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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12
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3ARoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dlaieult
s ss II sSs s sls sss
anu, cleIis Lame Back. 6hiibiOins bites Of Po ON.
or Face buis. bruises c6ag chappei ha,is, cof,,s.
contacons Of the Muscles cords cuts OF any kind
sS Rbss sesrsy ppes Sore Lps venetsa
ASSUMED llat in tRsatioie 56ahase may 'es'
iAsSo VEREIGN REMEDY,
not inatanhneousy
ERADloATEs THE DISEASE.
such Sf M @ Sue S S e any curing
a,sssses Though ng@s, Gus p arise
weie leu times so Tnr which stare US in lie
5se would 5o'e me candid 70 srtss
eeSls on Sthess unite IN declaring lust what its
no THOSE WHo THINK. @
Have you never noticed the stIik nlarity between
Ana has Il 70 tsy tee
cay ms De ptepaled which should be equally applicable
by claiming to have been found in burning niontiiis
oitssa,sa silscl being mia and Simple in lis asti to
-reScing The most hidden sinetss or MAN or beast
aud YET being ihnoxions to tic weakest infant is also
bottles toe ami ciie
~ me besides being more than fonr
idence as tice exactly suited wants OF rich or
he unprecedented size nwhch the Nonra rc Imminent
pa VIZ anu the vast eSensc OF the materials used iii it,
hundi eds might publish, nor do We deem
for ITSELF = - - ss''''
we would however refer those afflicted ones who hay
so oten been guided by certificates and big
70 inc loowins names, being but tie many per-
suns whose Tor caldor aud yeracIty
palesyrc from US, and who wing fully tested It's virtues
IN lie for whchit is an
prepared 70 speak of its merits as II deserves Sa
sold IN W cling by James Baker, KcIIs IN CALDWELL 4
Logan q Co. w Mckee, Patterson Co, and by Tho
August 1875
From The Fdifmont Va } Repnbkica1.
an lhFALGAhLE NJ kDIciHe IL is but seldom
The many temsdcs offered public the cure
one we can consent 10 coimcd whnse sif
aySlded giving uteiancc anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose HAT we plac any aith their protein
sohs But with lefereiiceto remedy nu ucturcd In
this place. aud which has become as familiar 10 the public
as household words, speak knowledge its in
tIsic exeellehces. Its edar1tion many
te and the security with which 1t may be used. We
sea Of The Nonpareil Nerve and Hone IMMINENT prcpar
~ 5y u u Carr q Co., from prescription FURNISHED by
Dr Watson Carr, late OF MoTgantown anlnov OF Wlec
one OF the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia This
is based upon the broad principle that any Tcne
dy winch VIII nain will II properly COM
pounded be equally ctcacious iemoyI internal aIfec
lions prihclrle that has been successfully dcycof
ls simply the offspring OF Science being sim
PIC us aSton End yetfepeailg in its effects power
nre Incredible reac hing the hidden snews or man
anu YET being tnHoxous TO the weakest infnt
u Is also by tar the eeePest Lineit in Market being
put W IN lotiles twice large the majority, A. d one.
fourth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times as ST. org We commend il to those la or a
safe and certain iemsly. -
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Advice.

- ~ AdV1ce.
yod troubled with cough rain in the breast or
Il any Affection OF the Lungs-Use Hrentnger's Com
rou,:d sSyrt:p of Boneset.
IL you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises sprajns hands EN-
or cllappcd-Usethe Berger Spine and Muscle Lin-
Inent; and
Should 5on be affected with Scrofule or any disease
arising from impurity blood, nucious use
of mercury, by all Bren1ger's Fluid Ey-
tract OF SarsaraIilIa and andelion.
These remedies have bee tried by hundreds in
have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the these
complaints, for which they arcTecommended.
+ To be had at
BRENTLiNGER & ARMSTRoNG,s
apothccary, Monroe street, adjoining the McLe House,
dec21'5o -3ftl5-- 4sss.s4Fe
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NEW BOOKS!
.n .!tsl.s { onsuiaie ard EmpiIe.-2 vols.
Il .sHeadley'S Second War with England. ., ,ois
'ucadley, Sacred MOuniains;, ., 9' N''S'
t'ShaSvsS. Civil A relitcc lurc;', = 80
s'Annie HefmOn;''
''Kathayan SIaye,ss by Mrs. Judson.
.'Guethe,s Faust. &c &c
Just received by
apIS WILDE e BROTHER
0RUSHES-FaHt, Varnish, wall, TOMh. nail 5r5 sIs
wing brushes OF c qualify and in endless variety 10,
10y tansi JAMES BAKER
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MISSIONARIES. M0TICE

G1meon ID. Woodrow having, ON the nth day of
~ ApTt 1851 by proper deed conveyed to The
for the benefit OF his said woodTows credit
ors all Of his real and property chooses in
Honi all persons in any wise indebted 10 said Woodrow
aie required TO mako Immediate yment me, air
persols having claims against said Woodrow are required
IN order to eteve any benefit under sad trust within
four mouths 10 file their claims with the proper
eordng 10 The terms of said decd with the Undersigned
apis GEO w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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Or Todd,s Pills

AN be fresh and genuineat the following plaees In
" The city of Wheeling and vicinity. vz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Bakers KelIs & CALDWELL Brentnger (
Co; DIR T u Logan o; ETed'k YahTling, VIM Mckee &
Go: 6Ritcetownl; BTentinser Centre Whceing) al
he Shoe stare of Todd 6 Devol, market square, al
Fifth streets. .f57'.N IT 49, -
They can also be had at Dnnns, Grave Creek; A Be-
diIions and Jacob Goodinss, National Road; BENZ /.
Ves West AleXandria; Wilson Strnsers, west Wheel
ing sTs ana Ely LooIan's, bridgeport, Ohio.
lneSe nlils need no further than n nil
@ s IsNe now been In constant than
III IL! 3, aha II you Win only give them chance they
dog, $50 per gross. ~ -0e PCT DIX ~ rel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12

These chains were first introduced IN the city OF New
as SSe ANA alter e being
cd by Drs XaleHtlne Mott Post, carnochan Van Buren
and worlerfnl power in the cure OF The above
class OF diseases and their sale aud the success that has
Previous to their introduction into this country they
patents in France Pass sDa s
land, and also In tho United States.
I ~ 's'IHINK. CLOSE AND PONDER WELL''t
The principles upon which il is claimed that the chains
produce their marvellous cures frstthat all
nervous fluid and an agent that closely electric
magnetic chains BY being worn over and pon the paTt
and organ diseased furnish 10 the exhausted ss
which required produce healthy through The
entire system No disgusting nosttum is allowed
laws Of health are eqared Bsiss uP ss
the part diseased adds much TO the effect of the chains by
.ssss' ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VEN S to s 9 @ so
gent patients and scenthc physicians, been ef
they never all TO perform what they are sdyertse 10 do
and no pe,son has been dissatisfied given
- =. IN FEMALE DISEASES.
Nor than one huEded permanent Cures Of Proiapsss
these chains By applying one end OF the chain the
above theip tie usual severe symptoms incidet To- that
disease an are at once n Ismoysd o1, ,7ep
The chain Should be moistene before with common
vinegar and then end chain should applied
decy TO the seat OF the pain or disease and the other
BIZ SoT pEcElvEBi Tie Electric Chains are not
all diseases; Nervous Diseases claim
ed that NO Medicinal Agent in the world has proccd
many les In the last year the Electric chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute psin is pro-
aueed at the moment OF application much cnectuay
than can he duced by opium, any its
Call and obtain pamphlet Cgratls)
ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the lately been sent
over 10 the Emperor OF the French, tiled by his own
physicians IN cases OF cholera etc which proved
SO emnently successful J. STElNERT, sole Agent
corner Prince street and Broadway
LS.jAMEs BAKER, and Breniinger & Armstrong,
Wheeillls agents. dctT-tyrT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12

wren IooLs AND MATERIALS, Ofite h.s,.--
stantly Kept on liaid and carefully sccst.g
For the convenience OF customers we -.
large, spacious store, siyie Gus Omcrs ey,
inspecting our extensive stock of Goods Il,eIl
lO0 leet IN depth. for the Whnlesale DcTsIte
" Every article ftOrl our establishment,
10 he as good as represented Etas.
u Persons visiting Baliimo c, yil do v,y,..-.
our assortment. Orders n ON the cotIrtrv , ~ %
cd TO faithfully and promtiy ~ 9ai ssi;si
et-r5 GASFlELD, vliRoTHg,, ~,
29 Baltimore Str s. West cornerotitIs,1ls,-
baltimore. March 2l.-dwlv. 'ls 'n' 'iol''. =.
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.GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

equal lis curative powers. 1t contains ALconoL,
lIIlTEEs, AClps, or N&uPEors nRuGs. 1t is extremely
agreeable to the tasle and may be taken by the most
ecbe patieds who cannot eat water cracker without
distress beware of DRUGGED mutations Pensin'
Is DRUu ssa
Gall agent, aid get descriptive circular gratis,
giving large amount Of S,;;EETiF EvI Lie
hgs tniUal Chemistry llr. combe's Physiology Di-
gcstioI; PereTa hei; Dr. John ". Dfa-
per. of New York Pror ngiison's Physnlo
~; Prof Silliai Yale Colleges r. tnrpctcr,s Phys
oIogy; sic. together wiihrepots ofcUnEs pats
Ortile ttnitrdSluies ~ 5fsi i =
l. II. PATTERSON. 30 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail .igcht. mar2G-d@Wfy
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Ok TO your Coughs |!

Co-Partnership.
UNDERSIGNED have this day formed co-partner-
shin unde lie name and style oil c. baker q. Co. and
IN the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bust
ness at The old stand, No. % Water street.
%, sc. BAKER,
ailSl JOHN LIST.
To Country Merchants.
MR.. S. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm OF
w McCi9lle Knox d Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox (brotler of s.
S. Knox, long and avoraby known in The public
: Stunning the style OF McClalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their Cyyhu
have 50 long literally sustained tem) otlerdeal
Ell IN Boots ard Shoes that their Fall Stock will arriv
ing from the 10th TO the last of September.
Hovns been selected with the bought
or cash. they Halter themselves that in their Fall
Shoes they can hold Inducements in quality
ana prices superior TO offered in the market To
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas.
CD to exhibit their stock and post them fearlessly
Philadelphia [sep3l MccLALLENs &aKNoX
IT oGAN, CARR & CO., have Just received 10 boxes
= OF io,aeeo in addition 10 their 10, &c stock Call
round at No. 81, and see specimen OF the '-Cafori
golden bar Tobacco,'' intended for .'wlo COCA
thlrg Also alarse lot of Imported Scars Just
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12
THE BLOOMING BRIpE
pREApFuL Ir4tEalTANeE

And must this continue Shall NO BIO wise in
all that the cattle of our fields our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character of the soil we possess the texture and
. concerns ourselves rs human beings with human
functions and passions, subject to great deraugo-
in all that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in NIL that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, We should be i'm.
rad IN fha1 a e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12
Saddlers HardWare-

Saddlers Hardware.
80. AND COACH TRIMMING.
UST orened large assortment olSaddIer's Hard ware
ard Coach tt innings Coach ard I.et Their Varnsh,
Buggy Rows, Hubbs, Spokes, Fellows, Carriage Tire
tolt Malleabe Irons, Patcn and Ennmeiled Leather,
and used by the trade TO which invite tue
tenton OF the public. JOHN KSoTE,
mails - 30 Cid Stand, 153 Main st.
Notice.
w D. MOTIF has associated with him us partner
wv = his brother J.W. MOTTE, the partnership COM
meftcing on the 18th inst The style OF the rm will be
w. ID. M0TTE& BROTHER. LTebl5
Second Notice.
LIZ persons indebted w. AIo1TE requested to
IA cali and settle their accounts Immediately.
: inb15 W.n.MoTTE.
Bound to Shave!
DE JAoURS LEGoULTRE,s celebrated warranted
IL RazoTs. They shave with the greatest ease are
best ever brought to this market just received at
g. p. BROWNS
~ NewsJeweIry Store. " ashingtoH
Throw Physic 10 the Dogs-Enfxermnch
HYDRO ELEcTRIc yOLTAIc CHAINS.
Producing Instant relief from the pain per-
nlanently curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rleuma.
tism, painful and Swelled Joints, Neuralgia
OF Tho Face, Deafness, blindness, st.
VItus' ance, Palpitations OF tie
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
1900 Pains in the Stomach. In
digestion dyspepsia
-s-.,s5 Uterine Pains, j.
Paralysis,
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Reflections for the Thoughtfal

Strange that countless human beings exlst and
drag through lifo as do the beasts Of the fed ar
The insects Of the earth, oyincing no moro thonsbt
reflection than though tho noble faculties Of mind
not vouchsafed to them. 2, i'-- .
Many such are husbands and fathers. upon whom
are dependent the health, the weIl-being, and the
happiness OF confding and affeetionate wife with
perhaps family Of children. - "''s' "isu
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ElSTERN 44DHERTISEMENTS.
Woltes, Ballard q c

WolteS, Ballard d Co. ID Il
~ iMPoprERs Al nj BnRRs :. ,.ie iilti !
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
iss2s5et 179 Market sfreef, PhfIadcIpliin.s
NM b. e Co. have ulsonpeiied warehouse the
w raeertionn and sale of Western Produce Partic-
nlar attention will he syen coiisignnents Wool
Flour, Bacon and Tobacco. t574 riiaaFe
REFER TO--John Gioshorn, ESQ.,, ~ X.
Ihos. johnston, Jr Esq. 8 Nnceuhe &
David Farrier, Esq. Darlington, o.
John b, liayless, Esq Portland, o..
/. 81 isF q hsaIom Hugely, Esq. Ohio CO Va.
C TaTr, Jr, q Co., WeilsDurg, Va
James Means, Ksq. Stcubenyille, o. si4tszs5
Oh. r. F. KELLY, formerly OF Wheeling, is engaged
IN ms honaeQ aep.5rdiy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

hassy h ssrs king o,ss'. aaA. lot b.
shouiA fv5sn, and thre~ tla.etif i,~sSl'ae
lsle ~ fnoarsseut Ils deserves his fate
"a sny case. lie slsyel Por gene, and
as tr1aat si.is 80 Rassis. 70 be Western
fasers. and ~ Cre~ee. The F.'esae oegte
- ess..i HIN. a. ,rsplr coward and fool %
Asa
Ril,s,yl. % .aiil yscssca bot nos ursen.--.
II e.eu a.scred that the Rassisns have
aees ,r,.als.d. At kpsr dIFrrcus tines, and
Omar P.shs 70 fsPstcA 10 have ssrcl,e4 10
he sflefssal rci,ef q the for;russ. The aux
g.ns. are 10 ~ 10 AdnsBaple ,her re.
serve pisoe iOf the great sllsos though u
may BE- they uscsH 10 cross The Balkans fof
the glory u the movement, before the Ru..
sishs, Who are NOD likely 10 do 90 a, prescn,
mach 10 the relief Of the Austfo. prussisn
PrptceolIsts, whose neutrality Is claimed to
be bOunded BY these asoan,Ain.. The Cab.
isc' u Vienna has sefa--so says the Mos
,ieur a SPECIAL messenger 10 81 Peters
dafg. Nth fro~h representation Ia favor q
the evacuation q the PnDelpali,lcs.
Baron BsuBo~ Is sppoin,ed minister 10
Berlin, fac, important and full Of mean
ing. Prussia is 10 favor and Austria Is IN
Disgrace With the Crsr-- such - now the
game. We shall see the reverse Of 1t by.
snd-by. There is abundant time fot eyoln-
tons Of every kind. No one seems In
hurry. All Wish TO ,e'npori1e, expecting
evidently some Deas tr naclins who shall
make peace.
A change Is 10 be made in the arrange
men, Of the British Cabinet. The War OF
fec is 10 be separated from the Colonies,
and Lord Palmerston, who began his o III.
eisl career in the same capacity, is spoken
Of to oil the post Of Secretary, and this
may lead TO the transfer of Lord John Rus
se to the Home Department"
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cAnnn,DoE CATTLE MAnKEr.
lRspoues nc III. Bo.,oa Daily Advsu,-etl

ksPcfted nc the bostoa Daily Adssui-eLl
A, market 500 Cattle, shout 800 Beeves.
"a Stores.
PMcEs.--Market Beef Extra per cwt.,
$500 9.25; frs, quality, 1878 sec.
ond do, $s.25;s $50 thrd do, $500; or
binary 500 $50. Hides 1926 $3.50.
Tsllow, $c.25 $50. Pelts, $0.75 I.JO.
Calf Skins, l3c per ID. Veal Calves, $500,
$50, SAD.
Storee--Working Oxen,-slI2, 1916,
l36, l3l, 1d s2l0. Cows and Calves,
t3l, %, al, ~, 81, 81 65. Two years
old, s2s, 81, ~, IS, Is 40. Three years
old, s4s, 81. 50, 50, rs, -.
Sheep and Lambs--i7s0 at market
Extra $500, $50, 6,7,s, ~. by lot $3.50,
AIS, 5,a6.
Remarks --Marke, well stocked for the
season. Beef sells slow many who wish
to purchase will not at present quotations.
Number Of Veal Calves unusually large,
but sales quick at good prices. l07 Og-
densburg Sull Cattle intended for this mar
ket, have gone To N. York, in consequence
OF the great advance there.
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foreign Mus.
AnnIvAL or T,lK PACIFIC.

THE Steamer parsfc arrived al N. ", Co
l2h, with i67 passengers.
rrhree British fngsies have bombarded
= destroyed the adsaseed works Of Han
in the Baltic, and Sir chas. Napier was
par,ng to attack the maia fortifca tions
the place.
in the black Sea, the silicd fleets were
cksding Sebsstepsl
1'hc report that the Kussians have abap-
bsd their Cifcassian forts, is confirmed.
Dn the 18th Of May, the Russians lost
y men in an attack on the new fort Of
M Medjid.
The Greek insunestion had assumed a
n formidable appearance. kiug Ohio
~ backed ont.
he Baltic feet had bombarded Gus,avs-
p on the I'D Of May, without effect how.
he Russians had not esptxrea Silistria
he 2sh Of May. They had been driven
four times, With loss.
Rnn=sAz steamer had sailed oct al
sstopol, notwithstanding the sloeksle,
captured an EnglisA mcrchastnaa in
Black Sea. but being discovered she
her prize adm, and got back safe to
AstopoL
he adhesion Of the Genmsnic confeder-
D 10 the Austro-P russiAn treaty Is Sc
ID.
is reported that INST Of the mcrchass
rter Of the city Of Rigat has been doao-
I'D by the nfrtsry authorities in prcpa.
fos defence.
vas slso reported that en- allied force
2 600 strsag ~sS 10 be landed in Swed-
prepsrAtov 10 that Powers declaring
against Rsssia.
ds,ces frasa Coastsn,iaople say the
kish corps, n Ksr. almost entirely DIS
pa on the spprcsoh Of the Russians on
3ih.
he reported q Constsntinople, that Ia
! Nc Churches in " s-a~. prayers were
: fof the sooees Of the Greek insurrce-
he correspondent Of the London Tis1s
frs from Hong Kong, April i2,h, as FOL
ss-
The most interesting and pfoansen d,
-, ne have 10 communicate BY lls
70 the authentic aeeounis u the soc
sfal negosisiions ofCsn- FHsEr, Of ike
,. Ns'y, IN Japan and there 10 great
pen TO saPPose that -e may shortly have
particulars Of the treaty, and thai the
- are N be opeseA Gu the x7th day
~ March, Con. Perry -ss 70 have a grand
hsine, beas JeAao, with the prince. and
,sirs Of Japan. faf the Consideration,
clesiosA aud nosi probably ss,ikesiion
fhs treaty. Prom all ~e lesss, there
be 10 dsas, b1, that Japan iii he
s'od 10 all nations. and each awe the
.ry q asiisg treaty.
\ SAP sasiSss vas 70 be despatch
a'oa sfies tho Eth, 10 Panama 10 con
iDPo'taH' sess 10 w.shing,0n.
be so-qsehansh- arrived here on the
iast-, AID ls 10 be hsld IT a.e service ID
T. = con'niss,ones, Mr.. lane.
he Issrss selected sss said 70 be oz.i..
ne lat and i3t-xs loa-. and Mstsu..i,
he s.rsSts q ssngua- The rePas CIV.
As Rsssiah AdsD.rsl hanag made q
~ -sh ,hs EaperOr tars osi u be
s1A4o1
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WssuissTos, June IL.
An astounding fraud has Jus, been DIS
sefsI BY Me-srs. Campbell, Of Ohio,
tn,on, Mace, and others, IN the Nebraska
!, seems thu, Mr.. Richardson stated
The lease that his substitute vas the
|naie vi! simply, vitboo, the Clayton
bsiso. when, IN fact, he had inserted
lance providing tina, no persons other
pn citiIens Of the United States should
ia otEec OF vote until they hsd sw I'm to
bPpor the principles Of this bill. ], also
(osidod for continuing in force all laws
|eally applicable. This includes the act
1884. excluding from said territories all
Fcigucrs, on penalty Of thousand dol
Is, without a passport from the War De-
r,iaen,, limiting the time he shall remain,
u roaie u travel.
Mr.. Msce will introduce bill amending
u erplAiaing the Nebnska act; and
e-sn- Benton, Campbell, and others, ~i!l
lie the hoor in dcuuncistioa Of the fraud
Jus imposed on the country.
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Bsltaan rs.ilir,ly Cared (!

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aal lsssss hsi1 tfeasisf lave aaiI = assi ~
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sat... n fsslssTs1 tafs - agsss4 ais.s t~tsssa
Lss Ds.stiss. ttAt sSel At@A.ss
CT FIenEl CO. Ffssssrtass.
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ANr-utefrs hltfFfttf 49, rs-reI1 h--s sssa.
- o. esris. - 49, 80 Ne trrate.eei II 60
.psiasss Aail~st I'D 81 al.es.s. . ,hs tares W.
ssf~ . F" "a 'usssss hfe.snt ehsaist Hsf-sn
Nsfsa 80 Hssri1 ffsei Wa az 49, assaGl-s
o. q he's i..ss~~s sssf sniisssa $685. - Ssrs-fl
sssih a. - sritrnss - ~ts,h b. bsa ir.sn.ss
ttAs esfiittA'st sFetiAas ~ a. g.a4n.sni. ~
ss'isn frssssti Ia seiaSsf thAi Yshsunf .-esa
seAhiis hf~sfhssf strestas, h.si..t sags-, a.
nsstsai lTsa-ftsss uusi isdifeei esotsu "a
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