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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

We copy the following war-like item
from the Jackson Times of Sunday
something ola breeze was created
in front Of the Capitol this morning by
the sudden, and probably, unexpected
meeting OF two prominent gentlemen,
Gen. Lowry and Judge Morris, be-
tween whom, it is understood, the
kindest feelings DO not exist. Gen.
Lowry drew a weapon, but being as.
sured that Judge Morris was unarmed,
did not use it. Judge Morris procured
arms and returned TO the locality, but
in the meantime Gen. Lowry had been
arrested by Officer Clinghan. Thus
ended what promised to be a serious
difficulty. Let US have peace
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

The English Catholic Bishops are
about to revise the Douay version Of
the Bible.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

The Russians can never subdue the
Turks by capturing Pashas. The Pasha
supply Is Unlimited.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.--60 towns aud
wards give Smith, Rep, for Governor, 800
majority, q Republican gain Of 900. The
city OF Milwaukee, except 8 precincts,
gives ~ majority for Smith. 0S towns and
wards give Smith 600 majority. A Repub.
liean gain Of 100.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The Chairman Of
the Democratic State central Committee
expresses the opinion that Il It will take
an official canvass TO decide the result
on the State ticket; 1853 towns and precincts
give smith, Republican, 100 majority. Re.
publican gain 400.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred and
ten towns give smith, Republican, 2,00O
plurality over Mallory, Democrat, q net
Republican gain Of 800. The Republicans
claim the election Of Smith by 3,0O0to 500
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-Partial returns
from II counties out Of " In Pennsylvania
show a net gain for Noyes, DEM, for State
Treasurer, Of 1900 over the vote of las
year. The returns indicate q Democratic
majority in the State OF from 10000 to Il, 900
The following are the estimated MAORI.
ties for State Treasurer Of the State,
based on partial returns received thus far
Monroe county-NOyes, DEM, l,s0O; Bucks
-NOyes coo; Corbon--Noyes, 700; DauphIn
Hart, Republican, go; Northumber.
land--Noyes, 9oO; Lebanon,-Hart, 925;
Chester--Hart, l,S00; Berks--NOyes, 6,G0O;
$40; Bediord-Noyes, 4C0; Columbia
NOyes, 1900; Delaware--Hart 1900; Hun.
tingdon--Har 400; Cumberland--Noyes,
100.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Twenty.siX
counties outside of Philadelphia show a
Democratic gain OF 1900 over the vote OF
last year, when the same counties gave
Tilden 10 COO majority. Frsnklin-Hart
100; BlaiT-Hart $40; MontouT--NOyes
100; York--Noyes $500; Lycoming--
| Moves 1900; Adams-Noyes 800; Schuyl.
kili--Noyes $40; Lehigh--Noyes /, 100; Pen.
M Center--Noyes 100; Philadelphia
Hart I, T32.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0.--Incomplete re-
turns from Ito COuutles IN WebleIu Ieuus
~sylvania, give q majority Of 50 for NOyes
over Hart for State Treasurer. The same
places gave last year n maj ority Of 1889
for Hayes. 90 Districts Of Allegheny
| county give Sterrell, Republican, for SUI.
preme Judge, q majority Of 1910 over
Turnkey, Dem. On the county ticket, 10,
CERT, Democrat, is elected District Att)r-
ney BY O majority of 77G over Thayer, Re.
publican. PattisOn, Democrat, is elected
City Controller by 1920 majority ovel
sayre, Rep.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G-lncOmplete re.
turns from 10 counties, together with full
returns from the city and county Of Phila
delphia, give q Democratic gain on the
vote for State Treasurer, Of O,GI4. The
same counties last year gave a majority Of
1888 for Hayes, Gilbert, Democrat, fol
Coroner has 1924 majority over KhOrr,
Republican. The combined Greenback
and Labor ticket polled 10000 votes In this
city.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. L-06icial returns
from Philadelphia county give NOyes,
Democrat, 500 majority, a Republican gair
OF 3,450. Lawrence county, semi.oficlal
gives Hart, Republican, for State Treas
urer, about 5000 majority, a Democratic
gain Of 80.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

GRANT is eating in Paris.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

THE SECRETARY OF STATES FooTINGs-
GOVERNOR BISHOPS PLURALITY %, 500
AND MS MINORITY llSl0.
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&IL IR |
ST-ST-STUTTERING!

Stammerng. and lirpc diments in speech that daily
aid hourly yex and m rtfy. ard make one a laughing
stock through life. permlnently cured b., a :, ienthc
rational aud practical method.
sick He tdache and Ague cured BY one doss. Anti
dote. foI Opium. TOhaero and Liquor Habits Trusses
supporters, Prev sntiyes 81 nnges, ETC. supplied
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CONFIDENTIAL!

Every Patient tether SEX cey state an partc-
uArs Of their Dr. AKIN either " person or ~
letter reposins 70 hs trust delicate personal cr
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confidence and secrecy.
ss- DIR. AKIN guarantees batter. safer
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THE MOST DgFFICUIT CASES SOLICITED.
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Life ID too Short to be Miserable.
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annoying symptoms, no matter how discouraged Or
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lifetime he cures ia few wee
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CHICAGO. MAY 10, 1877.
IN. Eeri.Rorkars OF the Mississippi
VALLEY -Thsir Power and re.
spOnsiblIity.

An Address Delivered Before the minors
Farmers Association. In the semi"
chamber at Springfield, H. Jan. 90
fA--
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G Z N I'll e ME N!

YOUNG, hIDDLE-ACED AND Old MEN,
suffering the sad effects o. BODY and mind of Self.
abuse Ex5esses. Disease Detect whatever read or
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vice end reliable aid. II Is vel known that DR. A.
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should not fail 70 consult him.
GTTRE quickest. mild remedies Tor all prt
~ MS waite disease ar old symptoms.
elect. Sphhz. structure, Defects Phimnsis hydro
crie. Naripcele, etc radically cured No n er,ury
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Traveller promptly supplied.
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the past " years. Age and experience are all i'm
Poriant- SEMINAL WEAKNESS, night
losscs nv dreams pimp'es on the fsTe l0st manhood
c IN positively he cured ladies venting tie most
patients. book for the million Neuia~c Gri de-
which tells You all about these al -osscs WI siord
marry-Nh by Bot-l0 cents 10 pay postage. ny
James has ~ rooms ard psriCr. N,u s,e no Crs
but the Doctor. Of'ice hoL-s 9 a. m. to N.
sundays. 10 20 . ~ in-ftr sfri..'. c''ff t'.r
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THE MOST D,FFItUIT CASES SOLICITED
Life 4 COO Short Id he MisnrnhIa
CURED AT HOME.

Persons at a distance may be cured at home By adj
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ell Ia
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~ ATIONAL LABOR UNION-Orpar

NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNION-O Organized
1V August 20, 1866
RICHARD TREvKLLIGK, President, Fisher Block, De
rOtt
HoRAcB H. DAY, FirSt Vice President, New York
ms. T. o. @. WILLARD Second Vice President Chicago.
c. BES. JOHNSON, Secretary, TAmaqua Pa
A C. CAMERON, Treasurer, 52l West Madison street
Chicago.
Executive Committee A c. Cameron. Of Chicago,
J. Syvis. Of Sunburv Pa N. W. Field. Detroit Mich
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N. >. AKIN, NJ. o.,
81 Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Mich
Dr.JGMES,
Lock HOSPITAL,
CORNER
VI lchfu rim 4 rronkiiu

WashllriOI ( franklin.
Chartered BY the
Stste OF illinois for
the express purpose
81 giving immediate
relief in all cases Of
~ iyHie. chronic and
urinary diseases in an
their complicated
forms It's " ell
known that Dr Jan "
has a. on ~ tho head
Of the profession FOR
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The married single, desrI aid advice in any de-
cate matter relating u health land beautvD proven
tion and u dise,se eonhd@utly consult the Doc
tnr with the assurance ~ safe quick cure in all Ases
StiIpicul,ure-FeW. healthy children, or none.
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Surgical Diseases. Cancers. TumorS Hsre.Lip FistulA
Club Fnuot, etc, remedied BY the approved
methods.
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MACHINIsTs AND BLACKsMITHs

1vl INTERNATIONAL UNION. HeadquArter~-
Cleveland, Ohio. JOHx FKHRKNBkrCH, President, lock
box First Vice Pres Lewis q. wilcox. Buffalo, ". w.
second Vice Pres, Richard Swami, New Orleans. La
Third Vice Pres, William II. Hartman, Altoona Pa
Fourth Vice Prs~, James W. Levesley, Toronto, Ont
Treas Fred. p. McFeely, Aiddieto~n, n. v, Sec Of
the Ins. Dep, William y. Upright, Syracuse, n. Y.
Judiciary Committee. IuncAn Dewar indianapolis Ind
J. J. nngworth, Utica y. v: Robert E.ins Warren
~ james 8. Graham, Rochester. \. Y; ". ID. Bal
Lantine, savannah, Ga; John Munce Buffalo, n
s. r. A. Van Solver, Nos wAlk. o.
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COburn Medical Institute,

III South Clark street, Chicago. The OLDEST IN
SIITUTION in the United States chartered pressly
for the cure Of PRIVATE, CHRONIC and SPECI Al
diseases Of both sexes. STAFF o. Eminent Professors
l attendance.
RF Consultation personally or BY letter, free.
Book for either sex, two stamps
Please mention this paDer in your ApplcatSoa-
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IRON MOULDERS, INTERNATInNA

RON MOULDERS' INTERNATIONAL
IL JNlON-HeaaquArters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WIN. II. SAvYIS, President ock box ls45 Cincinnati
Ohio.
PFrKR J. MKASEY. Treasurer. 50 summit H., Brook
lyn, MY.
Jas. CAKRoLL. Flint Vice President New York city.
TEonAs CASEY, Second Vice President. box l70 Mont
gomery. Ala.
ions II. DAScH, Third Vice President, box ZOE
Toronto, Ont
4. b. OsLER, Fourth Vice President, boz SOC, Sac
rAmento, Cal
JoHE ?. LnAHY, Recording Secretary, Little Falls.
New York.
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(IOOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION
~ Of North AmericA. Headquarters, Room 9, No.
IL Seneca street, Cleveland, U.
THOMAS HkSEszRRY, President and Treasurer gS
scott ST. West Side Cleveland o
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. CRIsPIN. OFF

Il HAOUI EIlaN UT y T. NIIAIoI IN. UT T T
IL eers for the ensuing year-F. @. D.-Miss Nancy
Whitmore, Rochester, ). q. ID Mrs Della Mckay,
StOneham LIST @. D.-Miss MARY Weaver: End G. D.
Miss hattie Stanton, Louisville, Ky 81 G. D.-Miss
Maggie Sotspke, Roche ster @. S-Miss Esther Bell,
Baltimore; G. T.-Mrs. Eliza Rogers, Lynn, Mass
All correspondence busness ~ the order should be
Sibley Block, Rochester, ~ ", 70 Esther Bell U. s.
Baltimore. Md
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TOURNEYMEN TAILORS UNION OF

~ Chicago, meets every Monday evening At ! O'Clock
in their hail. l29 Dearborn ST. rezr Madison St Pre-i-
dent Henry kessler Vice President > LorentE. Rec.
nd Cor Sec'y, Charles Darger 2u5 2. rtIsnd avenue
Financial Secretary. c. Stone Treasurer, -
RosenlOf
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MINERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
WI General ONCE Of the Miners National Association
JOHN STSKY, President JOIN JANIS, General Sec y.
Address all communications 70 John James, Room No.
L. No. 9lA Seneca street, Cleveland Ohio aud they
will receive prompt attention
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Lingering or Chronic Dis
eases.

Scrofula. Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Piles Goitre Drop
Gravel, Constipation, Tapewnrn, Liver Diseases
etc u whatever nature, carefully diagnosed
and skillfully treated
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A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
IA IRON AND STEEL HEATERS. POLLERSANI
ERS.-Headquarters - Bethlehem, Northamp
ton Co, Pa. Adam W. SchaelA. W. q. s., Bethlehem
BENZ. y. Spangler, @. X. 8 Springfield, III. IsAa,
Williams, Treas
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS o THE
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL

i UNION.
A. II. BopwELL, Of NV York, President.
HENKY WBITK Of Memp u. first Vice Pr sident
W. d. RkDnELD, Of Washington, Sc ond Vice Pres
dent
W. A. HUTcHISsoS Of Chicago, Recording secretar,
and Treasurer
W s. PRIDE, Of wilmington s. G. Corresponding
Secretary
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tmbraces, under one management, the Great Trunk
Railway Lines Of the West and Northwest, and
with it, numerous branches and connections forms the
shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all
points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Min
nesota, Iowa, Nebraska, California, and the Western
Ierritnries LIS
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SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

C<rr<nssr. - I hereby certify that havr had CO
sssln 1s IN ne head pains ssre.. the temple. dl
ss. g nasd -. ana eoas suss n
sAss .ad svssy ,9assi4n I'm q sssssr
rapdiy ~ bead snd a thst could not k..2
s Ssa q me- 4 rs POINT q sace:sen
vorl thea % every means N ny ~
ssls ale s 70 sIsd an a % Raes
95 .sa Syysa q n &
but u IL Quest r. The cons.an, imam .S
= irrtlssi and ny lungs y scas.rs " ~
s ,Ss e esse " s ai.sa se
ss np;, en- sa1ssa s' 'TR s hs
reached tbs stage. or about sx mcnths ago. oegsa
a.; a., gss "a ne AZ bois Improve r
~ The nE.t do.e seemed 20 Siesr NJ rsra ~ n
sav. ~ uaHas 4 sarsis soon reduced M III
q; = s@sss q NE n
ehess shs sazzn n9.ss y r n e eSn
~ .y.ry sy Y ~ o. sssass
have been I'M. expeit bssau.c a. drug .si
q n :sis s@ II
IAN familiar with ne trc afmcnts Caranh e Pr Ks.
ssa y me Is: soRs s y es .s ssy
q rrmedy and app.rHtu. that have srps.fed
heir r.e a. * AZ care of my general health nn
obtaned 20 relief frnm any q
slnr- curing mysclf vita s. NFokps HApicAL 49,
I nave recommended n in over one hundred 800 ss
without single Of failure and have " nns . a
Wh0m havo sold one bottle. Thisn the upy pAthsns
nrdlrfnc have err recon rcvrr havss. n
th~ir sale. Very gratrfuliy yonrs l, rr~sunrF.
Bosrrx. Feb. - los5. CEOn1- " bANsa'D''
Feb. 2. fs-a
TO- ~. .n.lv arnrnrrd the said Gcorrr VI nr-
more ana made oath that tho foregoing stniemenss
him subscribed y true. Before mc1
Jusf ice OF the Peace.
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Last evening ns Mr.. james Coffee,
N unsmuloyed c0lOrod waiter, was
seated In the bosom Of his family, re-
Qnling himself with his fsvorite dish Of
fried founders and hard-boiled egg.
sudden rap was heard at the outer door.
Requesting Mrs. Coffee, his buxom
helpmxte, % attend the summons, the
door was no sooner opened than q
grand scufiling cnsucd, and the smack
ing Of IN enormous pair Of lips was
heard. Dinah. don't you know me?"
exclaimed the newcomer, again indulg-
ing in osculatory refreshnent. "Go
long, you sassy nigger!" screamed
Mr.. Coffee. "What's al disP' cried
Mr.. Coffee, dropping bit Of founder
and springing TO his feet. "Don't you
know yah own husban'?" cried the
stranger. "What, Jim johnson ?"
/" Dat Is mel" ssWhar's yer stifiicate? ?"
INQUIRED the astonished host. "Oh, /
lost dat in the seal" {" DO you recog
nize him for your fnss husband, Dinah Pr
inquired Mr.. Coffee. ssNever seed his
ugly Jaws fore in my life!" replied
Mrs. Coffee. And thereupon old Coffee
q went for him. and in another min
ute the stranger was footing Il up Rail-
road Avenue in . manner that filed all
the cats and dogs for blocks around
with amazement. Mrs. Coffee lost her
I first partner At sen, but She says her
present sole man" Is all her fancy
painted him. Nerart Register.
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Are often socthed by Hostctter's stomach
Bitters, because that searching corrective
completely removes the causes Of brain and
nerve excitement, which are 70 be iouna 10
Arrangement OF the stomach, and Of its asso-
ciate organs, the liver and bowels. 10 y .
truth which cannot be too earnestly insisted
upon. that the effect Of mere sedatives and
narcotics, like bromide Of potassium, vaierian,
choral ydrate and opium, h less appreciate
The longer they are used. aud that they can
never permanently relieve nervous sxciIao o /
uess and organic dersngemcnt which lies al
~ roots. Hosfetter's Bltters, however. can
and does cure nervous maladies, Tor the rea-
SON already stated. Sick headache, restless.
ness At night. vertigo, mental heavincss, and
depression OF spirits, a. well a. the dysPepuss
condition Of the stomach. ana torpiui,y q
the liver md bowcis. which give rise 70 them,
are entirely obvia,ed BY this benign Alternative
TAME
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and all people who appreciate the value OF
keepInr q memorandum Of business trans
sctinns, daily events, and items 81 Interest
or ic,pori ance, for future reference, should
cali % their druggists and get Or. fierce.s
Memorandum book free. The Doctors
Grand Inyalids' Hotel At Buffalo, which costs,
when finished, two hundred thousand dol
lars. VIII be opened early In june next, fcr
the reception OF pationts AFFLICTED Win
chronic diseases and deformities- II viii
aFord The most perfect facilities FOR the cure
Of such affections, and its Faculty q physi-
clans and surgeons will embrace graduates
from both American and EuroI can Medical
SCHOOLS who have become distinguished for
their skilI. The Peoples Common sense
Medical Adviser, by Or. H. v. Pierce, Work
cf over nine hundred large pages, Illustrated
by fwo hundred and eigkty-two engravangss
ana el~gart ly bound I'm cloth and gilt, =
sent 10 any address by the Author on 70.
ceipt o. one dollar and fifty cents. Almost
one hundred thousand copies have already
been cold.
q A. CRAIc, Esq, druggist, Of West Alex.
snder. Pa. says: q sell more Of Dr. PierccS
preparations than all others combined Ihey
give satisfaction in every case and ! can
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A Dos in wood-sned has corner
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ron eyes which. NOT % srisvs Ne. brightly
smiled.
Poor childi poor child
/ ssc4 % hsar your laugh. your talk. your
n q nos sfne nat love win do 10 wrong.
POor childi
49, n n iosely niGhss. should lie awake.
And 81 lhooo words your full avengers make
Poor child. poor child
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"A bah has been introduced into the
View York Legislature limiting the
amount IL real estate owned ~
church which may ne exempted from
taxation The allowance i restricted
% the ground on which the church
stands and rs fect On each side.
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'hoald svr sssaiR. > saa.rsl Praioa
again .-~.f 80. NJ
befors ] could - ny u11ufh open 20 !
deny that my cousin wasuy WIFE, Grey
"a her svsy toward -. bou = -
boas. leaving Jessis and - wbero -
we're. A moment after, Mis- Idelia \
vent below % the Iadies' cabin, md
GREW told % that she complained q
feeling III She did not make her ap-
pcarsncs agnin duEing ths trip-
Grey apologized for he missake -
had nn&o n in1rodncing yessie, -
said he would ~ and remedy r. His
friends-the lady ard gsn1lsDan Who
had originally proposed 10 sDjWrn-|
nov TONED q, and Jcssis introduced
them 10 me ~ her husb2ndi
I hastensd % deny - relation. buf|
Grey and Jessie la1Ehsd o. my desiai
IN : most extraordinary cool manner,
. that I actually began . wonder
Il I kadnt, IN . a. q aDserac<ions -
some Poriod. been married 20 my own
cousin
Il shall know ts-.ight,r tAoughk I.
. nf the Tide-mill House; for q Jesaie
and have but one room allotted 20 n.
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