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TNHE Subscriber has on hand, and continues
II TO manulaciGTe, C.dRRLaGES and
WIG COWS, at his stand three fourihs Of a
mile west Of the Court House, which he will
sell al reduced prices Tor cash or approved ere
dit; his work is made of the best OF material,
and by experienced wOrkmen. He 10 not I'M
der the necessity Of proving before the Hon.
County Court that he can paint as well as Peo-
pie in general-he wilt let the public judge OF
his work for themselves
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execu-
ted with neatness on short notice
N. B. The subscriber has the right for hang
ing carriage and wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are superior TO elliptic springs for bust
ness wagons on account of lightness and dura-
bility. l5Pounds OF spiral spring will carry as
much weight as 200 pounds of elliptic spring
which makes considerable difference in the
weight of Wagon.
WILLIAM LORD.
Litch6eld, March 18th, 1916. a:
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THE PILES!
Il CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED i!
DR.. Uphams Internal Rene

0ys
For the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation ofthe
Lirer and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation Of the Stomach, Bo,ceis,
Kidneys and Bladder Lylansnatory and
.Mercmial Rheumatism; Lnpuriiy Of Blood
Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine
| and for the Relief Of Married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLES PILE ELECTUARY
physician Of New. York city, is the only really
success ful remedy for that dangerous and dis.
tressing complaint the PILES, ever offered to tho
American public. .,
Mark this : 1t is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, and will cure any
case o: Piles either Bleeding or Blind, Internal
or external; and probably the only thing that
will. There is no mistake about it,. 1t is posi-
Avecure-speedy and permanent. 1t lie also
convenient medicine to take, and improves the
| general health in n remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at 8 l-3 cts.
perdose. II IS very MUD in ITS operation, and
may be taken in cases the most acute inAam.
tions are in the highest degree agreeable, in.
| convenient and offensive; and from the very ma.
lure OF the disease, temporary IN their effects
The Medicine att acks the disease atits source,
'''' MI" INT M ftHFCisYF DISEASES.
Although the ELECTUARY was originally
prepared for the cure of PILES, yet it has proved
i,sefto be Medicine far superior to all others
in all diseases of an inAammatory character,
with determination Of blood to any particular
part or organ. In Inflammation and Congestion
Of the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation ofthe Stomach, Bowels Kidneys,
and Bladder; in lnhammatory and Mercurial
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
For all Impurities of the Blood arising from
the imprudent use Of Mercury or other causes;
for all Diseases Of the Skin and Scrotulous
Affections; ia all cases where the Blood is pow
erfully determined to the Head producing dz.
zrness and distress, DIR. UPHAM'S ELECTU.
AIRY is entirely unrivaled.
TO MARRIED LADIES'.
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and injurious disease, the FILES
with consequent Inflammation Of the Stomach.
bowels and Spine. weakness Of the Back, flow
OF Blond to the Head, &c. The Electuary is
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies, and the most
useful Cathartic 'ha,lGa possibly be used, as il
% %ao "s s.y W4 II ss f%s Ok sf IT,
~ cuRE FOR Or Iii LIFE ECU GGGARAaNsTIED.
The Elec'uary contains NO MINERAL
MEDClNEi NO, ALOES,. COLYClNTH.
Purga.ive. No fear of taking cold while under
its influence. no change IN diet necessary. II
LIFE Is GUARANTEED, time, safe delivery,
Pamphlets giving valuable inforu,a iop respec.
ting this medicine, may be obtained Of Agents,
Us. HoUGHToN, 1870 Washington street,
Boston, General Agent for the New-England
| States.
AGENTs.-Li.ch6sld. s. Buel; Hartford, w
H. Allyn; New.Haven, s. G. Gorham; Dan
bury, s. Seleck; Bethel, Judd &, Barnum
Newtowa. Jas. Bradley; Waterbury, E. Leaven
worth; and by traders generally. 80
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FURNITURE
" ARD HOUSE.


A T his ware-rOOms two doors west of
IN the County House, keeps on hand a
good assortment Of Furniture, Chains,
and Looking Glasses, made Of good ma
terials, and in a fashionable style, which
he is offering on as good terms as can be
purchased at any other establishment.
~Looking Glasses repaired.
Litchfield May Alb, 1876. f5O
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STANZAS.

Farewell Life my senses swim,
And the world is growing dim:
Thronging shadows cloud the light,
Like the advent of the night
Colder, colder, colder, still,
Upward steals vapor chill
Strong the earthly odor grows
Ismell the mould above the rose!
Welcome Life! the Spirit strives!
Strength returns and hope revives;
Cloudy fears and shapes forlorn
Fly like shadows at the NORM
Ger the earth there comes agloonn'
Sunny light for sullen gloom,
Warm perfume for vapor cold.
Ismell the rose above the mould
APAaL, 1915.
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above business, and where he viii Keep
ON hand or manufacture to order.
Harnesses Of NVLZ Kinds,
Saddles, Brides, Trunks,
&c. ..
He invitesthose who want work in his
line to give him call, as he has no
doubt he can satisfy them both ast to
quality and prices.
u REPAIRING of all kinds done in the
best manner and at short notice. Ma
ny articles of Produce take mn payment
for work. FREDK w. BROWN.
Liichfeld, April 10, 1874.
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PALLIATIVE REMEDIES
Beware of using only

They luHed into apparent security. but the prog
ress OF the disease is unchecked, and death en-.
sues Resort at once TO this Great Remedy, and
you will not be disappointed IN your hopes
For sale at LOG Nassau street, one door above
Ann, and at Mrs. Hays, 1879 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. :.
For sale at the Drug Store, Ltchfield Seth
Thomas & Son. Plymouth Hollow; Eli Curtis
WATERFOWL; E: Leavenworih. Waterbury; r
Wadsworth & Co. New. Hartford; E. S. Wood.
ford. Wlnstsd j, James C. sSif. Norfolk VOL.
West Cornwall; p Wheeler, Furnace villa ee
Brewster ;Psge: Falls Village John Franklin
Canaan II. F. Fish, Salisbury. 80
III miram .. Case, Travelling Agent for Connec.
"Su'' 6m46
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HIRAM JACKSON.

TAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
l. toners. and the Public in general, that he
has removed his DYEING ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west Of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds of Clothing and Dresses of all colors.
Also-Cleaning and Dressing OF Hats.
TMr. ]. will be at his shop on Mon
days and Saturdays.
Litchfeld Nov. 3, ls45.
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERF

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
Tar and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy kn0sCn to the aOOrld for gthe
cure Of Coughs, Colds. ASTHMA, Group, Bleed
ing cfthe Lungs, Wooping Cough, ByOn-
chitis, Influenza, ShOrtness of Breath,
Pain and Weakness in the Breast
or Side, Liuer Complaint, and
the Esa.ef Sfnnes af
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IRON ana Brass Foundry.

THE Subscribers having commenced the
l. business Of Casting Brass, in connection
with their other business, all orders for Cast
ings, either Iron or Brass, will be thankful,
received and promptly attended to. All past
favors gratefully acknowledged bys
A ]. DARLINGTON & SON.
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Geese Feathers.


THE subscribers have just re-
y L ceived from New York, NJ
- | ire Siikand Pearl Cashmere Hats,
MSA of the Spring Fashion. They also
SS~ intend to keep on hand general
assortmen; of Hats of their o,vn manufacture,
all of which they will sell on the most reason
able terms. The patronage of their friends and
the public is respectfully solicited.
KlLBORN & BRAMAN,
Litchfel1, April 10. 1s4;-17
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.NeaU Store anal .Vess Goods.

0VEW SIU1'G VV1GVO 0VEUV WVV0U0d
A I tie former stand OF Stiles ID. Wheeler
n may be found general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries. Provisions, SC. The stock
hiss been largely replenished dnring the week,
and will continue to be through the season.
ali which will be sold for cash, barter or appro-
we'd credit at the lowest living profit or advance
from cost. All old patrons Of the former es-
Enlistment are invited to call, and new &C.
quaintances are respectfully solicited. Fresh,
Salt, Smoked, and dried Meats, and various
kinds of fresh and sailed Fish, will be furnish
edduring the season.
A team will 60 regularly to market once and
twice week. Best brands Of Flour will be
delivered to families in the village at reasona-
BILE prices. ...
STILES D. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfield March 81, 81
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NO. DECEPTION!

Not week passes away without we have to re-
cord some Of the most astonishing cures of
long continued Asthma, lncipent Con-
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
and the various diseases to
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject
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Bewa e of a Slish Cough.
Asthma,

what he thinks of Foleer's OIosa onian, or All
live comfortably without it. 1t relieves ali that
Difficulty Of Breathing, Cough. and Tghiness of
the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing slumber,
and does for the Asmatic what no other remedy
in the world will do. Witness the case of Hen.
ry Jackson, 18th street, William Bond, the we'll
Wilkinson, Hoboken; Mrs Bell, Morristown,
n. j.; Mrs. Lucrelia Wells, 322 Pearl street ;
W. c. Gowan, Woodstock, Ulster county and
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Too Late.

once saw man upon whose head mad
beaten almost eighty winters, rise in
large congregation to request the people
of God to pray for him. Never shall l
forget the scene. There he stood, COW
cred with the locks which time had whit
ened, leaning upon his staff. He felt he
was sinner. His locks had wh!tened in
the service of Satan. With trembling
voice and quivering lip, no said, wish
10 60 to Jesus, but fear it is two late"
A thrill ran through the assembly. Too
ate An aged sinner lettering on the
Drink of eternity, with world Of glory to
be lost or won.
Aged friend, is it to late for you? Has
the heavenly messenger been grieved for
the last time, and left you like shatter-
ed oak of the plain, to ripen in the beams
of the sun for the consuming flames? 0,
turn your trembling footsteps to Calva-
ry, peradventure there is mercy yet in
store for thee. Hasten to that fountain
opened for sin and uncleanness. Linger
not for a more convenient season. Fall
into the hands of mercy. Then shalt
thou go down into the dark valley and
shadow of death leaning upon the arms Of
Jesus: then thou shalt be gathered into
the great company ofpatriarchs, apostles,
and saints, where immortal youth shall
bloom forever upon thy temples, and
where death is never known.
THE Town OF MATAMoRAs.-As every
thing in relation to the seat of war is at
present of great interest, we give below
brief description of the town of Mata-
moras, which occurs in Green's i" Mier
Expeditions"
"Matamoras is the only American
many frame houses with shingle roofs,
and is built of as combuslible materials
as most southern towns in the United
States. 1t is situated about half mile
from the Rio Grande, and thirty from its
mouth, contains "a population of bout ten
thousand, and is the most defenceless
city in Mexico"
Relics of Pretender-The sword and
pistols used by Prince Charles Edward at
the battle of Preston Pans and Culloden are
in this country. 1t has never been fully
stated in what manner or what reason they
have been deposited here. 1t is probable
however, that Flora Mcdonald, or some
other person, brought them over to be inter
red in a land Of religious tolerance, in hon
or of the principles to which they had been
dedicated.
MISSIONARY Successive learn, from
the New York Recorder, that letters have
been received by the Baptist Missionary
Board, reporting more than six hundred
Karens have been baptized in Burmah prop
er within the last year. The Baptist mis-
sonaries are also achieving great things in
Germany.
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7,homns EaoOSI,. Last Poem.

Avo'ume has recently been published
containing the last pOetical procnc-
lions of Thomas Hood, the celebrated En-
ulish humorist, lately deceased. In this
collection will be found the following ex-
auisite little poem, written in the waning
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z2912M Rubber. Goods
BY THE GAZE OR DOZEN
~ ENTS. India Rubber Over Shoes,
" Ladies' IS sc
Ladies' I" " Buskins.
Ladies' sc Z" Sandals.
India Rubber Horse Covers.
India Rubber Eastcs, SC. sc
Merchants and others in want of any of
the above Goods, can be supplied at prices as
low as they can be purchased in New York OF
any other market by calling on the subscriber
directly overthe Post Office.
A. P. P. CAMP.
wv A-NJ"IE
IN OR 60 more stitchers.
cU Litchfeld, Oct. 2sth,1s45.
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4: !: =; 8: : IS: =:
Gently occupied by MIR. j. B.
Woodruff. Possession given immediately
Enquire of RARZILLA ARNTS.
Litchfield, March Is, 1916. ,. az
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Persons who arrived in the Hibernia state
that the British Squadron of Evolution just for.
med at Portsmouth consists of the following yes
sells: t"
Steamers, ID. a.....,.
Ships of the Line: &c.. .....s4.
Three of the Ships Of the Line carry 100 guns
each 2 others o.; the remainder "a. The
1908 have each complement of 100 men.
The steamers are the Terrible, Retribution,
Cyclops, tifty-gnn trigate, and twenty -four
gun fir. gates. ..
The Terrible carries one-hundred land fifty
Founders and 20 sixty EIGHT Founders. She is
the largest war steamer in the world.
This is far more effective fleet than that
which won the Battle Of the Nile.
Worse and Worse.-The editor of the
Day Star, a Millerite paper published in
Cincinnati, says that he has been spending
nearly two weeks at the village of White
Water and Union, and that "it will be in
credible with many OF the Advent friends
when they hear of the Lords marvellous
works. Evidence that the resurrection of
many of the saints has taken place is clear,
for many of them have been distinctly seen
brother c, Fitch, among others. More
hereafter.
AMERICAN SHARP SHOOTING Forsyth,
celebrated in the last war as the command
er Of band of sharp shooters, which bar
raised the enemy so much, happened, in a
scouting party, to capture a British officer
He brought him to his camp, and treated
him with every respect due to his rank
Happening to enter into conversation on the
subject of sharp shooters, the British off
Ger observed that Colonel Forsylh's men
were terror to the British camp; that as tar
as they could see, they could select the Off
Ger from the private, who Of course fell
victim to their precise shooting. He wish
ed very much to see a specimen of their
shooting. Col. Forsyth informed the Brit
ish officer that his wish should be granted.
The colonel then ordered one of his men to
come forward, and inquired if his rife was
in good order. Yes, SIR replied the man
He then stuck a table knife in a tree about
fifty PAGES distant, and ordered the man to
split his ball. He fired, aud the ball was
completely divided by the knife, perforating
the tree on either side. This astonished the
British officer. Another soldier appeared.
He was called, and ordered, at tbs distance,
to shoot the ace of clubs out of that card
This was actually done! The British Off
Ger was COMPOUNDED and amazed; still more
so, when the colonel informed him, that foul
weeks, before, sthose men were at work in
the capacity Of husbandmep.
Philadelphia Printers for Merieo!- A
corps Of volunteers for Mexico, composed o.
printers, and numbering upwards of sixty
.,,,.<, :. voun0 fallouus has haan fnllv OrOan
ssed in that city. The corps is called thu
~. -. 4,
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TNHE Subscriber has opened a
Es{Y u House Of Entertainment in the
Hi village Of Liichiield, aud would re-
spectiully solicit share Of public
patronage. Every exeFtion will be made tC
render il 4 well regulated house and a quiel
and comfortable home for its patrons.
S. ID. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfeld, April goth, 1876. IS
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VIZ ANTED, BY the subscriber, one hundred
w or more braiders OF Palm Leaf, to whom
good encouragement will be given.
3m43 A. A. GRFDLEY.
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RAISING OF BLOOD

is effectualIy checked by this remedy, when al
other means have failed. Hundreds of cases
might be related, where persons in the CITY hav
been given up, and pronounced as past hope, who
have been restored by this great remedy to the
Monroe street Dennis Kelley, 90 Wafer street.
Charles Roberts, III Canal street; Henry Lis.
bon, 1893 Rivington ST. and hundreds of others.
who have used the remedy, can testify TO the
truth of the above assertion.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

EOR SALE at L. J. SMITHS Store, ROCK
l. SALT. IS
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TOR SALE, by the Subscriber, Pleasure
Il Wagons, of various kinds Also one or
two horse Lumber Wagons with body upon
wire springs, Of most approved style. Prices
and quality will prove satisfactory.
A. A. GRIDLEY.
Watertown, March 1916.
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HARNESS MAXIM q.

HNHE bscriber res.
Il pectfully informs
the inhabitants GLITCH
field and vicinity, that
he has removed to the
shop in West st.,7 doors
west ofthe Court House,
where as usual he in.
tends to carry on the
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FOLGER's OLosAONIAN,
OR
.ALL-HE.AL.NrG R.ALSAM

1t has proved itseltto be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested its virtues and have never found it to fail
in curing the diseases for which it is recommen-
ded. Nor do they have to wait long in order to
know whether it will be productive of good eff.
fects, they are assured that if
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 90
bottles will not, and is moi therefore necessary
that they should spend their money in vain.
Bewa g of a Sigh Cough.
Although i: is passed over as unimportant, it
will soon become sea,ed-Consumptio follows
in its wake. Take heed TO a pain in the side
and soreness in the chest, especially if attended
with .aising Of Mucous, sireaked with Plood-
These are dangerous symptoms; but thew are
quickly and effectuallv overcome by the above
remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing
comnant ~. s. -----.-. ,-,. :.
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Philadelphia Printers for Merico!- A
corps Of volunteers for Mexico, composed of
printers, and numbering upwards of sixty
smart young fellows, has been fully organ
sEed in that city: The corps is called the
4 Prass GuaIdS
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st owes Stoves! Stoves!

st owes Stoves! Stoves!
THE Subscriber takes this method of
- notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment of Stoves, making
it most complete, embracing, almost eve.
ry desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also great variety of
II" Air. Tight Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing The nimble nine
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der of the season (for ready pay) at con-
siderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second hand
FIRE-FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, in
all its variety on hand, or made to order
Of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfeld, Jan. 5. 1916. 80
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.THE FLEET or EVOLUTION

'THE FLEET OF EVOLUTION.'
Persons who arrived in the Hibernia state
that the British Squadron of Evolution just for.
med at Portsmouth consists of the following YES
sells: .."
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IN OR GO more stitchers.
cV Litchfield, Oct. 2Sth, 1s45.
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WAGONS.

Litchfeld, March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
THE TRIBUNE.
City Irernn.

srp1ors p,or !, TsE THIRD WARD-A very
,erloa. array occurred In 7trd Ward about Y O'clock
NoDdsyntsht According te tbs ees'
,hs an ocer Kent attempting TO arrest man as
n. e.,.e On. Of pase in Vesey st. called the Cot;
>, 90. attacked By several persons who came out Of
.ns sans house On rsppng FOR assistance officer Martin
49,. came 10 hand and immediately struck on bis hand
md c.es with briekba,s ofcer Perry, going 10 their
o IN answer TO the alarm rap aiso struck with gres;
violence on the aide Of bis facs. The before named off,
cars with the assistance Of officer Sherwood nowiths:and
INK the shower Of hrickha &C. succeeded In aest.n7
VIM A. johnson. James Ha,che1. Alexander Devoe, Az
drew McCarty, Edw Burton and Nicholas Degrsv-who
were this morning taken TO he Police oce where Dcvos
and McCay ordered And bail In the Of $4,000
EACH AMI the others In $1,000 each On their way 10 lac
Tombs two others named Charles Lent sas Fashion anu
J. Newell followed in the crowd identified ana ar
rested and also held tooa In the ssm Of $1,000 eaen'
FoReERr-A person named George Harris was Is
arrested Monday evening 10 the 18Th Ware on cum ~
forpcry ip passing forged check Tor So 70 1900
Certsr OF No. 132 Walfer-st Ine acca'ea
IN
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s GESCI FUn saLGDS's .e.--@o.. L41u"s'
IAuIy.c Axi4fe - ~ H.Hss1, opPosi7 CIiEbcn ht.'
NSHfDsk, Oa.y piece > az wiS.1s Is Ca &c bo4ser
The -glIsl.og ~. article through Lvf1s
err .rc..1a uit-1 St@ss ts prOpfsi'.
EstsSsn Dept tns hooss !oca ion, .Gd o.sses ~
c8rsGIarTs ~ had <Iosy-on n1IJ, ready lof~sa
any bau Ots County. fam,LIs Lslnin. ie.1"Gy
cure. DIOp.y. Gravel! d.s.ass II u Urinary OfgaS
zig.ey liver ssns.o pALs, ~ca.e,s u ~ az
en olseAsss o III LI5zs, COss14paoa P..ss, j.isoSr
Sesou.a sAt hheuni, &c &c. MI &c u Gi-sed VI CO
p,ctaS.z - - e1-stIUnsc ~ cr1JIS o.
A4s c!ly prcptis 1cty the naine u "
Rev sp.Ity. # ~! Ea4-.1aG ~ VIII sac E'| .
tgD-a 81 Ics essc vi Ia. n dIrSe Ia afoy"r e1
r., orcu lar eiA.c..f of nc ne5cino wi! sh~ lt.s
Inc uss u n ~ " go.o Ia any c--s, and OHsh 10 he Use
Ne zCz a.tts T.e gnI ea>c% Psv'ucsi " II lssN
cu.k n:np IN I'VE. eNpsstEs1 IN TIE paa ,Le1, WIKI
~. cc sad e. latefs.iV! s'i please Cal AID sst sfsia
a. ~ .,..u upo.sL= C-.asca hA- O4y A,-n.y % ns
eI,y Pc .. Il u o,;t.e, 81 - o. Li,eeua.S
ctr. u4ys 3I!zo.Ia "sS
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NJ sALMoEIs SEMEry

TOR 2isor1s.. CT sI>alscl, Lssf hdneJs, r.
eurpscled wish iLc se.teG ~; rVvs.y Cssssro'
:licus xllAEEs gIcciless pa yLe of, !D~ spsnj
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