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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

y PENNSYLVANIA BLACKSTONE. - A
new edition OF this elementary work, has
Just been issued, as appears from the follow
ing paragraph, which we copy from the
local items of the Philadelphia Ledger. To
young law students it may be interesting
THREE AT A BIRTH. "A colored woman,
the wife Of George Blackstone, living in St.
Mary street, near Eighth, gave birth to three
children on Thursday last, one being boy,
and the other two, girls. The boy was ma
med after Lieut.. Watkins of the Marshal's
police, and the girls are called Pennsylvania
and Virginia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

Estate of JACOB G. REED, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
~ ministration have been granted to the sub
scriber on the estate of Jacob G. Reed, decd late
of Shamokin township, Northumberland county.
All persons indebted to said estate OF having
claims against the same, are requested to call on
the subscriber for settlement.
AMOS VASTINE, Adm'r.
Shsmokin tp., JAM 81, ls52.-6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the stated meet
~ ings of the Lodge will, hereafter, he held on
SATURDAY NIGHT instead of Tuesday night,
as heretofore, commencing on Saturday night the
18th inst. BY order of the Lodge,
G. O. BACHMAN, Sec'y.
Sunhury, Feb. Z, IS52.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

V A correspondent of the Harrisburg
Standard, opposes the payment OF the inter-
est to the bondholders of the Danvlle and
Pottsville Rail Road unless they relay the
road with an iron track.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

Mrs. GoLDsHMIDT, the unromantc name
of The once angelic Lind, is 10 remain at the
country seat at Round Hill, Massachusetts,,
about three months, and then she will de-
part for Europe. In The application Tor the
marriage certificate, it is stated that Miss
Lind is ihrty-one years OF age, and the
happy bridegroom twenty-four. He is OF
Jewish family, residing al Hamburg, and
who, it is said, had been long inclined to
the Christian faith. DR.. Wainwright bapli-
zed him before his marriage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

ExrRAcr OF THE EPoRT OF THE CANAL
COMMISSIONERS.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania has
completed, and in operation S52s miles of
canal and railroad, Independent Of feeders
Miles.
Delaware division, from Bristol TO Eas- B.
ton, 59t
Columbia Rail Road, from Philadelphia
10 the basin of Columbia, 'T1D,I 80 Il
Easton division, from Columbia TO the
junction Of the Juniata and Susque- saa.,-
hanna division at the head Of the
Duncan's Island, 455
Junata division, from the junction at
Duncan's Islands TO the basin at Hol
ldaysburg, ,sss.s,-- saaas.sa,as,,ss sss.rsss i273
Portage Rail Road, from Hollidaysburg
TO Johnstown, -rf..H i5li2t 80
Western division, from Johnstcwn 10
the Monongahela river at Pittsburg, l04i
Susqnehanna division, from the juno
tion at Duucan's Island to Northum
betland, 40b
West Branch division, from Nor,hum-
berland 10 Farrandsville, 76
North Branch division, from Nor,hum-
berand to the Lackawanna, 72k
Bald Eagle side cut, from the pool of
Dunstown dam, on the West Branch
division, TO Bald Eagle creek, 81
Lewisburg side cut, from Lewisburg 10
the West Branch division,
Lackawanna feeder, at the termination
of the North Branch division,
Allegheny branch of the Western dvis.
ion in Allegheny city,
Feeder at Johnstown on the Western
division, 1!
Feeder at the mouth of the Rays,own
branch of the Juniata,
Total miles, 652I
The gross receipts on the several lines o
canal and rail road for the fiscal year endin.
November 80, 1851, amounted TO Sl,793,
624 80, being an increase over 1850 o
S25,4i7 36 The expenditures for the sam
period amounted 10 s l,054,s93 80.
Including in these expenditures are tn
following
For repairs of breaches, S71,2l9 Z
Purchase of new locomotives, 5S,717 0
Maintaining ferry at Duncan's
Island, 10000 O
Rebuilding weigh-ock at Eason $4,000
r~ f' 1895 I
The rebuilding Of the Conestoga bridg,
si7,s54 SO; the rebuilding of the Clarke
Ferry bridge, 1922 so the rebuilding
the Shamokin schute, S4,67s so the extr;
ordinary repairs TO the planes on the All,
gheny Portage rail road per act of 1885,
$l5,42o o6 the lulding of an addition
The wharf at Bisiol, $500 the repair
road and farm bridges, s25,oOO; and me-
depot at Parkesburg, SlO,OOO-not bein
dairly chargeabe 10 the repair account
the year, not being included in the s,at'
ment Of expenditures.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

THE Ptsburg Gazette says that the
Pennsylvania Rail Road is doing great bu-
siness--the number of passengers daily
conveyed over it, averaging about one
huulrpl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

FREsn Shad are being taken at Savannah.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

JupGE Mclean of the United States Su-
preme Conrt, pays $4,000 year taxes on
his property in Cincinnati, which is l,4oo
less than Mr.. Longworth of the same city
paws.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14

" To any inquiring what they shall do
for cough and cold, we would say, read the
following certificate, which has been signed
by ONE HUNDRED of the first Houses of Drug
gisls in this country, to lay before the public
their estimate of good medicine. They are
ali men of the first class and OF the highest
character, whose experience and business
leads them 10 know, and this is their opinion
awe the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists,
having been for long acquainted with Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, hereby certify our belief
that il is the best and most eflectual remedy
for Pulmonary Complaints ever offered TO the
American People. And we would from our
knowledge of lis composition, and extensive
usefulness, cordially commend il TO the al,
llced as worthy their best confidence, and
with the firm conviction that it will do Tor
their relief all that medicine can do"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

s,ra GU. nensv~n. n conseqssns II
- ds.shsiayf1 P,ems.
8. Ou ,be sksrnosn Of tie ssne asv.
0sa. rs.scs has IL he ssddirs end .
~ tassis ~ immsdisie,y fosiss ed =
CAsvo6sAcs. fsins<d In the sssisn.
5. in ,lsr battle Of The Me'ins del
Rry. Il was r,ysrs's Htsfcs,s-e 'hs' 's~
''s-s,iis sss ~ea jsss ~ ts issebsd the
ground
6. o., the eye az the hs','~ e Chs.
Ssass,..s j~ss - kss sosamssd was 10
k;.s ihs ,-ssii;cr iia, had br-a ss.irs
I'd 10 h. Pse,rs ~as taken sGh, ard r.
s,si~sd siek ds'ins the deg Of .he bss
ties
Z. b, ~ thu next uorning. a. ,aal
~ : . clio /, wa. on d ~. nja'n'i !
p,stipn e hi. tTieaf~ 81 li,e s','a c'
lie T..e,i,,ags rad. "'.d il'e'r reriaiiIe'
nia,ii NV. esa,e of he sarrrn,rr Of III
eli, ~ N.ss.o.
". .rptare 70 ssy ,hs, ,ht world
l.,.;ers * Ill n.., fcr1is;. a parallel W
ansr ia winri. an ethcer cf ike ran
,art aeh apL a setie. IL inisfoFie nt'
,ecia, mis-. s'.f casualties - teiei Csi
, p,-res ,u IeA,ou, j.. tbs .lioit plf'o
., laice sesk.
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] have tho hmor 10 DO spse
s- Your obedien, servant,
I'D. WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Gen. ANDREw JACKSON,
-------------Ss sse----- -.
Political NattAra..,

The pronsiticn to hold a grand mass
meeting at Bunker Hill On the lAth
Of September, the anniversary Of the
triumphant entry Of Gen. Scott into
Mexico, has been adopted by the
Char'estown Chippewa Club, .snd a
general Invitation las been extended
to the Wigs Of tue Union Il. attend
tho meeting. . I.. .....'.
Tho telegraph announces that the
Union Conssntlon, Composed Of Wigs
and Democrats, whi.h assembled a.
! M'!cl .eville. Georgia. could not a.
gree as TO their course and separated
into two bodies. .. s'.r
The Democratic Union men formed
a PIERCE and KING electoral ticket
The Wing Union men, it is stated,
! have nominated Daniel Webster roI
President, and George i. jenkins Of
Georgia FOR Vice President.
The delegates to the National Free
Son Convention al Pi,t,burg, from the
second district OF Massachusetts. ore
Samuel e. Sewall, Of Stoneharn; john
D. Alley, Of lynn, Horace T.. Smith
Of Chelsea. Substitutes - Richard u
! Waters, Of Bcvcr'r : Benjamin +,
Nudge, y Linn ; Nchclial Boyn,
ton,- Of Chelsea, 80
The Telegraph predicts al inpor.an
tariff iuogcneD. in tue Senate mex
week. Tic prDj'ct vii 10 Trough
iorward as n democratic ,ncasurc, aul
will be SUPPORTED BY many Of the lead
ing Democrats in the House and Sen
! ate, ~ it VIII ro1 conflict With tho
rresen. views Of the Democratic can
ai''ate. Al valorcn, iasteld of sc
! elf, duties. are u form the BASIS o.
, the new scheme, --.+ ..,
/ Gen. Ja.aeT, CT Rhode Island, vii
ggYs tue lno'ice ~ tie Senate o. Non
! GaY.--.uait. ssf .ses. .ry .-,,s..
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Rutland Co Wing Convention.

The County Convention held a. Cas-
teton on Thursday Of last week, va,
well attended and presented jus, such
an appearance ns large body Of Rui.
land CO. Wigs Away. present, and
jIsl snch an One u, any one may well
be proud Of.
Tie uekt, ;hsre presented We this
week place under It's appropriate head. -
ard IN 90 placing j, SO canao, bat ex =.
press oar entire satisfaction with it,.
and notwithstanding some opposi,ion
Was male 10 somc members composiug
il. sc sse inr.inrl 10 believe ,,.M tie
pirss at nominations will give as general
Satisfaction ~ such nona.n.tion. ever DO.
In county where nomination Oh 81.
Their .id-. !. ia alhor, every instance
tan'amnun, 10 ~ election. ,le,e will Of
course be tGofe or less strife between
l,.e tr.rnds of ri,al candidates, and IN
the rrsstr, instance he s;sife vas no e
strongly mapi!.. Ell Han .iGinar ~
IAeTc sie occasionally g'eh wio. - hen
i'',ie family quarrel tms been fairly
stated, ar. ,.yy !o'h to see "A cessation
I hos;ill,iss-- aid there, are sill mere
f. 'ol!.ers' sbo. hie Nsvolson, Wien war
, - ia"iy ssging. are sA,ssme!y feav!u'
! iha; Ia n.asirs isses tacy shall make
d..bono.able one. Win ,ue.l We hs, &
bot hile or no - mpsihy. The Gen.
erals Of the la, congregational war IL
,hs d',lrics made treaty al tie Ia,
cong' es.i tnal Con, eniioa at M..lA bury
- l...s.ory to hfmseises--and II shoais
Us 10 10 Us. 10 al sach @s;;.is b.,
gone. .houid be ty'gon-s. As ".
have bss fore said. ne havs sn excriicnI
county ticket, ani NC msy ray 20 ale,
W A"1 SSRe i>"es. A'f EthictlSf
presented are all honorable nen'--ap.
all have ever proved themselves heaes,
capable and fs,shIil. Let the Wig
~ once Aroase tie snssises ios aeiiGn AT.
| by going iMe the field shoulder {,
'hosld-r we will be prepared ne, OIL,
10 give the tnr'ny here . regular chip
psss-Egia - Ls, aid in railing Up
glorious ssjori'y 10 vefnoni for ,h'
noble % kiei. he lesS.r q; c,s ,Erl :
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. .-.. For the Herald. .,.I ~.
Western VT. r. R. open to Troy.
Great Speed. "a


! Mn. EDlTok by invitation from
". s. JonSsoS Esen., Supt. Of. the
above road | took a seat in the cars
at Rutland, on Wednesday At 1915
4. NJ, and arrived at North Ben.
Enirgton in one hon g. thirty three
minutes, q distance Of ffty t,so miles.
Returning, left North Bennington
at 1917 Z. NJ, arriving at Rutland
at I. As p. NJ, being one hour and
t,eenty.eigh min tes in performing
the distance ; or Nc ran 104 miles in
three hours and one minute including
five stop. This ! think ,(considerins
tho road is a new one, and this being
the first fast train ever driven over
the road } is great speed, being frac.
ton over thirty four miles to the hour
including stops. .1,
This road connects at North BE n.
ninston with the Troy & Boston road
forming a new and beautiful route to
Troy i New York.
The W. VT. K. Il. passes through
the finest and most picturesque valley
Of Vermont being the valley formed
by Otter Creek and the Baitcfkill
river. The beautiful and s,oIing
hills upon either side form an evcr
changing panorama inter:rcrscd with
villages and highly cultivated farms
4 Under the management Of the pres
ent officers, aud with their gentle.
manly and obliging Conductors, Rich.
aidson & Clark the rcad viii q,
once take a stand as one OF tho very
best Of our New England roads
Success attend them; they richly de-
serve il, '.'f -. -tr.
( g" Yours
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

|AJ. I.owel'. Esq, of Troy. we
are credit'y informed. IN public eo,irer.
sdt,ons, Announces that he fhxll .rord'.
ally support Fierce and king.--Aorth
Star. | Tt,.'.- =
Til. ia probably highly important
AID my settle the question: Tho w.'ve
heard i, said that Mr.. Zephamiah Sea
ton has trhiTered it gu: among his most
intimate friends that he rather thinks lie
shall 20 for Cen Scott! Well, we shall
have desperate fight, and there Is sc
knowing how 'h'rgs will 60 when myr
prove so unreliable.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

W xss a @a r. -
lsmt a,,M at tvriia.,os&,- ~. Off.
terS AID ~ Pirsasen,;at 1:l-ctSy a"d
4hst wr ai,l NE all jaa ard hds.s,a A.
pc mead 20 secure ,hc'r bleaios
Amer transferable diso.sion hicl,l
Va. psu,Nl.@,ej IN By M-.-r>. T~ls.
/. a. Brirs., Dana, and Others, the Res.
o'o,;ons were adopted.
Geo. 7. Hodges Esq. Of Rutland,
/ presented tn. following Rc.ului On,
wh.eii was uraMns~rs'y adcr'ct, ''.--'''.--
Efseir.S, Thai, ilaicafer ~ The sp.
po;,,lptsi ps Grltealcs frpm District. Ia
: The National Couyentipu, ipr upu,i.a.
tug Ptcsi,,en. and Vicc President, HE
districts in ali ca.es should reserve itt
) Iigh! TO Ice represented IN said Conycn,
lion hy delrgt,s el,p'-d 1t a megii
/ ng The voters regularly called iur that
purpose " said district. t-..
The eors n,;iiss on rcminse ion.
ihtrr.h their cin'rmrn. Hon. wm
c. Ki'rc.fse Submitted the following
report, s.ds'' was aecsp,ei and the
Committee Discharged. se 81 a.e.a
ISse Rro-tunder editor ia head.
Ga the question: Of !, 81, ,s. ad,Tiieei.. q
s,he Rep n, consiL.rsbls,gi sess.iau en-.
l1 % ~ = - sssss ~
Frcrott - 4 si,ec'ai trmmlss-c competed
/ ofi,e members of HE cli committee f1r
farther consideration. Tbi. coGm.;'ee
after deiil,eraiien presented tbs seror'
w,thoni arendtnrnt With report w.-
unanimously adopted, and the .gen.l,
man whosc names were reported, de.
clared the nominees vt ths Wing pa',y
for The county M' Rutland. 81 10 ea I'D
Geo, r. Hodges Egg. presented ,hc
following Resolution wh.rh MAS mani,
,noisly adopted: 80 ,asa .44-..
Resolred That we will with one hear
and one mind nbi,lc HE remira,i N.
his 'hry made in this convention, mn
do our best 10 sustain them. 100 s'yl
On motion The convention, tl;en d..
solved. es,,s 49,. I'D, t.,,is. .s.,.. ....
st' .+ A. q. DANA, President.
Gro: A, TurrLs. ls..,o,..
c..M. WILLARD. Secretaries
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

The BLIND VoCALIsrs.-- II will lie
seen by reference to our advertising
columns, that this highly respectable
band Of musicians and singers will give
a concert a. the Court House, on Fri.
day (,o-morrowl evening. These mu.
aicians are highly spoken Of in all quar-
terra as deserving, not only W. musicians,
but as persons worthy the ratropags Of
the public. ... .....-... Ia .s.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22
George c. Washington's Declensiou o.
the Native Ncmihitloa tof Vice Prea
ldeut. ~ r-e.El 90. -..-- ~ - ~ q !.

u y ere WASHINGTON, July,l u,
y fhes National Irfellgeneer contains
the fesio ming setter sf,om. O. oraes &.
Washing ION. relative 10 the ~ ,anns,ion
Of iise American party for tie Vice
Fresidrncy@1 ~ ss'A bias 7sl,itg ssit
AaI have seen published. in vsriou.
prints. the proceedings Of ,he American
MAJ ional Convention. assembled ~,
Trenton, d., IN the J;ll lust, from
~i,ic.I il arpeass that was nominate
Ms the candidate for Vice President Of
,im Cui e,i States. No official eonn,u.
ci'iion Of the fact has been reeeis. 4
by me, and II any saeb has been made
IL has been nli.carSisd. tstf ....,
Ny rrsn. having been thus mex.
pecsediy prsarhied 10 the country, |
connot longer consent 10 remain si!en,,
ard therefore. adopt this mode Of re.
rin'si'ns to ihs ,no,ninaiion, O. ] feel
highly honored by being deemed Se, N.
y Ut such \ DISTINCTION, aud by having
my MANS as.ociaisd with that OF .ihe
I'm n'-nt and reverel citizen sslee, ed by
She caysntion for the ofIios Of Presi.
den. ID the Eniied States. d. -t. .
The Baltimore Wing convention has
Presented 10 the Nation As candidates
i"r the ssns ofsees. The names Of Win.
SEQ scoit and Wm. II. Graham. -
lhose ne0insiions seoeivs NJ cordial
a's-"t as veil =, NY xeslcs,. ssprnr,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

ME. We are rcqucs. cd
TO cay that NJ. D"nps,er--too well
known here to require eulosium-de-
signs visiting ,lii. place soon, when he
w!l'again honor our citizens with one
or two more Of bis choice entertain.
men'A As ballad singer Mr.. D. hs.
20 yet 70 rival.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

11 nv
Tlrs i~f.orsasslrcsSAarcf tsss
,iisl nu- n Raiisvsd W ey-n 'hrosae
70 Ess's Brides ~hSs~ !, econ'ess
~ish the Tpy 4 Bossea sosd--en
wsAaesA~, Of Lad sssA.
In sac, her column ~iI BE found
comnpnic.iior ia resesenes 10 The open
ing. The road, Sc, ~ ons 'sso was
,hsrr--anA having earsrR taken two
Or three sl,urs excaasinns oa The line
20 ess ssi'y rne~se Ill he has s~id 70
rotation 70 the matter. Ia regard Ia
grade ot lioe-- quality Of
,a'l for read htl--iLis read has no su.
refior. j. il il sssfy fcspvc' al A 80
/ J road. ], IL rr'!ef tho eoai,si Of ~
excellent hoard II sficrrs---i is nnfcr the
s,reo, charge cf W :. 1oaSsoS, Eco.
as Superintendent gentleman IN cv'
cry respect qualified 20 I'll 80 RESPONSE
lie a Station; ihc conductors. Mess.s
( CLARK sDl Ineha,isao. are folly corn
,,eien: ~ se. ~eil fA4J pari ~ the run
I, ming Of lesfo~d---'hs equipmsnss ant
farastspsA II iLs toad arsSf slm m6wksr
'iIsyss&&ss - ~ M
saHshc 'nrpsan'nsn's " the rcsa ar,
we'll made srd Vel arfanged-and wl'er
ne take iaio consideration the r,cb rs
iicolturs! country through which ID.
line passes and the beautiful scsns,y q
the Western Vermont Valley follow
ing otcr creek and Ba,'cnkiil, wi'
can doubt 'hs success too, Of This oHi,
ri,a al Of til. Kl,lani & Washington ?
As ne have he.rioiuie said. We resat-
these two lines rs he two best IN ID,
eoaniry--anj the excellent and rtyuia!
time made on them goes 10 show il.
! Success 10 them both.
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For tie IIerr!d.

Mn. BEAMAS
The Reports Of the Superiniendents
Of Common schools for the town Of Rut.
land, having been published according
To a vote Of the town, under The direc>
ton OF tie Seicct.men, Lave just come
TO hand. ...... ....-....
PERM, me through your paper to
request those into whose hands they
may fall, to correct a mistake Of the
prin.er on The SIKH page. The frsi
i"o SENTENCES Of the page as printed
commence respectively But uu.,,
"Aad iearo." The words ."trus,'
and 'iearn" should be made 10 change
places. As they stsnd--Ihe former sen.
,ence is nonsense, and the latter con
iains q little more sense ihaa ore can
well be sure Of at present 49,
may be permitted 70 hop. or even
'"!Fus'" ihai our mex, L,gisla;ure may
Gil the otlce of State Superintendent.
and resiose as our Teaches. lnsii.u.es,
"as the Law d,rrrts; but au sossees
of Information are open 10 nc by which
! can ''.sarn" ,ist sneh viii Je The
case. i'ft -d'' .'4&
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I~W T'''t ~ Q asst -
a. WALKER.
". Rutland. Ja.y 10. 1864.

THs ScoIT RALLy AT NIAGARA
FMis-Gss Seorr 10 b TugnE
rhe ES-ning Joarna' is au,acrized
10 announce that Cen. Scott wlil psr,i
e'Iase in tbs arp1oaei.ins celeb Al non
81 the sos'', e'sssy @! ihs i;a,lls Of Lsn
dys Lan.. lie has vi, ld~d 10 line 20,
lcitAiipn of TIE citizens o. Westsr,
New Yyrt, bfcked by the en'res,irs OF
Lis OIL comrades. 10 re,isi, the Geld.
upon which he tough. and tlej, tul
coNarEaIp. in 1914 lie viii 70.
view the ci,ixsn soldiers--pscLALly no
less than ten ,hosssni in numbev--
which Tie occasion will draw together
in sLe presence, probably, Il q gr~ssel
esneoorss Of peoP'. thar has ye, ,ess
.a.r in Ar.sr.-s,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

N H. Natl 0AA8JAn ~ eSK3
h vsa 800 = ,s,a..Gc *
u 81 ~ .h"s,H,S, rs, SSnsasHc,{.
c'"'n''s .EX 81, an 49,
- oe' ~, .;An.,s ky.I
|SaSNs'ni ". N nsr.
WV 'i ;,..'.,,,@',. Liter Of Gen Jack.
~ s". .o ."i.N sr,sa wi,n rhs,,yncr.
, NV, ~. 60 c,rcf,l 10 withhold {, ON
~ '.hG. 90. o., co,i,,;,g really Of
'ne F"o"v 'I ,Sh;,I ,Iaon. I'm ~ b;.h
W" 80 =, ,,,,ss .ss,.o,,.,ssAnvr ,hc
'o"t' 60 - s.L.nnnrn,lv
r r,. :, .a.,,..n,
! fil 7.aFtt AID
" w h;,, ,y,,h .,,,r l.; hrs, Consider.
u'"'' ~ ;' ,,,,,ns,.d L,n' ~ sJ;n<,ip 4,
" a.. .n a, s;,,,so,, ch,i ,,es,,,rioeI,lts
ny nv my. a.. ,m,,,s,,, ,;,,r..,.;,smcn, of
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