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New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

Eight days from San Francisco is the latest
report Of arrivals at Washington. The pas
sengers who have thus crossed the continent
in less than the time it used to take for the jour
ney from Boston to the Philadelphia ses-
sions of the Continental Congress, report
the trip not uncomfortable, and the
road in better condition than was to have been
expected We shall soon be deluged with ac-
counts of the marvellous manner in which the
road is constructed and operated-shall learn
that it could not be in better hands that it is
perfectly safe and ravishly romantic; that its
Directors are most public-spirited and liberal
citizens and, eyen-our prophetic soul fore
warns us-that its conductors are only gentle
manly, and that continually. Meantime we
interpOse ere the food of compliments quite
washes such things out of their memory, a
reminder of the promise which the Directors
lately took the trouble to telegraph to u.s..
They are under volunteered pledge to spend
"not one dollar more for blaclSmail, but mil
lions for the improvement of the road"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

The Vice Chancellor of England yesterday
decided the case of the United States of America
versus Colin McRae, the agent of the late Con-
federate Government, which has been pending
since June, 1866. The United States demanded
from the defendant an account and the delivery
over of moneys and goods received by him
while acting as agent of the Confederate Gov
ernment. The Vice-ChancellOr. Sir w. M.
James, decided in favor of the defendant
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
WashinEa

1t is refreshing to learn from Washing
that the Government authorities have not ;"
disturbed by the sensational inventions 7"
cerning the sailing of an immense CuOal
petition, which a journal that seems pIou-
its efforts to thwart the aims OF a P"gf
struggling for liberty has been printing
hardly needed the dispatch, however T" '.
vince US that the Administration has otnei
more satisfactory means of information
affairs in New-York. 1t is wholly un'1u
might have been known at the Outset 'aD1 a,'IE.
Secretary of State was appealed 10 iDI .hg 9s
ity TO stop vessel going from this n'iO'
CubD
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

We know nothing of the merits Of certain
libel suits lately instituted against the Finan
cial Editor of one of our contemporaries. He
may have injured the character of bis pros
ecutOrs to the extent of million dollars,
though considering the nature of the material
he had to work upon, we cannot but consider
such feat the most marvellous example of
force in writing yet recorded To US it looks
like making, by the strokes Of his pen, the
characters of certain men a great many hund-
red thousand dollars worse than nothing.
But, in any event, there can be
but one opinion of the strength of a
suit which seeks, at the outset, the
poor, splteful revenge Of comprising, by a
judicial trick, the imprisonment of a man
amply competent to give bail. Ignor-
ance of law defeated the mean
device, but the spirit of the attempt
is none the less plain and odious These pros
ecutOrs might remember that the public inva-
riably set down as in the wrong a party that
resorts to such unworthy and impOtent dis
plays of petty malice
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

If the morning TRIBUNE contained an ac-
count of Timour the Tartar presiding at q
meeting of the American Society for the Pre-
yention of Cruelty to Animals it would hardly
seem stranger than the report we read the
other day in an English paper of the remarh
of his Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh
on taking the chair at an assembly in Exeter
Hall in aid Of the American Presbyterian mis-
sions in Egypt. Certainly it is striking re.
mjnder of the progress of Christianity in thOS
dark countries where
Tho gorgeous East with richest hand
Showers on her kings barbaric pearl aud gold.
that we find this HindoO potentate, grandson
and heir of the terrible Sikh cOnqueror Runjeet
Singh, who overran the northwestern portions
of India, founded the kingdom of Lahore and
pushed his victories even into the mountaiI
Businesses of Afghanistan, this skiing OF kings
who if there is any virtue in name
and title, and grand descent, ought To
busy himself with impaling converts, and burn
ing widows, and such like games,-it is an elo
quent commentary, we say, on the Success Of
Christian missionaries that we find this blazing
Hindoo passing around the eleemOsynaIy hat in
the chief cOnventicle of modern humanitar
anism, and not only accepting the Gospel him
self, but trying to stir us old Christians mp 10
sending a little more of it into Egypt. So the
Nile gets the Bible from the indus, and lit
tie company of American Presbyterans, preach
ing God under the shadow of the Pyramids,
find an advocate and helper in the representa-
tive of one of the oldest and one of the hor'
bic of pagan superstitiOns. The Mal!arajab, we
should add. has long been a Christian, reside,
permanently in England, and is married TO an
English wife.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

In the midst of the grand rush which the
thieves seem N be making ot Albany, we hope
tie honest measures for the relief Of our over
bgrdCned street, may not be smOtheTCd. Gen.
Evain's Two-ticr bill for example, is ordered
IN q third reading in the Senate. Can it not
tc crowded through
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

We presume the announcement that the
Monnt Vernon estate is to be sold is
only a shrewd advertising dodge to Sc
cnre attention to the fact that the land
belonging to the estate of the late John A.
Washington not transferred with the Mount
Vernon property to the Ladies' Association, is
now in the market.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

The West Side Elevated Railway must run
the gauntlet, it seems, of the Courts II 'n0
bill, the complaints and claims OF "hlcn ui1
recited in our Court Report, should be sus'"ineu,
the property-holders along the line OF Inc TOad
would probably have it in their power 10 DlOcA
the Improvement altogether.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

Three members Of the Coroner's Jury on the
Iono Island disaster were not disposed to hold
Ibe railroad officials TO just responsibility for
tie manslaughter they caused. This diversity
of views among a few Of the jurors does not
extend to the people. In the popular eye the
officers of the road are deservedly held the
authors Of the tragedy.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

= The clauses Of the Irish Church bill which
provide compensation for Maynooth College
from the church funds, were yesterday under
discussion in the House of Commons. The
Conservatives Of course opposed the compepSs-
tioR of the Catholic institution, but if they eI-
pected any support from jealous PrOtestants in
the Liberal camp, they were disappointed. The
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

The passage Of the Bribery bill yesterday, at
Albany, seems to have been lucky accident
The fact o. the passage, however, in any shape
or undorsny circumstances, is SO surprising that
wc are lei 70 fear that the measure may have
been a.neuded into harmlessness.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Ensin,ss nUtins.
WALTuAM WATCHE

WALTHAM WATCHES.
Yr,txR \ Co No 25 Johnst, ~ T., -,
wholesale prices all grades Of these celebrated
imsisspsr, . soii gold aud silver eases only. ly.----
S0UIRE & LANDER, No. 97 FultOn-st., New
W N d. be.t r,e 10 reliable WATcHEs tn' DIAMONDS
isgstKY md SILVER WAKE U9Wotds speclaLg.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

amendment to strike out the clause providing
compensation was negatived by the large ma
jorty of 1876, and, after the rejection of seVeral
other amendments, the original clauses were
adODtpd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

Churches exert themselves to remove the
abominations their subjects practice. to TIC
scandal of the barbarian. we shall be con.
strained to hope that the people viii have thea
waY.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
INSECT POWDER.

How ro ryt rpE GENUSE ARncLEPrOt LYON while travel
an, k discovered Bowsr which when powdered Is sure dea 70
v.r from Ply HsPoseted his discovery
by Letters patent government medals &e pat b" signature Opon w
task ofte article named LyoNs hAsSETc INSECT foSD
He ippsrted BIZ, secret to hut his successor -
Purchasers Povd~rhd use In almost every house
o see TO Il that they decsTsd By worthless limitations ana
oouutsrfeits The signature Of F. lyon he purchasers
Look h.rp for H. aud buJ Insect Powder that does not bear
y be had at Druggist Family at Is cents per Ha'
Depot No. 81 ParErOv, n y
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

We wish people would stop sending
circulars of proprietors and vendors Oi "
medicines, claim-agents, essence -peduiVnrs ~
terry dealers, and charlatans and s"inuJS s".SJ
all sorts, which have been sown DIV
under the franks of different MeniOo.
Congress, as though there were soine
enornity in franking such documen,0' n
the Franking Privilege which is 'De
abuse; not any particular application u.
So long as any such privilege shall pe
10y law, it will be thus used; IL "ei0 tse a
imagine that it will not be. STRIKE 80 =, ~
of the evil-nOt ut the twigs ana 4obHe'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
svttuJa1ork Daily Gtibmete.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1869.

FIRST PAGE The Society for the Pre-
Foreign News ventlOn Of Cruelty TO
Washington Dispatches. Animals. - i.
Domestic Tel News The Five Points House OF
SECOND PAGE. .... r. lDdnsIry.
Homes IN the Country. The Hell CATE ODstruc-
Bariicading Of Third-ave. tons. 49,.
ACheCk Operator Com Lectures. Meeungs &C.
inittpd. ----'..... ...... Navy Gazette.
Tnonests The State OF Trade.
Tha Courts Marriages, Deaths and
General Notes. Funerals,
Money Market. speclal N0uces
Markets SIXTH PAGE.
TURN PGGR New Publications.
Ship News. .r...t. BOOK Advertisements
Advertisements. Real Eslate.
FOURTH PAGE. Real Estate AdVmentn
Obey tbe Law SEVENTH PAGE
Our New school Board. Advertisements.
Crushing Tax for Canal EIGHTH FACE
Purposes Home News.
Tie bjsrovery Of Jerusa- Museum OF Natural His
lem tory.
Editorial Paragraphs. Free Trade.
Rnsiness Notices Tn @ MaRdaen BenevO-
FIFTH PAGR. lent society ,o,-,
Albany News. Ihe FIulb-OiOWeIs tiHo'
PoficaI The Chamber Of Com
Tie National Teachers ueice.
Association. hudson hlYer Ne"s
A Strange HallucinatiOn. Baseball.
Ku.KIuT Near RolDe Latest Ship News.
Municipal Affairs. Advertisements
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

Mrs. Stephen II. Clarke and ilniN, 10
from Europe, Oh Wednesday, IN tI 7.,"-'.-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
The Evening Post dcmurs, saying:

"The gold IN the Treasury Is generally and properyr
0qrded as ne security for hat part of the public DEBT
yhich q pdya6e on dsBdd Were there enough gold To
redeem all the grcenbscks, the Treasury might re-
sumo specie payments at once, without danger
strengthens the position Of the Government I;
every dollar paid ont weakens that position. ON the
other band the bonded debt relies for security, not
gold In the Treasury, but on It's future revenues
and on the general prosperity Of the country To take
this gold and apply II To paying bonds would therefore
be 10 take from the currency important part of its
security and 10 add little or nothing TO the security OF
ha debt general"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
WEBER

A.. used b, Madame PAREpEROn Miss LOUISE
E,,oss Miss AIIpE TopP s. Mills J. n. PATTlsoS hki
sASpEEsoS GEo JsRoHH HoPES A rAA'Ai Aa'
considered by every Of note the -.. .'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
Let Us Protect Ourselves.

The physical structure Of the strongest hui
man being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bod
les are endowed by nature W h certain mega.
tive power, which protects them, 10 some extent
from unwholesoEe influences but IN ; YroicC-
hon is impcG,ct, and cannot he safely relied on
in uuhea thy ;egl]us, or under circumstances o!
more than rrllnary danger. Therefore, II Is
vision II i prudence; It Is common sense 10
provide against such cUnlngcnc t., hy taking al
ANrIuOrL N ADVANCE IN 9th words, hy :Jr-
utyIng the system with HOSrETIEk'S
STOHACH BITrERS most complete
protective against all tie epidemic ma aclcS that
has ever been administered IN any country As
remedy for Dyspepsia, there IL no medicine
that will compare with 1t. Whoever sufe's the
panGs OF Indigestion, anywhere on the face Of
The earth where HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTIERS can be yroCuret. does 50 voluntarily;
for, rs surely Is truth exists, tins invaluable
TONIC and ALrERAriNE would restore his dI-or-
dereL stomach 10 a healthy condition. To the
nervous i Is especially recommended. aud IN
cases Of confirmed constipation It also affords
speedy and permanent relief.
In all cases Of fever and ague the BIT TIERS
is more potent ihau any amount Of quInme,
while tho most dangerous cases OF bilious lever
yield to Ils wonderful properties. Those who
have tried the medicine will never Use Other,
for any OF the ailments which the HDITEI-
TER BllHERS proiesse, TO sGblue. 70 those
who have not made tho experiment we cor'Ial.
~ recommend an early application 10 the 81
TIERS whenever they are stricken by disease Of
tie digestive orgaus.
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JNO. +. WELSIlANS.
JEO l.. RICHARD. JNO. +. wELSUANS.
1869 1870
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT TIE
LADIES STORE.
1869

'NllE undersigned have just returned from the
L Eest,rn CIies, with large and well Sc
leGted stock of Dry Goods aud Notions, &C.,
anu would respectfully invite our old customers
and the public generally, to call aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling
conf tent that II will nc TO the interest of all TO
DO 50, as we are offering bargains We name
~ part follows
in DOMESTlCS -Bleached- and uublcach-
cd Cottons of all grades, 81 and 1914 bleached
and unblcached Shee'ings, Prints, Ginghams,
Bej Ticks, Plaid Cottons, Furniture Checks,
Shifting Stripes, Canton Flannes. Brown
Drills, Crash, &c, &c.
IN DRESS GOODS-Piain and Plaid Pop
Inns, Lus'res, DLames, Colored Alapacas, En-
press Reps, &C, &C., also complete line Of
Black Alapacas at all prices and very low iis
urcs; Mourning Goods, Bombazine, Single and
double width Wool D'Lanes, RePPs, Popln
Alapac.s, Crepe Wells, Collars, SC, sc.
In NOTIONS our stock is very complete
Embracing, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsctts, Hoop
Skirts, KNITTING Cotton, Braids, &c, sc.
We would also call special attention 10 our
stock Of FlanncIs, consisting Of ! 1 Shaker, and
other well known goods both twilled and plain;
also Blankets, Balnoral and Boulevard Skirts,
ShawIs, Hoods, Scarfs SC, sc.
FUNERAL GOODS-Of these goods we
have complete stock, aud all orders will re
celve special and prompt attention.
Remember we consider il no trouble 10 show
goods Call and examine our stock and prices
and be convinced that we are Offering bargains.
Feeling thankful for past patronage We solicit
q continuance OF the same, which we hope 10
merit by strict attention TO business and Cheap
Goods. TERMS CASH.
RICHARD & WELSHANS.
Oct, Is, 1869 tt
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Fire and Fall Back !
Kccp Your Powder Dry.
Great Excitement at the LIVE
Boot and Shoe Store.

81 The undersigned takes this En-
Z Nz.sz-s TR.IORDLN:4Rf occasion TO IN
~ form the citizens Of Shepherds
town and the rest Of mankind, that be has Just
received and opened, at his NEW SIOkh'
very large stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every description lie also has full line
Of LADIES md CHILDREh'S SHOES OF
all kinds. Also HATS and NOTIONS, Paper
Collars, Neck Ties, SC He has purchased
none but the very best Goods that the Eastern
markets could afford, aud will sell them at ex
raOrdInary low prices.
he will also make 10 order all kinds Of Boots
aad Shoes IN the best style and lowest terms.
- Call and examine Stock aud prices be-
tore purchasing elsewhere
JOHN RAY.
ShcpherdstowH, Oct is. 1869. If
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WITHDRAWAL.
SuErHgRDsTOwN, DC

SuErHERDsTOWS, Oci. b, 1903
Etri.i Shcpherdstown Register:
Partly on account
q. .uralc business, and more especIeIIy
nc-a,sc ! believe another candidate for
State Senate can be obtaintd who can
O., well. if not better, promote the cause
winch wish to serve, hereby Withdraw
,..c cAra published IN your paper last
us,A; and al,o return my cordial thanks
=, ,h. numerous friends WHO have eX-
.,essc! their intention to support me.
Your ub'l serV'l.
b. +. HARRISON
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TERJLT or SALE:

One third cash. aud the restne in two
equal annual payments with interest from
tie day Of sale, taking from the purchasers
good security for The deferred payments,
aud rcserring the ure until the further
order OF the Court Immediate posses
sion given.
&SaSalo to commence at 10 o'clock, 4.
VI. In the meantime, any further lniur.
nation desired may be had-on personal
application or by lemer-from Walter
Taylor or Charles Davies Of llarper's
Ferry, or the undersigned.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
Special Commissioners
Hagerstown Mail Lancaster InleIIlgen.
Ger, Shcphcrd.lowD Register, Wheeling
Register. and Winchester Times, publish
ky till day Of sale send marked cop,
les and bills for coIIccUou.- Ctariestoicn
Free Press.
October ,. 1869 ."
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d, A slight cold, cough, hoarseness,
&C., which might be checked with a
simple remedy, il neglected often lermi-
rales seriously. Few are aware OF the
importance Of stopping cough or slight
cold. in the first Stage. liza, which in
tie beginning would yield to a mild RENE
is. if no, attended to. soon attacks the
.ongs. Billings Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry, is an excellent remedy for
Colds. Price % cents bottle. At
o. DRNTINE beauties The teeth, bar
jens the gums, arrests decay, cures can.
kCr IN the mouth, acts as a detergent
alter smoking, neuUsizrs the offensive
9cCIeuons OF The mouth, and imparls to
The breath fragrance. Price % cents.
Prepared and sold By Henry NJ. Billings,
Druggist, Shcpherdsiown.
o. Do YOU like good Sweet Cider
90 to Billings Drug Store and get bot
lie o: Spears Preserving ISOLATION, IT
viii keep Your CIDER pure and sweet Tor
a months ora year. One boule will
preserve Is gal!on, Of vine or cider, it is
a,so good TO preserve Fruits of all kinds.
Just received fresh supply.
BeIrS Peiuuian Tonic.
Is particularly suited for delicate Ladies.
lis pleasant and an inyigora,ng buffers.
Tie most delicate can take 1t without dan.
Ger Of unduiy exciting the rain, like most
q tie b.uers flooding the country. Price
81.
Gs-For sale by Druggists and all FROM
eul StorekeeTers.
On Cuuurngham's Run Harrison coun-
,y, ". Va disease called typhoid hux
: been making terrible rayages. The
'arks burg Conservative states that a
asughler of Walker Cunningham, aged
rJou, vars, died on the 29.h of Au-
gust; on tie day following, her brother,
agei abou Is; on September /, another
brother, aged ii; on the 7,h, another bro
,Aer, aged about 3, and on The slh still
another hTolhrr, making in one family five
Victims 10 i'uIe more than month.
TX Gov. William Smith, of Warren.
..@. Va , uiiI deliver the address at tie
lgcg,wra. Far, to I've held rear Lees
.u,-. October % 10, 27.h, and 2S,h.
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Fer State Senator,

DAVID BlLLMYER l. hereby an
r,urr,,! 4 candidate for Stat Senator. on
tie ,Lelup" Republican Platform, which
D.. general endorsement of the addresses
i..rgd by the liberal Republicans OF Ohio
and R.rkclrv Counties, faVorIng repeal
.i al, .est OA.hs aud a removal OF dI,a-
.,Irios mon the Right of Suffrage.
MANY VOTERS.
Ouober S. 1868. 'e
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PATENT
indigo Blueing Bag,

Economical, Cicanly and Complete
.9riicie Ercr Used
Ey thrifty Hou>ekcePers and LauHdIcs>c>.
Zach BlS Is provided with bon 30 that II can
be put safely away Is ,0on a, used.
Price ~ cents. Iiaf size 10 cents
This Blue contains ~ acid; and viii tao, IN
lure the finest fabrics One Twenty cen: la.
wIil outlast eight two ounce NIll> of Iigu.l
Blue, besides giving softer color aud avoiding
the danger and annoyance Of broken or uncorG.
cd bOIIts. Inquire Tor II al am Tr>prctAhir
Grocery. Patented Dec. -, l>b7. and lur sale
bN PLTNOUTU CuIok Co., {. 7. E,NNuIps \
Co, loo and los Fulton street, New York
CO For sale by Henry Billings.
Druggist. ShepherdsI"wn.
April - 3m
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COLD WINTER is C0NING !

|'HE undersigned would announce 10 his
L friends and customers that he has now in
Store large aud well selected Stock Of
MADE Up CLOTHING
for Men and Bows. Special attention has been
given TO large and we'll selected stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES for Ladies, Misses,
Children, Men and Boys, City made and Eas-
tern Goods. A large stock of HATS AND
CAPS for Men and Boys, the latest STYLES, now
in store. A large stock of Undershrts and
Drawers from so cents up. Complete stock
of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Gloves,
Hosiery, Collars of latest styles, Neck Ties
and Bows, Trunks, Umbrellas, Yalises, Rail
road Bags, NOTIONS, Jewelry, Tobacco and
Cigars.
invite The trade to call and examine
my Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
feeling confident | can offer Bargains.
TERMS CASH.
Don1 forget the place-Osk Hall Fur
nishlng House.
LLOYD LICKLIDER.
September 20, 1869. #
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GREAT DISTRIB UTION
By the Metropolitan GIFT ComPy
Cash Gifts to the amour, Of $25O,O0O.
Every Tickle; Draws a Prize

, Cash Gifts, each $4,000.
10 Cash CHS, each $ 600.
20 Cash Gifts, each 600
40 Cash GIFTS, each $500.
200 Cash Gifts. each 500
800 Ga h Gifts, each so
80 + cgant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 TO- 75o
Is Elegant Rosewood Mclodeons, So to loC
$50 Sewing Machines, each $50 10 !I5.
500 Gold Watches, each sos - 300.
Cash puzc, silver ware, etc, val. at : o,o1o.
\ chance To draw any Of the above PGacS tor
So cents Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt Of
80 cent, SEALED Ticket is drawn wi,.out
choice and seat by mail u any o dress. The
Prize named upon II viii he dc'vc' cd 20 he
tcket>hoiLcr on Paymcn Of Ore d'!Iaf Prizes
are Immediately seuy 10 any pIdrcsS by express
or rcturn mail.
You will know vha, yrur P:.4o Is before
YOU paw for it. ANY Prize exchanged Tor an.
other Of same value. No Blank. Our pat
IONS can jencnI on ..!' dealing.
RErrRENcE>.-We select rhc following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
AMI kindly permitted %, to publish them: :. T..
wilkins. Buffalo. $4,000; Mss Annie Monroe,
Chicago, Piano, $3.50; John d. Moore, Lou 5.
willie, : 900; Miss Emma Nal"onh, M'lwau-
kcc, Piano. $500; Rev. L. y. Day, New Or
leans, $500 We publish no names without
permission.
opinions Of the Press.-'1'he drm is 'ei.a-
be and dsscr,e their success. Weekly Til
bune. Oct. 3. I'VE know them TO be far deal
mg firm y. !. Herald, Oct 5. A friend
OF ours drew $500 Pfize, which was P'omP'!y
received DAILY \ vs.. Dec. ,.
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