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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform The
public that he has taken the house "ell known as
the "CROSS KEYS" formerly kept by Mr.
WIN. McKain, in the own Of Camden, where he
is prep red to accommodate travellers and board
ers at reasonable prices. Those who desire to feel
the same quiet abroad as at home, are invited to
give him CALL
Travellers accommodated for single night, and
breakfast in tune for the cars in the morning. at
moderate charges. }. B. +. BOoNE,
Feb 2-9-tfl Proprietor.
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Bacon! Bac0n!! Bacon

Bacon! BacOM!! BacOn!!!
TIME subscriber has on hand 10000 lbs, su-
l. pcror BACON anda corresponding quantity
OF LARD in the lot there is nearly 1900 fine Hams,
any person wishing to purchase might find it to ad.
vantage to call end examine before purchasing
elsewhere; terms will be made accomnoda'
ting. Also an extensive and we'll assorted stock
of other articles in the grocery line. comprising all
the necessaries nf subsistence, tcge her with fifty
thousand best Cuba filled Florida Segars.
II. .HOLLEYMAN.
April 5, 1850. 26 IT,
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fairs will inspire you, as it has them, with re-
newed confidence in the enterprise, and prevent
any sacrifice of the shares. The moderation of
their views does not permit them to encourage
the expectation of larger dividends than per
cent but even the most prudent will readily ad.
nit that it is very far from unreasonable to ex-
pect that the income will be greater, and the
expenses less, than the sums stated in the fore
going estimate: results that would, of course,
materially enlarge the dividends, particularly as
the interest on the permanent debt would be
stationary.
1t will also be borne in mind, that very great
extensions of our communication will soon take
place by the Greenvle and Anderson, Char
iotte and Manchester Roads, and by the Roads
in Upper Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee,
which are coming to completion, and that very
considerable additions to the transportation and
travel and consequently to the profits of our
Road, must hereafter, result from their compile
ton The extent of the future increase of in
come from these sources, we do not pretend to
estimate; but every intelligent mind will per-
ceivc its bearing upon the present value Of our
shares.
With these results in prospect, not share
ought to be sold at any sacrifice, nor should lie.
cessity force any to make such sacrifces.-
Money is abundant everywhere, and cannot be
Scarce here. This is a great public work, in
which the State, the. City, and many of our
Banks and other public institutions, are largely
interested; and those private stockholders who
require some aid to meet this call, cannot un.
der such circumstances, and at such time, fail
to obtain it. In orderto facilitate the payments
as much as possible, the calls will be made as
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Pr0nnissory.

THIRTY days after date, promise to call at
Il the office Of magistrate, and leave for
collection sundry little bills, which should have
been settled two or three months ago, especially
as those whose,names they bear, are well aware
that my engagements, like those of all business
men, are obliged 10 be mel at maturity or my pa
per protested, and my credit injured. have here
in made promise: be not offended if | make it
good You owe Inc you ough 10 pay me and
YOU KNOW IT,! 4. J. DELAY.
Camden, April ID, 1850 26 1t
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Resolred, That in the funeral ceremonies that
may be observed upon the arrival of his remains
we solicit place in the procession by our Elder
Brethren, the Sons of Temperance, and that we
wear on that occasion regalia and the usu4l badge
ofmourning.
ResoLred, That copy of these resolutions be
presented to Es family and be published in the
Camden Journal. w. D. MASON, Sec.
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Dress Goods.

TNHE subscribers have just received from New
Il York, and are now opening their Spring and
Summer supply, consisting in part, Of
Plain, Metalline, Broche and Printed Barage
Printd Marquise, Tyroleinne, Alborine and Floride
Black Mousseln de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue
Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi Muslins
Fancy and mourning Gingbams (small check)
raris, American and English Prints
Elso-Ah elegant assortment OF Ivory and Pa.
per Fans. McDoWALL & COOPER.
April |. 26 If
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Photographic Likenesses,
nv A. u. GALE.

TAKEN at the Odd Fellows Hall in from two
i. to five seconds All those desrous of pre-
serving an accurate likeness for future reference
would do well to embrace the opportunity. Parents
would, especially, do well to have their children
taken, as even day may deprive them of SO valu.
able n,emento in after life.
March Is II
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Window Glass.

TNIlE Glass manufactured by the patapsco Co.
J. of Baltimore, cannot be excelled BY that Of
any other. have just received large invoice Of
the following sizes: sxl0. l0xl2, 9xll, 1lxl3,
l2xl4. l4xlS, 1Sx20, lsx24, &c, to which would
invite the attention of those in want Of the article.
Also-Lamps. Chimnies, plain and cut solar
Globes. Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Cases
and Walls. Il. DEHAY.
April 2. 2S If
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

CAMDEN, March %, 1850.
At a regular meeting of the kershaw Section,
No. !, Cadets of Temperance, brothers Thos. B.
Lee, VIM. ]. Depass, and A. J. Peltier, were ap-
pointed a committee to submit to the Section, a
suitable Tribute Of Respect to the memory OF Jas
r. McKain, Esq., who lost his life on the 9Th ul'.,
bv the burning of the steamer Orline ST. John OH
the Alabama River.
The following was reported, and adopted unani-
nousy:
In common with the citizens Of this community:
with our elder brethren the Sons Of Temperance,
and with the afflicted family OF the deceased, we
mourn the loss of that estimabe citizen, and un-
!, fnching, sterling advocate Of temperance, JAMES
r.. McKAIN In his death our Section has lost no
ordinary friend. We mourn the loss OF the Fonn-
der of our Section. His ever watclltul anxiety TOR
tile db6d of the community, and his paternal r.
gakstor the moral improvement OF its youth, IN,
Iuced him to he first to examine the beautiful
operations of the Order. To see the good, and to
recommend it to the adoption Of others, was to
him work of real pleasure and Of love- His
warmth of nature and active zeal, and his teacll-
ing example, first unfolded to us its beauties, and
his wise counsel and supervising experience since
our organization, have never failed to aid and ell
courage u.s. Under his guidance we felt safe
with his counsel we were sure to avoid error
and with the light OF his pure example before US,
we knew our course was right and approved Of
by an overru!ing Providence. In him the elements
OF goodness, usefulness, decision, prudence, phi
Ianthropy, wisdom, and all the virtues ola devot-
ed christian. were so mingled, we very much fear
;: we nc'cr shall look upon his like again." BE it
therefore
Rcsolrcd That in the death ct James X. Nc
Kain. the cause of ririue and temperance has SUE
tanned an irreparable loss-and our Seciion is
reyered Founder and eyer-wa,chill guardian aud
advocate.
Reoired, That to the family CT The deceased,
which has contributed so much to he respectable
ity and efficiency of our Association, we tender
the expression ofour most heartfelt sympathies.
Res6tred. That these resolutions be inscribed on
a blank page OF our Record Book, and that the
name of James Robert McKai,-the Founder OF
our Secton-be inscribed on separate page with
the date of his death.
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Notice.

TIVE anniversary of Lancaster Division No. 30,
l. Sons OF Temperance, will he celebrated on the
lS;n of April, at & O'Clock p. NJ. The neishbor-
ing Divisions arc respectfully solicited to be with
Us on that occasion.
j. r. MAGILL, R. S. pro. tenn.
April ). 1850 81 st
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ATTENTION, REAT NO. 2.

ATTENTION, REAT NO. 2.
ORDER NO. g.
YOU are hereby ordered to appear al your rem
devious on Saturday the 9th instant. at 10 O'Clock,
A. H., armed as the law directs, for drill and i'll
struction. Captains Of patrol will have theft war
rants returned on that day.
BY order Of Capt. Sam. J. Young.
L. AUSTIN. o. 8.
April 5 II 1t -:
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Notice.

The Regular Meetings the Lancaster Division,
No. 30, Sons Of Temperance, are held every Satur-
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
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Camden Bazaar.

TINE Subscribers most respectfully invite the
i attention OF purchasers 10 their fresh supply of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
which have just arrived, and which they are now
opening. They feel confident that their stock can-
not be surpassed by any o:hcr in town, and offer
the same at their usual low prices
March 26-lf1 NJ. DRUCKER & GO.
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The Congress of San Salvador, Central Ame-
rica, commenced its session on the 23tli Janua.
nv. With this Republic, as previously with Nj.
caragua and Honduras, Mr.. Squier has arranged
the terms of the treaty, which has been de-
spatched to Washington. The President of the
House-of Deputies, in reply to the address OF
the President of the Republic, announcing the
fact, said:
.Since 1923 the people of San Salvador, full
OF the most lively enthusiasm, have aspred not
only for the friendship of that great and power
FIJI Republic, but still more, to behold its sacred
rights secured under the influence of that por-
tentous constellation"
THs UkioH AND THE CoNsTIrUTIoS.-Re-
garding the Constitution and Union as one,
nowhere is it held in such high reverence as
among the people of the Southern States
They compose the minority in this Government,
and look to the Constitution rs their shield and
their protection. They regard it as the palad-
um OF, their rights and liberties. Never will they
lay violent or sacrilegioushands upon it. They
love it for the thousand endearing associations
attached to it They cling to it rs their surest
hope.
Gentlemen Of the. North, respect the Consti-
tuition. Garry out the psinciples of that sacred
instrument in the spirit in which it was framed.
Love the Union, As we of the South do-the
hallowcd Union of our common fathers "a u
mon of liberty and equality" not Union to
be made an instrument of wrong and oppres-
sion. Then may we, and our children, and
our chldren's children, proceed. hand in hand
together; in one common pathway of bound
less prosperity, chcered by the hopeful prospect
of a still brighter and happier future.
MR. CABELL.
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SouTH CAROLINA CoLLEeE.-'The following
gentlemen of the Senior Class have been aP.
pointed by the Faculty, as speakers at the May
Exhibition:
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List of Advertised Esetters,

Remaining in the Posi- Office al Camdsn S. c.
Awi, l, 1850
A ZONES, Elisha
Albert, Reuben jackson, lsum
Arrant, + l.
Ansllhurn Chari,y-s lenoir Thos. W
Avcreth, II ID Lane,
'Adnmson Frances NJ
ArlcIge Mary " ,1ickle miss RIB
Brthur, Tlos Murphy. S
Martin, Henry
Boykin, S II-3 Ionchon, b
Bealer. Geo. B Montgomery, ID II.
Bossarl, Jos. :. Moore, Travis
Black, Saml. Mcdowell Hugh
Bradley. Jno.S AlckaSki Angus
Bass, Jlsiah McLrimmon, ,BF
Baskin, Sam-2 NIorac, John
Brewer. NAF Mickle. Rcl,ecca
Bailey, &. McNrlls Danl.
Berkeley. Lulwell Mum, Danl.
Boner, John
Bass, Mrs. VI Nelson. Levi
Boucher. John Newman. Jos.
Boatwright, Ihos. Nelson, James.
Carpenter. DIN Owens. SL-s
Caullen, Susan Orr. Wm.-a
Cutting, David O'Neae. J
Clark. 4 DHlIsy Owens, Richard
Cameron, Miss ID
Crump,on, F. A. IPalget f
Chesiiut, Funny Phelps, Sn,an
Preston. VIM. G
Dunlap JAS 5 lPitman,'B
DalrympIe, mrs. Parkcs, Juhn l.
Dudley, + II Philips. Noah
Dungas, Duncan ,Pye. Henry
Dunlap. Vim Parruu, Wesley
'' + parfer,niss. arSer. nj Elizabeth
Edwards, WIN.
Evans, CB Rcumls. Chas.
t.ousavile. Geo. F
Ferrcl, Jno. Il Rochelle, CYNTHIA
Fraser LII Robinson, Wiley
Fort, s
ShOr Jnmes
Gnham franccs M-2 Stacey. Col, VIM.
Grecn Daniel ISlvcr. John
Griggs, james, Slezer. Muses. i
Gardner John Smith, VA
Goollad. J B-2 Spncto. Mr.
Gardiner, Wm-2 Scott Lewis ii
II Stokes. Abraham
House. Gco. w Smith. w
Higgins, Joel \ SpencerJ u
Halle, SarnhE T.. Springs, John,
Hogan VIM. l., T
Hampton. Wade Jr Thompson, John-3
Harrison, john Tays. X 5
Houston WIN :rhrmpson Rebecca-a
liough Joel iTwiny, Hiram
Hinds Martha Thomas, VIM.
Harris, Miss sara, Thompson, Nancy
Inklcs, Richard White,
,W-llbOrn. Gen. CS
jackson. Amelia WiIsnn w w
Johnson. Williamson. f
Jackaan. JJhn Whildcn.
James, ,JE-s Wheat. Rcbecca
jacobs, Ak Young Hugh
Jnlnisnn F. IT Young X w
Jones' John
Persons calling for the abovc,swill please say
they are advertised.
JOHN N. GAMEWELL, p. NJ.
April 5, 1850. 81 3lw
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REAprEAnAHcH OF CHOLERA IN New OR.
1E,Ss,-The New Orleans Board of Health re.
port I49 deaths by cholera for the week ending!
Mareh %, the whole number of deaths being
234
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We are acquainted with but four papers
which are opposed to the Southern Convention
and they are all wings. OF these we venture
the assertion, without knowing the fact, that
three of them are edited by Northern men--the
Wilmington Chronicle, North Carolina Argus
and Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel The fourth
(the Fayetteville Obserer,) if not edited by
Northern ,iian, (which we strongly believe to
be the case,) is opposed to the Convention on
account of its hostility to MIR. Calhoun.
Marion Star.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


To enable families to have their children's and
servants clothes made up in time, the Subscribers
have thus early laid in their spring supply,
-CoNs1sTISG IN PART orr
All wool Tweeds and Spring Cashmere,
Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, and
Manchester Stripes,
Printed and Norwich Denims,
Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c.
Paris, English, and American Prints; among:
which are variety of small patterns, warranted
FAST COLORS.
Black Alpaca, great variety,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Green and Blue Barege.
Madonna robes, "a new articleO
Brown Linen, Bed Tick, Furniture Dimity, &c.
MCDONALD g. COOPER.
~ Cashmeres, Mousselines de Lame, and Me-
rinos, selling at reduced prices.
Feb. IL. IL
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House in KirkWood to Rent.

TINE House belonging to Mrs. c. A. Boykn,.
i adjoining the premises Of Miss J. S. McRa,
will he rented for one year. Apply to Dr.. f. NJ
Bovkin. March 26-24tf
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~ Cneap.
TEN PER CENT deducted for cash payments
on the livery Of the garment.
Jan. % f 3In
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
At the last meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the Doth instant, the following resolu.
tions were adopted:
Reso1red, That the exigencies of the Com
pany require that the remaining instalments up
on the existing shares shall be called in.
"Resoired, That the same Committee be au-
thorizcd to arrange the details, and advertise the
calls, accompanied with an address to the Stock.
holders explanatory of the advantages Of the
measure
In obedience to these resolutions, we beg
leave to submit to you a short statement of the
condition of your affairs; and we. hope it will
have the effect of convincing You that the call.
ing in of the remaining instalments is measure
which, though demanded, it is true, by our ne
cessities, is supported equally by the soundest
considerations Of policy; and we are the more
anxious to convince you of this, because we
earnestly desire united and spirited co-opera-
ton on your part in the measure, as essential to
impart efficiency to the administration of our
affairs, and sustain, by the confidence it will
imply in the enterprise, the market value of
your ur sll'tes' r,,,,,;.,o. s,h
Inc abie report OF your OWL GT NJ" p"uo',aI S"" ~
hi''ea thro"s" ',ie,r o"a..' - n = ,,nna
inc iast 1A''''u'i oo.'' e""o"' ,..'a. 7. ''.s.
=, . LII. f .bo
tnere SHOWN thaI ','c SS'eS"te
| IL OI.k a. ,I,nr
Company amounted on the 3lst OF DecenlDer,
! lsf9t S3,5l5.5N
We held certain securities, &c oft''e amount 2SoO
| Which ,c,,c.s tho ac,p,l b,l,ncc Of indebted.
49,, ~ " AZ os3 Al
| ,r, "e:s : '" .,,,, =; ,,,aros. ond in
NC I',an Ill III r",i3;, ~ a h,I,hcr ontnv
of las per MIR. ha'eneis y Nep"r) oD,VOo
r, ,,,; ~ .oo ., I'M ,d.L,..,ress ,c,u,Innd
.a,. nS S39l94n
OF this sum there VIII DC IM1 ,u,. "., % L.T ",.
ceeus OIL 'lie H"" s"'u W ''e ~ GIG nm
.,o,,,;.u
Of s3,7o3,4T
This is the difficulty with which we have to
contend. The Board caused an elaborate re-
port to be prepared and submitted to them ny
this Committee; and though predeterm'heo
against calling in the inStalmentS, alter care
G,I oors;,or,t;n, of that ronort and paticut in.
iu' oo'"i"' "''o'' VI ' ~ ii
vestigatOn and discussion OF the snDect III III
i's neafl''Ss' li'h Ju"S''''"' '@' .."..oi',
convinced that IT was Il measure llPe'ii''eiy
demanded by the emergency, and strongly sus.
tanned by wisdom and prudence. We will ell.
Jeavor to show YOU what the operation will be
mon YOUR present condition and future pros.
pects.
We have shown y"u THAI youraggTga's debit is % 7o''
Your pr present capital CONSISTS 0' ''''' '"''' eolo7,o
90 -,-a-
g., .,ou, sS2ss7 S9assa
r T Tue % "f "fGsI prasn1 "r" @ character or such us
may he kept in esis'sncs w"n r%barl.s ,7;. on o,o
mrn' t" the Company o ''e '''n"e'' w" - --D-.O
3,7o3i7
We propose to pay by ceiling al e IN the r"nan,ns a
vnSs go 6;'n 1 snrs i T en p cons's, CONSIST of O shares
At at slOS s3ssl ooO t
And your permanent debt Will be about -,n'uN
T., rourJ rumr,rs. s6.soOOo0
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ITO Mr. Rion is assigned the " Eulosy on Calhoun"
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MfeHrc.x.-The Michigan House of Repre-
seutatives, OH the 10Th inst, passed resolutions
sustaining the course OF Gen. Cass on the sla,
very question Resolutions were then offered
bv Mr. Leech, embodying the principle OF tn the
Wilinot Proviso They were rejected 70 to 81
Thus are virtually repealed the instructions OF
the last Legislature to Gen. Cass and his asso-
ciate in the United States Senate, to vote IN IL
vor of the Wilmot Proviso.
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Remaining in III. Posi- Office al Camden S. c
Aprh |, 1850
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OOArNIEN WANTED ,

DOATNiEN MANTEU-Ou lue Delaware AID H..
IDs1u Canai Tor 1874 Tie COMPANY are now hni'an
..yerai hundred tOas which hey se 90 'tmpcraiu sud DBL
u.taous men. ON favorable terms to he emp cttd n
i~irhuur from Honesdse aud HSwiry to knudol
md New York The oaf- eTc built 90 carry - tuns ur
argo ior wear ~iI however, De- only about 20 Wls
The tonns "a be- a purchase money ior ue b"a
Il which must be- pad 100 cash or good stcurt give
or he payment before lr Isl day az August mex
he balance of tho purchase money viii be received by boz
mesis Of per tp of the freight Of the boat TIE
freight tor tke pfese year VIII Ice a. follows F"i
tfrp made IA go days from Honesda- 10 Rondou nj tc
ate Of 80 cents per for N day rpe b. cents per iur
md over DAYS the Of 80 cents pee un bnt oi
seh cargo - vii bee retained until The eud o NE season
taance OF the height VIII be pad in cash ~ mo end o'
zach trp
Thu "a pens- ofGnlosoug will not exceed cents per
The canal 10 iuS 1iIes long The locks tended bon
sy and night and trpr lee made m n nANs without o.
.hauge eft horses The Company engage 90 supply H'
re- sh fall employment ~. the boat nom the oprnr-
d the cana 10 the close of navigation When boais orc
oaded Al Hawcv miles from R1noout the pay VA De-
o. proportion that frOn'H ouc-dalc When hoas are r.
mi-cd to discharge al Ncv>-IorS The CuWptuys steam
loats vii thcu without charge, and an addiuona
.rrght viii be paid To that place
The Company also building number OF tcoWs
which they viii sell a. 500 each he terms OF pay
uert A. the boats except thai the iustsmculs Will he
per uip
Application he made personally, by letter 10 The su
crihef Once OF the Dcew ard Hudson Cana g
n Wal-st New York with reference or Tvooaln rlca'lol
% character and capacity and u accepted. nonce WI
"a given when and here 1c coufrsci Dee executed
MAI RICE " RTS. Precedent Ifo 100
pFtAWAsE ANp HUDSON CANAL OFFICE
AtrFk laT D
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NonieaIic HarIs.

ALEXANDRIA heb 10 CD bk fa,o's lbrh N,ier.. Bsfl.
BALTIMORE fse 10 Az ssaasaq hspuois hoot' Vhsf..
ship rooeeI Chs N0rsans tat Ngop, Boron o. eg l.
sASo rsssrsFS T.stsr S2srs nopST Lord pssa O., "a )
CO 1g. Cen "a ess s.,.s, i,e,,s E,.i- wi,, "a
ifsscso "a VALPARAISO osls hae Cal - tra. So d.
IaNss CARE fnsso ~ts sophia ~ >,ber Ne~a-a
Va. tt ss.s. 5 s, ops, , an, sG r t
"A Jcses kseWaai - 'hg t.ss "s.l lo Sr,aea egsNs
ws.hestoa 0rahsa m scpco esrs asnsf Co,ey. NOcsu.
Nb1stoN 70 10 A. 'lP tea'nee is." oi,,'s BRA ts
od, Aennsess. 40 Avon. hslst paAtap. of Cs.or4 Ty
Ss s. s s t c "s5 n',s iaa'' NJ, IA a
Ae..ee.c0ia' NV1 Ano,h mixer Mama
Joss e,-s.S j. ssS.ls's ss t,sS 1914 81. AZ, ~
ssr Nl.s.s o'.1 ,sI IL ILL., ts,. - l'sr h. @ i
~ sS',,sa ~. Was tNs Ear.sr r,,oe,,o Js.
Ssis kyoSi a.. r,nc,'es hasioa R.,s Es,-' Fis.1, ~
see 1850 s'l''' '''eoa s.S " An ssrvuoa s.- T. s.,
- Aase foaas.. 5, jsao De c,s.
aass ssss c'his'aa 80 he Nvaz,s,., NJ, c,.. D.
KAfNSfNsIE - y 50 .sa N.r,.,.,,. -. nj,
nsiASi - 80. ~ ~ ID -. SA nes. ae o.,a,
aossss sS.,ss s,,'s I..g- r.;os 81 'i il a .1'.s
cHlKLEST0N 10 iS-kH -. Fesss'.S T S.''s.s
Jss Ss,",S >"s S rs.aa;gAa 81 .s.a,,r. SSs.ss
asnss, SAa Ffsacsc ca Saasss Saer~os5 NIo1 ~ c.,
ea, ksss ss'ea - Mabel A,uacs saa stsa ~ ca
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