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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14

THE NICARAGUA DwARFs.-The Philadel-
phia Gazette mentions the arrival of two In
dian dwarfs, brother and sister, from San Sal
vador, said to belong to one of the tribes in
Central America. 1t says:
They are a greater curiosity than has ever
been exhibited in the line ofdwarfs, not except
ing Tom Thumb, of Barnum notoriety. The
stature 81 lhe female is less than his, while the
male isz gtilat taller Both are slender
with long nlhbs, and bodies well formed in all
respects, with the exception ofthe head, which
is extraordinarily fiat, the forehead retreating
little above the superciliary ridge, and indicat-
ing almost the entire absence of the cerebrum,
while the cerebellum is normal in size, proper
toned 10 the size of the head, which is small,
and resembling that of certain species of the
ape. The eyes are jet black and are beaming
with intelligence, while the hair, which is also
black is long, straight and siken.44 The skin
is swarthy. and they would appear to be mix
ture Of lnoian and Spanish blood. The boy is
said to be fifteen and the girl thirteen, and both
are playful and happy, unless when crossed in
their will, when they cry like infants, which is
all the noise they made while we were present,
although they understand when spoken to in
Spanish, and we were to d that they can pro.
nolnse some words indistinetly. The father
and mother are represented to have been Of or
dinary size, phey mutually regarded their
children with dislike, and very gladly rid them
selves of any further trouble BY selling them
70 the g gentleman who very humaneIy provides
for all their wants. They are soon 10 be ex-
hlbiled 3 70 the pubic, when they will awaken
rery CREST intsssst
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Louis NAroL Eos AND THE PEASANT PROPHET.
The Paris correspondent Of the Brussels
"1ndependence,' relates the following:

The Paris correspondent Of the Brussels
Independence relates the following:
81 transmit to you strange story, because
| it is strange authentic, and of the present day.
| In l847 brave peasant of Bitche, a little town
OF the reimbursement of Sarreguemies, depart
| ment of the Moselle, announced to his neigh
bors, friends and relatives, that he had a reve-
latlon from above, which convinced him that
Louis Philippe would soon fall from his throne.
The good man said that there were conspir,-
cles; that the ministers, who suspected nothing,
| would conduct the monarchy to its ruin; and
| that there was only one measure to be taken
warn the king! People laughed at the man;
but as he loudly demanded that the means
should be given to him to 60 to Paris to see
the king, he was told that he ought to be sent
to lunatc asylum. The man was frightened,
and said nothing more; but when the revolution
OF lS4o arrived, there was great commotion
in the little town of Bitche, and People cried
O. predicted it, and he is prophet!" Ev-
cry one consulted him on his personal affairs,
but though SO learned in politics he knew MOTH
ing else, and his reputation as a sorcerer eva
porated in smoke. Within the last few days
the man said that he had another revelation;
that it was Of the grayest character that it
concerned the President Of the Republic; and
that if means We're not supplied him for going
to Paris msfortunes would occur As l848
was remembered, some relatives and friends got
upa subscription, and the man came to Paris
He had letters with him stating that he was
perfectly honest, if not perfectly reasonable.
and by means of these he got access to an inti-
mate friend of the president. Struck by the
mans tone of conviction, the friend spoke to
the president, and the latter desired to see him.
The interview took nIean op Saturday nor.
son who accompanied the man from Bitche
wished to be present, bat the reveateur de-
manded to be left alone with the president, and
said that as the president understood German
he would converse with him in thatslanguage
He remained more than quarter Of an hour
with the president; and, in taking leave of him,
Louis Napoleon said, Thank you, sir-a thou
sand thanks At any time and in any place.
you andyours may count on mel The man Of
Bltche leaves tomorrow for his native place.
He is full off joy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14

SPLENDID DEsCRIPTIoN.-One Paul Den
ton, Methodist preacher in Texas, advertised
barbecue, with better liquor than usually fur
nished. When the people were assembled, =
desperate in the crowd cried out, Mr. Paul
Denton, your riverence has lied. You promised
US not only good barbecue, but better LIQUOR.
Where is the lquor!"
"There!" answered the missionary, in tones
of thunder, and pointing his motioniess finger
at the matchless double spring, gushing up in
two strong columns, with sound like shout
Of JOY from the bosom of the earth. "There !"
he repeated, with look terrible as the light
ning while his enemy actually trembled on his
feet; 'there is the liquor which God, the Eter.
nal, brews for all his children! Not in the
simmering still, over smoky fires. choked with
poisonous gases, and surrounded with the
stencil Of sickening odors and rank corruptiona,
doth your Father in heaven prepare the pre-.
cious essence of life, the pure cold water. But
in the green glade and CLASSY dell, where the
red deer wanders, and the child loves to play,
there God brews it, and down, low down in the
deepest valleys, where the fountains murmur
and the rills sing; and high upon the tall noun.
tain tops, where the naked granite glitters like
gold in the sun, where the storm-cloud broods
and the thunder storms crash, and away far out
on the wild sea, where the hurricane h0wlS mu.
sic, and the big waves roar the chorus, sweep.
ing the march of god-there He bfews it, that
beverage of life, health-giving water. And
every where it is a thing Of beauty; cleaning
in the dew-drop, singing in the summer rain,
shining in the ice gem, till the trees all seemed
turned to living jewels, spreading golden veil
over the. setting sun, or white gauze around
the midnight moon; sporting in the cataract;
sleeping in the glacier; dancing in the hal show
er, folding its bright snow curtains softly about
the wintry world; and weaving the many color
ed iris, that seraphs zone Of the sky, whose
warpis the raindrop of earth, whose wool 10 the
sunbeam Of heaven. all checked over with &C.
lestal flowers, by the mystic hand Of refraction.
Still always it is beautiful-that blessed life
water no poison bubbles on its brink its foam
brings not madness and murder, no blood
stains its liquid glaze; pale widows and starv.
ing orphans weep not burning tears inits depths;
no drnnkard's shrieking ghost from the grave
curses it in words Of eternal despair! Speak
out, my friends, would you exchange it for dc.
mons drink, alcohoi." ~.
A shout like the roar ofa tempest answered
-"No a 553s 5as IT,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14
o. new mode of obtaining sugar has beer

70 A new mode of obtaining sugar has been
recently discovered in Ceylon. 1t is obtained
by cutting off the stem of the cocoa nut fow-
er, attaching vessel to it, and evaporating the
liquid thus obtained, which is said to flow from
the tree in quantities almost incredible. The
sugar thus obtained is described as equal in
quality to that furnished by the sugar cane
and the milk or sap Of the cocoa tree can be
obtained in almost any quantities. But how
many yearsa tree that is tapped in this way
will exist, is not stated.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14

CoRs BREAD.-Readers never tire OF fccipes
for something TO eat. Here are two for corn.
bread worth trying
Mix three pnts Of Indian meal in quart Of
sour milk, and three eggs, 4 teaspoonful sa!ss.
ratus, and some salt; beat III to smooth bat.
ter, and pour IN pans half An inch deep, and
bake quick. This is sufficient breakfast for
halfa-dozen. 'e-5ssts'fssFts = =. =
Here is one for family bread Six quarts q
water. one pint Of lard, one pint of yeast, and
teacupfnl Of salt, mixed with meal enough to
make batter. Let it rise, and then put II
pans to bake.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14

u1t is said that cabinet maker in,Pari. ia
preparing splended suite of furniture, inclu.
ding a throne, ETC., bearing the Napoleon EN-.
blems. It seems to be the opinion that Louis
Napoleon is thus preparing the public mind-fos
coup de.at. @-.--.. .,ss, IN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14

"a TShort-liyed as man undoubtedly is, he in
manv instances survives himself his soul, his
understanding, passion, fancy, remembrances,
offer de befoss III body.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14

sousD.-In water, sound passes 47os feet IN
second; in air, from 100 to 1l4o. il the Are.
tc.Fegions persons can converse at more than
almils distant, when tho th1rmomstsfis tsiex
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-14
EDUCATION, &c.
THE NEW ORLEANS
FEMALE SEMINARY.
. nJp Cfv1,Cr nv MpC VAN NnnTCN

THE NEW ORLEANS
FEMALE SEMIN "A RY,
DIRECTED BY MRS. VAN NOOTEN- -
Tran.ferred to PLAQUEMINE, Parish
IberpiAe, La, ,cin be open for the recep-
tion Of Boarders and Day Scholars on
~ the 1oth February, prox.
Mrs. VAN NOOTEN, having returned
lXl from Europe, and completed her arrange
ments for attaching permanently to her insti-
tuition teachers in every way competent and ac-
complished, respectfully solcits patronage for
her establishment. Parents and guardians are
requested to visit the spacious and commodious
buildings, to which, at the request of several
of the gentlemen referred to below, the insti-
tuition has been removed.
For further information, Mas. VAN NoorES
begs leave to refer to her Prospectus, Ito be
found at the Institute and at the principal book
stores in New Orleans) or to the following
gentlemen:
In Plaquemine II Ne,o Orleans,
w. E. EDWARDS, Esq, Rev. D, NEVILLE,
Dr. CH CLEMENT. ALFRED HENEEN, Esq,
ZEHor LAsAUvE, Esq, JAMES RoBB, Esq,
H. c. CAMMAcK. Esq,
feb6 FRED. FREY, Esq.
Mrs Van Nooten hastens to contradict the
report which has been spread, that she does
not receive young children. Pupils of every
age are received at the Seminary.
To avoid any future misrepresentation in regard
10 her terms, Mrs. Van Nooten has concluded to
publish the same, as following
BOARDERS,
Payable Quarterly in Adranee.
For board and general instruction in
English aud French, and oil the me-
esssery branches, including needle
and fancy work, $2O per N.
Music.
Singing, -
Drawing and Painting,
Dancing, three months in the year,
Walking. 5o"
asa DAY SCHOLARS.
General Instruction in English, French,
and oil necessary branches including
needle and fancy work, (accosding to Il
the age Of the pupils,) $40. $s and SO per m.
n. h. Vacations OF two weeks each will be gi-
vsnin July and dnring the fe,s days. Boarder'
may ranan If desired.
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MAIsON D,EDUCATION
ssS5 Pssr e. jesses DesssfsefHes.
nTR1GEEopAR NM VAN NCOTEN-

1S0eee e. 1eSNPe Abe1sO1eessess
s--DIRlGEEsPAR MN. VAN NOOTEN-
7tonsportie Plaquemine, Paroisse q berrille
La, sera ourerte pour Ia reception de PEN
,ionna;res ct derternes le 10 Fsrrier, proclaim.
HEADANE VAN NOOTEN ayant accom-
Wl pli son voyage en- Europe. ct complete ses
arrangements pour attachtr dune maniere per
manente sa maison des professeurs dignes de
q confiance ct de celle des parens, s'eEpresse
den inforner ses amis ct le public.
Les parens ct les tuteurs sOnt respectueue-
nent invites visiter Ia localite waste ct spaci.
snse des lieux oh, 4 la demande des principaux
habitans do Plaquemine, Pinstitution etc
lransportee. e
De Mus amples informations sont contenues
dan. je prospectus de retahlissement qui Sc
trouye i academic meme ct chez les libraries
i N. Orleans, ou pourront Stre obtennes en-
s'adressant anx soussignes:
Plaouemine 81 Netc Orleans.
N. ~. E. EpwARDs, lie Rev. Dr.. NEVILLE,
Le Or. CH. CLEMENT, Mr.. A. HEssEH,
n. Zrxos LA.AuvE, ]. RoBB,
s,.ss II. C. CAMNAcK,
4 fsy6 FRED. FREY.
e ronr urkyenir 4 i,avenirtonte e,renr par rapport
! 90 conditions, Madame Van Nooten s'cst decl>
ats Iss publier CONNIE ci-dessons:
PENSIONNAIkES.
Pens;sn si instruction generate en-
Frsoea;s !. en-. AnElais, go per m.
Piano,
Chant. 81 S.s
l1s 1sssin q b psiniurs,
Dunse, 5 mois dc i'annes,
Bhnchissage, xF...s, ~
Instruction generaie en- Fancais e en- 4isl
Anklais (selon fage ct lee pfogIes
~ tl.vesl $iO, $6 ct 96 per m
n. B. On donnera des vacances de qainze jours
Il mos de Juliet, ct pendant les fetes dc Noel
Les pensionnaires ce pendant. pouTront resser
Pstabtssement, si les parens le desirent.
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s,, m Twice q Week.
D. 3. Mail PseksS Gdps1. l
T6 ne Coast, Donaldsonrille, Baton Rouge
Part Hudson, Waterloo, Bayou Sara, and
.s tss sa ~ Intermediate Lanaings.
aAh The new steamboat GYPSY,
]. II. URE, master. leaves New Or
Eleans ever. SUNDAY at 9 o'clock
An and every WEDNESDAY at 5 r. NJ
Estnvning Passes Paquemine on Monday and
1hussday nights. ,5. jy6
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ryTERNES,
N0fice.

TTHOSE indebted to the undersigned for
u Job work, subscriptions, &c, will find
their accounts BY calling on Henry Sullivan
Henry Worsham, Esq, is duly authorized to
receive and receipt for moneys due the under
ligned. Imyl] p: E. JENNINGS:
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DAY SCHOLARS.

General Instruction in English, French,
and oil necessary branches, including
needle and fancy work, (accosding to
the age Of the pnpils,) $40. $S and
n. h. Vacations OF two weeks each Y
vsnin July and during the fsss days.
may remain il desired.
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ell (Nln 10 LOAN Al per ceut % improved
~ u,saifH ! co. ~ Pine-t


40 ON NIN7 Of -iIAu AND PAt IA ET-
i SHIP. The suD-crtr desire - INFORM he owners
N Srsm ari P.ckef That u-y mailing % seef
csl par f heir business slppy al srcrs required iof
furnishing tf-~ vessels The} have placed one u iheif
most experienced ci-fks r Europe, VII, - business u
give no tt~ selection and shipment Or
goods 20 hem such French China ware aisd ware,
Al other foreign goods and in connection with heir en-
"a decorations ir N~W fors. con Iuish 'hs ware = IN
lan-, cf-ss, " deyfes u anF ANA " 10 pan Vino
GAIA, ab-ut - ch-sp a. tbe common knRlsh ssiher
They also Furnish frYri hef Own vOfss CufN ~s
ware. Ofsyery II - All r1fn and a. "a n-s p.irfns
~ Pressed Glass 80 ryery description ~ Ian u ne
best manufacture IN America suited 10 a. cssses
vessels.
Tn .u5.ciiber. pern.te1 y -fer 10 eni.
II Sl-s8nDOst prnpr..iOrs Cspt L Vanderbilt sld
Capt stone hey have supplied for sone
year. add cow furnishing Mr. COinss slime oi ,s
gsfi SsaM-hlgs sLd hey d. Hose Interested N
that tn-r arrz1 g-msrs conf les ~ y
enable hem - DO This with satisfaction pro-
ofi-tofs and credit ~ themselves
NORAS HArGHWCUr,
all w. ~ and - Bfy.dgsJ
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400 TUSS RAILROAD lRO.
NE ONO A>D FENN-lINANIA RAIL

Road COMPANY wish 10 cDf lfact fDf Fl zhi 1pcssi'
tgrs Of osd iron for ~ division " heir fOs
extending yestwasd from P.Durgh Three ibocsanf ass
% 10 delivered On he Ono RIVER sDgrgh ard bcs'r,
before ne close u rssal0n 10 The pfesrri ,r
10 ard ne remainder "a inc spnfg ~ reXi Jen Iss
fas AZ 70 De ~ Re pzsrr 10 lenghs n . fes 80
az o. weigh - pounds pr ll-a! Jafd. They are " -
subject th- nspsc Ion = Solomon W RDb~f>- Coz,
ErKlr-r -, further psrfcssf. address be Pfsseeni
tne Company Pusburs1 ~ order u he Board /"
Directors 81 imi Ws ROBINSON. ia. PfesdsnL
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HousEKEEprNG ARTICLES

7 NDH l-tx 20 lll- Zen EOLseS--r-r. az ayou
rskrg tf-if p1rcnsse- ant r-pi-nlshinx Old .,ock II
~ lilsi rcess variety " us-f. sna .pens4be AZ
Lc-ss - paf-cllafy Vi-h - ses uon Of hoe
VIZ c-sixn purchasing 20 or arg ard wei ectsc
.tlcE cqu Yrsinz 10 pari pan az. Jspa,n-d tn Wsre
ofllAn-4s " a., Hollow Ware. -loS-r abs K,frgrrs
tors s-r Cyor. FLrf, Ard every hing required
Tor - cony-rl-nf1 s-d .NGry = families prices hat
> Psh CENT MAY BIZ SAVED
tiyu- u nag "a 1crs and -tesoosts - supplied 81
Ne riSs1 nOuc- and o~-s prices SMITH a co
A. l1rsia-sI.4Il = Eal.on-.t DOR lrJnl Coz
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THE AMERICAN CEMENT ROOFING.

N.SUyscrUEEss, X. BFMAS co. NV YoKE.
LII ORDERS sad communicable. -'lt~r YER e. ~ y
"A .lJ-r sa1r~s@-d III sgtscnhef- a re ofce ~ }
Rove, brOscSsy, ~ a. uIsir residence, IL TS.rJ
eigfvs, seventh Rouse II Foyrftay snc ~ kss
ThTre-h.st between Lex1g,0n AID Third VII re
!a.nec attention References ard pee c~i
De hat % application 20 ulr o. lscnbsrs al In
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BRUSH ndANurACToRY.

.(.}S PEARLsT. FRANKLIN sQUARE.-Is - 80
W. scrioef respectfully in;O' he customer 81 ~
pubic Dat ee has hand ior he spring uads os,ss
.0rneni u paint brushes, sash toos, sNnish 81.
~hie~ssh 20, widow DO, casi1g DO, he Aso -
ensve ss4ortreni of fancy brushes " spp~r" Ssr.
skip 1.ch lie 10 se Ing Al the o~esi pfcss TIC -,
s.xr-c la received from The American Institute "''
n-t. Tor tie best BRUSHES exhibited a. her ale ~
as 2ms JOHN X HOTfL~
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.. ED. ~
o.
..-... .-s Nr
la- al
grants we
...-.. at '... sa.l .a'e .Et
-..4 .....-.. s.-...
country f.a-t..r % ---. . lands ..ss.s.
.s... t... ..s wen. r. --. ~ .-.
ra-. aalI I.- t..aa -et..-.
,.-s.. ..r.o. t-..- Observance cases -
... st j. d.. rr..r .la. t.a
even .t OH. rHts . ns.
.1s.f al
were grated .
u.tt 10 a 40.
.vars EXPRESSED. che sole Hn
Us 11u. descriptive. .. '.0 -.s'e.
ra.. grated IT,. 4s'
-..r. .f tfe I.. - authorities. .r.-.rn. a
these -.s.e... --e written law. "rte. F.-a. e
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A. re- ~
,.. '. I',, ...-.,l I.r...
~. .rg. Dee t
e't ~ J..sn W -sfsa
SIN Ha.rr.. ..........'' s' "'4' "''
... t..... 81. -.. l. .
I $3.50. t.-.,.f. .t. .N rss-. f-... r4- 81 .a.
~Ift ,..s f..- "a.
/ san R4eras-ntlrs ...lf ~attr --rt Autt
- p....,. o.. h.'.r' .--f' a --.
p..,-t D.. ..',.~ ,.-.
sod tl JOHN Temple De-
- 'i'.h' --. ..'.-'.'' Gambler IS.
,sr - H-po....-.'.
s - ~ lsr.ri
s .. iloa-e AVID garden .oa o.
50. ai.' JON D. ..'''
Car .r' ...'''.-' - $3.50
/ GO g tscsgt
s,,'a am ,-. ... Dr. charge ~ pres.
/ san joe ........... 3 u cisrse oi grrs.
Dolores ..'..-.'.'.'-'t ,,--.e.,
Gan ga'.. s..- f w..orIn oln-se.f l.-.e.t
,., ,. ,l... ..,,..,, ..,..r,,.,., be-. ,...r
r...a,.s o., tic f,...a 3D.. ,he cessation
W 49,. e-,,,,.,.. J.. -a-tI, attained from
- ,,. ,j,.. s-.biye. and partly from pri,at
$3.50. What's batraced Ia the archives isou
i.. I,..s ~ ,,or.r liable 10 be- Iosf. AMI part,
No.. .t.I,. Lot,, b.eo iost There NAV a'.o be-
go. ..o,.s co,.,-,,ir, Them which. Ia the mass
~ u .i,..ii..,,s ..s..,ad r,g examination hag.
.. ami, b,a..y,r of tb. exactness of the state
mn, ,h,v,. .,iyeu as laresiteoss
10 will be. seen then. that the !uI ssiuus-tnt
..,,,,..,af nor, or tlair l,nds cut Of bv private
i-..,. l.,. .til o, do1bt each embracing A cos.
si.,o,l. ,r,,, -norbans from one % ten icarues-
i. cam. b., tb.,,, hsaf Sold ar granted under tine
$3.50 ,....,,,,.. s,l lerou,e orlyafe' prouerty
...,,. ,...,...,.I ,,,, VILLAGES and rs.r4,atI,
-. H.. ,,s4,l .,r,, ii lois I, ind vlIua's a.i
,ra-'ou j. u'l .' larl. -.,......
n'''' VI O., - y. .,.-,,.., ,l... ,l..s.
''.- az al ,,.. ,.rs.,.i,.r a. its present
-, ,,..,l.,, ,,,. ,-,yit.,, g. eri....est what
" D.. + ..h III ,t
would bc hl 'iNitf'I ma NIHi ''t'''. 10 N''' ' '
slouId say that th, Churches " lth the q hurOn
...,.,,,,..,,s a f..-,...r If a.. r,r...eiloI
li'Ir'F "''' a."
building Tor the residence oi the priest VIII
t 80. Al 80, r..,... t.r ., ..- ....,I ~;
""i 1T. d" ''' ~. ~ ID
zaton 10 VII Two n1i,'I v' '' as '",',
another piece iHr cemetery should De- grnnt"i q
the respective Catholic parishes for tie spccl
flea and tie remainder Of the buildings With por
hons nj land attached for schools and municipal or
Coun,y uurposes. aud for the residence of the
R.bo1 the sam, allotment at the mission OF Sara
Rsrhsra that MAS made M the last PROCLAMATION If
,,.',..r,,,r p,,o The Churches. certainly ought
-, h., a,,,-,.uriat.J d, any other use ami ,ss
H. I to,'. s,.,,esteI vv.3ld think he I.s> .har
.ooitv md ustcc. AID less Than the inhabitants
han. ,fvs,s Considered and emo, cd rs thelrrisht
INNS f ,f.rr,r AND VALLEJO
tid not lind ia the archives o., California any
record of larse Grants. M the sense ! suppose the
term 20 be here used. There are number a.
grams 90 the u extent OF the prIVi eye accorded
b., law 20 Individual concessions. ana Of the au
thorty OF the local government 20 make. lndepena
ent of the central governmental VII OF eleven
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EAGLE CUT NAILS

THE SUBSCRIBERS as.gs.cfursrs u he ahoy, o.
F-r.o, trznd q SAs lave b. store ~ ass" '
merit rom - rae - ca spke. .. q ipches :.
taisuins 416 fscce Order. ~. be ,sxrE ceFefso'e
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