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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-19

| The uniform success which has attended ii,
use OF this prcparation-hs salu,ary cltct-lrs
power to relieve and cure affections of the
Lungs, have gained for it celebrity cqna1lcd hv
no other medicine. We offer it To thc afflicted
with entire confidence in its virtues aud the fnll
belief that it will subduc and remove tic scv,rcst
attacks of disease upon the throat and Lungs
These results as they become publicly known,
very naturally attract the attention of medical
men and phantropists everywhere. What is
thcir opinion of CHERRY pECTOPNt. p,ay he
srcn in the following
VALENTINE MOTT, VI. D..
| PyoE S0rgcy Met. Coicgc. Nr," Io,k. yoq. Co.
at riycs me pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy Of Ayers CITEBRI PICTORIAL,
which consider peculiarly adapted 10 cure disca
ses of the Throat aud Lungs
TTE RI. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD
hri;cs in letter 10 his friend, who was sinking
under an affection of the Lungs :-'Iv fhc
| CHERRY PECTGHAL and if any medicine
can give YOU relief wifi the Hossir- Of God tl,t
! WILL
EliiGT lCSTlCE huSTIS.
Of Louisiana, writes "Tint young daughter of
his was cured Of several severe attacks of Cyoop
/ by the CHEEKY pECTOEAL.'
ASTHMA AND BRONCHrrGs
| IHc Co0oljoD Jon,,,ai or lioljcR Scjc0cc
states. "That Asthma and Bronchitis so'prcvaIcut
in this Indictment climate, has yielded with surff
sing rdpidty to Ayers CHEERN PECTORAl,
and We canuot zoo sirourly -croamend this skill
fu preparation to the Profession and public gcir-
&rallv,
/ Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself
HirTrnHn, Jam. 26 1917.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-19

THE SKUNK MoNUMENT.-The ceremony
OF erecting the monument over the remains
OF the late Gov, Skunk, at Trappe, Mont
gomery county Pa, on the 4lh, was atten-
ded by from eight to ten thousand persons,
of both sexes, Two troops of horse, com.
paHy of artillery and eight companies Of in.
tantry and riaemen, with three German
musical societies from Philadelphia, were
present. Hon. George w Woodward de-
liSeTed beautiful address, it is stated, in re-
view of the life Of the lamentcd deceased
The death he l;-A, and the memory he ha.
Z behind ara Governor aua. rs ar4..
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Pure Drugs III Powder.

Neatly -ns sp ig l. aa'd po,rn3 bosti,s, snsh
as Aloes, Rhubsrh, Seeaa, S-Itea~4, RhatanY, Nj
no, Gam Arabic, Sorp, naria, Ext. GIycyrrh Ipc-
cac, Potassa Sliph., Potassa Nliras, Botax Sp-
CELIA, Buchu, Orrls, Cascara, Canca Alba,
Iva Crsa, &c.
Great care has been taken to have these pre-
pared from TIE best selected drugs and in such a
way as TO preserve the characteristics Of each ar
ticlc without injury.
They have also "A variety OF
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Estate of PETER sHRoNTz. Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Testa-
~ mentary have been granted to the subscri-
Der on the estate Of Peter Shrontz, decd. late
of Lower A ngusta township, Northumberland
county. All persons indebted to said estate or
having claims against the same, requested TO
call on the subscriber for settlement
MARY SHRON1X, Admrx.
InMrr AMrrrsln tn. lnnc 2S.--Gt.
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SUNBCRY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
LIST OF JURORS

LIST OF JURORS.
ar Northumberland County for August
Z y Term, (, d. 1851.
Grand Jurors.
SuNnrRY.- Edward W. Bright.
Lower AeGVsTA.-John Ebrishi, John
Wynn, Samuel Gehrnger
UrrER ACGUSTA.--JOnas Fry.
MoKIN.-lsaah Morgan, John Roadar.
mel George Keller, Benjamin Tomalsou.
JACEsoN.-Conrad Rahock
RusH.-Malon Huff, Philip Weaver, Chris
toph Campbell, Charles Carr
CrlLIsoUAQUE.--Eleury Sheats.
James Everett, John p. Beard,
Isaac Vincent.
TuRBUr.-George koOns.
LEwIs.-William Levdny, Wilson lluse;
Jacob Gittner, Gideon Beever
Lower MAuoHoY.- Adam Bingeman.
Traverse Jurors.
SuYBunY.-Cyrus q. Eackman, Samuel
Gossler.
Lower RArGusrA.-Uaniel Conrad, Daniel
Zimmerman.
UPPER AuGuSTA.--Samuel Riland, Simon
Snyder,
Lower MAuoNoY.-EIias Weas,, Charles
Brosious, John Seller, Benjamin hcflner
DanIeI rance.
UPPER MAHoNoY.-John Snyder, Daniel
Dunkelherger
RuSH.-Lewis Vastine, Abraham lioh-
man, James Eckmau, A bel Deus, John lioti-
man, Wm, II. kase.
CAMERON. .-lohn Gutshall.
| CoAL.-lolGu Everilt.
! NoRTHUMBERLAND.--Jo Cake.
! PoINT.-J,.c9b Dentler, John Eilston.
| CHILIsQUAQuE.-C Cornelius Mckinley, Solo
mon Walters, Wan Freest.
DELAwARG,-Jacob Brown, Enoch Bennit,
! Henry ]. Reader Charles Rerr,
LGwIs.-James Watts, James Roam, Mi
chael Brobst, Michael Reader, John NJ, Bry
son. Levi Glaze.
TrRBur.-Philip Billmirc Daniel Follmer
Geo. Good, David l., Irland; VIM Kula.
MmroN john Resh, John Norris.
SmAMoKIN David Reed.
JACKSON. - Paul Holenbach, Solomon
DresslcI Jacob Hoffman,
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Communication.
For the American.
IUDEE ELLIS LEWIS.

debtct and bargancd for another larger
judgment, and undertook TO collect thcm."-
This is denounced as "aricked speculation"
The charge is false; and the more it is in
ves,iga,ed the worse it will be for all con-
spiri,ors to defraud creditors, all defaultng
bank officers, and all fraudulent bankrupts
who may be concerned in bringing II before
the people.
II is true that a certain wealthy President
81 Bank, lin which Judge Lewis, IN an
c. il hour, had invested the earnings OF ms
whole life) formed mysterious connection
with a man named John G Boyd, aud this
Bank President, in addition 10 overdrawing
his own account TO a very large amount, al
lowed about SIS, 900 to be taken out Of the
Bank upon the joint judgment note OF him
self and the said Boyd. That instead of
taking care of the interests Of the Bank of
which he was President, and entering up the
judgment, as an honest officer should, he
caused his property TO be incumbcred by
other large claims IN fdror Of other 6d"6S-
The stockholders and directors becoming
Justly alarmed at this unfaithlulness TO their
Interests, this defaulting President, III order
to save himself from being dismissed from
hi. office. consented that the directors should
place the claim (against himself and his CO.
debtor Boyd) in the hands OF Judge Lewis,
because the Judge was the largest stock
holder of the Bank, and "would feel II his
interest to devote his individual attention to
the collection" This same detauting Bank
President also voluntarily transferred TO Judge
Lewis, as security for the debt, all his inter-
est in large assortment of stock and notes OF
the To,randa Bank, subject to the claims OF
a respectable Bank in Philadelphia, which
held them as collateral security for debt OF
s25. 900, also contracted by the same default
ing President and his co-dcbtor Boyd. This
Bank in Philadelphia, held also mortgage
for the same debit, on all the property of the
debtor in !vcomng county. This mortgage
was recorded before Tic entry Of the J"dgmem
transferred 10 Judge LerjS. The Judge, be-
ing thus interested m the notes Gd stock hotd
as collaterals. by the Bank in Philadelphi", II
.ndeavor TO havsehe morrgaged real estate
OF the defaulliug Bank Officer applied to the
payment of the mortgage, in order that the
coldterals nigh, be applied to the Judgment
transferred to him For this reason, and for
This purpose, an arrangement was made be-
tween the Judge and the Bank in Phadel-
phia, by which i, was agreed that the Judge
was to take charge of the last men'ioned
debt aud after the latter bauk obtained one
half Of its debt, the claims of Judge Lewis
were TO he admitted to a participation in the
balance. A litigation of many years ensned,
in the course Of which the deianI'ing Pres-
den, used every means il his power 10 de-
fea, the collection of the claims which he
had previously consented should be tlansier-
red 10 Judge Lewis. And when an attempt
was made TO realise. something from the
notes and Stockof the Iovanda Bank, deposit
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-19
CALCIXED MAGNESIA, &C,

Resembling Hcnry's Magncsa free from carbon
ic acid and roughness or gritincss almost entirely
tastelcss, combining in an equal bulk from three
TO four times the strength of the common kind,
and sold at about one half the price Of Henry 5
Nagnesia
'Ehn,. Il ,.c IL =, 49,. IL,
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no CURE NO PAYI
Haghes' Fever and Ague Pills |!

A PERFECT and speedy cure for the Fever
< n end Ague is guaranteed to any ont who
NAV use the Pills. They have hcfn used for the
last SereM yrays and have never been knows to
fail in single instance -Gnh ia cases, too,
where persons haze had the disease for several
years, without internIission. 'Fhe proprietor
-bgttr7eGv the i'olH to prodhct an article that
will cure in as short tirit, without leaving any
dclttcrious effects from the use OF il. If the Pills
do not perform speedy and perfect cure, the
proprietor will return the MONEY. For sale by
Jacob =. Lawrence, Mincrsville; L. HELEN
stein, Trevorton; S, X, Dixon, Schuylkill Ha-
ven /, John W. frilmg Sunbury; Mary A. Me-
Coy, Northumberland DIR. Becky, Danville
John ShafpEcss. Cattawissa DIR. Judd, Williams
port John Raser, Milton, and Ivy respectable
Druggists throughout the State.
J, CURTIS c, HUGHES, Proprietor.
Pottsylle, June rs, lS5l.-ly.
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STOVES! STOVES (!

yeNHE subscribers return thcs' 5inccrc thanks to
Il their customers, for liberal encouragement
sor the last ycar, and hope by strict attention in
filling orders to meet with the same liberal patrons
ag@. We have on hand the greatest variety Of
patterns of any other Foundry in the United
States, and still adding to their number Give
us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Oar stock
embraces great variety of Cooking stoves of the
most approved kinds, Parlor stoves for wood or
coal, common stoves, cylinders of all kinds, and
ON plates of all kinds TO repair stoves
For Summer use a small Stove, called sum
mer baker, new and superior Furnaces for burn,
lnE charcoal or stone coal, Gas ovens oi SeNefaF
dinorent patterns, Bake ovens, several patterns
hitchiug posts, Spout irons, aud variety oi art'-
clcs i'm casting, too numerous TO mcntloh' The
Hardware trade can be supplied with common D.
5, 6, 7, and 3 quart Tea kettles, at very low pr'-
ces for cash or city acceptance. ,
A few casks Of superior German black lead on
| hand. -..,.,- ,,,,,,.,,r,n
Noble St. wharf, Delaware, Philadephla.
April II, ls5l.--6mo'
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M 4 II IL e ID,

In Lewisburg, on the Is, Inst, by the Rev.
p. B. Mari, Maj l. L. BARRETT, of Clear
field. TO Miss REBEccA BLAIR, of Lcwisbnrg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-19
TREV0RT0T HOUSE,

TENIE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
h that be has opened Public ifonsc, in IL.
new town of I'rcvorton, Northumberland county
and that he is we'll prepared to accommodate hi,
guests in the best manner. His house is located
, nearly opposite the Company'+ store. He is also
provided with rood stabIiuq Sufficient for 20 hor-
scs He trusts by prompt and careful attention
to business TO meet il share OF the public patron
age. HENRY B WEAVER.
Trvorou, Jan II, lS5O--tf
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ID I u ID.

In Sclnsgrove, Union county, OF the 7,h
inst, Mr.. SAMUEL DERR, formerly OF Coal
township, Northumberland county, aged "a
wears, months and days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-19

Sps Ether Nitrcs, L. :. T., Oils of Copaiva
Cuhebs, trSat Tobacco, &c Citrate of Iron
AVID Qsinisc, SsSrpi~OSf Of ircr, rir autidcts
for arsenic Citrate of MagncSiH. new and pleas
ant cathartic medicine put up in - or. bottles,
81 per doz CulIodon, or Liquid Adhesive Plas.
ter convenient application in many surgical
operations, put up in small vials. Also
CANTHARIDAL COLLODION OR BIS
TERING LIQUID,
4 convenient preparation of cau;IaridtS in many
cases where there is a difficulty af applying ihe
ordinary hlisering passer. & coating Of i appli-
I'd with caucrs hair hyusn and covered with oil
silk or SOME similar substance, will produce a
blister in three hours time; or when exposed
in q, usual time Of about twelve hours.
Physicians and others may depend upon the
faithful and prompt execution Of their orGers at
low rates as the hest qrality of medicines can h,
pSrcha.rd.
CHARLES ELLIS & &C.
81 Chestnut street Phiiada.
! Laboratory, Gih and Morris SIS. Southwark.
November | 6. lS5O.-tf
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Goal Iru0r.

Sunbury, July l6, 1851,
Amount of coal brought to Sunbury, over
the DLuville aud pottsvile Raihoad, from
the Shamnkin Mines Tons.
For The last week, 6l3
Per last report 9,452
Total, tO065
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Chemical Il pharI,la Ceuiical

Preparations of their own manufacture, and add
to the list all tht valuabie new remedies they
become known. Anoug tlcm may 5e mentioned
the following:
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OO VNtsnUI sIIttI, INIIdWd
Laboratory, Gih and Morris SIS. !Souhwa
November lG, lS50,--tf,
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Extract of Scuua, fluid. o
pleasant INTO administer
l., gIiIlr,.t
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
UN artistic INcoMPRIs.

La plus granda,des deceptons de ce monde est, sans contrcdt, cenc de Far
the qi sent e li lie fu sacre, Ti a, y croft avor du genie. Ne houvant MULE
part une m pour lie comprendre, un esprtpour pappr6cier, il meurt lie plus SOU
vent, gu il dit MOURN de desspor, de Sc vodr meeonno! C qpi ne fempeche pas
davoir III neg feuri CONNIE u bourgeon de vigne, des joues vcrmei1es CONNIE
celcs dc M*** It de fre quatre repas par jour CONNIE les pararches.
Vous renhndez sor ct mahn murmurer coItre fespece humainet qi ma pas
su l ditinguer dams la foule. Das quill volt un regard atachs sur lui. il prend
IN air de syphe amoureux, u de pcee en- travail; i soupie de manisre d fare
homie d U soufet de forge, ct iIleve les yeux a ciel CONNIE pour y chercher lie
bonheur qi lui manque.
Que Deu yus garde, lcceun, dc la cofque ct de la reneonre dun artistic
incomprs -! #
Jen sails un.. mis de la plus souprane espece! II quite les pinceaux pour
la Tyre, ct a Tyre pour les pinceaux; ct peure de ne rencontrer personne qi
Iradmire! - #=a@##* e#
I'm homme de boa sen Jul await dit IN jour: Fl" 8 !"
Mon cher, pusque ys tableaux sont dune supenorit6 81 fort audemus de
depreciation generate. men fies plus, corbleu! barbouiez des enseignes ct vus
fuz fortune! =. Pusaue ys poeses passent inapercues ct ne you atirent pas lie
mondre SQUIRE de la moindre beaut6, renoncszy let diadpez vos ennus en- jouant
du fageoet!. s* -
Laiae a lee les tpauhs, ct smt console en- admirant font sul son dernier
tableau, ct en- reHsant ayec amour sa derniere poese.
Tn jour, il cut avor rencontre une amt intelligence, IN cnur digne de conpren.
DIRE les mobiles clans du smn! Ell ii oupra plus fort, le grand artistic, nne dame
|renvoya chercher pour fMe son portrait. nsnss
Lariac sc dit en- luimamc .##E@ 4 @##s+T A#tts1
% femme charmante tn es guidac par une inspiration den hau. +. Je veuy
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22

"Reintegre dams Ia maison d'arret,
rassassin Montcharmont a dte garde
vue, ii ma voulu prendrc aucune nour-
riture ct ma cesse de faire entendre des
cris lamentables.
A quatrc heures ct dcmie, Iiexecu-
teur dc Dion est arrive. Montchar.
mont a de %nouyea Ste lie, mails cetle
fois de maniere d nc pouvoir faire aucun
movement. q nsaH1 tA}4f9a
Pendant ce temps, deux compagnies
du 65c de ligne ct Ia gendarmerie ont
fat evacuer la place Ronde. La foule
etait tres nombreuse. 0t@.5} .1 "t FIR
GA cling heures, Montcharmont "A etc
ramenG sur la fatale charrette. Arrive
au pied de %lechafaud, il Jepose une
supreme confession dams lie scin du pre-
tire qui raccompagaait. Les executors
Sc sont %ensuite empare de lui ct l'on por-
te sur la plate-formc. La, Sc retournant
vcrs Ia foule, il s'est ecrie dune voix for
te ct Ineligible :" Amis, priez Dieu dc
me faire grace !" II venait %d'achever
ct de baiser lie crucifx ct son confcsseur,
quand sa tate est tomb6e sous lc glaive
de la loi.
Telle n cite Ia triste fin de Get assas-
sin qui, pendant un mois, Il tenu tout IN
reimbursement sous la terreur dc ION
nom ct de ses menaces. Montcharmont
await vingt-neuf ans."'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
SMAys NANERSs

CANApA.-L LIE 7 de &C mois, CONNIE
nous l'apprend lie tslegraphe, M.
Merritt a propose d FAssembIee legisIa-
tive dc presenter une Adresse a la refine.
demandant imposition de droits ON
p~aratifs sur les produits americans. II
s'est elcve a ce propos I'm long debat SUI
les measures de represailles il exercer con.
tire les Etats-U nis. lie ministre des tinan-
ces IA interdit la navigation des canaux
a]uxnavires americans. Tout lie monde est
fort i%ndispose contrc les Etats-U nis ct
dcmandc me loi %que;conque de repre-
%sailles. La suite de la discussion ii etc
r~envoyte a deus semaines pour attendre
lie resuItat des negotiations enhances.
Nous %apprenons en- meme temps de
Quebec quill a etc pr6scnte au parchment
provincial II proposition tendant a e
tablir IN service dc bateaux a vapeur
entire Quebec ct Liverpool.
BAroN-RoucE. - La Gazette de Ba-
ton Rouge du Ia mai nous apprend qu'ue
r~cncontre await eu lieu la veilIe entire
Henry A. Kidding ct Samuel OIdicld.
&c dernier IA yccu dams le corps Ia char
&c dun Gsil contenant des postes la
pleasure est extramemcnt grave. La JUS
tice est saisic de l'affaire.
lie meme journal o que deux
detcnus du penitentiaire ayant fait une
tentative d'evasion ont etc grievement
bIcsses par les gardes, qui ont tire sur
tux. On nc dome pas lie nom DIES pri-
sonniers.
F1EvRE JAuNE-I.a ievrc jaime s'cst
declaree a bord de la barque americaino
I'm. Larrubee, partie dc Rio-Janeiro
pour New-York on ellie est arrivcc lie 7
du courant. LA barque a perdu six dc
SEES passengers.
JENNY LrrD EFT BArNun. Les jour-
nanx dc New York nous %apprepnent que
Barnum ct Jenny Lind ont romp'i dun
mutuel accord Engagement qu'i's a
vaient contracte ct qui a cts 81 productif
pour ~I'artiste ct l'impressario. lie Ros-
Sc propose, ayant de quittcr les
Etats-U nis, de donner q%uelques concerts
en- son nom propre ct sans l'aide dun d.
recteur. Nous verrons 81 I'absencc du
grand Barnum aura quelque influence
sur lie chif1re de la recette. II nest pas
probable cependant qn'il s~'amoindrisse,
car maintenant l'impuIsion est donnee
ct la cantatrice n'aura qua suivre tout
lie courant de sa renommee.
Ellie peut encore flire une belle moisson
de bank notes, d'autant plus qu'efle nav
ra pas a partager.
PENNsYLvANIE.-Un violent orage a
eclats le 6 de ce mois dams cette partie
de la Pennsylvania qui est situee entire
ct harrisburg. Les recoltes
ct les ediices ont beaucoup souffert.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
HOTEL WASHINGTON.

NM. MELANGoN u TR1cHE preyien.
nent lcurs amis ct lie public qu'ils ont ac-
quis &c Mr.. FIX. GAurHrER, l'exploitation
du Washington Hotel. LIS soliicitent la
continuation dc la favour don't lie public
a toujours entoure Get Establishment, ct
lis s'engagent a ne rien negliger pour
sen rendre dignes. Appointments G!
Table confortables, Barretoujours appro
visionnee DIES meilleures %liqueurs, Ser
vice prompt, VOLTA DIES titres quo leur
maison ne derhenlira jamais.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
sesa son intention, des lie jour on Dieu raura rappcle iui; L..
Pour nous, nous souscriyons d'avance.
-@M#m-

On dit quill est impossible davon, a I'm certain dcgra de perfection, deux
talents dif6ens.
Dependant Monsieur. est IN bon asocat; du mons il lie dit Ell a de hantes
PNtenious 10 commissioners mathenaiqucs.
Les clients don't il 4 rcrdu les process Dissent bien que CONNIE avocat il ne vaut
pas n cerc dc constable, mMs il ne fault pas ecouter les clients surout les clients
qm perdent. Cetc engeancela 81 plant toujours
CONNIE mathematician, Monieur.. ests sur lie point de donner ss prcnves.
Depar phaieurs mds on ini a pnesenta un probsme dune horrible dfhcuhe, an
Pobene tel que Monsieur Arago iui-meme serait obEg6 dc deciner sa compe-
ence, ct Monsieur. pretend quill est bient6t arrive a Ia solution.
MATS dame! Ill 4 travaiNa ausi.. II avoue asec franchise quill en- esta convrr
ae chiHes a lime main de papier.. II a es force daborder ralgebre.. Ausa
dams qadques jors nous arons Ia rsponse depuis 81 longemps cherchee, ct
nous mouse mpresserons de la donner d nos lecteurs, tee que favocat". laura
teusee,
roci du rete lie problsne don't il a proms de donner la solution.
q caphaine a IN navire de l25 pieds de large. La hauteur du nayre depns
acae jusqaa rextremite du mat est de 1876 peds. LIE nayire file z nnads a
taeure, y est conarit depus 5 ans dams le port de Bordeaux. On demande".
'pe du capnine. #Aa A# s.{ s
Qaand Pavocat. aura ouvE CO quill cherche dcpus 4 mom, ccstadirc IN
''auon d c 6 problsme, Gus proposerons quon k fassn couler Ell bronze.