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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18
DIR. Richardson's Bank Bill.

The Senate, yesterday, adopted and
passed DIR. Richardson's Bill in lieu OF
the one offered by the Committee on
Banks.
The Bill of the Committee authorized
the Banks, which accepted the provisions
of the act of January. 1858, to pay out
the notes of the Bank of Tennessee and
Branches. DR.. Richardson's Bill author
ICES all the Banks to PAY ont the notes Of
any specie paying Banks, chartered by
this State.
1t does not change the law requiring
notes issued to be made payable ,ohere is
sued. But it enables the Banks to pan
out the notes of each other, but of course
they are all payable at the counters
where issued.
The Bill does not repeal what is proper
| ly called the Counter Note System. -
1t does not authorize Banks I, issue any
other than notes payable at the counters
where issued. 1t only enables one Bank
to pay ont the notes Of another specie
paying Bank.
Keep up the distinction between ISSUING
a bank note and paying Il Om, and there
will be no difficulty in understanding the
effect and operation of the Union.
QUEER ENorGn.-Among the records Of
the old town of Ipswich, Mass, the fol-
lowing are found under date of lGSl:
Single persons who are under no gov
ernment are ordered to put themselves
under the care of some head of family.
"Daniel Waldron is required to return
to his wife according to law"
The record docs not give us the reason
|
why Daniel Waldron left his wife in the
first place. or whether he returned 'ac.
cording to law" in the last. Singular
people those old puritans were, and singu'
lar ways they did have.
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sSy- The fishermen have a We

ny INC Hshermen nave very clrl-
ous way of catching fish in the Rhone.-
They wade into the water at night, with
;, knife and a water light lamp. They
place the lamp under water, and the trout
will soon follow it. AS the fish come up
to the surface of the water the fisherman
kills them with his knife. Thisis no fish
story, but verirable fact.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

ba- The rarest kind of ability is amia-
bility. If man is bitten by dog, he is
most likely whether the animal has the
hydrophobia or not, to get mad.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

New ORLEANS, Nov. S--The American
majority in the city is about $500 votes.
The Democratic State ticket is elected.
One hundred men are raising TO go to
the aid of the citizens of Brownsville, by
the Steamer Arazona.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

1t seems now to be generally under
stood that Mr.. Buchanan will not appoint
II Minister to France, till the meeting of
Congress-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

Ray% A farmer in Dearbon county, In.
diana, produced this year, on ten acres
of ground, ssccnteen h,ndred and 6iy bushels
of corn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

seF" Mrs. Partington being asked what
particular church she attended. replied,
ANY paradox church where the gospel
is dispensed with"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

sy Tho Memphis Avalanche says, it
will be gratifying to the many friends of
Gov. Jones. to learn that cleft an ample
estate for the support Of his family.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

pE"A Hunting party on the North
Missouri Railroad. in addition to killing
452 grouse, bagged two blue racers and
80 rattlesnakes.
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Che 9ost.
Athens, Friday, november IS, 1850.

6s"e"ss su"ys - -,
--------- ------------------
Memphis, Nov. S.-W. r. Palmer, char
ged with being concerned in the Harper's
Ferry insurrection, was arrested here to-
day on requisition from Gov. Wise.
---,--,r-,,-,---.- :, -.
EsS- Inc memphis hulietih Ill "n "r.l-
Gle giving the particulars OF the arrest in
that place Monday night. of DR.. w. II.
g a. u,ror,, Eor,,.
ai'ncf' 10 ''o r.,
conspirators says nc came 10 th"t Guy Ill
July last, and has since been married to
=, resnoctoble ladvof Shelby county, The
Bulletin adds:
During the past few weeks he has been
boarding at the Redford House in this
city, and to all appearance was man of
responsibility and means 1t happened,
however, that in the publication of the
miscellaneous contents of "old Browns"
carpet-bag, the name of w. r. Palmer
occurred among the conspirators against
the integrity of the government of the
State of Virginia. His residence was
stated to be at Big Creek, in this county.
lei CO. arr;s ond tho matter was
nlaned in tbe hands Of Mr., T. G. Burcb
n oent tlemon of nrominencerin this state
- ~ iato horr on Monday nigbt last
Proceeded 10 the ne,,,olu lio.se anu ur-
rested rainier "h!le ,li"' perSoi, "us eulii,
i0rtaoiy rePpsiie III .he a!,ha VI P'o'ounu
sumner. ne ""s oo,i''.''.i r n ~ W.; Pt;on
70 a"a., ;ne INV .i,.e': Vi o h;,
VINO VIII iose no tiine IN n"'iri ~ ,I mn
transferred 10 'ir l'ri'ulc'io,i 4, os ou'ee
g. "'Nel .ou,. h,ra ,,,a,,,l,t ~, T.,
l"r "s our y, W ~
coh'ac. WIN .heIiI. T .ne -:
cuins'ances vi llarper rcIit 'onslir"
!ol having oeeii arrestcu :Ih, II, 'l,,s t.S ..
turaiiy Proouceo cohsioei"oie oN'i'eiieii''
Nrw Yong Nov g-Tbs Tribune saws.
tho Comntrollcr. Attorney General Treas.
urer Judae and Clerk of the Court of
Annsols ON the American and Renubli.
cnn tickets are elected. and that the 9th
or four officers are doubtful. but Republi
cans are nrobablv elected. The Senate
anu nS,e'y Os .i' ,, a.. na; aau, oiaotad thnna
foultbs are Republican. The city elected
one Republican Senator, being Demo-
cratic loss.
TRENTON. n. J.. Nov. 9:-The Republi-
can candidate for Governor is elected by
about 1000 majority The Senate is De-
Io,,l.G,I
mocra'ic' me liouSe oouo.lu''
O,rur Drvr,1su R,xrs,-Tbe monono.
1;z;na hanks which have bcon for years
comnot;nc in this community with hon
est sbovers and IeSding money to mo.
cban;cs and trodesmen at six 1er cont
,yben tho sbovers Int for tbis con,net;,
t;on micbt have done ali the lending at
fron, t,reivo to twenty ner cont had tbe
nrnsumnt;o, even to land mail controc-
tors under the Democratic POST Office
Department. UPWARDS of several thousand
sluos to nav their moor employees. when
une,J " ~. ,hno,'uh ,,,"n;f,,d o~,ra,.aao s
aat amd nthor '" omt;,,nnnn;asI NJ rrondon
Jou,oorat;o ornoms non ofyard 70 toll,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

TRENTON. n. j., Nov. 9:-The Republi-
can candidate for Governor is elected by
about 1000 majority. The Senate is De-
mocratic, The House doubtful.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

A SIMPLE REMEDY FOR BRoNcHITIs,-A
writer in the Baltimore SIN, who has been
afflicted severely in his family by that ap-
pallng disease, bronchitis, has found re-
lief from the following remedy Take
honey in the comb, squeeze it out and di-
Lutte with little water, and wash the
mouth occasionally with it," 1t has
never been known to fail in cases where
children had throats so swollen as to be
unable to swallow 1t is certainly sim
pie remedy, and may be very efficient
one, H.F
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

GiasnMis Tulip, in speaking of old bach
elors, says; "They are frozen-out gard
eners in the hower-bcd of love. As they
are as useless as weeds they should be
served in the same manner--choked."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

BY The Rail Road from Decatur
(Ala.) through Athens to the Tennessee
State line, was finished on the lst inst.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

A Yankee who had seen Powers Greek
Slave, and was asked if he was not in
mptures with it, replied, "Well, to tell
the truth, | don't care much about them
stone gals"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

Memphis, Nov. S.-W. r. Palmer, char
ged with being concerned in the Harper's
Ferry insurrection, was arrested here to-
day on requisition from Gov Wise.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

THE LATE Gov. JoNEs.-The locomotive
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
named in honor of the late lamented Gov.
Jones, has been, since his decease, draped
in mourning. This is a touching tribute
ertions more than those of all others, the
country is indebted for the existence of
that great road. d.--nem. Bulletin.
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TNsa The following dialogue is reported
between two boys: 80 81
What do you think? my father, the
other day, shot nine hundred and ninety
nine pigeons with one barrel of his gun"
"Oh! my gosh why didn't he say a
thousand at once?"
REPLY reprovingly,) "Doyou suppose
my father would tell a lie just for the
sake of one pigeon!" .... "a.
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gB- "Mr. Jones, have you got
match?" "Yes, sir match for the old
boy. There sheis mixing up dough. -
Jones pointed to his wife and then slid
from the front door. The last we saw of
him he was "kiteing" down the road
hotly pursued by red headed lady with
a cistern pole. '-tn |#.
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New YoRK. Nov. 9.-The Tribune says,
the Comptroller Attorney General, Treas
urer, Judge and Clerk of the Court of
Appeals, on the American and Republi-
can tickets are elected, and that the 9TH
or four officers are doubtful, but Republi-
cans are probably elected. The Senate
and Assembly are undoubtedly Republi-
can OF the county officers elected three
foufths are Republican. The city elected
one Republican Senator, being Demo-
cratic loss.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

Statement Of tie Circulation Of tie Bank Of
Tennessee, and of each Branch, on tic Isl
of Dc,,I,r 1870
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-21

New York, September Ia.
The Steamer North Star. from Aspinwall,
has arrived.
There has been q revolution in Costs Rica
President Mora and Generals Mora and Ca.
mas have been banished. the former has ar.
rived here.
DIR. Mon,ealigre has been appointed pro.
yisinnaI President.
The revolution in Costa RIGA was blood
less. Mora was seized by the soldiers in his
dwelling without any premonition. and was
hurried on board the steamer Guatemala, II
Punts Arenas, and the revolution being ovei
before the people were aware Of its existence
he was compelled to write to the command
ers Of his troops at other places counselling
their non resistance. but the Commander IN
Chief declared that he would attempt 70 re-
store Mora.
Nicaragua promised TO assist, and i i
thought that Guatemala would do SO like.
wise.
Sir Gore 0usely has offered Mora protec.
ton under the English flag.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Sept. 10.
The steamship Borussia, from Southamp.
ton. with dates from Liverpool to the 4th
inst, has arrived here. Her news is gene.
rally unimportant.
The latest news from Italy is. tina, the
Pontifical troops are threatening the lega.
ton. The danger Of collision is imminent
The Pope rejects all reforms.
The Zurich Conference. il is expected, will
come TO an sbrupt close. A Peace Congress
appears to be the only alternative. The
Italians are impatient at the delay.
A serious conflict had taken place between
the Moorish and Spanish troops on the ISL
and Of centa.
Spain is preparing an expedition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-21
EVERYBODY Wants Something.

IT YOU WANT fnc and common Candles.
call on a. PLEASANTS.
n you wan, Almonds, Peeans, English Walnuts and
Filbers. call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want the finest Cigars and the best Tobacco
call on A. PLEASANTS.
r. you want Prunes, Dates, Figs and Brandy Peaches
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want Gum and Jelly Drops and Raisins,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want lube Paste, Maple Sugar.
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want fresh Cove Oysters and Sardnes,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
n you want Pickles, Dried Beef and Beef Tongues,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
n you Potter, Ale Cider Candies and Crackers
call on A. PLEASANTS.
n you want Banjoes Riddles. Guitars Tambones Ac.
eOfdeOns, Flutes. call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you wan, Pea.Nu,s, Cocoanuis, Turkish smoking
Tobacco, call on A. PLEASANTS.
If you want Stuffed Dates, Cream walnuls, Candy
Strawberries, call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want Curranis Or sutana Rai.ins,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
n you want Snuff in Bales or Bladdefs,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want Pine Gaming Cards OF Sugar Cakes.
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want Hose Oil, Bears vi, Alclbadi III, Roma.
ium, call on A. PLEASANTS.
n YOU want Sweet Jesimnc o. Cironela Rose, Pa.
chouly, call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want Extracts Lemon Rousue, Magnolia Bali.
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want musk, Military Soap, Erasise Soap. sha
wing Soap. call on A. PlsEASANTS'
n YOU want Wine Biscuit, or Cracking Kisses,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you wan, French Hsrps, Harmonian o. Bead Nee.
lsees, call on A. PLEhSANTS.
r. you want Fig Paste, Cigar Smokers Essence Coffee,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II you want the best Shoe Backing,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
Now will stop, have given an invitation 70 oil,
20 let everybody give mo q call. Ny house i quite
handy, ladies' and gentlemen and sec my heau'
liful candy. a. pIEASANTS.
September 90 OBJ
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

URAsGE JOuNTY.
Robert ]. Emerson and wife. aud others, CT parie.
Petition Cor sale Of Real Estate.
PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Coud II Equity for
Orange County. made st September Term, 1889
will sell at IL o'clock on Monday 3lst day Of Oco.
Der next, on the premises Chapel HILL that tract
Of land on BoHands Creek, adjoining the lands of w
II. Battle, Maria n. Mitchell aud others, containing
about thirty acres having upon very valuable Flour
aud Corn Mill, known as the Hudson MIL
Also at the time and place, LOT in the village Of
Chapel Hill at the corner Of Franklin end Columbia
streets, containing about acre. and upon which
the Mansion House Of the late Isaac Hudson.
Twelve months credit will be given; bond and good
security required. Title reserved until the purchase
money is paid
THOMAS WEBB, c. 4. ~ +.
September 20. Price Adv. S O9-
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, September II, 1859.
The state FaIr.-we learn .ha, Tho approach

The State Fair-We learn that the approach
ing Exhibition Of the products Of North Carolina, aud
the ingenuity and skill of workmen, bids fair TO be
successful one, equang il il does not be superior to
any Of those that have preceded il. Ample arrange.
menss, i Is stated, are being made in every department,
for the accommodation Of exhibitors, and 1t is hoped
tina. every portion Of the State will be represented
We would here acknowledge our obligation TO the
Secretary for complimentary ticket to all the pIyi.
hges. of the Society.
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need Of remedy, perhaps you know some person who
is not equally blessed yourself if So cut out this
tce and send ii to him or her. II will cost you but lii.
tie trouble, and probably i, will make you instrumental
in curing some poor, afflicted mortal Of that dreadful
visitation, Epilepsy, or fallig sickness.
Dr.. Hance sends these pills by mail, free Of postage,
TO all parts Of the world, the receipt Of remittance
His prices Iare, one box, So; two, So; twelve, S24
We have given his address above.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Superior Court of Law, September Term, A. D.
1859.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
business on the civil docket Of this Court, and on
the Equity docket has become too great to be done at
The regular term thereof:
II Is therefore ordered that Special Tenn Of this
Court be held for week, commencing on the second
Monday Of December next,
And that the Clerk Of this Court publish this order
in the Hillsborough Recorder for four weeks Parties
and witnesses will attend accordingly.
JAMES GILL, Clerk.
September 20. OFT
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MoREHEAD CITY, N. c.,


(WHICH will be opened on the 25th inst, for the
" accommodation Of the travelling and pleasure
seeking public.
This house is beautifully situated in the new and
growing City Of Morchcad, at the terminus Of the A.
Il N. q. r. r., in full view Of Fort Macon the Inlet
Beaufort, and the surrounding waters Of the Harbor,
which extends from Northwest round East 10 South.
west, which view is quite treat TO those coming from
the up country to see such sheet Of water together
with the number Of vessels sailing thereon, from the
largest Barque down to the smallest Canoe.
A new clearinghouse just put up for those who de-
sire the luxury Of the salt BATH which is SO conducive
to heah also good Sal-boats and trusty Sailors al.
ways ready to carry persons to any point they may
desire for small pay.
The proprietor will do oil in his power to render
comfortable those who may favor him with their com.
pany. His charges moderate, s SO per day per
week, or month as per contract, lin adyance,)
w. w. GUESS.
August "a. 05--6w.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A Inning South, offer my land Tor sale, lying in
a the south east Of Orange county, containing $40
acres, hundred acres Of which are in active cu
walton; $50 yet in the original forest aud about so
acres Of good bottom land. My improvements are
very good; good dwelling house, with seven rooms;
good out houses Of all kinds located eight miles south
east Of Durhams Depot on the N. Carolina Railroad,
and about eight or nine miles from Morrisvile Depot.
will sell the above lands with crop ofcorn, cotton and
,obacco stock Of hog, sheep and CATTLE to suit pucha
sers. A good well Of water is convenient.
B. BARBEE.
September 10. Cs-6wp
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nlshon onderdoni.. -

bishop Onderdonk. The restoration of Ri.
ahor Ondeonk o. New York. 10 the full exercise oI
his Episcopal functions. i looked upon a. almost
certainty His petition 70 that effect il 10 be forward.
cd 10 the House Of Bishop. q, the next General Con.
venton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 10 be held
a, Richmond. Va, on the 9th Of nesi month. Promi.
nenl among the names attached 70 the petition Il Is
said o. Tho eminent Of tha, class o. the
clergy and hi,y who, on this question, formerly oceu.
pied. upon principle position Of stern resistance are
anxious others for an early termination Of the
sentence Of suspension.
Fifteen years have passed away since the charges
sgainst Bishop Ondsnlonk have been preferred. and
during that Time he course Of life Is said, has been
uneTespliOnabs. he nov freely confss.cs bis errors
and indiscrciions, and asks 10 be forgiven.
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western N. Carolina Railroad. :


meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Company was held
at Salisbury on the 25ih and 26th Of August last, at
which the amendments to the charter Of the Company
made by the last General Assembly. were accepted.
Mr.. Jas. c. Turner, the Chief Engineer. has kindly
furnished US with copy Of the proceedings Of the
meeting, reports Of the President, Chief Engineer de-
by which it appears that the bridge over the caawba
river will be completed and the track laid to Newton by
the 10Th Of November and to Hales Store blythe end
Of the year. Il serpecied that the road will be compile.
ted to Morgsnton by the close Of next year.
The business tho road, as far as completed, has
been very encouraging. The nett earnings, Cor the
short period In which this small portion Of the road has
been in operation, amount 70 $G,2s5O7 after deduct.
ing expenses
Should the road be completed from Ashevlle down
the French Broad TO the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road the Engineer has shown by tables Of comparison
that lins may be opened from Memphis. Tennessee,
by the way Of Chattanooga, AshcvilIe, Salisbury and
Weldon, 10 Norfolk Ya which will be ~ miles shorter
that any other route. Should this line be built, the
Engineer says, its relative location Is such as not on.
" 70 invite and attract connections on the South and
West, but almost 70 command connections with roads
ffcm Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans and this
Alone 70 say nothing Of iis being one Of the great and
important links that at no distant day Is destined TO
connect the Atlantic with the Pacific should 30 sui-
eieai inceniyeto such spirit amongst the friends
Of this Improvement 70 convince the world that ysu
have erased from your vocabulary, OF know no such
word, a. fail"
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BENEv0I.ENCE. We do not think man can
eyincc more benevolent trait q character than being
moved al the distress and suffering Of Others and fur.
hermorc anxious 10 do III 10 their power 10 alleviate
BY every possible means human suffering In this view
Of tho case, we do not know how the humane and be-
nevolent do an action IN accordance with their
phlanthropie views than by calling The attention Of
their afflicted friends and acquantances TO The fact that
Dr. sKrH g. HAScE, Of los Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Md has discovered preparation, which IL put up IN
the form Of p that has specific action for curing
Epilepsy, Falling Pits spasms. Cramps, and oil forms
Of nervous diseases. Among those who have been per-
manently cured, VIC might mention member Of the r..
mily Of James II. Beadle Huntsville. Alabama; Mr. VI.
r. Sedge, Cabin Point, Surry county Va, and Mr.. w.
r. Lyon, Grenada, Mississippi. We might go on emu.
mcraling number Of others, until had entirely Gil
Cd Up this column Of paper; buiw think we have
said sufficient 10 satisfy every person that the subject
under consideration IL u vital Importance 70 every ono
Reader Il you arc a well man OF woman, an have no
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-21
Obituary.

Died in this county, on Sunday the 4th instant, MI
RICHARD HAYES, aged about eighty-four years.
For the las. twenty years he had lived an exemplary
christian life.
Died, at his residence in this county, the Sd Of
this month, Of Consumption, Mr.. JULIUS WATSON.
The deceased was So years old. He leaves wife and
several children. He was kind husband. afec-
tomato father and good citizen. His family have hope
that he has gone reap the reward Of those who sleep
in Jesus. Communicated.
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Holloray's PiHs-A ,cord 10 Families. - Il should
be understood that the operation of these famous Pills
Il not limited 20 The cure Of those violent internal dis
iempcrs fnr which they successfully administered IN
this cnunify aud al others. They act also as an i'm.
mediate corrective In the minor ailments incident to
both sexes. We commend them most unrcscredly as
the very best family medicine in existence II given 70
children suffering from cholic, constipation, worms, OF
any disorder % the stomach Or bowels they invariably
afford immediate relief II FACT they ought 70 be con.
sdcrcd every whore domestic staple Ger sickness who
thet Of slight serious character, cannot long retain
lis hold In any household where they are always a,
| hand.