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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
NOTICE..
The last call-.-without Cost.

TIME Notes and accounts of S. S. ROSS
i have been placed in my hands with in.
structions to proceed immediately for the col
lection Of the same. Those, therefore, In
debted to said Ross will call and make pay.
Inent by the LIST OF NovembeTFnext, to me-, or
in my absence to VIM. K. Ross. who is au.
thorised to receipt for the same, otherwise
steps will be taken to coerce payment.
M. D.. BROWNING. E
Burlngton, Oct 3-18tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,

gpHAT the Subscriber has taken letters TO,
~ Administrator of the Estate of Charles E.
Dana, late Of Muscatine County /. 7. deceased,
and hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against the Estate to present them for
authorization according to law. All persons
indebted to the Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to me at Bloomington.
MARY S. B. DANA.
Admr. of C. E. Dana, dec.
Sept 10th, 1889. If
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
HATS. CAPS. & FURss.

nRIDGMAN s. PARTRIDGE, have just
h received large assortment plain and
napt Hats; Otter, Fur, Seal, Nntra and
Coney Caps-prices 10 80 dollars; Hair, Seal
and Cloth Caps, mems and boys; Jennet and
Coney Skins for Collars; black and light Capes.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
ILL, AND w INTER-
GOODS.
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lust received, per Steamer Daisy, Large
81 and General Stock OF Dry G GODS, Boots
shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., suitable to q
sent and approaching season; all of viii
be sold at a small advance for cash.
Cali and See
EWING g. LOGAN.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
Oct 8. Is.
STEAM FERRY
At Appanooce and Fort Madison.

Al AppdHOOce anu FOrt Mau1sOHs
YEHEr subscribers take this method of inform.
ing the public that they have in complete
operation ncD Steam Ferry Boat, which
is now running, and will constantly run with
out delay between Fort Madison. Iowa Terri.
tory and Appanoocc, Illinois. The boat is new
made strong, well banstered, and is quite con
venient, calculated for Ladies', Children, and
aged persons, to be free from any danger o.
Stock or Steam.
The Boat Is calculated to run at any time
regardless of wind or high water, and the roads
being good to and from the Ferry on both sides
of the river, at all seasons of the year, is ar
inducement to Travellers to be confident of be
ing conveyed across in safety and without dc
lay.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

For crossing ! wagon and yoke Of oxen ST.
IS $ l span of horses 0C
cart or wagon and horse X
eacl, additional yoke of oxen 2:
g each additional span of horses 2:
i" man and horse 81!
/" each loose horse 9:
IS each foot passenger IL:
- each head OF loose cattle II:
/" each head Of hogs, sheep or
goats D.
EDWARD WHITE,
AARON WHITE.
Appanooce, H., Sept. II, Ie39-1etf
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

the sheriff OF van Buren, county deem
posse con,itatus necessary to aid him in
the service or execution Of civil process,
he has the whole power Of his county at
commands. With regard to the necessity
or propriety Of call for posse con,it,t,ts,
the respective ministerial officers must be
the Judges, both as to the call aud force re-
CURED. Further than this, we consider
an allusion to military or armed force at
this time to be entirely out of place. We
think the civil authority of the United
States is sufficiently powerful to bring Of.
Tenders to justice; and though it may not
be adapted. TO make as forcible an impress
sion at the commencement as the military
arm yet generally it operates with more
certainty upon offenders III is more seri-
ously felt in the sequel, and more durable
in its effects upon those it Operates upon.
/ therefore exhort the citizens of the Uni
ted States residing in Van Buren, county
those in particular over whom the au-
lthorities Of Missouri are seeking to exer.
else an unwarrantable and unjusti6able
liurisdiction-to be calm and discreet IN
all your acts. Look up to the civil au.
liberties of the United States for protec.
ton. Should you even be threatened with
determination by the all powerful arms o
Missouri, be not dismayed. You are nei
Their slaves that you should pay tribute to
Ia foreign government, nor passive mem
lbers Of q defenceless community that 70,
should be taxed without your consent
1 You occupy the exalted station Of free ant
.Iindependent citizens of the United States
|. You purchased the lands on which yo'
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
Fekciaal0 Hotel.

JACASONs LAs
YWyTIIS establishment is now opened
IL for the accommodation Of the
public, under the superintendent
Of the undersigned. The house has
been completely and handsomely fur.
nishctl; and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boarders,
Extensive stables arc attached an
der xhe charge IF a. attentive ostler.
And every facility for the satisfactory
management Of this department is prc
vidcd.
The table will be uniformly furnisll-
ed with the best supplies Of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make The
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls. and
parties ofpleasure may be entertained
OH the shortest notice.
The establishment HAS been purcha
| sea and is'entirely under the control o.
the present proprietor, whose best OK
lefiions are rendered to build 10 the
Icredit VI the house, and make ii II ev-
! cry respect, worthy The patronage Of s
liberal and generous community.
A STONE.
ysskssh, July hi 1883. n:
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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

4k6 ,h1 25lh ak. smoan o'hsrs, 'h'
y following notes were a'o'en 'fQiu 'nt
oilice 81 the undersigned, ef itS'spe, ~
Nv: "A n6.s dated 81 >|&l, 9N}H1't Y
:ho order q r. t|aIf'a, tof t''< s'''1
81 eleven hundIea hAd hinety-stfen dol
lafs ana thirty lhfos cents, drawn BY a
h. Van Norman and Sylvester Damn
also. 4 note same due, payable q ihs
order 81 said Harris, for The same mint
same date, and executed BY the same
parties--aIso, note for Tho same amt.
sama date. payable to said Harris, and
executed by said Van Norman And Dunn
and Isaiah Cain--nlso, 4 note for iiity'
three dollars, payable 10 The same par
III, made by r. B. Van Nornan--Rlso,
note for The sum Of two hundred and
thirty-four dollars md eighty-seyen and
4 half cents, made by Henry Hunt, pay
able Is the order Of said Harris,
The public arc notified not 70 trade
for any or either Of said notes, and the
debtors are required q make payment
10 no person except myself, a Harris,
in person; the said notes were not en-
dorsed by said Harris.
A liberal reward viii DO given for the
apprehension of any person having eth
or Of said notes ia possession.
A. Nj. DUNN, Atty. nt Law.
Jackson. Apfil6 T-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

CTR A ED away from the plantation Of
- tie slbscribefs near Woodsille, about
one ycar since, 4 b RINDI.E STEER with
a crop and Sit ia each ear--also, three
other STEERS strayed away from
the SANS place about seven weeks since,
one Il bIuo with white face. Ind has one
han bent down, with crop off the left
car and Two Sits IN the right smother is
i red and white specified, with crop of
The left ear and two Sits II the right the
other II black and white speckled, with
a swallow fork In each ear. Any person.
thai viii take up said steers and return
them ID the subscriber, Al his plantation,
win be literally rewarded. Any inforina-
lion respecting then addressed 10 the sub
scriber at lyoodMlle, Nil, Or toihc Office
of thc pinev Woods Planter, Liberty, Mi,
will Ne thankfully received
JOHN KAIGLER
Julv 70. 22-5s.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
NJ. GREENEN NORTH.
RAYMOND Miss, August Ist, 1899.

For reyiying in Bayou Sara, La, the 'Lou-
isiana journal, under The title Of the
Democratic RefOl'lllCrI
DRECEDENT renders il necessary for
= Us, IA The present instance, 10 sayi
something to our friends relative to the
course we intend TO pursue and the politi-
cal principles under which we shall be 60
verned.
II will bcour purpose 10 publish such
sheet MS win be acceptable, in point Of
NEWS, TO all parties, but at the same time,
our political tenets being truly democrat
ic, We shall use our utmost endeayors to
promote the great and glorious principles
Of Equality, unawod by the power Of the
ruling dynasty Of our State, and unbribed
by The lI,cre of modern whiggery.
/ Reform IN the present state adminis-
irati5h, HI the present banking sysinn,
and the present unjust tax laws which are
IN force, viii be cur constant aim, and our
Isntiring cxcriions will be used to bring a.
bout re-actisn IN the public sentiment,
Oh those vast and important topics.
AS regards our choice for the highest Of
lhccs kRown to the Constitution Of Our
country, We shall chccrfllly lend OR feo-
fble aid 10 ihe support Of the present talen-
tied md patriotic Observation-Disclosures
IVAN BuREN and RfcIIARp M. JOHNSON.
~ The columns Of thcR eformer will be FL
lied with d general synopsis offho proceed
lings of Congress and our State Legisla,
ture, whilst IN session, a weekly review o.
1.-THE Gotten, produce and money markets
domestic and foreign intelligence, agricul
tire, science and Iiterature--and, in fact
I've will cndeavor to render our sheet !
faithful chronicler Of the Zines
The permanent establishment Of de
\ Imocfatic paper in this section Of the state
lshould be apparent 10 every member b
y the party. We behold, upon every hand
/ organs springjng up like mushrooms In a
81 forest, dedicated 10 the unhoIy and fnnati
j lral cause Of Federalism, and warmly sup
7. lpDrtcd BY The friends oftho cause, and IN
m0nied power Vi Louisiana, whilst demo
cracy Il suffered to bleed 10 wane andt
: die, for want &c proper cxei'tions on Ii
. lpart Of its advocates. Shah II be so still
The great commercial advantages er
loved by Bayou Sara situated as she /.
\ upon ihe banks or the broad Missippi, 4
!. wcll as The highSminded and liberal popl
lace who inhabt and surround il, Is, "
Il think, sufficient inducemcnt for Us to 81
n Ter into The enterprise which ourkCspet
J. tAs indicates.
\ Having thus laid before ihe public
,llbficf outline Of our intentions, for patroi
ii age and support we throw ourselves upC
y tie Intelligence IF an nppFeciating pubN
THO first number of the Refofmef WI
Il be published on of about tlIo 10th oI Sci
NJ TENDER next, an Imperial sheet, at iis
dollars per pnnun. ia advance, or six DO
I. lars III INC end oG The year.
" WI 4. HODGES a. ca.
1NN s4..* A24lE.tIt ff4rU HE# is
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

THE undersigned intend q publish "a
least FOR twelve months by way Of experl.
menf, pn agricultural work 70 be entitled
"1nE MissIssrrrr FAR,iEn y
Tho ala of many lnYd Iisc1t planters n
Iiinds ma the adjoining counties has az
ready been rendered to Che undersigned:
and II hoped that every part Of me
State cofrespondcnces WILDE established,
botk u extend the circulation of the jour
nal, and 10 furnish matter Of interest and
value forts pagcs.
One of the main objects Of ihe Gar
MRRn will be t. deyelope our local pccn-
liaritics. Abstract essays, therefore, will
not be desired but, all information as 70
Tie productions Of the State, the modes Of
culture, The stock, the capabilities Of the
soiI, tho comparative adaptation Of Diff
ferent portions of The State to different
pursssits--and all other matters taught By
orpcrience and long residence in the
State--wiil be most industriously sought
after. III a word, the work will not be q
universal farmer but, as KS name I'M
ports, Il mississippi Fdyme, promo
ting, first and foremost, the special inter-
csts ofour own planters and farmers
The :sFARMER" will be published in q
form Of four large quarto pages, semi
monthly AT the end Of the ycara title
page and index will DO forwarded to the
ubscribers---tbus making handsome
and convenient volume, for binding up,
as permanent record &c useful agricnl-
tufnl history.
pRTCE--Firs Dollars per annnm in
ADVANCE. variation from the terms
viii be allowed, except that for every
t,centy dollars paid By any one individual,
FIVE COPIES win be furnished, and lar
ger amounts ia the same proportion.
01rThe "FARMER'' will be published
al RAYMOND. Its editorial management
viii Be in The hands ofthe editor Of the
Times. All orders viii therefore be dr.
rected, POST PAID, to Raymond.
s. IT. KING,
N. GREENE NORTH.
4 RAYMOND, Miss, August lst, 1889.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
AZ Tug coon OLD rRIcEs.

AT THB GOOD OLD PRICES.
TESHE subscribers take pleasure in an
~ nouncng to the public that they are
now carrying on the above business in Iii
berty, at the old shop on Washington ST.,
and are prepared to dowork ofal sorts IN
the blacksmith line, at the shortest notice
and best style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR is enough for making and put
ting on pair Of shoes, they will shoe hor-
SEES for TWO DOLLARS the set, and Dc
all other work in proportion, They are
supplied with Iron, Steel, Coal, &C., ane
will make it the interest Of the Planter:
and Others TO give thcircastom; therefore
they doubt not but d liberal share Of pat
ronage (Which they solicit,) will be exten
led to them. JONES 81 TILLOTSON
Liberty. February 2 1889. Soft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

II..., wa ESl.1 EI W E E71' . VA W. v. g
y '-,R al y
III a haa long been apparent - many 81 the 70.
| A hecting members Of the Democratic Partycf
the United States thai perodlcai iot the advo-
cacy and diffusion q their political principles.
similar 10 those n such active and influential
operation In England, would bc deslaetvtnmo Of
great Importance e supply periodical which
should unite with the atttnctious q sound and
vigorous Literature, political character capable
cf giving cihcicnt support 70 the doctrines and
Iunanufcs cf that paFtys now maintained by
large majority ef she people Discussing the
great questions e policy before ,hc country. ex'
Zine through az ssi ssls psas shat ibss psi
can furnish, ~ articles "a greater length more
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07
y6SgHlR .A 81 $ !
a GARD

a @kAsAsDa
HWVIIERE is an impression abroad, IT APP
pears, that my house Is not in a con-
dition to entertain customers. Probably
the loss Of part ofmy house by the late
FIRE, has caused this mistake. Ny loss WIS
considerable; but can still accommodate
as many as any public house la the CITY.
Gentlemen travelling With their families,
win find good rooms in a retired part Of
the House.
WILLIAM PARKER.
Nafchez ian. <. IR39.--1-ff
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REpt BLIC OF TEXAS.
Treas Rr DEpAKrMENT,

City Of lIunston, 18th JnIv 1880. (
TN pursuance of arc4ulrrmcnt Of a law passed by
l Congress OF this Republic, approved January
2lst, 1899, making it the duty of the Treasury to
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the Gil
OF CALHOUN, on a day by him fixed. Notice
is hereby given that the lots in the Ciy Of Calhoun
will be Offered at Pnb ic sale, Nonday the 18th
day of November next, between he hours Of: Ten
O'Clock, a NJ and Four O'Clock, 7 NJ, al the Capt..
to- Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
the following extracts from the law above men,
toned
Sec 4.-Bn it further enacted, That the lots in
said town shall be offered and sold for other cur.
rencv than gold. SILVER, audited paper, or the pro-
missory notes Of tins government.
Sec 6-Bc ii further enacted, That the aid OTIS
shall be sod on the following terms, VIZ: One
fourth part to be paid down, and the other three.
forth to be iii equal instruments OF SIN, twelve and
eighteen months.
Sec BE it further enacted, That il any
person who shall purchase AIRY OF these aforesaid
lots. shall I ii to make pHvmLm' 1" the Seve.al liz.
sta!mruls in conformity with this Act, he or they
shall forfeit all such they may hav preyi.
ou>lv paid, AID the lot. pUrctlaS, hy such drtnu-
ter shall revert 10 the govrrnIn ut Of TIE RepuJ
lie.
Sec S.-Bt it further enacted, That all persons
aliens no, excepted, shall have tn" privilege OF pur
chasing and holding w." same. and the President j.
autF,IlZrd to l>>nCpatrn,> To l!nin 50 su"n tit
las, IN s,ancnt shah have been p>ld."
The sale will continue from day to day, until al
Of the lots slla have been cSi'osc, Of
Calhoun is situated ON the las: end of Natngor
d.. Island, directly Oh the Main Pass INTO Matagor
da Bay and from It's advantageous position, vii
probably become the principal commercial city il
Western Texas.
4 Plan OF tho city may lie seen in the Genera
Land Office.
The several uapes in this Rcp"biIc1h CONNER
cial Bulletin, PIcnyunc and Iruc Anne lean, Of \
Orleans will publish notice until the day ol sale.
JAMES ii. STARR
81 ,rfi, e ih,
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

- ibMACl PlllS-Au eminent medical writer has rena,k
~ ed and experience has cd The that
attentive keeping the stomach aud uwe> in orup-r order
preserve hr1lth dTSeap. aud
chrcri" aud hcahy old for desirable
pills ar" ndaptrdh"ms prepaed the .urhue ruinine,
rXtlact nf cHmomlc flowers tie most choice hc
aeren drugs of the Metera hl,dica They
cnsc proved to other medicine
stomach aud liver Complaints loss of appetite
sensation OF iuncs and oppression after meals OF
breath ana excellent The Ia
bic, ihcy gently and cleanse The how e srepv hep
III" atnnaFh and,soraie tue constitutions Females he
vaiuc good health Should he them ,bey pur
Ne blood rehort distractions, and give The skin jrau
ppfso nr
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HR IIlil.l'S L ZERO ABDOMINAL. SUPPORTER
NNlllS new instrument tor the radical ui Pro
| lapsus utcr or Falling Of The Womb, by tx
term! application, supcrsrdng tho OF the b
jectlouabe pressary, is confidently recommended
TO the afflicted as the means OF perfect restoration
to health, ii never having failed of performing
cure, even under the most aggravated circum>iun
ces. 1t has received the decided appreciation Of
SIR Aslicy Cooper of London; Sir Bpmjumin c
Brodlc Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen;
ID Ashwcll. Lecturer on midwifery I" Guys Hos.
ruA DR. Rignv, lecturer to ST Barihnluuews; DIR
Griffith, lecturer TO Westminster Hospital: DR.
sham, lecturer to London hospital Robert
'r'" Westminster lying-n hospit,
4" MiddrsrX hospital.
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'"0' JOHN L. HOLLAND,
80 IN IT, d .uuty Clerk
~, ar ,I0IIISJA de C.,

sNTAT DE LA LouislANh- '" 'r'', d' l.,
~ ncrcc dc IA No,lvc!Io Orcl"s-L E'l"' u' ''
Iouisiaue a tous ceuX que Cos P'cac'' ''
Amsudn one ANDREW 5. BARKER ayant
rche,6 a une vcntc fate par lie Shar'if dc Ia pa
roissc dc la Nouv lie ORLEANS Ia pr"Nr4cle clhp'es
dscrle, s'esl adrcssd au grciFo de- ce'o ''u' "n
otto vcatc Tut enrGIist &C % neuVn"c lo"' a
dc ranuGc 1899, pour un avs coH"t'Ie ''''"'
,c.e, de la Legislature dc Pc at dc s' Leu s'a'''
,,,;,nG - Ac,e hour confrncr les ttrcs dcS "cp'f>
rcurs aux ven judcluircs;" APPROVE 10 ~ 'h''S'
1884. 49, ;,h.5o,
Qu'il SOFT count, CT toutes r'rS""neS
soul par ccs prcScntcs sommc1S' au "'" "' '''
dc la Louisiana ct dc la Cour de C"'l'1Ie ~
Nouvec Orle M, qni pourra'ch' aVo" u'"'I 'r,n
mr. rri6f ci-au,cs dGcri.e. en- consequence " "'
ddfu, do fo,ms dams rorire, ie dec ct Oh lie 1'e'
n,cnt dc la Ccur, en- vertu du4'c' Ia F'n ,b dns
fait on =. \ tou @ Irregular on loS''',' II
.,,ti,ns:/ l. PAWS Gu lie temps ct lie hono "' ia
,rntc = }nour 'uuc autre cause qucIcon4nr, nc
f,ire v /. dams trentc ours datcr &C Ia p""Ic'-
ton Get avis pourquot la vent al''si 'a'S ''c ~
,a,, mas coufiru,Gc CT homotoguoe
La dite proprie't ut vc"dne par ,e olcFn l ,"S,
al Ia yingt troll -emc jour dc Juliet, dc la"'G
1899 Gu ver,u dun dGcret dc cct>c Conf tr,'u. ~
,ro;enc iour de JUN de raunGc 1888, dams ram Ire
do Andrew S. Barker pour ru-ase ue FA'c'1ai"'!
Rail Road and Banking Company conlfe JOHN u u
II inks and Robert Chew Cainmtck-No' re Ut
nnrket dc ce,te Coar a laquce vcntc Andre
s Blrkcr s'cst rcndu ac4qtronr pour |" p''A ~
sort mile trois cont clnlnan'o P'aSttes' pay "''
Compliant. "a, ,. l., ,, Il,
iudciai re, saVulr L., w..
,,m,ero o.nran,e hut, faubourg Annonclai'"'
rn,n, rencognurc des rues Constance ct Il
mrsc mes,rauL cont slngt pleds a. lace d Ill ~
Constance, sur cent vlngt p'dS &c p'o''"',"
face n la rue Lacoursc, lie tout ehr" ieS ~" IN
naralleles ensemble ascc tonlcs les a'e''''d'
LA nj
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nre: silk cotton aud under s.lr> AM drawers
cuutrI" and sin InnhNrrcmcts hlhrA Hn( fancy c,a-
vat in great v,rirtt Siuk- ul description:
ola tie ana cotton ~usprndrr-: SIik Couu and thread
gloves cents o-kin gloves: umhrlluS and canes gold
mounted.
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ting d"st 'r-~iu- cases pr o.io., pcriu"erN, cut
lerv ANA rlrh in"ry goods.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16
TIE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
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"A ng disco, cred method of curing himself Ner,uua
Mental Comln Mt OF fourteen years uranm and four
wears having h" ave tU patients, NIL Of HON he has
ed who followed his adNiCe c>r
lrncr rather than gam tn cn'e others. Low
hy and 'xa"""n ,ote1mln alton Of blood 10 the head
gronndt>s feat failure OF memory, for busi
nc>, udN Nt rest cssncss olnon wrcichedness indie
c" dcie"h me anch"lv thong hts Of self DIES
sandy, durable by this uru, Most re-
cover IN six weeks.
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