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Yours, &e.
p. wKATHERpypN.

T,h, Hoover pe,rnaker, South second Street,, bc-
$3.50 MARY ana Chrilian- Streets, PhiadeIphia yoius
,r,iv ,s,,kef cath as follows namely tina his wife,
MARY Flo ycr, WAS 70 fsverely af&sd with violent
rh.u,a,r very dangerously lituated, the consequence
of fsyere eod after lying to be confined toer bed
far fcuera weeks, and st 4cngtn reduced 10 ine
nelapcholy apprehension OF remaining crPpe tor he
par withlaaas. the moi refpeeG1ble medical advice
was followed, aud every probable remedy atenpfsd;
when feeling isveral cafes OF performed by fla
nditon's Etece and ExtraA sSitard, they were pro-
snrsd from Mr.. Birch, No. ~ South fceond-Ssfset
The 6ra senlicatoa enabled her - walk aerof, The
roorn a aic =. ne bottle rStered her to sr ulua
asrs of health AID it-cngth.
.sgvorr and fu5crihei before Esnegsrger Forpn, hiq
one d the iatices foE Philadelphia County
So. YttMd.ToN's
wGQNs DESTROYING LOZENCES.
xh; hsse sssthin four wears p1a cured upwards Of
one hundrrd and stY thpuiand perions Ct both te1es
,sv Coz aud in every htUatiop CT various dangerous
lrn-s c,sf. ms frUnl worms, and form obttIusfans
- ihouiaefs u, tiss. ti n ssa sad bowels.
.bi< pa..eias bears analogy whatever ns Saiiar
80; e. e.,.s iy erp ained Of = operating with vio-
ee On tis cclr1ssfy Faftcaaf exse icaec 81 tii's
e,ny tpi.ei TO every see aud contribution;
.a.i@o bst sShrt is p-rsSy iAnoccar, and IS
go, 80; ,,rsysp h5t il cannot inure Nc NOR
- = ,,t lady or the rsaderSd lht4nt 81 week
va c,,S !. worms exiG ia tie body M, VIII with.
,.n o. gripping, eleanf the sto'lasa ana '%ss'sas
ss.,.r = foul or ofenGye and t,ereSy pSsVen. "a,
.,ssa,In 81 worms and may 'ats ci,ssae's, lnsY
,rf,e.sasly -aecps 10 caFfylg on d. 4t@is az,
cor apsoas ievsra and bilious cenl1'4s and
y. fslt an raildsa pafgat'ss ,hAe A- - 'G %
~ sssasgs,
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70 Rent.

ne ewoeorv BRICK fiCLSEoo the coroner c
Vote and Union Streets, a psslrnt il the ocea
eancy Of the Sabiesiber-qoaSGi will be imne
.dis,ely given. A,tactsd 10 tbs property are 2
kitchen, in,oke houls, fable, and two large gar
aers. The Gtuatien tor a rsyate family is as
ds6fablc as any in a.icxateia
Robert KIRK.
as,CAUTI0N.-T hofc perfons
who nave been IN the habit Of taking SANf)freu7
eff The above pfeNates, wi,hput the a5srftilet 4
perrafion, arc fofewarned from REPETITION OF It,
% ercfy future 1efpaGcr vii! cenaioly be pre-
frcuted K. KIRK.
March g. % eolot
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ONE, HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

KAMA WA IrOr-l IHC SuoSCtipS' va "
Of October last, negra nan slave "&''''
B @ B,
sbout 20 years Of age, FIVE feet nine inches WY
straight lmbed and well formed; SAID slave ' -.
an irnpedlmen,in bis speech which prevents n,,
readily replying 10 question. He eon,m a,s (
wears earrings. He took with hlm Vaf's'! =
good cloathiDg, description of which is nnns't u.
sary, as it is probable he has charged them, ~
has been frequently seen about town SINCE ~ ~
seconded, and all probability is now sct'e,I I,..
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly ',' sov
OF Mr.. Joaa MUIR, late OF this town, O1. I'd
said 10 be free. The above reward wi % "a "a
for securing said Negro BOB, in any g0as d As
a further reward OF Ten COLLARS tor 'Ds Il,
eoveyyof those who have been accessory y =
coacealnlcnt. i 4,
Captains of vessels, &c. are tor~aTl''
their peril, not to take him away. oN
Noc LIZ l =. q
Nov .IS. -
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April3s. eo3t
ROBERTS & GRlfFIlH,
Haze JIM r<eeit0ed, asajar Sax,
IS thells and boxes Of
Imperial,
Hyfyn, 1TEAS.
Young Hyfor, &
Hyfon Skin
Of this ring'simpcr'a.'on.
900 teanis writing and wrapping paPef'
200 boxes Saanilh Scga'',
A few pipes French Brandy, H0il'nd 10' .
Cyder Vireeas,
1000 VT. G!us,
90 doz. Cowfkin Whips,
go boxes Mufcadel Ratiins,
20 boxes Chocolate, sc. &c. ac'
April Q. eoiW l@N5g ..
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EDUCATION.

HE TrgFee' IF Wi"eb9aer Aeadtmy aeglaiut ire
PH5he, that the Latin Greet and Frrre5 languages,
f2gfibrr Toitb flirting, dribmtfie, Geqgratby tie g Of
tbe Globes, EaelH, ard tie Practical branches of tie Ma
fSeTa:, az :s'b IN tie -feaa.oy, by tie PRINCIPAL 4f
ter and Bis qljfants.
TIE fbOot is providtd zotJ Gibbs and 11abs fo, tie
gt ft6e IOzDfr ekDf epiib 7tlGpe, and Electrical
Machine; TOitb Air-smmp, Enionseters, and other
Pa,t 9? Clerical and P6i99pLie4i APPARATUS, for
King The gaI experiments dir, end exhibiting tie pro-
iPsrties Of fbedi6sreai e!gfhe f,ids.
In tter examination Of tie sbee!, he T,4Pec ba04
1re" highly PGd zVifb the plan Of teaching and tie
Proficiency 9ftbe PIphs 0nd esyemeiy happy in al
ding, gvbaf they bteVe m greatly iuereg The utility Of
the igfifnoa, thai JUICE WLhe zUiR in ftwe, dii7r,
IN lie Headtmy, COnre Of Lectures tie La7ps ard
Co.RitSfions Of ibis fate, and tie Uiite1 States.
1b:je Lfs'4res zcM COMMENCE annaoAly tie Jfya
AzOnday in DeesV6er, and continue until t5e AaE Of tie
Jnsfeedng March, aRdi eoyfdnty 6rlieVe that ee,y
e*e'fiOn in bis pOve, gVH Be rae by that gegtianaa 10
render bis Lectures baeiai to bis P, and zvOrfLy of
PabGe Pat,Onage
JOHN SMITH, Pr5ldtnt scNe 1rsasl..
SePfen6er o. (fp-5zO.
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lPaTb faper.]
DIED.

In England at the Crotto Houfe, Margate, in
the 10th year of his age, Mr.. T. p. OLDF1ELp, a
youth OF mott extraordinary genus. AT the ape
years he had fcaret fever, which brought OH him
paralysis of the lower extremtiesand debiiitated his
body for the ref Of his life but his mind prelented
the finef difplay of human perfection Whatever he
read he nitantly had by heart his avorite purluts
were the mathematics, phoiophy, astronomy, geogra-
ply, hiitory, and painting, in all of which he had
made great proficiency. His favorite authors were
Locke and Newton; and his retentive faculties were
10 itroug that he never forgot Jingle incident with
which he had been once acquainted.
He could relate every eircumGance Of GreciaD,
Roman, and Engliih hiAory; was matter of ailrono
my, and had purified up to all its recent difcove
ries had the finef taite for drawing and painting.
and would frequently take admirable likenenes Of
perlons who truck him from memory. He wrote
hand like copperplate; and at very early period of
life made hiinief matter of arithmetic He was ne
yer known to be out of temper, and though he fuf-
fered an nefs of ten years. which terminated in a
droply, and burlting of blood veGe upon the lungs
ne was never once known to repine or be inpatient
Len. pap
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DEAFNESS.

A correfpoudent, who has the misfortune to
be deaf, has communicated the following fim-
pie expedient for fill enjoying the pleafures of
muiic under the prefure of that calamity =
C In my early days was great admirer of mu-
iic; but having loft my hearing many years a.
go, likewiie loft thofe delightful charms which
not only pleate the ear. but give delight to the
heart even in its faddef moments. Having
Tome old initruments by me, and my children
tpringing up, was deiirous they fhould learn !;
but not being able to know when they were
right or wrong, it put me upon the trial of ma
ny methods. The beft have yet found is by
placing ftraight fnall lath, any convenient
length, one end againt the inftrument played
upon, the other againit the upper teeth (the I'M
der teeth have no etfe6) or aganft the nerve
clofe behind the ear. Perfons deaf will be a.
greeably furprifed to find they can difipguilh
every note as diftinctly as when they had their
perfect hearing. 1t mutt be obferved, that on
ly itringed inttruments are here meant
(London paper.)
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IMPERIAL SwoRp.

A Swediih armorer has lately prefented to his
imperial Majeity Napoleon, fword at which he
has worked for theie four years. The following IS
the defcription of it.
The handle OF the fword reprefents the head of an
Arabian horle, with butts of Mercury and Mrs
Upon the branch of the guard, appears the Coddes of
reeompence, furrounded by heroes all crowned with
laurel wreath which ihe fhows to fix other heroes
that they may merit at.
The blade of the mott exquilite beauty and work
maninip, danaiked and incrufted with an n.,r;ption
IN golden letters, Arabic characters bears ee words
TOOK zsM e0nGve' Thy enemeJ, and zU baue pitt on tie
szfioit 6eHee. On the other fde of the blade inf
lice crowned with glory.
The upper the fcabbard is fet with fine
pearls, hihed in the river of Eure-Amne in Fin
land. nm
The upper ornament reprefents the Coddefs PalIas.
leated and leaning againit column upon which is
Teen the nicriptionsR. P. F. Befide the column are
the victorious banners of the republic. The Goddefs
IS holding in her right hand buckler with the buR
OF Bonaparte (; and at her feet is couched lion.
The iecond ornament repreients Ponaparte on
horeback, iurrounded by aids decamp uncovered be-
cane they are ipeakng to Bonaparte.
Upon the ornament, in the middle of the fcabbard
BonaParte is feen mounted upon Neptune's car and
happily arriving from Egypt, to fave France
Inc upper part OF the icabbard repreents Bonapar-
te, mounted upon Mercury's car, drawn by four hor
les, and hatening to join the army.
The fecond part reprefents the army which ceafes
to retreat at the arrival of Bonaparte.
The third part rePrefents the battle of Marengo
BonaParte here appears lorfeback in the midi
of the fire.
Upon the fourth part the battle continues, and ter
inmates with victory.
The fifth part rePreients delicious garden, in the
middle OF which the hero is feen repol upon the boz
fom of the nation, which unknown to him, places
crown Of laurel upon his head.
Upon the hxth part the hero is feen going out of
his tent under the figure of Alexander the ANA
zonsthrow themfeyes his feet, begging for peace
Upon the fame piece are feen Hercules and Mars.
giving each other the hand in token of reconciliation:
they are trampng upon difcord.
Upon the right ide Of the upper ornament are feen
different trophies fwar.
The right iide of the fcabbard reprefents parts of
the towns and fortrefes conquered by Bonaparte.
The lower part Of the fcabbard reprefens the pre-
paratons for the deicent, gun-boats anchors cables
mats, fails, &c.
Parit fqPer]
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MUSICAL PRODIGY.

The famous Spanifh Singer, Donna Ifabella
Colbran, is on her way from Italy to Paris.
This zirtnoJa, who is not yet twenty years old,
is already conhdered as the firit finger of our
times. At three years of age, fhe flung very
well, and at fix lhe was regarded as wonder.
The laR concert ihe gave at Madrid before her
departure, brought her in 10000 reals (6,oOol)
She has, at the requifition of the Emperor Ma
poleon, obtained permifIion to travel for twelve
months, eight of which lle will pats at Paris.
On the day of the Emperor's Coronation, fhe
is to fling for the frh time. From the Empe-
ror's private pure 100000 livres( 4,ooo.) are az
hgned for her expenies, during her reiidence in
France, not including prefents, and what fhe
viii gain If permitted TO fling before the public.
A fashionable young countefs afkine young
nobleman which he thought the prettieft flowers
ROSES or rULiPs He replied, with great gal
lantry, Your ladylhip's Two-LIPs before all
the roles in the world"
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his mother was more peculiarly admirable.
The haunting fcene with Glenavon was alfo ex-
cellent and, in general, thofe paiiages were
mott prominently 70 in which ardent feeling
was to be expreiied. 1t is not by any means to
be undertood, however, that he was defective
IN the descriptive and declamatory fcenes. On
the contrary, his account of the hermit was the
evident reiult of a clear and accurate dif:ri-
mination and the BURT of feeling with which
he announced, the catastrophe of the fige, was
the genuine offspring of nature. But the dying
icene was beyond allcompariion the fineft. We
have icen MIR. Kembe and others in the part
and, with clear perception of all the hazard
we encounter, we heitate not to deliver it as
our opinion, that if any previous performer has
equalled, not one has eXcelled this aftoniihing
child in the delineation of kfe's clofny fcene.
His voice was clear, melodious, and articulate
to the Taft and yet 70 natural, and 70 accurate
ly, did its receding murmurs indicate the increa
ing debility of expiring nature, that each plain
tive accent feemed its final effort. The drop
ping OF the curtain was accompanied by the
rapturous and reiterated applaufes of the audi
ence, whole tears had previoully borne lefs e.
quivocal teftimony to the merits of the perform
Ter.
1t would be eafy to enlarge upon other parti-
culars OF the performance, but it is probable we
may be thought to have already flid too much.
We fhall clote our account therefore, with few
general remarks.
The readings, department, conception, and
whole manner of this boy, are entirely his own.
he is, 10 far as we can Judge, entirely original.
He not only does not initiate the firt performers
OF the day, but he is remarkably contracted with
almoit all of them. Every one knows that the
ichooi of Garrck is now no more. The fire,
the rapidity, the impaffioned gefures, the quick
and exhauftlefs variety which characterized it,
nave given place to awful dignity, to fern eieva-
ton, to favage wildnefs, and to eccentric g-ief.
1t Teens 20 have been the aim of this infant per-
former Gf any aim can be afcribed to that which
mott probably is the refnlefs dictate of nature)
to renovate that fchool. His whole acting, at
ieait, is founded on its principles. 1t is rapid,
natura, and eafy. He has no artificial paules,
no effected modulations, no fatue-like attitudes
Every word he utters feems the immediate refi1lt
OF the feeling which prompts it and if his GET
lures are feidom characterized by elaborate
imoothnefs and grace, they are uniformly true
to character and to PATTON. 1t is difficult to
pronounce refpettirig the height TO which this
phenomenon may one day attain; or whether,
like many others, Gall of them, however, we
contend, lefs wonderfully he may blaze for dav,
and iet in obfcurity. But this we do fay, that
when veteran performer fhal exhibit the pow
ers of this child, he will be entitled to the praifc
OF no ordinary excellence,
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N o TIC E.

HE Office of Supervifor OF the Revenue for
Il the Diitrief OF Virginia beirs diieontirued, and
the unfinished buneis of the iad Office transferred TO
me; the Collectors of the Direet Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been Snalv admit
ed and PAID, are hereby informed that they are now
requeited to call at my office, in the city of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
StaIe-And thole Whole lands have been fold in the
diitret OF Virginia by authority of an act OF CongreG
OF the United States for non-payment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem iuch lands, by paying to ME within
the time limited the principal colts and fees as the law
directs.
Asmoit the aforementioned lands were foid in
Dec: 1902, the privilege ofredrmp;on will coiitinu.
until December next.
Inc money received by me for the redemption of I
the aid lands will be returned the purohaier with
,'i.eren at the rate OF 20 per cent per the
purehaie money, the day on which it may be said
10 me- JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial ID
Joy ep-tf,
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For RENT.

He Tenement in qUbicb tie OFceof fbe
Il Examiner avar .formerLy Kept, .Efuafed on
Boeke HiHimmediafeir beioqv tie Szvan Tavsyn.
The Hoyjc andIof has hfeiy uqdrgone fborot.gb
repair. THE Rand is IabpeJrd fobe an excellent one
far a Grocery and Dry Good Store fo,. zVbicb
purpe,es the front Roam is neatly .Effed UP. The
aboUe tenement may be rented qOifb or zoifbom a
KifebeA. ApbheafiOn to he male at tbe Office of
TIE ENQUlRER. Sept. s.
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Mediterranean PaSsboi7S.
September 90. (ep-

Office is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed expedent to change the form of
the Mediterranean palport iflued to veiIels of
the United States that from the 18th day of Ju
ly next, thofe OF the new form will be iTued at
the cuitom houies to every veiiel, FOR which APP
piication may be made on compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and farrendering the
former pailport of which lle may be poiIeiIed,
it any, in which latter cafe no fees will be reoui-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either fine old or the
new form of paiiport will be fufIcient to pro-
teet the veflels of the United States, from cap
ture until the # of July 1905, after which the
old form of pat1port will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd of May, so4.
The printers ot'tbe la7v5 oft6e United States are
reqHeRed TO inSerf tie a6oz,e in their GaSeffe5
t70iee qVee& for the space Of. fix months and tbe
Coliefor5 9ftbe egfon5 to keep copies Of it boQe4
up in their offices.
June, Q.
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THE Hereulaueum Maaan,ipfs.

Great progrefs has been made, under the ai-
fpices of the Prince of Wales, in the unrolling &
recovery of the Papyri found i'm the ruins of
Herculaneum. The Rev. MIR. Heyter has been
at Naples for comfortable time, engaged with
a number of aliitants, in this important work ;
and fcholars OF every country will be delighted
to hear that he has made rapid progrefs in the
talk. Previously to the interference of the prince
of Wales, eighteen manufcripts had been Open
ed in .he courfe of 46 years; but under his au-
ipices nearly 90 have been opened in little more
than years. This is a patronage worthy of
the prince. MIR. Heyter writes from Portiti in
May Taft, "that tho the difficulties in travel
ling the almof extinguiihed Papyri are ncred-
bic, and the operation of courie mutt be dlato-
ry, as the perions employed may even yet be
contidered as learners, yet every day new lights
are opening TO them.' About 80 manufcripts
have been unrolled under his directions entirely
or in part. Among thefe, were Latin in con-
fequence of fatal accident they were reduced
to powder. He has difcovered at the end of
one manufcript the name of Demetrius Phale,i-
us. Fragments of of Epicurus are ready for
publication the engravings of one book, and
columns of another are completed. 4 trcatfe
on Anger, another De Natura Deorun, as well
as Logical Elfay by Philodemus, are ALTO rea-
dy for publication. The treatife on Anger is
anonymous. That of De Natura Deorum ap-
pears to be by Ph9drus, the friend OF Cicero.
An inhabitant of Afracan has made very va
liable difcovery. A plant which grows every
where in Europe and Alta, in marihy and damp
places, and on the banks drivers, called by the
botanitt Butomus Cimbellams, produces after
very fhort and eafy preparation, flour, of which
bread may be made alnoft as white as wheaton
bread. The inventor has fent fample of -four
and of the bread to the minifter of the Interior,
and in return received from the Emperor very
valuable prefent. PAP.
On the 22d ult. one of the new invented car
rages, called Uei0eifere, drawn by four horfes,
Pafied through the Elyian Fields in Paris. 1t
carried no lefs than thirty-ive paiiengers, and
will be no longer than Sc hours going from Pa
ris to Lyons, diftance of ITO leagues, or $50
Engliih miles. This curious invention promifes
to be of the greatef advantage, both of their
commercial and military tranfports. The in
ventor has obtained an Imperial Patent.
London PAP.
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HtW OIlG ALONE III ufe.
Department of State, J
esd of May, 1904. {
WANTED ON HIRE:

a WOMAN without a Child, who is good Cook,
n Waiher, and Ironer. Liberal wages are offered
tor one who can come well recommended
ALso-A GIRL, from l2 to is, who has been
aeeultomed to wait in houle Apply at the Enqu-
Office Sen, q
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July T..

with Boots Shoes as well as if they were on the
fpot.-.---A-the length of the Boot. C--round the
Caf.-.B-the pitch of ditto.-.D-round the heel and
nitep..-E-round the inifep-..G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againit perpendicular, and
lick knife the erd of the great toe-iet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters, in the diff
ierent meaiures. June so. ep6m.
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a PETITION will be prefented to the next Gene
[ : raj Ahembly, to effabliih a FERRY from the
lands OF PETER RUST, in Richmond County, to his
the lad RUsTs lands in Ehex County,
September Ii 3mep.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURER.
MAIN-sraEEr, RIcHMoNn

M AXES Boots & Shoe.
NI to any pattern or fal,.
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERlALs ard WoRxMAN-
SHIP TO any III general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHOES, Of the fra quality
and newell saihion, for iale
=. Gentlemen at a dii.
lance, who are diipoied to
forward me their reaiure,
by paying attention to the
af,fiaypI s.t,t .,, -
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LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

He FIRST VOLUB1F is ready for Subscribers
at the Book Store of VIM. PRICHARD.
Richmond Auguh ls, 1904. eptE.
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DATES's ALMANAC-FoR 1so5-PnbEB-
- ed BY Mfrs. DaVi5 81 Courtney, nay be
had at THE Office Of tie Enquirer.
September 10. ePf
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5 A I . Il d AY, DecenbsT liza 1sna

oa That Mess Coleman, Caroinc) Dixon and og r. Gill
CO. 70 inc committee claims Mc Powell l.. Booker Wood poke and
'HaKe 10 ne committee OF propositions grievances C7qrlnd
committee Tor courts Justice and Mr. Tzewcr committee Appointed TO-
ing III Dill TO amend the penal laws the
ue o. the resources and expenditures Of the government the %
TO report on the subject OF The James comfc
90 ~h vas referred that pto The Governors
the DnmalSWamPcana n ~ "cS 20
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House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Thurs "A 81. December 18th

A y, December 18Th 1904
a b"i s's sf Sh ' ga too a E isd
u BIZ 10 Bysn the hauling i
au9al Ize%en BrA pcd Downing Se.eey,
i nj ri Sa g,sd from se a ,s & %
n s %3 @ 3 a: and TO s,s s s s st this
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