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The Troy Arena of Friday says, speaking
Of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
For several consecutive years this machine
received the first premiums from our best
aud most reliable public institutions; The
competition, continually increasing does n, noI
appear in the least to affect It's success, The
beauty, simplicity and durability OF TINS TINS
invention becomes more and more q SoarenI
by comparison. We have examined il &, M
lis operation upon different kinds of work,
and while we admired the rapidity of its
movement, and extensive adaptation to all
kinds Of sewing, we could but heartily il
dorse the high approval Of these numerous
awards And when upon its high original
merits we consider that Improvements
are making from time t. time, to
enhance its value, we must regard this ma
chine as not only creditable to our country
and 10 It's skillfull and energetic manutac-
turers, but as one Of the most perfect and
useful labor-saying inventions the genius and
and skin of man has produced.
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AMONG THE MANY apparent TIL

-
continually brought to the surface from tho ideal
underworld Of the unknown, there arc OCCASION
ally simple articles oostingb little in detail but
whose combined benefit usefulness and economy
Of timo and money, aggregate on the basis Of
millions.
Such an article Is spa!diug's Prepared Glue.
It's uses, as may be By reference to the adver-
tisemeut in another column, are enumerated, and
as its cost is next to nothing, the demand for it Is
universal It is prepared with chemicals, and
usol cold, requiring but little skin or time for II
! application.
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CANADIAN MEANS CT TRAYsroKr.-1he
Montreal Transcript says that the immense
benefits which it was predicted would accrue
70 Montreal from the construction Of the
Grand Trunk line Of railroad; tall fIr short
G. realization. Notwithstanding the Immense
grants to the company, burtheuiag the Prov
lnce 20 The amount Of at least million Of
dollars per annum, End all this done to bring
tie Western trade to this country" and
,'ihe taking off the tolls altogether" from the
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ii lark cts,
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Der. 10.

1t market 1915 Cattle (about 1900 Deeves and
AS Stores), consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one. two and three years old
MARKET BEEF. Extra, per ewt., 650aS7, 90 first
quality $500; second quality s. IS; third quail
ity 50 80; ordinary 1918.
WORKING OxEy.-S75 a Sl60 per pair.
Cows AND CALvEs.-S2J a 30 a 40 a &C.
IEARLIgGs-7 9; Two years old SO @ Sl2;
Three years old Sl4 a SIT.
SHEEP AND LAMBS GsOJ az Market-prices in
lots 81 25 81 50 s. 90; extra and selection 8 %
as2 60 81 -;
HIDEs-6 a6 4, perl5; Peits 81 90 ! so eachi
Calf-skns 10 a l2c per 10. Tallow q 81 c.
VEAL CALvES.-noue.
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OHIO ELECTION.
lsT DISPATCH

lsT DISPATCH.
Cincinnati, Oct. 9th.
Brinkenhof (Judsel and Sherman (Con-
gress) have 284 majority. Is Townships in
Lorain Co. give Brinkenhof l400 maj
Scattering returns from Huron and Sum-
mit Co.'S. give Republican gains.
In Columbus, Galloway, (rep.) has ma
iority Of BAG over last years vote.
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ASTUmA GrRED

have had the Asthma q years, AMI four
months in succession have not been able 10 lie inbcd
or 90 from my house to the bnrn. I tried it AID
found immediate relief, and have been well ever
81 nee.
AFRAID BAKER, Norristown. Vt.
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(From Rev. J. W WoodrardJ

WEsTF0RD, June p, 1855.
This certife5 that y. q. Whites Palmon
airy Elixir has been used in my family. in eases Of
severe colds, ATTENDED with sore throat, and has
been found a reliable medicine in these cas-
J. W. WOODWARD.
Mr.. BAXTER-Dear Sir:-Inis is TO certify that
have used Whites Elixir in my family In very
Obstinate cases Of Coughs and Colds, which &c cur
ed almost Immediately. I can safely recommend
it to the public as tho best medicine b8vo eve-
used.
NATHAN BENUAN.
Jericho Centre III.
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IND DISPATCH.

CIeaveIand, o., z a. VI.
Further returns indicate the election Of
the Republican State Ticket by an increased
majority. In almost every County and al
most every town heard from, there arc Re-
publican gains.
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GREAT CURIOSITY.

-1r HAVE one ofthe greatest curiosities and
w most valuable inventions in tho known
u,orId for which we wants agents everywhere.-
Emil particulars sent FREE.
SHAW Il CLARK,
oets wsys Biddeford, Maine.
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ORR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Firaf Districi-E. P. " alton reelected by
about 6, 500 majority.
Second District-Juetin S Morrill, re-cleot>
cd by about s, 500 majority.
Third District-PoItus Baxter, elected by
about 500 majority,
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nENRY LYONS ESTATE

StTATG OF VERMONT, : The Honorable the
= Disr.oT ,HT1EyDEy, So. Probate Court for
the Distrctof CHitteuden
To ali persons interested in the estate Of Henry
T Lyon, late If Milton, in said district, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas. slil Court hath assigned the lst day
Of November next for the settlement Of the adj
miuistratian account Of the Administrative Of the
estate Of said deceased, and ordered that public
notice thereof O.. given 70 all persons interested
I'm sld es-l-e, BY publishing this order three
vecs succc-fivclv previous u the day assigned,
i1 the Burlington Free Press, printed in Burning
Ton. in said District.
Therefore vou are he.cby notified to appear at
the Pr. blt. Cour, Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day ,ncd then and there to contest the allow
4aee OBJ siiI account, if you see cause.
Given under NY hand she 9Th day Of October,
s. ID. 1850.
wI5vs FRENCH Judge.
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VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY

The next meeting Of the Vermont Medical
Society will be holden at Montpelier OF
Tuesday and Wednesday, October l6 and l6.
Valuable papers have been promised, aud o
large meeting is expected.
Arrangements will be made with the t;i-
ierent railroads for return tickets.
P. PINEO, Secretary.
+. \. KNIGHT, President
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WARE. Mass. Oct. 10. 1860.

" NM -ddS9'' OCV' To, IOUU
Th. most destructive fire this town has
witnessed in many years occurred last night,
and is snnno,., 4 to be the work of an incen-
diary. About L o'clock, flames were seen
-. ON tbo I;ver, stables occupied by
0. B Richardson, which ~ It sooH 'oI'Suin>
ed. Owing to the scarcity o. "@''- '"0
flames soon spread to a carriage SHOP iioUi
thence it communicated to the Bal VS.
Church, which with its contents was totally
consumed. the basement was occupied by j.
\. Cummings as market and grocery, and
also a primary school. Loss on tho church
$50. 600 Insured $4,000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-12

RURAL NEWCOMER. This is decidedly tho
best Agricultural and Family Newspaper in the
world. Not line appears in the columns oi the
RURAL that parent need fear to put into the
hand, Of his children to read. 1t Is proudly Tree
from all sieklv sentimentalisn- pure in its tone
and influence; at the same time It's beautitnl
Typography and attractively srrayed articles are
calculated TO make this paper universal faYorite
No deceptive advertisements are allowed to appear
in its columns If you desire an honest, faithful
reliable, and instructive home paper, get "Moores
! Rural Ne--Yorker = C!a-fs School Vis't5r,
J PLfq.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS IN n Y.-The Re-
publicans of franklin County, n. Y, have
nominated WIN. Andrus for Member of As
Sembly Daniel T. Soper for Sheriff; vii
liam G. Dickinson for Treasurer.
The Republicans Of Essex Co, N. Y,
have nominated Martin Finch for Member Of
Assembly William E. Calkins for County
Clerk ; Charles N. Williams for County
Treasurer.
The Republicans of Clinton CO.. y. Y,
have nominated Henry McFadden for Mem
Der OF Assembly John J. Drown for County
Treasurer
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REMARKS.

Prices Of Beef same as last week, a few pairs
s,la = ST Is per 100 lbs, but the average for
host ona,, ty was $500. Sheep and Lambs sold at
unchanged pres
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-12

\ LINCOLN CLUB.-There is a Republican
Club in Taunton, Mass, Differed by men
named Lincoln, from President 10 the Exc
cniiYe Committee.
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\ Bold MAN.-Judge Johnston, a western
man. had the hardiho1d to state at Madl som
Vile the other day, that it was about ten
wears since he had read the newspapers
Need we add that lie is Democrat
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Phil, $50 \. II.

The latest returns show that the Peoples
ticket in philadelphia County is elected, the
Bell-men havingrun a separate ticket
Fosters majority in Berks Co. is is 1000,
and tho Democratic County ticket IS elected.
The best calculations set Curtin s majority
al Is. 900 at least, and it ranges up from
that to Is 900. The Republicans claim
20, and are sure c: Is Congressman. Fusion
is stone dead.
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INCIPIENT CONsUMPTIoy CTRED.

1 have much reason to belive that through the
blessing Of God, Dr.. Y. G Whites Elixir saved
me from confirmed Pulmonarv CONSERVATION.
D. MARVIN,
Minister Of the Gospel, AIburgh, Vt.
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FEATHER DRESSING

80
AND
RFNOVATIN Nc NJ CHIN E.
tn. Cleansing is done entirely BY Steam
-, GO comm, near the Feathers. BY this process
al -9otbs are destroyed and removed, the Feathers
1871. The f6efs relieved from their matted
;,for 7iyin- to 2 bed IN astonishing increase IN
bnIf-often more than one-half; also, removing
ali disagreeable scent which is SO common TO new
as well az old feathers. In fact, giving the az
pearance and essential qualities Of NEW FEAIh
ers and relieving them from Inability to moths
BY the removal Of oil gummy or glutinous matter
from the quill. -.
Seven hundred beds have been renovated with
this machine, during tho past year, In the towns
Of Hinesburgh, Sheiburne and Burlington aau
entire satisfaction given in every case. ...-.,-.
PR1cE.-Onc Dollar per Bed, and satis
UERvEY SPALDING,
Smear street, Burlington.
July II, 1860.
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Died.

In Rochester, We, On tho 29,h Of September
1850, in the 5lstyear Q. hoc age, Phe5e j. Weber
wife Of Hon. 5. 4. Weber.
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Cartin' majority viii range from 10000
to IS 900 in the State His election is con-
cedod IS townships in Luzerno Co. give
Curtin majority Of 100. In Barks Co,
part Of Reading, and few towns show q
Democratic gain Of 364. lehman, Dem,
is elected to Congress in the first district,
Morris, Rep, in the second. Ycrree, Rep,
in the 81, Kelly, Rep in the 9Th, and Davis,
Rep, in the 9Th. In the Legislative Districts
the Republicans gain one in the first and lose
one in the second. The Democrats re-elect
j the Sd, and 4th doubtful. The Republi"
cans ro-eloct in the 5th, 9th, It'll, and 8th'
and gain one in the 9th. The 10Th is doubt
full. They also re-elect in the 18th and 18th.
The 18Th is doubtful. They show gains in
the 18th, 18th, 10Th, and 17th.
Chester Co. gives Curtin 1850 majority
Hickman, Republican, for Congress, ha'
l400 majority.
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BLACKSMITH.

HTANTED IMMEDIATELY. o Journeynan
Wv Blacksmith-a good workman.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, Oct. 0, 1860. dawSw
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NEW MACKEREL ---whieh by the tales
7 told Of them would seem 20 be ahead Of the
celebrated one trlth7td hsad-are sold as low a.
possible at A. ). DEW EYS.
Oct 9Th
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SgEL1UGvE, ~. Jan. Z. 1880.
have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in
ny family for Two yelrs, and have felud II the
bes; medicine that have ever used fr Coughs,
Colds and Sare Throat.
EDGAR GE-CE.
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We do not believe in Withholding q good
good joke, even when it aims at those in
high station. The Louisville Dem ocrat saws
- The oficeholders are very witty over Doug
las looking for his ma They are not0
riOusly after their pap"
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Special AOilCcS.

BRONCHITIS This sure forerauaeT Of
Consumption can be instantly relieved and per
manently ourel by the use Of Dr.. J. f. StaGord's
Olive Tar and Iron & Sulphur Powders. The
Olive Tar allays pain and Inflammation, and the
Iron & sulphur Powders converts the waste OF
worn out particles OF the Blood into gases, which
are elected from the body by the pores instead Of
being dep 1sited as Phlegm. TIE testimonials Of
many prominent and well known persons are con
tanned in a pamphlet, which will be sent free BY
mad to any address. See advertisement in this
paper.
UOLLowAY'S PILLS. What IS Lifs
Ia,,ganss 2-Apoplexy ,&c.-Many people insure
their lives to benefit their families by death-how
naradozicaI is this. To prolong lifo BY proserv-
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ne- of assuring it. Apoplexy IS swift aud insidi-
Gus in its attacks, striking It's victim with ut a
moments warning happily, preventive has
! been discovered -Hollowa Us Pills-the only safe
and certain antdoto for this disease, they cool the
| blood and e1ualizc circulation through the sys-
| TEN To preserve tho stomach in a sound condi =
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health Holoway's Pills viii DO this most effect
ually and thousands owe their actual existence to
/ them at the present day.
ERUPTIONs. SALT RHEUM cry
sIPELAS.---It "a now generally admitted that
all erupti7s diseases depend upon some internal
or constitutional cause, and that to use washes OF
| oip,rnouts for them Is e. sure way to injuro the
system and only to drive in, not to cure the dis
ease. But Humphreys SPECIFIC HoAIPATHIc
/ SALT RalUu Pills are true specific for all such
diseases. They cure salt Rheum, Bnrbsr's Itch,
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disease cured, but the softness and beauty Of the
complexion restored.
Price Is cents per box, with directions. SiS
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Sent by mall or express, FREQ Of oha7se' on re-
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DR.. HUMPHREYS / Co.
No $50 Broadway, New-York
see advertisement in another column.
Gets DIV In
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A correspondent Of the Steele Paris, tho govern
ment organ Of France writes from Tunis, Al8ierF'
as follows
"Our College Of philosophers e: home, may, and
probably do accom- plish great deal for the cause
Of science, but the Americans are the people to
turn these discoveries to practical account. Many
Of the modern inventions in use here are Ameri-
can, and one American chemist, DR.. ). C. aver OF
Lowell, supplies much Of the medicine consumed
in this country. His Cherry Peetoral. Pills, Sar-
ssparilla and Ague Cure constitute the staple
remedies here, because they are OF easy apphca-
ton, sure in their results aad have the confidence
of the people. While the science OF medicine Is
carried to a higher perfection 10 our own country
(France) than any other, 1t strikes frenenman
as little singular that American Physician
should furnish the medical skill and remedie5 Tor
cur Principal Province.
We are happy to.inform cur readers that these
superior medicines which the Emperor principal
Province is obliged TO Sc. from America may DO
had by our neighbors, at Peck's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r7HE BEST. At HALF PRICE

MO0REs RURAL NEWCOMER, tho lead
ing and largest circulated Agricultural, Hor;iooi-
tnraI. Literary and Family Newspaper Of America
(now in It's XIth Volume,) commences new
Quarter with October; hence, No'o is The time to
Subscribe THE RURAL is q large, beautiful,
illustrated double quarto WEEELY-the favoritG
Journal Gifts Class, in both Town and Country
Only 81 o year. This quarters 10 numbers
(Oct to Jan } on trial, at HALF PRICE, . cents
in specie or stamps. Address
p. D. T. Moore, Rochester, n. 7.
dit
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CROUEs CUREn

Ny child is subject to attacks Of Group. cures
it ut once. H. JENTSoN r. All
have used DR.. N. G. Whites Elixir in vio-
lent case of Group, tproyed most etfectuaI rem
edy. +. HIST
Wesleyan Minister, Philipsburgh, C. L.
l have an only child that was attacked with
Membraneous Group. We gave her Dr.. Y. u.
hite's Elixir, and to the surprise Of all It gave
her immediate relief.
Z0PHAR VINTON, East Bethel
HIGHGArE, Jan. .. ISCO
Ny little boy had a violent attack IF Crau7 last
week. We cured him in 80 minutes bv n free r,sc
Of DR.. Y. g. Whites Elixir
WIN. MARTIN, Merchant
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I LIBRARY BOOKS, in elegant half calf
NEW BOOKS.

SKETCHES Of New England Divines.
- WheedOn's Commentary on tho Gospel, vol. l.
Biblical Reason Why.
The Mothers Mission.
The Christian Lawyer.
For sale at
HUNTINGTON's.
Oct. Q, 1850.
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4 Z 3 \ NJ
FALL AND WINTER
2 r Y C o 0 D 5.
U0SdeIl, PeirS0n & Co.,
81 NORTH PEARL ST.,
OPPOSITE FEMALE ACADEMY,
JFiH open on the lst Of September,
Their EXTENSIVE STOCK Of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, comprising
Al the Noye1ies Of he Season,
or THEIR owx IMPORTATION.
Space will not allow Us to mention il detail. We
would merely cay, that,
For Price, Style, variciT, aud RiciiEess,
TIE REPUTATION OF T., P. & CO., Is
SUFFICIENT GUARANTEE.
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT,
We would call special attention to. Having made
arrangements for more extensive operations this
season than formerly, shall be able 70 meet the
demands of all our friends. We shall also endeav-
or TO be prompt in executing all orders ; and by
employing the best operators, we'll as the newest
styles, we hope to meet with that liberal patron
age which has heretofore been conferred.
Our STOCK OF
MOURNING GOODS
| Will DO found replete in every particular.
| y Please remember the number,
Al North Pearl Street.
{ auls wIo Tyr
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PENNSY LTANIA EiECIiON.
Phil, Oct % P. N.
lancaster County gives Curtin (Rcpub)
J 600 majority, q gain Of LOCO
Philadelphia giv.s only loco against
Curtin. Allegheny County gives Curtin 200
majority.
Pittsburgh, Oct. o
38Disriots give Curtin a majority Of 486.
Republican gain, over last year, 27l0'
Phil, NJ
Scranton (Rop.) receives in Luzerno Co.
l. 500 majority. lie runs ahead Of his ticket.
Lehman lDoug) IS elected to Congress in
the first District, AMI Morris (Repub.) in the
second.
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COUNTY COURT.

Thursday, October :.
In Bylggs q. Taylor, tie Jury iris morning
brought in their verdict for the Plaintiff to reeov-
er Sl2 SC (tvelre dollars and fty-siz cents) dam
ages and his costs.
The testimony in Evass rs du-'.a and others was
concluded this afternoon, and the counsel were
engaged in summing W at tho time Of tae adj
journmsut.
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ELECTRO GALVANIZED PENS.

NICHOLS has received from the manufacturers
' a novelty in the way Of pens. 1t Is claimed By
the inventor that by process Of electrotyping,
these pens WILL NOT CoRRODE. They certainly
resist the chemical action Of ink longer than any
other pen. NICHOLS has had ole in use several
weeks, and it now writes much smoother than the
majority Of steel pens. Call and get few -
samples Il wont cost much 10 experiment with
them.
October 8, 1850. dsw
PATTERNS of all the latest and most reli-
Z ablo Fall and Winter PARIS FASHIONS for
Ladies and Children's Dresses, from u me DEoiVh-
ESI'S Magazine Des Modes, 413 Broadway
Winter Fashions opened this morning
at NICHOLS.
October 8, 1850. daW
n5ME 1EMORESPS Quarterly Report end
WI Mirror of Paris and New York Esshiens-
price five cents. Received at NICHOLS this
morning.
October 8, 1850. daW
TUCK DIARIES FOR 1861.
AN ASSORTMENT of all sises-whole'ais and
Are'An at NICHOLS.
n.,obs- Iseo. dav
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co RN E r STO E
Tomorrow Morning,

OCT. 10TH,
NTE OPEN lot Of Hsg EMBROID ERIES,
w in the way of
Cambria Collars;
do Collars and Sleeves;
Maltese Lace, do.
Linen do.
Pique do.
COliarette ard Cuffs;
Real Er glsh Thread and Valenoiennes Laees;
Imitation, do. do do.
BPk Thread do.
do. Pusher do.
SILK and Cotton Illusion do.
Victoria Rufles (new aTtiele)
Lace Under-sleevss;
Clmbric and Muslin Edgings and Insertings;
&c, &c, DC, at
LYMAN'S.
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1uEr "a g., +.t~. p. is o.
7 have used DI. y. 81. H al.e'- LlIai- tl- Colds
and other Lung AEections. and have 4Isa- found
il q sure cure for these diseases.
L..r rnL-TDrk
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\ SUFFICIENT EXPLANATION. Tom-What
ais your eye, 10?
Jo-l told man he lied
zyb,o we the tenderest feet? Cornish men.
,bo,,+ RI. -, man we ever heard Of W no
Vas not snoile5 bv h. ing lionized, was a Jew
named Daniel.