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DIAL ESTATE AGENCY
bY which hs resdYs negotiate tie Of property
thls city through hi4 ka4ts Akene1ts Ao.tBaxe ptgn
ID Lesetaioye, Acd al t-e husne&a of Real EssA.e
pAus t1ansscted- J. u. PARKER
eeatU1n 10. 10 Yash1nEton street. Portland Block
, 1860-09-22

WADsWORTH & WELLS.
Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS .9JN.D SHOES.
g Lake Street. 90
TaoVu tna s1etn1se Exht for Tia sa,a NJ
1'foa1t1s fA7EHE aHn HETAt11o 1EaIa TIPPED Boo1s
tos aad within the Stases q: wsepnssn low, .nt r,,
- snd hs.ehy vs notice thas Al pes dealing ia taest
:a. I'd ~ E e
a,st Of any infneeme=t sa demand ptopes
ws ha.e ta.de extensive arrangements with III, r,o.,
Vi. 'sy Il n:sse ery ,se e
1aes III III e o. oTf STs p ;ah saeh
s.: s..s sssa1se spf
~ ..s1aat n =. last .ne.s pair Of eAua. COP
;SeE 2ss ef sena1 sHay E.hsat tp. .ao.a "
mo2e na{pz ~ sea.i vss .ae s1p1nts L eat a
ne11t.S hund,si per cent. '"ADe' VI
s5 d s
saa ass Eo ~ sabeetrd to patent eomssoa 4 dvs
~ 20 .t; S: &: sr n =
keoa. .;tsin ths satss of !noi Mich mt Indiana
sed. III T. sts ~ 80 az s
u sh xe siEa quality cc.sdered 10 oEtr Il eonpetnx
Eve undivided aisrnsoa to th!. branch Of our
fniiv soi;i. % Mh OCT general stock and respect
ata. , Ses4' e' our x''a. md due respect for our
Gss.S' .ss Hs a.sa y
v n;a - ,s 3nd Nnnsscs ~ho advertise Themselves
alTchELls PATENT aETAL1lc TIPPED GOODS
aie III III sueh AGENCIES Do not extend to Or In nv
Hh4yef spces4n To the k1le Of s 9ois Itthjn ~
, 1860-09-22
5emlz19 1Harblnks.
= E WIN G NJ MACuINES.-
TaG8a art g. FaFr's Patent.

WIN RICHARDS.
OIthe Lite dm Ct Cornell T. Company will censpu4 The
sac g The sb've Sew Ma hines at ihe old s1apd OF
Z. Go: NO. 137 LAKE SIRE Z T. Sire t Floor.
pFon4 4tly s1tcut+d easfadf3u Euaapts Cd
AdAt*ss EpWt- RICHARDS.
Ierld c71 I'm 20. Eox. 393 ). Chicago.
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HAVANA PLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
CAPITAL PRIZE
= 20 0OO O...TirEefx oaslV -

Halves SI-Quarters S2-Eigats 81.
Prices payable in Full, ,cithout Reduction.
Purchasers buying 10 tickets when Fiie Nos end il
l,2, ), 4, }, g. l. S, g. o, are guaranteed a
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s 1 D o , o . o .

II .4l2 prizes. amounting to Sl,030:}72
TIcKETs Sl6-HALvEs SS-QUARTERs Si-EiGHrus 81
Certificates Of DC wholcs s25D-Certifca,es OF
26 halves $l25-C rtficates of 26 quarters S62, 81
Certificates of 26 eights S3l .25
PLEASE TAKE NOTICES
That in ordering Tickets the only thing neces-
sary insure safety and Dispatch is that you ad-
dress us, in plain hand, giving your Post Office
County and State, and Your orders will be answer
ed hy return mail.
That we send the official printed drawing TO eve
ry patron. Immediately after the is issued and
with the Drawing a statement to each individual
of what he or she has drawn
That We cash all prizes under 81 900 immediate
ly after the drawing, in specie. bank notes drafts
- Al Communications strictly confidential.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office. County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations OF
our Schemes, &c, will be forwarded by mail t.
any one sending us his name.
Address all orders to
HODGES, DAVIS & CO..
1yJ5 Macon, Georgia.
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THREE PLANS.
SOMETHING NEW
CITY PLANT
$50, 900 for 60.

Prizes payable scitAout Deduction
EXTRA CLASS.
Is BALLoTs-12 DRAWN NCNBras-
To he drawn in the City of Mscefs evary Mon;
Saturday afr rncons at clock. d,r Ise tsssl
~ ny this eF---, -.ll4r.sr>Sz = k.t
if the No selssted should be draNs .wsH DC en-
titled to prize ACCORDING TO the fo1s ssing
sen r. N ys.
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No, sir; never heed the COAT can swim
as well with as without it r .yery well,'
said the conductor, your peril he on your
own head. Now hold np your right hand
sir--take this lifc-prescrver and Here
he gave me push, and l went over back
ward, and SO soon as alighted, ! went up
again hying-then down aud up in the
same way until thought all my brains were
flying out of the top Of my head, and then
everything swan round and round, until
did not know anything at all, for l had
tainted.
"'rhe next place found myself was in the
ante-cbamber. or rather, just being led into
the ante-ehamber. by two men, and l was
frat conscious that Imust have been sittine
LIN . hsthstnb with M clpsh thint
stsal tIle Cool air ksohgitt ns4 {J ny seilses
The two men locked Isry scared and sorry
looked about for Mrs Smith and Joe, but
they had gone as soon as they heard the
noise made in initiating me. l asked one
OF the inen if Mr.. Curtis was in the lodge
The man said he was. L said ] would like
to see him minute The man went into
the lodge room, and presently out come my
beautiful husband all muffled up. l just
whispered a word or two in his car, and
maybe he didn't pull OFF his gown and hood
in short order and walk home with me-
He left me that night in anger and
modification, and have not seen him since.
But then he had no need to be angry, be-
cause he has always known that l have
been in favor of Women's Rights, and
have always held that women were as ca
pable as men. But when it comes to the
Sons of Malta l think Women s
Rights is a failure; they cannot do 1t.
do not suppose any of the members recol-
lect my initiation, but they will rccollect
the man who tainted, unless there have
been others who have tainted as well as my
self-which last | think quite probable -
Mrs. Curtis stops here. Her husband
we may add, is yet missing, and not likely
soon to turn up, but she blames herself fol
the thing.
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EE Some years since, some Cherokc"
Christians wero much tried with brother
Indian who would fiddle. Having failed to
convince him Of the error Of his ways they
sent q committee to present the matter to the
missionary. who lived somo thirty miles
distant. He told them there was nothing
sinfulin the act, but advised the musical
brother to sacrifice his pleasure for the sake
of the scruplcs of his brethren. But he
said he had been to the mission station of
the veteran Worcester. and had there saen
him play OH great big fiddle, (it was bass
viol. and if it was right for SO good nan
as Mr.. w. to play on such big findle. it
could not be wrong for him to PLAY olsrch a
little one, His brethren cave! in
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EE Jenkins was noted for his courage
and his vixen of wife. He was not afraid
of man or his wife, either. His friends had
often tried to scare him. but had always fail
ell. His wife's brother fixed himself up
in the most ghostly style possible. and sta
toned himself in lonely piece of woods
through which Jenkins had to pass on his
way home. The pretended ghost scarcely
had settled himself in his position when
Jenkins hove in sight. and came whistling
along as usual. Suddenly the ghostly fig
ure confronted him, and in a sepulchral voice
commanded him to stop. Jenkins did SO.
and after regarding his companion for mo-
ment, said with the utmost coolness:
II can't stop, friend; if you are man,
I mnst request you to get out of the way,
and let me pass if you are tho devil, come
and take supper with me-[ married your
sister"
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Anv 81 90 Ticket with 8 drawn Nos bn It $50 90

ANY 81 01 tiekctwith drawn No. ot, it sta
toned to out at any particular place,
such 81. Ist 3D. Sd, any herstation
in the drawing &C
Tickets from 1,c0 to any Price,
And prices paid at the above rates per dollar.
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HODGES. DAVIS q CO.'S
CONSOLIDATED L0TERIESl

Authorised by special act Of the legislature for
the benefit Of Academies and other purposes.
MACON, GEORGIA.
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~" Why is a married man like can
die 90
"Because he sometimes goes out nights
when he ought not to-"
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p
TEE GRHA7 HEHSAs.SAYERs FIaHT.-A pro-
fesaiolal correspondent of Hilkess (N.Y. } Ssirst
says that Hsenan 10 the victim of constitutional
disease Of the worst type, which will prevent
his winning the fight with Sayers-that Is, II
he subjects himself 10 severe training. Gener-
ous living keeps tho disssss down, but hard
training will develop it again. II. be would
train long enough, it would perhaps cure him,
but the sltsrnate effect Of . few weeks will only
bring 1t to the surface. Finnegas forfeited to
Roach last summer from the Same cause. Fin
nsgss could not endure training, from the fact
that the devil in his system would, not be
rooted out without q struggle. Tho ssacci-
denp was orchitis. For these two reasons
The Spirit correspondent believes Heenan can
not win, and says that unless he goes in on
"hslf train" and fights Sayers fast he is
doomed to defeat. sfsN
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PEN AND SCISSORS.

9ArThere are about 5000 acting Justices o.
the Peace in tho State Of Massachusetts.
e% Hon. Alexander Bolieu, Secretary o
State of Arkansas, has recently died.
| GT Sbury, q fencing master in London
can cut two sheep aaunder at a blow.
Il gSrM Music can make sad man merry. .
merry man merrier, a lover more loving, and
religious man more religious
Ga-Madam Bodisco attended the Prssi.
dents last levee in her court dress, valued al
$50, 900. q, ", ~ 3 =. lss -
/ NT There are now no less than eight mill
tary companies in Berkeley County, Va. Be-
fore tho Brown raid there was scarcely one.
@-Three white men were whipped in
Cabsrrus County, N. O., last week, for steal
ing. ~ grN .s.s,.5g-5 70. s I'd
gg-Mr. John Watkins, of Giles County,
Tenn, died recently, in the one hundred and
fourth year Of his sge. #
Ma-A child Of Mr.. Cowdsn, of Harrisburg.
Penn, bitten by dog nine weeks ago, died
the other day of hydrophobia.
NB-The shares of the Great Eastern con-
tinue to decline in gland. Old junk dealers
are said to keep sharp eye on the vessel.
@e-A bill has been reported In the New
York Legislature appropriating 81, 1000 900 in
aid of the Susquehanna penn Railroad.
@B-M. Mercisr, the new French Minister,
has taken the residence in Georgetown, D. c.,
lately occupied BY Count sartigss. -,
gas-B. Thompson has been arrested In
Huntingdon County, Penn, charged with rob-
bing the 1sail.
G0-An Abolition lecturer named Coates
was ordered to leave Haddonfeld, N. j., last
Saturday.
l8T There arc now in California 94 lodges,
with total membership of 94,76O. The
lodges diabursed charities during last year to
the amount OF $4,000.
@S-A physician of Milwaukie, Wisconsin,
lately made partially new nose for q man
named Ward, out of o piece of flesh from the
patients arm.
1e9- General Robert Butler, Assistant Adiu-
tant General to General jackson ct the battle
Of Nsv 0rlsans, died recently, near Tallshas-
see, Florida.
@Ths London Morning Herald, in an ar
ticle on tho Divorce Court, states that there
were in progress and ready for hearing in all
four hundred and four cases.
a&Mrs. Partington says that nothing de-
spises her 20 much as to zee people who profess
to expect salvation 90 to church without their
purses when Q recollection ia to be taken up.
+ ~Inao Cole, q young man residing a few
miles from Winchester, Va, was killed few
days ego by tho accidental discharge Of his
gun. f aSa ss.sa
1s- Robert Broderick and John Bfoderick,
residents of New York City; state that they are
next heirs to the late Senator Broderick's prop
erty, Senator BIS father and their father being
brothers.
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A NAN NHAELY DrvousEp BY Hrs Ows Doc.
An old man named Haslett, who resides near
Stillveidio, on the line Of the Piqua (Ohio)
Railroad, Was seized on Saturday, by q bull
dog, which he had raised, and mangIed in 1
horrible manner. Thsinfuriated brute stripped
of all the hesh on one Of tho old mans legs,
and bit his right arm 50 badly that both iee
and arm will have to be amputatsd.
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,FArAt AYYHAr IN MrssrssyPfI Shep.
psrd, formerly Secretary Of the Navy in the
Texan Republic, undertook to cane james
Blair, in Columbus, Miss, few days siace,
and while doing 80, was shot dead by the party
he had assailed.
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: SAvlsxlH, January 9s.-- The steamer Isabel
has arrived of Lybscs on her vay 70 Charles
ton, with Havana sdvices Of the 25th.
New whits Mueeovade sugar 80SX reals.
Molagsss quiet. Ffefghts dull. Exchange on
New York 3@4 per cont. premium.
The steamer Empiss Oily, from New Orleans
for New York, has been ashore q the entrance
of The hasbor q Havana, but got Of without
natsrisl damage. s.oa. a 4 sih
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Advertised Letters.

~ All letters adyei tised are subject to on extra
charge Of one cent Persons calling for them will please
come Prepared with the necessary change. lE 80
EB Persons calling for these letters please say they
are advertised, and give number and date OF list.
- The Office will be open at 7k A. M and close at
r; M. Snndsys-0fhce open from A. M. to lOH
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pixies OPERA-HOUsE.

8. N. Pike, Proprietor; r. D. Conway, Stage d.
rector; J. r. Herbert, Treasurer. M.
PRICES OF rADnIssIoN.-ParQuetteC Circle ParQuette
end Balcony, 80 cents Amphitheater. % cents;
Private Boxes for eight persons, %. gk
Box O1ice open from 10 A. N. until p. NJ, where
seats can be secured. H-h - ~.
Doors open ct 6x O'Clock commence at N.
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THIS EVENING, January 80. will be presents,
q new "piece de Circumstance" entitled
LALLA n0OKH:

new "piece de circonbtance,' entitled
~ LALLA R00KH
0R, The FIRr,woRsHIPERs.
Railer, Mr.. Lanagsn Drysticks. Mr.. Arnold Co.
lumbia, tho Gem Of the Ocean, Kharasaubad, chief
of the Ghebors Fire Department., LallA Rookh, a
spoiled child, Mrs. Florence; Manager, Mr.. Sh.r-
ilan The Shade Of sbaks spssre, Mr.. Addison The
Shade OF Byrsn, Mr.: Florence; Hamonee, Miss
Proctor; ForamOry, Miss Orocker.
TIE IRISH LION.
Tim Moore, Mr.. Florence sGusbbs. Mr.. Hall Mrs.
Fizgig, Misn Proctor; Mrs. Crummy, Mrs. Will
grand spectacular ana thrilling Drama Is In act
i've preparation, with scenery dresses effects,
&C., and sustained by the entire strength of the
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John Bates. Propristor and Manager; v. g. Irwin.
ALTERATION or TME-Door open at n Curtain
rises at Il past 7. precisely 80 ~
Palers or ApmissIoN, ,-Dress Circle and Parquette,
90 cents; Family Circle, rs cents; Ooored Boxes, 2b
cents; Gallery, 10 csnts; Private Boxes, 20
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CINCINNATI. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80, 1860
LIST OF LETTERS

j'Ti.' j'i' vsATTIER, Postmaster.
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In consequence Of the immense applause and uni
versal appreciation bestowed upon the first repre-

THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN; y
esOR, TIE LILY or En-. LxoNARDs, NJ s-r
1t will be repeated THIS EVENING, Monday, Jan.
80, 1860 embracing the entire strength Of the com.
pany together with the new and laIghable farce Of
POPPING THE QUESTION.
Mr.. Primrose, Mr.. Allen !. Henry Thornton, Mr..
Swift Miss Bifin, Mrs. Laws Miss Winterblos-
som, Mrs. U. Henri; Bobbin, Miss l.. Graham FL
len Murray, Miss A. Graham.
NOTICE.-f -fradesman and others are cautioned
against furnishing any articles Tor the theater with
THE NEW N1TiONAL HOTEL, adjoining tho
Theater, 10 now open for the reception Of guests,
Rooms can be obtained BY tho day or week, and
meals frfn nished at all hours -
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Third week Of those established fayorites, yFs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence,
Whose rendition Of the peculisrIties Of the Irish
and public of the Old end New World.
The engagement Of these young Americans has
been attended with brilliant success. y Mg
First night Of LALLA R0OKH. te
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English troops designed for operations against
the Chinese, had already left for tho North.
India dispatches announce that ] ung Bahador
WAS OperAtinf apainak ths xshaIs ;r, Tara;

English troops designed for operations against
the Chineae, had already left for tho North.
India dispatches announce that lang Bahador
was Operating against the rebels in Terai.
Bologna, Janaary n.-The Revolutionary
COMMITTEES has organized manifestations in tho
neighbofhood Of the Papal provinces. Those
which took place In tho theatsrs Of Aneona
and Bosare arc especially mentioned. On the
authorities appearing in their boxes the spec
tators left the theater, as IN accordance with
preoonosrted arrangement. New pamphlets
against the temporal power Of the Pope, had
been published In the Legations and Tuscany.
s7ssiu5rHE VERY LlrBsr.
The Uaipsrs ID the only paper allowed to
publish the Pope's discourse. The impress
sion produced by the Imperial missive is gem
orally fayorably regarded at Paris, and pro-
duced nearly as much sensation as the pamph-
The Independence Beige says that there was
no foundation for the statement that Marshal
canrobert was TO be sent on an extraordinary
mission to Rome, and that he has already re-
turned to his command at Nancy.
The aspect Of the italian question has
caused much rejoicing, both at Venice and
Milan. The, first Electoral College of tho
latter place chose Count Cavour as its candi-
date, after previously obtaining his consent.
Austria.-The agitation against the con-
cordant was increasing. The Austrian pub
lie openly speak Of the propriety of selling
venetia. Employee and some government
officers have received orders not to take part
in public conversation respecting the events
Of the times. ss-,.. q
France.--The Gazette dc France had received
first waning from the Minister Of the In
karIn 1 a y n IN H
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IN THE NEWPORT
III Post office, January 2s, 1850, a,f as1 4
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Hughlit ProfessorHenry d ]
Initials


Editor Of the Truthful Friend. 81. Cincinnati COL
lege OF MEDICINE and Surgery Coach Makers Mag;
..... The Daily Commercial Reporter To the Ed.
tor and Proprietor of the Cincinnati Commercial Al.
vertiser.. Superintendent OF the New Hospital for
the Insane. Publisher Spiritual Messenger -.
Editor Of the Christian Era... No. 269 Western.row.
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Aldrich A J Alexander Miss Abbott MrsEJ
Alexander MrsE Armstrong MrsH2Ames Mrs Ks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16
THE STATISTICS OF HELPERS BOOK
SHOWN UP.


late number OF the Journal contains under the above
caption. elaborate pun Of Hener's nfamnns book,
the signature Of "I r. 81" not the disng ishef
autboress Of Uncle Toms CABIN we take n for at
ast accoans shc Ia Misn, Lnmbardy, admrins tn:
stai,,ary the Roman Catholic churches and giving
cold shoulder charity boxes In Their y,subnes
The Of this advertising pui for ~ IA pErs To
ne, ca.ls this republican ciectionsering do;dnaht
" wonc.rful book 1t "a so, "wonaeriU" in IL iasc
Statistics, az wet as "wonderf for is stroca's =enii
neb;s, calculated 10 aicnate section of the U"i)n
another the North from the South, t, dis
solve the which bnd together national confcie
spread ansrch, throughout tho land aod treuch
the flag Of Union ~ blood.
"Mr Eciper desis 10 statistics. figures, mineral facts
snys tn vriter"Hrs f-cis Ind slutabenis theory
that slavery IL III logical Consequences o. his
facts hs sgeoHs vindicatrn OF true principle
above the language praise ic isthe Brui;is OF the
hour ~hO rSars the Cong esspnsi record,
fail ~ that he dagger .eschioe Ccsars heart
Now propose 10 ,h1p the aiary Of so.ne of these
"insis spytsbe fscs." tne wisog says
Ito last rervirt usici stes sbows that n
~u the b. the cr'ef ib" free states vas roft1
aid hall millions cl d,inrs mere ,htn a tie hs-. Ard
h-r ard ce aud and obacc, tnd cotton >, the
slave states
Tho last report shows no such hing On page
156 of the Compendium 'ad given the vane Of the
agricultural proaDcts Of the United Sl.es in $780, The
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NEW YORK.
OUR CAYuGA BRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE.


CAYuGA BRIDGs, Jan. IL, 1860.
Vieu Of tie lrYreble Conflict in Nsp York Sats-Asidc
PePas Repsbl;ca~ Policy-7he Prssdential Cdmpaios-
Trouble Caused Amonea he Republicans by the Cands
dacy of General Soas-Te Caaor aEd Richmo~d Clique
AelftaarQ Bot at Charieaon, &C., d.
In old times Cayuga Bridge every olsrably read man
knows famous less political than gcog-aphi-
cal landmark, in State 1t was this neghborhood
that Masonry took s rse aud long that faction
had existence could command majorit,es iu nearly
every county west Lake Erie, throughout which por-
ton Of the State the democratic party gained much
Of fooiold though could roll maorites achieved in
the the and middle counties up against this poi
cal buwark in thousands sufficiently numerous nineteen
times Out Of twenty 10 carry the State. In real sense,
Cayuga Bridge may be said to have been for u wards Of
twenty years, the Of .rrcprcssibie conflict in
which the west the east, aod which 6aAly re-
suited in wippg out the hher, invncibo democratic ma
jorites, even " the Mohawk Bridge which, posu
cal boundary line, has tc occupy the place the
once famous Cayuga Bsidgc from whence this eisr IL
dated.
This brief reminsccnoe, which at once opens 4 wide
neh that might be explored with interest, serves
10 carry the mind back over aa event.
fu period in the political history Of our State Oar dating
Place, therefore, becomes suggestive and an doa
and wbeh chosen for this reason or for more literal
one, matters net
Standing on the old cayuga Bridge with the last twenty
years IN the minds eye, is d.1cult to comprehend thai