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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-08
YOUTH & MATURITY,

Jus, published gratis, the 2jth Thousand.
A few words on the rational treatment
without Medicine, Of Spcmatonhea or
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Enissioun.
Genital and. Nervous Debility, p,emo
ture Decay Of tho System, lmporenry
and lmpediments to Marriage generally,
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The important fact that the many
alarming complaints, originating in the
imprudoncc aud solitude Of youth, NAV
be easily removed without Medicine, is
in this small tract. cloerIy demonstrated;
and the entirely new and highly success.
nl treatment. as adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by means Of which ev.
cry one is enabled TO cure himself per.
lectiy, and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding oil the advertised nos.
runs OF the day.
seIt to any address, gratis ond post
lfse IN a sealed envelope, by remiiting
pos pau two postage stamps to DR..
D. De LANEY, SO, East 3Ist ST., New
York City. "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-08

G. T. O T "a IN G
III. N.ASSAUER,
WINCHESTER, TENN,

AAANb
HAS now opened, and for exhibition
and sale, at bis Store, on the Southwest
corner of the Square and Main Street,
a beautiful stock oil READY.MADE
CLOTHING, comprising the latest and
best styles of
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
The Goods he has on hand are we'll
made, and warranted 10 stand equal to
the best homemade Clothing. The ex.
ira large lot Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR.
NISHING GOODS cannot fail to please,
as it is superior 10 anything of the sort
ever before brought to this market.
In addition TO his large stock OF Cloth.
ing, he has a splendid assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS AND HATS.
His stock of Boots and Caters are
very nice, and have met with universal
praise from all who have seen them. in
short, the whole Of the outer man can be
furnished to a "T," by calling and buy.
ing from H. NASSAUER.
p. S.-A lot Of Competing on hand,
which being aside from his regular line
Of trade, will be sold ves' low, for moth.
ing but low prices induced him to make
the purchase. H.. N.
April 7, 1859.
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NASH VILE.
uurniturc! Farm Mrc

GR00ME8. GATERT G 90.
M. 10 South College 81.
NaShuiiie, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-08

The Secret Inf'ir1niticS
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-08
BALTIMORE.

FL. e. EIOYT 81 CO-'S
anRAT anITuERN
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
.STssCor a N: I. Tsit~nsayLa
NIX. .RVcl1ANAN,Ss aExRENsEx .s At
oo,0|., .THE: :WHlTR HOUSE,

g5>qa.. .WAsHlsoTpx, April -2s. 49,
e Much has been said Vi, tho .la1ss EXPENSES
connected with the White Heuse, and the
cost:of Keeping up the dignity Of the Pirssi.
dents position. There never Was : greater
mistake. Mr.. Buchanan must save 1t least
4l5.OOOaiyssr from his salary N will be
readily seen by alc0mparis0n with his more
recent predecessors, most - f~hoin retired
with very'comtorsHb'e provision, ssiNisg Hry :
ler is believed to have carried away 93tl, 100
" $4O, NJ. 10 Mne'Polk took ahome 10 much
larger sum. "a Mr. asFnlmore, who served
something over two years and :; lialf was
quite up to tho smaEls sof m :. l'yler; & and
Mr. Pierce, who lived more hospitality and
generously than either Of those named,
saved about $4,000. ls,hesc- .ll..gssidents
incurred some, expenses from Which Mr..
Buchanan is entirely exempt Ss
The White House is now heated and
lighted entirely at7thc public Charge "a
large kitchen garden is, cultivated, which
furnishes all the vegetables, required, ard
more "A tine green house, las been added,
which is found both useful and ornamental,
just before the Inauguration, Of Mr.. lsu:
chanan. the private secretary of. the Presi,
dent was made salaried office, with S2.5OO
per ann,n,, and caerkship attached ID Il i. ..- -
The steward, who was previously paid out
of the Presidents private purse Twas also
salariedat 81, 1,20lla year, and messengers
were added, to reduce: the outlay for ser.
wants, The only serious cost now incurred
is for the official dinners during the session.
9f Congress and it is vel known that Nj,
buchanan has been prudent beyond III .ex-
ample in this respect. His ordinary house: SGtlse:
hold consists Of. thtes Or four persons and
the servants, and there are fifty Gentlemen
in the city who maintain moro style and
spend more money without any appearance
Of extravrganoe: e Mr.. Buchanan has ,al
ways been careful manager and now finds
plenty Of time to examine. his market hook
amid all the cares Of state and the pressing
demands for office. Il is not. surprising, jn
tbs ,iew that be iITh''ld should b willing to Try
8
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
s1LlARD :PLAYlNG.g

y The Centsry, NcElrath's seiats and able
paPsy inian article on the recent msichI Of
billiards between Phelan and Seereitsr, st
Detroit, speaks very decidedly, in favor, Of
The game, IS fan amusement for, the home
circle. 1t affords pleasant excitement for
the mind, with very Wholesome ply ysical ex-
ercise, and furnishes another: home attraction
very much, needed in these days, when 80
many neans are adopted for sn,icing young
and old to spend their evenings and other
leisure hours il places Of public resort. The
game between the two leading professional
players, at Detroit, was attended with the
imnoEal and dangerous accompaniment of2a
very large wager. Against every thing Of
this kind, the Century sets its tace resolutc.
! .ly,oi Had the contest ibstween two such nc.
complished billiard; players been, performed
in large hall, and in the presence. Vi ., nu-
merous audiece who might have been re-
quired to pay for admission, the occasion
might have afforded very high satisfaction
and been productive Of none tut good con-
sequences. 7tftlafos) lH1aG5-, 5Iit ftifH I.
The DetEoit Tri6ons recosjs another bril-
liant. play by Richard Bolton, . young anna.
teur Of Ssndusky, who on, Monday nigh,
last, made, in, . c srom game, runI Of twc
hundred and sixty-pine points, with the
white and red halls, exceeding BY. nearly q
hundred tho extraordinary run Of fCayanagh
heretofore mentioned. Z = .',''''1s.5 'a''@
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

IMPORTANT, BkEk.t & DEc1s1oSs.-In case
brought before Judge Perkins, Of Madison,
Indiana, 'he Indiana bank brought suit
against Henry L. Davis for damages sus.
tanned by protest made by defendant
against plaintiff: 2o Tho facts in the case are,
that defendant presented to the bank So, ,OOU
in notes Of its own issue The bank offered
to redeem allnotes under $40, in silver, and
all of the denomination OF $40, in gold
The defendant, demnrre1,, which raised the
question, When the notes, Of bank Of
the denomination d i've dollars and under
are presented st one and the same time for
redemption, and the amount so presented
exceeds in the aggregate five, dollars, is the
bank bound to redeem the whole amount in
gold coinfas one aggregate debt, or may she
sepa.ata: the notes. ard redeem those Of five
dollars and under, in silver coin ?'
The court sustained the. demurrer, there.
BY deciding that Tie bank could not separate
the notes. but was bound to redeem the
whole amount demanded as an aggregate
debt. The case stands fir trial at the mex,
-zoss..,nAal, ssi8 fna
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

@ We are under Obligations to Mr.
Keach, leienk ofthe Il uml at Penn insxsof
::y '::; 9 T. s::: :;:' E'';;. y :';' !:
officerel and deservedly popular with the
travelling public. From the texas to the
lower deck, the employees are gentlemen
Mas 1s&thADkAa AadSs tdbatSs sG1sdIk
season this week. and was heavily load &
with both passengers and freight. We are
informed by Capt. Griffith, that travel is on
the increase, and that freighting is very
heavy at present. To the NQrthern Line,
the people Of Minnesota should extend their
Par4aase, AaEtd t9em do they sQwe the
present Tow rates d fare ant freight! 'Ttefr
beks arg III. bcats;;
cabin accommodations r. Downing, ESQ.
is their agent l IL Red Wing; and Il i gphtle-
maa who is an honor to the motto Of cheap
fare and loWR freight: : He IL to u found at
the Metropolitan Hotel $atall times, aid will
seIl YOU tickets edsapir than you cay buy
them elsswhete.t Gallon I'm when1you Sc,
ready aottasetl !e1ou1 y1a3s Of EJqs29r
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

~ susrsxsroN or SENsskcE IN MAsYsHAR-
ruNe'ss GAsE.-1he gratifying sfintsliig,nce
reached US about noon stosday that, Judge
Wright has granted the writ, Of error ap-
H. ~ .$d ss.! ths ssscs:
take place on Wednesday, pext. xt shsl 'htpssl writ
sfsl term 'of the Supreme. Court, and wii,
there he argded: y bhcnM the decision Of
that Court be- adverse, 20 the prisoner the
case can be' CARRIED u the, Court ii appeals.
The news was communicated 'tosher BY
Deputy Sheriff aAleyy,r apd {vas ,rrceived BY
herI with sdaaP efelng, 70 She laughed and
seps Alternately, hut, made very few re-
marks, the intense oyonpparently .nesEl,
ossrps,Eerias her.-A!heny 8tates1.en, 23a
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
!. TRANSPLANTING TREES,

It il the advice ofieminsnt fruit growers
that trees do the best whsn procured near
est home. In bringing them ,severl ,hund
red miles, 20 the different soil, ana, Il, aome
respects, . different climate. they dry upiin
the Journey; and il they survive trinsporta.
tioa, they' ase seidom healtlly Or productive.
Il 10 aswaysc the cheapest Ito biiy the tb,,,
trees. II itkyf cost . ajittseamors 10 star,
With, they are more susS of being whst they
are represented, and 10 give satisfction. Al
hrmsrs. and others possessing small pieces
Of land. AEe tur1ing theH- Iatteasim to fruit
raising. 'lheis hints W needed nay ..seyl
them the morti6catioI. of seeing thsir ,lahosI
and expense throws, away np,oa1 poor ttses
Make Il : rule y. buy none of The tree.
hawked about the country 81 men you Dc
not know, and who have no further interest
il Tho mstter than to get your money.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

TnE RUSH f9F THE; THE GoED MiN7s:-We
thought some weeks ago, that St. Joseph
was very lively, and thai there was grea,
amount Of bnsinss done here, but this week
the rush Seems dnprecedented.,' Counties
teams and cattle arepouridg into our City
NJ. sMarvelohas justishownr sus the travel
over his ferry A.; Belmont, for the, week
enling April ,25th Number of wagons fer.
ried between st: Joseph and Belmont, 359;
horses. and cattle. 1,42S; foot passengers,
1906. On her yesterday Afternoon, tlip she
carried up nineteen; heavily qloaded wagons
and ninsty,sight head Of cattle, besidessome
horse teams ,a1idsa number Of saddle horses
and extra froight.-St. JasspA 'Jow. ,27hh.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

F1nE,dfs dRocHEsrta ss.eal1 70 Wettnasf,ay
morningtaast, sttuetiye fire occurred in
Rochester, Olmsteai county, by which a
fine seonshquse, the property of j Judge ODDS,
w4st entirely destroyed. n with post Of iss con-
tents. The loss IS estimated at between
5000 and S10!OD. There being one io,r''two
familiessw occupied the upper portion Of
the building, and who lost most Of their
household furnitd,s. There sRas Inn ainsur.
ance. This is Al.s second time he has sns-
tained ~ heavy loss from q; similar, cause
within twelve Or fifteen M months past: bay.
ing had his Touring militia xuuiidag upon
partially al I dssf1Sysd Sy afs: rRe Sri:In o
the fire rs unknown-- --some issupposing j,
was purposelyssee on 6re.ooiw 81 's7 faE
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

iisDexEssra-=7 siickles' d tragedies are quite
fSne4a fSs R;na it, st s A2 effective
fom La Crescent which the Bann1r thus
describesi:' a1sT' s.si119.sHu dtGp IT
(Indignant husband to his wife's lovyer. ),
-;Se0itndrel!ayou havo dishonored une5 and
must diear (Makcs rush at him with 4
aaegce:)s 70 s2atrst,aavs ad1 H., tc;oI,IT
<Wifs seizes the dagger. )-Hold, wretch.
ed and imprudent. maD What would yor
do? WonldE iyous lRardery your children.
father?
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
2" IfI- = = II - : : = = - I ] = J
"A CLEAN OF PEACE, ,u,
The Paris Pays Of the 10th contains th

The Paris Pays Of the 10th contains the
following article in large type: orr.
"W,:hin the last twvfenty-fou,.r hours .
change as happy Is it wis unexpected, has
taken place in the state IF Affairs. II our
information iscor,eos, heTifticulties which
stood in the way Of the meeting of the five.
great powerssre definitely removed. The
conditions ofa simultaneous disasment,have,
It y said been sgrced upon. and Austsia has
given her dedo:te adhesion. and the Con-
g'ess may NOW assemble. with the shortc. i
possible delay. In publishing this news
under al reserve, but with that empress
ment wntehlts rcassusi..5 ~ t...s-g 4. y
nstural-we are bound 70 declare that With
out being'absolutely able i.to guaranty the
truth II this intellig igence, I'M iii its details,
We have strong reasonsrto believe that it IS
the veriteble expression osthel present stu:
alton. This important news sufficiently.
explains the sudden departure OIL lord Cow
ley for London, who're, he will meat. Mr..
hudson, the English minister AZ .ru,,rrin.-
This radical change in the situation deprives
the other news, which rsachssgus in<ths or:
dinary course. al aA interest," ...''norfnon >, =
q This announcement Of tho Pays, howex:
er, was rot goierally credited. noisaioos ].
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
DALLooNiNG IN AUSTRALIA,

-
i Something more than year ago. two bal
looms were sent from England to Melbourne,
Australia for the purpose Of experimenting
upon the currents, yc she Atmosphere
that, island, and if possible Is ascertain
whether, it might be practicable to under
take q balloon voyage across its yet ,rnex.
plored regions. ;sIito a9.!1afw !Ha
= Recent reports argue It's feasibility ana
Mr.! Coxwell Of London, lai successful ;ere-,
naut, Is engaged in preparing balloons which
shall retain the! gas under variable densities,
of fthcs atmosphere and he is also construct
ing suitable photographic apparatus n tor f, TAX.
eg ln,y M asx.I s.;d aGng e b: xnS
III experi,naenter, i,a and & he should I be sue sue
cessfll in his discovering even some Of the
bleAched. bones q lost explorers on that is
land, his labors will no doubt bs simply re-:
StSriea. ;3fs5: lss!Iis.n e7i sf .i,oR5.Ii,:4
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

IN NEw Hooe D1ssAsB.-@Annsw disease
has madeits sppsasancei isiac4ethe !introdsi-
tion oftoops. s Is eyhihits sitssf in. cold
;weathet ssnd :thsn is oalys ydtseoyerab'sd in
cities whese the buildings i tate warmed with
furnaces Two ladies were standing over a
register the other asy, talking and laiiyhing,
when one endeayor;ng to sic w suddenly
attaeked and II: aesaimed viiDiasntiy Ths 9TH
sf sooasalso tsied to Sit, ,aHd was attacked
IA tho sanes manner Il The sxplination. 4.
ehat b standing .solng oysr ths tsgistsf,
their metal,ehqsqs kecAsnet heated 10, SUCH
dsgee that vbepf they astesmpset 70 h9e seat.
ed it XMas ~ like sitting on = hot gridiroh. 0f
course they weis not 3 great ieRgth 6f time
getting q a06ta3snd saa6tsially nedgh. lt;
'ssfs@ aeasa,ts.ail, n, whieh xs9M b Very
mysterious 20 locker. on, unacquainted
with the history Of hoops.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

4! t;ouiD Nor LrvEe WITHOUT, HEH4 n ia
aER. I'VE learn from the Detroit papers,
that Sarah Jndson, late of this; town., who
clipped with her fathers niger servant Joe,
snd.who was reclaimed with much difficulty,
and taken to Indiana where = divorce, was
obtained. The girl remained IL Indiana.
with brother who resided there, until last
week, when she LEFT ana came back to- De.
troit, crossed over to Windsor, found Joe,
and was again matriee to him. go They are
now enjoying their second 'honeymooa.- no
Thus, says the iEsee Rrdss, Isl this, disgust,
ing farce at last, ,coosammAted, and we have
|.s the,ressltthe stes1.ele Of : well edu-
Gated intelligent young woman. lying il
the marriage relatiQp;with1 : iaiue and tooth'
less old Niger. under prstence Of 1ove tits
the fruits Of the doctrine taught: II, her ia
ther's family, the. same thst Is taught ~
abolitionismn' il il general, and so'f1r from bs.
fig fepugnntit 10 tl.eu,4iiff we may believe
the niger and he J? IS 0 the omost screfitsble
E9atty-shey,were cognixant ;ofIspd fsyoysA;
Tho intimacyys: He says boldly that. Mrs.
Judson .lenevsall about il, and 10 have ano
doubt that be tells The truth. 'rn. / ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
ID. CIR A TIC.


- tIhs"S! DIG .rioNG;b 30 eSGio /,
"a ne'neretic State onven.ion will he hold .,
the City Of S., Panl: in to Senate Cbambcr q
tie !! G,4Sisel, on wg3kEsD4 81: the i1t6 day &
AUGUST n::t, 1t ~ fo'cloeR. IN !, senthe puYl
pase OF rominatingthe following ofncetb;s
o. isrv1zs.s4 ,osI,tE,x,tasa oov,tE.,x,toaas,a r9!so !,na
-'''h AietoskrAiY 81 sr1fsj i1lW sZ,@om1Gsl
-qs tAssrATS 1eEAsuR1R,s jatig eua.od I,ne
Nor, AN, ATTORNEY GENERAL,
rGo'nEIIERs Or ccNoKHss, '33&ifHHfI
'aAnd such other iGfacerb ~. tho sConvsntion
- The counties Win b entitled to the follow.
ing rerrescp totion: fti!D t!sjJ(.ijtG if.j $40
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
NEW n !: 1'lrE;1''t1 noyEroR =: 4 NEW s'rArE:i.
Tho Ah4 California ofitde 9Th Of March

says :GojtrA oitsHmo1 !ia tsh3 uoiaieo 40
"Mr: Thorn. on Saturday, aintroduced in
the Senate bill ameadatory Of the e,oonsti.
tuition proposing > new State boundary. line.
A synopsis Of this bill will be found in tie
letter .four Sacramento correspondents
The bill is nothing more nor lass than /
proposition to divide the State. setting off
that portion south Of the thirty!sixth degree
Of latitude Al separate territory, and leaving
that portion north Of this line ~ comprising
the State proper. 1trequires no,very close
examination Of this subject to discover .
movement that has .for,i's eventual end the
forming of tho section Of this portion Of CALI
fornia that 8 10 te set of and ,Arizon. into
Z new State. In this way both population
and territory will be obtained to warrant
the formation of : State, and ! new. theatre
will be opened tor.the ambitious desire of
those politicians who are, in The, movement.
The movement will bear close scrutiny.-
There is much TO- be said on both sides IL
the question of dividing the state, and Twe
may have occasion hereafter to refer to,i.
moro at length. sff'A Oil @'io .os;.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

.. ~, !'ss.,i!si 10 ItttEs a 81! .I.EFl
c9aeso i" !. y y the Pqst Qaas llless
'aathet ~: IL ter1e isf sreas severity rovlt
sts.es that lette'e ~ epeeea md thsi, CON- s.
sents .psatsasted Y .sna Ieharges
that ths Post Office rs an acknowledged
deA Of thieves
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

NEW PAPER.--We are pleased to learn
that now papsrawill, l,beaiorthcnming a,
Carver in gajewaAaxs. {. ~ istoibc Democrat-
o d JuSse dHsfs Bss1s sf"gi
the paper ii to he Gifted ~ II r. Clark o
Carver. Mr.. Clark is an able writer, and
we doubt not'h he wilF maks good paper
We hope the good people of, Carver county
will nlendsitashelpipg hand ). and patronize it
thoroughly and effectually.s ,:.,s7,.;f1
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

lessly iqto = store in St., Lpnis, last week.
and exclaimed 4hat ssluiSa Kh6hsd insulted
her in the street, was in hot pursuit. The
rxnnS to the door; stared, up,
down, Ind hfbvet, ahd 'ftstiiniedi wiih the
cheering. annopncement,r nothing visible -
The lady thanked him, gracefully, and then
retired, and the ;stoaakeeper' only ceased to
congeatg glete himself fop being z knight pro-
~ h"d?s& Seas &5 H1df IL Gaaa %ost a.
liable go0ds had {gs,oded with der: Ths wo.
man, Sarah McGrist, was, subsequently ar.
rested 'oH' N;s2 tooii2a 70 nao7 @1f SIS! !!
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

/! NERY fRoMANT1c.-A.:r ryonng couple, Of
Minneapolis. took it into their heads 10 be
married at the Falls Of tMlinnehaha, instead
Of having the rite performed in the dull mede
Of other people, and 50 early on Monday
morning accompanied by a few friends and
i clergymau," they repaired: 10 that classic
spot, where, before the crystal lshrine.of
Minnshaha, they pledged atos each !other
"their lives, their fortunes, and their social
honors:''. The fl matters fact newspapers
Of the day will probably announce the we'd
ding in this wise .:jtiGtsr cit OF s-r,giros
.! Married, at tho Falls Of Minnchsha, ~ on Mon
dry morning., Nay "a, l8ss, y Rev Norman
dadehter efEdw.n Heddsrly, Esq, all Of Min
aea polls. i 8 euc.I ~ II. -
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
:. -@'~-StE>'->-~'i ~ 9 :
AMEN COMET DISCOVERED
"a z Ann ARBon. April %, 1859,

y @'''3' &Aa'0o1ss N Fl q s4, 1OOO'
| have sthefpleasure to,inlarm you that !
discovered anew comet at O'Clock, this
evening, near the star numbered II, ia, the
constellation Lyer. Its right ascension,is 6
hours So minutes and 80 seconds; and its
decli"a'ion 60 degrees ard 81 minutes north.
lenesh,s and tbe ndslens is,a4s b'yhtsas a a
star of the eleventh. magnitude. L The obser-
vatlons this evening show that it is moving
west y s.. about two degrees, and south one. de
gree and fity minutes daily. ~ ',hE -. s,::l.1,
JAMES G. WATSON.
Z Ger. Of tile D,troit Duily Adrertisir. 81
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07

FIRE AT D11MoND- BIUFF.-A. B. viii
:'s's :ses ss) e., # sl'n:ss@ :sse.
before The 61 wd did bvere the flames
sRss, tI,siy ss ee||ssa ISs r. he bull ns was en-
Through the timely aid and assistance Of
the citizens, most Of the furniture was saved:
also the windows although they were in 4
damaged condition.
The loss is estimated at thousand dol
4ars:- here is IN -iRs1lFas,ee Of three hun
dred dollars on the house.
)lErss. EaKkAILhInn EEfsdas 5Kk111sn.IAIlLrsJht,II,nllnn
living near Santa Rosa discovered one cven-
ing considerable tumult among his aock ol
sheep. Going among them to discover the
cause, nc found couple of them with their
throats cut and dying. Imagining this de.
siEactlon 70 =ha The work afs sEild animals
nc cut them open anil secreted, = lot ol
strychnine in, ,th4r bedies. f1heI next NOR
Enlag he found the poison had done it's work.
fourSpsmhsp< measuing eachanoe iess than
elghs tcet from tip, TO- tip, were discovered
within q, lew rods Of the place where the
sheep bad been left eff rt7lPgas q leat Repeyte,
G5C ~ Can any iend inioif1mni us how !i i caii
beconstitutiqpa4 to- prohibit the sale of run
on iSn6aths and eeiectionr,d days. , and ut the
same time Unconstitutional to prohibit it.on
Al !. Other, days ?a7Is druhke Kness it otfi1I
times 50 harmless - W.. Ghief: as: ssa@.;. r.;
ls Vhatis a good; question. and ,, We would
like to have some member df the late reDub
LOTT ii