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AND BUCKEYE JR., MOWER.

A FTER having been compared and fully
~ tested with other harvesters, have proved
ar superior to all others, and now stanis with
out rival.
The Undersigned having the Agency for the
sale OF these Harvesters III the counties Of JET.
ferson, Harrison and Belmont ARE new pre- pared
10 supply all who may wish to purchase, at
manufacturers prices.
We will have local agents in different sec
tions Of the alb owe named counties Our con
ditions OF eale are such that there 10 no risks
whatever in purchasing Of US viz: Take them
without paying anything on them or giving any
Obligation. II they prove satisfactory (you
being the judge) pay for them as per agreement
If not entirely satisfactory return them to US.
We are prepared to duplicate any par, tina,
may be broken or worn out.
Order early TO avoid disappointment.
Cash price of Buckeye Mower 2ll5
" Jr, Mower Sc
Purchaser paying freight, which is as low as
on other Mowers For any information wanted
apply 10 or address us at Cadiz. Harrison Coun-
~, Ohio, GEORGE L. WILSON.
Cadiz, Jnne 4, 1862.
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Ei,o,,, ttyou,s Counfu Ohm

From Wayne County, Ohio.
These kind Of Trusses have worn IS years.
They are only f. to kill Rats-but Roinbow's
Relief is the true and perfect pi1n, by giving an
w hen hear Of Trusses l pity those who
wear them Ralnbow's Relief is perfect for
ease and effect. ELIZA LANGEL.
From Steaben0ine and Jtferson County.
We have worn Rainbow g new patent Relief.
1t is a new, novel and effsctual way of treating
Rupture, superior to Trusses Tor comfort and
effect.
JOHN LEEcH, Cashier Of F. s. F. Bank.
E. H. McFEELEy, Justice of the peace,
Jos. CoNNEbf, Undertaken.
We have seen Ranbow's Relief tried on our
atients, and are fully conyinced of its superi.
prity over anything we have seen for Hernia or
Rupture. WIN. STANTON, " y:
JOHN G. MARS, M. d
VIM. HAMILTON, M, D.,
Steubenville
have seen Rainbow's Relief applied, redu-
cling serious rupture of Itself when applied -
1t is far super ior to anything for Rupture or
''' q. s. HAMILTON, M. D.. Knoxville
a-The method is simple, durable, easy and
effectual. II avoids all friction. Amy amount
of pressure can be had and varied instantly to
suit the wearer. 1t may be both taken of and
put on in half minute, or no inconvenience
need be felt if not taken off until The wearer is
sound anu weii' ~ one Gun put ~ on 'ihiI
they lea IN how. Ii is entirely new. Call at
Doctor Leslie's Hctel in Cadiz, any time be.
tween this and the lst, I'd, Sd and 4th days of
July next inclusive. Rainbow will be there
CADJz, OHlo. Jane 9th, 1862 Il am satisfied
hat Rainbow Relief has been as beneficial TO
Sc in body and mind as himself and others
represented it in print or otherwise. think it
cheap at any price, and iimpute my restoration
to my ;umily and society wholly to his instru.
mentality. JOSEPH hEA,
Recorder of Harrison County, Ohio.
We believe the application of Rainbow's Re-
lief for Rupture to be the best remedy we have
J. D. WORKMAN, NJ. D.
JNO LESi lE, NJ ID
MARTIN WILSON, NJ. D.
Cadiz, Ohio, June l0th, 1869.
| E.,I;. lima A i26.
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FREMoNT's HEADoUARTERs,)

PoRT REPUBLIC, VA, June 10.
The army advanced early this morning in
line of battle, but finding no enemy, proceed.
ed in column through the woods and over
the country, to Port Republic. Every where
were the evidences Of the completeness of
yesterdays success. The battle was fought
at Cross Keys, and takes that name. The
rebel loss was greatly superior to ours They
left their dead and many wounded on the
field. Not less than five hundred dead were
found and many wounded. Two OF their
guns were left behind, which we captured
this morning.
Capt. tDunka, of Gen. Fremonfs staff,
was killed. Capt. Guttermans. OF Cluseret's
staff, was severely wounded. No other staff
officers were wounded.
The rebel wounded were found in every
house along the road. Ambulances, wagons,
arms and clothing strewed the field.
Forty OF our wounded taken prisoners were
left in church and were retaken.
The 9th Louisiana lost all but thirty men.
The enemy retreated till midnight, and
this morning their rear guard crossed the
Shenandoah at this place, and burned the
bridge
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0TAt the battle Of Harrisonburg, Capt.
James Charl esworth, OF St. Clairsville, was
mortally wounded We have heard the re-
port that lie has sincs died, but we are in
hopes that it is not correct.
Capt. G. at the breaking out Of the war
was editor of the st. Clairsvlle Independent
Republican. He laid aside his business and
went to work to raise company. He met
with great opposition. The republican organ
OF that county, the Belmont Chronicle, pub
lished communication willingly and ap
provingly, which asked this question: "On
which side will he (Charlesworh) fight"
We suppose that such men as the writer of
that communication and their allies have been
able to find out which side he is fighting on.
His wounds and bravery will show that.
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wAsHIxaTos, June 13.-Dispatehes from
Gen. HAllsek, dated the 18th, z P. NJ, have
been received At the War Department.
Beaursgard Is reported to have been at
Blank with the remains Of his army on Sat-
urday last Deserving regiments which re-
fused to serve longer thau the time Of their
enlistment have been disarmed, and laigs
numbers shot
The immense destruction Of valuable stores
proves that the retreat was hurried one
Hall burned locomotives and cars are iound
in places where they would not have been
hft IL the enemy had been making . con-
templsted and prepared retreat.
The rebel army has striped OF food the
whole country south Of Corinth, and many
OF the inhabitants are in . starring eondi
ton.
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w ashitfgtOh News.--TTovemen
before RichmOud.

WAsHtSaToN June 15.--A dispatch from
McClellan's army says the movements Of the
enemy to day have been extensive, and as yet
are involved In mystery. Large bodies have
been seen moving down from near Mechan.
icsville Bridge and Richmond toward the late
battle field.
Our pickets yesterday were driven in from
Old Church, showing that the enemy intends
making demonstration in that direction.
A contraband reports that 1900 cavalry
left Richmond Wednesday, going in the di.
rection of Fredricks burg 1t is probably the
same force that was seen at Old Church.
The rebels opened this morning sharp
artillery fire in front Of Summers division,
lasting about three houls. We had one
killed and ore wounded.
The weather is sultry.
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Judge NICCOOk.

On Monday evening last, we had the pleas
ure OF seeing Judge McCook, father of Gen.
Bob, Gen. Alex, and three other OF the eight
McCooks now serving as commanders in the
war. The Judge was direct from Corinth,
and tarried over night in Newark to take the
morning cars Tor Mt. Vernon where he ex-
pected to meet his youngest son who is at
school at Gambler. The veteran Judge, al
though still as erect as twenty years ago,
shows evidences Of the cares and sorrow
through which he has passed during the war.
Besides the anxieties common to every friend
Of his country, he has had three Of his sons
wounded in battle, and has borne in his arms
from the field Of death the warm and liIeless
body of a fourth. No wonder that the old
patriot should feel contempt for the accursed
wretches who hold themselves aloof from the
perils Of the conflict, and yet persist in an
agitation which has brought on our country
all its existing troubles. s.-NeDark AlUocate.
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Home papers.

The Boston journal pays its compliments
to those who take foreign to the exclusion Of
their own home papers, as follows: mot a
tenth part ofall the local news which trans.
pires in our county towns inds its way into
the city newspaper and he who takes the lat
ter to the exclusion Of his own town or coun.
ty paper, does not fulfil his duty as citizen
Such person is unworthy to fill town Of
flee, Tor be most certainly lacks local pride.'
Reader, is not every word Of the above ex.
tract true2
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TN Democrats.

See the call OF the Central Committee of
this county for Democratic Convention to
meet June the 28th, at this place. Let every
Township be fully represented in the Con
venton, that harmony ofaction. and union o.
efforts, may be secured in the coming canvass.
Several speakers have consented to be at the
convention, and address the people.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-18

6TWe publish in this weeks paper, by
request the call Of the Democratic Central
Committee of Jefferson County for County
Convention to be held in Steubenville, June
Ss28, 1862. Wecopy from the Herald, the
Repubfca n organ, which paper publishes it
as an advertisement Our Democratic friends
in that county having no organ, accounts for
the call appearing in the Her@T.
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Further of tie Port Republi.
Battle,

Furthcr OF tie Fort Republic
Battle.
FRONT ROYAL, juno 15.-The result OF
the Port Republic battle, on Monday. are
now ascertained as near as possible.
Many thought missing are doubtless badly
wounded, and were necessarily left upon the
field IN our retreat before superior numbers.
Many of the missing will doubtless return.
The force engnged were mostly Western
regiments, who fought, heroically, foe more
than five times t1eir number, for four hours,
and then retiring in order, except one or
two regiments which were surrounded, and
took to the mountains.
The 7th Indiana did nobly. Colonel Ear
vim repeatedly charged the rebels, driving
them like sheep. They left Fredericksburg
800 strong and arrived at Port Republic
with only 300.
The remainder were LEFT along the route
sick and disabled. After the fight, the regi.
nent numbered only 140. The 29th and
36th Ohio also lost heavily.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-18

We have on several occasions noticed these
celebrated Nurseries, and the better we be-
come acquainted with them, the morewe are
satisfied that they are the best Nurseries in
the country. They have jast published new
descriptive Catalogue, which can be had Of
their agent Tor this county, John F. Byrant,
who will also receive orders for all kinds Of
Trees, Plants, Shrubs, &c. See their adver.
tisement in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-18

GTRev. w. b. Watkins, now. OF New
Brighton, Pa, preached two sermons in the
M E. Church in this place on last Sabbath,
which did not detract in the least any Of his
former reputation as Minister Of the Cos.
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Military Company.

Some GO men who had volunteered for
three months, left Cadiz for Columbus on
last Wednesday evening, in charge of DR.. 7.
G. Rowles. Upon its arrival at Columbus
some 80 men were added to- the company,
when it was organized by electing T. G.
Rowles Captain; ---- Howe, First Lieu
tenant, and s. A. Slemmons, Second Lieu
tenant.
We shall give the names Of the members
and officers of the company as soon as we
obtain them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-18

RTThe Ministers Of the Cambridge Dis
trict, Nj. E. Church, held Ministerial Asso-
,ciation 10 the Nj. f.. Church in this place
during the past week, commencing on Tues
day afternoon, and ended on Thursday even
ing. A number of excellent sermons were
delivered by several Of the ministers in at
tendanca ....
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Our County Conventions.

We hope that our Democratic friends
throughout the county will see to it that ev'
cry Township is fully represented in the ap-
preaching County Convention, by every Dem
ocrat in it. Let US have a good Conveu.
tion. composed ofthinking and working DEM
ocra,s. The times demand this.
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Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C.

q SLEM MONS has now on hand at bis old
y. stand on Market street, the largest, hnest,
nd best assor tment of almost every variety ol
Roots, Shoes: caters; &c. ever offered in this
market, which he will positively sell low
Hs,ing purchased the principal part OF hls
stoci, Tor Cash, he can sell chesp, to suit the
times, Call and examine his stock before buy
ing elsewhere
9:adiz June 4, 1862.
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Bees in a Movable Comb Hive
THE HISTORY
Civil, Political and Military OF the
SOUTHERN REBELLION!
Comprehending also Important State Papers,
Ordinances OF Secession, Congress ional
Proceedings, Official Reports Of
Commanders, etc.
BY ORV1LLE ]. VICTOR.
JAMES D. TORY Publisher, No. l3, Spruce
Street, New York.

In 3 Volumes royal octave. illustrated with
Steel Engravihgs, Maps. &c.
This popular work gives lucid and exhsus.
tive narrative Of the Gteat Rebellion. Iii
beautifully printed in royal octave, with catch
notes, summaries, indexes, &c. II is the only
work Of this comprehensive nature yet offered
to the public, being not mere "Record," but
consecutive contemporaneous History oi the
Rebellion from the beginning to the end of the
the Great Struggle. Il has met not only with
tke highest enc oniums Of tie leading press, but
has b cen cheertuIly and strongly endorsed as a
patriotic and Praise worthy enterprise" bv
such distinguished citizens as-Hon. J bolt,
Mai. Gen. Dix, Gov. John A. Andrew, Edward
Everett Hon John Sherman, Hon. Ben. Wade,
Hon s. S. Cox. Hon. N. P. Tallmadge, and
many others, Among its patrons are the Pres
ident and Cabinet, General Mcclellan, &c.
The work can only be had OF the Canvasser
II is not sold by the Trade" All who wish to
become possessed ot it should iavail themselyes
of the first proposition Of the Agent. 3J- The
Volumes 10 be delivered by the Agent viii cor
respond exactly with the specimen copies e1-
hibited. .,7 a.
Agent lot Harrison County.
Cadiz, June 4, 1862.
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Wall Paper +! Wall Paper!! !

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the
l. attention of the public to his large and
we'll selected stock OF Wall Papers, just recei-
stock consists Of 10000 pieces with 400 differ.
en' patterns, ranging in price from 6Xcents to
sl,00 per piece, together with every variety Of
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations for
Fannel Work, &C., &c.
He has also on hand complete assortment
Of School, Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books. Stationery, Blank Books.
&C., &C., which will be sold wholesale and re.
tail as cheap as they can be had West of the
Mountains. Give me q call.
]. NJ. LAYTON.
Mserh Q.lNQ.
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OOI.

Some few lots OF wool have sold in this
county at prices ranging from 40 to 80 cents
per ID. There are q number OF buyers in the
field, and any amount of wool to sell, which
lead US to suppose that the market will open
brisk pretty soon.
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His stock Of Tobacco, Gigais, &C., is full
and complete and will be sold at the lowest
prices. Whatever he sells he warrants to be q
No. !. article.
Groceries and stores supplied with everything
in his line as cheap as they can be pnchased
anywhere. Public patronage respectfully solicit.
tied. A large lot Of good dry Comm Cigars on
| always on hands.
| Cndiz, NAV 29, 1861.
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no TEACHERS.

Y1xAMIN ATIoNS will be held on the last
NJ Friday of the following months.l commen,
cing AZ 10 O'Clock Of the day mentioned and
continuing one day aud one half: June, August
October, 1869; February and March
1853. The June examination will be held IN
Deersyiile the March examination in Hopedale
ana ths remaining ones in CadiZ.
NJ K. TURNER. Examiners.
w. II, mccoy. \
m,v2a. .,62-iyr
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Gtnss. Grass.! Grass!!!

The Grass on the ground Of the Cadiz
Cemetery viii be offered for sale at public
auction on Friday next, June 20, 1862, in
front OF the Court House in Cadiz, Ohio, at
IL O'Clock noon.
JOHN S. PEARCE, MAYOR.
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Archer TOWNSHIP.

Democrats of Archer, don't forget your
township meeting on next Saturday. at 2
P. NJ. Let every enc be at BeTore's cid
anIll at that time.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.


DY recent important changes this road is now
ID able to furnish unusualtacilities for inter.
Communication East and West, Northwest and
Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains to
PHILADELPHIA and New YORK, in the Esst--with
the SoUTu, by Its Washington Branch Road--by
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and
Marietta and Cincinnati trains, the NORTHWEST,
WEST AND SOUTHWEST. .-
Through Tickets to or from Baltimore, Phila.
del2hia, New York or Boston give the privilege
Of lying over at any Of the intermediate cities.
Two DoLLARs additional give the privilege Of
visiting Washington city EN- ROUTE.
arThis is the only route that can furnish
Through Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 or from
WASHING TON Cry.
Fare as low as by any other route.
Sleeping cars on all night trains:
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road.
]. Fl. SULLIVAN,
GonI Western Agent BelIaire, Ohio.
w. P. SMITH, L. M. COLE,
Master Of transportation Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
March e. l6fi-Iv
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Road Receipts.

We have on hands large lot of Road Re-
ceipts, which Supervisors ana others can
purchase at reasonble prices.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-18

6TThe Fourth Annual Institute of the
McNeely Normal School. .Hopedale, will com.
mence on the 18th ofJuly, 1862, and continue
five weeks.
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GrCapt. Dan. McCook, brother Of Col.
McCook, OF SteuhenVille, has been promoted
to the Colonsley Of the 52nd Ohio, for bravery
ct the battle Of Pittsburgh Landing. The
McCook's will oil do to "tie to" in the field
OF battle.
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The Good Old Box Hive,

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb in a most admirable way. There
is no b eiter way OF regulating the size to the
entran 20 of the hive. 1t is the right size and
shape for profit. 1t has u glass side through
which to view the opera tons OF the bees and an
Excellent Mode of Ventilation,
or getting rid of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys 80 mony good colonies IN win
ter. .. .....
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
all the combs from the hive at any tine, to
know their condition. learn their habits, save
from he mDth Ia colony need never be lost by
the wormsj ascertain ami snpply the loss OF
queens have the bees 10 swarm as much or little
as we please, urits weak sr,arms. feed most
admirably BY lifting combs Of honey and bee
bread from the rich aud giving TO the poor with.
out tempting ROBBERS Ih Sc with
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
the intelligent Bee. keeper would wish to do
can te done in safety; and those WHO consider
handling of bees injurious can let Them alone
in this as well as any other plan, and the he
has not to expend $l5 for palace Or costly hive
to kill bees in.
Our plan 0, Hive has been constructed with
reference TO the principle that the apiarian wish
es to keep his bees right, to do which ne must
first learn the nature and habits OF bees and
the condition of each OF his stocks at any time
and then have each comb of His hive movable
that he can perform any operation he may wish
governing Them according to his intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory in Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would
! The Bee keeper who tails in this plan mns'
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
Matchmaking due allowance for such seasons
| as last
The Price of Individual Right to make
| and use the II i've is $500
| One Hive, including Glass. honey boxes,
| and the right to make and use 7,f0
| Every additional Hive $50
| To such as wish one Hive with the right
10 use it only $50
! Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
| for any reason should be removed, can, by in
forming us, he We Il Bees, combs and honey all
removed from it 10 our New Hive, and in case
| of strong ones make two of one.
Now is as good time as any to transfer.
We are prepar ed to furnish BEE HATS, that
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
| impunity. Also
Quinby's Mysteries Of Bee Keeping,
One of the very best books on the subject in
| existence whics every Bee-keeper should have.
a1y-Price by mail 81, or at Cadiz 80 cents.
Bees in a Movable Comb Hive
Delivered 10 the purchaser and INSURED all
right with an individual right to make and use
the Hive, all for Sl2.
&rItalian Queens may be furnished ere long
Call at the residence OF the subscriber, hive
| doors North of the Post Office, and see ii the
| Hives act as represented, and II you get stung
| we pay the dam ages.
8yCircuIars sent Tree on application
X. WILKlN, Cudiz, o.
| Auril 40 lS62-3m
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po,,yoaa Time Table.

Trains on the Cadiz branch are no" run
ming as follows: :,
krpive al Cadiz CPS ll:25 e'4s
Tn. train leaving CAdiz at 4:2o a. NJ, con-
r.c,s with the train going West on the main
rosd; the train leaving at 9:l5 a. N. connects
With the train going East, and the train leaV'
ing At 500 P. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
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$40! WAGES PAID S1oo 4.

TITO sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MACHINE
l. COMPANY. We will give a commission on
all goods sold by our Agents or pay wnges at
from $40 to $l00 per month, and pay all neces.
sary expenses. Our machine is perfect in its
mechanism. A child can learn to operate ithy
half an hours instruction.! 1t is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and we have
reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine Is warrrnted for three years.
Address u. SUGGLES,
Gen. Agt, Detroit Mich.
lime I8 go
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G-The Methodist Parsonage in Lees
burgh, Carroll County, Ohio, was burned
down on the night of the 9th inst. Cause Of
the fire unknown
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SPECIAL NOTICE

author and proprietor Of the lstroleptic
System of MEDICINE, will be In MOORE.
FIELD, o at the American Hotel, On Tuesday,
June l3, and continue there until June 20, for
the purpose Of prescribing for all diseases. tof
every form and aggrayation, especially chronic
diseases. June Ia.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
GENRGE A. WEIGHT.
Cadiz, Ohio, June l0th, 1866
Cadiz, June 4, 1856 At

XXTOULD inform the people Of Harrison and
wv adjoining counties, that he has on hands
and 10 finishing up superior lot OF Carriages,
Buggies and Wagons, which for durability can't
be surpassed anywhere. Repairing done on
short notice. Also
Fine Harness.
10 sell to suit Carriages. Persons wishing any
of tho above articles will do well to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere, as he intends
TO sell to sait the times. All work warranted
New Market, May %, le62-6m
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6Jm say. friend, your horse is q little
contrary, is it not?"
"No, Stree"
"What makes him stop then?"
"Oh, he's afraid somebody will say who,
and he won't hear It,"