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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
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Eor Wan 0nI BeG:
IIas beon before lle public for more ,Aan >,

Has been before tho public for more than .,
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Extract ola Ictter from Or. T.. Pattco, dat. 4
RacsnstGood, "a, i'm. 81, 1856.
The Garging Oil 10 the only reliable Embr..
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can sell more of thgn all the rest put together,
| can furnish you with five five hundred Cet,is
Gates, II you want.
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There viii probably be great deal Of IL.
Garglimg Oil sold here. All who have ,ri,I :,
are wei! pleased with il. We believe III W.
the best medicine for horse ever made.
From Brown s Jones, Brandenburg, XIV. v.A
10, 1867.
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives genera, cal,
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1t has cured case OF Rheumatism of ten y.a,,
standing and is great Tor burns, in fact il b,,
been successful in almost any SO where Ia Ia,
haa 'alI tria'. ID. G. RoBINSON.
The only genuine has &c. w. Mercbo,,
Lockport, N. W" blown in each bottlc, and a.
so has his signature over the cork.
Pamphlets grntuitousiy furnished by nqept,
with Testimonials Gifts utility. All orders al
dressed to Merchanps Gargling Oil Co.,
Lockp0rt, N. Y.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants generg
ally, through the United States, British Poss.si
sions, and other Countries. And by !
FITCH CHALEANT,
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And by one or moro agents in every town ins
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towns. SEN, 2 1854 !
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

"&ir," said a youog wife to her
husband, few days after marriage,
"you woro honest enough to tell nc
that your chimney smoked, but why
didn't you tell mo that YOU smoked
yoursolfE'
IThat'g all Cannon! What lady
ogcr married q nan without having
first smcllc3 lis Jrtath, to SEQ whether
he smoked, or drank ardent spirits p.
Why, kissing Was invented for that
very purpose .
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promptly mailed to the subscribers, whether at
the same or different Post>oiiccs.
In the same proportion deeds for 90, 40. so
or 100 acres, viii be sent ns premiums for %
80, % or 100 - snbscriptiouS--an acre for cac Ii
copy subscribed for.
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ness Department Of the KuckcrbocAer stould
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street. All articles designed for the body OF
the Magazine, should Dc directed to Dir. JAMES
-. MOVES; those for the Editors Table Ia
LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
A"hN IS are wanted in every part OF the
county Back Numbcis and bound volumes on
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THEE OLD STAND,
FRONT sTHEET, M0RGANw0yyN, Va

rENiE SUBSCRIBER bcgs leave to return his
z thanks TO his old friends and customers for
The very liberal patronage he has cnio we'd at
,hc'r hands for several years past, snd ospcct-
fIlly ini"r"s them, ana the rest OF mankind
that he is still prepared TO furnish n II articles as
hi6 iime--HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.--in
heretofore. lie has alro n
Nsi&'E EEFlASg&gI.
and will attend frnerals, in town or country, in
person or by trusty hand. COFFIWS made in
any style desired, and Of good material.
,sCfS~tSSAsoAiiIs kGCGgSgGGg3.
am prepared 10 mate the best sclc-tighton-
ing Bcdstcad now in use, which is not saving
too much, judging from the very general favor
with which they have been received for the pas,
two years.
May ., 1857. n. p. HENNEN.
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promiscuous sexual intercourse, by self>abuso,
or by sexual excess, with advice for their pre-
vention, written in q familiar style, avoiding Ill
medical tcChnicaltics, aud everything that
would offend the ear OF decency. ..s. .
Testimony of Tie Professor 0f Obstetrics in Perm
College, PkliqGciyL ic.--"D DIR. HUNTERS MED
ICAL NfiNUAL"-Thc author OF this work
unlike the uaiUTity OF these who advertise to
cure the diseases Of which IL treats, is a graiu-
ate ofouC Of tho best Colleges in the Z. States.
II affords mo pleasure TO recommend hin To the
unfortunate, or 10 tho victim of malpractice, as
a successful and experienced practitioner, in
whose honor and integrity they may place the
greatest confidence. JosEpu LonGsroRE, MID.
From 4. WOcSrard, n. d., Of Penn University,
PhiidG1.--It gives nc pleasure to add my tests
muny to the professional ability Of the Author OF
the - Medical NunWul.'' Numerous ca,cs OF Dis
eases Of the Genital Organs, some Of them OF
long standing, have come undCr my notice, in
which his skill has been manifest in restoring 10
perfect hCG ith, in some Instances where the pas
tent has been considered beyond medical aid.
II tho treatment Of seminal weakness, or disa
raHgcment ofthe functions produced by SELF
abuse, ErCss5 OF verCry, do not know h 10
superior in the profession. have been ucGuain-
ted with tho author some thirty years, and deem
il no more than justice to him az wo!I 20 kind
ness TO the unfortunate victim Of early indiscrc-
ton, TO recommend him MS orc in whose profess
sionsl skill and integrity they may safely c0mtdd
themselves. ALFRED NOUDwARD, N. u.
One copy, securely onye!opcd, will he forwrr
dcd free Of postage to any part Of tho u. States,
Tor % cents, or copies for SI.00. iE}-Addros
CoSDEN & CO., Publishers, Box lG7, Phi!nd'a
IL booksellers, Cauyasscrs and Box Agents
Supplied on Me most Ljcrdi terms.
December 90, 1857. 1y
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CASH ! CISU!! CASH II!
l commence this day selling for ready pay,
according to previous notice. / trust my friends
and customers are prepared 10 continue their
business with me. l will sell as cheap az any
store in tho town. or any whcro else. ] am re-
ccivinS New Goods almost cycry week from the
East, come on, every body and get your portion
Of the Bargains. ] am stiIl giving 10 cents per
pouEd for butter. l am none oCyour 8 cent mon.
VIM. LATlER,
Aug. ?, 1SGS--lG3. Cheap side.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
NEW GOODS.
AONEYSATED IS MONEY EdRNED.
Qnitk Salcs -.SmnN Profits.

WUItN N0Tcs --NmnH FFOHIs.
WHOLESALE md RETAIL.
j. J. HUTCHlSON, at SHUTDOWN, has iua,
received nm unusually large ard complete as.
sortmont orEALB, x MD WINTER GOODS
in tho selection of which groat care has boon
exercised. and which for variety and chcapncss
cannot be cxccIlod in this part Of the coGptrr,
Ladies Dress Goods in grcd rorieiy. IN
Wool Dclaines Coburgsj Madonna Cloths;
Morinos, &c.
ShawIs, Hosiery, Gloves MusIins. Cloths Gas.
simorcs, Sattincls, &C., Hardware, Queens.
vase, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and a frs, rate
assortment orGfoccrios.
Having purchased these Goods Mt the head
Of the market FOR cash, aud Intending 10 cell for
Coh or Trade oniy. I viii sell as cheob as any
store in Western Virginia.
es,. 20, 1879 ia. -rms.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

An cditor in Indiana vas attacked
lT man for some personal grievance.
Tho editor says:
"ro avoid jnjurinE him, and prevent
his iojuring us, VIC got out Of the way.
Sensible editor. that.
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4 Largo Supply Of taweIry,

Gtonsisting, Of Ladies' aud Gtots' Breast Pins
~ Shirt Stnds, Slcovc Buttons. Lockcts.
Rings, Gold pens, Ear Rings, spoc.dcles. and a
variety Of articles too tedious 10 mention, Just
received and for sale cheap. az the Book, Drug
and Variety store, Of FITCH & SCOrT. .
Commercial Buildings MorgaRtown, Va.
Jan. L. 1891
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Premiums 70 Agents Getting Subscribers,
Those getting ug club Of five subscribers,
aiS2 each, and rcmitting $40 will be entitled 10
gold pen and silver holder, worth 50; and
each subscriber will receive any ono OF the a
bovo aTiirlcs he may select
Those rcmttng $40 for 10 subscribers viii
be entitled 90 n gold pencil, with pen, worth 81.
Those getting upa cIUb Of . subscribers, and
Tcmtting $50, will be entitled TO n silver watch
or gold vcst chain worth $40.
Those renting $40, for 20 subscribor9, Will
be entitled to a silver hunting case watch, or a
gO,l chain worth %l5.
Those romillrG $50, for 30 Subscribers, will
be cnuhcI to gold chain, or a SILVER limiting
C17nA watch worth G22
Those rcmil'ing $50, for 10 eubscribcrs will
&c entitled to a Iady's gold watch worth, $50.
Those rCmtiug 500 for 80 suhacrbors, will
10 entitled to 4 gold watch worth $40.
All communications should be addressed 10
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S.EEE3 or
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance OF decree Of the circuit
Court OF MonongBla County, rendered at
the Spring Term 1855 in tho case of Edith
Dancer. Administrative With the will annex.
ed Of Chorles s. Dancer, dcc'G, against Sim
con +. Dancer s. olhers, rshall, as Commits.
si0ncr appointed Tor the purpose, proceed to
sell at poblic auction, IN front of The Court.
house III Mor9autown, on the
4th Aonddy Of October, 1853.
(heing ccrrt-day) TO the hiahes, bidder,
on II credit at g. Q aud Is months, The tact
of Land in the Bill and proceedings in. snid
cause described being certain trac, con
talnlug about fourteen acres (m0re or lsssl
adjoining lands OF John Ramsey, and Others
in said county, now in the possession Of 2e.
II Ramsey; and the same tract was convey.
ed TO CHARLES s. Dancer, deed by Jesse Dan.
Ger, decd. The purchaser will be required
TO give bond, bearing interest from date,
with good security for the purchase money,
and 4 lien will also be retained for the same
on the said tract Of Lend.
... r. l.. BERKSHIRE,
Sept. 2is,, lS5S-l70 Commissioner.
Gs&A, The above Sale is adjourned
till the 4th Monday of NOVEMBER
Court. II. Il. BcrkShire, Comm.
EGsha The above sale is further post.
poncd till the 4th Monday of DECEAI,
BIER Court.
Il. l.. BERKSHIRE, Comm.
The above sale is further postponed
till the fourth Monday of JANUARY
Court. II. L. Bcrksb;,.s (L,,,,
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1857

fSNE Now Volume orlho New York yyc,S-
T. IS illustrated GOLDEN rREEI! will
commence Jan. LIST, 1859. The following arc
the names Of the Li'erdH whose p-oJuciions
Will grace tho columns Of this cl ogant journal
during tho wear:
RGV G. Il. SPUGGE0E, OF London.
G. W. H. REYNOLDS, Of London.
{. +. 4. JAMES, Novelist.
Sin EDWARD BuLWGA.
Ge2. c. 7: hGiRlyGSE3, late Of Nicaragua.
Gel. 6. ". CR0CKET.
A. D. MU&SGN,
CAN'T II. o. ALEXANDER, u. S.A.
THIS. Dun EGGLISE, n. D.
RGXRE CLAPp, il.
Dr.. 0. G. Val BUREN,
LIEUT.. J. n. PLATI. U. S. n.
i. CLIFTON BARRIEGTON.
Mrs.. ANNA WHELFLI.
MSS S0UgHW0RlH.
NRTTY Heartily.
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
III. VERNON.
IINNIE NANT0U9.
HATTIE CLARE.
Mrs. 7. 3. SINCLAIR.
Terms of subscription - 90 n year; and each
OF tao Subscribers is entitled t. ono Of the ar
tc'cs named in the following list, and is re-
Guestcd to mcption what article LO desires when
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
"MAN, KNOW TEgT&EEar."
An Invaluable Book for Is Cents. every
Family Should have Copy"

DIR. HUNTERS MED
lCAL MANUAL AND
HANDBOOK FOR THE
AFFLlCrED, -contaiu.
ing an outline OF the ORR
gin, progress. treatment
aud cure ofevery form OF
iicnas. .nnIrn,,.l la,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
DENTISTRY.

r LOURY MCGEE, having returned from The
81 East would tender his services MS Denis
surgeon, 20 the ctizon of MOrgantown and the
public generally, feeling confident that he 10 well
qualified to give satisfaction in all the yariev.
branches OF his profession. III may DO found
at the residence Of q. NJ. Hagans. Terms To Cd
crate. f.. .#H
Sept. 18th, lS5s.-l65 ..... q
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a p2S0pOSsTEON.-The undersign.
"a cd would submit the following proposition
20 thosG parties who have been for Il long time
indebted TO them, Viz;
DO you not think it reasonable that unless
mat indebtedness Is discharged at Il very early
day, your notes and accounts will be nut in ,h,,
hands Of those authorized TO collect by law.
Dec. 3-u GEO. NJ. HAGANS & co.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

It il with life rs with coffee, no who
drinks 1t pure must not drink it 10 the
drcgs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

pub,ih ,o t}ns otoratntion, does so with n feel.
ing o? tho utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to tho diseases for whicb it is recon-
mendGd.
II is no now and uniricd article, but ono that
has stood the test Of ten yoars' trial before the
American people, aud its reputation and saio is
The testimony in us favor given by tho most
prominent and woll.anown Physicians aud indi-
vidunis in al parts Of the country is immense,
and Il careful. pornsal Of the Almanac, Published
annually by the propristOr, and 10 he had gratis
OF any ofhis agents, cannot but satisfy tho most
shopticol that this remedy ia really deserving
tho great celebrity IL has attained.
Principal Office aud Mandatory, No. ais
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & chalrabt, Mofgantowu,
Va; Or. T.. Conway, fairmont.
February 70, is5S,-iy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-13
Public Meeting in IIcurIco.

Al an adjourned meeting OF the citizens o: llrnrico, held
q, The courthouse, The lvth Deeenbrr, 1872, MI. Lyons re
sumed the Chair.
permanent organization o. a Southern Rights Association
for the county, made the following report VIZ:
The same as adopted by the Central Southern Right, A.
socistion o. Richmond.
The Committee further reccmn"nd thc following officers;
Fok PgEsIpsNr-Jauc. LYONS, E-L.
vicE PRE>lDRNTS-for Di-'rir: NJ. l.-Saml Bail, Henry
Cox, James y. williams, John Bracket and William b.
District No. ..-Dr John Il. Garnet. Elijah Baker, Dr.i.
y. Friend, John 4. Eacho and 4. : Lee
District No. 3.-Johu A. Parker, ". l.. Cowariin, DIR. Jo-
,eph NJ. Sheppard, John W. sheppard and Fcndall Griffin.
pis,r!c, 80. i.--J. II. +. Mayo, William \. ne!irick,
lsber, Courtney, William VI. McGruder and john T. "FeH'
Executive COMMITTEE.
Dis,ric, No. l.-Robcrt 4. Mayo, Dr. J.. II. Po!nd-S,cF
and Garland lIaurs. Jr.
District Xo'..- Janr- VI. Garnet, John 4. Harrison and
District No. 3SDr. John Y. Powell, Garland llan-'. Sr,
". F. Bowe. =.
Morris, and John 8. Young, Esq. from the county al large.
Fox SECRETARY AND TEg,suREE-Daniel /. Gardner.
The report was adopted whereupon. Mr.. Lyons, after
accepting the pos. which had been unanimously assigned
him. called ri- association 20 order.
On motion, all opportunity Vas Afforded for receiving
memberships.
\ large majority OF those prc,rhI came lVFNdVd hhus'sH'
cd the constitution.
WAS adopted unanimously
Resolved, That thr sixiy.cirl.i members Of Congress, ana
other, holdiu. and di.gracins high c:tcial positions, have,
by the accommodation and circulation Of the HELPER
Panphlei"-aba,e siander0u., reasonable and !nocndiary
production, shown 10 the world thai, ih-y are aliens 10
truth, justice, patriotism aud honor, unai associates Tor
gentlemen. North or Southland We indulge the hope thsi
they will be 50 regarded and treated on an proper "eei''on''
by those who NAV he brought iu contact with them.
Mr.. john u. Warren offered the following 'eii!uiion,
which was adopted:
Resolved, ina, the delegate Of this county in the Legis'
la,ur.. and the senator from this district, h- requested 20
rs. their exrr,lous to have passed hythc Legislature OF Viz.
ginia. resolutions in,tTuctiug the Senators ia the Congress
81 The United states, and requesting the Representative
In the lower llonse, 10 demand the repcl! Of the hsl,!nc
bous,ies. and all laws which confer any advantages on
Northern ship owners over foreign vessels.
On motion, ;hes- proceedings Were oTiere! :" L. publish
ed In the Richmond papers.
On motion, the Association adjourned.
JAMES Lyons. Pre-.
No. L GLnhkpn Srr'v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-13

The STOCK market has felt during the whole T-rE "a" rf
element consequent upOn the Organization OF the House
and the sectional agitation, ~ we'll as The ,Irarcr ratc- '"'
money, which has rN;yniCd not only 20 the whole l>i Of
rai!wayS. but to State securities. Aide from the general
depression. there have been local causes 10 assist. such AS
a runor tia the New YORK Central will reduce the February
diyiicud FROM half To- one PER cent; and the sharp c"mPt'
iiiiun fort!aHic between the Galr.ia aud heno'ha and Rock
ford r1ais-;iic latter n-S line just open.d-while 'He H.
LIMOS Central IL held Ia better c-iiuatioI In London than
hy the previous steamer, ani has IN consequence advanced
four.pcr cent.
Ia State loau.. especially il Virginia. and Missour!s,
prices are a, much affected. by recommends ions tcr an IN
,r-,s, %! the debt Of these TWO States for further all 10 fHil'
WAYS, ns by political disturbance. Ia -cmc quarters the
Recommendation Of Gov. w>-, in his message, that the in
,.r.st upou the bonds Of the Commonw.aiI be made pay
able IA i.ichmoni, instead Of New York, Is thought to have
r,f,rcur. 10 all the coupon debt issued ana 10 be Issued.
and has depressed their value, while In other II i. regarded
n. having reference TO new issue. oA'.
Nh. Legislature Of Missouri is In eN.ra session for the pGf-
no.. o! granting relic! to her railroads, MI nut one partially
bulls. The constitutional limit TO ihr stat" debt i nov
$50, E.uv0. The aid granted 10 thr several roads hu"i aid
bc!nc bull, is :.i.?io,p0J Of which s2l.tH,"V is ur avn.
leaving ahou, $500, zoe 10 be drawn. uu, oil ihs sum
Si.l:.l,trg ,hr balance accruing 10 the North Missouri, and
sou. 800 TO the Iron Mountain roads. are forfeited. The sen.
timrn; Of jefferson City. from late adriccs. Is for returning
the forfeit. 10 these tw" roads and 10 give the Pa,ire
IL. 200 $50: the lrou Mountain 81 cOc.tp0, and the Missouri
Valley road si,usO.o4-l. Another plan is for the State 10
SURRENDER to the dileren, roads the nrsi lieu she holds. thus
aid from the STATE.
nt ill.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-13
can s.oi.,. y,.i, 10 British Columbia.

A despatch from San Francisco, dated November
10Th, received by telegraph, at Gilroy, says that the
Bulletin Of that evening contains the following from
II reliable source:
General Scott, upon hi. recent arrival in the
vicinity OF British Columbia, dispatched u letter to
I'm. authorities Of Vancouvcr's Island, announcing
his arrival, and indicating bis readiness 10 confer
with the British authorities with the We" " II prnc--
tuI solution of the san Juan difficulty.
a; the last accounts Capt. Lay, the bearer OF Gen.
SCOTS letter, had not returncd-t therefore, nothing
wa. known Of the spirit in which Gen. SCOTS COM
municatiuu Mis- received. Should Gov. Douglas act
in a spin, u; frnnkncs- and moderation, there II. rea-
son 70 believe that the arrangement vii! he the with
drawul oi the men .; Gen. liHrley's force. and inc
restoration Of the SAME condition Of affairs on san
Juan Island as existed previous 10 it, occupation .!
the American troops. g,
at is bot at III! probable. however, sh"t eeiie'ai
Scott will assent 10 even All implied apology i"i Hyt.
Harncy's act, or arrange for u joiEt occupation y 'he
Island, Ii he withdraws the troops ~ I'l'N ~ p'
done distinctly III a concession to British! seiis'oi,!,
with q clear understanding That s"ch withIfa"". j.
not 70 be considered Us Implying u I2"bt ia To .he
validity Of the American title io'he disputed ,eii'''-
~, but that is sole object i. 70 restore matters %
su,l, u position that England may with hone! TO ilyF-
sell resume active negotiations tor INC settle
,ncpt az rhc boundary question by treat!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-13
The Case OF Jane. p. Iienr, and WIFE

This young man AID his rcputsi wife, named E,ia Doyle,
Iiits IIeHry, we're before the Mayor yesterday gu charge
%! having stolen on ia.t october, several watches, chains,
&c, the PROPERTY OF Michael J. Whitman, Of this city
lIrnTy, ,who says lie i 4 nephew .! Phelhns e. Was !
billiard tlhh" keeper in Richmond. wa. Intimate with
Whitman, bat on he day appointed for going North. Hen
rs and sie mana sri 10 draw Mr. and Sir. Whitman away
frou home, during which time. Henry robbed she plLc" 81
the watches. Sc. lie was then arrested, but vas III
CHARGED BY d." Mayor while Whi'man was al Harper Fer.
~.
UH arriving ia New York ia = iatHl! quarrel, lienrys
mother aud the woman Doyl-. let on, the iact uf his
having robbed Whitman. \ New YORK detective, named
Jane. 4. Duhry. followed up the matter, and seeing sivg
reward offered lot licHry's arrest. traced hin. 20 Boston;
where L. found lin IL jai. for iruuEcnes-. Henry and
EH'a boyle. were daily brought on 10 Virginia. Dudley traced
up the TatcIr-, 4c., TO loan office in New YORK, and the
articles we're duly identified by Whitman. la the quarrel.
Du;ry heard the woman Doyl- say. she'd X, Henry IN for
hit-ci years 81 II IN The prnitcniiary.
Both ih- prisoners "-r- rrTandr'l 10 jail S'-t.rhy. tor
,T!., on tr ,llTgr