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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

How SHALL LADIES WEAR rHrr
HAIR "A lady correspondent thu
briefly discusses the above question:
Something must be done, aud th;I
quickly, or we shall have all our lady
ships scudding under bare poles. III
mandates of fashion have been ovt
severe for three or four years, M
now We are paying the penalty of OF
devotion Eugcuie's hair is gcthhI
thin ON the top OF her head! We
she has plenty Of company in that 4
Fiction. Il that is any comfort to nd
The waterfalls. cataraCts, rats, mid
aud the thousand other diaholical col
trivauces of hair drcssers. have
tended 10 one object to strain at {
roots of the hais by tying and twi
ing them in every possible way
The patural consequence is
downfall Of the glory of womI
What shall We doi Go beck 10
fashions Of shepherd simplicity, n
wear our own ringlets over our sho
ders Alas for us who have lol
like unto the needles of the pine In
and whose trcsses have as much spi
tendency as the most rigid Of pok|
Who will come TO our relief for
waterfall opprcsseth the brain.
headaches are prevalent among
Let some hair dresser arise who
free MS from this bondage, and On
will Dee his reward.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29
We are glad to learn that the health

We are glad to learn that the health
of Gen. Humphreys is improving
We sincerely trust that a good Prcvi-
dence will spare him to this people for
10, these many years to come. He is
a useful and good man, Of whom it
may well be said that Sparta can
boast Of no nobler son. Port Gibson
Standard.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

The Georgia State Senate has pa4s-
ell bill extending the time for the
payment Of the first installment OF
one fourth Of the State debts to JAN
uary LIST, 1865, and applying the bene-
FITS Of the stay law on all judgments
or claims to June LIST, 1866.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

Holland is, It is said. in a fair way
to-be swallowed mp by Prussia. Bis
mark has not vet secured quite enough
territory 70 satisfy what he calls his
desire TO form Nc = Con-
federation.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERr.-By pri-
vate despatch received at police head
quarters, yesterday. we learn that du-
ring the night Of the llth inst, Bax-
ter's Exchange Bank at Mnneie, Indi-
ana. was robbed Of $4,000 in curren-
CT and $4,000 in bonds.-Louisville
journal.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

THE New CAPTAIN GENERAL OF
OeBA.-General Lresundi had but a
short administration in Cuba, and has
been superseded by General Manzano,
whose arrival in the Ever Faithful
Isle took place early in November. A
great celebration occurred in honor of
the new Generals arrival! The in
terest which the people of the United
States take in bis administration re-
suits from the fact that General Man
zano, on assuming his Office issued 4
circular. in which he stated that II WAS
his absolute deternination to Suppress
the slave trade altogether, "and com
pletely root it OUT Of the. land hv
strictly and unresefFedly carrying out
the law to the vefy letter" IL the
new administration of Cuba performs
all that it promises, this nefarious
traffic, at which Cuba has too long
winked, may be justly regarded as
doomed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

MARHIED.-Our handsome, gallant,
clever and highly esteemed friend,
Col. w L. Dun, Of the House Of Rep
rescntatives from Calhoun county.
was married Mt Memphis yesterday,
Goth, TO Miss Almedia Talbot, one of
the loveliest daughters Of that city.
The happy couple are now on their
way to the Crescent City. Our best
wishes attend them in their tour. and
in aIltheir journeys through life. The
Colonel .-ah Major, Gcneralwc should
say has done most sensible thing in
getting Il wife, and we trust that his
good example will be speedily followed
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

The Washington Star thinks the case
Of the eolOred barber who recently alb
seconded from Montreal with ten or
fifteen thousand dollars OF borrowed
money is "a notable instance of tho
capacity Of the eolored for eivilizae
ton The thing does wear rather a
civilized look; that's fact
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

WELL SuD.--Gov. Patton, in his
late Message to the Legislature OF
Alabama, thus refers to the MANNED
and disabled soldiers Of that State:
We have a large number of MANNED
and disabled soldiers. for whom pro
vision should be made by the State
Those who have lost limbs. and are
unable to procure artificial ones,
should have them supplied by the
State. This is due them for their gal
lantry and patriotic sacrifices in the
States service.
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8 Wand 600 that LIZ :. :.

u " ard boasts that bis fam-
~ descended from the Pnritans.
3 nobly fed from land Of dispit-
80 a land Of freedim where thev
z Id notonlY enjoy their own reli-
gion. but prevent everybody else from
enjoyin' his.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

A young wife, of Misb;gsn a.
honeymoon 81 yfwenty- four houT
leit her hasoan applied for a d
Voree on me Z 5und that "her man
vas not as - as she thought he
vas dc court granted it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

Aprisoner in an Indiana Jail made
Enough by ovcrwork to establish him
self in business when his sentence ex-
pired.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

TnE DIvoRCE LAWS or NrRuo
In the Legislature Of The State OF V
mont bill has just been passed. n
king hahitual drunkenness a suilici,
aRnse Tor divorce. The drunkenn,
Iiisst be Of two years duration p
vious 20 the filing Of the libel.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

The editor OF the Louisville Den
crat thinks he would rather die in G
cago than live there.
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l make this suggestion in no spirit
of dictation, and am very willing to
yield it and adopt any other which may
be deemed better.
With my hearty wishes for the sue
cess Of your undertaking
/ am, very respectfully,
Your friendand serv't,
ALEX. III. CLAYTON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and t,o5v ara tFs
most necessary requisites to promote comm.
bal happiness. Indeed, without fbese lie
iourneythrough life becomes weary pilrrir1.
age the prospect hourly darSens TO tn viev
the mind becomes Swallowed with fifSrr,ir ana
nlled with the melancholy reflection thaftEs
happiness OF another becomes blighted viii
our own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21

CInh Roomn


Handbills having been posted M
throughout the city and county, an
q soldiers meeting for last
evening, q large number Of Ohio county
veterans assembled at the Union Club.
Rooms at 7 = o'clock. The crowd was
further Increased by large delegation
Of Boys in Blue from Bridgeport and
MartinsYille, wearing blue Eashes, and
headed by the popular Gen. Capehart.
The COMMITTEES of Arrangements had
not forgotten music. and the Mechanics
Brass Band, of RitchietoWn, was on
hands, and enlivened the occasion with
their choicest strains.
Inc speech of the evening was de-
livered by Col Poorman, OF st. Clafrs-
vile, whose mastery argument carried
conviction to the minds of all who
heard him His telling hits brought
down the house again and again; and,
being repeatedly cheered after taking
his seat, he again lose, and in a few
short, clear sentences, urged the sol
diens TO fight with the ballot as faith
fully as they had done with the bay
onet.
Excellent speeches were also deliver
ed BY Gen. Capehart, and Hon. @. ID.
Hubbard, Union nominee for Congress
The business Of appointing delegates
| to the Pittsburgh Convention coming
up, the following gentlemen were put
I in nOmiBation and unanimously chos-
| en-: Col W. b. Curtis, Col. Henry Hub
bard, Capt John Carlin, Sergt. W. 5.
/ Tippett, aud Capt. Charles ]. RAwling.
| Only hve delegates were appointed, that
being the number which each State is
TO send All soldiers who may desire
10 do so, however, were invited 10 at
tend the delegates on their trip TO Pitts
burgh. An who intend doing so were
requested TO report to either oF-the del
egates by this evening, as il Is eontem
plated to provide boat for the party.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21

A YOUNG man named William Robb
met with an accident while riding on
Zane street between 9th and 7Ih His
horse, piunging into a ditch now opened
there for the purpose Of laying some
bis Leg badly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21

JUSTICE JOHNSON, yesterday, COM
mitted 10 jail for trial at the Circuit
Court, Elizabeth Lucas tcolored) on a
charge OF stealing various articles OF
clothing, the property of James f. Car
roll, whoiives on the Island; also Mary
Banks tcolored) for buying and reeeiv-
ing the stolen property, knowing it 10
have been stolen.
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MARsDEN,s CAL1sAYA TONIC.

In conyalescence from Cholera, Malignant
Feyers, Small Pox, or any Cutaneous Affec-
tons, viii be found invaluable, giving tone
to the system, and removing all the pros
Tating effects incidental to disease. TIE
universal and popular knowledge of the viz
tues of TRUE Calisaya Bark requires no ex.
PLANTATION; centuries have passed since its dis
c0very. and it Is now recognize d as the best
febrifuge which bountiful nature has favored
rs with. Science has discovered many
methods of extracting its virtues, and reduc-
ing, to small bulk. the active PRINCIPLES OF
the BaTk. viz, Qutnine, C1nchonine ETC. all
OF which are invaluable as tnedical agents.
The great want of mild and reliable ionic
In cases of Debility. Night Sweats. ScrofuIa
Dyspepsia Loss OF Appetite, and other disea3
SeS INCIDENTAL to a dlS0rganized 81 stem has
induced me 70 present this to The medicsaipro-
lesson and sufferers, as the most reliable. safe
and powerful tonic that can be prepared
COMBINING as II does, all the active princf-
pies OF the True lalisaya Bark, with other
lngredieiits, which render II tile perfection or
remedy Tor all the above diseases
-fIeIslred by Z: ". 4Iarsden, 4s7 broadway,
S SW 1otk, and for sale by all Druggists.
Price, 81 per bottle
q. II. Logan & Co. and Logan. List & Co.
wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W. Va
sold also by f. Booking, Odd Fellows Hail;
y n. OdoeTt, end of Stone Bridge; McLain
Bros, corner Market and Monroe sts.; c. !.
hawEag q Co, No. p Monroe street, Wheel
nR. augs-lyeOw
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AT La BELLE, Wednesday evening,
there was meeting of soldiers 10 take
into consideration the proprietv of or
ganiziug themselves as '.BOys in Blue. .
Inc meeriug was very enthusiastic,
and adjourned TO meet tonight, for the
purpose OF ehecting a permanent orga-
nizatiOu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21

B9&g .sFEYi,T gENsIoY AND Extra PAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21

A RAFr of boards, belonging to John
Armstrong, Esq, lying above the
bridge. broke Loose, yesterday after-
noon, and went down against the boats
tied mp below.
The raft struck the Ingomar, Capt.
new boat, without doing
any damage, then ran into the Zanes-
vile, tearing away q portion Of her
wheel. Floating down past the wharf,
tt was finally checked at Belmont Mills.
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GATHERING GRAPEs.-The spies. who
were sent out to search The land of Ca
naan by the Children OF Israel, what
time they were wandering up and down
the trackless wilderness, found it a
goodly country, and full OF the finest
grapes that ever were seen. To con-
vince their brethren of this, they cut
down branch barring but one cluster
Of grapes, which was so large that two
stout men bore il between them on a
pole, when the party returned to camp
Modern days can show no such grapes
as those must have been, but still there
are one or TWO vineyards in this neigh
borhood, which contain grapes of such
me quality as to have excited the long,
ings Of some young gentlemen who
roam, during the day time, among a
wilderness OF boxes, barrels, bundles,
DC.
These gentlemen, knowing that 1t was
about the time of the first-Fipe grapes,
held council the other evening
and resolved that they would go in a
body 10 Zane's vineyard, on the lower
part of the Island, that each one might
see and get for himself what he needed
of the purple fruit. Accordingly, hay
ing arrived in the vicinity of the vine
yard, they entered, and were Just be-
ginning to realize the fact that the fruit
was vastly more delicious and plentiful
y
ruPtion occurred. An inhabitant OF the
Land, an Amalekite, in the shape of a
tour-footed beast, had become aware of
their forbidden presence, and, swift as
an antelope upon the mountains, more
Tavenous than the lion of the tribe of
Judah. was making towards them with
hideous noises.
The situation was critical; the prob
lem before them admitted of but one
solution; and each one proceeded to
solve IL as best he could. All succeeded,
with but one exception. He had neg
lected for some time previous TO make
required offerings, and the result was
that he tripped on wire, and the next
moment WAS in the clutches of his
enemy. 1t was but a moment. yet the
tail OF his coat had disappeared, also the
seal of his pantaloons. With these
losses he made good his escape.
An the party being now outside, it
IN different direction. Marching al
most due north, they came upon a corn
field. Through this they struggled,
and found a high fence between them
and the promised land, which was Mr.,
Pollack's vineyard. Toenable them to
enter, a paling must be knocked of. This
was done with as little noise as posi-
BILE, and the leader bad just caught a
full glimpse of the delights awaiting
them when, flash, startling report,
and the heavy thud of bullet striking
the fence, warned them that the soDs OF
Auals were not quite ready to give up
their Inheritance.
Now the standing corn rustles as with
a mighty wind. The stalks break; the
long leaves fly through the air bull
lets whistle past but the party escape
and, noiseless, stink home by an unfre-
quented route.
1-e-=----
WE give below, by towhshisps, the
State, County and school Taxes, assess
ed for 1856, and collectabIe by the
Sheriff OF Ohio county
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MORE tBoYsIS BLUE.'-A meeting viii
be held at the school house in Richie
town on Friday evening, 2Ist instant,
al ~ O'Clock, p. M, for the purpose OF
efeeIiDg an organization of the "Boys
IN Blue" A full attendance is request
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For Sale.

THE NORTH THIRD PART OF LOT
i No. 50 west side OF Main. between Third
and Biddle streets, Centre Wheeling, with
good three story brick building thereon, con-
tanning eight rooms and store room; CELLAR
under the whole house, with gas and water
both up and down stairs. Also a good two
story name house on the back end Of said
lot, containing four rooms For price and
terms, enquire Of L-G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Office, on Chapline. between Firsta and See
ond streets oentpe Wheeling. sepl0-2w
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Property.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by James w Zane to me as
Trustee, BEARING date on the nth day OF No
vember, a. D., 1876, and of record in the Re-
corders Office, Otthis county, State OF West
proceed tosell at public auction. at the front
door OF tile Cont House of Ohio County, on
Monday, October Sth. 1866. Mt 10
o'clock a. n, the foiIoWiEs. property,
to wit: Being the Brick Mansion House,
and one acre of ground attached to- and on
which the said house is situated, on Zanels
pied by said James W. Zane
Terms, cash. q. L CRAN4iER,
SepS-tS TruStea
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FoR SAIE.-We invite attention to
the advertisements which appear IN
entoher column, from Mr.. Thomas
OlBrien, Real EstHte Agent.
Mr. OiBrien offers FOR sale q first
class vineyard on Wheeling Island, and
valuable coal land, and Rolling Mil
site four and 4 half miles South OF the
city.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, OF Young Sen co,,-.
ting marriage. being aware ofPilySjS.l,ii J'
cured ~ sieeily
de who places himself unsiertle CO..
j. may religi0usly eoDfide In Ms Roo 70 Il
gentleman, and confidently Telv N rsi iSs
skin as a physician. s uPou ha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-21

MUSICIPAL CoURF-Thls court met
yesterday AT 10 O'Clock a. 81.
Civil business occupied The session.
Two men were naiuTalizei, Peter Orch,
Of HessiR; and Christian Broekman, Of
Brunswick.
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DuR1Hd the heaviest part OF. the rain
DAY before yesterday, East Wheeling.
IN me vicinity OF the graveyard. YVES
the scene OF cOmmOtiOD. Curious ulen
ana boys were out, unmfndfuI or the
preyHiling moisture and solely intent
upon q strange figure that stood within
the circle they formed. This fgure
spolkeat times, but moi In 6ar1,o5 ions ms
tones-.i he urrcuudings were too dis
agfeeaple, too gloomy for that. The
words y ere In .yierfeet keeDfucI with n ~
scene, and altogether inspproprfafs Tor
: ears pOltfg. We shall not Fena5f
them. 5.-'
4 gentleman, who dwells In the vi
entity where the figure held forth. went
up 10 the crowd surrounding Il. mes
60 through and saw that Il WAS
no less q parsonage than lIademof
Heiie La Count, the we'll known de-
aeeudant Of the BoufbOns. The pur6ie
ana hne linen which usually sets OF
re exceeding shnpeliuass OF her fov6I
lqEnli had changed into lnuddiest
et.g most hedragGiad GiIieo. me
gentleman addressed hers asked
~ s1e didn't 90 into house some
lsfe,a No remove the foui earth which
100 100 . per garments. ConcealInE her
ign 1ir.ll1 a. romantic prineees have
Ss-Lssts5 qquei abe replied that she 57Ss
t ~ J. !. ~ peasant SID from the eoun-
- x - - :. ono ene. had nohe;'s that
stls tsllteq % get \ place 10 live a. and
W. tsollla y l9s - Kind ts.t 70 md one for
At this tunctura 1lndanni r.
g. regal air beir1iy I'd ser 10 "a ciIie.si'
800 she WIS taken 70 4 h0nif lr1vifls4i
by the city.
tetdiiy morning she was dnefl. iiI-
s.ggse Coed trEenty and the costs, ma
81 e11lses comrlitted to the fendisi
- 5ailor Jones for fhffie dnrs
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tsel3 1Tlatc t'IzlrIisgT.-The no5t use
ldi article ever ofIerld 70 the pablo. China
,sla ana hen fro1e, FaEihn Marble. and
eiiillllql.lll iid y every deztptIon. IN
.lntiy Eer u $50 slnip5enll5l slty APP
Rllli mat qdy ssild can nss Il Try it and
p eonxlp 5la Edmund Booking.
80. iodi HAN
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SCR SaIe.
For Sale.

A HOUSE AND A LOT AND A HALF
"A OF gTOond attached, situated in Martins
Sl4le, Ollo- The house 4 cottsge built, con-
efalar. IN the ground Is an excellent seIeS-
Ion o. irnltsl aPI9sss peaches, grapes, sc.
me PTSu1lstS are very pleasantly Situated
ana VIII pe sold on reasonable Terms lFSnr
par iculaIs, apply 10 MRS. r. v LEWIS, on
tue premises. sepgl.lNre
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SHERIFF SEYBoLD Is now prepared TO
give receipts in full 10 all who call at
his othce and pay over the amount OF
them
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Dividend.

IN f DIREc-rptsS OF THE WEST VIZ
L Rinia Mining and Manufacturing COR,
pany have thus day declared IA dividend %
three per ent, lon the business OF The CON.
p1ny Tor the last fouI months payable 10 , .sis
stockholders on the INST OF september, y IAo
once Of The Company.
VIZ. PETERSON.
au2l-ln1d secretary.
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Lock Lever Rakes.

THE SUPERIOR LOCK LEVER HAY
and Gram Rake Teeth made OF the very
PRYOR BOfDsr Co.,
flI30 UIleafiug y, la.
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YESTERDAY. William s. Harris. of
this city. for whom a requisitiOn had
been made by the Governor of ohio. on
a charge of shooting man in Pome-
roy, was, BY direction Of Gov. Foreman,
handed over 10 the Sheriff of Meigs
county, Ohio, Mr.. WIN. L. McMaster.
20 De con Yeyed 10 that county for trial.
The Sheriff Harris, audo1fcer Brady,
OF the city police, departed for Pome-
roy, on the steamer Express.
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THE WEEKLY
INTELLIGENCER
w est irginia

In an its varied Interests, Is thoroughly at
LIGRHCER.
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Trustees Sale
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
DCircuit Court for Ohio County, duly pro-
nounced and entered on the 9Th DAY OF
March, 1865, in a certain cause therein penCi-
ing. wherein Francis d. ChapIine Is COM
pIainsnt, and the executor and devisees OF
Moss W Chapline, deceased, are defendants
on "Wednesday, the Sd day Of October,
1866. ut the front door of the Court
House for Ohio County. commencing,
at 10 o'clock, a. n, shall offer Tor sale a.
public auction, to the highest bidder, thd fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the
city OF Wheeling, and State OF West Virgin
The undivided moiety OF part of lot No. 50.
fronting forty -four feet on the eat side of
Main street, and running back of even width
eastWardly from said stf2et, one hundred
ami thirty-two feet. ALs0 the undivided
moiety Of part OF lot No. ll9. fronting sky
six 1eet on the west side OF Market street.
and running back of even width, westward.
y rom said street, siXty-Seven feet, These
lots abut on each other and adjoin the hotel
known as the Grant House. on the South
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth of the pur-
chase money in CASH, and the remaining
three'touTths IN three annual installments.
payable one, two and three years after day OF
sale, with interest, payable sem1-anuually;
the purchaser giving his bonds for the credit
tnstallments The title Will be retained un-
~ 1.-The whole of the purchase shall have been
fulIy paid JAMES y. WHEAT,
SgDo-C0 EDectal Commissioners
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Thousands OF persons or all arr.. CIV, r.-.
Judge what is the causc OF ti,Sfr jais- Nv
health losing their vigor, becoming w.
pale, nervous and emaciated, having a SfrsT.
t,eT appearance about the eye, Cough. 5rj
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