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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
The First Discovery of California Gold.

Js generally understood that the gold oi
California was first discovered IN the mill.rac
at Cullom1, 10 the spring Of 1918. wslhinL
/ 1t was discovered By an American SUM lhir,
teen years ago, On the middle brsss = OF III,
North Fork of the ula lH,cr
While wc wcr sncampcd, abuu, a ycal
since, near the head waters of this stream, al
American inppcr camc To our ten, for a
nights lodging, having tha, afternoon arrived
in the nrirhborhool after journry of several
hundrcl miles from the vicinity of the Rus.
sian possessions. lis name was WIN. +
Thompson, a man Of much information and
intelligence. AMI had been trapping In III,
Rocky Mountains and the adjacent icr.lorc,
some 6ly years. Late in the autumn of ISIS,
bring then from three hundred to four hun.
drri miles northeast Of the Rus,iin ro,scs.
sIuas be- hranl lor the Gr,t time Of the gold
ji-co,pr.r, In California.
he thrn r,rulIcclcd Ilat just twelve years
brlorc, when trapping on the North Yuhl, D,
and h.s Iar'y Tc,trl a, noon upuo a slnd hlt
hy lhc river where ,lry found pccc, 1t yclllv
metal, bc insisting that b, was gold, but IL,
r~i udlrulur the iL,1, be- was induced 9,
think hms.'fd.crNel lIc, however, caru
uI away several pieces, be lhina, aboui q
pound, ~ $500, which hc o ftw months allcr
lrn upon tlr hlulrmruts of Font Lra,cn.
worth, laaa a distant hlckvools fouifcaton,
ao one 900 or aboat lhs Font seeming to know
Doe Kind OF value Of Ihr metal.
H. dough, no more OF the incident, till b,
heard of lh.s discovery At Suffers Mil, when
hc siaucI q, oncr iur lhc bar ll-cldy spoken
of luI after tu,crsInr more than 2CuO miles
Of roHh.u forest, ami snowy mounniu,, b,
reached uur urlrlborlool, and by tracing out
lar camp ground whcru b, and h,s rumpln.
iurs spent ,hc night alrs they found lhc pie.
co.'s ul yellow metal, BE- was enabled lo ilkJ
u., c1ur' directly to the slo,. It was bur
htU ID uHl' above our own camp, 1ud bad
proved to contain uuc OF the richest gold do
po-.ls iu lhc northern mines bat the luppcr
bad lhc J.uppo,n,mra,Io To fnd the bar entircl,
dog o,gr
Much of,hg gold from ,his bli "a dnc spr
ciman of which, weighing several ounces, W.,
have u1n iu our o,Hto) was 90 large pieces
o. lrt which 30 iully cyuobou,ci our inform.
lut, Who bad known nothing Of Ihc kind oI
gold taken lrom doe ground ,.ll w. told lum
iIa, uo juuh, remained ul our mind ur Boo.
story, or hat tha discovery made hy hm
twelve years beiuw was the Gut gold ji.
cu,,ry made u lla, part Of ,hc cunuurnt-
Wunrrl.r I.uuv1rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
Agitation.

The Atlas states that At an anti-fugiii'c'
slayc.law meeting held at Chelsea on fasl
Day evening, the following resolution wa
passed. in reference to the Fugitive Slave
Law:
Resolved, That We pledge ourselves iodi'
,idually and collectively to Pray it down, Il
nlk il down, to act il down, tn lng II down
10 roie Il d,rrH!
This resolve prcsumcs upon the efficacy o
prayers which are to be Offered in accordance
with il, but the law is to cone down whether
those PRAYERS arc answered or not. A Negro
preacher is said once to have announeed 70
his hearers that on the next Sabbath he should
preach again, By fAe ioarr Of Pror'de"'c' bu
on the sabbath after, he should preach 'rh,tha
or no.-BoaoH Trdrcllcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
5rIrrtrN 4Iortrg.
Irrom scar. Family vi'itorl
LINES
Scratched ON the STRAY Leaf Of "A Lady,
Album.
nv o. n =.

Nou Ld ar vri,o-uron eSrrc's'oa vr,ak ny
ihaghi-
Those ,hp,gh,, of which my heart b sadly, .oIrll
Taught.
n inspiration u my pen o'uI ru' rrrhin
TAy hra,ca-ucdl,d lcan To oarIhly lsrc' again,
w ,oul voull strive to ~ahc % fc'O strains III,
BIZ.
Aad roo,h the .il,'r cho,I,ba, ''ir III, ~u., 10
SPIN,
Aol Dr,,,l,s the ,oor. or r,r", ''',is sdI,I,.,
,hought,
Anl vaAe ", h,-u, p, acie. q bop -''svshL
Vet vb, .houll With .asrilcg'o". 'housl'. isG,-r
wuhia ,he .acrrdirmpIr of,hy hc,n'. ,lass muse
Th- ,,Ds. th,, ,I.ah OF mortal ,'cam., tie ,oac,
that mu,t
SGll o'cr Thy virgin t,blr, brr,,hr ,ho brnh OF
np.ti
rbru'i lsamfl-,D, l.,m,lal &C. man. ,l.ul,r
NnI iru ,hy .aul ,h-rr lt,l,hr. No. .vcJu-.. u
che ,r,r;
Aul When che rrra,i ua.h,sklsl .pirtt h0, pl'n,s
Il .a,u Co lhaushi. uhrw Muru ,',,ull hl-lHs.
~, rru., l,,,r ,r.al Il h,,' ftl.hln,u
Th- hope. rhat,,uo,lf, ,hrrusl r, h,.rm hdI'
rslaJl,n ,u'l ,he duan, tl,1i, .iurns ,1 uap.
ho--l'. lfrasi.
Oar- fi. ,!.r1usb al' r,,al,irs 1-.. iai o., VT.
80. - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

TnFoDoHE PAnErR ASKING PARDON. We
copy the following extract from the Boston
TINS It was spoken By the RoyercVd gen
Lcman on Fast Day, in that city -
los, Thanksgiving, remarked Mr.. Parker,
said how diiicah II would be to find a mag
is,raic in Boston, willing to take the public
idiom Of doing this official duty.-(Scnding :
fugitive back into slavcry) lsaid believed
Il was not pns,ibl, to find such thing. That
said Thanksgiving day Pardon the my
country that have rated YOU tor high. Par
don me city Of Boston, that Thought your cit
zcns al men. Pardon me, rutIians who Kill
Tor hire, that thought there was somc animal
mcisy LETT in your breasts. Pardon me u. ;.
Commissioners thought YOU had sons
shame, bu, have found men to do the wicked
deed pardon me, my brothers, one commis-
sioncr was found pardon me, my friends, I
did not know be was a commissioner, Il bc
Vas never should have said il. Spirit OF
Tyrants' | look down upon YOU. Shade Of
Cain! rhou great mrrdcter, forgive mo that
! forgot your power, and did remember you
we're father of 80 long a line and you, my
brothers, If hereafter | tell you there Is any
limit of melnness or wickedncs- at which a
Yankee will no, jump, ever dlsirust me, and
remind me Of this day, and will take it back
Shade OF our cotton umbeuiller' Thou
long departed friend, pir'lcn US that We are Of
that race - "mcan and wicked" It isn't our
hult-and, in the language Of sorrowiul col
orcd person
oh, farewell to pumpkin PICS and applc-saBoc.
The land of spirit-sliuing pnfk ani b,ans,
90 woolcn nutIncgs made 90 soll-
The pins tire lunner, aud all the
Cute, sharp and guessing race u lank~s,
Al hfcwsll-fiUvoll. AnI, Oh, " hir sngines
Whose u,lo companies have bccn dislaalc'i
Iiy the Boston aIcnncn, 6UNcl, hfc~sll-
Your occupation : gosc.-BS'io" Po'f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
Scene On the I,thmns

We have remarked some Of the roughes,
specimens OF humanity passing through this
city, that We ever cast eyes upon in our lifc
before The other day, Willie standing at tho
Exchange, our attention was called TO one of
the ruy Understanding Of customers, jus,
arrived in the lsthmus,' from California, az
ter evidently long residence in II Dorado
lie and those with him were bearded Ike
pards. He was listening to the jabber Of
native who had hired him a mule, and on sec
ing his baggage, was demonstrating 10 get a
dollar or two more. Look YOU here, AoI,-
irr,' said be-, "a bargain 5 bargsiA; !
agreed to give yon twenty doIlafs, fpaidyou
the half; start your boots | am man Of
few words but II in ten minutes that mulo
amt ready packed, there will he one dad
nigrcr abou, these diggings.' IIe drew a
revolver from his bolt, hooked at the caps, and
turning round looked savage defiance a, cvory
body.
At HAT insisW, a lady on a mule, and two
beautiful little girls, on their way 10 Califor.
MIA, were trying TO pass the blocked up tho
rourhhre. Ills eyes met NJ appealing gaIo
ol the mother. In an Instant he wholr coun.
trnancc was changed. IT, doacd his hat IN
the lady, backed the mule, Lomire and all.
and with 4 sweep Of his arm, called the az
tcntion Of his comrades Back, boys said
be, make way for the lady" The way was
cleared, and the lady passed. Our ,ialv,n
friend stood gazing ancr them for a minute or
two, and as be turned round, We could pcr.
cci,c his face sulusoJ with teas on yiping
lhsm, be perceived we were regarding him
closely have been away from home, SIR
said be- in filtcring voice, FOR two years
that woman, and the faces of those little chill
drru, rcncnbcrcd mo or my family. God
bless my girs anil their mother" 30, shak-
ing himself, as It were, be returned his rcyol-
yer to bis hclt; and, IN a mild yo,cc, said To
lhc naiiyc, Come, homlrs, as soon A. YOU
can, my friend, cc, llai mule ready, and you
-hall have Whit YOU ask more And -
saying be walked ihoughilully away --PaRa.
ma Poysr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
How Young Lady Should Wash Her
self

Mr. Sa.@hr.m, iu he Saturday Visitor,
On. d long article 10 younr ladtoa rron ihc
Necessity ur clclulin,.s. IN ihc article she
gives thc following direction a. 10, p.o5,
oy.raah which, to hlchc'ors vho have uu
ldal as Co. lhc manner 10 which surh thing,
arr mauagrI, vilIbs cAiuuely interesting:
You ouly want h5siu uI water, lloNCl,
"a ur, and Eve minute, time. When you ggi
up la ,hc morning pIu icu.cua,,cy loosely
At lhc waist, draw your arm, out of YOUR
chrmise and lgI i drop to your waist, take
your rlg well wel,cl aud slap your back and
shoulders, rub your arms and chest throw
handful. II water around ycur ears aad back
orlhcncck. Thea throw a towel across your
back and saw i, dry-ubfas,, until you arc
quito dry, pu, on your chcmisc sleeves, draw
ou q night gown to keep you from chilling,
while you tuck YOUR skirts up under one arm,
until you wash aaI dry one limb, drop that
side and rub the other Likewise and be SURE
tha, the small of ihc back and the sides gci
thcir full shane Of rubbing, this done, 1T
down, DIP cnc foo, in the basin, rub and DRY
it, put on your stocking aud shoe and thea
wash the other"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
OLD SERIES, VOL. Is, NO. 81

spheres, To sccurc their speedy introduction
inlo our common schools
Rc,irri, That We, entertaining nigh
opinion OF Mr.. Hawkins ability As a teacher,
tender to him our cordial thanks for his very
able, efficient and successful services, as Phn-
cipll of this Institute.
Ro,,ir,d, That wc rcndcr our thanks io &.
l.. Eusiis Esl., f1r ll,o use of his convenient
Chapel, kindly rendered to the Institute
Elisha WiSrrR, I
LHrErr Hat, Cammi'isr
DANrogrn l.. llAELow, oH Ro-
CrErs T.. IIowr, oluiigH,.
ions GoOuGlcH.
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Teacher Institute st pIxaell.

Teachers Institute 20 DlGhcll.
Th.- m.u,a'r. commencing ru rhc .r,gr,h
It Apul. nnI continuing two weeks, v7, uu.
dr, ,lc chu.roi Dexter 4 Ilavk,u. of Port.
land .ufuhu-r ulruisa. man aul as '.r.i.
or would o. uTrri'Dous 60 sI,h, a. I,e
hull.artr.u'.u.n - alDaiy Iumanrrtl' n-
ublshrd uv,p pant ofrhe SulcvLrgr Co.,.
,uulc- have been hu'icu
The Institute wl. attended hy -r,raysiy
regular members large portion oi whom
were ,lsler and 80 pre.cu, manifested th,
most s,u., attention auI uuuuut interest
through o., Who'll. session.
\, It's rlu.r, the following preamble aud
Rr,luuons ucrg unanimously adopted
llauu. b.,u instructed in Professor Man
dr,lles Elements Of Reading aud Onlory,
AMI sanr, Of Readers, We feel 800 hc,tIancy 900
commanding Ihrm haurly Io 40 rhc friends
uf education, ior ,hs following reasons -
|. We bslr,c rhc whole sy,lrm founded
in Nature, and therefore admirably calculated
to produce an easy, flexible aud natural style
oi reading and Speaking.
=. That, ,hc Professor la, given concise
and lucid analysis ot ll.c sentimental construc-
,iuu of the language, knoNlcdg, Of which Is
Indispensable To the good reader or speaker.
}. That as both Delivery and punctuation
depend on the scuiculill construction Of the
language, the laws OF both, though lew and
simple, are immuiablc as ihos, Of the Ian
guagc i,sclf
1. That, as reading is reduced 10 a perfect
system by the application Of scientific prInci-
PIES, It's study induces thought, aud literary
taste and criticism, in striking contrast with a
scnsclcss parroi.hls babbling ofworls, 80 pre-
Nalcni IN uur common schools.
). That. this system, by teaching enc thing
at time, teaches 1t clTcctually and presents
a gradatiou better adapted To the wants and
capacities OF the various classes in our COM
mon schools, than any other with which We
are acquainted.
g. That by this graduation the pupil Is led
step by sep, steadily onward, by an easy and
natural way, from the most simple, to the
mos, complex principles Of the language; thus
acquiring impcrccpubIy, in connection with
spirited and natural s,ylc Of reading, all the
I practical principles Of Grammar, necessary for
/ the correct u,c Of words Therefore,
R-s5lr,J, That j, is lhc duty Of All teachers
Of Rcidinr to acquire a thorough knowledge
Of ,lc Elements 1t Reading aud unlory' that
thcymaybc competent to instruct their pupils
. in Reading according to system and 6Sei pr'n-
ciplcs.
. Resolr,d, Tha, we as teachers, believing
the use Of Prof Mandoyille's series OF Read
crs 10 h. a great saving Of time and expense
in leaning to read, deem 1t our duty, in onlcr
to promote the general interests Of education,
TO use our best cndcayors, within our proPcI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

\ F,rr ~ N,rraAL lIIsroEY.-Dcan
Jackson passing one morning through Christ
Church quadrangle, met sonc under cradu-
aics, who passed along without oaRpwg.-
Dean clllcd Que Of them and asked
"Dn you know who ava -
No, sir"
How long have you been in college,"
"Eigh, days, sir"
"Oh. ,cry well" said tie Dean walking
away, "ypgp,, don't open their eyes, until
the ninth day"
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Sh.IIlI'. SnIr

uNturr. 7s. NIH 10, ISL
rI'NkEN .u ENrUuI..r srI vtiI ls .t,I rt Pole
H. Ar.'iHH, tf fHr u.Irs q John !. POW, Dol
UNtJJ, uH N.1.a, tt. -u,uH.l uIt 90 Ju". nat. a'
> .'.lsk tr co., 1G,.H-ru, ,N thr ri-hi 'r uiur,
tHt Jr..Ih Eu.a.U hl' Hr ih. Do, "i ia' attach
u..t .u tlr s-I.I.sf vtit. H u...,w th0 yr,ui.,'
.r,u which h. uru live, in uNi1il, BOO s,ti ,uuDi,
II ONE,vI. aui lsup.I.,l as hl1vs. wet un do,
rr,I. .auth o., Jp.,rh Wil.Hu'. bH', uuuh ~ :
: ~mth'. bul cHutiiuIu- hu, acre. m".' uf lrss
ths .aua l-tHg .ulir,t o. t u"ii.'-r o. lrh''sH
nauatt. t.r us. hHrIu.i aui Hur dH'1.- aui ssN'
.I,, seven ,,n'.. Br.i '1tUl Druu'sf p, N.h l~ii
10 Nu-I~ Jill~lIN, ppl >h'h.
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The Election Of President.

II the Democratic p1riy 81 the Union unite
uron o candidate, there is 40 doubt tha, they
viii carry Lhc neat Presidential election lri.
umph1ully Ia the event of there bcing no
choice by the people, the election dcyolvcs
upon lhc House of Representatives, the dele
CATION Of each State giving one vote. lr
view u that contingency, the Congressional
elections are of the hghc', importance. 80
ar as election, of members 10 ihc next Cor
gees have bccn held lhc delegations stand AZ
follows New York, New Hampshire aud
Rhode Island are equally divided, and Probn-
bly, neither u them would, 10 that event, bo
able 90 give lny vote. ~ ten States, viz
Maine, Courcciicui, New Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wiscou
sin aui South Carolina, the Democrat, have
a majority ia tbe delegation Of each and in
the f,c other States which have elected their
members, VIZ Vermont. Massachusetts, Ms
sour, Florida and Michigan, thc Gdcnlisi'
have q majority 10 'ir delegation Of EACH
IN ihr remaining thirteen States, IN thc last
Copgrr.s, the Democrats bad impurities in
doc delegations Of ten, va. Alabama, Arkan-
.l., Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi.
Trun,,,ec, Texas. Virginia and California;
doe iedcaliss hal mljouu,s ln ihc dclcga-
tion. of two, VIZ kru,lcSy and North Car.
o'ul ani one, Maryland, Vas equally dni.
d,d. lfthosc State, ,hyrld elect delegations
uf thc .amc political character, the States
will ,nnI-Dcmocra,ic, hs0iy: icioral rS-
m equally divided, four-gIying the Dem
ocrlis a clear majority Of nine Sulos, and
four more than thc number requisite for a
choice. From th.s 1t seem, hardly possible
lIla, The Democracy should fail nj ieIec,ing the
next President Of the United States ever II
chpicr by the people should b. prevented
llu, vc hope never to sec another election oC
President de,olyc upon the House and Ne
have the greatest confidence that the Demo
cacy will b. able to agree upon 4 candidate
whom they will cleo, triumphanty by tho
pooplc-.N N Patriot
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STUD HORSES.

TllE .ulrrrilcr voull infrm
G 3. F, {, .;. .'al ri;:.9: ie;'f i3::: ':%
sNk IL X urut-.Hf ..l-ou. BltsA Hawk
ss.,'ss--Slt with anH,hDr ll"r.e, VIII stand
100 thr ruute ium Bu,kh,I Co. D,>h,d Village, anil
rrturu 10 BueLu,ll o., ihc v5l rf Canton aul l.iy-
,fu.1rr. Two other liar-r. viii i,1Nr Busk6,li fir
Turner, Isu..ioa, Mechanic laII-, NorUa, Village
D., the way uf Pare lliu Go Gu.khf!l. The sub-
.trilsrs vouiI s,S that th.y expect o. l' on the
.uluui with our urW llousr that viii compare With
ln, ll.r.r in the County. HgiNoeu uuW and the
Gr.t Il May thc hill. fr the above llor-cs, Win L.
na.trl up 10 inform ths publc the ruutcs and lim,
aid Horses viii ftanl &c the ssasun.
AMERICA FAl,lRAR & Company.
Burkfell, March p, lsjl. 5Wspd'
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,,,,n,ic a ~. Lawrence nnilroad.

rIJIE Atlnt.e b1I -. lauurrr tlu1i Com
rlu, ha,iu. u.lrbnriI.lth, is.ur Of ithrir luHd'
.Sturc,l g., iunttrs-ru ihr Road ard IPuiIm,l,i, 1T
fffHH o. ..r'. fls..aHf. ih st.,hhHl.rs 1ru H1iu
ueI lh,t tbr BHula ar, UrrIHr.', ir suHs 90 1000
~5Jl. anil 2U1, Ta,alle in ~ yslrs, With semi
rprfal ,sisT,.t warrants ati1.h,d-ard aIc n1s ~
s.,i a. them at thr luyr hr-7 di.ourr', 10 iuiur,
tII o. tlkc their prupurtiHa uI the ban. u th'
,furkhllsrs 40 ne avail tErwsri,rs a thv oNu
made ih,n al.1s, o.. Euul a.l o. 30 o. uIhrl
I#fs"us.
rrr ORDER ufths nu'Ctus.
CIINS. T.. BtRUETr, Treasurer.
uarc of Nt AMI - l.. u. q. Co.l
rouIanJ, ATils, ls1l
Iulu
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driven the .picr'. lcg ir,ct, lhroush the heart or
an cnormou. ~, n ioari'
How iispd g. settled i,r the l.narl., or With hi.
moIhcr Zoe brcakiug od the spider. lcg, nc,cr a..
oertained. -LIrL... IL A..
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Notice.

4 ~. p,r.pls iujrli,d tu lhr L,to hun. q pEN.
y ISON \ 60, south raris, anil pENlSONS
TRUE : kENpAlL, No,vay, are rcqucs,ed 10
iItk, immediate payment, tu s1,e Cu.t.
N, i.,,k. m1, o, fsuIHl az thr store uccrpici by
p,u.-lu \ k,rllll, Nurss,.
nENISuNS, TRUE 4 kENDAIL.
Apr,l !, 1851. 90
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STNTE or MAINE.

uNTuFu ss.--CUut ui I.rrfy C.umi..iuu,T.
J .s,r, H#.lrruel Trm, lsjl.
p,.ar,., lH.f tls Count, .uum...l.uHr. II sl.f
C.rHis ui uNi.td, urr,, at Oh, Iouri, Tr,-urr'.
uH"r, on iaus iI sliI Cuuul1, ur lulf, thr ltfh
I,, .i N'y Al. 1851, ,at 10 Uu',.sh g. VI. iur lhr
Hurn-s of assessing uI-u li. ,aliu.nIs ruuu-
shop. uI IiIf. 30 IL .,shiTs iB .lid tuuliy, s'm
HI u.Hfy .uHIri.lt o. ks,p DE tuuHtN Road, uuv
uiI nrt 1rln lnrtl,I. by,I -urh uaIarnIafs Town.
D.. .... ,Hu1r. ir -Hnd t,i II., as r".uIu. D.
che A.f. ul.s..I Nu-r.t 10, l~i9.
AuIrfI. tuth .u.rrrri, thtt uHilr. ls given '
OBJ. rrmr. place, a-l purrusr II thr m'' tl1- attire
.lII. Ig ulI.h.rs s.s.tt..frd COPS Oi tlis urd.r,
iB .. Ths t-r'' rra.iar-f psii.hrl ll th' iIia-
t,rtgthr SHtr, ana Ip IN oNiHul lguH'Srai, 1
uvs.au.r pfrtI at tari. iH .aij County IN weeks
surJ,s.i,,.y, thr h-t IuJiglu0n tu L. Tr,'Ipu, O.
1iI time ID ur''iH-, that 40 rsr.1ns iutsu.i0dmy
then lIl thefr apTslr, and sagu csu., q 'uN ihrN
have uiy -r.h as.rssur1f. .houii ne D. un,r, 'ui
r.s,t. nfpuiairl1 ,Nr,ul The 'arnr, a. the Ia"
rru,ilrs. ,,,
tur.t-WM. X. KlMrAll, Cich.
4 true cop, ui ur,sr ui ,Huu.
6os Au,si-WM. X. klMBNlI, tlrN.
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