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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20


~ In ilis appes,llS 20 Clark's I.iG Of Roy
BIZ Emerson appear the nah'rs o. oae hun
d'ed aHd MDig e,b,tsisrs who Hura bsFn ~
Newbury and NewbuyPor', Mass, original
W one DWn.
~ Robert j. Walter has been treated Go
dinner, by the principal merchants o. Liy,
erPool- In the account " the dinner, Mr
Walker IL spoksR OF az one Of tho candidates
for the Presidential chair, and the author .of
macy alneliorations In the American tariff,
which base Proyel beneficial 20 che Brlush
iRterestA."
HD-I'he last division Of the Concord aud
Montreal Railroad to Wcils Riyor, which by
the contract Is 70 be- Gnished by October,
1889, 10 rapidly going forward, some six ban.
dred men being employed thereon. The
White Mountain road from Wells River 10
tdItietoH, IL ulro TO be completed on the same
day,
r8r Miss Camilla Scott, daughter u Gen
erai Scott was married at Washington on the
pih, 70 Goold Iioyt, Esq, ofNew York.
KoDaurH ~ cHoiNNArf-T'b City
Council Of Cincinnati have adopted a rosolu.
lion inviting Kossuth 60 Walt thai city. q
meeting " ciizeih Is called TO arrange Gor
some demonstration OfrosPeet To that dislir-
guished gentleman.
Darn oF 4 Intelligence
FROM Liberia announces the death Of Rev,
w. II. Payne, a promising missionary OF the
Methodist Church.
AccIpEN.-On Saturday last, Al IIAno,
yer, Dea. T., smallcy fli from the b,ams Of
lis barn to The r0or, riistaace Of ~ fsai,and
was so seriously hurt that, on Monday, bal
little hope Of his recovery was entertained
lie Is over 20 years Of age.
lie that Is choice Of HE time. win also b,
choice Of bis company, & choice Of his actions
/ THE CALEDONIA COUNTY YOUNG
MEN'sTEMPEnANCR SOCIETY win boil,
H. Annual Meeting NJ DanvIlo, on Tuesday tlc on
day q january, At 1oi O'Clock, A. ~.
Amer the annual choice u onicep, the meeting
viii be occupied With Reports, Discussion n Ro.o
lutions, and on AdlSss1 by -------
Ray. NH poUrFLLE, Of Peacham.
The Vice Presidents win please rcmcmbor the,
arc expected 10 make brief report Of their severn
towns. ny orier Of DIRECTOR,
wM, W. TllAYER, Secretary.
4 Lyndon, Dee. 10, ie5i.
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CARPETING.

HUST received, lnrrc lot of ali wool and oil
- CARPETINGS,
Of beautiful Platforms, which will ne sold exceed
ingly low, ut 5. W. ABBOTT'S Ware Rooms, op
posite the Paesumpsic House, 81. Johnsbury
~ The public are invited TO call
Dec. q, 1851. Tbotf
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The demand for domestic fleece Rs,@s--,lled, hns
been quite moderate. smIal sagsa are making at
quoted prices.
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Chairs (! Chairs 1!
Fifteen Hundred Chairs

lust received and are offered for sale from NJ
- cents to 81 each, ut :. W. ABDOTT'S Ware
Rooms, opposite the Passnmpsie House, RaIlroad
street, 1t. JohnSbury.
Dec. 9, 1901. s5O.f
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-
,.... Tuesday, Dec. 10.
sf,NATE.-Mr Jones, OF Iowa, presented
q sol 90 If resolutions, passed by the Legiaa-
lure 81 that State, Ia fAyor OF Sustaining the
Compounds measures Of the last Congress,
aud spoke briefly on the EubicrL lie aid
The people of iowa had ,irilofti,l, discharged
their constitutional duties, aud had by their
patriotism given an example 10 others Aho.
huonism and ianntieism had not been sue
ceaslul IN Town. Some few Abolitionists and
Free Spucru we're in that State, aud these
few had been rewarded with offices by the
present administration. The same class had
been rewarded in other SAtas.
Mr. Shields moved that the Senate take up
his resolution relative 10 the appointment OF
committee to wait on aud invite Kossuth "a
the sonata chamber, which was carried,
A debate cnsued, during which Mr. Shields
WDysd M amendments tt,- ~ ss.y sf waiting "a
on him on his arrival at the Capital
Mr. Walker proceeded 10 read a speech In
favor Of the resolution.
Mr. Badger moved 10 strike out the word
"Govornor" from the resolution.
Mr. Shields quoted Presidential authority
for ia use .. .I..
Mr. Douglass moved an amendment, 30 A.
to read THE rightiul Governor" &c.
Mr. Hale said lac was opposed To titles, and
preferred simply Louis Kossuth."
Aleer some further debate, the amendment
was Lost.
Mr. Mason Of Va, then proceeded to de-
nounce the resolution.
When he Ind concluded, the question was
taken on is adoption and carried ia tho AiIlr-
mAtiye--yoas 90, nays 49,
The bill for the establishment Of n branch
mint in California was next taken up aud
passed.
The special order Of the day, Mr. Foote's
Compromise Resolution, was then takcn up.
Mr. Rhott resumed his romarka of ycsicr-
day, and spoke for upwards OF two hours. lie
enumerated the many grievances Of the south
and stated that the North had grown rich AT
lhtir cNpehsc tic ruutd show that Asithln
half century, The North had uHjuEtiy tirfia-
ed t3oO,ooo,ooV from the South, and that
their taxes were still disproportionatey hea-
". They had called upon them 10 resist as
rghuully ~ their fathers resisted British tax.
alton but their rcmonstrancc was in yain.---
Iherciorc secession was tbs only alternative
len them. Ho preferred the South should
seccde IN n body; but if this could not bc ac-
leomplished, South Capolina would sccc,lc a.
lone. lie argued tho constitutional Triut1t UT
separate secession,and quoted Mr. Foote a. ac.
knowledfng such right u ,i.
! Mr. Foote rose TO explain He stated that
I nc ha' mover admitted the constitutional right
ola State TO seccde, but only revolutionary
! right and he was in favor OF that still.
| MIR Rhett resumed He said that Soutl,
Carolina was outraged and indignant at the
course OF The General Government in sending
armed forces against her. aud that she would
seeede just WHOM she pleased. lie challcng.
cd the Government tosuppress any movement
of that State towards accomplishing her pur-
posc.t
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TUE NU.THFieLD IloUsH.-We are tn'h
that Mr. Rogers, ~ the Mortified House, has
removed his bar, with the determination Of
f'ylearing the coast" Of Intoxicating liquors
Such an arrangement, fniiy ferrsd out In Az
must be highly satisfactory 10 large class Of
the travelling public. We could wish that
the example might be- Initiated by all our pub.
iir' DEMONSTRATING NOT oven a back closet or a
niche In the cellar where the poison can be
found Hindsor Chronicle.
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FURs! FURs !

~ JEWI7TT A. 30. hHrs insi received
lLs haHh-sina assafflarnf fcfffitfli uuf gqul
mon ~ rs. iadieh, please call snd look - mem
Nov ~ ltbl. fI 49, Il - lseH
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CONNECTICUT & PAssUMPsIC RIv-
FRS RAILROAD.

NOTICE Is hereby given that special meeting
Of the Stockholders of tho Connecticut and
PaSsumpkio Riyors Railroad Company will be hoI-
den nj the ST. Johnsbury House, St. Johnshnry, VI.
on Friday the I'd day OF january next, at o'clock,
l.. NJ, to act ON a proposition Of the Directors in
their published Circular, dated 9th inst.
Dec, 10, 1861. 7blws
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100 I.Fl .LSf MoSDAY, Dec. TO-
sen 'f,.-A 1rsFoote; Compromise reso-
tlntion was then taken up. .r.-
Mr. Butler took tho floor. aud addressed
the Senate at some length. lie reviewed tho
Compounds measures. and commented Sc
F. verely upon the provisions thereof lie also
vindicat0d South Caroiup from chs aspcrsions
Gust upoai htr! During Me rpecch he a,tack
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FUR and PLUSH CAPS.

run LINED OVBRsHORs. RUDBERs,
BOOTS, &c. .
The thove hiooA viii be offered Ut piees ~ 10
s,lss ssilg tnr ms, eili D. relenlshrsi ~ men
rcqnifud, tucumprisc tic dsF oruptr-y' .'s-s 81
CENTS CluilllAN, ever Vllefcd 10 the state,
~ Alerehans fupplird hv The Package ~ Voc
ton rices and hiv W. wHnt ~ surutniial ilnth.nf,
NJ sins rf styh " workmanship. ars Invited ~ call
nb\lpts purohAshJf. W. ~. PETfbsN.
81 Inhnstnirx, NV. 20, tfbi. I... 7ibff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

TnE WAsniS0ToE PARSE on KnssuTH,
- Washington, Dee, i6,--1he IntelligeAeer
iSyery severe oR Kossnth's prqjccis, and sajs
that bis head Is turned by New York Aatlory.
IL also ridieulef Kossulh's Interpretation Of
wAshinPton's policy 100000
The liepublo rays that Kossuhi's money
project l~anoiber Loprs loan aud asserii
that a hundred millions would be required
for Hucrrr-f'il revolutionary conflict 10 Hun
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YItOCKs, oYERALI.s, Ae.,
FURNISHING GOODS,

eou.i.tinp 20 " bite Hnh Fancy kluris, tndcf hhirta
nsd pmgeu, Iwyalt l'uckoi lllk'f, Linen Cob
Iar', luck Cio,s', ahA Mh'sB', Wota DO, BrassS,
&c Sc. trI f.r.- III ..F
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81 h ana ~ bern " NorlbapTloD la't
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NOTICE.

A II persons hre hereby f1rdlcn maxim m. paw
fhmenvs or settling amy demmlsls due ~ n them
10 Jnhn Cheney 90 nny Other person or nrrsn, thnn
the uutorslgucd. 4. u. STObDARN, Assignee,
nnd attorney Cor JOIn CnESKN.
81. Johnshury, bee. ~, it5i. Tlstf
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ESg The work on tho Washington Nation
al Monument has been suspended for the sea-
son. 1t has now attained to the height Of ono
hundred and four f0er from thu surface Of tho
ground, and, ifit advances with the same ra-
pidity as il has so far done, il win in few
years reach its apex, at an elevation Of FIVE
hundred and seventeen feet; forming the
lofticst structure in the world.
uS- The Legislature (IIogse) of South
Carolina has again refused TO allow the -peo-
pie TO choose Electors OF President and. Yire
President. Less than Que third of the free
white population control this Arisio.rstiu
government
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week, healthy, well formed, and IN every re-
specl perfect except that it is minus Of one
leg, from . liuie below the hip joint The
child appears 10 be doing we'll,
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fHEK som hoyfhEA1s M RKFEHENCK
TO THE PHFsiDRscY,--lY Washington, Dec.
i6h'-The Free Sol General Committee
held meeting this evening, 10 make arrange
ments for the approaching campaign. They
agreed 20 roeommend tho holding Of Ma
tional Convention AZ Pit'sburg, after the Con
yentions Of she other parties had taken place
Among their most prominent candidates for
the Presidency, are Measrs Dis Of New York
Hale Of New Hampshire, aRd Giddiugs Of
Ohio
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

his initials on it, and gave it TO his wife before
they were married, for keepsake. We'll now
look here. Somehow or another, often as I've
looked through the things in that little box Mrs
kushbrook, poor thing, left never found this
shilling I'LL the other day. gave it to Fanny
to buy doll, and she, bless her heart. mee Is
win poor starving beggar girl, goes into
Wni'e's shop, and buys loaf Of bread for her
instead OF spending it for doll Well, White
pays THIS shilling, among other money, to the
miller, and the miller goes to London and paws
u ior some article in a shop, where Colonel
Halton is buying something. lie new his shi.
ling at once, and never rested ill he traced if
to Fanny OH lie knew she was his child.
the instant ne set eyes on her, bless you. And
and they are going 10 live near hear in some
grand house, and my Jane and Ellen are going
10 school, and my boys are to ba-Oh | can't
wait, Pm in such hurry But only think,
tolks, what providence there has been in ali
TINS. For if had found the shilling before [
G'd' or II fannY had -Pent it a. the ,ov-shnp in
stead OF the btkers-who knows ?--she would
most likely have remained poor Fanny to the
end OF the chapter, and never been as she is,
happy with her own Papa, and going to be
rich lady. A lady think of that. Nv little
Fanny lady, and Coloners daughter" -
Sharpe's Magazine.
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a permanent location, although it happens to
be one of the very farthcst Eastern places in
the whole country.
AS regards the citizens Of DoSt on. shall
not attempt to detail their merits for ,nclr nam,
IS legion; but there is one merit which they
Always seem to possess in great degree 1t
Is the virtue OF courage. Upon looking very
accurately into history, can find only one nj
stance upon which 1t appears to me their cour-
age entirely failed them. | see u great many
military men present, and am afraid shall
be challenged taughter)-and what DO you
think that occasion was, | find, upon the
most authentic records, that the citizens OF
Boston were carried away by an entire panic,
when 1t was first proposed to build n railroad
from Boston to Providence, under the apprs.
henslon that themselves, their children, Office;
and stores, and all they possessed would b..
swallowed up bodily by New York. laugh
ter
hope that Boston has wholly recovered
from that panic. think II is some evidence Of
IL lIlat SAc mas Iild out iltty millions IN rail-
ways since that time. beg leave to offer the
sentiment proposed few minutes aro. and
to express my earnest hope that the city OF
boston may pass equally unscathed all difficult
ties she may have TO encounter in her path OF
onward progression.
The toast given by Lord Elgin was received
with three cheers, in which his lordship TOOK
the lead.
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I'll | stcl rull5.
The Last Appendix to Yankee Doodle

The Last Appendix to Yankee Doodle.
From the London Punchl
Yankee Doodle sent to town
His goods tor exhibition;
Everybody ran him down,
And laughed at his posilion-
They thought him ali the world behind
goney, muff, or noodle;
Laugh on, good people-never mind
Says quiet Yankee Doodle
Chorus-Y Yankee Doodle &c,
Yankee Doodle had craft,
A rather tidy clipper,
And he challenged, while they laughed,
Toe Brtlshers TO whip her,
Their whole yacht squadron She outsped,
And that on their own water;
OF all the lot she went ahead,
And they came nowhere artcr.
Ihorus-Y Yankee Doodle, &c.
Der Punamn there was scheme
Long talked of, to pursuea
Short route which many thought dream
BY Lake Nicaragua.
John Bul. discussed the plan on foot,
With SLOW irresoutlon,
While Yankee Doodle went and put
1t into execution.
Cholus--Y ankee Doodle, &c.
A steamer of the Collins line,
Yankee Doode's notion,
Has also quickest cnt the brine,
Across the Atlantic Ocean
Aud british agents. no ways slow
Her merits to discover,
Have been nnd bought her-just to tow
The Cunard packets over
Chorus Yunkee Doodle, &C.
Your gunsmths Of their skill may crack,
But that again don't mention;
guess that Cult's revolvers whack
Their very first Invention
By Yankee Doodle, too, YOU re beat
Downright IN agriculture,
With his machine Tor reaping wheat,
Chaw'd d up as by vulture.
Chorus ankee Doodle, &c.
You also fancied, in your pride,
Which truly is tarnation,
Them British locks OF yourn deficd
The rogueS OF all creation;
But Chubss' aud Bramah Hobbs has pick'd
And YOU must now be viewed all
A. having been completely llck'd
BY glorious Yankee Doodle.
Chorus Iaekce Doodle &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03
Social onditi0n of Europe,

] hc following extract is from recent pub
llcatlon entitled, 'Ihe social condition and ed
ucaton Of the people in England and Europe.
showing the results of the primary schools. and
Of the division Of landed property in foreign
countries" by Joseph KAY. ESQ, VI. A. Bar
rlser, vols, Longnan, london.
In Germany, Holland. and Switzerland. a child
begins It's life in the society Of parents. who
have been educated and brought up for wears
in the company Of learned and rente,nanly
professors, and III the society and under ,ha
direction of father. who has been exercised in
military arts, and who has acquired the bearing
the clean and orderly habits. and the taste for
respectable attire, which charactcrizeS the So!
Gler. lhe children Of these countries spend
the hrs SIX years OF their lives in homes which
are well regulated. They are during this tns
accustomed 70 orderly hlbl'3 to neat and clean
cIo,heS' ana 10 ideas OF the value OF instruction,
o1 inc respect On" 10 the teachers, and Of thi
excellence OF the scnoois, by parents who hHye,
ny lHelr training III carry HE, acquired such
tastes and ideas themselves.
Each chiid, at the age OF SIX. begins to at
tend school, winch - perfectly clean well
ventilated, directed by an able and well cdu-
Gated gentleman, and Supcrlntended by the re-
i.9lous ministers ana D! ''e inspectors "i 'he
governments i'' tIle CON Peuoh ol itS lour-
tcc"'i year. C''" emu cU''llI'ucS Ie-U'ur Ga!iy
''''""u''O1 "' O'' W t,!cSG eCloo's' udI'y
I"'' 7'lo!''"3 us ""','' VI cIca!''I"e,' ana Or
"eI' 'cdIlI'"3 t"I '"uIlHcHls o' uSelu! KNOW,
I9uSe' leceNi"S uic PFl"c'P'cS ol rGHgioh ana
'l,oIH"N{' anu -Hl',t'9 confirmed hGutth ana
phys'GaI eheFg! Dy 'ir e"crcise ana driII OF lhe
eOnoo' pa! sIou.ni' No CH''uIeii aic icIt lu,e
~ l''G s"ceI9 o' 'l5 10" lis ITO clIluFtn are Al
t9Muu 10 grow! ~ 'lie EulleFs "o c.I'af'h are
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Burlington free 1)ress.
Published at Burlington, Vt.
BY CLARKE Il KELLOGG.
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m. PARK ER>

Auction and C0nlm1SSt0n HsfcH0W
UVAS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION A
snlsndid assortment of Furniture consisting OF
Sofas Divnns uahosanya4d Black Ipalnul R%ekiIne ti
Wnrb, Ton, and Common Furniture of nllknds,
20 Carpctnr Rugs, Looking Glasses, Clocks Mat
resses &c. &c. Give us call ,, -.
S,n, Isso wl0yl
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To Western Travellers.


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tra Railroad to Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, or any
Of the Western or South Western States
This Company have from to 10 Boats cave
Schenectady, Daily Sundays exceped,) Ter Utica
Syracuse Rochester aud Buffalo.
Families Emlgrating West will hnd i to their
advantage and convenience TO take this Route. ns
they will be enabled to accompany their goods all
,he way to their places NJ destinations and no charge
for ,ranshipment at Buffalo. Parties OF 10 or 20 will
be accommodated with Boat, exclusively, to them
selves
For Passage or Freight apply to
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c. RICHARDS, Custeton;
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w. F. GANDAL, Steamer Burlington;
". II STEVENS, Steamer Whitehall;
W. II. L EAL, Schenectady.
Nav w6mos
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NO DIsTrRBANcr.-A couple of climbs Of
the law" who were conducting suit before
Justice IN Rochester got incensed a, ono
another and finally came to blows.
ne court sat by and looked coollv on unt n
the iracos was over, Then the comb,t,r,s.
poogsed for disturbing his honor: but tho ms.
lce wlplng his sPccks, coolly declared bo
hadn't been disturbed in the leart-he r,hs,
liked II. hnncJcck Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

O." The Bloomcr excitement seem, TO be-
increasing IN the Quaker city. The Phiadsl.
phla Enquirer Of Monday, SAYS that on Satur.
day night last there could not have been less
than twenty or thirty Boomers in Chestnu,.st.
between eight aud ten O'Clock. They were all
accompanied by gentlemen, and the sdr-
walks were thronged with pedestrians and
spectators attracted, no doubt by tie fact that
the Boomers are IN the habit OF promenadinr
on that street almost every evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

u We are glad to learn from the Ror,s.
ter that Father Matthew'S influence is nIro9dv
ZEN at Albany On Friday evening there was
nut one case OF drnnHennoss at the second dis
'Hc' station House, and there has been no-
Iic'aoIe decrease OF arrests Oh that charge
throughout the city.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
SStnbrief1t
Ane Ear GOusftoren uno Sar SsSdtaett
Don 9eta Gauutp,
sSIir puS 5abr fsss.


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9ouni. Gtn Strlon9sn aus9eerddt botSn ibrc Sorirs
lpihrino otm Iicnat Sail 81 bcJahlEn I'M iib bSps
. p!cpnt atr9 mjbcrn, tpis ourtb tit orrThscsnc7s
gttIn Der aiitmttp ttrlr Sltltt prcrrntt III, uno'
INN oit @bTt uno Den &rtott bts GaunpS auf,ucrs
bolttn, 10 bdttn pil GcmmRtcntr
Yclhlc lIc n--Das Ole rlipiftYt GcueFtcrcn ter'
5auntr, St0 Is uno MilS Sarn, aufIrtcat uno aiss'
irt Ouf bas Gi9ehtbum unn S0tb:n in otu untcribces
lt;bn Saunlblpptr uno ScrrulbS in ertba Gauntn'
ittGn uno brm rciptttiot autbcrthrt uno an0aptttn
lno cincn 9GdO6 pcn prrj;ut, auf ben &trlauf oss
Staots SNrts SI elmer itccn uuO alien Ysrtnn bnam%
IN tbrsn rEpt'ttrtn Orltottn i'll mocbtt, pcIhe ans
coT pcr ben 2lltn SaS S1It nd!btns, rem 9onwn 9'es
laut 9auntp StIotS uno IGii Sar;n hntn rlptttps
on9erEtbnr, fir ras Sabr 1871, ttjohtIn.
Die untaibtttl;htn @rlIittCrtn Der SclrrIhpper
Bofhr9tcn. otiedbIrs epuu. 0BtifSntur9 uuo ecrps
bill. no ongHpiGFn. ollie Gdptr 10 SinlronmtIt ais
Gonp stauts uno gJaS Sarin, mie pir Sail FIN mag
an Gbarlts s. Marttn, Shoemettr, IN dnT limit
ltu6t in Der pamtcn Sra5t Der Saot llltntaun, on'
cotr ocr Den 2itIn Sa1 SUIT nithittns, tbr;utts
iohltn otttnioin Der S0unitbtrptr SbT Sautcno,'
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