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which is still more alarming and heart.
rending than any yet.
Six physicians have died in 4S hours
and also many of the prominent, citizens.
Consideration and despair seems to rest
on those remaining. They know not
what they do. Through the kindness
of Baltimore friends. tents, about 70 in
all, have been erected on Mr.. Segar's
farm near here, and are now ready for
the acceptance of any who might be
willing to go there.
There are multitudes of widows and
orphans, aud the number is hourly in
creasing, who are left homeless and
destitute and in view ofthe fearful ne
daily reaching us, Of the distress and
suffering of these two stricken cities.
standing lcommittee has been formed
TO devise ways of assistance and relief,
and 1t is now sug gested that q committee
be formed in Richmond. Petersburg,
and Baltimore to meet tho committee
here to consult aud devise some more
efficient plan of giving reliefthan has as
yet been adopted. Will you be so good
as to publish the suggestion, and trust
1t will meet the good wishes Of all who
sympathyze with Norfolk aud Ports
mooth. ..........
Very respectfully, WIsrER.
The contributions SO far, for Norfolk
and Portsmouth amount to about $780,
600, and public meetings in behalf of
tho sufferers, are becoming general.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
CARRY NE BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA. -

Three runaway Negroes, giving their
Manassas Brown Wright, Bob Carter
and Charles Garter, were arrested on
Tuesday last, near Blacksville, in this
county, and are now in our Jail await
ing marching orders. They hail from
Bath county in this State-say they
belong to John p. Porter, (hc two
first, and the latter to George McDan-
icl--havc been gone six weeks, have
been to Indiana trying to make it pay
on their own hook; but finding that nor
thcrn sympathy for "woolly heads"
is only skin deep, and not such as dar-
kies can rely upon for bread and but
ter, they have turned their steps home
ward toward "Massa's cabin, and Vir-
gnia fare. They ought to have gone
to Ohio and reported themselves to the
Vigilance Committee Of the "Bldck
Republicans, they might have Jared
better, ut all events till after the cleo
ton.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
% B | r u A r Y
COMmUNICATED

~ II ? ---------| CUMWU NICATED.
Deaerted this life, on the 18th isst., Mrs.
ABERi, wife of ELEAzER ARNErr, of this
county, in the AID year of her age
MIS- ARNErT was BY fellowship a mem.
Der oi The Presbyterian church, where by
her c'msistent department she ,endeared
herself to all who knew her; in her christian
walk cIherful, Jealous and spiritual in tho
promo ion of Christs kingdom. Exemplary
in all the relations of life as wife and
mothet /, kind and benevolent neighbor and
trend After short and severe illness. of
spinal lever, she exchanged the scenes of
earth fPr the purer, blissGul scenes of Heaven
to JOIN the spirit Of her departed child, who
sometimes since she was called 10 mourn
on earIn. She has left behind an affection.
ate hud band and five children besides large
comes ion, to mourn her loss. ALB
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Indian Fight IN zeras.-Late ac-
counts from Texas states that Lieut..
Randall, of Major Ruf's command,
while out scouting, fell in with party
of fifteen Indians near Eagle pass on
El Paso road, of whom he killed twelve
and took one prisoner. 1t is further
stated: '"The Indians only fired one
shot, and that was by the chief, from a
government rifle. lie was killed i'm
mcdlately after he fired, by the guide,
and scalped by Lieut.. Randall. 1t
was not known that there were any
squaws with the party till after the
fight, when it was discovered that more
than one half the party were females
dressed as males. So much for their
wearing brcechcs. Eight horses and
all their property fell into the hands of
Lieut. Randall"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
A GOOD INVESTMENT OF MONEY

May be made about these days, in the
Farm, with its appurtcnanccs, of Mr..
JOHN JONES, at Pleasant Valley, in
this county. The land and buildings
arc good, and in excellent condition.
with an unusual amount Of convcnion-
ceS' We have but one objection to his
selling, and that is, the fear that a less
clever man may become his successor.
The stand forpublic business is exceed
cd by few in the county. See advcr-
tizcmcnt.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
OUR BEEF MARKET.

Is now well and abundantly supplied.
Competition in this line seems to be
The life Of trade, Our old friend Thorn
made us a present, on Saturday morn
ing last, Of u choice roast, from a beef
fed by Andrew Brown, Esq, up Dun
kard, which, with all the industry of our
Juveniles, was not finally disposed of
until the Tuesday following. Any one
who would complain OF such beef as
this, should have bones to gnaw at the
rest Of his life.-Nessenger.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
NI0RGAWW0yyyW:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1S5
Words Of Wisdom and Warning.

y hgain'; III" msiious wilcs Of Foreign Influence
:nniura 10 believe mo, FciIowc@cus, the jealousy
:" ihg most 6aneiul toos Of Republican, Goycrmmc;-
WASHINGTON
tH"rlcuntGol DUt instead of feeding the Pauprrs and
Rbor"cs a England, fc"l own; w use IN short
tame, ~ OUR PRESENT POLlCT, We ahnll be paltucrs
Observation-Disclosures
o. | hope We may fnl some means in future Of
shedding ourselves from Foreign nbicncc..Puticul.
'nmnrrcal at in whichever ioru it may be attempted
wish there wore ocean Ot Fire between this and the
oil wnrG.--JEFFERSON.
y tCscrthc Lihcrica Of this country are DESTROYED
!: viii be through the Vaccinations OF Rosh Priests
La FtYErrE.
~ Foreign Influence * n GreC.nn horse TO the Re-.
puhhc|c cannot be too careful 20 exclude lis entrance
MADISON
81 There IL nm imperative necessity for reforming
IN" Naturalization Laws OF the l.. SjuIcs.-WEBSTER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

that we arc accustomed TO witness al.
most every evening. At other times
however the. fire has been very heavy.
Its real object is, l believe, to enable
the French to continue their approach
es to the Malakoff. Many coniecturcs
and reports are atloat on the subject.
1t has been said that the fire is to be-
succeeded by q feint attack. Then
when it is supposed that the enemy has
brought large bodies of troops to the
front of his defcnccs q more effective
bombardment is to take place, to DO
followed by real attack on u different
point. More authoritative information
has reached me, which without enter
ing INTO details, gives me grounds to
believe that something serious will
occur, to which todays fire has been
prelude.
interesting about tho Empress Eugene.
The public will have remarked that
the Empress Eugene has taken but
little part iii tho public festivities GEL
eDratcd last week in Paris. For this
care of her Majesty's health there is
every reason to believe thatthere is o.
most satisfactory cause and indeed it
Is known that Queen Victoria was most
ANXIOUS and pressing in her kind adj
vices TO the Empress, to observe every
Precaution on which so important flu
ture may depend. We expect conf.
dentially that, at no distant date, tho
oihclal Moniteur, according to the ETH
quet OF France, will announce to the
hat,3n the pregnancy of the Empress.
-No,mi,y Post.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
ECyAYCANIP MEETING.-A Comr

gG&24CAMp MEETING.-A Camp
Meeting, under the direction Of the NJ.
l.. Church, commenced yesterday near
tho intersection Of the lees Ferry and
Tunnclton road with the Morgantown
and kingwood Pike, about II miles
from this place.
Any person wishing to get a comfort
able conveyance, they are informed
that NJ. Hays, Esq. will run hack to
the meeting on Sunday. Mr.. Hays is
accommodating in his prices, has a
first rate hack and good horses, for that
or any other occasion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Dr@gs.--The Secretary of the treas.
nry has instructed the Collector at New
York that articles used only In part as
drugs need not hereafter be all sent to
the Appraisers store for examination.
AS in the case of other goods, one pach-
age ia to be sent there out of each in
voice, or one out Of every ten packages.
The rest may be retained by the i'm.
potter until such time as those sent for
examination shall have been passed by
the drug examiner and appraisers. The
expense of sending are to be borne. as in
the case of other goods, by the United
States.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
CASUALTIES.

Isaac Peer lost his life on the 10Th
uit' by the bite of rattlcsnaAc, at Ca
pom Springs, Va. lie had been in the
habit Of capturing the reptiles for OK
hlbition' The liquor remedy proved
Intellectual in his case.
george West was killed by an clc-
plant i'll South Carolina, few days
since Both were attached to mcna-
gcric.
"oh" 'Sjmon'on, Of Greene county,
Ia, was seriously injured, u few days
since, by the bursting of the cylinder Of
a threshlng machine on the farm of Jno.
y. Hook,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
LARGE APPLES.

We were lately presented by Mr..
'Saml. Sutherland, of Simpsons Creek,
Harrison county, Va, with two York
Apples of a large size and superior fla
vor, One of them weighed II ounces,
and each measured 124 inches in cir
conference. Mr.. S. is an extensive
Nurseryman, and has paid much atten-
ton to the selection of choice fruits
His post-otlice address is Shinston, Va.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

The hands employed in the Belm ont
Iron Works of this city, on Saturday
evening contributed from their hard
earned wages, the sum ofsirty dozus
for the relief of the citizens of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, now suffering from
the dreadful pestience which is pre-
vailing there. Where can be found
more noble, whole souled men than the
Wheeling mechanics We trust that
the example Of these generous men will
he followed by Others Of greater means
to minister to suffering humanity in our
sister cities Wheeling Int.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Uay" Sixty-Gvc head Of fine fat cut
tie crossed our Suspension Bridge on
Thursday afternoon last. The cables
firm and rtrohg, wcrc scarcely pcrcep.
'ibly impressed with this very unusual
weight. This is the heaviest test VIC
LcIicyc, THAT has been made Of tho
strength Of our beautiful bridge,
Ee&~'Ehe additional cables to secure
our Bridge from being blown away,
10y high winds, have been completed.
1t is now very secure, as has been tho.
roughly tested,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

nnp apples, good demand SO to So per Dbl
n,ns -. we quote western at IL TO Ii cts; CON
mon roll IL to 15i gla9es, IL to %: GOOD 1saon
heceipfs light and demand active.
noesWaY ..-Sales at % cents per pound
',N, ,ma,ket actye and prices advancing
guolo 1nouiders at lal15 cts; sides. 12si9
Mans, Riain, bali; fancy, f5af6. '~"'''
Eeahs5 iSalos at S2a3 per bdsbel
Sounuyt SOap,--We quote at Cal Gle nall.
,a.. 1. me offering. on Thursday last wo.
gout sop head 1856 Of which were sold - @as a.
AS,,%o or the hoof, equal to Seas. o. Pow"
Sosr DID. quote yellow at S5a9o c,s IL.
o@aoo Gus Receipts fail, demand Iin,;,r "n''c'
sT.S 5,21s odd s7a7,25 per bushel nov,
Dried Fruit, --AppIes p,;,os
unparedl 50a62 Gle Pei ,oVa III 49,
onpate2 81 ,76a2,o0 per bushoI. r''' s'oS4j
n,eefskinE, --Sales at f6 TO 20 ole
IL, we quote city mills at 81 so.3 "a
mowdidj st. at $T,6sa7,75. The Roc coa, w
'ay nngTt and the demand is moderoipn' are
reno,, isuo news rom Europe, we have ,a
r,n pot slight advance einoe our iss, now 10
sss.salies Of Rabbit at Lac c,s,. h. co.
Fox, i5aboi Otter. S sras' 'osS7; Coon and Grey
FlaxseedS sales At III 60. !, No
GS,nsehg -No dosand, quoted nor pvo oushel.
Mrkot active, with sales al 80 ~ a,g s.
OATS ~, barrels liaf2 cts; in kegs i 10"
40a60 cts per bDsb b. Ioa4V cts; Ponnsyiyanis,
"5,ee, s ,on sells AZ S6a9O e,s....p.,.
A, 'ValVU cts. per bushel. fehh'a'
TaIio,, s,-Scnecs is in demand a, ao,so,.
W. sales at 1fai2 cts. per nori Jaw ''''
rvS, Vlgashed at tSa20 Cts, w pSJno;
Al en-. =, qooto Inferior TO good rsdsSd A.
"b,,o goHs 70 prime l6oai7o inIodot :. S sn,'y
ge.et,n,. A y. good TO prime, Al .T6,i 40,
P' laie Fgo and demand noJs,s,s '''''
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Anon~ment to Tie PHgrims.-The
corner stone Of All immense granite mon
ument, commemorative of the landing of
the Pilgrims, is to be laid at plymouth
on the first of August 1856. Thirteen
years IS tho maximum of time allowed
tor its construction. and it is expected
to be one of the most magnificent mou-
umental structures in the world.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

g&lDEEING 4 BRO. have just re-
ccived and are now opening out very
handsome, seasonable and we'll assorted
stock of Goods; and are selling them
at fair prices for cash or produce. See
Advertisement and give them call.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
DICED &:

Ii. this vicinity, on Thursday last,
the 18th inst, after an illness Of about
one month of disease of the heart, Mr..
JoHN 5. DORSEY, aged about So years.
DlGD--On the 18th instant at the resi-
dencf Of her father, in Philippi, Barbour co.
~ ~aintn' a~' r7ntSapisa illness JJILJA
LGI, SSlN, aanghlerof VIM. y. and ntlla-
beth .idil, in her 18th year.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

be- A stalk of corn raised by Geo.
Swlshcr of this vicinity, was brought to
our office Il few days ago. The stalk
measures s feet S inches to the first ear,
which is large and well filed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

BE- wagon passed our office the
other day loaded with store boxes, la
bellcd, "Rogers and Foglc, Morgan
town, Va" 1t might be well enough
for you to call in at the "Thrce Big
Doors" and sec what it meant.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

GS4p CHADWICK has returned from
the Eastern cities, and has brought
with him almgc stock Of Fall and VIM
ter Dry Goods, wares and merchan-
die. He is selling them of at low
prices at the Red Post. See ADVERTISE
mcnt.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

p.&3~ See advertisement Of WIN. u.
Smiths valuable proportyot Ellington,
for sale. The stand for Store il IT. y
very public situation, where large
business may be done. The Saw Mil
is in convenient place for procuring
logs and sending % lumber.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Inc grasshoppers have eaten the crops
OF the Mormons, and now the Mormons
arc art going to eat the grasshoppers.--
They are proving from Scriptures thar
g'asshoppers and locus,s are designed
for food.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
Mdrrfen

In Brandonville, at the house of Harrison
HaSans. Esq, Sept. 5,h, DR., WIN. FRY, of
Somerset county, Pa, to Miss VIRGINIA J.
HAGANS, OF Preston county; Va. ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Camping Out.--A letter dated steam
er Georgia, Sept. Sth, says ....
"Ihe steamer Georgia arrived off
Craney Island about A. Nj. yesterday
when sho was boarded by Committee
from Hampton, DR.. McCabe chairman
who informed us upon mature reflection
it had been deemed expedient to locate
the eucampment on Mr. Sogars land
between Hampton and Old Point.
The camp presented beautiful APP.
pearance from the steamer. The A.
merican ensign was transferred to the
camp aud given to the breeze, which
was responded to with hearty cheers
Those residing in the community con
tributed their utmost to promote our
comfort and convenience. While we
were leaving for the steamer guard
from one Of tho Hampton volunteer
companies arrived here to take charge.
VIM. u. Bartlett, Esq, who during the
day both by preccpt and example en-
couraged the men in this labor of love
remained on tho ground with some o.
the men for The purpose Of erecting tht
remaining tents. The encampment wa,
named Camp Falls" Among the
streets are Pratt ST., links avenue
Ferguson ST., Fish ST. and Woods ct.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

The yellow fever has carried off GAO
or the unaccimated portion ofthe popu-
lation of New Orleans in nine weeks of
the present season.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
MARKET REPORTS.
MoRaANTowN, Sept. 22, 1856.

MoRGANTowN, Sept. %, 1856.
Flour ,--sells at 5000 per barrel.
Whedt, $ 90 per bushel.
Corn, &c. 60
Outs, I" %
Potnt oes, (new) 81 /"
DWfr, 10 cts. per pound.
EE EEL men, 6. " g. g. I" per dozen;
Bocon, 10a12 =" per pound.
TaHop, &" ~
4Ppies, l2152Ja cts. per bushel,
Peaches, 50d75 cts. per bushel,
PIunss, (damsons) 5oa75 cents per busheI.
Beef, p to cts. per pound,
zeal, a to 8 "
MUTTON, TO 6 &C
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
HAMPTON, Sept 10. !
n t.1.,L ID Al

!" u V'VV'f1 T ' UT :
Information from Norfolb, via, Suf-
folk has Iust ut this moment reached US
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Death Spring "A lato California pa
pers states the discovery of a spring in
FL Dorado county, in that State, whose
waters flow from bed of arsenic. The
mineral deposite is thirty feet thick; and
crops out Of the earth. Veins in it a.
bounds in gold, aud specimens Of this
auriferus ore has been shown to the edi
tor Of tho Placervile American. The
name of Death Spring has been given
to the stream. The existence of it is
supposed to account for the mortality a.
mong the gold miners at the early pc.
Rod Of the California epidemic.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending September 10. 1855

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER nv
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
GIG souts, Street, Bow1y,s wharf, Baltimore
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Politics in KaaSaS-A crisis is com.
ing in Kansas. Tho regular correspon.
dent Of the st. Louis Republican writes
thus: "The canvass from this time I'm.
til the election day will be exciting
Almost every one expects fight, and
many are preparing for it. The Free
Sellers are talking loudly, aud the Pro-
Slavery men are working silently.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

The Odd Fellows throughout the
State have made liberal appropriations
for herelief Of the sufferers Of Ports.
mouth aud Norfolk.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

49, Attend the meeting at Amcri-
can Hall on Tuesday night.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Ohio F'ow.--Bargo quantities OF Ohio
flour are now coming forward to this
market, via tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The inspections Of this week
comprise 1921 barrels from Ohio.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

Hegs.--Thc Indianapolis Republican
of the 10Th inst. says '1arge qalcula-
tons arc being made to pack hogs there
next Writer. The prospects, that there
will be avery large seasons work done.
Contracts for hogs have been closed by
interested parties, and large droves
of stock hogs pass through town dali
w."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-06
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj Kennedy Of Rolbay '' discovered Sns 81, o on
ION mon pasture eeds 'n' ma e"Ts TN 49,
ne has ted IN steven hun ed o".s- ana never tailed
possession hundred csrtscAs' Of ~ value, a. ~his
t. euty miles Of Boston
Two boitle- ae uairunted 10 = nur'ns mouth.
One three bottles vi The wo ina u pnos' 90 tn
Two or three bo,,. will -e- the .,-en, Of bne.
Two bottle. wATsutsO ~ clfe Tie worst eAnker In he
r10uth and stomach.
three TO i've bottle, arc the
'ryPsl.' ,,,.. a., ,.,,.,,,a n mrs Il, hmm, IN IN,
Two bottles warranted OF the and
oioiches among the bar.
ioar Of 81 warranted corrupt aud rnIs
Two three bottle. sarAHcd ~ cure he "oisi eao Of
nnFwouml
.Ass " rhr
Three to fur bottle. warranted To our- 'aitheam,
eight b'ttes Nil tho Sois ca~o "i ciofuia
Lenrhf always cIpcfcn,od fun iho O. ooftlo sad per
ret warranted s'n the shove quantity y 'aAoH
hutlaus improbable fAusc ho
,hr wonderful ncltincs ~ tho day tha
s,rir- ou le pastur. aons old sails .hsaI cur
.rr Luu ~ boz hc sysfeu 1T y d,el at h y,a have,
hlnaf hos To- There g. an. hua' has
ioa.ani b.us 30 ths vsn,y 1t heson Auew The Of
'e, = GOO e,'I 49, Il has already hoo 'o & ,h' swat
81 'uit. s''' dnuo "a M''''.hn-tt cove i rm"i'vn
ysi od o u people OIL" ,tY have 500 D. o. PONY ~o'ay
htirs oihiru Thso hoah ~a' 80 ad Nabb' f-"foi 20
o. ,h.ss 81 Boz. .,o .atr. 3D. 49, ,.sie ~.
."s's ."fe to 's' s'vsi "o' Ga .ai'''h -"i @'sieos
bee, ,.uis,sd o, H. Ls,s tai, -,ani -os,. iu
sffinii go the -
Iat ctuss. ta
alarmed thoS its- ntu tUf Jaws serk
fh... taj ueat ntt tha -hon tia
Neir. a s.nu. ,vH -tu Toi ruasseu he ra,saa I
L-.. ,ia .stt-, ilsi
s.-u issn.d
h.r~i..,~.,J %, uuN Alp htNNruN ~ - Ns.,ru o..
np.tv.t M.ss fsi.e 81
H., ., i,. :, ,tfA6frs Il siNG y. - .. 20,
~ - aAspa. - q" Hni,..--.. nnAasnH caves
-!'g 'A-- 80 3't''A rttt =. ,.t--- a. . 60 nh's
Ia kt-t tf-ft-rhN ENnpt ,.t. NN .aiae
- "a tttNn ntHHAt Hiaiht N..,ey,.
-" % Hfr ..r "+f.. f.~.. ~ % ~ rs,-.t.tet
J-..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-06
nogT IMPORTANT to tho LADIES'

=, gyfsssyEs ssLbss.d MENSTRUAL PILLS ssvs
~, 81 cir -osr,fsl IN tsqs $500
.@iss % ~ essths 'si 4s.gssi zoe k.snSss
7 rsah ,he VARIOUS usS8~rk-s ssd raeprsso~s Of
Tss1 ebsrn rsrsiy ~ mid ,, 500 jet
rysfsiiJ sass-hys.y sci - eossiys preventive
ls he Fsss. Bs.,s 30 y~sD. Pas. and seriin. they
si,siy StsrsSs4 III u s o,nsr 'snedi-s sresasa
s'tsbshe ~ Dsd<ral ss~tees thsy se Ger
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