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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-17

Dealer in Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Agricultural
Implements, &C., &c. Front Street, Dowagiac,
Mich. H-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-17
CLARK & SPENCER,

Attorneys and Counsellors at l., and Solicitors
in Chancery Office in &. ones Co s
Block, Dowagiac, Michigan. Especial attention
given TO collections throughout the Northwest
JOSEPH Ii. CLARKE. JAMES NJ SPENCER.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-17
F. F.G.LARZELERE,

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints and
Oils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street, Dowag-
lac, Mich. 80 80 -
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MERCHANTS.
- -
GEORGE RAPLEE,

Dealer in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Silver Plated Ware Gold Pins, Cutlery and
@ Musical Instruments Front street, Dowagiac,
Mich lr
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-17
m. wv. RttGG,

Dealer in Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks and
Plated Ware, Front ST., Dowagiac, Mich. Strict
personal attention paid to repairing Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry. All work warranted
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-17

Ne Ss CO0b,
Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings.
Front Street, Dowagiac. Mich
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-17

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist. All work war
ranted to rive satisfaction. Office over Brow
nelPs Hardware Store, Front Street, Dowagiac
Mich ...r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

that very union Of the Opposition who are
hostile to Slavery Extension, to which
we have been abiding. If this was emf
nently judicious in District or in State.
why is it unwise in a broader sphere ?
Let us look at the figures
Mr.. Colfax here gives lis: of SO
Districts in New York. Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Ohio and Indiana, which,
though electing Republican or Opposition
Congressman last Fall. gave Buchanan
very large majorities over Fremont. show
ing that out of 120 Opposition Districts
there are only 81 straight Republican
Districts. by the vote of 1856.
1--WE know that such has been the gain
for correct principles in Western New
York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania and In
diana, that in a dozen or more of the
above Districts. the Republicans could
achieve a certain triumph by their own
party strength alone over all opposition !;
but the remainder are sufficient ilustra-
tions to prove that in union there is
strength
"Let us cast a single glance over the
whole field. It was lost in 1856 By a
division of the Opposition. 1t lisa fixed
fact that there is a majority of the voters
of the Union to-day. who while opposed
to interference with Slavery where it al
ready exists. are adverse to its extension.
sud to all plots to achieve that end All
these voters are not formally in the Re-
publican ranks, but all are opposed to
the Democracy. Shall an union of those
who desire its overthrow for its manifold
sins be favored or shall It be repealed ?
The Democracy will, doubtless, be play
ing the role of moderation. conservatism,
DC. in 1860 as in 1856-nominating
Old Line Wings again, like Lieut. Gov.
Hammond, James B. Clay, &C.. as in.
1856. and wooing their followers to their
parlor as the spider did the fly. We
shon'd hope to see the Republican ticket
successful. and should earnestly labor for
it's triumph even If it should. by deciding
to repel all allies, provoke union against
it, for its overthrow instead Of it's oppo-
nents. But looking at our own State as
well as the broader arena we have been
considering. and seeing here an U. S.
Senator, Governor, Legislature. State Of
fcers. and Congressional delegation de-
pendent greatly on the wisdom of our
Presidential action, we hope to see 1860
realize the famed motto of Augustine ::
In essentials. unity in non-essentials,
liberty and mall things. charity.'"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Margaret I. Baton. widow Of Gem.

Mrs. Margaret L. Eaton. widow Of Cen
eral Jackson's Secretary of War, was
married in Washington City a few days
since to an Italian dancing master called
ST.. Antonio Buckingham. The bride is
over 60. the bridegroom %. The States
says
The lady will be recollected by those
who frequented Washington during "the
seasons" in the course Of the Presidency
of Gen. jackson. as the brilliant wife Of
his Secretary of War. Gen. John Eaton.
Ito whom. she-then the widow ofthe late
Purser Timberlaks-was united. If we re-
member correctly. in 1929 or 1880. in
whose behalf the cold man Of iron will''
separated from his first cabinet, on the oc
casion of social difficulties in their fami-
lies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

PRUssIAx PREPaRATIoxs. Prussia is
continuing her military preparations on q
very large scale. She has not only armed
her flying artillery with rifed six-pound-
ers, and her whole artillery on foot with
twelve Founders, but is now going to
raise her infantry of the line from sixty
four to one hundred regiments. whichwill
increase her field army to about $50 600,
not including the T" Lsndwehr of the
second levy. which is destined exclusively
for gsrrisoning the twenty-sight Prussian
fortresses. Prussia, like England, does
notseem to have any extraordinary amount
Of faith in the French Emperor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
MnwAuKIE. July %. 1859.

Editor Erening News Then. you do
really think that if Douglas is in danger
OF being nominated at Charleston. the
"Sonthern delegates will secede and
nominate for themselves. am sorry ron
think so. hut still we can't help it. Ste
phen A. Douglas is bound to be nomina-
ted your efforts to the contrary not
withstanding. You are " =, and
you don't amount to row of pins We
like to see Just such journals as the News
oppose Douglas. Nothing helps him
more. This State. { WISCONSIN I am
prond to tell yon. will sen1 at least 2. 900.
and il necessary. 5000 Douglas men
Providence permitting. shall be one Of
the number. And all l ask is to get a
sight of yon. aud will make "sow jam"
of your head in ten minutes. Instead Of
10 .0O0." the North viii send $4,000.
Yours. respectfully.
A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
Misttuantous.
From the New York Tribune
Union With Republicans.

Many influential Republican Journals
are endeavoring to show that such IN.
ion' IN the approaching Presidential con
test between the Republicans and othe'
opponents of the present ruling power, as
would involve no sacrifice of the cardinal
principles OF the former, is desirable in
s1' event. and is probably essential to
success IN that contest. There is another
sue TO this question. namely: Wonld
sneh union be consistent and desirable
Ior parties to the arrangement other than
NePaOllcans? This depends upon three
OF iour preliminary considerations, such
S' l. With whom do Republicans pro-
pose to form this union? .. What prin-
c'piss and measures are to he embraced
mt! 3. What is to be done with the
victory after it is achieved A? 4. During
'ne conflict. and after the triumph. how
ore subjects to be treated on which Their,
Is no Identity Of sentiment among the
parties to the union
The great boiy of the Republicans are,
no doubt. willing to cooperate in the
s,ection OF President with four classes
Of the Opposition:
|, Those who originally opposed the
repeal OF the Missouri Compromise and
Toe passage Of the Kansas Nebraska hin
and are still hostile to those measures.
IL. Those who resisted the Kansas
pOITy Of Pierce. and now condemn Il.
III Those who denounced the Lecomp.
;;on-E1slish bill. and still repudiate il and
10 I I1iG MI, apologists aud abettors.
~ those who will resist, strenuously
sna per'istently. the acquisition Of foreign
sSs l in order to increase the area OF
v ,.,y IN this Republic. and the legali-
.i''On OF the African slave trade, and the
,a cp'lCn Of Slave Code for the Terri
zones, by Congress.
A ~, such persons, whether Democrats,
; ' or Wings. and whether dwell
S1 s u the North or the South, as hold in
Guy all. or even the last branch, of the
si r,uiCns above classified. and desire earn
s.,; y mat their principles should guide the
Sa slOn Of the next National Administers
n,; s, can; in our Judgment, consistently
S;n" .e with the Republican party in deci-
ill., me approaching Presidential cleo
nrLi. and we think. also, that the Re-
r. party can, with equal consisten-
oin Su''e with them. Nay, more; in view
~. me peril that impends over the country.
An U ~ it to be the imperative duty of
=. =. these branches og the Opposition to
6oOs,s ,ste In driving from power the Sec
ems 'sctlon that now controls the Gov
n.t;oen1 I: and substituting in its place the
Ron uS'lsm Of Washington and Jefer-
cOm;~Hlng to the North. we regard as
lion !" within the scope of the Organiza-
We nave indicated, all such Demo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
THE MERRY TRAVELLER.

one day, as IjOurneysd alone DER the plain.
met one who bore on his shoulder and cane,
wallet that weighed him nigh down to the sanh;
Yet he irudged gay thoug freightsd With rth
''With burden 20 heavy. pray how can VOC singh"
Isfsiaimed, as we met With the air OF KIng,
He replied: ''Ifit only twice as much more,
n were uerrer bOrns"-snd he sang as before.
This world 10 > wearisome burlsn Of cares,
Bot eheernIn-ss eases the shoulder II bears;
COnientment and love lighter every ones load,
And level all hills in the travellers road.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
THE DIAMOND RING.
BY C. W. ELLIOTT.

SiE times fair earth has stolen round
Her mystic lord, the glowing sun
SIX times hath blushed, in rO,es bound.
From being warmly gazsd upon
Six times we've hailed thi, uOrniug. sweet
Since daWnsd our hsst Of welded years
A rstrospeet in which greet
A million times more smiles ihan team
To give thee JOY, TODAY. I bring.
Ny love, this snblsmaiie riuE.
The central gem PorTays the Egh,
Oflove that DER a tWeivemOu,h sho1s:
Tie other five IS pure and bright.
That round it form a sparkling zones
Are like the rich effalsence she'd
From joys of each Successive yesr;
AID while those blissfal years are fed.
Their eharmiug light vet linger' here,
The clouds that gathered. vanished soon.
And ne'sr eelipsed oar honeymoon,
This golden band fiIlf pr,udly holA,
These gems with seiHiiliaiing beams,
As thus il lovingly snfolis
Thy graceful lily finger, seems
A fitting emblem, in is form.
ofsnowY arms that round me twins;
Then while my lips feel kisses warn.
Dear diamond eyes bedazzle mine!
May each recurring welding dsy.
Have all the lish, that msks' thi, gay
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

TIE WIss LErTER-THE ADNfxfsfRa-
uoN AID ORoAxs. - The Philadelphis
Press thinks that the Administration is
at the bottom Of the publication Of tins
Wise letter. and that the Herald hsi Z
private enmity to CRAFTY, because Wise
sent away its reporter. who had come to
take down his speeches in 1855. "Oecs-
sional" writes that Bennett viii shortly
attack Buchanan. because the eorrespon-
dents Of the Herald are not allowed the
same privileges Of obtaining news as
heretofore.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

A Missouri SoEDIER.-James Barham.
on the Missouri roll of the Pension Office.
was born in Southampton Comfy. Yir-
GINA, and entered the service in 1871 as
a substitute was in the severely contes-
ted engagement at Petersburg with the
British, and at the siege of Yorktown
and surrender of Lord CORVALLIS. AZ
ter the close of the war moved into. and
resided in, North Carolina until 1913 /;
then in Logan. Galloway. and Trigg
Counties, Ky.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

SOMEWHAT PATRoNIzINo.-The AJend
Zeitung. German Republican paper Of
New York city. states that it has been
resolved by the German Central Republic
can COMMITTEES to take effsctual measures
in regard to the ensuing Republican State
Convention at Syracuse; and one Of those
measures is to elect suitable delegates.
who shall be charged to oppose fusion
with the Americans, unless they will
recognize. Internationally. the principles
of the Republican Platform" The Ex-
press. the American city organ, says f" it
is eonsoling to know that. If the Ameri-
cans will stand fair and square uron the
Republican Platform the Germans will
allow them to vote ticket of their ma
king"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
Gbuite 4oetrp.
I0rUMEAL vESPERs.
ny BAYARD TAYLOR.

Wind. that blew 80 loud at morn,
IH o. go ,bous.nd leaves from every bOush
80, ,Drnle woods, has not whisper now;
80 :, m. uplands is the huutsmapb born,
',L..E,,, whisiIiug round the tented corn;
,,,,. warn cricket lets his clock run down,
- \, the chill, sad hour, that makes foriOm
The Autumn's gold and brown.
r..5,bt !, diving out on Geld and world;
80. !, diving in the leaves and grass;
"A, world, last breath no longer dimS the glass
NJ v,,Io. sunset, yellow, pale, and cold.
n. ,,,,l uul,e, which Summer made 20 bold,
,,,,.d Haste, Night, and spread thy doesn't pail
n, ,;I.ut, stifsning Frost makes havOe-fold
The darkness over all!
r.,E,b, /, diving out DER all the land,
I,Siu nv hear the light is dying. She,
N, LIES best life, is fading silently
p Earth. from me- and from the dreams we planned,
Sine, srt Love led q, with his beamins hand,
From bop. to hope, yet kept his crown Ia store.
II. light i, dying out Ger all the land:
To me it comes 10 more.
II. blossom Of mr. heart, she shrinks away,
Stricken with deadly blight: more. wan and weak,
Her love replies in blanchihg lip and check,
And gcuirr in her dear eyes, day by day.
God, ia thy mercy bid the arm delay,
Which. through her being smiles to dnst my own.
Tbou E.rh the seed thy aud showsrs-why stay
The biONOms yet unblowni
IA vsin-in vain, God will not bid the Sphag
Rrplac, with sudden green the Autumns gold;
IL. i dsr,n nd eolI
sriks up the wales where watsr-eOurses sing,
D.,i mist shall strike along her veins, and cling
Tsencsfor.h forever round her glorinus frlme:
For her radiant presence, May shall bring
memory and a name.
Wh,, know the woods, that soon shall be so stark
What know the barren fields, the sOuglsss air,
Looked ia bpuumbinz cold, OF blooms more fair,
Ia morning, u,herrd bv the April larkl
Weak ,Olsee this, which Grief will never hatki
Bind as bud in stiff Decsmber's mail,
Tulih her look beyond the frozen dark,
No memory avail.
Iin-~ not the Autuunal ewes could wear,
With al their pomp. drsar hue of Death;
never knew their still anil solemn lr,ats
Goa rob the breaking heat of strength to bear,
hriiu. the blank submission of despair.
Yet, p-'cs, sad soul, reproaeh and pity shine
safa'sa through st'rs tears, bend thou in prlyer,
Rsbuked by Love divine.
0uf life scare the twinkling Of star
In Coz eternal dly. Obscure and dim
WITH mortal eoud', it vet nav beam for Him,
iad darssned here, shine fair 10 spheres AFR
will b' pa,isni, lest nv sorrow bar
His gree snd blessing. and fall ,upins:
Ia ny own hands nv want and weakness ore
Nv strength, Oh, God in Thine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

DEMOCRATIC HLRxosY. - The State
Sentinel and New Albany Ledger. have
been devOting portion Of their columns
to immortalizing Joe Lawson. alias, Rich
ard tho Third. Of Indianapolis. He is both
a brilliant and worthy subject for a
newspaper controversy. Il is said that
each of the editors resemble Joe-one in
brains, the other in inspudenee.-Terre
Rduts journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

LARGE PRINTING EsrABusHHEST.-The
Republican Office employs one hundred
and seventy-six hands. at weekly salary
Of e2.074. Add this to 81. 306.44 per
week for paper for the Republican. 500
per week for stock for Job Office. 500
for Bindery. and 1920 per week for sun
dry other expenses, anu the aggregate is
"a, 1904 per week-the actual sum ex-
pended each week Of the year in sustain
ing the Republican establishment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

One OF DAN SIcKLEs' VIcTINs.-The
Albany correspondent of the Utica Her
aid has the following
"People still continue to talk about the
murder at Washington. To the honor
of Albany be it said. that public senti
ment here denounces the shooting down
of Mr.. Key. as q cowardly and brutal
act. Let him that is without sin cast the
first stone Said a friend to me yester-
day-one who has known Daniel E.
Sickles almost from boyhood-'S Some
thing less than five years ago. l knew a
woman. young. beautiful and confding.
She was loved wife, and happy, loving
mother. Though occupying no exalted
social position, she had manly, upright
husband, and a pleasant home. The wo-
man became a reluctant victim to the Sc
ducer's devilish arts. Her child to-day
is an aims house boarder. her husband a
sot, and she 4 degraded outcast.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

A prominent speaker at Republican
meeting in Ohio, said that he expected
to spend an esernily in company with Re-
pubiicaus - to which o ripe Deuocra,
replied that he '.rather thought be would.
ualess he repented Of his sins"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

The campaign in Minnesota is opening
up brightly for the success Of the Repub-
lican ticket. In some neighborhoods, the
people without distinction Of party are
going for the Republican ticket The
Minnesotian says, "that back in the coun-
try there is an almost universal stampede
Of farmers to the Republican side"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

The Canadian Cent pieces. which have
been lately thrown or at the British mint.
possess remarkable peculiarly. They
are not only tokens Of value. but also
standards of weight and measure: 100
cents weigh exactly l b., aud l cent
measures inch.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

The "leAder" in the last st. Adams
Democrat is headed " Democracy on the
move" This is beginning early De-
moeracy will be obliged to "movc" on the
4th Of March. 1861. but up to that time.
nobody expects TO disturb it. differ that
time, however. the restless concern viii
be permanently sstElsd.-BzyliRgfos( n. J
Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06


from Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 3, 1859.
The Charleston News declares that il
the Charleston Convention hesitates about
a Slave Code. and especially if Douglas
is in danger Of nomination, the Southern
delegates will secede and nominate for
themselves.
Yon DON'T say so You don't mean
it. do you ? Why. it would make the
Northern Democrats feel bad to have
their Southern brethren Withdraw from
the Convention if Douglas is nominated.
We don't believe a worl Of it. In the
first plrce we know that the News does
not and cannot control tie Southern dele.
gates. A great many Of the Southern
delegates will cast their votes for Stephen
A. Douglas. together with the entire del
egition from the North. We have the
pleasure to inform you, Mr. News, that
the Little. Giant" from Illinois, Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas, will receive the
nomination for President, at the Charles
ton Convention. The North will be
there, en- n1dsse. Wisconsin will send a
delegation of FIVE hundred of her Demo
cratic sons to accompany the delegates OF
the State Convention. to be chosen next
month. Those five hundred are all Dou-
glas Democrats. Minnesota sends del
egation Of three hundred Douglas men,
Michigan. eight hundred; Iowa, live hun
dred; Ohio, one thousand; Illinois, fifteen
hundred; Pennsylvania. one thousand /;
New York. one thousand; and nearly all
the New England States one thousand
each. This is secret plan. and it is
understood that Douglas will have at
least twenty thousand friends in Charles
ton during the Convention. and they don't
propose to back one inch from the plat
form of Popular Sovereignty" &c, dc.
And Mr.. News. you had better "dry up"
about Douglas. or you will get "cleaned
out" during the Convention. We are
going to be strong enough to do it, and
we amt afraid to tell you so. More anon.
J. J. SANDERS.
up. ST. will refer you to Alexander
Mitchell, President of the Wisconsin
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of this
city. and Gen. Rufus King. Editor Of tie
Milwaukee Sentinel, for the truth of this
letter. j. j. S"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
OBJ, It 10 piiifol!
ia a whole city fall,
Friends she has none !

"l1er seducer now comes before the
world as the avenger Of outraged chastity!
In the cell where justice has placed him
for dastardly murder. he is 'Uisited By
The President and receives expressions of
sympathy from men in high station. who
have wives and daughters and homes.
Ont upon such state of society p.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

Hon j. Harvey. member Of Congress
during Gen. Jackson's administration,
died in New Hampshire on the 2Sd nit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06

cOn;o Oklng to the North. we regard as
lion .. within the scope of the organiza-
We nave indicated, all such Demo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
Mr.. Douglas and His packers.

The Charleston South Carolina News
publishes the following brace of letters
from Milwaukee
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-16
Choice MISCELLANY.
Drinking VS.. Swearing.

A few years ago Father D, large,
rotund priest Of the church, was stationed for a
season in Cattaraugus county. He reformed the
pastoral charge confded to him, and finally
brought into subjection herd of wild Miesians
settled in that vicinity, who, prior to Father DIS
advent had been fighting, drinking set, of pc
culiar hard-headedness. When the Reverend
Father was called to another charge, wealthy
citizen arranged a dinner party in honor of the
good-natured priest, to which his Reverence as
sented. The jolly priest was unaccustomed to
that sort of thing, as the sequel proved. He
brought his friend Murphy with him, to the sur
prise of his host and sat down to the table with
large party: After eating heartily and OBJ
serving that the wine was about to be brought
upon the table, he leaned over to his host and
confidently whisperd-aI larn the custom of this
country is plinty Of hard dhrinkin and plinty of
hard swearin. I can't do the swearing, because
ov me profession, SO I've brought along me friend
Murphy to do it for me; but III do the drinkin.
The host smiled inwardly, and told the story af-
ter the priest and his friend had gone home as
full as ticks.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-16
$l PER ANNUM.
NO. s..
A Wife in Trouble.

"Pray tell me my dear, what is the cause Of
those tears?" @
"Oh! such disgrace! ! have opened one Of your
letters, supposing it to be addressed to myself.
Certainly it looked more like Mrs. than Mr."
"Is that all! What harm can there be in q
wife opening husbands letters2"
but the contents! Such disgrace!"
"What, has any one dared to write me . let
ter unfit for my wife to read!' Gsa
ooh, no. 1t is couched in the most chaste Lam
guagc, but the disgrace!"
The husband eagerly caught up the letter and
commenced reading the epistle that had been
the means Of nearly breaking his wifes heart.
Reader you couldn't guess the cause in an age.
1t was no other than a bill from the printer, for
nine years. subscription! eaa.as E
A most sensible woman! She ought to be ad.
mitted as q member of the craft.