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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

SUccEss.-The first and chief element
of success is decision of character. With-
out this, and the kindred traits that are
always found in its company, such as reso-
luton, courage and hope, there is little
chance of success. With it "there is no
such word as fall" and seldom any such
thing as failure. To such spirit even
difficulties afford stimulus, and dangers
a spur-"for resolute mind" it has for
cibly been said, "is omnipotent."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

sa- A young lady says the reason she
carries a parasol is, that the sun is of the
masculine gender, and she cannot Withstand
his ardent glances,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
THE SAP-BOILERS DOOM.

E than Spike, of the Portland Trans
cript has commenced in that paper tale
which is about as sensible and true to ma
ture-and a great deal funnier-than
most of the stories of the Ledger stamp,
which are nowadays published. We
extract the concluding chapter of the first
number.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
CHAPTER V.

'AR THAT T?'-OM Play
We hev sed it was night. And once
for all, we say agin-
1t was night.
In the fore room of the widder Tuttle'
house sot the widder Tuttle's only darter,
To say that Serefeener Tuttle-sich was
her name-likewise her natur-was Low.
ly gal, would be several rows of apple
trees away from meeting her case. Her
raven tresses were reddcr than her nose,
onexpressible eyes, teeth-grindcrs-
theirs bein took aout-probably ivory
Add to these the form of syrup, and you
hev one of them gals kalkerlated to made
man strike his father and kick his grand.
mother, break the ten commandments,
and pretty much everything else.
Leastwise so thought Jeems Perkings
as he melt at her feet that cold, cold night.
'Fairest of the fair sccts, implored the
youth, 'hcer me swarr
She said she would.
And he sword.
May 1 be whitfield inter kindlin wood ,
swore Jeems, may be used for ,tuffing
sarsiges, if ever
Here the strain caused by neelim was
too much for Jeemes onmentionables gave
way. Jeems kcrfumuxed.
A dedly paller surfused the classick
countenarce of the lovely Serefeener. %
gr ashus y she cried and then swooned
And then Jeemes he sw ooned too.
Then-as if this had bin the signal -
thunder bellered, lightnin flashed, and
the wind roared in the gossamer tone Of
an expirin tree-tode, 'this are the lying
gale
Even life once more returned to the dy.
ing youth. For single moment he set on
the hairth ; graceful as Roman seniter
foldin his toggy did he gather his cote
tails round his trowsis-sorrowfully did
he gaze upon the face of his belovcd-and
solemnly he replied
1T KANT be so-its too airlyr
Hardly had he ssesed speekin-or more
proper ly, skasely he'd he dried up-when
the door opened, and
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

s9- Profane language is to conversation
what ten-inch spikes would be to veneeripg
shivering, and defacing it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

The sequil to this thrilling tail-'The
Sap-Bilers DOOM will be wrote as soon
as the gifted orther finds time and idees.
Note 10 tie Oathur Truth knocked
inter the middle OF next week will rise
again--but error bunged KANT dew it,
Wot Solomon said to Simon Magog
about the Queen of Shelby, is just as true
as now Truth amt no stranger than
fckshun.' This ere sentiment is pekew-
liurly pat to our thrillin story.
The leadin incidents is all founded on
end of Onpossiblc Peaboy. To all doubt
ers, it is enough to say that the identical
hogpen whar he met his fate is still to be
seen.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Tha a.shmood convsntion,

tbs iaIsnsrly Southern body Of wea
met il Rish@oea on Monday last, and
sftsr = sessisn Of two days, sdjosrned 10
meet again sftsIths lIaitia,oTs CUarsstioH.
We pgsssns that II ths Baltimore Coa~
sssuoa dosa aos give the soa,hsra be
ngc'ssy sseb IS thsy can fellowship, they
viii ro,s,ssmble aud pat forth their owa
ticket We eau tall them that Dvaglss
u,l be the baltimore boEsihss, Aad they
esa nos decide in advance, a. 30 thsif fa-
tnFs caane
There we're ala, Soalbsra States rep.
resented at Richmond, sRd oas Congress
sioasl District ia Tennessee, ,o-Eii the
Knoxville District The stsses repre-
senisd were Virginia, South Carulina, al
,hsms, GeHgia, MississiPP,, Louisisasr
/ Arkansss, Florida aud TsIss AmSss
she delegates we're so'ss able soutbsra
u'ss, Who have held high positions, and
Who are kBuWn To the Ehols esuRtFy --
ARong thsss, We BsRs the HoR. Ar
isueey, Of Alabsaa, Hoo. X Bars~si
HhsI, Of South Cs'oiiss, eE Giss Nat
/ the~s, Of Mississippi, Jadgs Meek, en-
GoS Chapman, aud Robt. @. seo,l, sue
macy other Issding ssd able spiri,s, sb'
swear they gill slssd BY ihs rights, lh'
interests and the hOsoT Of the Soath, a
al hazards ssd to the last sItrsniiJ. -
| They 90 % Bslaimo5s, sad carry With Thea
the Majority fIstfOTa," bsi re ss'
tstI them thsy vii return silb u 10 RiOA
asssd, ssa hare ether 10 bols the majoFI
! ~ nos,iaatEoa Or svsiIev Douglas, sqsaI
Isr sOssssieaig, end DeiagEsliasd ABS
liriOR Soslhsrs bsaSSisey. We fs'
J aOsss solieitads IN sssiRg what thsy vii Il
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
ar,aolln. II a. rnlrll.


A friend critics u to hsle hia sefe'u
the fulyis, and To srOass 10 sceios ihsss
Whe eeeup. q, /" hos there Is evidently
dseliae II the pslpii il eli 1ha sesa'
tsy. Oar friend VII please sEease Us, As
We haze 10 wisA 10 asassSshs - bold,
sea 30 d,sscsit Sosk ~ that Of reform.
leg the Ministry q The eOah'sy. BE.
sides, ws are pct the maa 70 aaoVs IN
ssoh reform. TIE damage does 70 the
pulpit IN tsis cSsssry 10 By The Inability
asa lOx asag pssehssfsrs of the bumesVss
l.arqteos, sep have cTeps ipte The several
aessaisssieos, and hesa PFoacsed ae the
nisistry. We can say aeihiag ia this
class q a.e thai wiA heaski tleA..
les them Atoae, and, The psmosrAsy,
shsy vii die oas after awhile. lsoedsoeo,
ism ssd Christianity can ne more Tniagfs
tagelhsr thsH oil asd vsisr Bat, ear
friend ssea have 20 fears, goa UiA take
care II the ChusrA and The Pulpit. and
zee iha, ths ere is rrtsiaea fct, sHd The
ether vel sssd ThePalFit hss survived
Ihs tempest Which sa'sa hes buried
sgsiast Il fsF years, cod Is yea columns
eresi smosg ruiHs-sE saisen anshsten
amid the oserthrsw og palaces aaa tsv-
pls'. The aaJk tAaadsr stoTms q De
aocFsey, ssd the fearful l'ehts'ses Ct isp-
eotseOissn, uasy pet HreSna the VhSrch'
1ad hrr sacred insti,aticss, bus thsJ can
I Bol hart thrm. eternal ssnshias shaH sci
tle ca The Church, and she LAMP Of hs'
glory shall hvs s"d hHTa ass'wuaed ta
the end q uu,y!
We again beg oar ftisad to aissisa h's
fears, sad tarn hls st,9psiea 70 shs ossT
throH Of Ihs corrupt and Flssrag FAsiI
IL PsvsS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Our ra,,aeomtns New prsss.

The KaeIville whiE vii present. i.ssf
60 its seHsroa. teaass 10 sbeFt tim%
elolhsa threaghaSl 10 sss suit vi elsN
gait anj tire Type fren the fsaudFy II
ths, old ssd peralss Firm Of l. 9oas'
SOS & 90, Of Fhiiadtlrbis We have
srSsted thsa add they ere ieS On the
.sr While the typs sill be aew, and
/ easily rpad, - uill be sSaaller, Asd aduait
Of larger smeaaI Of Fvaaiss matter
/ Cosiiag rs ssSsFsl hundred dsllan, IS
this nsw ssit aees, We soRsdsusly Tsly
apos The Increase Of pst bet he meet tbs
euslsy
TIE eSssisg Presidential eoutsss prem.
ises ts b. one Of unprecedented isSsrcsi
is the history Of this eeua,ry We are
+ il lor The Cobslil aiionsl uhios Ticket
.na Ne shall hshs, to The biuH end, the
,hiosipv, iyipg. sil,pervsdisE eorrsF'ioss,
ard wsstsEal sItFsvsganes of the BaetSn'
sn vise q nemeensy. sbs aFe estisg,
/ a'os -sis-olsiRE, political eAa'lstsn'su''
tIsenIssse, inpEsasncs. ausauasnss., Esd
uafai,bgalse,. q The 3 athsrp EXTERN
,.,s, she sqvstttr Sovereignty, and Dis
ga,.si Abolit,episa Of the passiss uine,
sna Their issashsIpss sShsssBss, Who have
trsdsa slsss spon The Reiitissl sspi'0l of
petty SrmsgeEse,--saj lat. bot So'
lssst, zs shsli hght The ssrf,ssai,as, ofIhs
( Northsta Rspublisss' So hsBd 81 cot.
lav,, ussspeiSE The is'ssfiiy sf Abe
Ua,oa
These wssIiRE cur psPsT. when !, 'p
pears ls i,s psv ssit af Type, eau ssBd
their tame. ,bi raossJ st eurs, ~ As TO
b. 90 band hers, uksR The bail - oPSbsd
oa, list is growing At the rs's Vi sue snd
three baRdSsa per seek, sRa ne iaIssa
to sysrs - effort to deserve sh,s eoa'isRi
y increasing psiuuaAgs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

NJ w6Hssk. urFsislss. ~ kssssn
y Isnss bsmssfal ~ iisgsg d NAsh.
ang,ss, sssss sslss. wsllssh has
brOsEh. saii il .hs ulsf csuss, ssa sis
lsssa thas 900 lrAsaaisal vuses ssss ssas
Ca Hsfssl ah4 - alssas sqssl number
II iced ssse. sefsssa ssessss shs5 sefs
fes waIlseA A pafdereusncb ,sck ths
ssla. ssa ssrs ssssispd Il b .hs Fsiiss,
Via sefs Demoerstis Bashsuan aud
hh olIeisls isck he aslafot Bsrtss. The
rvvalss attached ard stsesa wsllach's
resiassss, asd sFed pistols and ether Gre.
arms sasias. bic hSuss, asssssyiss the
windess AID isjafihR The doea Msss
psueas we're Wounded, ssa spws q tham
musl ais, - stated b. he Ser Of The 9th
lest. 10 lss ssssssh ward, The Deme.
sfsss esrsssd The electieu By The uss d
fsssaslssi bststalisstiep psPsfs, 10 the
hssas q foreigners Al work urcs tAs
public baildings, A more corrupt Ad'
miulssrsaien Is ssl to Be found 10 exist
eaee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

Rr RA1lrlcAFIoE IN CONNECTICUT.
"A meeting for the ratification Of the
Ua,oa aetsinsiiebs msds 81 Baltimore,
uss htid ct Nes Hayss, on Wednesday
evesine John X Robeftsoh u New
llasea, VS. chosen President. The eFst
spsakss s.s Austls BaljWia, Dt Middle.
toss, Who declared that The Baltimore
Convention bad prssshted the tpo bright.
e.t nsm,s ot The eaaatJy boz the ffFess d
President and Vies pfssideaI Of che
uaHe9 Rtstes. he espeia9sd bJ intro
dsslsg haiaT HeaTy, Of Tssaepses, she
10 the sgafss % his speech described The
see,ionsl character " the Rspabiisas
party, aBd pictured che ireIneadgous taia
/ tha, must surely Iolias The election % its
candidates. Ne showed the mutual &c.
psadsBee O Moth And Soptb. The Goa
Hitatigeal uniou parry, be aid bears The
ol's brsneh--lhs slgBsl aud token Of The
peace that will follow TIE success u its
candidates.
The folleRisg resolstions ueTs adopt,
ed
Resolved. That sc Hsazt heartily sP
Prove snd rs',ly the nomination made by
. the rsn-,itu'ioLsl Union party At Bal'i'
more. ot Jobp Bcll. 81 TeoHeSsss, fcr
Frss,dtni. and Edward kvsrcis. Of Mas
3 sarhasrti., fur Wee IFrsidtst. sbi thai
~ riSdss then cur caTurst support "a
ths o..uriUg Ptssidsutisl campaign.
Kssoisgd. Tia, the siairmsBI Of PTin
eiplrs e. sd,ptsd 1t halt,mvrs &C hsrSbl
resfirm, believing Ihstn 10 be . gcpt
ehoaeh piatfeIn iuE us
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
nelnunrn ln Mosienl

The Peoples rsrty ia ptlswsrs, held
= STATE Cspysnt,oe st Dover, On Thsr'dsJ
6,h inst, sud declared fer Bait aud
Evrarfr siih great sBtbsaissm. ES.
Cos TemrIg Addressed the CeHfsu'iaH,
snd wus loudly sFPlSHstd shsa he dsslaF
Cd himseif Tor He'll and EVeretg,
Givise "a seesss, Of the inse,,Rg. ibs
wilmiugica Cgs'sseswfii'A, II the pih'
SAYS.
Tie aljoufusI People State CouysHtioa -
seer tls,i ~ uaysf sh fhursaiSy last The Fta-
sss5tsss atU 10 fsnnd ~ ststhsF SriussU.
Tbrfs 80 nc nlays ihsA hfisSR st iSsEiy De-
sra'ss attended frem Nrs Csstlf Saauiy. tui
,ua - three iss5, Neat ssi hUs ssF iFa's sac
50 livery body sTrrI =bsrs. asFs goSt
ever &C. the Rel sad EvyrrtI faris NJ hFsF-i
pstktrs -, Bell api EtsFsu sbs'svrt 80
Srrt The Ffsafssal u tie CsN vssti~n en-
s-uaesd hiasself a. Bsn sad Ervrsu nER,
si,.i sscHsei 10 ssfvs 80 tkp rSscni's commit
tie Sc iutfasF stated. sfiEF The ss3rntnsasa'
T q tby Csptrss5pu, that sssIly ever FfesairsH
man q she srpzstiaa - the tisis'u = s''
home ssrs tell ss4 gvsTt,, uira. w 'amP
sbe sas nisa hslnsd ~ psfBshsH - the ~ -
{ ermsB.tte~. ahhoaHrEtI iesT bs Vas, ssso. " 3
+ su.l Estrsii uaaH. SD sk0sib F'ts tea' bsss'
~ gor-sBpF TsmPls stated 'hsi b. Sa'
Z tuiap ian. abs shesia safrsTi 'ht YES aas
Esrrrtt tvket throughout AT Ia uai sA.d
Fal.5 Wy q ths essssHssss 81 as i1s'i'Y ~
rlaats3 sb3 shrH Hst ast EFsrSit Sef'
paHlsi Their. uas vHFfaiveesl '.fDs x ss.hen
Astss apvissss. buJ srnss - dscas~Ts ani 30"
. ssisrAiisz Or tbs fssFiv', PAtty FTs'S''sa .
. ffo,s hIsstirg sat iBrs sassrs aHd stsFPiHs n
hss.ls Ifpe5i5tsai aasifstr are properly az
js,l,e4sasiy ssspsF~4 IN tst!sssTt tts Rel 50
Tssrstg u,ssi al - sttruphant'f tlSyssd e.
! TAsrs j.. rYstAbiy. ned mere tsas ~" H'j On
bssA yssss 10 shs state, zaa fhts Bsgtsr ~
aiusistsh - the sisSItrn drsst assF Tie f.
asflsl, 70 hrs. rl,. 81 % take pose alrSaAs
lsfssf pen bsy s5 vsiss sculA be- Fr''sa fNr e.
FrlsA.sssH Ya'ty ie-dAl, sEEH a 49,. u is'zss'
~ &C. shtaia los fi ustt isl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

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Il - sAia ugSa reoI sa3 e - safteise' 80
tharitv. issI Mr.. Esfis,srs aas sirssdY ePss1y
drc}srsd that 10 Sesla sugpsri TIE SA8eass
h.sr tnsIsaHs Tals FspsFt i Eatsts SER tsas-
aels ~ he Fsevi,estieu y Ne isitsr. Rst lsHt
age. - tbs NhtF CossEsssiesis kes isFA Seleh
dsa sat 1iaes azttrrs Nith sAs ffefsFaad 81 ;
sEA ~ tAs Fossiten Il Pis hssa4 stEsa tsr
Hahale Caula-resai Asst1fissf uhisb = go
pkanesiy Ter hssssss CT Abe s. il Epss.--
The sesssi spreafEss 81 ths YrsseEt infassees-
- essTVat Aawinisffsssas' sr~ 20 b ~ suited
81 isss- sna tie eeshFry a te - delivered fesa
= Z, assiy tkal suaSd - ilisErseefai 10 sa'sieE
asa ,.tars-at --f-zreas. Prsss . gsttssr
Tee sieve ffvai tas i.sneasseF ErsnzuzsE 4
HeratS. IL tsa BE- = rtFfiss e a. I'D fsbrt
saliab. Ard ~ &c sutAeSisea sbd fsssSsst~9
e AF FigtJurss h,Hsssa e. 80 stat tbers 70
~ trstA n tAs rrFsft sk4isseF. - taf n -
kEau Mr. fis3iasts's sFstsasssts shss Fssssis
tie ssGs - tAss scTs - ls5sS bs hsf CEASED
g. ~ q Fatiic Sac tsl 49, ts Feel 5szp in-
tersrt ia TIE Es!fars q a. RsFsAhc sh4 be
asVrvezlss e. ssstiaasi parties 40 dspssfoss
70 he Ss!fsrs sna Fsuss - IT, erNHtry IL
that estsEeEy BE- sseisdss The RsFsb3iean -.
rsaft itrr Ws Be- Hct n 10 bAs sHv TrrlF
TsBos 90 5oeti b.; they arr 4.rs-cy Ter Gs.l
ssd EvertgI
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Real Abbott.

Ttis moSkery e = Wan, diunksrd AID
blss Easrd, ,diIs dirty itGis sheet Ia
Nsrsells, AK and ia Fsesut t.sus -
very shusiEs oi ths RJitof Of this psVer
be 81 hcs,tiy irsAk sometime bach 20 a.
be usually docs uhea othsHa treat goa
Iato a boreSr3 Bpggy--his bone mH
sssy. shattered ths Fe.gy to Airu.r-
brake eae q ~, thighs dislocs,si bls
sA.a'3sy aud to il ugW 90 eTutohs. (.
h. o., u44ser4bie C1aaty. cart IAsyoS
---yrcr fsn ~ Circuit Cygu Judge, sud
received 90 ygtrs ct consequence He
Is nov iowb Aid,ruEn. and i set isT
the dssslsr II Asp,, Of 81 }sss "a The
esrpossis limits. Hhsoh be ,,s'ss regularity
We REILLY josirr ell such bsse, d~grHd, j
and apsni gated villains a. title, 10 make
ssT uPos Us
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Masonic Celebration

Cstsr the dIrteiion 81 Ne Lshaass Ledge.
M "a. the Masonic fratstst3 Il kReI''ils,
sili celebrate the ARaiEerssfy 81 - John the
B.plis,, 60 lSaissdes. JsRs ia, issa. ~ :
FFscssssoB, the Pshiie lnstsiiatiaa of ofhesfS.
Is She ~ v lsEE fRaassal, GfsRd Master u
Nasons iu Tennessee. sad an Address ~ the
.Rw cHsELEs A fpklks, firan1 sseFsiAry
Of ths Grad Lodge ~ feeasssee
ErighhsFins Lodges has.nR UAseFs fer Ia
stslialsaa. are rsqssstsd 10 pfsssst theA On the
occasion as3 nsmbsTs "a ths Order gvHefs' T.
Is IA gss.I siaHiiag are cordially ibStted ~
be present. ssd participate in the esrsnesies
Tue FTacessies W,ii nsevs froTa the Assoais
Hail Gas STREET. ~ 30 . eissh A. VI, Prse'ssly.
40 tie sesead Prvshy teTiss CbsTeh, where ths
pahiie asasrally are respectfully lsEitsd W al
tend hy arllrF 6 HesssI.
ssfv,f.rP NJ Etsassa Ledgs, Ne 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
n,nml,lina nn 10 Truth.

Gss Lane, greet issafiis sitb aae,s
Of our soaihsra Democrats b. she's he
Il Familiarity keswh - "Old Joe, taaas
= speech 10 the SeSsts % THURSDAY, -
which he declared
ia IL the rass Of the Dsmoefasia Fat-
~ 10 dodgisg truth, in aO5uiuE pfiaetfls,
10 doGging The CgnslitBtiOu Itself, thai
hes hrouph, The trouble apoe the eoshtry
asa The psrty that Is experienced to deg "
Tue every vord ef 4, Add By vsy
Of keepihE up the psriy's sbassesef "oid
Joe" forthwith proceeded 20 svss bis IN
.eutiou Of dedging tbBgmsb's and Brow =
sms ndmsnts. intended 81 once 10 tel
practically ,he mssRiHs 81 the DAVIS res
6iatisns, which he vas earnestly support
Jog
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
Cheering Rrospscfr.

Really. St besis tDiblEk bat The BfLL
And RytHEgT ticket piii ruB "a - she
Wing ticket I'D 10 lS4Q Nee Of SO
parties are romiug 60 the rlorioos nisn
s,sndnrd We cite =. evidence Of he
progross ct the gpsa Ecfs. he fsilasiBg
froal the MisssssIpPs Cesss5tafinr, s.rouE
Demoentie PsisE'
TIE Jaassitst oasi uics ;aryrntioa stitch
assru,bssS ~, tbs 2sd slt a taIf,5.ors. sftv'
Eaa-g AaFasssssEs L 81 ssstI=H " TIE - tksss
says ngai.sztsG IetE ~ 4 TensssSss. for
To- Prsssdssssy in $50 EEA ElHsFi LTsrsu.
- Massachuzrtts FER tie F,ey grrsi3sBsy
The uaaSs II issIi asa EscFrtt ooeyFy 7trHsi-
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Fasek E%fsgy, lsse etssals fEslaad,
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Master GaFpessss 81 he pklladslpsla
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sss 81 The party 10 elections, Gsd in sus-
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cut this ptcErsams, was iavSriaely fel.
lo~ed by dismissal he also svete that
Jssk Canmiuss, ibe Naval Store keeper
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per aaaam.
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| that city, rpFrobsrstsa this tsstimeay
What bell deserving pack 81 thieves
they ere, ftoa poor old Bass dsSa 4
I Poor Pat Lsfstty!
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