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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

counsel on the opposite side reear.
ded him when he appeared for hi.
client.
We need not describe the minutia
of the trial, which lasted two days-
suffice it to say that a verdict was
rendered in favor of his client, Mr.,
Rockwell. 1t was a triumph indeedI
Congratulations were showered upon
him. Those who had before looked
upon him as beneath their notice.
were now eager to make his acquain-
tance, and cultivate his friendship. =
He once more opened an Office, and
business poured in upon him. He
was a made man, to use a common
but expressive phrase. He was
again courted by the circles in which
he formerly moved, and Maria Tenn
pleton too would iain have attached
him to herself again, and she put in
play all her arts to that effect, but in
vain. The charm had been broken,
and other attractions rendered all
her arts harmless.
A notice which appear ed in the
- Gazette a few months subse-
quent may explain the nature of
those attractions. II ran somewhat
after this fashion:
MARRIED.-On the ~ inst, Frank
Manly, Esq, TO Miss Alice Rock
well, daughter Of the Hon. Thomas
Rockwell, all Of this city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

TChildren should invariably be
taught to read-nol alone for the ben
eft and enjoyment which they are
to derive from it in their Younger
DAYS, hut for the inconceivable pleas
ure which il never fails to impart in
the decline life. The farmer may
permit his field 70 grow up 10 weeds
and thistles this year to he reclaimed
the next; hui the mind Of the child,
that is suffered to 90 uncuItivated un.
Ill the years Of maturity, can never
be reclaimed. The loss is then ir-
retrievable.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

THE Discovery OF GOLD IN ORE
GoN.-We have been favored by q
merchant of this city, says the Bos.
ton Journal, with the following ex.
tract of letter, written by gentle.
man formerly of this city. The let
ter is dated st. Helen's, formerly
Plymouth) May %, 1850, and says:
awhile the Louisiana is weighing
anchor, l will scribble you a few
lines, in order that you may hear ol
the mineral wealth of this territory.
A great excitement prevails here
Gold is iound everywhere, and par
ties are constantly forming for fur
ther explorations. A party Of some
of our most respectable merchants,
left Portland a fev days since for
the Wallack, a tributary Of the Co.
lumbia. The movement proceeded
from parcel of sand being brought
in by Indians, which yielded fifty
per cent, pure gold. In consequence
OF this and the many other similar
reports, flour has risen from SIS to
$40 per barrel in Oregon City, and
other things in proportion.
aReports from Rogue's river rep.
resent gold as being very abundant.
A large party starts in a few weeks
for Mount ST. Helen, which is vel
known TO be gold region. / have
seen a large lot Of fine silver ore from
that place. The Indians represent i
as being very abundant. The noun
tain is about thirty miles due nortt
from this place."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

L. L. D-This honorary degree was
conferred at the late commencement Of
Harvard University upon our townsman
Judge E. Lane. Whether intended as
tribute to his standing as jurist, or a
recognition Of the fact that few men in
the West have attained more varied
learning, il is eminently deserved and
reflects credit upon the discrimination
Of the ancient University of Cambridge.
Sandusky Mirror.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15
ORION.

AFFAIR OF HONOR. "A duel wa.
fought yesterday, near the city. be.
tween Col. Bunch and Capt. Lewis
two of the Liberators. The cause ol
quarrel was some alleged misconduct
of Col. Bunch while the Creole was
at Cardenas. Reports extremely in
furious 10 him have been in circula-
ton ever since the return of the
Liberating Army. and some OF them
have appeared in print.
Col. Bunch was in Mississippi. but
arrived here this week, and Capt.
Lewis, the commander of the Creole,
promptly avowed himself as one ol
the authors Of the reports, and at once
accepted the challenge. The parties
met yesterday afternoon, and Capt.
Lewis was shot through both thighs.
We learn that Capt. Lewis was not
so severely wounded. but he could
have continued the fight, had Sc
rond shot been demanded. We give
the above as the street rumor, with
out vouching for its correctness, ex-
;ept as to the fact Of the fight.
~ o. Crescent, 24th ut.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

NOVEL ERosTArIoN.-Alate Par
is letter 10 the Courier and Enqui.
rer, has the following account of a
novel balloon ascension:
Yesterday | was a witness, as was
all Paris, OF balloon ascension,
which was perhaps unique in the his
tory of erostation. Margot ascen-
ded in 1920, mounted upon a stag,
but both he and stag in an ordinary
car. Yesterday, NJ. Poitevin ascen-
ded on horseback, and ,oithout car.
The horse, a fine and spirited young
white one, was suspended beneath
the balloon, in the place usually &C.
cupied by the car. Bands passed be-
meath the belly and well secured, left
the animal in an easy position, with
the legs free. M. Poitevin, clothed
as a jockey, mounted the horse,
which was saddled and bridled in
the ordinary manner, and gave or
ders to cut loose! The horse seemed
10th to quit his mother earth, and re-
monstrated little when he found
he was being taken offhis feet. But
once in the air he became as motion
less as though he had been struck
with paralysis. He must, in fact.
have been no little astonished, and
it probably was that astonishmentI
which struck him dumb and notion
less. They moved off and up rapid
ly, now hid, now seen amid the
clouds in a northeast direction. We
have not YET had accounts ofthe de-
scent and do not know whether it |
was happily and safely effected.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

GoLD-REwARDED PRISTER.-Jes.
Sc II. Giles who left the New York
Tribune establishment among the
earliest Of the California gold hun.
tiers, has returned with plenty of the
dust. He was publishing the Placer
Times, at Sacramento, for a time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

The SIAMEsE CHILDREN.-The
North Carolina Star has the follow.
ing, which satisfactorily settles one
of the "vexed questions" OF the day.
We do not exactly see how the ex-
preston Zone family" is properly ap-
plicable under the circumstances OF
the case, though, perhaps, the use OF
the plural number would be quite rs
inappropriate:
Mt. AIRY, Surry Co., July 2lst, so.
"The report concerning the death
OF the Sismese Twins, ] am happy
TO say. is without the shadow Of a
foundation. They were at my Of
fee on yesterday. the Doth, well and
hearty. and as full of life as ever
saw them--speaking Of the prospect
of their crop. also Of their wives and
children. or the latter, they have
nine OF as hearty children as the State
can produce in one family. ] should
be very sorry to hear Of any mis-
fortune happening to the twins, as
they are honest, industrious, kind
hearted and good neighbors. This
report you NAV rely on.
"Yours with respect,
A. Dssss"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

H A gentleman who at break
fast the other morning, broke an egg,
and disturbed the repose OF senti-
mental little biddy, called the walter.
and insinuated that he did not want
a bill presented til he was done eat
ing.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

GPCol. Myers, who was charged
with having absconded from San
Francisco with considerable sum Of
money belonging to a Benevolent
Society, took passage in the bark
Drummond and went to the Sand
wich Islands. Immediately there
after, the Colonel left and was absent
about fortnight. Before his return,
intelligence was received Of the offer
of a reward for his delivery, and
Myers surrendered himself to the
Captain of the Drummond. On his
arrival at San Francisco, he was sur
rendered to Gen Wilson, President
OF the Society, who refused TO re-
ceive him, as he had nothing 10 do
with him. The reward is claimed,
and there is likely to be a muss about
the affair.-MissOuri Republican.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

A year had now elapsed since
Frank Manly entered upon his new
occupation. His diligence and in
tegrity had won for him the good
opinion OF bis employer, and his sal
AIRY at the end Of six months, had
been doubled. He could now sup
port himself in comfort ,-and still lay
by portion Of his earnings for his
mothers use. If he ever regretted
the change he was forced to make
in his habits, he had at least the sat-
isfaction Of having a good con
science.
"l have a proposition to make to
you," said Mr.. Rockwell, as one day
he met Frank, "will you call at my
house this EVENING""
Frank promised to do so. and ac
cordingly waited upon him at an
earlv hour. .-a-
"You may remember" said Mr..
Rockwell, after The usual compli-
ments had been passed, "that when
| had advised you TO apply yourself
10 some ether employment, told
you that it was not necessary that
you should forever abandon your
profession" 9-
81 remember, and | did cherish a
hope that it might be so; but latter
", have banished the idea from my
mind. and learned to be content with
ny lot. 1t was vain to indulge such
a hope"
"Not so. And imagine the time
has arrived when you may return
and take up your true position. |
have suit pending which involves
hall of my fortune. ] intend To put
itinto your hands,"
Frank would fain have pursuaded
his kind friend TO alter his resolution,
doubling his ability to conduct so
important a case; but Mr.. Rockwell
insisting. il was finally arranged that
he should undertake il.
The suit was one which had ex-
cited much speculation, as the inte-
rests involved was considerable,
Eminent counsel was employed by
the opposing party, and all things
seemed to indicate that the case
would be decided against Mr.. Rock
well.
The day Of trial at length arrived.
Frank had prepared himself thor
oughly and die not despair Of success,
though he failed not to notice the air,
half contemptuous, with which the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15
Z GALLIPoLIs,. .oHIossAUGUsT Is. 1850.

Iof his resolutions, tried to pursuadt
him to renounce the idea; but when
he clearly explained to her the hope.
lessness Of waiting longer tor prac-
tice. and the misery of such a life oi
anxiety, she was a woman Of too
much good sense not TO see that he
was right, and she offered no further
Observation-Disclosures it seemed to
her the death blow to all her san
guine hopes on his account.
The same dav Frank made an en-
gagement with an extensive iron
manufacturer and entered at once
upon his duties.
The Insulting laugh and cutting
manner of the young ladies al Mr..
Rockwell's dwelling had not escaped
the observation of Frank Manly
A bitter smile was upon his cnun-
tenance as he cast one hasty look
behind, before turning into another
street. Frank loved Maria Temple
ton, and he had every reason TO be-
liere that she regarded him with ia
vor. The blow was doubly severe,
inflicted by her hands.
81 could not have thought" he
murmered, shat she would be the
first to thrust me downward. Have
| been deceived in her character1-I
] know not. | had pictured to my
self Maria Templeton as being all
heartl She pretended not TO see me.
All, WE'LL How different was Alice
ROCKWELL
This was but the beginning Of fri
ais, but the blow fell perhaps the
heavier and was more severely felt,
because OF the hand that inflicted it.
Such Sights were OF daily occur
renee. But Frank had an indomita-
Bile spirit, trials and difficulties, and
1isappointments could not arrest the
which, alter due delibera-
lion, he had formed in his soul. The
,oldness and neglect of his former
only nerved him more
irmly to the accomplishment oil his
1uties.
Several months thus passed. He
lad once sought TO see Miss Temple
on, but had been repulsed. and then
convinced Of her fckleness and sell
he only sought TO Danish her |
mage from his heart. There was
me circumstance which probably
assisted much in promoting that OBJ
ect. He visited frequently at Squire
eockwell's, where kindly welcome
lways awaited him, and in the So
iety of the old mans daughter, he
'assed many delightful evenings
Alice was almost the only young la
y OF his former acquaintance who
eceived him with the same cordIali-
v as formerly. Insensibly she began
D usurp that place in his affections
which Miss Templeton had former
= filled.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-15

"HOnOr and shame from no condition rise!
Act well your part. there all the honor lies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
LEGAL. MOTTO fss


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af~ u ina epsnS - f ysnt 7 taf gafnl thsis
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sutta az Act 20 Tef1ts -vee sz .sy tht
SIS, fsr gnrS Apra = s7 7.ssd Apg
So that de of s- ass4A1a4s
nd ts eoEt.iaisg tic
vre 81 .Ae 4sss,ee 10 lnbsrs c sze a e
-ountu s .sssssInsg 1r taIlie beasst
IN III. ajsv-, estimates te snta, ghc assd b,
to ones OF ths sfss i9nl1''Esfo 'hH>h ~ ieff ~
ne u.psctou sy 'ss rsusu toi
SKY dks. 5os inc Ad Commissioner lEs. tnaf fspon
le At Supreme ~afi Al -2s Alf AIS geeS iftsA' ..
ue=J md Tia lHraef '7 aoa pursuant
ne rors -Gt'7t Act = are - = As snttiss
tslstoGo the to2co ~ tfsss"nts So axes
- nd snts Yurt o. tHr p4rtcees, ssed A}
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hereby sos
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opposed tds Als, s.sesd - ptszaa sd y1s0Ao-s
ts Dare Ssus5 80 Ck&reAE q Iss CsrnfiaEss, Il
place ~ - Nissan .iGsst 10 10y O AeF toft
yithn thirty jys rom the Of h 8otcs Ane hst q uE
sQtrseet by til, - I'D .aas thus
ot, 5iscs or carcss stltz ra hS -si
northay IF n Hlrtrsi svsrt ,'r- 7at -
.ontber si- o Ore Hundred tTsay ss'snths
On, Huadrsd and Twenty sTeaa s9ts a. zPoa lis s
sss.ssn Jad strss Id con r.- al ;ag lots 49, rse
llud yTug sld oaas 1s~'s1 us E7e 20 i-s '- aho V
Huuard euty ,SvoiA lEd - eeHto s7sHs
T-uth a1d Esgsab srsG4es. s3 Ga esui5I 'l' OF t-fN
md rsth A.; :hs sst c3ll1issoiss fff svs
zee tlzt rrporE matt. ~ rt5
ID 20 TIE 5uprsmr ~ 4ss fcrs -
Court, "a nsd a. s tits "a - tst' - NsN e'
ia 3ssur4sy, SSH las u 3crobe, = p 80, Il oese
C5a,ta- 31ss ts~ n = cor :2e.sA'af 3 :, ia
; 5A s5scaAs9. aa-a.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

sgUuK BlNDEas, LEATHEA.-Fhe ,u0scrbeE
or sAi7ery Colorod Calf skus french Frsr3 Aorocco
susts BED Lsslher, saed splits and Calf ssios, 'oE
CoE, .rhle PHper gcy article sequi.e1 fof bind
eF5 AtFs yFnl bzn1 i8rE sHsorne7. n geo o9aieJs
superior ~ Skteefs Sb-eP pat Ls7 Car EStcs
OF wh'' are 5efsd nc .caest tnpYket preca y
n I'm LA&Es co0E, asa PearI-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
wLDER's Observation-Disclosures

WILDER5S PATEGT8AL AlMAHDERSAFE
rs NOW AND HAS BEEN FOa LONG FINE u.
Ihnged By CHARLES J. GAYLER. He Ia now md
ia. been under an ctdsr Il the Ccun CopI Of tbs o..
sincs June i8E7, when obtained judgement, TO rem.
der moolhly ais sccount rndsr Data TO sad Goars u
all sAiss made and sold By MIN II violation Of aY Pc
AID in defs1ll thereof hs Injunction ssue forth wh.
therefore tas Is 70 give notice TO ell wno hnye or may
bay 5sfes OF said CsyleT 10 violation OF said Psssu that
sael bold diem 10 damages under INC Law,
Hsse sstd 9ayier 10 la irresponsible Ard you'd re-.
IgecUly remind al ho purchase Safes 10 ooA TO H. that
sh9 5sfe ass on Il " WGLDERS PATENT SALAkAE.
Der SAFE Ia ofdsr 10 be cure Of the genuine
% sodH @ WILDER PalsnIea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
olas-nso'g raYra9 srovrs

-1Li.-. cat E1aEs, 5TUlrs, PAXLoes OFFICES, ~.
tsfHE sUGSCRIsER Eou.d cdl the Ensauon 0{ nos
N gsans Of glOyss a8 complete a8sors1eEl Of nc
-of sppfozed 515eruz IF csaiug g-d so9xa2 B.otea.
s0 Manufacturer and dealer II plld -ad j4paaned Ftu-
artsraa end eee,sl furnishing 3oods Eica
g,oys Orrsrls1s s1t ffsUsiEss 3lgaa cleaned, Ora,
osrsd ard 9n,us Al stort u9dce 2nd lille eIpenso
J. o. aNDRGWS
3uccestof 70 ?. = Zto~6ddgsi
-, 2l9 w aIor-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

eJUPREME coURT-Ia matter Of tie application OF ne
kMayo Aldermen aAd Connon4ty OF ne City OF New YORK @
tive 10 the OPENING OF SECOND AVENUE from the sou9erl
~ Old Church Road sogIsry hue aide 81 Oas
AID Tssny-aHt, tts Twelfth Nari vi sad CITY
Whereas Rule duly entered al SPECIAL Tsra OF ts Count
held thu CRY Han Of the Cts Of New forS On The s7h iy OF
sirais COMMISSIONS Estimate ard Assessment 10 the ABOVE
entitled natter suj aior5.ag s,g discharge liza duties pre
red To- Estimate and Assessment D. the famous
stature 81 the People of She state oi Now ok,
premises affected the proyensa; INTENDED
ald whereas stJe"art - W.T. on Us
&t epteuher IS5a the sad, the hayH Aldermen AMI
C1muouaty If tie Cts al New futk, Common t"Hel con
paHrt sized upon them ty ,ee.on Ss9so
of The AT OF ezsature % tina People Of the STATE Ne@ YORK.
amend Act entitled an at 20 reiuce sewers
particularly the Ct OF New t1rs into one Act passed
Art.u 9 passed resolution stpentas all i1fa7r proceed
us ;hs matter OF Opening te sad Second az 'nue above Os
HauIraIaad twenty seventh h aat traer uo-se Now iaoAc
Notice by jayo Aldermen and Comm9na Of
City New York, that the ad Mayor Aisrmea aad Comm
aty City OF New York intend to maAe application H. 10
eue Court Of Tie state Nea York spsct Term OF tho
held tie Cty Han of ls City OF rev York on
Saturday second Jay Ho1srber 1900 at The opening OF fna
that trfra;sra Counsel enbs hssn f
aud ocat o tie tuls lsreubeote mentioned
that northe voluntary Inc ct Tie lands and premises at'i
Proposes Intended by The above entitled nr
sha Tie soutiey lu side of One Hundred lRa
Tweuty And tie sind lie Mayor, Ademsuaud Common
7tv tie of Nav York, farther that they w ao
application SPECIAL Term Of the supreme Court n tho
time siorrsad for the appounentot Commonh o.
Estimate hr place and stead OF Pet7r owesnyi
Gr-slsd He RY DAVIES Counsel sc the Copotatu1
lllttn 80 1 VfN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

CAUTION,
gs1UT PATENR OFFICE hayDg decided Ia taTor
Of r. n Ray as ihe drs, gcd true nyehtof u ae la
t,n & 5er Railroad Spring aod agalna w 9 FnsF who
h.d clan ed me hit inqeouor aud ahoze inst
gstou aid tia. Of Horace Bay tRho nA1 4e7f cured
he metallic or yusarized Rubber for such sprn&s E57sd
s.llIosd Gompsnee have nttlnRud not only 9Pln iis
rights OF tbs said ? "a Ray, and rendered shem1el'es
soe Tor arg dsmages bui ssl upon Lbs piso rights o
Charles Go0dyeaf sFzn5g ali OF whom saS tJc denaI
ar inffn cement V 70 commenced IN lhe eyoHl Or faiure
to recover coin penaFon speedily sgsi1l HQcacs Dag
sgurst = CON seyerai uls COW pendl12
All Railroad Companies CAUTIONED Sg5lnsl l1hlnRlnk
Dpon lie said patent rsh OF sad ChAes d2JdJ eef OF
OF . RFv 6y the of such india Rubber car sorla@t
md Ter all hafe nfraE sccps VIII D. lhi1sol4'p
~ comms1ced. III M y 0Lce 20 80 Z, - :,
annexed Ia copy Of he official cofslhesiS k2n 'Ao
Commtssioner Of Ps!eiia . -
TJsIryD STATES PATENT OYYIcZ, WAsHHISGTuH, o G.,
i2in 6eDlem1cT, 1850
You are hsrebY inf red ,hsl Ia ls Ct me IA.
tsrsrercS beta Gen your claims a9d those q F1ef
upon which hesriL appointed TO akn place. on t1e
aeccnd Monday August he question u priority Il Ia.
7enon hss 5e9G lscided Il your favor encoss copy
Of he decision
Ct hoae concerned
Yours respectfully,
s!gned DGLLlFF G. LAWRENCE.
Acting ComLnisGonst Of Pgieais.
XII Fowlsr n Ray,
II. Keller Esq New. 9ofE. oil SHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
CORPORATIONS NOTICES

OBJ 5 Oh engeed BY GOD aei @ -I 5 y 1se a ~ ~,
opening hereof. a. - am, -1rh bi fi., 3r ore.
sa. sad '1 2, e sea+s5 i-iisaza 1f lsl G ~" ,s
o'e VI taalak' 4 ; u. H. w. eu5aa ~ oocaplnt.
d5aaasr ef 'l'S ~ 'l n ~ e-atz5i fty isi
~ t5 e3 =,e+lt5s zd 4sF,s ofesse-
H. 4-a-l b., III ord .t ufisa srej.
M Department Of - 'i 81 Ns Yo Tor lie Hss n1 oeas' Of
me a. lir ,, Fr w f4ss. Of tbs ty Of New
1ofsi 70 IAN ne .Al2 sA @ - %, - ,. - ~
50 BE- gwen noLee "a Srn sfd y al eaas 9he' aTi
Tete with auy person II age hs ss, requiring such
cause violation within s afe sersea o. saea
20 lie Cqrpur ton Attarasy 81, .,f.,.
ns iore1 If m lie s,nss AMI buildings IA lie tg
Nv yo sra,9vi IL The Ysyor Nay Is5n aal Sic
!, hereby rspesi-d
Ad'ped b. The Boata Of Of 5lg H. ~:
ATrTr5ved 5y tla Msgor Sep; - $50
~ D. FA.ESItSr' C.sf. -.
owner owners occupant Of Ill Rog5s md ot- in
proved or nmprosei lands effected thereby J u7 'o.'s A.
essnsn's aaye been g NE I 4[ l,t
Interested, z n 1lisi.9i sH' - 80 ~ ~ r.5s
fe'stA - - LII 35.i, lg sl ini .gtH - be-
2t ave- aud an IT, sarer between 9TH ami sta avs
] b e Of 5t sLst 5d and sd sts ard soatbey Of
f4 beresa 5th and 9Th avs; northey SIDE u 5a
eeiHeen OH and IN 90. - @ D9. % g 7tb a ~ 81,
M m 2 or on es Of sh az 5etFeea 42d and sat -t-
r. ne et", SIDE n 9H ay between 3itr anl 5st1
WESTERLY SIDE between $50 a.i s7tl 81; on Of
de u ian av between $50 AL parsons vaoae .at=r
estr aa affected ~ Ar Aaose llil11 s
-. 10 lis am Or m ' ~ .+.-iFs y 4H.rsr
q]selen5, IA +t.as, 70 u ef,sT1 AZ Ger @ W. & l
hecor5s WITHIN lhlf ~ ron -.-a US ,sf@s ~
Tssn o. As1sl,tr21 IT., ~ - ~ SMITH
nv 'io' - 'N-S o,
,-577:77,7 ,777 : z-o7757
= eau-r or ofasrs .et.9 t., O., all a2-.ss 80 5
D. t-.4-
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