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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

BYJAyEs 81. TAYLOR a son, Aucta.
VALUABLE HEAE ESTATE ON BROAD
az M c5na,.iag at O'Clock NJ Tia: yslas5i, real ess
(ai;h large Cottar Eud7g thereon gollag the African
feet to an alley and VII De. II desired. diced Ito two 5is Of so
feet The location Of this property renders very valuable
Ts,-oue-oar6 cash the bei.ae, al G. 70 and Is months.
for NEGOTIABLE nocs with interest added secured y trust deed
Jazz JAS Il TAYLOR L son, Aoct..
VALTAsnstLtIES Y lT I1H ,Sb AND yAGAYT
SALE AT AUCTON-IEe purchaser, gudnf 20 improve else
where, will sell upon the premises: on WEDNESDAY The ,h Of
located al the southeast Of Marshall and h streets @
a civ opposite to st James Church. aud now p The
Of Dr. W Grebe The Improvements large Brick Dwelling
having six above the basement with the usual
The property will be 'old as follovs
Th House. with 2H feet OF ground, fronting 9Th street. and
running back s. TO an alley the vacant Lot fronting p
feet and running above and other LOIS fronn 20
feet EACH and running back the same depth This property owing
It's cou,yay to the Second Market particularly adopted
business stands.
TEss-Fo house and lot, oneourh CASH the balance at
r. IS months for negotiable notes. With interest added and
by irls. deed; for the property, ouetrd cash,
eres secured above The taxes for Ss0 be paid by the
purchasers pa; OF the property sbe exhibited the day
jl27-h JAS ~ TAYLOR son. Auct.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OK 6FH AND
CLAY STRFETS TAUCTI0N WIN be sold upon the PFC
misses ON WEDNESDAY the day Of February commeneny
Immediately after the sale the property on ~ and M,rs
streets ~ O'Clock he valuable properly located a. the
southwest Of Clay ana C streets fronting 9th street 60
and rurnoF Too feet Si iie privilege Of alley feet
vide 1t viii be sold into three lots Of % feet EACH running back
q
The location Of this property makes valuable Tor small sized
business stands Persons desiring To such property would
| d0 well 20 attend tbs sale.
TEaNOnefo fourth cash The balance g. - aud Is months
for negotiable notes with interest added and secured By
deed The taxes for 1850 to be paid BY he purchaser
jl2I-td JAS VI TAYLOR sON, Aucts.
- VALUABLE BUILDING bOsS ON sGSBH,
> BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREET., AT AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises MUNDAi February th l>o
commencing az O'clock r. Nj, vsunh Building Lots the
said !n street. 80 % feet each and running back l,uirct
Tt property from W location rapidly improving part a.
well their conHcuy 10 the business portion Ci the city, renders
them desirable! for building purposes Lots 10 De- had
fERXsOnehh cash. the balance % g. y, J. AMI ~ months
goibe with Interest added and secured by
! deeds. Taxes for l'l0 10 he paid by purchasers.
| jar JAS. ~. TAYLOR SON. Auc-
| DOoTS, SHOES AND STRAW GOODS ATAUC.
ID TIoN-On WEDNESDAY s'h q, leb'y, all sell at 10
/ O'Clock at our auction store
/ so
Straw Goods
Boots and Shoes.
TERsUnder 500 cash slOo, and % days credit for
/ approved paper. l. 4 &. D. DAVENPORT.
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THE
O. Il E A Il w O n ID E r

THE
@ Il E A Il w O n ID E r
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATGVE.
- AVS the ST. Louis (No Democrat Below publish letter
- TO DR. Wood q THIS city from gentleman IN Maine which
jenee have its effect when coming from reliable
certificates guarantees out the Dr. needs encomlun
BATE, MAINE, Jan 90 1856
sSrlEnss -svug my attention called months since TO
the highly beneficial enycs Of yaur hair restorative induced
1ue ray probably onehird white nv WHISPERS were Of same
character Some three months since procured bottle Of your
hair restorative and used H. soon found was proving what
wished used about twice week have since procured
another bottle which have used certify
world that the gray white hair has totally disappeared both
heat and face, and hair las resumed It's natural color
and believe son and glossy than has been before for
twenty years am sixty years Old my good wife athe
age OF f0y-two, has used It with same effect
The above notice deem due for valuable discovery
not have occasion contradict my statements a citizen Of
this city and resident here for the las, fifteen year and
to nearly every one here and adjoining towns Any use
you may make Of the above with attached Is at your
service wish the beauties OF nature others
well Is nys.E lam, truly yours, A. O. RAYMOND.
voon,. HAIR vps76 5,5! 4fTA IAN 49, 1855
Professor woodDea Sir Having had the misfortune 10 oOs.
s best portion q my hair on the Effects OF ne yellow fever
New Orleans In ISL vss Edaesd to make trial Of your prepa
ration found the very thing needed Ny hal
thick and glossy ana no WORDS can express my obhgaon5
10 you !" giving A'-''' '-'' FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev. J. Bragg minister in regular stand
Ing and Of the Orthodox Church at rookhed Aaachu
se lie gentleman Of great influence and universally be
loved VIM DYER.
BRCOEUaD Jan. 10, 1855.
Professor wood-Dear Sir i.'ss ade trial Of your Hair Re
ceent In removing Inflammation danduf and constant enden-
cy % eh!gg With which been troubled o my ndhood
aud has aa y hair which becoming gray, to it,
original have CSes gce With anything like the
same pleasure profit Yours, truly, j. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative pat up In bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and small the small holds ouehaf pint and retas
one dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty per
proportion than the small reai for dollars
bo the large holds quart 80 cent more In proportion, and
retaIs for s3
II Market ST. G.. Louis, $40.
~ DEuoasYs RAEoI Goops DEAInRs.
aa26-g.ckVSr-
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In retiring from the Book trade desire 20 return my
20 The public who have generally sustained me- Aho ''' my
fei GEORGE NJ. WEST.
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CITYITEMS

Tgo-B,tb with , view to the encourage
s'sFr'>. ,t., so-vbe,l Of society, aud to pre-
H.a. o. s We az, d,s sc Dyps il ', ss.
III cor,ormn- moan, SID. admit, and vet fashion IS
reaiu-' q 0-s arrs uOp-a-days, which amount al
os '. oams In the way Of ooonf,s' '3S 5D a'ss
t,yt becom, 1.. wear is still away. The new
O, altering AS fcb,iu1y SO, when taken by comparison
bonnet Is ,.-..ss H,, uor~e. obey have worn for the
ss y Thew project even to, 70 ,, sgo sn,rey
over enc - f,' fvtwsy sort Of careless arr, that
sihoa, ' lpays BAD. The neN, aud most extra
he on ,sovl,ou IS che shortening Of dresses. Ave
oria''' ~. M ankle, the projecting OF The stocking
erea ao'', ~. nj trtlrts from gold silver, gcSls.
sai ine disposed 20 laugh az tle matter Il Is good
We arc -o I'd aisle Of woman is oi.en'imes the pref
5s portion Of s T 3. We hidden. s no S SGa VIII MI 50
noes NJ e, q, reform iu dress the cutting OH OF
Jli'Ny long. cavsIdy skirts We believe IN the
che 49, one Of the most sensible oil dress changes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

The RlCH hUhD FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ATOW its sixth Session offers the daughters Virginia and
~ South the best facilities for the requirement thorough
and finished education
employs able and well tried teachers Of whom
vnan and two OF them Masters Of Arts OF the University
extensive and complete being intended 10 embrace
young lady should study with the whole arranged
University that selections may be made and particular
studies. branches pursued at pleasure
invites comparison with the prominent Seminares 10
part O country.
Pupils admitted and charged only from the time
Of matrrul0ug Thew most adyantageOusy AT the
middle Of February, when the Second Term begins
TERMS, toNE AuyANCEC
board Including everything $3.50
g..
French, Music, Drawing. &c, usual extra CHARGES.
A reduction of oHeJourN to Ministers.
For catalogues, containing details apply to
jaSO-dScim CHAS. Il. WINSTON President
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BROWNING. MOORE a CO.,


N give ta.- l1I,.lei st,saao1 90 s sale OF Negroes
- Oh-e on Pa. k-u f-u doors as.o- Wall street
- Vp-a 'or business Oh Monday, FEB g, i,c0.
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CORNS!! COI.NS!!!

VIRGINIA GOODS.-The subscriber has Just received
acond supply OF Jeans manufactured Ia canose
co Va really good article Also several grai.s OF
80, ~ h.. ,,,,lr.j r. B. SPENCE,
c. thier and Merchant Tailor,
Cor Ma l3 h
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NEW GOODS.
CO-PARTNERSEsIP

DEAUrIFUL Lace sea. rule Bertss Point Sets Another
ID supply hose cheap real Pei Lace Collars Latest style
t ,.o'P 'N' SAINT. NJ PRICE AGO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02
NOTICE.

Arlington House.
OOMS suitable for families be had II application he
IA made early
fagO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

ST. JOINS, April lO.-The Prince Albert from Galway
the lst has arrived Sales of cotton for the week 43
900 bales, closing very dull with declining tendency
quotations unchanged but authorities say inferior
had declined one-eighth. Flour has declining tender
cy at Dos 3O5 Wheat quiet. Corn dull yellow, "a
50 l2s; white 81 3Ss. Pork firm and slightly high
or. Lard dull Sugar heavy Coffee quiet. Rice adj
vanced Sd. Naval stores unchanged. The bullion in
the bank had decreased e95 600 Consols 81 to "a Is
Money is decidedly more stringent.
Lord John Russell says the San Juan question is ap-
preaching settlement.
Warrants have been issued against Heenan and Sayers
to compel them to keep the peace.
The Paris BOurse has declined to 6Sf SIC.
Nothing from Savoy.
1t Is reported that Switzerland will protest against the
French occupation of Chambas ard Fraisquay. There
will probably be Congress the Swiss question
The House of Commons adopted address TO the
Crown urging that strong efforts be made to obtain from
France the abolition of restrictions British shipping
The Atlantic Telegraph Company bad determined to
raise f25, 600 on a mortgage OF the old cable.
The Pope excomTunCates all who have councillel
the rebellion and invasion in Romagna. He protests
against the annexation OF the Legations to Sardinia.
treaty of peace between Spain and Morocco has been
ratified. Morocco cedes portion Of territory and
pays twenty millions pastres. Tetuan to be returned to
Morocco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

In his late letter TO the House OF Representative
,teras whmpsrog in spirit and tone as 1t is auocrauc
IN do,uiae-tbe President objects to investigation,
which could only do injury to him in the event that
be has done things the exposure Of which would disgrace
him. bu. which would otherwise benefit him by dspeing
ssr.5as This induces the Fiag Post to remark that
everybody believed before Mr. la n report was made,
that the Pre,iiea, was corrupt but now we know it
w, now know that he direct, 100000 annually into the
rocket OF the owner Of the Constitution or he would
have mo- organ d, an. We nov know that he causes
some sl 900 every year be diverted into the treasu-
nv of the Philadelphia Pesrsr'gaRia' or that organ
would no. speak as /, does It Is all very natural that
be should vince under these exposures but that he should
abuse the House Of Representatives for bringing out the
facts. sayors more OF passion that OF prudence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
..rhs XlrsInia Reg.ster.n

This is the title OF a paper, which has Just been
started in this city I, is issued weekly, in pamphlet
FORM and as the prospectus states and as its pages show,
Ell. devoted mainly 70 the mechanical commercial, and
internal improvement interests Of Virginia and the South
u is printed on neat paFe- and in large, clear type and
he abs,sip ion price is $3.50 per anuum in advance, or
$500 payable the expiration of the first six months
The editor oitle Register is Franklin THOMAS, ESQ.,
so well known TO readers candidate for Congress
I'm this district last spring, and the identical man who
m,u'cl rnet's and CisLe in several discussions so
numerically. Mr. Thomas is "a gentleman OF great in
,fceuce, large Information, and indomitable energy
and viii no doubt furnish most excellent and valuable
paper TO his readers He is, also most worthy and d
serving citizen, aud hope the public may extend to
his new enterprise warm aud generous patronage. Sue
cess TO the Register and long live FsANELIN THOMAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
THE WHEAT CROP.
ILLINOIS.


The Kankakee GILL Democrat says of the wheat crop
in that county few days ago enjoyed the opportu
nifty of taking short trip in the country and much
pleased see winter wheat looking WE'LL especially
that which had been sown amongst cOrn it really had an
excellent appearance and promises well thus far for
good crop The farmers look happy in anticipation of
abundant reward the fruits Of their labor The spring
poughing seemed to be progressing finely and some, we
understand had commenced to their spring wheat
If the earth caused to yield abundant crop this year,
may look forward with certainty to more prosperous
times and know of place better adapted for agri
cultural and mechanical pursuits than Kankakee county,
and place that will be likely to enjoy its share of
prosperity.
From inquiries says the Clrrolton Press made of far
from various portions of the country conclude
that the prospect for fair crop of wheat is much better
than hoped a few months ago. The early sown
fields generally looking well while Of those put in late
OF which but little hope has been entertained fields
now promise fair yield. Doubtless there was much
that will yield but poor return but upon the whole
unless hereafter injured have to anticipate
fair crop.
The Montgomery Free Press says Reports from diff
ferent portions of this and adjoining counties say that
late wheat entirely killed out, while early sown
and that put in with drill or pillow is looking fine.
INDIANA.
The Randolph Journal says The wheat between here
and indianapolis looks fine The winter has been unusu-
ally favorable and unless good deal of thawng and
freezing without before the middle of April wheat
in this part of Indiana will have fine start for album
daut harvest.
DorGLAs AND BArEs.-The Memphis Avalanche pub
fishes a communication, without Offering any dissent
from its positions from which make the following ex
tract:
Surely, if the Democrats of the South support
Douglas there is why the Opposition of the
South may not support Bates"
The fact ia undenabe, and glad to see it con
coded in Democratic paper in Tennessee. And yet the
very papers who willing to support Douglas, are call
ug upon the Opposition to help them Save the South :"
Was ever political party driven to such transparent hum
buggery before :-NashviHe (7eHa.) Banner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
senator Wigram on Daniel webster.

Senator Wg Of Texas, having occasion, or thinking
be had refer Daniel Webster in the Senate the 9th
er day thus magued and decried the Great Expound-
er:
"Why sir, there was the most distinguished man TINS
country has seem Daniel Webster, the great eN
FOUNDER OF the Constitution as he called; ana ha]
ard the assertion that if there single thing about
which he was more profoundly Ignorant than any man
in the United States it the Constitution OF the United
States"
As the LOUISVILLE Journal remarks we hardly know
which the more at fault here Mr. WigialIs apP7ecia-
ton or his depreciation though the latter is certainly the
more contemodble Nobody, conceive, not even Mr.
Wighn viii contend seriously that Daniel Webster was
the most distinguished this country has ever seen
and no one weare sure, except Mr. Wigal would ven
tre TO say in the Senate of the United States, or Out oil
10, that the Great Expouuder Of the Constitution was
more profoundly Ignorant Of that instrument than oil
ANYTHING and everything whatever The Stiffness OF such
remark is more profound than the ignorance 1t Affects
to show mp. We wonder if this piece OF mingled Hum
merry and co1ceit is fair measure OF Sir. Wgias NOR
al and Intellectual caibre We pause until his public ca
reer shall reply.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
- ,.r..Iicnt nn Author.

AWasbiug,oa correspondent ofthe New Orleans Pic
.,qs saws tia, ,de President of the United States, in
the course OF conversation with him. a few days
ago. expressed an intention Of writing some reminiscent
cc. ofhs own career, in Congress and abroad Nr Blu
eatnaa saw. the writer is DESTROYS Of leaving on record
some notes Of lo prominent public men, with whom at
different periods of his lie he has been associated Few
men. we imagine have had as good or bad: inside
yiev Of party politics as OLD Buck and If he would only
tell .'the truth the whole truth and nothing but the
truth great many innocent people would see men and
thing, political in very different light from that in
which they now regard them. We hope the President
win give as his "reminiscences and that they will be full,
frank and uusparpg, especially to himself If this be
done more appropriate title for the work than Rs-
...a-,-.ge.s" wil probably be "TuE CONFESSION or
JAdEs Br.HNAN'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

merciess cupidy and more mercless law imposes up
on the wretcbed, deluded victims BY working the cool
e to death owards the end Of bis term of bondage the
expenses of his return passage may be employed TO pro-
cure fresh suppiesOf eoOle slavery recruits. While re-
monstratng with France the African slave trade re-
vyed by her England has carried for years, and con
tinues DO 50, the cooe slave trade-the horrors oil
which though it takes place under Government auspices
aud the protection ofths British flag as the accounts
Of the fearful mortality prevailing board the eooe
vessels and occasional bloody mutinies testify, by no
means less than those of the prohibited and by naval
sluadrons greatly embarrassed African slave trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
Strons stomach.

The Jonesboroush cypress an Opposition paper, SAYS
Douglas. according to the Nashville Union and American,
and Memphis Archaeological Democratic authority
H a gambler in politics "swiudler"-a "petdlogger
and dsna-ogue "a snealiag assassin "a rogue
traitor" and Judas ready 70 betray with kiss
and asks the Greeuyie Democratic the home organ of
Senator Johnson lift can support such character:
To which the DsH5crl' aforesaid replies
I'm short, IT Douglas should be the nominee of the
ar.s,01 Convention having implicit confidence in the
1.ee-f.v intelligence cad patriotism Of the men who
vii. compose &C. win take uim ggg,t.sr' "s'giHdlsr
1.tI f1grr" "mgg1gts' 'osslssiu," rogue " trai-
.ir" fils" ana all. We hope this will De satisiacto-
IT,"
Entirely satisfactory You can pass, as practical,
live specimen of modern Democracy. No one will doubt
YOUR geuaueucs as long as you keep that stomach for
IN reception Of the Charleston Convention prescription.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
BLOODY AFFRAY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
ONE NAN KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED.

aVIII
AT South Reading last night, Michael Foley, was Kill
ed and two of his friends wounded supposed NOR
taliy by Henry Thompson. The Foley party cee-
b aing wedding in part Of ThOmpsOns house. They
beca nenoisy and rotous when Thompson started for
the police, was pursued and attacked, whereupon he
stabbed his three ASSISTANTS.
Michael Foey the man who was killed by Thompson,
was son of John Foley who occupied the upper part of
Thompsons house. Thompson has made full statement
of III affair He said he had determined to prosecute
the first man who became drunk in his house and that
h. wing vaiay attempted to quiet the disturbance in F
ley. apartments he went to find constable at O'Clock
n the morning and that having been followed and beat
on by the three men, he used knife in self-defence lie
is in jail 81 East Cambridge waiting examination
Thompson is an Rngshman laborer and has the repu-
tatop Of steady man The house in which the trouble
originated is his own property.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
ERnM rAIIEnRNIA

NEW YORK, April O.-The North Star has arrived
from Aspinwal with California dates to the Goth. She
spoke on the I'd the ships of War Roanoke, Sabine and
Relief The memorial requesting the administration 10
dissolve the Injunction suit against the Almeda Mines had
passed both houses of the Legislature.
The San Francisco money market excessively
stringent, and owing to the Washoe excitement is in
very distressing state Sugar excited and prices
considerably advanced. Coal had materially declined
News from Humboldt bay says the whole number ofIn-
dams killed the Eel River and Indian Island 3d.
The assassins have not yet been arrested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
Dougiasisln.

The Memphis Apl'1H-is has about the same love for
Douglas that mad dog has for water 1t cannot see
bis name in prn, without going Into pToxisms. The
following delicious m5rse appears in that paper of the
2sh ult uotyi,hs.E ling which should Douglas receive
the Charleston nomination, tbs 4ygiucts will support
him,
-D3uglsism is sl aourshug in the Abolition States.
j. grows most vigorously where Abotonsm is raukest.
T. IS uoNoas weed thlt thrives best IN steamiug and
emsltag couPos,s, where society IS rotung, ranking
auI d composing
Ifti.s De true-aui We have disposition to question
,5, f,t-tben AboHuoaisu is becoming quite vigo-
rla- here ia Virginia and all over tho. South-or Doug
a ism Is beginning TO flourish throughout the South
Ike a green bly tree.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

,,,s- of "a Ii-., and che most intelligent poe
, rr .epso1.. o Ea---lsIl Che tone OF the leading
r..t rr.,s especially Che ls-s, la relation TO A'aeln
r...-r have undergone great change %. Aie years
,f,5,t .as people oi Ctualt oace enthusiastic A'ol.
;s,s VINO cg.J with open arms Che slave stolen OF
-4.l from hi, master la tle south have been cured
-.,..- fila, notions Of philanthropy, and oppose nov"
..,-sr .8ri.al and social --ouals tAe existence OF
- s.-s-r-a,srreat iu t1.r midst, a-cuc-0r.oGs facts
NAV soregts, l-,0usa our readers that even tho
...,r ul,.s Republican .irrsrre-sal5 conflict, press
. ,., r--r.rd begins % show Indications of change
.......rt OBJ. ,.e s...eet Tae Rochester bsHo.r.
.o-sria1ir, sheg, of tas baeles. dye speaking
..-.f,-. oil. the under. round railroad, coa.esses
.r.. ..--5- of i.. WAYS In the following lyle.
.....,. f- mercy 90 the poor Jaeks, feel that
-. t...-.-.rc rrti- condition oy gong uor,lward
u. .,- 4, clr-.rrII place to tGcm-its climate is
.-.r diem. and Does not oAcr profitable Reid 10
+.i-i-F.-trv The Young negro WHO tIO--e1 over yes
f, ,.r be- fortunate 30 alie TOD earn or',t' "'''=
- lad 90 Baltimore OF secure shy more OF iAe rear
f freedom tllu were Afforded .i.i ll sen '','.e
h. +- -.. poor oh r.al. Hc "'a care --ii %. tA---'
-r ,r .-l for "a Iouls.ln. home Go die DO before he
L.. spent "a year ODD Diia''
r.4f. q most j.-.olrE'us account OBJ l1e prospects
- , moor free negro in Canada, and throughout Tue
,.-.f. MOI excluding. Of course Ne" England, where
.s-.-ior o. cue white la5o-cr presses harder upon
r- .,,- ia any other section ot the country NoFA o
Mood Dixon. line, and where tbe climate is quite
..-.-s ..5sa and d,ad to- this race as in Canada
. Philadelphia P.aHs ..E7t17 "e- REMARKS 'l'' lu'
l.51 that che gee acEro cannot 'eara "a better NV
i.- and s',1'' Any .r-... h. ,.s s,,-b coming
dom. Do ile N'''. .'' -. If, ,is -,r-..r,,r
ON sa'' aso-'''' = zion is r.o,.,- fss.
moment "nen q s'.'' F''' -. 81 ,s,s, Ur.s5
ven aud 'a... go ''' 49,, ,ts cunning nm.
Sat upon ''e issue 90 d, s.,g,-l ,I. tts
s.,,s. and 'le '''''," ..,.c,,,,s of m,
sale editorial '.'-.- o' n. ..rsT I'M t.s .a,s