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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-26
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons having demands against
IA. the estate of the late james Baskin,
Sen. are requested to hand them in, and
those indebted, to make payment on or
before Return Day next.
80 49,, sJNO. w. BASKIN, Admir-.
Sept. 5. 3t40 z3t.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-26
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Payley's Talesof Europe, Africa, Asia
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Popular Lessons, Child's Instructor,
N. York Spelling Book, Elementary do
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

MASHArrAS BANK ISvEsrIearIoS Closed
Mr.. James Boorman, the men of straw, stated
yesterday that the Committee had closed the inves-
tgation in this coneern-aad that they would be pre-
pared to make report in the beginning Of next
week. We have every belief that II will be re-
port like its predecessorsallm stificaion and
cealment. What the public and the stockholders
want is a correct account Of the assets, with the
amounts, names, dates, and oollaterals They can
then Judge for themselves. Will James G.. King.
that small potatoe fnancier consent to give such
report 7 We will see. Meantime, we have also a
report to make on the Manhattan Bank-on its Off
GERS, directors, borrowers, and stockholders, that
will astound this community.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
Coropcr.s OEiee.

An inquest was held at the City Hospital on the
body Of Jane Trott, anative Of London, aged 25 II
appeared that the I'd Of February the deceased
was walking along Walker street when ga muss"
got up by two Of the soaplock order Of loafers
The deceased went into the house 10 the row.
when the stove upset and the deceased most horri-
bly, burnt about the lower part Of her body. She
brought to the hospital, where she died on Tuesday
last
The Jury found that the deceased died from burn.
accidentally received on the I'd Of February. IL is
worthy Of remark that traces Of this poor crca-
lures friends have ever been and all that
the Doctor could learn from her her name and
birth place.
Another inquest was held at No. IL Marion street.
on the body of Jane Peterson, a negro woman, who
also met her death by burning Several negrcsscs
deposed that the deceased lived at Go IL Mulberry
street, and that on Friday morning ON going into her
room they found candle burning and the deceased
quite dead and lying under the window. The Jury
found a verdict Of accidental death.
third was held at the City Hospital, on the body
Of James Honehen.
!, DIR. Hars6cId deposed that the deceased was
brought in on "Wednesday morning lie had fallen
into the dock and was suffering from inflammation
of the lungs which undoubtedly caused bis death
Has doubt but the mans death had been accelera-
ted by the immersion.
Nathaniel L. Asten, the captain OF the second DIS
trict watch deposed, that the deceased was gwen
into his charge on Wednesday about ball O'Clock
He laid down by the stove on straw bed. witness
covered him over with some old clothes, and IN
about half hour the man began TO speak ana toid
his name Some time after he began to vomit,
when the witness took the man mp stairs and sat him
ON a bench At the discharge Of the watch he was
taken 10 the hospital without having hs clothes re-
moved. with the exception Of his overcoat
Another Waterman deposed that deceased was
very drunk when brough, ~. ana thst he must have
been in the water nearly half an hour.
THE ;ury found that the deceased died Of infar-
nation oftbe lungs. accelerated by his failing into
the river and the subsequent exposure
Another was held The bank of the North River
n, the bodv OF Caleb NJ. Angevine, aged G5 who
fell into the dock Thursday night, and was
drowned Verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

o. THE WEEKLY HERALD will be published
hereafter, for the large Atlantic cities, Friday
afternoon, so TO enable TO send a supply on
Saturday to Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. The second edition will be published,
usual, Saturday morning Agents for the cities,
will please to send their orders in time for next
week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

FREs.-There were two yesterday. One in tho
building on the corner Of Broadway and Chamber
street and the other in Beach, one door from Hud-
son street. Very little damage done at either
During the alarm engines Nos. 30 and 30, in going
through yarick street, ran into each other and
crushed several Of the hremen in between. Two
men had each leg broken. The engines were on a
race
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

REDUcTros TO suB-TREAsURY PRiers.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has given the Collector
Of tins port orders to reduce the employees fall q
per cent-and the salaries Of the remaining A. much
so dsagreeabe the subtrcasury salaries to sub
treasurers, that they have sent committee to
WaShina ton 20 demonstrate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

Catholic Schoois-Gou. Sescard's Bargain nth
the Catholic Bishop-Ine Catholic Religion to be
specially protected by the Vhig Administration
al the Irish Catholics in consideration thereof to
rote for Coz. Setoard nert fall.
ALBANY, March3, 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
MORNING HERALD.
New York, saturday, March z, Is4O.

ey- The WEEKLY HERALD will be published,
this day, at eight o'clock, price Ia cents Fl Ann
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

BArx HosoDPsrHy.--I discover "iiring more
nsni,' as the Manhattan notes said 70 Newcomb.
when * put his hand into the drawer and tucked
out sahpO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

Or. The locofocos make their first spring move
ment for the next election, on Thursday evening
next But alas how fallen Not roar 'is to be
heard from the rnsrers."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

DAY BoAr TO ALBAsy.-The Koscuisks now
through by day, leaving here 1T seven o'clock
in the morning fare two dollars, with breakfast on
board. She is capital steamer, and lands her pas
senscrs early every evening in Albany. She leaves
tnrn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

AssEs.-The whig young men have expended
$1,000 in sustaining the "Dnily Whig," which by
its abolition tendencies. docs the party more harm
than rood
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

SArss ~ DASsEE.-About $50 900 has been Of
fered for the fremont Theatre, Boston, to be con-
verted into church. Satan asks 10000 This old
sinner must take subtreasury prices or break. lie
has traded too long on borrowed capital.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

DUriF'-Bevan g. Humphrey, Of Philadelphia,
have east the United States IN late trial for the
ecvery % seven bSn5rsd dollars. alleged due for
jutrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

Cans CABS VINO RIDEs 1-Heaven be praised,
that the people of this city viii have vehicles fit to
ride in, before long. On Monday week, at the far
thest, our streets will be graced by the appearance
Of number Of most elegant cabs, constructed on
the most improved principle and with the greatest
possible regard to safety and comfort, and drawn
by horse. They will have seats for two persons,
besides the driver; the entrance will be by a low
step behind; the driver sits elevated in front They
will be painted Of handsome dark claret color,
be made remarkably strong, neat, and safe, the
body hangs very near the ground, and will have
very much the appearance Of a gentlenan's hand
some private establishment. The fare will always
be les, than half the price Of hackney coach. and
very little, if any, more than an omnibus ride
Thank heaven, we shall, at last, have some sort Of
relief from the intols rabe nuisance of the hack and
omnibus nusances. We shall certainly set up one
Of these cabs ourselves.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

o.. The Rev. Mr.. Dewey Is to deliver a ieetsrc
on the fine arts, at the Apollo. this evening twill
be far superior to any thing ever delivered by Sir
Joshua REYNOLDS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

CBraP BRr,o.--Iir.dy, the baker Of Cherry
street, intends to take fortune at ts flood in the
bread line. See his advertisement Of cheap bread
in another column
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

or IfDoet. Bran5roth will only give the Express
advertising SOP, that journal viii never think Of
questioning his medical powers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
On. thousand Dollars Reward

Will be paid to any one who will prevent the ar
rest Of Colin G. Newcomb, the absconding Teller
Of the Manhattan prov he be in danger Of being
arrested in his flight south. His running away
will clearly be Of advantage to the committee now
investigating that concern, he knew more Of their
affairs than convenient to give the public at pre-
sent, and they gil their report principally with
has delinquenees. For further particulars apply TO
the Cashier and Directors Of the Manhattan Bank.
NEWSPAPER BUsfsrss.-Many complain Of dull
ness N the newspaper bussess-but we believe IL is
principally confined to the Wall street press, many
Of which. Ike the Courier, have to redvce their
Penses. The cash papers that well conducted,
were neverin so prosPerou. a condition. Eece sig
Huv'-the receipts and expenses OF the HERALD, for
one week. at the close cf February for the three last
years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

ChvxD fN--About one hundred feet a the State
dam near Troy. The water al Lapargburg feli five
feet in consequence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

| DEhrH.-Francis BloodgOod Esl. once Mayor Of
| Albany, il dead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

G3. The locofoco Governor of Massachusetts, has
appointed the q Of April. as day Of fasting and
prayer The loeofoeos will, probably, drink and
swear that particusr day than on any other
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

TnH Frpsr suAD Doctor Vapdsrbergb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

The difference between the aggregates Of $50 and
80 arose from the increase the price OF the Herald
from two cents per copy to three cents, which ex-
isted between Oct 1883, and April 1859 We find
by experience that make more money at two tents
than three cents besides having the benefit Of three
or four times the circulation for advertisers
MoRE RicHsoSDs.--C andidatcs for M.ver crowd
upon hands. II supposed they would be
scarce az the first shad-not sothey are a. pleptv
as the frst behring's. The following are named:
J.u,es q. King VI. N Noah
Eivarl r-ine, tSp-wril salorstali
,mes Watson Wehb, WIN. l.. STONE,
Ies-0' piua'. Silas NJ Stil~eil
Wv. Told Ilobsri White.
If "Bob White" should be aomina. ed, he promises
TO quiet the Manhattan Bank, and make the dog
"Watch" head cf the Police.
THE MoDERy SoLov, rnE L,worvyR or rBE
NISErEENrH Cr-rURY.-silas ~. Stli~ell an bi.
letters on every thing
RoUrrs 70 Bos-ov. - -Four routes will be open 10
Boston next summer. by the way Of New Haven.
2 Norwich Stpnington, and 4 Prov idesee.-
Great competition and gre.t .osses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

%. nv. Edmunds, the Secretary ofthe Manhattan
Investigating Committee, was the Secretary who
unearthed the New Hope Company, and showed
NJ every dollar oftbat bank was borrowed on hum
bus He ia good painter, and as good fnansier.
We will see how he comes out of the Manbat@n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
FOEe SALE on RENT,

.FHyuOSE VALUABLE MERGE ANT MILLS
n belonging TO Col. james tIiie, situated on
the Shenandoah river. in jefferson county, Va.
about miles from Charlestown, the county
seat, aud about miles from Harpers-Ferry,-at
which l9Iier place there is a depot for the Che
sopeake and Ohio Canal, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, The Winchester and Potomac
Railroad passes within two miles of these
Mills, giving depot at the nearest point Of the
river.
There are six run OF burrs, and an abundant
supply Of water power, having the command OF
the rlver by dam Of very simple construction.
The Mills arc of easy access aud capable Of
srialing $4,000 bushels Of wheat a year. OF
which grain the rich valley Of the Shenandoa h
Is generally able TO furnish an abundant supply.
4 man with a moderate capital might be able 10
10 an extensive business. Taking into conside-
ration tie local situation and the facilities Of
transportation to market, no property Offers
greater Inducements to capitalists 10 invest their
money prohtshly. Ideem II unnecessary tossy
any thing more concerning this sslusbie proper
~, az psrsors.wishing 10 embark 10 the milling
business will doubtless examine the premises
The Undersigned . &dt4.as I'D - sjyz ierais
tCT-if not soid.by the ist June the Mills will
then be rented. THOMAS HtTE
AprI 81 i-4D-T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
D-s. Drcsbaeh, kuIsss ~ E,rver's
UXSPEPTxC CORDxAx.


Dysp1psi4, Sick Hesd .Ieh<, RAsw'aaiisEa, Sc. Sc.
THVHE ProPrieiors OF this preparation deem
II u proper TO premise, that nothing y farther
from their purpose than TO oter Il to the public
as n universal medicine. or cure All. u y
adapted 20 few diseases only, for which q -
confidently recommended as one OF the most
certain remedies which have, al any time,
claimed public attention.
Ia the following diseases u is recommended
a. prompt, and IN most eases, an saeet1AI re-
NEEDY.
Dyspepsia, Sick or Nervous Head Ache, Che
lie, CramP or spasm in the stomach, Cholera
h0rbus, Mysteries and Nervous diseases gene
rally, Chronic Dysentery, DisrrhOea. or PurEing,
Sea Sickness, Cholera SnfaNtum, Rheum atisui,
Chronic Liver Complaints, TsAaAle Irregularities
Of a Chronic character, attended with cold feet,
pam an the back, limbs. SC. IL Is also paTticu-
larly recommended 10 those who are suffering
debility. Ianguor, depression Of sparta, with ir-
regular or defective appetite Testlessnsss at
night, with unsOuud or disturbed sleep. In these
cases this Cordial will be found an admirable
remedy.
I G. L. Pryor & Co. having in August, ls35,
become. by purchase, the sole PrOPTietors Of tho
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL, the directions will be
agned by G. Z. PRToR, one Of the original pro-
prietors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
PEDIGaEE.

WHALE ~as got by Whalsboue, lsiuucr Of the
Derby, and hrsl-rate racer snd Stslli0n,l ont Of
Rcctory by Ocisvius, (siuncr ct the Derby, aud =
son OF Ol'tiir.l Cathsrine by Woodpeeket, Camilla
20 Rcguius by the Godolphin Arsbis1 Hrgulus
Vas the best son Ut the Godolphiu Arabian snd nc
yer bcsten. Whhlcbobe, own brother to Whiskcr.
sre OF hoonomia, sire OF HsrkAwsy, ct Dciphine.
dam OF Monarch, aud the Queen, II Mctnnon and
the tolcnsl; tfiUnsra of the I.e.er,l vss 20, Nv
MaSy cot % Penelope by Trumprtor, Prouella by
highhycrl Proui,se BY soap, Ne &c vas ere IL
many OF TIE beat horses of tlic day, as Camel aud
several vinners oi the Derby and Oaks. Ocisvius
sas by Ovilie, sire Of Em,lus, sire 81 Priam
Plsnipo aud many othsrs cut of Marianna by Moi.
a. Maria by ieirmachus, Rrguius. Nc.
WHALE dam brought msny capital sinner
III dis'snecs-as GFampus, Shars, Ne. and ~ hes
stock. 90 bos s'des q his ped,grve are rsark abIe
~ runners both for speed sod game. There - not
richer pedigree in lic Sod HOOK or a more run
ming family indeed itis the very best
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
BssRG.4ENss B.4RGsakmS,.
saaaIe., Isrialss, Iaarne..,Ae

HvtiE subscriber having engsged in ether bu-
II siness, and bcIng DESTROYS 20 dispose oI
his SrOCx otSADDLERY on hard, viii eel
oil or any. ofhis re ady-nisde work. at di.eoun,
OF IS per cent. below the usual ,ell,ns price fos
cash. --lii. stock consists Of all kinds OF
Saddles, Brides, Wagon and Cart lar
ness, Saddle Bags, Whips, Sc,
manufactured IN the lsies, End most approved
manner, aud out of tho best materials.
Pessoos wishing TO purchase any Of Ihe aborc
naned stock. viii please call 90 nc at the store
OF Miller, Allemons & Co, IA Charleston . j,
where J may always be found. and will DO
pleased 10 show the work foftheir inspection.
eJ-Ai persons Indebted 10 mo, will please
CALI aud settle their account. either by cash or
note. & "a AII.ENONa
Charlssiown, May 81, is40-lG
sLT- n. u. As am in want Of al The eapi-
TAI can command, viii sell my HOUSE sai
LOT. on main street, ct private sale, rsrs lssr.
much lower than have ever been wiling TO do
heretofore. s. H. AILRAfONC
NAV 81. 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18

and prreautlsa u.ed 60 grsssnf either GentlSsasa
uisiax their mares fca On gvsia eli give uritteu
dlrvefisss 10 that eFsst-t shsii b dsas "a eessp
~ possible.
iy lssitr or esavsrsatioa si,h NJ. geetlsuaen cen
ssrcrtaia upoa uysaf csadi1eas AG.l-erod sni
esarse isarrs esq some a So To seassH, or so %
instfrr
A eentlernan pustisg sse more. sf his owp, gill
DC ehtltird 70 Que % them graiis. eomps~y psf
ling slN nstes snd each oae bcing seeoustshie Tor
all gill be eatIslsd % ose ofthsa gratis Whea
geatsunss send their sasrrS, thsy mast write eyon
shat trrDs they uill pa them. hsrss poi sstishsd
Al the 60 Of the .easoa VIII be p~rSnittri 70
To him. Tree VI further charge ZOE h's sers'ees, uil
their o. acrs requested 70 remove them. Mares
pot las. yerto Fslt BY the seaon. and failing, usy
b. Insured this year 20 Whale ~ The season price W
their seec,n's paid up By the - 81 Juiy. iSs9
Mares put ns year By the season, and failing. may
be Insured nsxt year TO nny hcrse then sfsndtog
my stsele, the price % the season Of such soFss.
az their seeoaats fer is ycaF shall DO settled a The
sxpir.tiOa OF fAs arAsoa- No mare IN be enttled
ihese privileges ssd Advantage uniess,he terms
JOSIAH wM WARE
DerrJville Clarke Coun,y. Va,
Marvh 90. $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
~. Gheap ana Ilnshionablc


AfiNG iusi ratufusd from abe Eastern O..
~ see. am pre- pared io Offer 90 no citizens
~ ksblsioan. and tte surrounding neighbour
hood, o. rbsaP sod Isuisome an assafintat Of
srRiNG q SUMMER GOODS
az caa be- fosbi 10 any retail store in Jefferson.
. deem b uhnrcetfsrg % enter into sn eDune-
ration e tte Fariaus ariieies 70 msrchaadigs
ehi0h I can odef ip tbs puniir. af diIals al o.
tquor 30 vie a CALI shall Bo sna.lli o. t11-
Fiqcs that go Disposed f1 odsT such gooBs.
bed "a such fa5tEs. ss raaael fsH f1 please
GEoRGE s. CifhMBEHfIN
kabieteHr usy lsf0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
SPRiEGs,
- 81 NtasrseN tpiilttp. ia. 8.


EuyHiS uen known watering place will be
= ~ spsned Coz the season ga tho 10th June.
a Slpes kbo iAst bsasoa some valuable in proye.
mehtf have bcea made. Two new and com.
modious bAtas houses have hoen, erected. for
iae parro,c % yang for cold and warm bathing
the watsr, fronl lAo principal spring There
are two drawing fpoms in the large bulldog
one Adjo.ai0g The dssiae halt, and the other re-.
m3's tsomn The later Is furnished. with a
new Primo. - Ff1f
TO those who have never Ehitedthese Springs
It may bs propose 70 as that they are s,taltsd
ca the SHENANDOAH rirer. s n lies from Chlrles-
towp, ,he eo,suty SCAT ofs Jsderson, aad eau be
reached N one day from PhiladelPhis, Balt-
more, OF Xashiastoo. Passengers stop at tIar-
petsFerry - dine. and then proceed ten miles
on the Winchester ssd Poiomac Rail road 10
me Snarlsstogn Depot. whence they ere taken
ia coaches provided by the Company Eve miles
20 the springs.
Every thing Ia, been provided TO render a
sojourn at this watering place delightful to
thoseeSa9 nre seeking eiIher health or pleasure.
Aun,ements or various kinds will be found.
suited 10 The grave a. well as the gay. 30 spot
~ the Cnion excel, shannonLaIe in beauiy'-
The scenery isuasurpakssd.
The virtues &c tho WATERS are well known
Hundreds of the most obstinate cases, which
would weld to soothing else. have been perfect.
iyearedoy N ESQ waters. IT, Dropsy. Dyspep-
ga, aud oil deTaegemeEts OF the digestive or
gans and liver sad in mapy other affections
they have proved Invaluable.
T. A. MILTON, .qsr
OF SasnaoalsIs SpriRgi Coap1ay.
laas 4, isI0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
FOR SAF,E.

FSNHE undersigned Offers for sale FARM.
n in Clarke county. Virginia, containing
$50 .GOEiSS 8
THIS arm lies within four miles Of Berry vile
the county seat, and orc and half miles from
Sniekers' Ierry. This farm is equal in quality
II any one 40 The county, and possesses many
Advantages, having several Mills near, where
The highest price can al all times be obtained for
grain, and good turnpike road leading nearly
10 The doors OF the two mills; this road ruas also
to The eoun,y town; the neiS hboThood j. healthy
and agreeable, the impTO'emeutsaree comfort.
able, and there Is nGEeT failing spriL ne ar the
house. aud sufficient quantity Of timber. II Is
unnecessary 20 give further description Of this
fern, as those who wish 10 purchase will no
doubt examine fer themselves. The terms will
be accommodating.
sEFHlf The above farm should not be cold NJ
private sale, before .NsRiay, ne 20h # J,liy il
wili, On that day, be sold Ia the highest bidder,
before tie Courl, house il Berryvilie
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
Nav oS 1910 ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-18
TERII4 - nRIIlLEnER nRAArrn

VIM uiil tifud thii tsasun. ahith has conn
sfrefi. ed stiI e,.d he o. N Isly I'd NJ, ,t.tl-
% uiiits sati ri ifsf vilr Cisfke GruniF ftrr -
% fs1thr Nasan, a. n psid On cr hrf1rr tht ID
10y of IliJ nssfi aaI 90 intaraaee 60 Le rsiB 40
s'H - ie 'ntfc ir haasafo hc BEL feel Paffiae
sNH ~ fhtrfi ~ iurEuiar tnfndaarc I'd the s.aad.
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n q 9Th ihc faaf. o. arfsanf al Hr .IiF-
enin oi the nnf ihste tsken the fasaansia.ffr al
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go anf' ri1 arrt rlaa1t rnsrsntcc services
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sar7u..tshis o. sctidtaii ~ ss-a1rs Eserv sfs.-
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