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nR, sCHENCE

l YoSt eom s. suit Bond street Nsv
q Every es.son ss,sTy TgEs6A
hmm L. o. - nvsd !, w on
WIN b; sSS a 81 thorough
a sS Som 70 70 zen the
Fills who hs "a. y TIC and NAN
ronchsss can tel es,ct!y how The are gone and
p'Hii is medicine. Throat Liver Conn.,
are we Sf@ en S,SoI ;.snr sr,cc9 that
i i.ef m are ssSss g nearly e AZ three
and liver kept ia peree, or Snesa the ssoss
i s fop 1 the stomach clc lungs heal
S SefSr. DC sess e s. Is
aDd swea'' VIII stop and the especorsos and
can Be- sfss ss f If snrpy Of Medicines at HI.
% Per bottle Sar ' dozens MsadrSrs
New DE Yors d sARS gss General Wholesale Agents
DE cars ELIc5EIc OIL Is Warranted TO
Prof pes; a TINS e 70 isGm one to syc days
Electric hSea~snS IL pe co. mend
AID ES IS %s ssfFe "ay,l Isy
By Sea a Fq ssRss cee sS
y e.-s ~ no franslla street, and an drasgsss
DISCHARGES FROM THE RAf AND partial nr.r
@ FerN ana Permanently cured BY Dr. HART
month from this diie No foe snd ,or one
JAPANESE HAIR STAIN cpIoRs A MATTE,
Old DENIS BS aaS sse PrGegosapn g cents
Ellis w.. 10 Franklin street: md all drussist:
PLANTS HAIR GLOSS AND rURTANo rTr1n :.
ola pEXs B%ESRs Z Co. Sss iYrl sr price g
nIIs CO. 10 sranhln street az all druggists . y.
1SIyE5 Fl. a! SELL. sELFoRIyprNe BlrcK MAcuISr
,e only horssna machine nven, vhs sSe This
le pest prnupe Tor making berfec MI Ia combines
whom Gssn 'noTsasny si,ea y ,s' cs sis AZ
IN use All machines nanufa,p,"ds r All other
"a VIII ,uin out from 800 TO 5000 No sofia hs.rahled
,Hr Stateend county rights forSssle suu prick per
scr'suon VII be Furnished by address, With fuH
~ s'1aw'S' new York. or John Adsiora AiSss o.
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re- ,nsf'uOnrsps &C. imported for the use Of bras
" uu'y -nng, &c, may be admitted free
:, me House then went into CouilSILL RESUMED
ne Saie OF the Union, Mr. Boutwell, ,nf the Whole IN
resumed the consideration OF the tax bill rchaIr ma
a. me clause TO annul section liz Of the prcseni, mn
directing how incomes are 10 be estimated In
sne 100 exempted also 10 be exern nted ali ~
s county and municipal taxes paid within tho wear
m losses actually sustained during the year from rcs
shipwrcck or trade; all bad debts the amount sca
pad Tor the rent OF house premises OCCUPIED a.
esucncc ana the amount paid for usual or ordinary "a
pairs No material amcndmen, was made TO anv If re-
vonm'nous clauses referring to income tax. y 'n'
mnosr0 snen came to the thirteenth section,
MT FARouHAs. rep OF Ind. moved an smenar,.n,
roviding that the act should be construed NJ ro
distilers " "uisAsy oy
=. nr ALLses rep Of Iowa, opposed the amendment
MT. DARLING gave some OF hts expcr,enco .,
rom the recent investigations Of revenue fnnd. ~
Iork showing how the government is cheated bv bav
tilleries. Pe"sos as dis.
MT HAspNc, trepl OF H., submitted facts and arr,
msnts n favor Of the amendment ~ "uu "rgu-
MT Hill also supported the amendment
,ranas co",d ~ cpposea ~ and said that if whiskey
nn% o",a ve sopped onc.hrd OF all other TAXATION
QUA DC emancpated, and the proposed nr,cnS,o
was only calculated 10 increase such frnnds enument
W SLOAN advocated the amendment ana mrr,o, A..
Iauus on tne revenue 10 the weakness icnor,rca s
mbecility OF the Internal Revenue Denar,a nce ana
= lem, meay against frauds lay in the reorganiaat,on &c
Mr. GARFIELD imputed some Of the h.r, -
ana stated mat 10 some instances In the State ~
nth penalty OF sixpence " "u" "ere visited
Sask Of Mr. Garfield as to the amour,
~, .c'enue aeriveu from whiskcy last year, eoun'
MI. GARFIELD said that from Januarv Sea .
lons '~oy was thirty. seven
at,, BLAME s INQUIRED further how much wbISkev -.
u Ia KNOWN 70 have been distilled in TINT nsr,oS
- ~, could not tell exactly but sad the
orc than two gallons out OF Ave- NV "eeh made on
~ ;oo oc oon we have got saoooooo and have
scented. '"o"auon MT GARFIELD
ps Ne was closed and the committee came 20 vote
NJ MAYNARD irepI Of Tsnn which was rejected
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iEy @ ana Permanently cured BY Dr. HART
month from this dte No foe for CONSULTATION md LOT one
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Combinations by the senate
The senate has confirmed the following named nom'-
nees.-
To be prradier Generals by brevet--James McQuadc,
,.,s New York Volunteers George Nichols 9th New
Work cayalry Ferris Jacobs 24th New YORK cavalry
T. a. Marshall iAth New York heavy artiiory; JAMES
| Il gyrnes 18Th New York cavalry benjamin ~ I.sey
ioetb New YORK volua'esrs ? Mccresry p psD,'
Peunsvyana Volunteers; VIM. RoSinson Ii.n I'm,
syivana Volunteers Hcrato Rogers p Rhoas v tnn
| Volunteers; George 7. Few. 9th Rhode Island 'oiun
| teers and George vsrney Sd Maine Volunteers
The Senate has confirmed number Of appointment
Of coloaels majors and captains by brevet also passe
assistant paymaster IN the navy,
To he Assistant Paym,ster--ChaTles n. Mansfield
To be Assistant Paymsstcrs in the Navy. Bcyar
Rcdaeid Of Messan w Hsay 81 I'm wssssbuss,ss
r Goodwin Hobbs of Maine J. Porter loms, OF rcni
syiyania; H. r. b Harris, Of New York Henry U MAC.
49,. a r Hubbard, Of Massachusetts,; Chas EIBofg
90 Nav Jerpey Marx Bissell OF New York H. Irumou
~tsncljG OF Connecticut; Aaron ~ Nelson, OF ,noI
csarye r. Bemis OF Massachusetts,, and Fred C. Ale
Of Massachusetts, $50, -, ...,..... O,
Georze H. Read. OF Pennsylvania, to be Assistant ~
sepn y odsop 10 be Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Cos
a.,,uy Volunteer LcutenantsT A. Harris am
Irae Ncks s,n rrsd 'r wells 'V chariess
w wu sbsries Al French. Samuel Huse VIM ha"'''o
VIM frye, Henry H. Gsrringe ., ~. osvv-Jsm
n wheeler. William T. Gillespie, Frames a,s Hen
NJ s,oddart william II. Males samuel q 70 pa,r,dc
r Conner r. s. Keyscr, }. f. stauns'uu nrrsr Thor,
Jacob KTos \, c MsyS Alexander wallace Walt
! | Grinnei w w Crownsheld ssmuei pr ,s.. ~
Kicker, John h. Neil, Charles 80" Charles Isl "a
= Es.,p cam n w,,,,, II Hathaway, Ednds
,e George A. smith John @. welIs Charles n the
'e Cyrus Lears John X. WHINE, neny nsssn
V To be Lieutehants In the Nsvy-Msster ~
Lewis Clark, p T. Harrington, ". B. HOE, w.
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m,,o,7 "A, Coed Hit.

The following Nj, Preamble au1 Resolu.
lious, introduced into the Ohio House. of
Representatives, after the failure CT the
passage Of the Negro suffsage Amend
meat, by that wholelsosnlled Democrat,
Hon Thos. Beer, OfGu~ford county,
co"tain u palTa lie hit at the incdnsi'ten'
cy and loH AID proveliog dcmagOsisn Of
Abolition legislators.
Mr.. Beer offered for adoption , the
following joint Resolution ( II. j. r. No,
l24); S'r ---
Wsfeas, The Copmittee on Recon
Ftiuclion in The Stevens Congress- at
Washington, reported against reao 4nizing
ten Of the Southern Stues MS members Of
the Federal Unionr until ,seid States
should adopt the amendlpent 10 the Con
sli'uliOn of the United States proposed
b. srid Congress and, ~.
Whereas, The Snaie Of Tennessee was
denied representation iD said Stevens Con
grcss dntil aItrr SAID State d dlrpted said
Constitutional Amendment, and confer
red the right Of suffrage upon the ne
grOes of said State and, ,
Where's, Ten States Of this Unior
have refused to confer the right of suff
rage upon the egroes within said States
and for so refusing, have been, by act o
said Stevens Congress, driven out OF thC
Union, r. duced to the condition Of terri
tories, AID are to be governed by Yanke,
BrigadIers, who may steal the balance o
their spoons; and, a,s,.zta
Whe cas-, The State of Ohio has re
fused tn nfer the right Of suffrage rupol
the nesr"es within her borders, hus prov
ing as dlslnyal the Ten Southern State
above mentioned; therefore, = '''.
Remiued by the General assembly o
the Siae Of Ohio, That our. Senurors b
instructed, and our members in Congres
r, ques'ed, to use their influence with Ii
SAID Stevens, to the end that he may-re
STRAIN his C"rgress from reducing tn
Slae Of Ohio TO territorial c.ndifior
aud !r"m placing the government Of III
Slute in the hands Of a Brigudier .--'
R"soiurd, That 'he Governor be direc
ed to forward a copy OF the above rr.ol'
rinn to each Of our Senators and member
Of Congress, and to Stevens himself
Mr. flaming gave n"lice Of inientic
io discuss, aud the resolution was table
under the rule g9lt'G
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The Executive Wansion---Tke
Presidents Wife. ~

The Washington correspondent Of the
Lafayette Cnd 'C"urier (Rcpublican)
thus attitudes, in describing the la'e recep'
,ion Of the President, to bis wiisl lie
says; ~ ''" zen f, = =. aa,.l'1'' ..'.
"Mrs. johnson appeared at the rece2'
ton Tor the first time felt a deep anx
ip,y TO Zee the woman, WIN had taught
her husband TO lad, and inspired him
with that lofty ambition which led I" place
and powcr She stood near the Presi
dem to his right :paie, thin, stamped wit
care and scHn, ss,l a countenance o.
,houy htful sadness Ian expression nl deef
eur,Usiiy Looking for a m"ment at eacl
person in,r"duced, her Eye would dr"I
Immediately in u,edi'ative thouphrulnr'l
Ms il her mind aud heart were filed will
th.uu hts aud ,molins far different lrcn
the pi,ldy Ihrong passing by All VIII
know her sreck wsll of her. .l
! 81 In rrgard to thefuri'ure Of The house
he says: uH "t ~ "a 'lt
The blue, th green. the red and III
east rooms are all exec d'nely iich IN W
peurapce, tho paper, the curlaioS' lpr"l
ip,c. paintings. alI in beautiful mud ha'
manious correspondence The carpet u
The oosi room is rich pattern of ESmiu
b is.r, the curtains Of purple b:"eairlle an
" hire lace. Your readers can form som
idea oiihir ,iphmss when ,"i"rr"d tia
for epch vii DIV they rcs 5000 Bv
! m b. fully sluiFr,l and aPPc c'p'ed ID"
= must betshs na. tn p,evemdtl'esr tfemh'
ing cur tonp'ec, I'll ylthNheh0es ohtl ba'
less visitors, as in tormcr times, aroliC
. officer iss,ationed steach Window, and Q
one p pSpCNsd tOtSuph,". 81 ,OG
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-20
farmers Column.
,"TIe that by the plow would thrive,
Himself must either hold or drive"
From the Prairie Farmer,.l
; 4 Seed Corn. az

'u yHaf Hg7VTTa ,uIcl = .
Perhaps there is no one subject that
should ee Of greater interest to the farm
er than that of producing and selecting
The best seed corn, select a good piece OF
erouod not lie. .thanl 4VspdS from any
Other growing corss; plaatit AKA. IL WIN
the best selection you eenitget' ot sucn
variety as you 1des'rei'peu3lsate wen
leave not more 'ha" three stoeks'n Q mn,
and at anv time previous to 'assehog' or
bloomlng, II there should Go any s'a'Ks
(Which there Will be-here lies the great
secret) indifferent with regard to develop,
ing cir proper size' 'pFm, or co'or' pun
them out oi the ground DO TINS oy pun
ing square ou' from the nearest stalk
to the one drawn ;'alm to get a perfect
uniformity if 1t takes halt the crop.
Then as soon as you can get hoid oi
the top qi the tussel pull out abppnt one
,h!rd OF all the lassels IN aifoups'eh =
This insprps more vigorous, growth In
those ears from which you Will SELECT
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-what will You do in Heaven"

1t was ahont thirty years or more when
stage coaches still ran, au excellent old
Clergyman, who had keen obscryuisn
oi Inv wu,lI. was travelling on the top oi
II coach, from Go,wlch TO London. il
was cold wmler night, aud the coach
ma,. Us he drove his horses over New.
market heath, poured iorth such volley
III usths aud i"ul language, Us to sh"ck
All The passengers. The old Clergyman,
who was sitting close .ly him, said uoth
ing, but fixed his piercing blue eyes upon
hlm, with LOOK OF exrcme w"nder and
asr0nshmcnt At last the councilman be.
came uneasy, and turning round to him
SAID:
| What makes you look at me sir, in
that way r.
/ / The clergyman Sid, still with his eyes
fixed up N him, 81 cau,not imagine what
YOU will do in heaven. Th.re are no
horses pra coaches, or ,suddlrs, "r brides.
or public houses in Il avcn There wi J
he no nue Ia swear at "r tn whom you can
Use bad anaua.e Lean n"r think what
you will do when you get to heaven"
Thr cuachman said no hing more and
they parted 1T the end Of ihr journey
Same years altcrwn,d the cltrgym'n was
de s,ped at an inn on The same rad and
was told that dying man wanted tn SEE
him, lie wa: taken up into bed room
NJ ina luit, hung round with sades. hit'
and whips, aud ON the bed among them
.ay the sick man.
Sir" said the man. do you remember
of speakipg to the co1chman who swore 81
much as he drove over Newmafke
= heath I" q .aNn.t
r, "Yes," replied the clergyman.
, III am that coachmas," said hN "aud
u, oould not die happy without telling yo'
? how I have remembered your words, :
I can not think what Jqu will do in heaven.
:, Often and nfton, as thave driven 6cer tn
heath I have heard these words ringiu
u in my ears, and have aog1ed the horse
10 make them get over the ground faster
T but always thu words have come bacs I
# me, i can not think what you will do i
heaven
= We can all suppose what the goNa mir
l. istcr said to the dying man But tn
u words Apply to every human being who's
:, chief, interest lies in other things tina
:, DUNG good, and WIN delights In doiu
% and saying what is evil There is n
g aking money in heaven; there is no go
" sip. there is no idl ness there is no col
= ,rnversy there is no Distraction. IN h.
= ven. Il can, not think what y0u-will :
when you sefto heasra."
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The New, Tax BiII.s


For kissing pretty girl, one dollar, 70
For kissing very homely one, two
dollars, the extra aslount being added
probably for the mans folly. bs1 bs5g
For ladies' kissing one another, two dol
lars. The tax is placed at this rate in or
der to break up the custom altogether, 1t
being regarded by our NJ, G's as a piece
of inexcusable atsurdhy. ~~4' Z ~
For every Irritation, ten cents. = 4-.' y
Every young man who has more than
one GIRLS taxed five dollars. 4'@'' a9g
For courting in tie kitchen, twenty
FIVE cents ~ ~"
Gour,ing IN the pnrlor, one dollar! n
'Courliog2iu romantic phce, five dol
lars, aud fifty cents fol, each offensc there
after. ',''' a- 80 ''l'D. ''.
Seeing lady home from church, TWEEN,
Eve oenls.. 80
Seeing lady home from the Dime So
ciety Eve cents, the proceeds to'be deso
ted to the relief Of disabled army chap
bins ''.t 7'+ vtvi'l 20
For ladies who paint, fifty cants. ai
For wearlnga low-necked dtess, one
dollUr .'' 'l"hi.. s-l -a L..a-
For each curl on n laly's head, above
ten. five cents. , '~'>
For any unfair device for entrappine
young men into matrimony, five dollars,
For wearing hoops Iarser than eight
feet in circumference, eight cents for eacf
hoop .ho4er2 . T. o. i
Old bachelors over thirty are taxed ter
dollars ard sentenced to punishment tt
Utah. ......,-- ....
Each pretty lady to be .taxod from
twenty-five cents to twenty-five dollars
she to Tx the estimate Of her own beauty
1t is thought that very large amoun
will be realized from this provision.
Each boy baby, fifty Gems.
Each girl baby, ten cents. 80
Families baviug more than ten babies
are not to be taxed, aud for twins a pre-
miuw of forty dollars will be paid out
the funds uccruing from the tax on ol
bachelors.
i Each Sunday lOafer on the street col
ncrs or about church doors, to be take
his full value, which is about two cents.
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Facts Worth. Remembering.

"Cosno," 10 the Philadelphia Satur
day Evening Post, gives the following
facts worth remembering: r7
1t is worth while for all farmers every
where, to remember that thorough culture
is worth three mortgages on their iaims.
That an offensive war against weeds is
FIVE time less expensive than defensive
one. 81 .
That gaod fences always pay better than
lawsuits with ncighhors' -., i,
Taat horse that lays his ears back
and lonks lightning when any one ap
proachcs him, is ,vicions, Den, buy him
That over fed fowls won't lay eggs
That educated children Is money lem
n, hundred per cent. r.,t.
That ono eve ing spent at home 1t
study, is more probably spent the tam
lounging about couoiry t"vcrsJ = 10 &.
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iFor shlahd Union. ]
GRAPEsi

Mr.. EDIToR LET m' SOY a few woras
about Grapes. FivS y'hfs ueo l bought
flew Co'cnd vip'seEMr KnOx, of Pits
.burgh The 6rs'2 2iw0aysars, the posr
thugs received no.atreht,ori. but worL.an
growing by 'he'6selSes The third year
| had Irail, apd it-occurred to me that il
Gaups vines would yield a good Drop. with.
rut cultivation, they would be quite like
" to lear d very good crop wiih cdlrIva.
ton. ,ltoilpwed out the suggestion nj
notwiIhsiabdii Z some broad hints oi my
neiahbors about "Grape icver," Grape
IN the brain" l plan.ed out in thr au
turmn of 65 about 24 acres with Cor
cords, Dehwsres, Creveings, Cliutons
and Hartford Prollfcs. In the spring, on
going ont TO visit IVY pets and sec how
they were doing, my eycs we're. greeted
with an interesting sight. "a hundred or
two Of the little fell"ws; mostly Delawares,
were sitting + OTIS ard all as pert as you
please on the top Of the ground They
had been planted 100 shallow Some nth
ers, again, bad been set too deep Wis
dom comes by experience in planting
o. ato wires as isdops in planting corn OF
fpe'atoeS.% III Nay last set our about 2
acres moe On, lhese. we're put 4LQ 10
mas. IS Dianas. 80 Hartford R'oh6c lay
c,s so Delaware Ia, ers. l5UWoncord lay
ers, besides a,nupbrr Of Isabella, ta.aw'
ba, Cintnn und Delaware ronrs These
are ruw in fne condition. waiting for the
warn wtaiher 10 commcnc" nrw car't'
o,viycrous growth, B. si.is~4ar4csarsh
vineyard, have some lC-oCo Or rl2:OOl
,ires OF nay own raising AZ out the ha'
Of lh ST. arr Cubcnrds, aud ome o' then
are rwo year a.d pants Now, this u re-
ally email affair, though il may look !
ute largr at p'es,nt Mr.. Edror,Hll"v
&, NJ, here to do IiIle-.p th'' way ct rroph
s,ip,, lvrnlure to rred'ci, il l'res'ddrp
Jona.on /. not rmpga.hcd. that N S
I
Ian tn y,aIs there viii be scpreScn per
yus IN NshIano Cuudy -wn' VIII hay
ynyids ten tunes IS large as ny mn
patch. Even now, some OF our good reQ
ple a-e ic.i ming lrtle 10 rub the
eys winch are not '6l,ali uneloSed- .
The great interests involved III ihisrnattr
and sc mus not thuk il Strange il
takrs ,hrccur four yeane mne "i s'rrtct
ug and yawning bc!orc they WI q
,h, III wide open But, Nr Editor, ullo
III, to say that whal,y,rothtls may thin
I d" in the premises; whether they h'
ievc in G,ales, VI whether they do N
believe IT. GIup's aH for me, / am "
y pairing tn plant his spring not less ~
10 acres in Crncods. Deluwarcs a"d &
,awbus shall at least eudcayOr 10 Sh"
my fdrh,by.mylWorks, Hrli III B,
.IBIyrJ w. & JOHN SMITH
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To the Clergymcn, sabbath
School Ogicsrs. Teachers, and
aarl The Christian People oi
AsliIlnd C0Iliy; nS ~ III ,'aS ,,n. :

Brothers BY appointment 'Of Che
Ashland County Sabbath chool As'oc'a'
,iorrJ ,al.drs,s you For your iaiorna-
nm Il may 'Le prop"r To, say, that at a
ConychT,oh held in Ashland In Nov 1855.
a SabJaIh School Association was formed
Ior-,he C"G7ny. Thu associa'"h has held
two me0nbgs; one at Savannah on the
second Tdesoby Of JANUARY, 1867, and
ooc ii, lIu1escrile on, the h<t1rarsday.--
These ,na'1ngs ytre}uIl Of interest ind
promise FOR ihe future. The object Of
The A;sOc;a' Oh is 70 s1list 'llth?, ,c"rstian
pr0pp;e Of lha coGniy 10 rhc work "fpro
i,iotids The Fl aiehcy % Sabbath Shcoo's
Multiplying 1htir numb aud ex'c''dine
their advantages as tar Us possib'e to all
the ,ot,lhs Of the county, To,efec' this
the Association hnsspfoinied one gentle
men iu-eaclr 'owusbip'as Vice President
The following are the, persons thus, ap
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NEWIss RSUSFE,A a

,osipt g. q prfce, fsaohsrs s1PtEsd q ths
usual discount. slni1 y Sofssak
Girls rsts -h6Ss X yppr 6viu K tks&BaSt tks&BaoSs
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| song ny Dassford 20
Nearest and dearest tLith) song 'bydLuo1di
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sizes warning song BY Tucker '77H' 90
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The ,rgRf ostepi polka BY yFrandiso Hsz q
Morning nrTNh light shotdsche, u fRssaSS sAs
sunli gttpoika by Mrs Parkhurst .oIot0
Bario gallop by MIS- Psrkhprst,sib noi9A
somefhi az pretty Masprka, by Mrs !.
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Pretty Rosaline song by 3 Hoffman 20
Pm glad fathers come song "
Moliies welcome to Pat Mallory, 20 ,oussSM
Her heart is all my own by Hess 80
The Get beside The mill song BY CaltcnI "
Swinging round the circle = ,yiiloiem filA
You nau hty, naughty, man song In -,
the Black Crook t"'Soe
Now lay ms down to sleep son riandd
chorus by Walbridge sy
Blue eyes or black song by bakes saA Aeo
Stars Of the Summer nigh5i quartsite 4 sbn
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briel "e.' .W "
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rus by Tucker t, SWv
Halt boys hnh song and chorus bypog
McNaughton 3j g5rl tAsnglI.ss doR
The new home sweet home song BY =.
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