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PuriII-m and Politics -morri.sey'. Deserts.

PugilIsm and Politics-Morrissey's Deserts.
In old times the glory of the prize ring was
fair play. A stand up fight, and let the bet
ter man win, was the universal sentiment.
Antagonists were not necessarily foes; and
the chagrin of defeat was not supposed to be
aggravated by feelings of disappointed malice.
No i1l-will was bred in the community by
the vicissitudes of the combat and if there
were any who doubted whether the result
was conclusive upon the question of supe-
riority there was an universal willingness TO
try it over again.
In respect to fair play the ring has degen-
Grated. The association of prize-fghters
with politicians-in fact, the intermingling of
the profession of prize-6ghter and politician
has had the effect to depreciate the morals
of the former to the extent that there is
scarcely more of the spirit of fair play to be
found in the ring than in a caucus of party
wre-workers collected to nominate candi-
date for the Presidency.
This bringing of the vices of political into
pugilistic circles is unfortunate; and the dis
honorable practices which have been thereby
inaugurated in the latter, are strong testimo-
mails of the malignity of that disease, which
does so taint all with which it comes in con-
tact. John Morrissey was, perhaps, before he
became politician, an honorable man-full
of fight for the love Ofglory, but with no dis
position to take unfair advantages. Becoming
party tool, gambler and desparado, he first
ventures beyond his means, and-preciseiy as
politicians Of Charleston are now DOING
hedges, resorts to tricks and finally turns
rufian and employs every unfair device, to
win that to which he is not entitled, or to save
himself from losses impending and deserved
Morrissey will return home disgraeed.
Hereafter he will be remembered by the
American people as the representative of
foul play. Whatever may be the opinions of
the people upon the abstract merits of prize
6ghting there will be among honorable men
no dispute as to the deserts of one who has
thus publicly made the ring still more un-
lovely by fraud and rutfianism. Say what
we will, look at it as we may, the people
will sympathise with Heenan; and in proper
tion as they do 50, will they hate and despise
his vulgar and cowardly enemy.
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The Benefit OF Visit from the Prince of
Wales 70 this Country.

wales 20 this Country.
1t appears from leading article in the
London Morning Herald, high Tory au-
thority, that the visit of the Prince of Wales
to Canada is likely to be extended. to the
United States, and on this subject that jour
nal remarks:
1--WE care not for anile prejudices against
republics abroad, neither do we sympathize
with those who see no virtues in political
constitutions which differ from their own,
much less do we feel Mortified at the thought
of entrusting Prince of Wales to the de-
mocracy of the Far West. After all, he will
be committed TO the hands of Britons within
one or two removes, and already we fancy
we hear the responsive throb which shall
send forth q truly Saxon echo. Now, too,
in particular, is it polite and wise to recall
and resume as far as possible the relations of
bygone days between the different branches
of the Anglo-Saxon race. Let the colonies
of England receive that measure of Difference
and regard which Anglo-Saxons ever did and
will vindicate, and they will prove the prop
and support of Great Britain. But let us take
still wider range of view. Why not rise to
the capacity of the race, and knit together
every tribe and people of Anglo-Saxon blood
in one indissoluble consideration 1t has
vanquished the East and the West, the North
and the South; it has peopled islands and
continents; its navies cover the seas, and its
armies have conquered the hosts of earth
What could not the Anglo-Saxon race
achieve were IL at liberty to go forth united
on the conquest of civilization and Christi
anity? We trust the visit of the Prince of
Wales to America may contribute to these
glorious results for the welfare and happiness
of the whole human family.
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A MERCHANT Runs AWAY FROM HIS CRED
IToRs, AND HIS CLERK WITH HIS WIFE.-A
man, his wife and young clerk, from Fall
River, Massachusetts, arrived in Troy, New
York, last week, where they intended 10
commence business. On Sunday, the young
fellow eloped with the woman, going west
ward, for which the husband did not care, as
they had left the baggage. [We think the
for bg he had The
checked in the young mans name to deceive
his Massachusetts creditors, and, of course,
could not legally take possession. The prop
erty is consequently held until the young
friend shall either return the checks, or send
the wife back with them.
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The PRoPER WAY TO MANAGE HoRsEs.-
Never attempt to clean or otherwise disturb
your horse while eating his meals, unless you
want him to bite and kick, says the Neto
England Farmer. But when you clean, take
him out of the stall, and make a business of
it. Tie your horse in the center of the stall,
unless you want your horse to do as most
horses do, drive more on one rein than on the
other. Horses that are liable TO cast them
neck halter, giving them much more freedom
of the head than the nose halter. Gentleness;
firmness, and moderation will subdue the
most obdurate
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FInr 1N CA1no rnoM SpoNrANrors CoMnus.

CURED in Cairo, Ill, in the rear part of the
post office building a two-story frame house,
owned by Child, Pratt & Co., of st. Louis.
This was entirely consumed, but the mails
and greater part of the post-office furniture
were saved. A one-story frame adjoining
was saved in damaged condidition, and
another small frame was torn down to pre-
vent the fire from spreading. Mr.. W. Whit
ers tin and stove store was badly damaged.
The loss is roughly estimated at $4,000, on
which there was but little insurance. The
fire originated from spontaneous combustion
in lot of hay in the rear of the postoffice.
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PROPOSED PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY AT THE
BAR.-A correspondent of the National In
telligencer inquiries why drinkers do not pro-
vide themselves with itmus paper, with which
TO test every glass of liquor they take. That
would be practical chemistry. We fear that
after few analyses or tests in the course of
an evening, the process would be very eff
cient safe guard against the evils which it is
designed to prevent. But the zeal for chemi-
cal pursuits would doubtless be increased by
this innovation. We should very probably
hear numerous invitations given at the cor
ners of the streets to stake test" Saloons
would be called laboratories.
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A DHTETIc WAGER-A gentleman of In
dianapolis, says the Sentinel, for years accus-
toned to luxurious living, is now winning
bet of forty dollars in a manner that surprises
his friends. The bet is that he is to live four
weeks on three dollars, or seventy-tive cents
per week, and to abstain entirely from the
use of wine, ale, beer, spirits, or any liquid
beverage save water. He is on his third week
and looks as hale and hearty as he ever did
when as a bon viUGnt his admirable stomach
was the bevy of epicures and gormands.
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CINCINNATI, April 81, 1850. }
W2SPECIAL ORDER NO. 4.-THE
D~~Sa WAYNE NEC0NTINENTALSh having filed ,
in this office a copy of their roll, signed by more
than forty names and applying to be organized as&
an Infantry Company of the Independent Yolun- nj
teer Militia; by virtue of Special Order No SO from III
General Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified
electors of said Company to meet at their Armory
the east side of Central avenue, between Ninth and
the hours Of ten o'clock A. M and three o'clock
p. M, and then and there proceed 10 elect cap
tain, one first lieutenant, one second lieutenant,
third lieutenant and one ensign. Said election will
be conducted in accordance with the provisions of
the act of March Is 1857 and the poll books will be
returned to these Headquarters as soon as made up
and sealed.
ap22j Third Brigade, LIST Div. o. V. M.
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A TpLrnnApH1n OprnAroR FArALLY PAnA

A TELEGRAPHIc OPERATOR FATALLY PARA
LYzED BY LIGHTNIEG.-The Marietta (0hio)
InteHigsncer announces the death of George
l.. Slocomb, of that city, who was for some
time in the employ of the Marietta and Gin
cinhati Railroad, as a telegraphic operator.
A few weeks since, while he was sitting at
the instrument in his Office, during the preva-
upon the wires and completely stunned him.
A few days developed the horrible fact that
his limbs were paralysed and his muscles
almost totally deprived of action. This par
alysis gradually extended over the body until
death ended his afflictiOn.
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DISTINGUISHED MARRIAGE AT NIcE.-The
Gazette de Nice announces the marriage at
the English Chapel Of that place, of Miss
Esther Browne, daughter OF Mr.. Peter
Browne, formerly British Charge d Affaires
at Copenhagen, with Signor +. Della Vale,
Marquis of Casanova, brother to the present
Duke of Ventignano. The Queen of Den
mark honored the ceremony with her pres
ence. The bridesmaids were two sisters of
the bride, the three Misses Brougham, nieces
of the well-known member Of the House of
Lords of that name, and the Baroness of
Holstein
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STARTING BRANCHES ON PEAR TREEs.-A
writer in the Virginia Farm Journal states
that he has succeeded in starting branches on
his pear trees wherever he wishes limb to
grow. He says A careful examination will
show plenty Of dormant eyes, or knurls, on
the stock. To produce a shoot slit or cash
is made over the eye, and into the wood,
with a knife or fine saw, which, by checking
the flow of sap, starts these dormant eyes
into life, and in three cases out of four a
branch shoots forth. .f....r
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HEADQUARTERS, Third Brigade,

s~,. CINCINNATI April 20, 1860.
RSSPECIAL ORDERS NO. 2.-ln-
W~Ha fantTy Company A, American Conti- Ii
nentals, independent Volunteer Militia, having E
filed in this Office copy Of their roll, signed by A
more than forty Names for the purpose Of bcingW
organized as o military company, by virtue OfU
Special Order No. 50 from General Headquarters,
hereby direct the qualified electors of said company
to meet at their armory the east side of Central
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth-streets, on TuES-
DAY, lst Of May, 1860, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. NJ. and three O'Clock y. NJ, and then and
there proceed to elect one Captain one First Lieu
tenant, one Second Lieutenant, one Third Lieuten,
ant and one Ensign. Said election will be conducted
in accordance with the provisions of the act of
March 2s 1857, and the po-books will be returned to
these headquarters as soon as made up and sealed.
JOSHUA ii. BATES, Bigadier General
ap22js Third Brig First Diy. o. V. NJ.
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GIPsIEs IN KENTUoKY.-A band of Gipsies
have encamped near Spencer, Owen County.
There is quite crowd of them, and they
attract large numbers of fcurious visitors. The
men are h0rse-jockies, and quite brisk trade
is carried on between them and the citizens,
who have taste for horse-fesh. When
they passed through town they made regu-
lar procession, having fifteen wagons, thirty
horses and any quantity of plunder.
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The CATTLE SLAUGHTER IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The number of diseased cattle slain to prevent
contagion in Massachusetts,, under law,
since the late distemper broke out, has ex-
appropriation will be greatly inadequate.
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A VERY FAsr FrrALr MAsaurnAplN

A Miss Caroline Walters, of Norfolk, Va, re-
Gently visited Richmond, where, donning the
cidedly queer pranks in that staid and sober
community, swearing like Q trooper, chewing
tobacco, drinking brandy straight" escort
ing young ladies and gentlemen to the
theater, and taking them to--no matter
WHARF
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HEADQUARTERS, Third Brigade,

ae, SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 3.-JACoB
Wa A. REMLEY, having been authorized 4
to enlist company Of infantry, and having filed a
signed by more than forty names and applying to W
be organized an independent volunteer militia IL
eral Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified elec
tors of said company to meet at their Armory the
street, on TUESDAY, May ], 1860 between the hours
TO elect Captain one First Lieutenant, one Sec
ond Lieutenant, one Third Lieutenant and one En-
sign. Said election will be conducted in accordance
with the provisions of the act of March 2s 1857 and
the poll-books will be returned to these headquar-
ters as as made up and sealed
JOSHUA II. BATES, Brigadior- General,
ap22-j' Third Brigade, LIST Div. o. v, NJ.
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A MILLINER MARRIED TO HER EIGHTH HUs-
BANDA German milliner in New Orleans,
was married to her eighth husband one day
last week, each of her former ones having
died within one year from the time of mar
riage. This last husband should be arrested
Immediately on . charge Of attempted
suicide"
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DIED.

GAITHER-on Monday morning, April 30, at 51S
o'clock, Evan Gather, Esd.
Funeral services at =. NJ, to-day at his reai-
dence No 80 Mound.street. Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend without further notice.
HAMILTON-0n Monday morning April 30, Of
hfty-iiye years.
The funeral will take place from his late RESIDENCE
No. COS Sycamore street, to-day at O'Clock p. Nj
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
FEE-0n Sunday evening. April 20, at 20 minutes
past O'clock at his parents residence, Tappin,
youngest Of J. G.. and Matilda II. Fee, aged eleven
months and fifteen days.
ACKLEY-On Sabbath morning, April %, at ql6
o'clock, William Ackley, aged thirty -four years.
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DEATH OF TIE SuPKRIoREss OF A CONVENT.
Madame Sainte Claire, Maria Teresa Cos
kerry formerly of Baltimore, and Superioress
Of the Ursul;ne Convent, New Orleans, died
in the latter city few days sincs, aged ifty-
seven years. TH| ip-t
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HEADQUARTERS THIRD BRIGADE,
FIRST DIVISION o. V. NJ,
nUHnVnNA mil o.

CINCINNATI, April 20.
NSSPECIAL ORDER NO. 6.-THE
BE- FULTON CONTINENTALs, having 4
filed in this office copy of their roll signed by a
fnnrT Su % ss ss
Militia, by virtue of Special Order No. SO from IL
General Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified
the Seventeenth Ward, on FRIDAY, May 8, 1850, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. nj and p. NJ, and
Lieutenant one Second Lieutenant, one Third Lieu
tenant and one Ensign. Said election will be con-
Of March % 1851 and the poll-books will be returned
to these Headquarters as soon as made up and sealed
JOSHUA ii. BATES
Brigadier General Third Brigade,
Eap24-j First Division y. V. M.
TTimes COpy.1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- MAsONIC.-sTATED COMNTUNI-

- MISUNDERSTANDING COMMUNE
RNa CATION Of Miami Lodge ,,saasgl
No. 4B, II. and A. Masons, will be held :. lf1l,r,-
THIS tuesday EVENING, May !, at 5cE<0soE
~ o'clock. Members and visiting -s5frsS<<-
brethren are respectfully invited. BY
myl-a JOHN PARR Secretary.
nSTHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
1>s7s Of Franklin Lodge No. a, l. Q. o. r., g
are requested to be punctual in attendance atLfN%
a regular meeting Of the Lodge on THURS w
DAY EVENING next, May 2, after which
the Anniversary Supper will take place at the
Walnut street House. A. J. MULLANE,
myl-c+ Per- Secretary.
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HOME INrEF7EsT.
pS- APrLKoArEs New Gallery, Northwest cornor
Fifth and Main Remember.

W APPLICANTS new Iaiiery, North-West corner
Of Fifth and Main Remember
Bgr Tho people oil say APPtEaArE's twenty -ive-
cent Pictures, IN cases, ere worth 50.
Bs- Only twenty five cents for good colorcd Pic
ture, in case, at CowANs, % West Fifth-street If
BB-PIcruREs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
pB- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. 3is and 27l westcrn-row.
pB- If you want good Picture, cali at the south
west corner Of sixth-street and Central-ayenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
Ave cents; in cases for twenty cents Bring on the
babies-you are sure to got good likeness.
no For cheap fancy cases, filled with beautiful
Pictures, go to CowAE's, No. 20 West Finh-strcot
You will get them cheaper than in other gallery
In the CITY, list Of prices can be seen at the door
lapl6-u1
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Hickey, Mallory & Co., have Part ID of
Ctambays Encyclopedia, issued In monthly
parts at hfteen cents each. lilssl. 3 -
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Igas- We have been in The habit Of stating

gsB- We have been in the habit of Stating
the average weekly increase in the circula-
ion of the Pass at Eve hundred. This has,
by some, been considered an exaggeration,
or at least a specimen Of that loose talk in
which newspaper men indulge when such
subjects are spoken Of. In order to convince
our friends that we intend no deception, we
will state that our actual increase during the
week closing yesterday was exactly five hun
dred and seventy-two.
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BE PLATED WARE, consisting of
Tea Sets, Urns, Cake Baskets,
Covered Butter Dishes, Ice Pitchers,
Gobets, Cups for Children, Egg Boilers,
Spoon Stands, Breakfast Castors,
Six and Seven bottle Castors, Wine Castors,
Soup Ladies', Table and Tea Spoons, Dining and
Desert Forks, of heavy plate, white metal, is at
HUNTINGTON'S China and House-furniehing
Store, 110 Main-street west side.
The trade supplied on favorable terms. myl-a
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.
OHld wIlYE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
1L4 Al B.
Announcement Of the Proprietor
for 1860.

TWyHE OHIO WHITE SULP HUH
III ePRINGS are situated In Delaware County, Us
miles north OF Columbus, the Capital Of Ohio on the
scoto River, ten miles from pslayare, hys m,lss ,
Vernon q Pltisbtrg Reilroal, aud six miles from
Lewis Center station, on the Cincinnati, Columbus
These Springs Will be open for the reception Of Wis
itors from May until October. -.
The gratifying experiences ~ the past Two seasons
has fully confirmed the highest expectations Of the
PROPRIETOR, and encourages him 70 reIsevere N ms
The large number OF permanent cures which have
been effected establish beyond doubt the raTe and
valuable medicinal qualities of these waters, Their
Alternative, tonic and aperient properties render them
useful in great variety ofdiseascs The i've springs,
Tho White sulphur, Tho Ohalybeate,The Magnetism,
The Saline inc eybeate, and the spring q Pure wa
..,- B A II H s..
Bathing here by the plan adopted Is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally and hot
springs. Tho water heated In the bath tub by steam
pipes the heat not being raised high enough to pre-
without the loss Of any Of its saline ingredients.
The buildings are substantial and convenient. The
grounds, embracing about $50 acres, divided between
lawn and woodland, are tastefully laid OF into walks
"uI a uRITTEIEGRAPH OFFICE has been permanently
established connecting the Springs with all parts Of
4 Livery, we'll stocked with horses and carriages,
is attached to the place, ."'1
For further information, arrangements for rooms,
''S'' ANDREW WILSON, Jn, Proprietor, p.
White Sulphur Postoilice,
ap22-bm . Delaware County, o.
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MARRIFD.

GAULT-wEsT--On Tuesday, April "a, by Rev. T.
Colet at the residence Of the brides father, Ed
muDd s. Gault to Miss Anne u. West, all Of this
rff
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Sewing Machine.

Thcy have submitted II te trial and the critical
Judgment of the best mechanics and experts by all
Of whom it has been conceded to be one of the
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LO.O.F.-TuEA ANNUAL MEET.

n slS 1. " "; F'-THE ANNUAL mEEI-
t9~-Sea ing Of the stockholders IN ,SAgHgkss>
Odd-Felows Hall of Newport, Ky.,will sSyfktelSsr-
be held at their Hall, on SATURDAY 5&3<oE
EVENING, May o, at O'Clock, for the -S5s555ltS<<
election Of President, Secretary, Treas
urer, and Board Of Directors. Per order of the
Board Tap26-ttl G. p. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
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KENNEDY,s MEDICAL DIsCOy-

S[SKENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOV-
H~~Sa ERY IL acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States, to be the most etfec
tual blood purifier ever known, and to have relieved
more suffering, and effected permanent cures,
than any preparation known to the profession Scrof
ula, Salt Rheum Erysipeas Scald head Scaly Erup-
tOns OF whatsoever nature cured by few bottles,
and the system restored to full strength and vigor
Full and explicit directions for the cure of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers, is
given in the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9-ay
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c@sPAbVnITERR'S n 40TI0N ,vSIILI WTkk p 20

I
M~-A WHAT 1T is COMMENDED To
MARION, Ohio, December 8, ls5g.-Mr. s. PALMER
Dear Sir You will please send me- by express =
dozen OF your Cosmetic Lotion. The, - dozen |
bought Of you are gone, and the people begin.
ming 70 find that 4 will do what Il is reS3mWended
MoRE THAN TEN YEARS AGO o.-CINoINHATI, April
%, lM9.-Mr. PALMER 1 address you ut this time
for the purpose Of expressing 70 You my gratitude
for the unexpected relief afforded me by your Veg
etable Cosmetic Lotion. in its removing from my
face an exceedingly annoying and unsightly erup-
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past two years, and which began to think was in:
durable. All the physicians had consulted had
done me no good, when 1 obtained bottle Of your
Lotion. j have now used two bottles, and IL cured
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make use Of the same remedy; Whoever wishes 10
see me Will find at my residence, south cor
MRS. HANNAH G. PATTEN.
Are you troubled with any kind Of disease of the
skin, whether the face hands feet or other parts
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remedies, and not throw away your time, money and
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For sale by druggists generally. ap3
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ss-Prcrunrs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery,
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ps- Only twenty .fvo cents for good coorod Pic
ire, in case, at CowANs, % West Fifth-strcet. If
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Bs- Tho people oil say APPtrsArE's twenty-five
cent Pictures, IN cases. are worth 50.