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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
The Blind Slave Boy
Music arranged from Srect Alton.

WORDS BY MRS. DR.. BAILEY.
Come back to me, mother why lingor away
From thy poor little blind boy, the long weary day
mark every tootstep, l list to each tone,
And wonder my mother should leave me alone!
There are voices Of sorrow, and voices Of glee,
But there's no one to joy Or to sorrow with me;
For each one hath pleasure, and trouble his share,
And none for the poor little blind boy will care.
My mother, come back to me! close to my breast
Once more let thy poor little blind one be pressed;
Once more let me feel thy warm breath on my cheek.
And hear thee in accents of tenderness speak!
o mother! I've no one to love memo heart
Can bear like thine own IN my sorrows q part,
No hand is so gentle, no voice is so kind,
Oh! none like mother can cherish the blind!
Poor blind one! No mother thy wailing can hear,
No mother can hasten to Danish thy fear;
For the slavo-owner drives her, DER mountain ant
wild,
And for one paltry dollar hath sold thee, poor child!
All! who can in language of mortals reveal
The anguish that none but mother can feel,
When man in his vile lust of mammon hath trod
On her child, who is stricken and smitten of God!
Blind, helpless, forsaken, with strangers alone,
She hears in her anguish his piteous moan;
As he eagerly listens-but listens in vain,
To catch the loved tones of his mother again!
The curse of the broken in spirit shall fall
On the wretch who hath mingled this wormwood anc
gall,
And his gain like a mildew shall blight and destroy,
Who hath torn from hismother the little blind boy!
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The Little White Girls Song.

HI LltblC " HItO VII bOhS'
Air.-"Rosin The BOw."
| have a white skin, and they tell me,
1t looks very comely, and fair;
Blue eyes, and my checks, too, are rosy,
And light is the hue ofmy hair.
/ always am drcss'G like n lady,
Have leisure for books and for play;
And teachers are paid to instruct me
Each science end art of the day.
But down in the South they assure me,
Are thousands of poor little girls,
With skins that are darker in color,
And heads coverd over with curls.
They never have had any learning,
And dare not be taught A. B. C;
Are slaves-and are ruled by a master,
And sometimes with great cruelty.
My mother says He who created
And formed us alike out ofclay,
Will pity these dark little children,
And break all their shackles away.
Will soften the hearts Of their masters,
To let the poor captiyes 60 free,
And wipe off the stain from our nation,
The blight from our Liberty Tree.
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EsNVCE " EDVCEDq

LARGE BOTTLES $3.50, SMALL BOTTLES SlOO.-DR. FAY
LORS BALsAM OF LIVERWORT, FROM 35 BOWERY,
NEW IORK.-FoR THE CURE OF CouGHs, Coins, CoNsUMrrIoN
LIVER COMPLAINTS, ASTHMA, &c. Read the following
| do most earnestly ask the serious attention of every individual
having any affection ofthe LUNGS, or disposition to CONSUMPTION
asthma or Liver Complaint, or Consumptive Dyspepsia, PllptatiOr
&c, to read the following certificates. which are the showers
among those recently received. 1 assure the sick that there is NJ
Quackery or hmmbng, but. an honest development of facts, which
am ready to subytantiate, and advise every one to beware of coun
tertaits and limitations, and buy only as above, or of leeds Il IIaz
ard, No. III Water st. GURDON j.. LEEDS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE

For some unaccountable reason, for the last one or tow years, ma
ny Young people sboth male and female, have had the misfortune to
have their hair turn permanently gray. We have heen frequently
applied to for something to turn the hair back to its natural color,
which has induced us to got much trouble and expense in order TO
proved Hair Dye-one that is nearly e%ffectual and not the least in
furious to the head or halr for the moderate price of50 cents per bot
lie, We have succeeded beyond cur expectations. This article we
offer to the plbhc with great confidence. We have had il Thorough.
ertvtaSird. time aHcr time bcH1yc NC Aald offer t iT gafet%Afhe
price Is such that alcan ahordt to use it, and its quality we belieyo
to be superior to any eve. before made.
Sold by COmstOCk & Ross. No. 10 fremont Row. Boston. and nv
S. K. Onlins. M0ntneler. ~
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Sold by s. K. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
BALM OF COLUM BIA.
FRENCH ~DEPlLATORY.
Medicine for the Million
FANER,S InINT AND NrpNE 11NIn1ENr

1lA4AN LIN ~ Nv VIZ Ii LllNlNllIlN L.
FOR the cure of Rheumatism Govt, Sprains, Bruises, Swellings
or loins, Weakness of the joints and nerves, Ague, stiff neck, sting
IF insects, %Chilblains, Fresh wounds, Burns, Freezes, and all cases
of ExTERNAL INJURY.
There has never appeared a medicine which possesses the pene
trating and healing power in so great a degree, while ut the same
time, it cannot by any possibility produce injurious effects. By it,
action on the skin, 1t eXCltes a healthy circulation of the blood, and
removes the distractions TO the INsRNsiBLE PERsPIRATIoN which is
the cause of so much human suffering. It has complete control ovel
fire, and may be used with perfect safety in the worst cases ofburns
The price put upon it, being far below other medicines of the kind
most effectually removes every obstacle to its universal use. Why
will You suffer pain, when a safe, eficacious and cheap medicine is
within your reach? -
tMpORFANS TO OWNERS OF HORsES@
Do rms ms. E 1l.Hni, III Is 1 not q He a5 S9i u Rddl II !Fe fu ApI Ia75 sysaf5sTs ghaPY p a.
spraned or bruised, and for many other diseases requiring an ex
ternal remedy. The high character of the gentlemen signing the
following certificate will render it of interest to all who may have
occasion to use a medicine Of the kind.
0y|rhe undersigned, having made use of Sewers Liniment lm
Horses, and finding it to be "A valuable remedy for lameness, gals
sprains, bruises, &C., would recommend it to our friends and the
public generally, believing that those who may have occasion to ust
a remedy for any ofthe diseases for which il is recommended, viii
not be disappointed in its effects.
Lowell FAIR, B%rattleboro,' VT,
0rIs BARDwELL, Walpole, n. H., Stage
GEO. HUNTINGTON, I" " ProprietOfs
PELETGAH ARMSTRONG;"
Prepared only by r. SEAyER & Sons Drug gsts, Nalpole, N. II
Reed, Wing & Cutler, 81 Chatham st., Boston,, Who, sale Agents
OgsERyE-Evcry bottle of the genuine will have the signature o
r. Seaver & Son on the inside wrapper.
o." Price-25 and 50 cents per bottle,
For sale by S, X. CoI1GNs, Montpelier; C. 7. Stowell, Middlesex
J. G.. Stimson, Waterbury; O. French, Barre; N. c. Hale, Chelsea
G. b. Pierce & CO., Northtield; Il. Perry, Cabot, Peck pear, Bur
lington; Stoddard, Rutland; and by merchants and druggists gene
alry throughout the State. 3S:ly
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LOWELL FAIR, Brattleboro,' VI,
0rIs BAHDwELL, Walpole, N. H., Stage
GEO. H~UNTINGToN, Proprieto
PELErIAH ARMSTRONG;"
ANIMAL CHE EMIsTRY.

A NIMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question, that
IL means can be so chemically c9uAefa 10 act upon the alb
sor9ent system, and i remove various n asaNsles,Qps which, if allow
bid swelings, and s%crofalousa iseab &eatse
According 10 Chemistry rJA8 HhysuipsB afhe human system
a remedy has been dBcQgeied, apd Is nov Apphed aud rendered
successful, in rcmovnK ta8Hh sweiida& naM in the side and
buck, scrofulous, kings evks mlargeinenfabent the neck and throat
ague cakes, ennhae8 Bf ~ AeH NJ thing should be
minded by every rA duns that fM eans here spoken of should
be used IN ggslemasRb every thAsg tise, in case of gatherings OF
painful aweiHngs Nfghe breaets Vfkhose who nurse. Those whC
arc inNhe tabNN f8eingtf4n89Ain this way, should use it befor
any Npraa4sR l8fne We manifested. No exposure to cold
AN eHeefVn NE parts where this application is worn
EWha4t hebf asspeaiaih there are no means which can be Ms
fhAt& mveen quick and certain relief as this. Those who dc
lRmatEh % ANl4inast bear the above in mind, and use the means
sNcfW speeifIN Tor 1t never fails in this disease, tnether can ii fail
I9Ae rea3efctn readily see, iii can soften and subdue such inha
NATION, efhow much Importance it would be to use in cases Of
tWG&b3eks, spinal irritation, and in fact all kinds ST weakness OIL
kihAAaaiioH. A. an external application in Liver Complaints, pair
Ltt The hips and shoulders, it has no equal and as Il pain extractor
Pthere is no magical drops or linaments that will compare with the
JEW DAVIUS or HEBREW PLASTER-that is the remedy, and
it is two well known among physicians in general, to need any fur
Their description. Thousands have been relieved by this Plaster
after every other application has failed. A pamphlet giving an ac
count of its discovery, with certificates, directions, &c, accompany
each box, which is sufficient to spread 6 or 7 p~asters-Price, 81
cents. Iii pleasant to wear, and no one need fear OF taking cole
in that part over which the plaster is applied.
For sale by S. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
Sold by Comstock & Ross, No. 10, fremont Row, Boston, an
S. X. Collins, Montpelier.
WORMS! WORMSn WORMsl,t

hOl4MSIOCk'S VERMlFUGE.
This remedy for Worms is one of the most extraordinary eve,
used, 1t ettectualy eTadicates worms of all sorts, from children
and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real cause being known.
Some other reason is assigned tOrthe sickness, until too late to cure
the true cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the parent who
does not know, and tie doctor who does not understand the com
plant which Is DESTROYING those precious flowers of lfc-children.
What should be done
The answer is plain. Give this Nonniflge. which will be suro
to do good, tthey have no worms, and il they have it will destroy
and eradicate with a certainty and percislOn truly astonishing.
1t capnOt harm the smallest infaut or the strongest adult. There
Is no mercury or mineral in it. Mercury IS the basis of most worm
remedies aud the remedy is sometimes worse than the disease
So never use lozcnges; but rely upon this. Every person will be
convinced on one trial that it Is the most perfect cure ever invent
ed. We CAL ON all good citizens to make known the effects Of this
wonderful remedy.
N Price % CeHts.
Sold by Comstock II Ross, No. 10, fremont Row. BOSTON. ana
by s, X, Collins. MontDelleT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS,

From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Tmcsl
MIR, I. N. Lyman, 50, Commerce street, was cured of total deaf
ness of fifteen years standing, by a few TASKS of DR.. Nc. Nair,s
Acoustic Oil. He had u short time before returned hom Bosten.
where he had spent S75, had the tonsis of his ears taken out, and
many other experiments tried with the faculty, bus without success.
He had also sp9nt over SlO0 in the city to the faculty, but he was
ld( in the same state when they were through. lie then in despair
thought he would try one more thing before he gave up, and procu-
red q flask OF DIR. McNair's Acoustic oil and heIs cured.
Sold by Comstock & Ross, No. l9Iremont Row, Boston, and BY
S. X. Collins, Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
SARSAPARILLA.

lOMSrOCK & CO.'S Concentrated Compound and Fluid R1traao
OSarsaparila, forth cure of
Scortula, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases,
Ieuers, Scaly eruytons fthe skin,
Ilmples on tine race, Mercurial Il Sphiloid diseases,
Dlceratlons OF tn9 throat, Biles from impure habits Of tho
Pains and swellings of the body,
bones, Liver Affections.
and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, exposuro
and imprudenCe Oflne excessive use of mercurv. &c.
The S|arsaparilla can be d depended upon by ever one as being AZ
good as any either in this country or Europe. People can avail them
selves or not just as they please in using SarsanarlIa. Thia Duro
extract Is put up in as large or larger bottles as any sold for one dol
iai at the Unprecedented low price of so cents per bottle,
sold Dy COmstock q Ross, No. 10 fremont Row. Boston. and bV
5. X. Collins, Montpelier.
BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA ACTOR
III great lieallhg SaVe is acknowledged by all who have used
1t to be the most wonderful article ever known, II exDeIIs ali min
ny by fire, extracts all pain, and prevents m~orjfcatiou fnlbyerv
case. l Will cure any of the following complaints. or pass & reG
sed for it.
burma 9G}aa, ssto9r,es Sores, uEEssmfs:-,'' y
Salt Rheum, ScorfnIa, wounds
Eruptions, Sore Ewes. plies
Chlblans, Cold in Wounds. Tender Feet
1t cures sore eyes, eases cancers, frequently removing them with
out pain or agony, speedily aays inflammation and reduces swell
lings and is a salvenOne should be without. The following remar-
kabe case was furnished US quite recently, and hundreds Of Others
equally wonderful, (nany even more so,D might be added. but for
want of room we leave them out.
A child, a nephew of a friend Of mine, stepped into a vessel Of
boIng water, and scalded its leg up to the knee, when Connelis
Pain Extractor from Comstock's was applied, which almostinstant.
ly gave relief to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured il, Al
so, a child Of my own burned its hand severely, and | used this
Salve, which gave instant relief and cured it entirely. aad | for
one could not be induced to do without it. think every family
should always keep it on hand in case Of such accidents.
IL. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church.
saugerties, MY.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,s
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In LNman's Binding, Main St,
MONTPELIER, v

TERMs-$1, so in advance, or 49, 90 after III
piration of three months from the time of suhscriJ
bing. !
lEe Transportation of papers will 10 ma, ey
be paid by the publishers, without special agH
ment to the contrary.
70 Advertisements inserted at the usuAlnf
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FRMEMAN.

20, yes, mother, replied Albert, L have not
forgotten my promise; but have been dreading,
ever since l made it, the hour Of fulflment, on
Sarah's account; but more especially since she
has e enjoyed SO pleasant a day in Mr.. EIlisons'
company. l think l have good reason to believe
she has cherished, for two or three months, aspe-
cial regard for Robert--although I am not aware
that he has given her any just reason tethink he
recipr6cates her affection the t4.A IS, Robert
Ellison has pIighted his faith toa 1her; andthis,
mother, is the secret; only, it IS Yet destitute OF
the particulars. Will you have 4r3lu also?
Come, Albert said Mrs. Saunders, leave
your t%riAing, and speak in soberness once during
our ride
In truth, dear MOTHER replied Albert, 'ifmy
words we're ever STEPPED in sobrioty, those arc the
ones | have just uttered. Robert Ellison bestows
his special attentions upon the daughter of a poor
widow, once the wife of a mechanic, in the viii
lage where his father resides
And this is no joke, is il, Albert said Mrs. San
ders, with increased emphasis.
mot if there is truth in me- said Albert.
Can it be %possible' sighed Sarah, unconsciously.-
esq. EIison's oldest son. so fine, so sensible a young
gentleman, with the smiling prospects Of wealth and
college preferments before him! Capt be that he is
enamored off young orphan-rnord falIliar with the
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HUNTERS can get CASH, and the highest prices,
Ah for all kinds of SHIPPING FURS, by calling
at the Drug store OF S X Collins, where they will find
a general assortment Of POWDER and SHOT for sale
cheap. As November 20, Is45;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
Honesdnle, Penn, ApriI o3rd, l845.

IT0IVSWIIVl TVWH.l NDTH 2ITI, IOTl
Dear DOCtOr-This may certify that | have been afflicted for a
number of years with disease of the lungs, which had reduced me
to the verge of the grave. All medical aid proved unavaiing, and
owing to the weakness Of my constitution which age had material
" impaired, felt that | could not battle the disease; at this time l
was recommended to try DrTaylors Genuine Balsam of Liverwort,
from 375 Bowery, | did so, and by its efficacy can with safety say,
/ have been almost restored to health, as much so as the infrmities
of old age would permit. All those who are afflicted with diseases
of the lungs or Liver, | would especially urge to avail themselves of
his Sovereign Remedy. This certificate can be relied upon, and
comes from one Of the oldest inhabitants of this town.
Signed JOHN GARRETT.
The above certificate we have the pleasure to send you with per
mission to publish.
Yours Truly, j. A. SNYDER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

A THOMAS ADHESIVE SIREN SALvE
"A, a. S. X, COLLINS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

VIZ T. BURNHAM will pay CASH for SLEEPS.
w PELTS. Nov. 81.
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FALES1 WORM LOZENGES,
FALEs' COUGH LOZENGEs,

Are beneficial in all common colds and coughs, whOOping cough,
oertaintoact satisfactory than the celebrated Hive Syrup. The most
happy effect is obtained in a few moments, the symptoms disappear
and the disease is broken up by the magical effect OF these lozenges.
Full directions accompanying eack box, and found at Depository
M QG Commercial sfrp,t
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Is now so extensively known and justly celebrated, that further
comment on it will be useless; we can say however that umong the
many thousands who have purchased the tonic, in this and other
cuontries, none have returned with complaints, while thousands of
individuals have expressed their APPRECIATION, wonder and admira-
ton on boholding its effects. 4 few bottles only can be had OF Ne.
gi Commercial strpnt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
FADES CAMPHOR LOZENGES,

Arc a safe and agreeable remedy for dysentery, diarhea, and bowe
complaints Of children. Particular attention must be paid to the di
rectiOns on each box.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-08

Arc beneficial in all common and sick headache, and where there
is a sense of tighness or weight over the eyes, in enIptive diseases
such rs measles, small pox, mania, epilepsy, melancholy hystera
St. Vius' dance, and all cases ofl@nucor and oppression of the vi
tai powers, aud may be taken with safety by women and children
i'm pm cnnLLtinna- Erll llrec1inna ncCnmnanY each hnx.
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
C.rtTAL SJOO.OO0.
coa.UMBUs,O 90 )INsURANC COM
PAW

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49, will take risks on Buiidingso ~ al KINDS Steam
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ne danre-s and perfls OF the seas, lakes OF rivers, on very
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RETURN PREMIUMS.
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terms with their customers
ANY person insuriug a single risk by which no loss 10
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H.. rrst gross premiums paid each year, amounting To
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE People

n iLMAN q MANN ELL, have now N h.,J ,o
AA largest aud test selected stick Of va
BOOTS, SHOES y IEATIiPR
Lset olercl IN uns I"asLs. ;"
purchasing Elsewhere and we feel satisfied that all who
favor us with 4 call, will hc pleased with the style, qia'.
ity, aud prices. Our stock consists of Mems fine Cali,
Morocco. aud Seal Boots; Thick, Cat, Kip and grained
do; Msrocco, Car aud Kip MOnrOcs; Gait, Seal and Mo-
rocco Pumps and slippers; Button Caters, new sty'ci
Boys Calf aud Kip Booisi Morocco, Cali and Kip Mon
rocs; Ladies' fine Caif Slippers and Walking Shoes; fan.
ey colored Kid Slippers aud AalfG black Gai'e-s
and Half Callers; cheap Kid, Morocco, seat aud Cloih
SINNERS; Calf. Kip aud Morocco Boots and ShocSf Miss.
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Ghiidrens' Booss, Shoes, Slippers and Halt Caters OF oy-
cry style, quality ard price
ALso.-5OuO lhs. best oak tanned Spanish Soie Leather;
1900 do. Hcmlock do. do. do. do.
Upper Leather, Caif aud Morocco skins; Kid, Binding
and Red and White Lining SKINS; Shoe Naiis; Pegs;
AwlsT 81 isl es; Ga'oons; Shoe Backing; lkusIes, Sc.
Also 40 doZ. Mems and Eoy's Pain LcafNas5 together
with a great many other articles, al OF which we viii
sell wholesale or retail az the very lowest cash rice.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing TO IL up their stocks
will do we'd 10 give us a cal.
may 3 NLLMAN <
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FIRE AMI MARINE INSIIRANGE

ITO BE not 10 be=thsts the question
= whether II IL letter by one sweeping Ere. 10 i've min.
ed-and subject TO all the MS that fcsh Is heir to- or. like
q prudent man 60 TO the Protection Office. and there No
determine.
The Protection Insurance. Company of Hartford. Conn
having already paid over SJ00,O00 OF losses in iire Wes'
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their agent al Wheeling, Virginia.
w. PETERSON,
win take fNks on dwelling houses, warehouses. Stores
mills. factories, &c, together with their contents such a..
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estern Waters, on the most reasonable terms.
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ATFtL. wo0Rr. A. CO. respectfully infotm the uav
IN efipg pubic that ueL have' ~ ~ sIanEerlen'
with Voorinee A. 90. snd a. Hinton. extended their nrlon
aid Nafionst Rotd sfarc Lirosdircctto ~ Lpu.s lhionfn
fndisnauolie. Tcrfe Hsuic add Nandai SD lhal ulant'
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Asst wNfr COkCU leaves Whcc'iu7 deity r. 10 o..
.tert r ri. TO- Cihturatiln 20 h0urs. 20 - ipuisb DAYS
pT6i Coach leaves Wheeling daily az 10 O'Clock, I M.
ag hours io Circinraft
,.g dsfv al 10 u'ciock.r ~. g. hours fo MdyfviNc, Ky
Fsusr nmfshed on az TIE shove lines % rdriS wrl
,rc s4lvfies ofaearigg of f~Fsvei1ng 81 piEhf 1fhcr wH|
rtFss So "a Wrfaf u fat door teior he p Fo'e
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