsequent Of tho par,e. may alec he booked Ia de-
TRIMMING wis, they understood washs agreement aa. a. IN"
plaintiff uttered into ulr derndags '"rvec ia sca
1857 IL app that b. Dsnoesd @ trn' ~ b" s<e
nrp under he claim. t5ihe deud.nis Nr I'D hc
auoe the tim. II MS discnafg In November jbw
balance him Tor the time he employed viz ~ a. -
,s,, TIE f-ndan,' r anss, e%s 1
''.rg 'ba the same "a. in GOV =, =. is @ssd, % 80.
into ID. def-sdsLts SIMPLY ~ hmIgd l-i fd sra :.
paid aud At ni. ue "thE ~as's'd tooat inr 81 " i
me std and which tsf se.sds 10 MS ~ '.n the
oTy due the 9th of March 1889 tbs 4 10 taus
upoa This last nentiosd -aplymrnt Whrth-r this
BE- de - pre~ 'ing acoho ~ rSdru -" oo IN"
qu.tors d-iernnd by the a'tnr % WHITTIER 20 oaa
a. 4
..id.tfr pr hsbtr. sud o. thu
c,se qit, iuses =. think ia eitner '!"w IL hs-ias VI
he Justice was risht. judo shrIed.
DIVORCE.
Fowler at. Fowler.
In 1857, the plant II WOO the wife Of ths iofend-
sction sz,ns him r linird t.sr-. On
m. MN of sept 1851 she Ofdrf ~ sh
,h- permitted NE asppsnent eau snt ss-
alleging sitter joined. The d.f nd - bs4 c"a-
nti,c souirfy with Juia sysncsr ~ NJ % nY -''st In
1854 h. parties becsm 'ecOpcic snd ,san i've sHh"f tho
fof divorce h-yls been dsnssd Ia = ~s.o.s '<s.
ay,inst hush ~ ff NSoe,
referred rsers to-" fss'uAon Ltss rn,us
II r. rrr. ptrd la favor ii tb- d-fBdsnr bsa's h- a~A
tine o. h,y. report cnbfTnrd fmAl ,ton
Uh p,--ut ruciO he HiDd that tho
dri.uosni bad sful .Ij dyef.e S~ss<f pafsn
Iasa The before to- Comm
tcstof smary o4ns-l u. ia. def L4u. a-gis tan
cbsTge. m.oe ssas bn sud inst ysya, actonn
r.r. ", secuted only with view " lnyns hin.
The Judge d~cd.t That sl~ asked 81 at mat
ter Of nght ,bs discren IT he LvJf, ,1-s art
ions Ba ooH Oh Rep and me enrrcis " h1 direction
Would iot DotDn IN tn. ples
'ig after soul@fy ssa Jals 5-'
Dot bar tcts1oi ivp -.
q Tbs eo.conNh r-ts, an, IN In
iurru. NJ Court, Womb ~ t Va
ssn ~ tn, sosion fr may tns
debsd. go -
Montiguf 70 agt. Musti.-Moton denied, with tio
costs ~ stlds srnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

~h'c' tsI- r'ck'e-s shooting from unseen quSter
hHh gs,hered. While toe fir-r WIS searching f,r
ire isihw "ho was thus m-ku spoTt vita human
hi'' i''urb th"t uus cI-charg-d. which passed
Trough The WibTo~ If lag'r.herr saioor, sni
I~ietd IA the ba'k uf the peck &c M f. zab-tn
D.vIr ct Williams hugh sho. sith her hosbsus, Va.
'akig some re'rr hIneni IN the p!.ce. The poor
:" man Tell to the h'Dr O. sri-.bl-, her hcod pouring
ire'. hom the would. phy-ieisn wa. Ps'eur-'i,
Gus " j nut prove fatal. Czuh sell uIsie s-arch
IL the hotel, sua iourd the cnlprii ia rom NJ. -.
be p'et'r ded 10 tsy. just s~skep.d. but the sir quo
wsr found cTet-1 urd-r biz bed, sno bs- we're
lying up"n the tabr. Subsequently he eues~ed that
LIE -hot through the uiudo~, but protested thai b.
neant La / arIs. Justice Osborne committed hin to
the ICubs for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

D,xcvrors SPoRr-A WOMAN SHor.-John VII
con recently arrived NovaS,otian, bought an air
,un l. Saturday. and took it home 10 has room IN an
80 story Of the Globe Hotel, William street.
r., o'c,ock in the evening he began to e1psn-
nsv, With hi. weapon, using one Of the street lamps
IS target. The frs' shot sna''S'eu -,
sso~ra sbo, wbizzed through tha same place, and
third glanced from the iron anppo'' Ha.' r,-,h
-, the person of Officer Csudweh oi the 'u''a
w,ys who had just come up to disPsrse the crowd
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Aivrr-i-s q. ~.
DE. TOWNsENp's SARSAPARILLA.-Thl. Is the

DR.. IOWSsEND> SAR>APARiILA.-Ihs Is the
-rss- spring aud s.rusT r'dy, aid ihe only PeaiAneu
BLOOD FURititR
arr eraG atoT of c.ease
u bod i mnHre srd vonr system ouf ~ nor r
th - restore You n heath and craze
ufv. yir. blo. - tho
OFNJISs Ds. IOgSsgSo's sAssSPAFiLa.
Ma ufscur,d under the direct supervision o. ~ James ~
CLlia1
ntGIcte wtch
frTFcTv,ILY CURTS KEEPS TVS BLOOD PCRS.
bE CAsEFUL 10 UsE 10 OTHER
Who.rss'e :,tal dePf No ~ Brosawuy, ohee No
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T COURr-CH,NsEss--IV u.-Bctorc Jadsv
hooSENsLf.
DIVORCE EASY

John Herdri' k.ou at. lul, Ann HeuSrictson
In This case fi- plaintiff alleged that married. the
dei,udsut lSis and by ss there three
children DO yet Asus si msnrs mt du tee is,
r pa e ast yrit h- dsdsu, had h,ea guilty OF adultery
with various ~ various pl-css
The Juog-. rendering decision CHI, nioraiat said tast al
hnush hush improbable that u.tr-i
would rs,f 10 bee amman ,tfuuP ,nd
ish by ht evidence iu this l1-t AZ
sd Therefore, slrr-tiSe but 20 ORDER The cErr OF divorce
pru,rd G the custody ctisn1 the fsther
DECISIONS.
John A. Murphy sgL Ca'ht'iue T.. Murphy D-sree
Of divorce granted duss spPar fom the mpat
vhch.r there ohldrcn ut, dr.sion b. made a
tbeii GUST ~ ~ present
Charles Hrthter sg'. Tappsr. Tawnshend & CO.
Gree, to ,uirrrd .usp ndf thu Of tn. judgment aasa
the spp- al .hali b. h.srd snd 0i-ls ed o.
H. the matter of proving the last viii, Nc, Of
Wnlsm McheeS.r dsc,asee-Dscfce admitting vii, Ac..
granted
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fAdv-rtismel-I
Ir,s The C.NInN LA COMPANY tnye Or

n.fd every vanity ofTta M Goc,s aud resDra AID PIT
SAFE famirs ,oIchlus Ouug AID iVls Hysol t.un - C
tie Galrps lup+rN nun. s o. 6r. All "tnri qia
tie equally ow Aso. thnrpud onSrs ,uod FssiLY Is, t
a. Cal c..L.ue 81 o. ~ Chstham--t between Fear
I'D
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