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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-10
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49, wv AZ 1SS VIC AVteVWIuK III SuC
Chicago Dem. Press:
WIFE Wsnted.-The uodersigued wishing 70
W cnsnge single lif. TO that of married one
takes this method of informing any virtuoas sa-
gle young lady from the age 0. sixteen to TWEEN
~, who Is handsome, has good educ alton, amia
bic and afectionate disposition. that he would
be pleased TO form . matrim0nia alliance with
SUCH an one. The advertiser ID young man
twenty -four ye .rs Of age and Is called by those
who know him, pleasing, industrious and in
telligent young man; has . good trade, and has
at his command about 8 500 ready money which
be would be happy 10 share with young lady
who pleased his taste a. above described. All
letters 10 strictly confidential. Address Albert
Jennings, Asquokess, jackson county, Iowa.
We really hope our Maquoketa friend
will &c, suited, bu, are sorry to learn
that our Iowa Bellies are no, quite per-
iect enough for him; he must be fas,idi.
Gus, that he needs mus, call on Illinois
TOR aid ia the matter; perhaps hs thinks
they may be better quality (a) |. really
does not speak well for US, and we pity
the Maquoke,a girls, and are glad he
does not live here. for we are quite SEN
sliiye IN such matters.
Nsv Papers.-We have received
lately several new papers, bu, have no.
noticed them for wan, oftime. The To.
ledo Tribune, published at Toledo, Tama
CO., Iowa, by NJ. v. B. Ken.on, and the
Washington P,ess, Washington co., are
both fine papers. They have our en-
enlargement for their prosperity. We
are always glad 10 hear that the Press
is being distributed throughout our State,
tina, we can lie. he world beyond the grea,
Father Of Waters know that we are not
entirely barren waste.
1t is reported that there has been gre a,
suffering in New Hampshire for the wan,
Of rum; and that the necessary supplies
'or the purpose OF the elest,on, cos, in
some cases az high as dollar pint
Burlington Gazette.
That accounts for the milk in the co.
coanut, or 10 other words for the failure
Of the Democrats to carry the election ID
New Hampshire Dau. Gazelte.
1d- Could no, . certain medicine
called 'Schnapps' be obtained cheaper
1t makes man feel good, and is no, il
the least intoxicating, that is in Iega
point Of view, ~ collected from expert
enced testimony recently elected in .hi
place.
4 4 Site has been purchased for tn
erection II paper mill q Cedss Rapid
; The machinery 10 already ordered an
, will shortly b on the ground. l, Is de
! signed to be in operation BY the FRS. q
August.
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BRICK

The undersigned wosld Iepecqnlv
the inhabitants Of fipton an vicinity
we will be prepared nexS seaeen = IaI .;.,..
Of the best quality, and in ny qsas..s; - n.
will also take contrac1s % re5 OSs =.
best pos BILE manner, and 81 - -" -.
ths right Of Cedar county foe the msnuiscsur'
. M ,,ss ~ Eosrxx's PArKxr BunDiS0 BLOCKS,
-hicn have now been ssfacisntly tested 70 enti
ne them 10 the confidence Of The public.
hn;lainss erected Of the Potent Block SAl d
warranted 10 give satisfscticn.
Give ~ call before closing your contIseu
vith others. 1l~om WArROCs CHASrEsL"
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Legal Notice.

To the Legal Heirs Of James 4. Mr. house
deed, and TO all persoss Tho" { may concern
aAYou are hereby notified that the last will and
testament Of James E. Morehouse, deed, late
Of Cedar county, Iowa, was opened and read
in open Court, on Tuesday, April sth, A, ..
1855, and the County Court appointed Monday
tie 5th day Of May next, for prob.ting SAID
will. You are, therefore, notified to be and
appear at the next term Of the County Court,
and make your objections, il any YOU have,or
said will and testament will be proven, allow
ed and admitted 10 probate, and letters tesla
m en'ory will be granted, with the will annex,
ed, to the Executor appointed by the Testator
in said will. JACOB MoRkHoUsE,
H. G. PIArr. Temporary Execu'o
Att'i for Executor. 1o-4t
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f&G1C NOdJGG6.
@oriH's Sale.

nY viftve q an executico 10 me directed, 10.
ID a out q tie Clerks Once OF the DISTRICT
Cou-t m and FOR the County OF Jchnson and state
OF Iowa, In fAvor OF Fisdley A. Burk, AND
against Johh Tives, have levied upon ne iol.
loving real estate, TO wit: Then e ar ofsw e
q 90. %, township 80, range ! west; ire wqs
offs At u sec. 70, tcwnship u, range we@'
she = az a M ar Of &c. 20,tp 81, range west;
ne Z az OF e az Of Sec IT, Up 81, range west,
and The ne ar ~ az sec. 20, tip 81, range1 west;
eli of which lies in Cedar County, Iowa, ana
shall offer the same for sale at public outcry, On
Saturday, the 7th day Of June, A. D. 1855, =
The Court House door In Cedar County between
the hours Of , O'Clock 4. n, and o'clock r. :
Of aid d.v, 70 ss..s. said execution and coess
~. m,- accrue thereon. John. II. BIRELEI,
Tin.on. NAV Bth IS. Sheriff Of Cedar co.
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.4cr,ienf aa the ~ r. NJ Ra;irooJ :

.7ccl3ent on the N Il M Railroad. -
On Wednesday last the morning passen-
ger train form Iowa City ran off ,ae
track about two miles west oil Al,alissa
station, one woman. an emlgrant passen-
ger, had her leg broken, and one other was
slightly injured. One Of the brakeme n
had leg broken and shoider disloca-
ted. Three passenger cars and two bag.
gage cars ran OF the track. The dana ge
TO the cars was inconslderable, - STATE
Dem.
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Fresh Osag~ Orange seeds.
rs Bushels Just received dsrecf fro" isros
ve,a.ys and Planters DESTROYS Of securing
....h nnre and unadu Nerated article, will ma
= r. Their interest 10 give me their orders.
/" sddress D. F. Kinney. Rock Island, III, or
M,rrows q frettvnaa, Davenport,
Messrs. ""''' 1851
Iowa. --
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Executors Notice.

Public notice 10 hereby given, to oil perSonf
interested, that Jacob Morehouse has oeen con
firmed b, the County Court OF Ceoar cGuny,
Iowa., executor with the vii. annexed o. .a"e'
G. Morehouse, deceased, late of se'd Oceny.
All persons having claims against >Nd 49,
will come forward and prove them, aud 20 PCT
sons indebtsd will please settle the came.
nl94t: JACOB NOREHOUSE, Exr.
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Later from .Niearasgss-Reportsd Vie
tory Of Kalker.

The steamer Isabel arrived here from
Havana to-day. She brings Nicaragua
papers Of April IA. received by the Pail.
ads'phia u Havana.
1t is reported that Walker had won q
great battle at Rlvas. on April 9TH, when
TIA, place was captured with loss OF 80
on his part. The Costa Kicans are said
10 have mad 500 killed.
Our minister, Wheeler, has addressed
= letter 10 Pres.den, Mora, relative 10
shooting American citizens, and protest
ing against his order for e1pe!ling all
American ci:izs rs from Contra! America
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Grape Vines Kiiiet.-Nos only are II

Grape ZINES Klled.-Nos only are the
more tender varieties Of fruit trees killed
out, but as general thing the grape
vines in all the gardens and vineyards
aereabouts are found to be destroyed
down to the very root. A crop may still
result, but it will be ligh, ons compay.
ed with former seasons. This is some.
thing Of q calamity, a. this county is q
large vine growing region, and becom.
Ing tar.famed for the excellence Of ito
wiaes. Bur. Gag.
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New YoaK. Aprl 25.

The condemned SLAYER Falmouth, re.
Gently seized in our harbor. was sold a.
the Navy Yard 10 Brooklyn to-day, with
her cargo aud fixtures, for "a .67S.
A message from Erie states that Z
mob are destroying the Const,tutisn
printing Office, and threatening ssdes,roy
the houses OF the Railroad men. The
mob originated, il 10 said, in . stree,
fight between young Walker and Coch-
laue.
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The Cry i &sA Thy Cosse.-A large
train Of emigran.s passed though tits e.
ty on their way TO svinnishsik County.
We learna from one Of the company that
they were from Illinois, end TIA, num-
Der Of families 10 the region Of country
they came fresn, were making prepaTa.
tions to smigTals 70 tho north western
part Of Iowa.-Du6sqss Rsps6!iesn, 2lfA
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Fire IN Miiposdkts - Fesr Eagisss
Bssne1.-The engine house Of the Lake
Shore Railroad. 1t milwaukee, was con.
sumsd BY fire. on Monday morning, and
four engines destroyed. Loss, 80 600
Or $50 900. There was no train from
Milwaukee, in consequence, in the mora
ing. The evening train rsaced Chicago
at Z last evening.
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Special Advertisements.
House Finishing.

THE subscriber having located him self in
i the town ef Upton is prepared to do plas-
tering Of all kinds and colors and outside work,
Rough cast initiated into brick, stone or mar
bic, fancy add ornamental work, plaster Of
paris, mouldings, cornish, centers. paper
hangings, &C. am determined to give salts
faction to all who may favor me with their
patronage. For further Information apply o,
or address J 4. LEABHART.
Upton, Feb. Is, SO. n76m.
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SAMUEL OEWELL,



WILL attend promptly 10 ali business. requiring
an agent such N
Buying and Sailing on Comnsission,
PAYING OF 1iXES
giving information respecting lands IN this coun
~ &c. Immigrants aud settlers ian get choice "
iections Of lands by calling at his office.
FOR SALE. Lots 1 and 5, Block II, town al
Rochester, upon which 10 situated a conforta.
BILE dwelling with cellar and well.
Also, Lot ., Bieck 20. town Il Rochester, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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naas0lmti0n.

OfSsOIutlOms
TIA partncrship heretofore existing between
R. O 1)ickinson L Co., Of Cambridge, Cedar
County lows. s this day dissolved, BY mutual
$500 ss".s., Ths buSness viii be continued ~
y navore 4 Co. by whom al claims %, enc
a".;u,t s.M arm Of 3. G. Dickinson + 20, WIN
~ y. ss..led r. c. DICKINSON 4 20.
Dsmbridse March 2ssh '5s.
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HOl1sEs FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale two comfort
i able dwelling houses situated in Upton
One il house of good size, and the other a
comfortable house for a small family. Beth
with good lots. 1861 JNO. II. STAR.
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Acrea

Acres, 6,431
with supply Of town lots In the town Of Tiptop.
AISo-A farm Of $50 acres Of first claee prsi-
RE, with comfortable house, young orchard
just commenced bearing, we'll watsrsd b. the
mort hbsa0ch Of Yankee Run, 70 acres Of timber
one nile south, Ill or any Of which may 10 hsd
BY applying to SAMUEL DEWELL,
General Land Agent st Upton, lo1A
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A Farm

OF so acres, in Iowa township, forsals; there
is house, and some 10 acres broke and under
ence, Is acres Il Timber.
n 13-tt Enquire ef Wells spicer.
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MEAT MARKET.

BEEF can be had regularly every morning
Sundays excepted, al theaii-Road Bazaar.
GEO RARRAS
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Sold Out.

All those knowing themss'ves lnosos ~. -
shaw. Baeley s Co, hy Book account OF o'ns.-
wise win please call aud settle the same iDS~
diately or cost will ensae; they will hod o -
n i-n SuAw, BAGrEY, ; Co
DUREAUS.-2 doc. Bureaus Of dlfisrsn
ID patterns, received ard for sale By
n8-t WILLIAMS &oO"Ls.
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Storm II New York and V,cinity-N.
York. April 22.-The gale Of yesterday
and last night did considerable damage
in thus vicinity. Many trees were up.
rooted, buildings unroo, u aud TIVE OF
three church spires demolished. One Of
the spires VI the new Congreg atlonal
Church in Brooklyn fell upon and stove
in the roof Of the church, doing much
damage.
The immense cross on 81. James ca.
thedral, in James st., Brooklya, was al.
so blown down. Considerable injury was
dsne to the shipping 10 the docks.
A schooner. unknown, was driven
ashore Ut rhrog's Neck.
The Aspinwall mail steamer did not
60 out, bu, anchored in the North River.
The Sound steamers remained in their
docks Up to midnig ht.
.Norning.-The wind has lullsd bu,
he - in continues AT intervals.
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QNG HANDLE sPADEt cheaper shsn ever
u Of Laoxviil IL RAY Co
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Interesting Decision By tAs Court Of
Claims.

WAsHISsToS, April %.
An interesting case was decided BY
the Court of Claims to-day. The 9th
article Of the Florida treaty provided sut.
isfaction for injuries to the Spanish in.
habltants Of that territory who had SUI.
fered by the operations Of the American
army tn 1912. The acts Of Congress full
fill the obligations embodied 10 the amount
of nearly q million Of dollars, together
with an in,eres, Of about one million five
hundred thousand dollars, which latter
has not been paid. A petition having
been fled for 81 800 claim, heretofore
allowed, the Court Of Claims hold Mat
the Florida Judges were not authorized
TO act as an ordinary Cour. but as Com.
missioners, the awards to be approved Of
BY the Secretary OF the Treasury: that this
arrangement could not be disturbed with
out authority OF Congress, which estab-
lished this mode Of complying with the
treaty stipulation. That question Of in.
.erest mus, come under thersview of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, from whose
decision there can be no appeal.
Sudge Scarborough considered that the
hundred. Q! thousand dollars involved,
sunk into insigni6cance, compared with
the impor,an. principle presented. He
delivered an elaborate opinion differing
from Gllchrist and Blackford. A re.
hearing was granted.
Advice. have been received from Com.
Salter, Of the Brazil squadron. stating he
had returned from Rio from sscor ting
on, to sea the steamer America. which
j, was supposed. had been f,ted on, Al
Ne W York as Russian priyaieer, and
she had no. been moles,ed by The Brilisf
Admiral, q S previously threatened.
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Far Fetched One Of our exchanges,
the Schoharie Republican published some.
where in the Empire Safe, makes quite
reference 10 the recent s.ill' between us
and the Junior Of the Register, bu. does
not give satisfactory reference TO our
town. He says:
away off somewhere 10 that region Of far
west known o. the gooily and fertile state OF
Iowa, there 10 iowa rejoicing in the euphonioua
. name Of Upton Whether this IL the town
lately described ty western correspondent q.
containing population Of three white men the
| rest Of the inhaoitonts being Irish, niggers and
Dutch We are unable to say"
Well, if he cannot cay, Just let him
take our word for it, and say tina, il is .
town Of 1900 inhabitants al! vkite-
that we have half dozen or so Of Irish
a few Germans, but they are all whit,
folks. and that there is DO. single mig
ger in the place we mean Of the Ain
can race. That il is prosperous p!ac,
having prospect tor several railroad
and keeping up It's row with any tow
III the State.
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that might have hsen my last, had not Pro,il
dence made preparations for my rescue Al
vas rtSdy, fHe old has was sdvancing slow
iy, probably wss o,neeanplatiag ths lrst way
Of despatchilg me. whiA her sons should b.
engaged with the Indian, | Was several times
on the eve of rising and shooting her on the
spot but she was not "a he punished thus. -
The door Was ssdsisnly opsncd and there gu
tcrsl two stout trAvelers, each with long ride
on his shoulder. bounced upon my feet, and
naAing them most heartily welcome, told them
ho~ well it wAs NJ ~ that they should have
arrived st that uduAeut
The tale wss told In nomeat The drunk
ca soas WEIR secured. aud the woman. In spite
Of her defense and vociIeutions, shared the
same fate The wounded Indian fairly danced
with JOY, aud gave w 10 understand that "A he
could NOT sleep for pain, hs would watch ovrr
Us fou may supposs that We slept much lesa
than We talked The two stranesrs told uss
that they themselves had once been In simi
laI situation.
The next morning our capt,ves we're unbound,
snd after intiicting on them proper chsstis.
n,ent. and suitably rewarding the friendly In
dian, we set oh towards the settlements. Dur.
ing upwards OF twenty I've years. When my
wsodrings extended to all parts Of the coan
try, this was the only time AT which my life
was In danger from my fellow creaturas In
decd. 50 little risk do psv-leu run iu the L
States. that Ne Que born there ever dreams Of
any danger 10 be encountered on the rosd and
can only account ior this occurrence BY sup
posing the inhabitants al the cabin were not
Americans.
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kroa .As ysssnsl Of Cen..aets.

THE annexed article, which W. wrote au
publisbe,l about n wear aimee M e,ae,ly t,,s m.
market at the present moment, that W rcpea
II Tor the bcuel, ot whom Il NAV concern
ias fArk>s."> ~ sL.'rn This clap
uaP eApN~s'on m commonly usd oy 'he fa
''on's's ~ synoo'meas WITH the principle O
Popa'At sovereignty scsodSi'ed IN The n a''sA'
NeofAsAs law sareiy YOU arr not IN ia,oI
!" 'ue extension OF slavery says political
i,srsoa 10 PLAIN hone"' democrat who Knows
'aA 'ne lsop'e cannot sam'y b. trusted to
'''anaxe the'r own anAirs, the whole theory OF
Tpasi,can government s = farce aud hum
pug DO" YOU ,e' that this Infamous Ne
orAsAA mw extends slavery over territory
Ary" enough Tor mighty empire. nom which
Was excluded ny that sarred compact, the
Missouri Compsem.se surely you are too
good = man 10 sanction such an outrage against
oo snd humanity The poor fellow u pal-
Heu oy thn sophstry, and awef by the anath-
ders his Judgment 10 his spiritual adviser. and
,Fe"mes us'on's!' There are Thousands Of
JUST such csses, We have no doubt
=, Vow 'he isct s that popular sovereignty is
'he grand sAsgaard OF freedom. and the grand
opponent oi slavery II has sansshed slavery
IRON Maine. New iiampshirs. Vermont. Mass
scnosetts, Rhode Island connecticut. New
tosk. New jersey. Pennsylvania Ohio. iudi
sas asis''.s' A'os.ssa. "s@ i,a s"i lowe
'. last banlshing 70 from t,elaware- and will
ultimately do the Sane io Maryland Virginia,
ksntarky aud other s'avehoiding MATES Why
nV'rga'a to-day u slave holding community :
i'rsaase The pr'nc'p'e ot th" ansas Nebraska
law was not permitted to opsra'e 'hcr, but
ns o.et,hrowh shd 'smpei under loot by
the British Government II lsa matter of
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ny ArpupoN

On my return iron the Upper Mississippi,
found myself Obliged 10 cross one Of the vii
prairiss which in that portion Of the Unite
States vary the appearance Of the country
Tbs weather was 6ne. oil around rnc wss /
fresh and blooming rs II Il just issued from Ii
bosom OF nature Ny knapsack. my gun, an
my dog, we're all had for my baggage 40
company. The track which followed Was .
odd Indian trail and - dsrtnexs ovcrshsdov
ed the prairie ] ielt some desire 10 reach {
least cop~, in which ! nigh, liz down Z
rest.
The night hawks were skinlming over ao
around Inc, attracted by the baxxing wings q
the beetles which form their food, aud the dis
tant howling OF wolves gave NE some hope tha
should arrive st the skirt Of some woodland
| did 80. and almost ut the instant. u lire lgh
attracted my eye, | moved towards il; iull o
conhdenve that il procosiel from the camp o
some wandering Indians. | WAS mistaken,
discovered from its glare that II came from III,
hearth d y small log cabin, and that tall dg
ure passed and re-passei between il and me a,
il busily engaged in household duties
| reached the spot and presenting myself y,
the door, asked tall figure which proved L
be woman. il ! might take shelter under he,
roof for the night Her voice was gruf', and
her attire negl,geo'ly thrown sheu' v She
answered in The affirmative. walked in ,ool
q wooden stool. and quietly srsted mvSelf by
the fire. The next obirc, that attracted nv
attention was finely formed younp Indian
resting his head between his hand, with his
elbows between his knees Ions how rs.tel
against the log wall near him While = ouan,i,v :
o: arrows and two or thre, raccoon AZ inc law a
his feet. He moved moi, he snnsrsn,Iv hr,s,h.
ed not.
Accustomed ,o The h.b;,s of ,h, Indians
and knowing tha, thew nav little attention 20
the approach of ciyilin,i strsnv,rs Icircuu,.
stance which in some couu,ri,s' !, considrr,,
a. evincing the apathy of their chsr~ctrrl |
addressed him in French. A language moi uu !.
freauentIy known IN tho ,conle In that neioh.
borhood.
lie r.is@,l hi. he..I. noin,,,i 4, am, of h,s .v-u
with his finger. and caye me a glance with In.
other. Ills face was covered with blood The
fact was. that an hour before this a, hc was In
the act of discharoins AN arrow st a rseoon In
the ton of tree. Inc arrow sLit uno. ,h, cori
and snranp bsck with sucb yiolenc. ,n,o h,s
right eve a, 10 DESTROY Il C,rever
Esel,,r h.norv / ;ro,;,.I ~, .,., -, 4.
I ~,.s nv Co., S,,nS ..,. 80 o..
not TO lie seen; but many large sntanned bear
and buffalo hides lay piled in corner. | drew
q 6ne time piece from my breast, and told the
woman that il was late, and that was Glti gussi
Sho hal e~pied by watch. the richness Of which
seemed TO operate on her selings with electric
qnisknsss, She ,old N" there was plenty of
,s,nov;ns ,ts .sh.. I shn.li a., ., p,,, w.
'N"'"''''3 w ~'s" s"""'o "'u - '"h'' put
my watch lad struck her fancy, aud her curl
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TLe f,l'ovisg remarkable cciaeiJ.are t.* %.
p.A9s 10 3, Yrtpi. County. Ark ssTi unS
slee, "A oe-eyed iosD stor ooesyse ma's
"a. srrssssd Ny oneeysi 'bsrh 'nh 'r'"i De
for~ a zoe EYED ottnr
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| kNickNRsoCksR Tor Aurust Il a canifa
number The follow l,c ,.1 ~. .,.laS g.,
IN, ,.l,,os. ,.,l.. '''~
VOW"
w "'''o'nsn ascnoafoom, oo u certain
~ sI..,' .".r "eiu'an Jew who was slowly
..s ss"1v nAA"H a's p,u' was ad'ireard by
~ " s'AoueI VIZ" There Is very disa.
s~se oaos ae"t here what san 3. bsT
x...s@ u, sep'"N'. a''.es''"une'y. dat ssh my
W., lassy ysf S-Teeen Why don't yoa ~
Wv. ,o'% nv. .n' % 1Soo" soa no, m'ng'e with gentle
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