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From Canada.

From Canada.
OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-The Hon. James Cauchon
has been appointed Speaker of the Senate of
Canada. Parliament VIII be formally opened
this afternoon. Tomorrow the GoVernor-Gene.
raj will deliver his speech from the throne.
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marked progress In the establishment of these
Associations has characterized the past ten years.
bleven years ago, as far as WAS then known, there
were but slxtyseven In North America, and OF these
but twenty-siX were represented in the annual con-
yention OF that year, which met In Montreal, The
Executive Committee OF the present year, however,
mas received reports from more than two hundred
and fifteen different societies, in full operation OF
this number, one hundred were represented by
regularly appointed delegates at the June Convention
or the present year. The following gentlemen com.
prlsed the delegation from the Association OF this
city:-Rey j. Il. Gref, +. COokman, Ex-Governor J,
Pollock, Il. Tolman q. II, Hedler ii. g. Pollock, II.
A. Thistsell, j. IL. Coyle, W. A. Wilde, Rev. j. Tet-
low p i. simmons, Rev. A. Reed, q. +. Hasestine,
Rohrman, w. f. @. MOrsell, p. A, Jay. 8. Bowen,
Rev. W. b, Culliss, and ]. b. sheppard.
In many of the Associations there had been a
marked increase in membership and activity during
the previous year, especially In those OF Philadelphia
Boston, and Brooklyn. -Four Associations among
coloTed young men were formed during the yeRr-at
Harrisburg, Washington, New York, and Charleston.
et memphls, Ienn; La Porte, Ind; ana Kingston,
n. y, One Association, whose location not mem
TONED, yielding TO external pressure, substantially
abandoned Its Christian name and character.
lhe TOTAL membership of one hundred and torty-0ne
Associations which forwarded full reports 3f7.
Py ninetytour Associations, Sl6i Ol3 expended
during the year, The total expenditures OF eighty
four Associations since their organization amounted
TO s345,6S3, Sxty-three Associations report % 8
SS7S040 twentysX have had courses of free lectures
htynlne have haa courses OF sermons for young
one hundred and eight maintain than one
weekly prayer meeting or other religious services;
and thirty one more than five; while thlrty-fVe
port special religious interest during the year.
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WEST INDIES AND MEXICO.

a Tornado at ST. Thomas,
Five Hundred Lives Lost.
Another Revolution Expected In Mexico
Etc" Etc., Ete., ETC., Etc., Ets.
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IMPoRTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSIERY GooDs.-
Messrs Cook q Brother, No. SO North Eighth
street, claim to be the only firm in Philadel-
who import their own goods. They feel
assured
sions imposed in the ordinary course of trade,
they save GSeir customers at least 20 per cent,
g That they have the quality of their goods
under complete control using the best yarns,
and employing the es iworkmen In their
manufacture.
8. That, having direct access to European
marke ts, they can keep more complete stock
than If dependent upon purchases made mere
of foreign goods.
A call from the reader is solicited at their
store No. So North Eighth street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-06

CHOCOLATE OREAAls, superior 70 any made in Lhla
1905 Walnut street,
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SLIGHT FRE.-A slight fire occurred this
morning, at 1e O'Clock, AZ the house OF Mr.. Frank
Sroel, on the Trenton Railroad. ABOVE HerroNgate
lane IT supposed TO have been caused by sparks
Hom The locomotive. The damage Is very unlhs'
HELD FOR A HEARIEG.-Eugene McGin was
arrested az Fouth and Market streets yesterday for
larceny He had hearing before Alderman Beltler'
and ana was held fora further investigation this aiter-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-06

HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN-THEFT
OF CLoTg.-Eugene MoGerr was before Alderman
BETTER charged with stealing cloth from the store OF
Malerstein Il Kahn, No, All Market street, ON last
Thursday and Friday nights. Last evening he was
detected in attempting to enter the same store He
was arrested previously for entering and stealing
money from coal Office The Alderman held him
in $500 bail TO answer at Court.
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FALL PROM A WNDOw.-A man named
Henry Daily, residing AT Second and Master streets,
fen out Of window at three o'clock this morning,
and was seriously injured, He was taken 10 the ST.
81 JORaDh'g HOROitaI
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SUIoIDB.-A young man, aged twenty-five
years named William Mcclure committed suicide at
! o'clock today by hanging himself He resided
No. 1918 Market street, and student OF medl-
cine. attending the course at the Jefferson COLLEGE
j is supposed 10 belong in galloway, Knox county
Ohio. The Coroner took charge of the body,
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TIE most beautiful finished Looking GLASSES AND
Picture Frames Rt b. y. Remer d Co. %, mRnutao-
tureTa. NO. 624 Arch street.
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TIE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING of the Peace
Society of this State will be held tomorrow aernO
evening in this city, wh the claims vt
PIE viii be heard for the inalienable rights OF man
Emd-the principle OF this Society being hrst pare
and then peaceable see AdVertisemenl.
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The SoHUYLKILL NAvY.-Charles Vezin
ESQ, having resigned his position as Commodore OF
the Schuyl kin Navy, ], d, Mckee, Esq. cOxswain OF
the Bachelors Barge Club has been unanimously
elected TO hli the vacancy Frank Mitchell ESQ, Of
the Quaker City Club, was elected ViCe.CommO Odore,
Tie final review Of the under the new oGieers
will come OF at an early day,
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STEALING WASH CLOrHEs.-AleXande Glb-
son, COlOred sneaed into the yard OF No. 1910
SIruce street last evening" ana was In the act OF help
il himself TO some wash clothes when arrested. He
committed.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-27

JAMES McRA1TH. superior Cutter and ell known
- to the trade, will superinteDd the making Of all
Garments, and with excellent Stock will Le able to
please the most iastidous.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-27
TheWine OF America

Wood & Bro, NdeGregor, are Agents
for N1udge's Sherry, manufactured Of
Rhubarb Wine at Belvidere, ILL.,, and
universally used for Sacramento and
Medicinal Purposes. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-27

For improving and identifying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use
for giving the skin beautiful pearke tint that is
only found in youth. 1t quickly removes TAM Frcck-
les, Pimples, Botches, Moth Patches, Saiowness,
Eruptions, and all impurities of the skim kindly heal
ing the same, leaving the skin white and clear ala
baster. Its Use cannot be detected by the closest
scrutiny and being vegetable preparation is perfect
y harmless. 1t is the only article Of the kind used by
the French and is considered by the Partisan in
dispensable to perfect toilet Upwards of 80
ties sold during the past yea. sufficient guar
antee of it's efficacy. Price only IS cents. Sent by
mail, postpaid, receipt of an order by
BERGER SHUTS CO., Chemists.
b39yl csS River St.. Troy X.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-27
SL0AN's CONDITION POWDER

Has tho largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
N this country 1t composed Of herbs anil rots aud
TOR mtldness. safety, certainty and thoroghncss stands
pre-emnently at the head VI the list Of H.rse and
Cutie Medicines.
IT carries on all gross hnmors, prevents horses from
becoming still or laundering. purifcs tho blood. o,sens
the skim and gives it smooth and glossy appearance
eIeAnses the water and strengthens every part Of the
body 1t Ii also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
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Spread the Truth.

- Some medical men insist that Ii is ~undlgpiiod
TO advertise a remedy, however valuable 1t may
I've. Queer reasoning this. 1t Is like saying that
an article which the world needs should be hid
IN n corner-that benefits and blessings may be
too widely d~itfused-that the means Of protect
ing and restoring health should be q close mo-
noyoly. and MOI accessible to all. The argu.
meut is bad. Ii IA worse than that; 1t is 'nhu-
man. Suppose HOSTETrERS STOMACH
BITTERS-an absolute specific for dyspepsia,
biliousness and nervous debility-had never been
known beyond the rtpertoire'of the faculty.
what would have been the consequence? In.
stead Of curing and invigoratipg millions, the
good effects Of the preparation would have been
confined tn a comparative few. There is the
highest authority for saying that light should
not be hid under q bushel; that whstsyfr Is ex.
cellcnt should lie placed rs a city on n hill, where
all men can take cognizance Of it. 1t is upon
yertised and continue to be advertised In every
newspaper of any prominence in the western
hemisphere. and that the spontaneous testimo.
mails in its favor have been translated into all
written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day who would bs languishing on bed
Of sickness n the newspapers had not iyread the
truth nth regard TO this unsqadued fnrtgo'ant
and eorreet;re far and wide. Suppose profit has
been reaped from this publicity. Is that sny ar.
gument against It'll If tho public health has
been protected, il lives have been saved; II the
feeble haze been strengthened and the sick re-
stored, great good has been accomplished; and WHIT
80 mean ~ to grudse to eIertiops thu, directed
their fair rewardi
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cratic and mpf batting inhabitants.
Unfbztnnasely, win tho love Of dinner
.pkftiSs is developing; to q very univeF;
sal extent, the babitof gambling. Sew
'efal lights Of tina fashionable world,
among whom are conspicuous certain
Russian and Turkish dignitaries, are IN:
dulging in the passion for play to an
beyondths precincts
of the watering places, which have &C,
quired the unenviableAat gfaphic quail
i6cation of bells. KhaiH Boy, nd par
t%icular, who is making himself q repu-
taffon in this line, has just terminated
one Of his Herculean matches, persisfing
in woSng the tickle and unfriendly god
dess, until he forced her to give him
enougb,sin the way Of restitution, to
bring his nights losses down to a bag
atelle of loo. 900 francs. so general is
the gaming epidemic that Baron de
Rothschild, who has never been known
to play, was seized the otter day, while
looking on at the moves Of o party who
were playing high: with ssudden desire
to do likewise: and having no money
abont Tim, he borrowed 90 francs Of the
marker and joined the players The
proyerb that money goes to money, held
good on that occasion, and the old
M~oney-kipg, after playing for half an
honr, left tue room with 10000 francs in
his pocket, Gas -t]iHu>H4a 7g"djiT ~
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schenck,s seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by DR.. j. II. Sohklrk
Of Philadelphia, Is intended TO dissolve the foo,
and make it into chyme, the first process OF a.
~gestion. BY cleansing the. q stomach with
Schepci's Mandrake Pills. tho Tonic soon re-
.stores the appetite, and food that could not Pe
eaten before using it will 10 easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schencks
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach aud liver Is
made healthy and the appetite restored, hencefhs
Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every case
of consumption. A half dozen bottles ut tho
'SEAwEED TONIC and three or four boxes OF
the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary
case of dyspepsia
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers OF
each place, or his pamphlet on consumption, fpr
his days of visitation. ..
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses Of the Doctor-one when In the last
stage Of Consumption, and the other a. be now
IL, in perfect health-are on the Governments
stamp. 49, 49,,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price el,@
Der bottle, or 5T.5O the halfdozen. Letters for ed.
Vice should always be addressed TO DIR. Schenck's
Principal Office, No. Is North 9Th St., Philsda.,
Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Denns Barnes
& Co, y. Y: S. S. Hance, Baltimore, Nd: John
ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor,
Chicago. H.; Collins Bros, st. Louis, Me.
7 LIST ". "a. mo. yr.
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Brick Pomeroy

Brick Pomeroy
Proposes the following epitaph for
Butler:
"Here rots III earth as roasts i'll hell
the greatest disgrace America was ever
cursed with, ben Brute Butler the
coward, traitor. thief, robber, and wo-
man-insulter, who, by his b~etrayals,
thefts, and disregard of honor and man
hood, worked on u wesk-minded man to
give him a commission in an army that
lie might be protected in his robberies.
When he spake. honest men doubted;
when he commanded, brave men were
murdered: when he was in power, women
wept and virtue failed to protect; when
he ruled, innocence suffered; when he
travelled, people buttoned in their
watches; when he dined, people eyed
their spoons; when he passed churches,
the silverware disappeared; when he
| died, 10 IL mourned the death of the
brute and robber who came from no
one knows where, as q rott:ng carcass
is left to purify beside some clear
stream.
"Being without honor; general with
out a victory MA without q father;
corpse without Il mourner; memory with
out an admirer-Spoonthief Butler"
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Marx Twain o. Rtiauette.

Etiquette varies according to ones
surroundings. In the mining camps of
California, when o friend tenders you a
'!smile," or invites you to take a "blis-
ter"-vulgarly called a drink-it is ETH
quette to say, "Here's hoping your dirt1l
pan out gay" In Washoe when You are
requested to "put in q blast" or invited
to take your regular poison" etiquette
admonishes you to touch glasses and
say, "Here's hoping you'll strike it in
the lower level" Aud in Honolulu
when your friend, the whaler, asks You
to take a "fd" with him, it is simple
etiquette to say, Heres eighteen hun
bred barrels, old SALT But drink
hearty" is universal. That il the ortho-
dox reply the world over
In San Francisco, sometimes, il you
offend q man, he proposes to take his
coat OFF, aud inquiries, "!Are you on itr
If You are, you can take Your coat off
too. In Virginia City, in former times,
the insulted party, if he were q true
man, would lay his hand gently on his
six-shooter and say, "Are you heeled r
But in Honolulu, il Smith offends Jones,
Jones asks (withA rising infection on
the last word, which is excessively
aggravating), "How much do You
weighr' Sixteen hundred and forty
pound-and your 1.-TWO ton to a dot
at n quarter past eleven this forenoon
peel yourself, your my blubber."
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Paris Gossip.

Paris Gsssip.
Dinner parties are 10 than ever in
favor in Paris. The daily bill Of fare,
published in the Liberte, by Baron Bris-
Sc, has certainly contributed to this
sudden outbreak of gas.ronomic activ-
ity.' The Baron, having given for a year
q series of dinners of the most exquisite
and recherche character, and having col.
lected all the 365 into a pretty and very
useful volume, has commenced q new
series, of o much more modest descrip-
ton, and susceptible of realization in
households that could not afford to sit
down to the luxurious banquets of their
predecessors excepting in imagination.
The Faubourg st. Germain shares the
growing taste for dinner parties; but
piques itself upon ignoring the culinary
inventions of the last and the present
reigns, and "reviving the traditions OF
the old French c~sisiae. An immense
number Of dishes, that are considered
most excellent by the rest Of the world,
are absolutely banished from the tables
Of the exclusive hotels Of the left bank
of the Seine; just as certain shops are
patronized, or avoided, by its aristo-
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TIE Renutiful Snow.

A chap who does not appear to relish
the late severe joke perpetrated by the
cletk of the weather, got off the follow
ing:
Oh! the frost, the freezing frost, biting
our noss as we go; all sense of feeling
is utterly lost, and our zest for the bsar-
tiful snow. The Northern king q tribute
has wrung, in the shape ola pearly tear,
which q moment ago like a dew-drop
hung, from the point often graced with
q sneer. Oh! the frost, the delectable
frost, that finds us wherever we go,
wrapped in its fearsome shroud like a
ghost, and conveying to our meridian
blood a thorough disgust for those SEN
timental donkeys who hypocritically
pirate of the beautiful snow.
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state Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, JanaOry Rules,
1867.
z Tbomas Marsh. committee OF Edward W. Ste.
an insane person, rs. Edward w Stephens
and Mary Ann Stephens, his wife, and Emma
Jane Stephens. Kate NJ. Stephens and Elizabeth
Stephens, infants. Iu chancery. .
The object of this suit IL 20 sell the interest
No. four (p, In Square thirty.two sd, Of Church
hills addition to the city of Wheeling, for the
benefit of his family. And 1t appearing from
an affidavit filed in the cause, that the defendant,
Edward ". Stephens, is not n resident OF this
State, on motion of the complainant, by his
it il ordered that he appear here within
one month after the fourth weekly publication
and the due posting of tLis order, and attend to
MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
A copy. Teste MICHAEL j. BRElNtG,
Peck l. Hubbard, for complainants. Clerk.
febSOawlt
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Theatre-W~ Washington Hall
To Steam Engine and Ma
chine Manufacturers.

r THE URDRRsIGNED, HAVING Oh;
4. tanned Letters Patent from the United
Statey Government for improvements in the
Rotary Engine and its adoption to certain pur.
poses. am DESTROYS of entering into mPan or
am = theoretical and practical engineer, hav.
ing constructed and built q great number OF Low
and hirh pressure steam engines, q pattern ma
ker and draughtsman BY trade; Therefore see the
uiarIy Tor propellingo of vessels, propeihng ear
-riages on common and turnpike roaas ,na sof tx
y Cbeapnesa. Diminishing Of weight; Over;
oomint dead efntrea. Ease Of reversing and
Smdiine: Simplicity Of adoption. Not effect.
ing thS stability of vessel Regularity Of condens-
ing andthere6y less danger Of gogeing the con-
denssr. Adoption, tpatenteD for carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby !as the en-.
zine forms Q part. of the driving wheeh) the
driver has at his command, with esse and By the
power of steam, to back, turn, or advance.
ANY person desirous OF further information,
or Fishing 10 enter into this enterprise.
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER,
~ No. SD Market st., Louisville, Kentucky. 3
febSlY ..r.aT y.' s.f'g HA .' Dr.
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Aut LeveageSd,

One of the humorists of the South,
thus describes q certain class of Yanks I:
"They amt human no how. Their
mint at Philadelphia is their heaven ;
they think their God eats half dimes
for breakfast, hashes the leavings for
dinner, and swallows q cent on a dried
apple for supper, sets on a stamping ma
chine for a throne, sleeps oil a crib full
of half dollars and measures men like
money, by count. There amt II OF
them got a soul but what could dance a
jig in a cabbage seed, and leave room
for the fiddler
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The "si.xi.g PiIgria.,

Our citizens are o 10 have the
pleasure of a visit!from Philip Phillips
the Singing Pilgrin"-the "John b.
Cough in song" and VI congratulate
them upon his coming. We understand
Mr.. Phillips comes rs q personal favor
TO Rev. Mr.. Barnitz, to aid him in the
work Of erecting a suitable Building to
accommodate the large and increasing
mission work under his charge. Mr..
Phillips has been delighting the people
of Cleveland, and the Herald thus
speaks Of the concert /:
"Sr. Phillips concert at Brainard's
Hall was attended by q large audience,
who manifested their delight by fire.
quent and hearty applause. No one
who heard Mr.. Phillips sing, "If were
q Voice and "Your Mission can ever
forget him. They have been the JOY of
thousands. Mr.. P.'s singing speaks tor
itself: but his generous deeds are not,
perhaps, so generally known, as he gives
the proceeds of his singing I charitable
purposes"
la view of the great crowd which
will greet Mr.. Phillips, we earnestly
hope that an extra number Of CHAIRS
will be provided for the ED and the
number of tickets limited to the capaci-
ty of the hall. Will not Mr.. Barnitz
or the committee allow this suggestion
and act promptlyf
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DECALCOMANIE!
Beautiful Pictures!
Fine Engravings!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
VI PORCELAIN PICTURES. Before pur.
chasing yosr Holiday Presents, do not Gail 70
call At LII Main Street. the only place where
uecalcamanie material can be obtained
STEREOSCOPES, with great variety Of pleas
Ing and interesting yiewS, embracing White
Mountain Scenery, and tho majesty and beauty
of NiagarA-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS In great variety,
from the exquisise httle linotype and Fairy
Albums. to the large, elegant quarto.
WRITING DESKS SHELL BOXES WORK
BOXES WALNUT BRACKETS, In great
variety. elegantly fnished. =
Pictures enlarged 20 any siIe. aid fuished In
WATER COLOR INK, aad OIL In the best
style of the ART, 1t short NOTICE. satisfAetion
guaranteed. A.C PARTRIDGE 4 CO,
Az Main Street
Ac raranrn..lpp.c dssis
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xCARD TO ~INvALlDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
"a a. . missionary, discovered. . safe and simple
remedy for the euro Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs. and tho whols train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by . desire 70 beneft the
ssfHicted md unfortnnate, I viii ssnd the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, In 2 seal.
ed enyslopc, to any one who needs IT, EfFse9f
eAaror. Please inclose spestpaid envelope, "a.
dressed to, yourself. Address, Z !.
NMAN,' station D. Bible House, New YORK
City. movie
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and arslesS kHrrst that poor Goldsmith,
t6hlovss vaefs9t ht'l.sufs,
meat. happiness the world has ever
had !t u. ffspsesiot bed, ~ ss.s
distress, and in a necessitous exile that
Tom Hoed shook all England with
laughter. The enchantment of Scott,
the sstiroof Jofroidt4hsif Of the gems
of wit and humor, have been thrown
ont by genius in it's most sorrowful mo-
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Radical OHl6l.

a Nashville paper publishes tho fol-
lowing rs the contents ola valise be-
longing to o "long haired, lean visaged
white passenger" who arrived in that
city: '2 clean linen bosom shirts. l dig
ty do, 1 pr drawers, l hymn book, 2
packs playing cards, l bottle rum, !
prayer book, l hair brush, l boot jack,
l razor and strap, 1 brace pistols, 3
scraps candles, l pocket testament, /
shaving brush, l cake soap, l viol sweet
oppoponax, photograph offs colCred
girl, . lock of hair, and 4 copies of The
Right Way" A Radical outfit sure.