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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
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MARRYATT and George sf Gr2poE JULIAN. by lhc author
of"yHFnne Vox" Also, all the ENGRAVlNGS tIai appear
lp HAT rer together with occasionally piece Of lasona
BILE music. AT the end otle year viii comprise volume
sfoser one ilonrand pagcsa library in ise;and lie SUBJ
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GTTFe first number published January 15 1871 and
contained part first Of the popular NovELs mentioned above
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Magazine.
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pcctuses, will please omit them and insert tire above.
,... .. t.,.. ... sr a.. GEORGE ROBERTS,
s. I..t.. s... .,..,,. kPubisher and Proprietor.
y%'o"' D%VS'o"' 'aren lo 1881 ,-.ss t4al,ath a., tas
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
FASIIONABLE TAILORlNG,

EOSEpH w. NEWBUR RG would respectfully inform his old
u friends and the public general that he carries the above
business adj its various branches on Factory Street, South
Side, where lie may ut all times be found 10 attend TO
all work inrused him. lie aters himself Willie done dl.
rahc neat and fashionable as he done in the country. He
intends tall times keep III his employ good competent work
men, andi receive the Fashions amply provided
for. "4 p ..' Wv f'
To accommodate his frendsin the country he will take
ly all kinds of country produce --ss-4s 3
Dover Aug. 49, 1871. ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
cAafgTE:s TTA K7Kc4

' ''- '.~ CAEfEvE1SS ,NTAE1RG4
TESFE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past fayos respectfully
d solieits continuance of the public palronage He
prepared to makeo order all kinds of CABINET WARE,
that in common in this country which warrants to be-
made in the best manner and of good mueas and the
most reasonable terms. goa t.,' .r 35eI.- sgss I
lot of Cabinet furniture always on hand, He Is also
prepared with the necessary materials for making convey
ing CoFFfNs saoyo any part of the county where lie may
.-r..- VIM. RICKETTS,
Canal Dover, June 19, l841. % II
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
EAGLH HOTEIs.

- fsl4 g. B. MILLER.
UNIFORMS the public in general, that he has opened
TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
III Sandgville Tuscarawss Coudiy known by The sign
The south end eallog towards New sPBiiadephia;
wiem be isprerared with good House and 1a4ts, to
entertain travellers in quiet and rfrpectahe manner
His slabiiag IN goOd and abundance pf wafer adj
oinina ihe Iayern. .s = &. & 4.
fle hopes from strict aiienilAn 10 Tie comforts offhose
paffonngr.
VINES aud BEER pnl. will be kept for reffesh,
n,riil
sAfsysllls Sellsotet a isil
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

-I;1- Jh -,o,ber was a delightful person in
her way; open genial, playful full OF h'ey 'aien Out VIII"
out earnestness OF soul she was one u ,o on '.Ls
bur no; noble persons who take the day ana tse man as the
ed e, seeing the best that there already but never
the better grow there dis SISTER though OF saver
lind was social and intellectual, religious tender
The noug repulse of his early love checked the few pale
buds of faith and tenderness that his heart put forth His
friends were friends of the intellect merely altogether he
seemed led By destiny to the place he was ELL.
Pardon him. World. that he worldly. Do net
wonder Heart. that he heartess. Bee7e Soul that
one far ne went must vet be initiated into the
deeper my ystees of Soul Perhaps even now he that
must accept limitations only transcend them work in
only detect the organizing power which
sede7 them and that SphynXes OF fyve volumes might
well be the abyss before the single word that soe
them all.
Now when think Of Goethe, seem to see his soul all
the varegated plumcs Of knowledge, artistic form burnt
from by the fires f divine love- wngess, mooness.
bic hide from Itself in any suberfuge U labor. saving
again and again the simple words which he would d.
iectly say earh-Ciod beyond Natufe-Faith beyond
Sight-thc Seeker noblcr than the Meister.
For thi. mastery that Goethe prizes seems 70 consist
rather in the kf use of than in the nantes
ation Of ends. His indeed, makes acknowledgment
Of divine order. but the temporal always upper
the mind Of the reader But of this large
in reference 10 his works
Apart from tins felt in his works. there little
IN his aspect a character. Why his time in
Wcimar His duties minister
unworthy of him. though would have been. perhaps
finer, he had spent large portion of that prime
intellectual life from fveand-twenty forty upon them
But granted that the these gave his acues the
lore they brought, and the good they did 10
nunily made them worth hi. doing-why that perpetual
dangling after the royal family why all that yersemaking for
the albums OF hghnee and those pretty poctical
entertainments for the pIincescs and thai cold setting
himself apar, from his peers, the real soyererns
Wcimar, Hcrder, Wieand. and the others The
be found in circumstances Of his time and temperament
which Raade The character of Of the world and
affairs attractive him than the children OF
be in the eyes of who capable of being
consecra,cd bard.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
1iterarp Notices.
May 4, l3ii.

TIE WORLD MEcHssc.L sxsrEM, perform the LIS
Dor Of Man and beast by inanimalc Powers that cost nothing
producing preparing the substances Of life, by A. ETz
Published by C. F. stolmeyer- Philadelphia. Is
The object of this little work Is the author informs
to show how to cultivate a superior 10000
of land By one machine and three four men, with cap
tai less thar Dollar per ace,-how clear land from
trees and stmps and sone,-hl and dram swamp,
makes DAMS canals bitches, roads, and perform any kind
of work on the ground-build houses and furnish muc
nanimate power for any place stationary machine
wanted-aIl by the system.
The author of this work is certainly bold orginu
tbinkcr-s man of high order of Talent. Men hereto
fore only applied machinery certain general purposes
to manufactures, mechanics navigation &c but Etzlcr
conceived the gigantic plan OF applying it to the daily
works of society-to cultvans our lands building
houses roads, canals &c. To do all this he does not make
use of costly powers like beasts of burhen and seam but
of powers that nothing uch the heat OF the the
wind tides &c. He has invented machinery adapted %
these powers and conrved make of then; all
times We of course give idea of his machinery
inventions the book itself must be studied; contains
plates and full explanations.
Eer has foesecn and explained the immense ultercr re-
suits which would follow, if machinery copd be applied
agriculture and the various daily absrs of Man. he
that would do away with poverty, elevate the condition
the human Race, feze and cultivate the tropical climates
which are now neglected and which the portion
the earth and lead TO great and fundamental Reform
society.
We particularly recommend his work to attention, and
tina, he may find the means of making practical
pertinent of his plan The views of the celebrated
cnsts have been very limited they have conceived the
possibility OF applying machinery farther than few spc
calities Is pitful large canals dug b,
single spade fu blocks of granite hewcd by human hands
bricks carried the tops houses human shoulders 1t
seems so TO us and has felt kecnly than Etz
er and has undertaken before him invent general
system of machnery for obvin'ins it.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
From .Thc Dinl, for Iulv.
GOETHE.
Memo contra deum nisi deus ipse

SucH the motto prcxcd By Goethe the books OF
Dch,ung und Wahrheit' Fancy and TRUTH. These
books record the hopr OF turning 'dc IN his hc the time
when he called for choice at the Parting of tn
Wavs" From thesc months which gave the of hs
youth the crisis ofhis manhood date the birth of Egmon
and of Faust too though the latter published
early They the and decline his love for Lii
apparently the love he knew. That hc was
himself dissatisfied with the results which the decisions
,hi. era led him, may infer from his choice of motto
and the calm beauty with which he has invested the
record
The Parting of the Ways The way he took led to court
favor wealth. celebrity, and independence of celebrity
1t led large performance and wonderful economical
management OF intellect 1t led Faust the Seeker the
nights of his mind the trsddcn ways of the world
There indeed he did lose sight of the meuntans hut he
never breathed their keen air again.
After this period we find in him rather wide and deep
Wisdom, than the inspirations of Genius His faith that nil
we'll the sweetness ot pietv and the God
he maneSts of law necessity rather than of
intelligent love. As this God makes because he must So
Goethe his instrument observes and because he
observing with fidelity the outward exposition
of nature, blinded by sham detained By fear he
yet makes feel thar he her sacred secret
The cansS OF writer's docs give epose because
difficult To hnd his centre Those flame like natures
which he UNDERWRITERS give peace and hope through
their restless aspirations, than he with his heaenclesed
fires of steady ulhmen For true as is that God ever,
where, not only him. but see hs acknow
Through the consciousness of shall not Nature
interpret God :" We wander in diversity and vith
each turning of the path long anew to be rfra ~
the One.
OF Goethe, of other where the intellect i too
much developed in proportion the moral nature it Is diff
cult to speak without seeming narrow bhsd and nn.rr
nent For such all that Others IRE and If YOU feel
of faculty them, il is hard say they have 1t not
lest they puzzle YOU by giving indication
it. Yet they NAY SnOr they only discern
The difference that between sight and life, preScencc and
being wisdom and love- Thus with Goethe Naturally OF
deep mind and hasw heart he felt the sway of the aaec-
mons enough appreciate then working in other but
never enough receive their inuost egenerang influence
How this might have been had he abandoned
himself entirely TO sentiment, it impossible say But
his natural tendency His father was senteman, Marti
dull. sour, we-inormSd and great ambition
extenas His influence the son was wholly artificial
He was always turning his powerful mind from side to side
search OF information for the a,tanen, of what are called
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
wM. HAGAR 81 co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE + Oe u n (,
20 FuJrou corner OF Gold-Streef,
SEw-YoRK.


and the public generally hasng purchases the 1ishsie
Type Foundry formerly owed By essTs I1ans
Cooke the their present ccnai
Having made evion alterations and additions he are
orders magnitude they nay be FAVOR
with with and favorable al any ou
DR., in Au,erc To which has been re-
extensively circulated they would respectly refer
An ,-,ls. BY them shall be of aa,sria equal
ro, to ssy manufactured this undergo
thorough examination appearance ranging dressing ami pro
nsr sortnr All ARTICLES exhibited in the SpecncuBoo formerly
~ by Conner Cooke ogeihr with Sorts to onts sold tae
he furnished from this Foundry without delay, with
added r.I ~ -. w .
n-,on and Smith Presses which, together with Chae Cos
nr Stick Farnurc and article used ID the nunS
Business kept hard ssdfarshed at Pe
~ u Type manufactured at h tounary. Jo-u
TUnE GREATEST LUMHNARN N InE
WORLD (EXCEPT TIE >US)Ths sgbscrIpess
.eclfuly call the stteniiou OF the public to IoUGH rA N
LAMPS Store. Halls One of these Lamps giVSs as ny
yht three gas burners will but cent per hou
great Lamps S Others i Tue hane
OF course the light and diminished al peasu
ug or lowering plate without increasing the consumption o
liquid. II. ..
will appreciate the sa'sg OF expense
where these lamps are uses L.
II and examine for isennseiseS
JAMES MYERS & co.
B-Therc danger from these Lamps than from ,hs
common lamps The liquid used the spirits OF resn M ~
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
From the New-Yerker.
SACRED MELODY.

Behold the Tabernacle Of God with and he will dwell VIII
and they shall be his people and he will be their God
WERE yon bright Sun to darkness turn'd
And yonder moon dissolved TO blood
Were Natures mighty frame retuFnd
To chaos FIRST it stood:
Con, as He was would still remain,
His pronis'd glory would come down:
HIS word eternal as His reign,
Would still proclaim Salvatous crown
And on this rock of faith l stand
Strengthening my vision FROM the Pas.
Beholdins Chr.ts own kngdornland
Enzond in cloudess light at last
Splendid and holy the veil
Drawn between Heaven and mortal eyes
Were rent, and sky sea bill and daie'
Became one glorious Paradise
rby lc, is come arise and shine,
Zior, earths lovelest Queen Of ages
TIL, plories Of the Lord are thine,
And shrines Of saints and halls of sages.
Thousands shall come from realms afsr,
From North and South, and East and West
Led by Salvations missond star.
And, flld with blessings, cali thee blest
Nubia shall tread thy sacred halls
And India, Of the Pagan shrine
Where scarce one gospel sunbeam falls,
Shall kneel before thy God divine
The nations wealth shall thee,
The war-trump shall be silent slung,
And sword and spear unwielded be,
And songs of Gospeljoy be sung.
Kings daughters shall thy handnaids be-
And she, the Princess fair of Tyre,
Shall come with dazzling gifts to thee
And Shebas gold of choice desire;
But richer, holer, far than those,
HIS light will shine so long conccald,
No cloud of sin 10 interpose,
No beam of glory unreveaed
,,.A ,su 7 AucusTrs Sur,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
IN CHANCERY.-

IN CHASCERF.-Beior the Vice Chancellor Of The Fire.
D. Circulsaac Varan Daniel w. Gantlcy
ter, Sale-Edga! ketchup, Soioi'or.
Pursuant decretal Of this Court made tie above
tied cause Will be sold public auction by wilkins and Rollins,
auconec the Merchants Exchange, the City of Sewfork
uce the direction the subscriber the Masters ofs
the 9th day IL o'clock of that day
the rwelhh Ward the Cry Of Newfork, known and
City NewYor belonging Henry H. Leeds, sts
bus, David A. COmock John F. Peters Abesom Peters, John
Brewer Jacob and ied the Register of
the City County NewYork Lots Nos i2
l3 l2 and lae bounded aud follows,
Lott Nos. - and CO. taken together Begia
the -uuthery m distant 800 from the
with the scutery side Of 9TH
erIy line parallel with said 9th and
side Of Los No 81 said y inches Lot No
map westerly along the Of Lots No-
Lot No. IS map
along the easery side Of ad last mentioned Lot parallel
with 9th - inches the souberly side
henee eastey along the ,ouhery side Of 9TH aore
said 100 feet ;he place Of beginning Lots Nos. @ I6, 21
aud l2 taken ether Begin the southey
18th distant 20 feet westerly from the Termed
the Intersection Of the westerly side of the s with
souher de o -h thence sorheriy along the
westerly side Of Lot No l29 said map line parallel
9Th Aforesaid % feet inches Lot No 0l
thence westerly along the Lots Nos 0l 02 1903 and i
100 Tot No 2i ad ma norheri along
the sasy de of said last mentioned Lot line parallel wih
said 9th SO nche, the ouher side of 18th
aforesaid thence eary the soutey Of 18th
said, iO0 feet ne place Of beginning.
Dated New-York, July Is, iS4l.
a.zts A II. Master rin(
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
SHAYS NEWLY IMPROVED PATENT VEN THAT IN
REFRIGERATOR,


yoR pf>ca,RciNG svPESFLuoUs CONFINED rout AIR
TT ot reueraty kuowr majority OF Heirgeraors by
be structure made close and confined without Nenuao
- - 40, L.c ,ests Vegetables cool and eUgth
% - ~ wv ,pr bleeding The TASTE different articles therein
The OF i Refrigerator a> succeeded by ne" principle
m fo ar ~ uiakuc article which has bcen approved Of
m IN. most scientific men needs oaly to be tried To be universally
u>tG. III I'D ,y,n,nc t,.sc L.
southern merchants can be supplied short notice win any 39sG-
,;, ~ The upucto-y s5 NlcdoSss>tr0et OF JOHN bhoNN
100 Bndaay near ana 3l Broadway neaT eeA
ar i.ts
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

MARYLAND. Dis
Sssquehanaa Bk do.
" ashingtcn Cs. do
All Others 2tae
DIST. or coLusisIA
Alexandria broke
Columbia do.
Central do
Frasklin ..--..--- do.
Mechanics do
Merchants do
All Other-.---.----s-
YIEGISIA-
Mer i Nee Whl'g Szl0
North Western sale
Exchange Shat
Farmers do
Waller. 90.
Rk of Virgins - de-.
NORTH CAROLINA
NeN bern closed
All Others 4:
SoFTH easoLNA.
Camden .3:a3l
Charleston. -2a--.
Cheraw .-.-..--5.a3.
Columbia. -.... .
Georgetown .3a3s
Hamburg do
GEORGIA.
Augusta Bk.....l5lls
do Brid-e-....brrke
Brunswick -lOsl2
Central. -lSa0
Cha.tahos R8B Co do.
Columbus ------l5agO
Com Macon. ~.
Da.ien .---..-.i i5s9
Farmers ----.- broke
Georgia RSB Co 3Oai0
Hawkinsrille -2Ca 40
ln> Col ..-----.2s 2saSo
Macon .-..--.- broke
Savannah Bks. .5as-
Mer K Planters broke
Miiledreville .30a40
MoDrse X : BCo 60s10
0cmulFoe 80.
Plant ; Mcc Col .l5a20
:, MNry's. do
'Nesteru -. .5oa60
ALABAMA.
City Bk Mobile fraud
Tombeckbcc broke
Al others 10: all
OHIO.
Bk Of Cincinnati.
Circieyillc .---....-.
Farmers Canton. 80.
do y Salem -.
Far Z Nee Chilico iail'c
do Cincinnati. do
GaIllpolis ------- do
4 German 10.
Hamilton and Ross
vile Manufac Co
jefferson ...... broke
Kirkland Safety So -
Lebanon and Miami
Banking Co...
do do EX Co -.
Manhattan. --.....-
Man >field 800. broke
ilcc < Trad Cncin -
Monroa Falls Man
ufaciuring Co. 80
Ohio RR Co 49, 10
Orphan Inst fraud
Owl Creek.
Sandusky ..-.--..-
Steubenvillc -
Union Blk ofEX- fraud
Washington ---.--.-
West Union -
GAINESVILLE Canal <
Manuiact Co closed
Al others % alo
INDIANA
Far K Nlechan closed
Michigan City. fraud
State Blk. -. -....-.llal2
ILLINOIS
Cairo ----------2 -25n3O
State Blk. -. .llal2
Illinois do.
KENTUCKY.
Commonwealth .9al0
Kentucky do.
Louisville do
Northern .-...... do
TENNESSEE.
Far 4 Nee Mem l3al5
Planters do
Union do.
LOUISIANA.
All n Orleans is1i
Clinton & Port liud-
son RR Co ....-.5 so.
Planters NO. =. fraud
MISSOURI.
State Blk. .l0al2
MICHIGAN.
- Clair ..........-.
Far & Mech 20.
Bk of Michigan so.
CANADA.
Upper. D.
+, Low j.
FLORIDA.
Southern Life and
Trust Co .---- 60a65
Union Blk. .35af0
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
Superior Quality and Double Quantity Of al Others
PRICE.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, AND ALL SICKNESS
AND DISEASES.
Dr. Inns TEMPERANCE LIFE 6iTTERS AND CHINESE
- - RIOOD-PUIS.
TIE greatest Sec-et dtsoorere@ .
per plfRGE has beer the CT

The greatest SeeTtf dtseoeereS-
prrRGE PURGE has been the for the last few
yesr Th has been cdectualy usd and yet Sufferers hao
Dsd and e aad shyl Not because PGFgns was not
bu, 40 much has done, without the Ssic 10 follow aai
sustain the sy.em YOU must Tbs seky hono q the
blood be carried OF o. the aecu'u0H VI ~ Fe1'eI
Prevent, .hea the sTow:h Of .uch hu1rors -,
WHY N the Chinese live such immense ages ana sun ea s
noss,s a; Youth or middle sgc Because they purify the bo
nc Chinese Blood because they WORK upon ana sa
the hood, the Standard remedy These Pulls WI 90 AID tho
nnsran Bitter ,aksn directed viii strengthen tae ss' Hat
the accumulation base hamors when n e e.
s which ouly inressc purgeS uSe the Bitter are uAeA se
Bay tbcr these PHI, and Eers Take weekly ha NJ ana esr
,b Ri,ir-s ami have been inVai"S iof 90! A
tbs ~ wars YOU viii thu >ky hun;o drawn OF ana pre-
vcnted roai return the sao~ yeo" hue o Snns1
ra ~ the full blooming of hcta and youthful oue aaF
There a casc> hese brilliant effects una, A he
space forbid attempt o~s Buy nd use ese
ciuc and sr no other and hesh and strength shall o yours S
wrapper and directions hal with thci
FRAUDULENT C0UNTSRFhlIS
VIII DC attempted Buy remedy OF the hi9a uh nav s3 ny
narc-O C. LIN, NJ Don the wrapper and a>o tue notice. ~ V
loss. -, -r.. ~.
Entered according to Act Congress d by I9 Deg
NIL in ;hc District Cour, OF The oH'e
the Southern District cf New York -c,,r =, - ~,
Warranted the only goRuHe, o'iOi> y. - -,
-, onfv a II Maiden Lane, New-Nork. -
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
pECTOKAi. lkNNEN OE l.lVErs sWOtT.

PECTUKAL HONEY OF IlVEE kWOKI.
IOR Colds Asthma Whoopng Cough, Shortne of Breath
the Heart and Lungs leodns CONSUAP
TiON Render yes have tried medicnes for your cold Have
vow had bottle of NOWILLS PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORTl Try Its asuredy the beet medicine offered the
pabc The testimonials rendered and the high oaogums given this
last winter who have taken superior
IL this that induced TO make II popu
possible though received the public appro
baton amouung m thousand bottles re No puG
this hoax the sufferer col
caciou medicine thereby Fastening disease
sthc puff alone sustaining the hopes Of the
tent until hopes gone.
The Honey Of Lycrwo solely composed Of
vegetable simple their nature combination noi
only iHmeae
generally. No medicine offered the public be said
to health number opersons conumP
tive complaints Nsw Pcccrnl oaey of Lyerwort 1t should
kept upon the symptom cold
cough and neglect tho Of aumbcrs losing
their lives, espeeio''y in consumpuve
This medicine the pubic the low price OF Two Sh
linss accessible all. For sale wholesale aud retail pn
nal Dcp.t Madison Caberiue H. " Bush, Burclly
r. HobbarJ Bowcry w IT. Minor 1872 Broadway; DR. A. Eas-
ton and d. G. MITCHELL 80 Cnufc
Ncw-HayeL retaied BY every principal
Union aI9tf
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

hAGt- Dl
Asricuit Brewer. i az
Bsngo. Conn IL.
Bath -.-----... closed
Calais ----..--- -
Cas,ine ---..--.b broke
City Portland - Sc
Citizens Augusta -.
Damariscot;a 80
Frankfort .-----.
Gcoi gia Lumb Co 80.
Globe ...-..-.---.-
Haliov ell < Aug brok,
kennebec -------.do
kenrebunk do
,Ts-c,n..,a NJ,
oti - b-ot,
0~c,-5 ~
p.,.a,,aJ5r : 40
! So 10
SrI,w,,,-C,n,I u.
! SC-o;-
Ws.b;--r, 70
Watery.Ne closed
yyesth,,ok 10
Wi,.as,., hrokc q
Nip.s do
An r;her rotes Ia;
Y.xp>srr
Conro,,, 10
Ullsbo,o brok, ,
NoIfho-o Il.
An o,bcr -!
vrsvoxr
A,,;c,,,.r,oy fran,
Renn;ny,oo /
Conmc,cirl
Fxscv broL ,
Crocn lIo,,r,,i, f-,nC
Io.Tc,.an pL rn do
Too,nc io1I ro,eS /.
pbani go
:. ".p,. ,ihs. =
:, ,,,a.Sals A,Js,is- J.;
M .s.o,,,.e--- 80
pa-tsb,re cln.et
Cb.l.ea do
CIV pt lowell do
co1,,norwc,,., do
F.scx S,lcr, do
Far Mech SAd brok,
Farmer., BOSTON fan,
Ja s.nd.,o,o do
r.antt;n h-or,
rnI,nm
| c. ~ och fan,
| .,,vc,,. h-ct.
WenJon do
w;dil;ng Interest do
NiddIe.or close,
N.b,,, do
Newt,,-y,o-, do
Nor,aIL 4.
ptan;,, S.,,,..i,a, 40
RnT,,Nr,, NJ,, -,1'''N broI ,
Sn,,or fo
~, I'm,
,IIo,I,o, D,
euoor .xn
| Ru-r,ly,IIc brok
| F.,Ic S.vror, fran,
| FnTncrs,FT brok.
A. NH dn
r..nl.I;n t,.,.,,
Sd;.aa,n i.',a,,'' -
i',',a .Ii H.
al ' o'''''i )"
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