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Manila rope is now selling in Louis
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The river is falling rapidly at this
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$4,000 fine Havana and Domestic Ci-
gars, just received and will be sold low
to close out, at
HORNBECK & ASHBRIDGE,
40 College street,
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NASHVILLE, TESNi July l2th, 1862
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ARRAM MYERS

Chns'n Committee Of City Council.
HORACE HARRISON,
Sec'y Nashville Union Club.
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In Pensacola Florida In the 9th year Of his acc
LEWIS srARLISe, formerly Of Hopkinsylle, Ky.
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Also, KATE STARLSd, in Canton, Miss, daughter o
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HORNBECK & ASHBRl
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Daily 5uteEIiaenseer


Suchoa man as was Samuel among the
jews, such a man rs was Athanaslus
among the early Christians, such man
is Abraham Lincelnintt this day The ex-
PLANTATION for his every act is this-he
executes the will of the people: he repre-
sents controlling majority; fhe be slow
it is because the people are slow; IT he
if he have done a foolish act, it was the
stupidity Of the people which impelled 1t.
His wisdom consists in carrying out the
good sense of the nation His growth in
political knowledge, his steady move
ment towards emanciI alton, are but the
growth and movement of the national
mind. Indeed, in character and culture
he lisa fair representativr of the average
American. His awkward speech and yet
more awkward silence, fliis uncouth ma :
ners, his grammer self-taught and partly
forgotten, his style miscellaneous, concre-
ted from the best authors, like reading
book, and yet oftentimes of Saxon force
and classic purity; his humor an argu-
ment, and his logic a jok e; both unsea-
sonable MT times and irresistible always;
his questions answers, and his answers
questions; his guesses prophecies, and
fulfllment ever beyond his promise; hon
est yet shrewd; simple yet reticent; hea-
Wy and yet energetic, never despairing
and never sansuinej careless in forms,
conscientious in essentials; never sacrifi-
cling good servant once trusted,
never deserving u good principle once
adopted: not afraid Of new ideas, not de-
spising old ones; improving opportunities
to confess mistakes, ready to learn, getting
ut facts, doing noting when he knows not
what to dc; hesitating at nothing when he
sees the right; flacking the recognized
qualifications ola party Leader and yet
leading his party as no other man can;
sustaining his political enemies in Nilsson.
ri to their defeat, sustaining his political
friends in Maryland to their victory; con-
scrvatire in his sympathies and radical
in his acts; Socratic in his style and Bn-
CONAN in his method; his religion con-
sisting in truthfulness, temperance, ask
ing good people to pray for him, and pub
licly acknowledging in events the hand
of God, he stands before you as the type of
Brother Jonathan" a not perfect man
nndaye more precious than fine gold,-7-7
Rev. Henry F0cler. i, .5f-
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FRESH BEEF

that may be requ ed for use CT tie troops OF the
United states serving in the FIRST Division Depart
tiusburg and Harpers Ferry, Va. Hagerstown, Nd,
and on line OF Batimpre aud Ohio Railroad, east
from Cherry Run, Va TO the Monoctacy, including
Frederick City, Nd, as folows, viz: -sHaFs sos =
For lfiyel months orsueh Kiss time as the Com
missary General may direct, and subject to his APP
proval, commencing thelst lhrst day of January,
1864, and ending on the sist Thirty firstl day OF
May, 1864 = y 5liaiEIFU.ss EFS SO tJ5ul 0tzs- =
sad Beef to be of Steers, mot Bills. stags Heiters
Cows, four years old and over TO weigh net each
at least $50 five hundred pounds"J ~ z5rt ~
The Beef to be sound and wholesome, with necks,
shsnks and kidney tallow excluded, in equal pro-
portions Of fore and hind quarters, and TO be iu
such quantities, usually three times per week,
may be designated BY the Chief Cor.misssry Of the
Division. s-a-f.,sl.. I'D W
The Contractor will be required to keep an agent,
with sufficient supply OF Beef Gait constantly
within supplying di tance of the troOps.5LL ~! %
A bond In the penalty Of &c, 900 (twenty thousand)
dollars will be required. with two good sureties;
whose Individual responsibilities for the above su
be shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk
Of the nearest Court of Record of the United States
District Attorney.
!. Proposals from firm must specify the names and
residences Of persons conposing it, and each propo
sal must be accompauiei by tie oath Of allegiance
OF The responsibility above referred to-; also by a
written guarantee signed by the party or parties
making the bid, the whole making four separ ate
papers, for which forms will be furnished appli-
cation by mail, telegraph, in person, all Of which
shSud be snyeIoped, scaled, and endorsed, "Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef and directed to the Undersigned
at Cumberland, I'D. bt"f+ e..l4iE EE.E yFi5s
Payments to be- made in Treasury, Notes or such
other Cover nmeut FUNDS as may be on hand; ffnone
on hand to be made soon as received. +"
The bid, oath OF allegiance, certificate Of respon-
sihlity, and guarantee must all DO in duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this adyer.
tisement will be rejected. H"fiA' EggE
WIN. H. HoSACK,
rfsTg7FFF-1, III * Capital and q. s.,
dec5.td 4 ~ = Chief c. g DENT. lW.st Vireinias
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GROVER & BAKERS

q
,5A' at 81 ii.
iI||I|
% SSSG K
il 81 esiE
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.
snl THE ONLY2GOID MEDAL "A
Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois.
srHEsE Machines were awarded the Highest Pre-.
| miums. over alf competitora for tho Best Fam
lily Sewing Machines, tl4 st Manufacturing Ma
CHI nes and the Best Machine Work at the following
STATE FAIRS, of1ssa! ~
New York State Fair, "a - - " ~ & =
First Premium for family machine.
Frst Premium for doubie-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Fair,
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for nianuf .cturing machine
h First Premium for machine work.
Iowa State Fair,
First Premium for family machine.
VI First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Michigan State Fair,
) First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
8. First premium for machine work
Indiana State Fair,
first premium for machine for all purposes.
Rirst premium for machine work.
Illinois State Fair, r. 49,
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
Kentucky State Fail, -
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
i FIRST Premium for machine work
Pennsylynnia State Fair, $3.50.
First Premium for manufacturing machines.
Ohio State Fair, Es5 ~
FirstPremiuin for machine, work.
Ahdatthe fSttowinq! County FAIRS:
chittenden Cd vt, Agricultural Society,
First Premnm TOR family machine -
First Premium for manu- featuring machine.
z First Premnm Tor machine WORK.
cliamplaia Valley, VI, Agricultural Society, =
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manu- featuring machine.
First Premium for machine work. ~
HaIopden Co. siase., Agricultural Society,
l., Diploma for family machine.
diploma for.machine work. -
Franklin Co, N. ", Fair, "
II First Premium for family machine.
IFirstPremium for manu- FEATURING machine,
Queens Co, N. Y, Agricultural Society,
FIRST Premium for.fsmiy machine ~
! Washington Co., MY, Fair
l First Premir m for family machine
| Saratoga Co, N. Y. Fair, -t
First Premium for family nachiLe.
| Mechanics Institute Pa, Fair, "a
| FiBtPremium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
| The above comprises IL the Fairs at which TIL
IGRoVER & BAKBRsMAcHIAEs were exhibite
this year. At nesrlyall of them the leading Sewin
Machines were in competition.
| The work made npeh the Grover x Baker sewn
| Machine has received" the First Premium at ever
State Fair in the United States where it has beef
| exhibited to this date.
4
- JOS. McD0NAL,
nor3o.3m General Agent.
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Proposals for Mortar Shells.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, u ~

ORDNANCE OFFICE, .b -llsy)f1I
utt .l za WAR DEPARTMENT.,
~ WAsHlsGros, November lS, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will be r, ceived at this
- office, until o'clock P. NJ, on tho ODD of De-
cember next for the delivery Of fifty, thousand 10
inch mortar shells, in the following quantities, at
the following arseuais, viz: -A ~ "a - iiii7u
At the Waterfowl Arsenal, WATERFOWL, Mass,
5000. iagl9 I'd laa uysGi. .fa..s,-, 49,, / to,
AZ the Watervliet; Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y,
At tie New York Arsenal, Governors. Island,
5000. el.,. r'sgg- - =
Al the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pa, 5000
At the y. $. Arsenal, Washington, D. C., 5000.
At the U y. Arsenal. st. Louis, Mo-, 1000. Ts 3
These shells are to be made of the kind OF metal,
nance Manual. Drawings eau be seen any of the
United States hrsennls Tile alb ellis to be in
spected at the foundry where cast free of charge for
transportation or handling until delivered at the
Arsena ass d !4yfi
Deliveries must be made at the rate of not less
than five per Cent per week Of the NUM- er of pro.
Jectiies contracted for; the first delivery to be
within twenty days after the date of the co utract
and any failure to deliver specified time iii
subject the contractor forfeiture OF the humber
he may fail to deliver at that time. ~ -' ~ 'f rn
Separate bids must DO made for each Al senal II
the bidders propose to deliver at more than one.
No bid will be considered from parties other than
regular fouaders or propretors of works, who are
known to this Department. to be capable executing
the work contracted for in their own ESTABLISHING nj
Each party obtaining contract will be required
TO enter into bonds, with approved suteties for its
faithful execution. fI.lsitr. II y -
The, Department reserves the right to reject any
OF all Dds II rot deemed satisfactory, for any cause.
Proposals will be addressed to .Brigtsdier aeueral
Geo. y. Ramsay, Chief of Ordinance Washing tor
Shells" GEO. b. KAMsAY IT
nov23-eodtd Brig Gen Chief of Ordnancel
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New World Clothes Wringer,

DRYOR d FROST, Nos. II q Main
i street, have the ExCLUSIvE CONTROL, of This
justly celebrated Clothes wrnger for Western Penn.
syivanis West Virginia and Eastern Ohio, and are,
prepared to supply the trade at the usual manufac
turet's discount. Orders promptly filled dec:l ri
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
no ing Rail Road.

IA SD esssssSs5sslss - 8 g. g.
GE.ASD AFTER MONDAY, NOV 10th, lsCS D..
" senger Trains will leave Bridgerort as soa ra,'
(Sundays e1oepted) 4EE 5laigHr1 : ''"o"s'
loo A. NJ Mail Train, stopping at all stations, ar
i5E Cleveland at $40 P. NJ. ' "Hu
1856 P. NJ. Accommodation Train, stoppinv n, ali
Hy sina stations, arrives ut. Pittsburgh at s:o5
leoo +. M Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh NJ
-as, 2:l0 A. NJ and Cleveland ut 9::5 A. 81 NJ
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ and 1 :4np n
rive at Bridgeport at Cos P. NJ and 600 A. "'
Leave Pittsburgh at LAS a. NJ, 6:ib 4. A.,
Lao P. NJ, arrive at Bridgeport at COCA NJ IN ~
A. NJ. and 6na p II. 1' 'O'''
Connections arc made az Follows.
AtPittsburgh with Pennsylvania X. Ii. for Hs,ri,
|rn Euil burg Baltimore, Washington, Phiis.
delphia, New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toled Il. Il. for San.
| 5tu dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEST. viii,
liz sLI Detroit steamers for Detroit jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEST VIII
p w." cleveland Erie X. X. for Erie Dnn.
zf.. kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls Viii
f. Cleveland, Columbus L Cincinnati Tor
H.! 10 . Ciestline Delaware, Columbus aud
Cincinnati.
at Hudson with the @. 2. d @. r. R. for ouyabo,.
. ter. 7'i''
Al Alliance with P. Pt. W. & @. X. r.. for csp,oo
Massillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon C..
h. lumbus and Chicago.
At Steubenville with p @. G. Line and AT BEtIA,R
.4... with CO. Q. R.R for Zanesvilie New.
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, lni.
a-st 'iYi annapolis Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
Ct. Louis, st. Joseph and all point
tAl I1G. Wtst and South W eat. q - :
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 90
. Fare always aslow, and time mrch quicker .hsp
any other rontc,UElog rIUL All s.
5 Through Tickets to all points In the Weat, Mort,
and East can be procured at the Office under the
Mcclure House. Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station. f''I' w
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and it's
TO tho East, North, West and North West at oir,
under M'Lure House, or with Fl. Agent OF Bridge
port station. WM. D.TEkRY, Agent
-iGt adj uf bTG ,S4,,,'l, Wheeling, Va.
+ d. B.. WILLIAMS, Agent,
l. -. LIZ 1EAl,$ .Hg!B l'pridgeport,O
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President
IF K. MYERS, Gent Ticket A..-t ,nop1s
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ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WAR nEDA pTNfrNT

-. WASHINGTON, November 20, 1885,
tSEALED PROPOSALS viii be re ,eived at this
y office until a O'Clock n. AZ, on the 18th of De-
cember next, for, 100 600 infantry announcements
caiiber S. to be delivered the following quantities
at the undersigned arsenals, viz 10 AN % fuaf =
Island. ~ 4.N l-,g--. -
2o,eoo sets at the Frankford Arsenal. Bridesbntg
Pa. @ t'' 80! iu"1. d1siI 5gGFt- 3GDIiee :
l2oeoo sets at the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsbursh
20 900 sets at the ST. Lonis Arsenal, st. louis. Mo-
o,ooo sets at the United States Arsenal Water.
These accoutrements to be made in strict con,
ioEmity With regulation patterns, which can be seen
at any OF the above named places and they are 10
be subject to inspection the arsenal where
cred before bsngreseiyed by the Government; nonb
e be accepted or Paid fpE but such approved
on inspection; The beltsto be of gFaiaed itathsr,
and all the stock to be the best oak tanned. Tie
shoulder-belt to be included in the sct
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less than
or under; and not less than 900 SETS per W,, IN
all contracts for 900 sets the trsteyery TO
be made within fifteen days from date of contract
contractor to forfeiture OF the amount to De ti.ty
cred At thai time. The accou trements must he
boxed In the usual styl the boxes be charged at
cost, to be determined by tho inspector - .i5tI
Bidders VIII state Explicitly the or
where they propose ito deliver, and the number OF
sets they proposet to deliver ut each place for more
No bits will be considered from parties other than
regular manufacturers of the artice and such ms
are known 10 the Department 70 be fully competent
to execute in their own shops the work proposed
for. erSsE-S, s<.z4HxssCia h4fa
Each party obtaining aeontTae. viii De rsa1trs -
70 enter into bond, with approved surety, Tor It's
faithful execution. - - 20 VIZ q
The Department reserves the right to rejectany
or an bids If not deemed satisfactory .ta lsdsI :,
George D, Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Wilmington.
e.. and will De endorsed Proposals for In fantry
ACCOMPLISHMENTS l5u - ,1sg5Ystyt! sisT-,-, =
noy25eodtd Brig GEN. Chief Al firsnnns.,
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y. N. MCCULLOUGH President.
r X. MYERS, Cent Ticket 81 noy16
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sREEF!yd BEEF!!l,

UyYIcA CnIsY G. s., DsP'r. WEsr vtsaIsIk, ~
s4a CHAMBERLAIN j. Md, 4 &c! 5,i, 1s;a. q
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received from irst
y hands, eitizeus loyal 10 the Governnept Of the
United States until IL ~, December 2ls, 1851 only,
for furnishing ALI the 1919 ~ 80
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BeefstaB eefs

Il OFFICE CHEZ G. S. DEPT OF Wksr VIRGINIA,
Cumberland, Nd, December 18th, 1853. E
SrEALED PROPOSALS will be received from first
= hands, citizens loyal 70 the Government of the
United States, until IL n, December 2Sth, 1858,
only, Tor furnishing all the r -
MN FRESH BEEF '',s,....
that may be required Tor the use of tho troops o
the United States serving in the Second Division
Department of West Virginia. and now STATIONED at
Springfield, Petersburg n ew Creek, Grafton, Ciark 8.
burg, and Parks rsburg, West Va, and Cunbe raud,
Md. as follows, viz: ! 90 -
For (five) months or such less time as the Com!
missary General may direct, and subject his an.
prevail, mmencing the LIST day of January, 1884,
and ending on the 3lst day of May. 1864.
said Beef to be OF Steers mot Bulls, Stage II letters,
or Cows four years old and over, weigh net each
at least 500 Give hundrsdi pounds. tii, -,... &
The Beef 70 be sound aud wholesome, with necks
shanks and kidney tailow excluded,) in equal pro
portions of fore and hind quarters be in such
quantities, Casually three ii ues per week,) as may
be designated by the Chief Commissary Of the
Tho cgntractor will be required to keep an agent
with sufficient supply If Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance OF the troops.
A bond in the penalty Of 20 COO twenty thousandl
dollars will be required, with two good .sureties,
whose individual responsi ilites for the above sum
must be shown by the official certificate the Clerk
of the nearest Court of Record or of the United
States District Attorney.
Proposals from d firm must specify the names and
residences OF al persons composing it, and each pro-
posal must be accompanied by tho oath allegiance
Of the parties or party; also by certificate of the
guarantee signed by the party parties making
the bid; the whole making tour "a separate y .pers
for hch forms will be furnished on application by
mail telegraph, or In pt rson all OF which should be
enveoped, sealed, and endorsed iaProposa.li for
Fresh Beef" apd directed to the undersigned Mt
Cumberland, Nd ~ ~ 70 sfafl5lt
Z The Government reserves to itself the right to
reject epy or all bids Considered unreasonable.
Payments to be nfadein Treasury Notes. ..sneli
other Government Funds as MAJ be on hand : If
none on hand to be made as soon as received
The bid, oath Of allegiance, certificate OF respons-
biity, and guarantee, must all be in duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this adyer-
tisement will be rejected. Z, l..ysgy IL g.. -
g., DO WM. II. HOSACK, .''-ll X
I Captain and q! g. Vols !, .sU
I deec12.tdi -'11 Chief O. s. Dept. West Virginia,
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

IL WASHINGTON, d, C., Dec. Is. 1853.
To the Groir'rs aud Manufacturers Of TlGr and Hemp:
The Commissioners appointed by this Depart
ment, consisting of Hon. J. h. Morehead OF Penn.
sylvania, William NJ. Bailey, OF RhOI Island ana
John A. warder, oil Ohio, to consider the following
appropriation made by the last Congress, VIZ:
"For Investigations to test the practicahility Of
cultivating and preparing \ ~ aud hemp As = sub.
sttute for cotton, twenty thousand dollars;" hav-
ing met, and, after several days investigation OF
the subject, believing that further and fuller
notice Of their Investigations might produce valu
able results, adjourn to meet again on Wedu-s-
day, the ?4'h day Februsry next, at 70 o'clock,
NJ, and request all persons Interested In the Jis
tribuiion Of this Appropriation, or anxious to de-
ve'ope the subject for the pumic goOd, TO Btnd to
this Department, on or before 'hst day. samples Of
the Hemp and Flax In tie different stages OF pre-
carAtion OF the n1res and iHbfics prepared by
Them, accompanied by statements OF the various
processes used and the cost Of y niurtion in each
case; also, deco ipti ~ of the kus and cost Of
chinery used, where made, nc ; together with any
and all Inform .tion that may he useful 10 the
Commission.
This Information Ia necessary before an intelli.
gent distribution Gin be made.
ISAAC NEWTON,
deci6-dtfe2a Commissioner.
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GkOrER's GEEATRG. - Another overlooking
Lnu"" 'ested the popularity OF the great tragic
'Ohib.n uioa i,"t evening mole i6haed and
fashionable tudieucc ami wIthal a more generou,
Sud cEthusi site one than thst ssembled TO wit
mesa M DnvonpJr'i sue Tor person stion OF
II met, " Il tie splendid support Of Mr. Wallack,
Ma Far u, ',ls' Lenin, and Mr. Growers really
Il comp l"y We have never seen assembled. IT,.
nah the Invading historic II Play ii The X ng OF
tAC commons" IL 10 he plssenteI v ih all the great
stNrs a Il the entire company III The c at
FURD's NEW TnEATHk-- This evening, at
Fond, rr. Owens apps IL IN TWO celeb sted parts
- he o*cstnnt pisys emitted r'spec lively" Tn.
NIe'Ins' aLt" dice" 10 morrow, CUleman's
goat r.r.cu,, entitled " @ Poor Gpntieman,' ~
VIA te prod ,rsi. GA Ihristmas nj eruoon The
pru Ikarj,' r"HCei Ic.teId>y, will be produced.
AZ night al entire chang o. prDgGa nc. Owens
'GypeH.a each Of these entertainments.
CASTEnBrRY HALL ---Tais popular place OF
anu rmert %As ain ciOG ded LIST night, IN 1t has
hteu c'e"y rvcurf since The eng IgeAIeGt OF the
es' "Trrps.chuEIn -.!i,tIcp,' an,i, indeed, The
.Gaci,UHH Offered wuUld he sufficient to Ill a
pae 1T twice irsctp ,cItY. Mile uallttti, Mons
fophuIf, hui the i.un2,ni ballet rtoupe, will
az ., III ev nins, IN the beautiful dive FTisemeni
O. la tae ''IuITIyHl IT Nen.cr," gLN IN thcgra d
ballet emitted :" The Fountain OF Love- sev.ra
new negro nCts are announced, In which Emerson,
nonneiy, Williams I'D cislk, will appear, and
thr per ogmance wiz ounelud with he comic n u.
neal drama, "THc Ynakas T :" Characters BY
LII, SON and tho dr. IL .tc c1mp.ny.
VARIETiEs.-This lno music hall Is drawing
select HudI"uccs by thu talent and merit OF it,
' !'nly inG com any Il ar,nt. Miss hgnrs su'h'
crsnd, IL UG,eA ri Song, whose beHuiifut singt 2
Charms oil "Ar, hGa ,rsrrs. Krrns, White, Wel-h
sc n!.o hm0nS the Lrray who put forth tn, II
Nine Ia TIE sphetes nt aughisT and fun nightly
~ nldi'ton 10 The Large company. The tact aud
Ell rgy VI ths uA"a rnsht | receiving a rev ard
H. fun house,,
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