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New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

ZNX7 r 70 9s sssis ~ :.
tnors, among whom are the following Plato,
LyGurgus, Pythagoras. Porphyry, Piutarch, Cullen,
Culver, Abernethy, Cheyne, Bel, S. Graham, and
others.
Tea, ana its effects Sheep fed on flesh Scro-
fjla from eating pork - Effects of stlmulants
the jaws and teeth of man also on animals with
plates $ Milk for the young -Bloodsuckers BIO
sac Law Teethng of infants - Salt-unleaven-
ed bread Manner OF preparing and making bread
Fat, and is effects = Nsurshment, and It's ei-
ects - Man must labor for his sHpport Tt Digestion,
and picture of the human stomach - Mineral
polsons, and their effects Tooth-ache - Relation
of husband and wife Power OF assimilation -
Feeding London swine Sleep Nutritious matter
in animal and vegetable substances - Inlquites of
parents visited on their children CorSets and small
waistS-ro young men who intend TO get wives
and raise healthy children - Dlsobedence to pa
rents shortens life - Marriage and long life TO
ladies' whe believe the Bible Cor say SOY and wish
70 rue their husbands.
II contains As pages. Price, 6 cents.
A liberal deduction made to those who buy to
sell again.
For sale at the Health Bookstore, 1875 Fulton
nUlLIs sUPERsE DED.-HAYDEN
" Steel Pens are better all respects than Qals
more durabe, equally plIablc and cheap.
They carefully made, selected and rc-secctcd before
offered to the public.
II believed that their merits v soon give them the
pre- enlIncnce among others.
The ,-ade supplied at Wholesale By tho Agent
EDWARD J. EMO. Platt-.trcel
~ B-For sale tic principal StNiloDes sud dealers
IN Pens in the CITY aud Country. au30 ~
ia ri r {, x ID FIRE INSURANCE
1 l acknowledgements lol0-ChArter perpetual
rhi. long established and welAno-n Institution contin
u,s insure houses furniture stores merchandise and
oher property gsinst loss ard damage by IRE. Its rates
are as low and liberal those of other good
Conlpanies DIRECTORS.
EIiphact Terry, r IRA White, jr.
: H. Huntington, James Goodwin, Jr.
II. Huntington, j.. John T. Biace,
Alb. ri Day, Charlie Boswell.
Job Allyn ELlPHALET TEtKn, Pres
JAMES G. Bottles. Sec'y.
Applications for the renewal o policies may
be made to subscriber, WHO has h-en duly aPponteH
gent for the city of hewiork ant It's vicinity and VINO
will proposals and il'uc policies on tho most Ia
yornbe TEL JOl!N NfiLeoN' Jr: agent
o6a,. Office 81 Mail st.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

BOSTON BROWN HREA D.-rhe .uSseri
ID her would respectfully inform the citizens oil Ne"
York that he prepared to supply them with The above
article OF superior quality when may D" ootaueu AZ
the following places Nos 23 beecker 81. i26 Bow-ry
2i2 Canal-s ai3 Centrest. I73 Wakcr-st Dc Division
st. 3d5 Pearl All orders left al either OF the above
places or at the Bakery l2 Charles will be promptly
attended s29 In EDWIN l. DANIELS.
" "a hhcr,l dI.comnt 70 tho .ho sell aga ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

"a ANQrU-a situation Is cutter or salesman IN
w ,ai!o,ns establishment. by who has had an eS
rrieuce Of number years the business ~ the city
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

-;N iSEW u ssD.-Lo,t on Sunday evening"
y L " a5ou, =. o'clock, IN Col cer Piace, near Nur-
,,-.tfect black Bond Lee Veil, OF Ia re The
boye rssard will be psd to any returning the same
. M. College Place oily
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

"a TO LET-Thc lower part of gouteel two
ZIG. story house very good neighbornood, No l37
st. and furniture in II for sale at bargain
Ir n small family about To commence house keeping
The articles nearly aud the pa'lor furniture oil
elegant description. Possession The lst Nov Can
40 seen at nny time ole 3
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

| eeT-Cu Monday, a iea'h.r covered Subscription
| Book of the Colorci lrcs, ,crian Church. uroa the
over of hich was 'rhc Mercer street Church" The
iud.r will be literally rewarded by returning It TO tins
,sucr n the corner OF West roadway and White 81
NJ
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

lJU.RD-At e. Beekman- trec,, for the sin'sr
} ruu and sea 06 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

WHITE PLAINS FEMALE INsTI-
w 1Br.. Westcht-ter County, y. JOHN SN IN
BURNE, A. NJ. Miss A. C. ROGERS, Principals.
The duties Of this Institution viii be resumed on the lat
November. with every facility for the acquisition ei
knowledge The plan oil the Institute embrace. all the
Of complete English education, with the Latin
Creek French aud Italian Languages Drawing and PANT
ing and Vocal and lastrumen tai Music. The Institute !.
furnished with valuable Philosophical Apparatus, and
Library Loo volumes The expenses OF board wash
lng. &c and tuition the ordinary English branches
$3.50 year Applications for circulars containing moro
pnrtcu,r nformaon may he inside TO the Principals at
White Plains.
Reercncrs-N Baug,, d. D., PrcsideHt Of the Wesley
an University, White Plans aad Mlpot Mcneil, E,q.
New-York David VI. Reese NJ. d. Zcbedrc Ring
E,q, Ebcuezer Cauldwo, ESi., Rs'. Samuel Lucky, d.
d.. Thorns, L. Boud. NJ. D., Harper n Brothars Rev
Marvin Richardson. Joseph WashsuFne James Beatty
and Peter Pinckncy.
Breoslyn-John Brownson, Esq. Rev. James fioy, nnd
David Cooper, Esq
Observation-Disclosures Nosterson, E.q.
ST. Augustine. Fla.--tien. Joseph NJ. hernandez.
Cinciunat;-Rcv. Charles Elliott, ID. D., Rev. l.. l.
Einmne AND William NctI
Wesleyan Univeas,ty-Rev. d. ID. Whcden, NJ and
Augustus w. Smith. a. NJ. OLD ol sod
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

L'uPL0K n Il 3 can De siPshsa with clerk. ap-
IL pTenticcS. ostsrs, posters groous farmers. &c ,;h
out cnarze 50 Eat Broadway. go I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

- FOR HAAE OR EXCR1JSNerE-A
5i: Country Seat, 10 miles from the city, located ~
Queen, Cornty, L. l. containing upwards Of 80 acrcs Of
land. The buildings one double house.
eru finish with CRATES, marble nantes, folding doors,
&c extra kitchen; aso large barns wagon house
ge house, shop, grnnary poultry house and yard,
house with all other convonlences necessary for largo
amy Tho fruit of the best knld and in every variety
,pples cherries, &c. iuabundance
large amount of the money may remain on bond and
mortgages or Brooklyn or NewYork city property would
taken IN exchange. Address l.. 81. g. at this Office
n
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

.bO.AkDhNG.-A gentleman and hiN wife can De-
ID accommodated With pleasast Rooms and Board 10
iv,ie family AZ lis OrcAar.-,trcet ol6 Il
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WANTED.-RALPH

B The best Of references gwen line directed TO
Y Y New York Tribune office. with mans and place OF
l-.lnn... III be promptly attcsded 10. olo o.
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b. TO LET-A handsome Two story House l39
sia Wayerlcy place near Washington Parade Pos
esslon Immediately Rent low good tenant so Istt
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w A N I S.

IA WI LIES can be srpPhed with the best Of
wants loF city and country sas the shortest no
tee, nj 50 East broadway. oxD in
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
isyI0G INSTITUTE BOARDING

4 SCHOOL. Tarrytovu. n. Y.-The Winter Term OF
thu School vl commence the first November No in
,utios offers facilities for the acqurenent OF a
thorough Education. Circulars containing references.
a catalogue of students &c. may be had at Gotham, Book
store, 2U5 Broadway Crowens 633 Broadway. or AT H.
:. Raynor - Bosery Applications for admission may
.c made by mail, Priucirss Peter p. Ly on
IS; Canal st WA p LYON, AM l,:,
ol3 3w CHtS II. LYON, A. VI. i'"''PaH'
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t-s TO EET.-A modern built story brick
liz Hcuse finished the fashionable stj e End
pete with every convenience in the vicinity of Canal
.trect Apply No. As Warrington street, corner Of
Snrnr o2D ,iLs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

NSlNt. LADN gentleman wishing bo;rd
= small private family, where there no board
will sud pleasant situation ny addressing line To-
g. c. with rca name and residence, at tins oiee. Re-
erences exchanged. OILS lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

INEOXNATlON WANTED."kALFh
4 NELSON. a >eSman, Of John Nelson OF Rushy-
ord Brewery in the County Durh,m, England. sailed
ros4 port OF Sur'-r and about nte years sgo snd
ltuded Boston, whore he left his ship. If he Is 70.
wing he hear hiug H'sch 10 his adN1n
re rs applying Subscriber, the Cily of New
torS or 20 G,uiamin Ord Esq of ScGsefcld In th"
,'tunty of Durham Any no give information
e,pee,irg ,sid Nelson Will be rewarded for dong.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

81 TO LET-The upper part of good and aell
III: situated story House Ludlow STREET, No.
y" with basement aud large pantry good dry undeE
sar, good cistern we'll water and pump in the yard
uire as above 2sJ iraud st. (Shoc Store) ol34t-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

TO car .iGakE Ss.-tilszed CloIh for C.pS
manufactured and fer .als by the subscriber War
stand the fleets of cold weather without crock
us sud superior he imported tl>o Pacut Leather
II very descrIpuoa JOHN HADNlCk,
PstsH, Leathe, MsEuf-e;arer, "a Front street
go o. Newark, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

! Attorney aud Counsellor Law and General Lan'
igeHt. Lswi.roN, Fulton Co. Illinois.
Rsfercnco-Horace Greedy, 80 Ann st.. Hon Abraham
2rlttin, Madison; George Draper, % Cedar ST.; New
York DR. J. b. Munn, and VIA X. McDousal, Chatham
Vrw Jer.ey ol3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

IL Private observation-disclosures wishing per
Board aEd Rooms III location convenient TO tho
siucss part the City, will be accommodated No. 70
Oualc>rcc just of Broad way where but few bosTd
taken and every eyerton made 10 render their
, me pleasant aud comfortable The house is entirely
en and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate
-G,-cpr.. = ch,np.d iy.ss ii
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

New York, October -. 1871. ola I'm.
Z The Coursr & Enquirer Standard Express Bos
on Atlas Paadclrhs Ledger. Hsltmore Patriot Charlie.
IN Courier and New Orleans PIcayuue viii please put
i,h the sbovt (sthout this dlrccucn once week for
~ seeks vrd ,cnd th-ir bulls this office for pay
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

WRENCH LANGUAGE l.. MA
L NESCA DURtND'S first class for the com
menccs this evening By the system she purss-s the
learner may acquire fair knowledge Of French by only
few lcssons wrck Of an hour each during the wintcr
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

CAA FIX & HAuGH,
" woUT SOL Broadway, are now opening ne v ana
splendid assortment Of sered and ornaiH paror Chan
decrs Brackets Maptel Lights Lauterns &c q c. for
Gas and Candles and would invite those who are INTRO
ducng the City Gas their houses to call aud see their
assortment os -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
,iII..p'~ MiNtATURE-S Stopped under .us-

z picioa, CIRCUMSTANCES, plated MmaIare Cas-. COG ;
aiming CRili's miniature. Tho owner car have ltn
anne by proving property aud raying expenses Apbfy
o II c. STONE, lbs Canal st. o20 II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

~ ROOMS TO LET-A room and bed r"""'
li with closets, pnntries &c. suitable for smnt r''y
tlso one large ROOM extraordinarily well lighted siIa-
.le for a work shop. Inquire the premises of
81 JOHN LOCKE. ia rear Of ~ Ana ST.
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l'H3I34 s..ss .. lane - Hcgioss.
Z ..t,r.s,lase 81 ; r.r,e u lie County eoaf' ol
Z Fa,utLe, fraHui.nrct - RE lure TIN ot 5."t
,au1f. TIA iiie esg Of seau ~ u-ii ei'.'t-,
y. EE1Lr,a Wnsllt and Ne###a A'-iiiie III John
H. VIDE udnail sfal, rs RI In Nl'stf, lied al
Matthew Wu. IN x Co; We the undersigned,
GA tie lrl day 81 November tx, VIII proceed 10
sell puLiit ausaGn, 10 the h. .h' St bidder, on tie
premises, certain liact 81 Lahd, whefean john
Whit resided IN h.s hl, un1e, i,Irg on Mt1eoy
Creek, IA the couDy OF FmuL'ln, eohtalnl
2l0 acres. Ga tie. Trtot 81 Laud liteie : It ) o"
Mlli and " nj hous~, u.Ieud. Is tiusl VI ~.
The Nil, with iot If Loud dbout It. vii H. soI
sepnanl. lis Nil IS 81 good rotsabaiaood,
i0r custom.
A.. al tic same time AID place. IL lie sold
-. s"LI.g' VT. AZ . ST. s'I.,, oGe II an
AID ~ nonru. and four eHttdlsa. Ihe slaves Viii
Ia sid t.. LII cash, aHd TIE Other hi Oh q
eted tol Twelve months. On the puIchazer g'siu-
b0nd good stcuuty. Iiie Land IS 10 D. sod
credit o OF, two ani three years, on lhe pun
chaser gnIng bond aud securit' and the tltle re-
'atned untIi all the money therefor s pad. The
utle u" lac Land Is believed tote good, but we viii
only convey such lltle a, : vested IN commits
sloners. JOHN II. WADE, c,.
NELSON ABSlIlkE.
Oct. IL ulN
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Tie Lpskp I.a Monument lss become an H.
posing otjsc. Il has The Leig c. G5 left.
snt b,ay nc seen Al d,slance al many miles. The
souifa,ioT is ao@td ualil Oelobrr l643, 10 cotn-
I.te IL, but i,om tAe spiIity viii Inch lac nrou- 1t
tas present sason. lie wlll d1ubtess be able 10 &C
.'.plisi his ebor tie Of lie nex' summer.
} ~shj cfsSl. -9..l ls--. VI 4se..1 e.; : a.e II.
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EseUsSfi(Hl styles,


no TIE
r0GESIASa' 10 4 decfetal order Of tie C,reut
Superior Gaou oi Law aud Cha cets, for the
County Of Amherst. IN The sui Of DAVID lllggIubot-
ron, rIalnua. and Lucinda W. Thurmond dclcn-
si5nt shah on Tuesday, the 2d d y OF November
neHt proceed sci, upon tie premises, tor ready
moury, to thr h ghr,l builder, the 'Erac; OF
Land in sad decrclaI order ment Oucd, described
containing ~ dcrcs, adjoining the Lands Of
Ihonls y. Eubanh and Others,
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy, for
&s.op Crawford, ShciM of Amherst aud totn'f.
SIT 70 f2N
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.ho Id. .Isied GteA britain upon an agficuiafa
tour. AID ins soted ali TIC principal herds al ih'
Ma. dun. P,fhsps We lave Que who could iiasi
dvue tbs 10 beuef advantage. Mr.. Allen has ion
been devoted 10 the breeding al cattle, anu has i'se
some beautiful Duthans aad p'gs, saeli ~ Ne NV
nr,et srcn surpassed. lie poS briuRs home iroh
rs ,hcnfson large collection al South D'"ns
lotk. keuli~orln aud Berkshire pigs, shepherds
dugs. Dark1ug 'uwls, Eu.lsI phcasants, &c II
HAS undtf ~. ere valuable she -, noHh caay
fhc-d. tar II n NJ. sfrtrns5u, Bishep Meade T.
Ersinla, All +. EotcH FL of Buternnts' n 4
A,i. l. Z - lHub IS = s#afl Daan. aaly sN mont .
fuj. AID s hutitei aud hily -i"o pounds. j
t. de Al a. atqu sit4H 10 eH' stair M "o ueh'
unl sriI Ffttr auufoe. ui pr.h Ia TIE mp ~
hIt. A Ica it4r 81 passenger ~ The ilehduct li1d-
son { apfaiu Morgan. The last named gentleman
brought out vety Durham row tr his owl
farm tho Connretieui. We also learn that al
extended notice Of this sioek viii appear from Nj
Allen. pen Ia one OF The agricultural pe'ioI'-
Gals al al early day.
Macs from the Erpiaiag Elpeliton.-Cape Of
GUoI Hope prrs Ia the 2Olh Jult, says the Ne"
/ s. OH 1si.lut, announce the arrival al Table Ba,.
al the L. :. sup Ntne oaaes and Peacock, big Ppf-
,ulsc aud sai,. FLYING Fish constituting The \.
mcuelH Esp1onng tNqedtuio. The paper oI tue
- ts.es. ~ hmHn at i4''c ~ aRHaIised, stan
ding uni H. SEA again. Pfn5abiy the Gonsir ton,
b1uu to- nav , IA i,aI md ~ repairs 81 Sal.
d,uua R5y. Tn NgIouHg ENprdnl II remained a
ft1,c Ba8. July ~ il, b "ou'd SOON sill Tor tie
iufuH sfelos, aud ny BE- 'Nf'ued hp'no a ~.
its let usriig Vt do not l"atn lfom the Cape
psr,5a. 5Gl 9H.ti,c Btoat5" News, winch says u
mal b. lel#eJ an. Ifcut. Joucs. l ). Navy, bad
euiteI ID tie Cope IA Tie Hedusa, i'm l.pndon.
E5ah#! Hatd,r-'lle Washington lGa) News
at ,bt "a list. slz: ia d1e IA lat Il LAST Monday,
go. ben#n #aIuct fulsaa vas brutality 1~sa5sls
5ajcd "a Gfee# 81, ~, ) two men named EdSaId
and JOIN l#aGGft lie cit umstagrea, as sc learn
Vc.c Ils#e. &!t. Suaatso, a lasala-h 'pct II
I,. T.4I rf. tft4f linn. In.
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i1sns upon Tie goat aecessto0 Oh" our t.saai''- ST
bt cunlug 10 Iercloge ise1. on readers g'r' 'a's
W presume o"t ware that i"haera u ~" Ff 80
i Ia considerable extent IN So''"'ta mus '''..
Nc 'd.fe, Is - -',"a3 s. 5s'"'
y fnurbtsa shd - 1e hase ne '''ii - '''."- =.
c" 70 ias 7l''i p'e' s'al''s ~ ~
non OF 'he o''i'' h's' I'""''' " - -, A
near n'oo''.'9'' )" '''o ~" =, -. ia.
/ from Rockford recently cut lrlf from one
Of h. sralk. measuring l,oe feet ~ lcref ~
bte,dh Most Of the farmers IN ihe above tn.utian-
ed counties have cngaged IN tie cultivation Of tins
e,np. From Two 10 ten acirs IS the quanfuy Of
I4nd approprfard by those " no raise 10 il cul-
me % ~ " ""' If''''t' o'' ,'',.
NV ""''''' -. =" '"" ''''s ~ ~ l
I" '',' ~ ''t' "'' i'''''''' -" ''
st''' 81 nm s'''"5 u M .
'''' ~ ~ ~ ''' 'a7. 80 . h.
-, '' ~ NV - nv ,5.,
VI i. .f.,.,I - a.. ,,,,,,
,,, han -. do,i,,o5 n he =. .n,l.,,ls -, AN,
potion ofthe Union. Il grows nxal,antiy as may
be readily inferred from the size OF the eaf TO ~" ca
we have alluded. Southern men engaged ~ The
cultivation Of lhs iub"cco say thai our sui aud cil-
mate are decidedly favorable to Hs Eio"fh' WIN
regard 10 IL ghiWy u may DC c"nsl'eie' R"""' 10
say the least. Clsafs have aifcddy ofeh mah"l'e.
iufed from H. AMI Itleni oil ouIs "ho Is boih d
love- aud Jhdse 81 the weed says lHe5 afe s1IftI"f
10 the ophihah A"r'ican article W ahhciP"e
VIII ~" small drRfr' OF nde tlr iIne When we -"'i
aad 4obde u u o't y aleaso M~.he..
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A PERSON To take the management Of a Mar
I = kel Garden, near Lynchburg. To one CO.. =
my properly recommended, LIBERAL wages would be
gwen. Enqune at ths Office.
Sept. q
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NTIRGlNIt-tt rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Choncery tur tie
county Of Nelson, in the mouth OF August, l8il:
Nilsson Peters, Charles pcow and Seat1n II Loving, late
merchants mud partners, trading under the sly lie aud finn OF
Peters, PuruW y Loving, plaintiffs,
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love.
.Nho divine Tie nv sieres 81 Late
Hsw strange how various its histories
To some ii trnSeih sunshine, birs and balm,
Making the hsaa paradise OF flowers,
Ns,.reo b, cool neandsting streams, and bsihsi
lafr,shenins de~.. where gentle breezes play,
y And fair, strains II mn,ic feat around.
Chsrnia. the haunted air. Twice happy they
Who live beneath Ll,e's haoNius, inla enc ..
Its eloudcss summer ~, it, azure i.hi,
Its psIiat4,l air Ii. t.i.., tie than ali.s,
But ola To some wl.si does it brine rarlnors,
And desoiaiiou, al - AT. mad dsslh.a
REFLECTION cS AaE:.
age ever lsscs TO 4neli o. " psst zeeas-
ofe-Il, youth tud hfsiessf. -. tn, dn,ls
In ever, hosr aisa5ef ,tslairs Ger
The nrSios. Of liz lssi. O how ne cling
: o the fshiea,is u = aaHfy lf'af,
Ho~s,er lice, il, bliss And how love
To dwell on touce q music, silent
o. flowers, nos faded, h,ieht in otIet days;
On scen,s. changed, rlich used Ia "a
On slliies. ga louks, on lanes, all passoda"a..
Tho present, ~hnt-oe'er the present lie,
10 ne'ef 70 lovely, necf So loved, Is
The n1bry ofthr Inst. hu1cht ia 50 hi ehi,
SO trautltl doat us If n,us stamped
Will iae foul hilo Of If Ii-It How oft
Renenbtanc. 81 u'ler da, ru.ho'e
The miai 80 tl.atIa aaa Ill ID NiiA IL ut,
How 81 fJui lalf size departed, sisaIa
Jpn those set. n.. sIal..J lu $40 tte lisbl
ofio,s aad tr..,.l..z low ,t saIoe
t,oas- s. s1., p - tie -.,4l--, ,8.se lon hnslrd
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A''neis's }. .''' is. q" "'''' .aas
~"d hoHs.a- -'.sz' 10 s.'' i'ai ~
A1d sishs si' ''H- sAss #=#as $500. INN a.tp.
low So '. exc - t.. '"
vi d. H.."' .'..f#
To ief# .. t#t #t.sHi .a ' IT.
NIihe.t .o,ttsl. 1900. '..I ..tf#I#f
To hi Eli t.. D.. 80 - .t.r. .|ti##i#
Oh IL e.I. I...a#s t#=..#.i d.. tsl#.
'tet@s 'e..'. t.f5.
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a. .'+ $500.
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E'G.5az7 Ls.g'4s'.'- -.

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