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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-07

avenue, and thence to the Baltimore and Ohio
depot; and that all the ordinary rights, privi-
leges, and liabilities incident to similar corpo-
rations are conferred upon said company for
that purpose: Provided, however, that the
same shall be subject to alterations, amend
ment, or repeal And provided further, that
the cars shall not be drawn on the streets
aforesaid, or on the structure across the Po-
tomac river mentioned in the second section
of this act, by steam power without the con-
sent of congress and of the corporate authori-
ties of the city of Washington thereto: And
provided further, that said company shall be
authorized to charge and receive rates of
freights and fares not exceeding five cents for
each person transported and for each ton con-
viewed on said road so extended: And provided
also, that no person shall be excluded from
the cars on account of color.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that
the said company are hereby empowered to
make such additional structure or passage
way along either side of the Potomac bridge
as may render the same safe for public use,
and SO as not to hinder the general use of said
bridge tor ordinary travel which shall be as
certained by one or more experienced civil
engineers, who shall report by proper sur
veys and estimates to the secretary of the in
terror for his approval; the whole cost of
which surveys and construction of said addi-
tonal bridge for the purposes aforesaid to be
paid by the said company. And the said
company shall construct such draws as shall
correspond with those now in use on the said
bridge, and of such model as shall be deter
mined by the secretary of the interior, and
which shall afford reasonable facilities for
navigation ON the Potomac river.
Sect. 3. And be it further enacted, that the
said company shall keep that portion of the
avenues or streets occupied by their road in
good repair, and provided with suitable cross
ways, at the proper places, for vehicles and
wheeled carriages, and for general use. The
track of the said road shall be laid as nearly
IN the center of the streets ndavenues through
which it passes as may be, without interfering
with the water mains and gas pipes and the
speed of travel shall be subject to such regu-
latiOns as the corporate authorities of the city
OF Washington shall from time to time pre-
scribe, under such penalties as the said cor
porate authorities shall imposes Provided,
however, that the rights and privileges herein
granted shall confer no authority or right to
interfere with the United States military use
or possession of said road or contemplated
extension during the present rebellion or to
any claim Tor damages or naturalization
therefor.
Sect. 4. And be it further enacted that
the said company may acquire and hold such
real and personal estate as the practical use
and working of said road may require, under
such regulations, and subject to such taxation
as is imposed by law on similar property To-
Gated in the city of Washington.
Sect. 5. And be it further enacted, that
this act take effect from the time of its pas
sage.
Approved, March 3, 1868.
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PUBLIC-No, so,

AN ACT to carry into effect the convention
between the United States and the Republic
of Peru, signed at Lima, on the twelfth of
January, eighteen hundred and sixty three,
for the settlement of claims.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the president
OF the United States, by and with the advice
and consent of the senate, shall appoint two
commissioners, whose duty it shall be, con-
Jointly with the commissioners appointed by
the government of Peru, to investigate, adj
Just, and determine the amount of the claims
OF citizens of the United States against the
government OF Peru, and of citizens of Peru
against the government of the limited States
pursuant to the terms of convention signed
at Lima, on the twelfth of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that the
president, by and with the advice and consent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-07

we regard Mason Hamlin's instruments as the best
OF their class of which have any knowledge. and
take pleasure in recommending their Cabinet Organs
especially as very desirable instruments for public
and private usc'
a. DISPECKER, Organist of Church Of the Purtans
New YORK; JAMES FLINT, Organst Madison square
Church, New York; HEINRICH GELHAAR, Pianist,
&c, New York; THO. HAGES, Editor New York Nh
steal keview ana World; KARL KLAUSER. Pianist.
Teacher &c; j. II. MAGRATH, Organist of Rev. Dr.
Pise's Church, Brooklyn; j. MOSENTIAL, Organist
Calvary Church, New York; GUSTAVUS sMIfZ, or
ganst lmmlcu a.c Conception Church, New York /;
CHARLES WELLS, Organist OF Christ Church. Fth
avenue New York; CAkl. WoLFSOHN, Pianist Com
poser, &c; HFRMANN A. WOLLENHAUPT Pianist,
COMPOSER &c; JOHN ZUNDEL, Organist Rev. Henry
Ward feechers Church, Brooklyn.
Testimonials to similar effect from SiHsmund that
berg, William Mas GeOree Washhurne Morgan. Carl
Zerrahn, George james Webb, Lowell Mason. Vim Is.
BRADBURY, Geo. Root, Gustavc Sattcr and many 9th
ers, are in che hands of the manufacturers.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs so $3.50; of MelOdeons
$50 to S!25 WarcroomS In New York, Nos. and Mer
Ger street, opposite Howard.
Descriptive ticulars sent by mail.
WaretoOns In Boston, IA Washington street.
mcl23 dJm NJ JASON 81 HAMLIN.
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PuBLIC-NO. 50.

AN ACT to extend the charter of the Alexan-
dria and Washington railroad company, and
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the Alexandria
and Washington railroad company be and tile
same is hereby authorized to extend their said
railroad from the south side of the Potomac,
across said river, to and along Maryland av-
enue to the capitol grounds, and across Penn
sylvania avenue along First street to Indiana
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GIutbtng.
N EW CT O'THI ING
A. P. WARE & co.

AA~@-SseA
1854, 1863 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
EUALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, a STOCK OF GREAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Reasonable Garments,
ADAP FED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE q xMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANsMIP, AND WE REsPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF KEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHAsERs OF
Spring Overooats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATIsFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE tAAASO IN WI r. LO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN-
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTION
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONs AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
by THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO Or
DER, FOR EITHER MEN OR BONs,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND sATIsFAOTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU-
LAX ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEP RTATENT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TRACTIVE AND AS w ELL SUPPLIED
As EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY ExER TO rem.
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF no VS.
CLOTHIN
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L HE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

MHsicfans are inpited 10 call and erapae the tDpor.
faRt improvements in Mason HdDn Cabinet orr ans
placing them F1R IN ADYANCE Of other inSfra-
nentS or their class.
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsINa.

IN rhE DAILY sPTi-onO square" (three fourths Of
~ menu hrat Insertion, 81; each subsequent Insertion
s"eents' one week, 90; two weeks. % IS; month
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
FopSsarsis R,.bmsux.

The New York Herald is crying Justify
HForward to Richmond" Moved by the
brutal barbsrity Of the rebels in starving
Union prisoners it proposes that Presi.
dent Lincoln shall at once call On the loyal
States for special volunteer force of two
hundred thousand men for the express
purpose, and no other, of moving on Rich
mond, and releasing our brave, suffering
troops, who are dying, at the rate of forty
day by the horrible process Of starva-
tion.
The suggestion is worthy of oonsidera-
ton. It is time those detestable Richmond
prisons Wsre swept from the earth, and
our starving, brave, heroic soldiers, restOr-
ed to plenty ami to life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
AnIneIdent q the BatlIe FIELD.

In the battle of Champion Hills" 1
think il was, says a correspondent the
colonel was mounted on q horse which did
not like the Whistling Of bullets and burst
ing Of shells which shoWered about him
The colonel, who Is one Of those officers al
ways found In advance of his regiment,
held different opinion from his horse; so
he called Sam the negro servant, to take
the animal baak and bring the 4" Morgan"
that could stand fire. Sam, who was in
sympathy with the disgrsesd charger,
gladly obeyed, but on his way back with
the Morgan, 8 shell dropped in the field
right before him and burst, sending the
mud and stones in every direction. This
was too much for Sam, and he broke for
the rear, not to be seen again for several
days. One Of the officers finding him not
wholly recovered from his fear, at this
time, Of his irate master, said: /" Why
don't you go back to the eOlonel2 He was
angry, but you may return you know he
was always friendly to you" Dat ar
an all berry true" replied Sam, with an
inimitsble expression Of the countensnoe,
and significant gesture Of the hand, ode
colonel and l were berry good friends,
but de fac Is dat ar d-d shell breke de
connections"
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
WITH TIE
NIT ROUa OXIDE GAS.

De. DIIKE EPSON has te,uTed the services Of Or.
POND, OF New York for a few day, to assist him Ia
POND has large experience in pr pzring and admin
itEring the Gas having been wi the celebrated Ut.
Cotton, and administered il in thousands Of cases,
with entire success.
DR. COLTON first spp'ied this Gas for surgical opera
tioDs about six months ago, and within the pst two
months, has extracted over FOUR THOUSAND TEETH
with pelt-c sstisia ton.
1he ADVANTAGE Of Nitrous Oxide over Ether and
FIRsr-It is perfectly harmless No injury v as ev-
er known TO follow q inhs'BiiOn.
SFOOND-The iusensiblity p-oluced Is perfect
where the Gas is pare and properly administered.
1HRER-it is pleasant TO inhale, having no disa-
Ereeable tmsll or taste, and produces nausea
aud sickness say nothing os the danger which Oft
attends ether or chlOrOlOrm.
FOURTH-1hs Rhole time occupied, of inhalation,
teeth extraction, acd returning TO perfect conscious
ness, d3es not exceed tbrRe miuutas From fhrse TO
ten teeth can be extracted by dose depending on
location tempsram.nt and age. No injury results
from giving five or six doses in suecessi9n-waiting
after each dose for the bleeding TO subside
FHTH-ft can be given with fa'ety in all sorts and
Of dsease, Can be given to persons suffering
from consumption heart disease rush Of blood to the
head, &C., with no bat effects
Many hondred testimonials miRht be presented,
but the following, from the Rev ThCs G. osborn, Of
New Haven. Conn is deemed sufficient. BE says =
Il had six firmly rooted teeth extracted while under
the influence OF the Nitrous Oxide Gas admnfstered
by Prof Gilman During the operation I expert
eneed no pain, ard vas delighted, on retrrnisg 10
consciousness, 10 find thst my eefh had heep reuov-
ed without disagreeAbl9 sensation. enjoyed
most delightful dream While asleep; have eTpsri.
eucsd no Inconvenience from the administration Of
the Gas My daughter had one, nv sister two
teeth extracted while under the influence of tho same
Gas. and the experisnce and testimony sccords per
fectly With mine. | was induced TO submit 10 the
operation in Of the testimony Of several
mem bers Ct my church and congregation, who in
foTmsd ma itir teeth had been extIact-d without
pain While they undSr tie influence of this
powerful remedial AGENT"
To those RhO have been tortured by submi tiuR to
the extraction Of their teeth white wildly conscious
and who dssirs more excellent way OF removing
these Offending members, 70 can cord ally recon-
mend Prof Cotton and bis skillfll RssistaDt
aB-L entists in the City or vicinity sebdingp1.
tients can have them r5tuIncd with their mouths
ready for the impression.
Office 2I1 S1pe-ior-sf NarbIA RIneE r9n-'9y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

We understand that Mr.. Beecher posi-
lively refuses. for the present to lecture
before any society for money. He will,
however, make public addresses in two or
three Of the principal cities, on condition
that the entire proceeds shall be sppropri-
ated for the benefit Of our sick and wound
ed soldiers, or in some other wEy for the
bsne6t Of the cause for which be bsttled in
England. From tbis time until January
he will deliver no lecture on private con-
tract with any inducsment whstever.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

Al the Social Science Congress, lately
held IN Edinburgh, four papers were pre-
sented BY women. Miss Jessie Boucherett
wrote upon " The Causes of Distress prev
slent among Single Women" and Emily
Faithful upon "The Unit Employment in
which Women are now Engaged" Flor
enee Nightingale's paper was upon Civ
ilization in India" She had been psrtic-
ularly requested to give her views Of the
consequences of vicious life, and compli-
ed, according to the London Critic. Hvith
the repulsive sigh Of a mortal woman. and
the courage Of an immortal angsl.D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
ELizA sHEPHERD,

Mr.. g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir: 1T gives ne pleasnr'
70 state that consider the Knabs Piano equal to An
and superior 70 most Instruments made in this oOu1
IL, especially In richness and Foluuo o. tone
Having U5ed one Of tho sano for ten or more houzl
az Zach Jay for wv, yzr8, fee4 confident in recon.
nendinF them 70 al who are 81 NItn thak
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IN MElIORIAAI.


BT Mss NARY A. FosTTR,
Gone, gone in the freshness Of life,
While the rose-tints Of hope were soft beaming
While yet earth around him was rife
And bright in her golden rays cleaning.
While the tendrIls OF love we're SO strong
With which to our hearts we had bound him
And hopes we had cherished so long
Were clustered SO fondly around him
A hero so youthful and brave,
He foll on the battlefield CORY;
He sleeps in the patriot grave,
his oWn, the true patriots glory.
He sleeps, ard will waken no more,
Though breathe we loves tenderest taken;
He heeds not the battles dread roar,
HIS rest is 80 peaceful unbroken.
Still shed we our tears for the dead
Our loved one, the youthfsl and gifted
And mourn o'er his low silent bed
With anguished hearts, bleeding and rifed.
Gone gone from our tear-bedimmed sight,
A gem OF our nations Rdorning;.
Bat faded a vision OF light
As declines the pure star Of the morning.
To that land beyond SORROWS and woes,
Where love-ties no more shall be riven,
Be his spirit eternal yepose-
At rest in the mansions OF Heaven.
srRoNosvILLE, Nov. 10, '6S.
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b. .tko argt appsaraaoe Of 4. " eloud,

O7, tie Arst appearance Of tkc VIZ cloud,
the Russians dreaded ii very much al
though they were determined to do their
utmost to sustain the Emperor, if it came
to that. Now, however, the feeling has
entirely changed, and they DO not dread it
ct sll. In fact, rather think they court
It than otherwise. Alexander's popularity
is immense and increasing every day.
he is now visiting the Southern portion
Of his empire, but is expected 10 return TO
st. Petersburgh in few days.
P. S-The war news from home makes
Us very gloomy, yet we hope it is colored
by passing through English channels. We
AlHsys ind things represented as bad as
they are, and geuerslly q great deal worse.
The defeat Of Vsllasding and Woodward
is glorious. God grants rs success in the
remaining elections.
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Every PIsnO Warranted for Five YeaFS,
And nspEiyIlss 'is1ahanso given at snytiGsvith.
OLD PILH0 IGD aELOnEOEs TAKFHI II EEGEaHa
ALsO-ON HAND.
ksioessEs, Email LnItruzssBta, StFiBgs, Il

Among the many certificates OF the exoellsnos and
merits OF these Pianos would refer to the follow
ng:-
MR. W. EHAsE, Baltimore, Dear Sir: IL have great
pleasure in certifying thst have tried you square
Ftanosi and md them equal, II not superior, to any
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish thea Is the eysnneEI Of tone the agree
able and eeay touch, and TOlume Of tone. Wishing
You ali the SUCCESS you so highly deserve,
Am. Sir roTir1 varr fruIv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

The following highly important facts
concerning the military preparations and
Wsrlike spirit Of Russia, the New York
Times has privately received from per-
fectly authentic source. The letter from
which they are taken is under date of St.
Petersburgh, Russia, October 30-The war
preparations continue here upon a scale
unprecedented in the history of Russia
An immense recruitment has been ordered
throughout the empirs. Very largo earth
works and stone forts have been construct.
ed st this place, Cronsta:dt Helsingfors,
Viborg, and other places. The old granite
forts at Cronstadt are to be covered with
twelve inch rolled iron plates.
Ten or twelve monitors and two or three
iron-clsds, Of different construction, have
been ordered. and will be ready for sea in
Mey or June next. Large quantities of can
non, and shot and shell have been ordered
from England, and will come overland
during the winter. All the Government
shops are being enlarged, and every effort
is making to render Russia independent Of
other countries in war material, as she is
already in food and clothing for her arm
les.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESgHAR I, ? and }, are protected 5y Goy-
al Letters Patent Of England, and secured b the
Seals o. The Ecoe De Pnarnacle de Paris sid she
Ia pcTJal College Of MCdicina, Vienna.
No Ono is Invaluable for EKhRuationi SpeTnEtoS
rhCeG and all physical liabilities,
No. Two UolnBatsIy srsdicsteS all treoe5 of thOie
diseases that have heretofore been treated H tie nhn-
seous and pernicious Use OF oopav!E and cubcbs.
No, Three has entirely 5uppGnted the inlurfous uss
of mercury thereby insuriRg 70 the sutsTer seedI
relie, ispersing ell impurities aad roofing out th-
form Of I7zsnyas devoid OF taste and EEie aud
be carried in the aistcoAt pO ket s0ld 10 TN cs4rs
and divided into separate dosesI "a administered y
VeipaE Lqlauand ROux, Ric8id, &c. Pric8 s. each;
or cases for 80, which So; and in 81 yass2s
whereby thore is a saving OF s9. To BE- had whole
sAle and retail Of Dr.. BARROW, No Is4 Bleeoksr5t.,
EeW York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Or. SaErcH
Will forward Che TTiassmsr 70 any part Of tho world,
securely pseeiI sad sddressed socordns % ne iz-
gt-uc.fcus Ci ta5 writer.
sSs-S5ld By G. W CLARK, Agent for JlsyaisL D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

Ma W RHAsE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I have grea3
ssss1r9& i'm in &eMsTtifyng M tht eSEe tried yo1 square
II this country. Among their great qualities Whioh
distinguish them, Is the eEsnnszI Of tone, ths agTss-
able and easy touch, and TOlume Of tone. Wishing
you All me SUCCESS you 80 highly Deserve
am Sir, Tours very truly,
FrranslAtion-Cgront tho Frenoh.1 is1.
Aller having plsyedion the Pianos OF Messrs Knaba
Uo IL is impossible not to bear testimony TO their
qualities, which have acquired foT them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of thar
y remarkable # their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
power III, without harshness, and the upper notsl
snd do not hesitate 70 express in regard to these
strumsnts my entire aatisacii0n aud 70 declare that
turad in Europs or this country By the most csebras
tsd nAkern. lsiEnedl L. NJ GOTTsOAALK-
To Heasrs. VIZ. KEkEz Co., Baltimore IL cans
not but congrstulate yoq npon the Immense Rrogrel
your PlAnos, witch IN ny oPiniont rank 9noEg fho
very BEST N the eonntTY. N. 5fkAkOsOAs
Hr. Gro. A. BARLOW:-Thsss noble InstrumsBtz
possess immense resources OF power and eLprsslon.
me oass ls sonoEons and grand ne middle regsl9sa
liant clear aud pure a5 silver bells.
The scale Is even without single saw the setid7
Is smooth and BarTelOusiy easy and the pedal Effects
the hnest OF shieh the Pisnof0rts is susceptible.
In word, Knabe'a Pianos sTs worthy os the crest
estArtst5, and are capable Of rendering the Gnsls
competitions known n tails realm Of Art.
ELI1A sHEPHERDs
OlsTslandi D.
Mr.. g. A BAzLow, Dear sir:-If gives ne plsssurs
70 state that consider the knabe Piano eq1 to as
and superior 70 most Instruments made IN this oOEns
III, especially In richness and Eolumo og tone.
Having Used one Of tho sano for ten or more houz1
az saeb fsT for W., srs, fee4 confident in rscoul
TreudinF them 70 al Who are Eiis sd with THAR
great qsalitles ana resPesS,'ipSil :, ksNsp ksSSNTSp
Teacher Of auIle Clevsiana Female seminar
g. A BAAI0'E, Dear ElF:-It gives me much pleA1s
ure 20 be able 70 say that consicar knabsg PiAno
he finest both In volume and sweetness which haVo
tysr PLAYED up0n, either N America II Eqrope.
Tnsos dals opefats With better eris5s than IN any
ofherins truments; and in fact, E1oo's motto mag
srniT - isE,ysslsforsi EIrs. Q. 3. DOUGLAS }
Teacher oi Music, CisTelan4s
Prot d J. HoEHEAaLE, Teacher Of Music IN thl
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes Alter eAa1lnlEr
4 Iarge nuuber Of VIM. Knsbs Cos Piano Eorte1
Tunhesitasingly pronounce them superior 70 any
nave SEEN Their tone 3 grand aud nObiei they neN
Sreat caeaclty for sustaining the sounds and thal
volume Of tone or power have never bsard exoeleo
They coInblns with fine t0ueh, depth, sweetness o
scns, purity and durability"
EsThst the Enabs FisnO is Superior 70 an otnsr
ado in this country for briiiisncY, gEeetnes5s ana
volume Of tone needs only te be heard to oonYince %
shs fact - Sssts Journal, Oolum5uss Ohio.
zrgi5.g2T
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GAZETTEER.
'sVFRY DARK MORNTNc >

Couldn't wake up Missed tha trs,.s -
served you rigati Why didn't you b1y an Al : RN
a%'L0Ok out for the LioDs." LIS