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MAIL LErTrKG.-SAM'L LEWIS, Esq, o.
the National Hotel, in this place, has taken
the contract for carrying the mail daily
Except Sundays,) between here and Wheel
ing, for the sum Of one cent per annum.-'
The route is to be divided mere, and DAN
b. EDsos, of Fairview, has taken the route
from this place to Cambridge, for 81 ,499.
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5f(arriro.


Or Thursday 29th ult., by Rev. I. Jones, Mr.
ROBERT WRIGHT, of ST. Clairsville, and Miss
SALLlE SIPE, of Morristown Ohio.
The printers were duly remembered by the happy
couple. Apply tie rules of the craft, BOB, in lif,
remembering always to put the heads Of short arti
cles in SMALL CAPS, and may you always be blessed
with fat copy. and wh"n the great foreman make!
ready your life proof sheet, may you be allowed
time to correct errors and revise the sheet before
goes to press.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. N. C. Worthingtor
Mr.. OSBORN AcToN, and Miss. MARY f. LLOYD
both cf Belmont county o.
BY the same in Wheeling, on the 29th inst
Mr.. GEoRsE w. TURNER. of Morristown O. anc
Miss. MARY +. LAwTHER. OF Wheeling Va.
On the Sd inst. by Rev. John Mof1at Mr.
ROBERT GRAHAM. and Miss AMELIA E. Nc Gov
MEL.
On Thursday, 29th ult., in Richmond, Jefferson
Co., Ohio, Miss JULIA Cook, anc Dr., J. {. MARS
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RUIZ OFF.-Mr. PETER WooDMAHsEE and
lady met with quite a serious accident or
Sabbath last, Immediately West of town.
Their horse ran away, throwing them out Of
their buggy, and injuring them both. Mrs
W., we learn, is very severely, if not dan.
gerously injured. Mr.. WIS injuries are
slight.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The May or's elec-
ton yesterday resulted in the success oi
Magruder, Union candidate, by 80 majority.
For Alderman, Councilman and Assessor
majority OF Americans elected.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
p. J. Bar;hGleU ct al. and Truen Brother
and Company
VS.:
Mott and Fordyce
DY virtue Of two Executions in tue
a Dabove named cases directed from the Court o
Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio, will offei
for Sale at Public Auction on
~, Saturday, June %, A. ,. 1856
between the hours of % o'clock, a. NJ. and o.
clock p NJ of said day. at the front door of the Court
House. in st. Clarsvie, Belmont county, ONO, the
following described lands and tenements, .Situ.it
lying and being in said. county of belmont, .and
State of Ohio, bounded anc described as follows
to wit:
Beng the southwest quarter of section 90, town
hin a and range in the Marietta "a ID district, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty nine and fourteen
hundreths; a. so, the south west half of the south
west quarter OF section IS township and range in
the Marietta and district containing Sixty five acres
and Ninty four hundreths Also, the North west quI
of section 9a township :, and range 6, contaiuTI
One hundred and Sixty acres, also Lois in the Town
of Temperan ceviIe, to witt Nos. s. 6, & Z, 9, II
H. 25 60, and FOnr acres of land, assigned by the
Commissioners oftae t3D tract for water privi
Iege g. herel ofo sold to Samuel Fordyce.
Sherifs Office, st. Clarrsville, May g. ls56.
JOHN e. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
$500 by HUGH McNEELy. DIP sheriff
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STILL THEY coxE-We have made large
additions to our list of subscribers this week
and the cry is-still they come We thank
our friends for their efforts in our behalf.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

rThe New York Times. the prospectus
cf which appears in another column, is one
Of the most reliable journals in the Union,
and for variety and amount of reading mat
ter is not excelled by any.
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5]tltS /

On Wednesday May 9th, at Marinsville,
Mrs. RALsroN, wife of A. RAIsToN OF that place
We learn by the Enterprise, that her remains were
inferred a. Hopedale in Harrison Co., on Friday.
On the 10Th ult., at his residence, in Smith
township, NJ. DAVID MILLIGAN in The Goth year OF
his age.
The deceased was native Of Ireland, Antrim
county, and emqrated 10 this county in 1921, where
he resided until his decease.
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Yours sc.
SCHOLARS, FRIEND.
BRIDGEPORT o. May "a. 1856.

HoNouay's Ointment and Pills, an unfail-
ing Remedy for Scrofulous Sores.-The eld-
est son of Anthony Barnet, aged ii, of Gal
weston was an awful sufferer, with scrofu-
lous sores on his limbs the parents took him
to several doctors, and did all in their power
to alleviate him, but he only became worse.
A sister of Mr.. Barnet, who had been cured
of bad leg by Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, took the child under her protection,
stating she would try what effect a few weeks
residence with her would Go, no sooner had
she got him at her own house, than she tried
Holloway's Ointment and ills, they soon
caused an improved appearance in the shild,
and after using them about ten weeks, every
symptom of his disorder had vanished like
snow before the sun such is the power o
these wonderful remedies! They will also
cure all disorders of the skin.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Marr Graft, Ell. al,

Charles Barron Et al.
Dy virtue Of mandate me directed fromthe Court
Dof Common Please of Belmont county OHIO, lwH
offer for sale at Public Auction on
Monday The 23d day Of June A. D. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock M
of said day at the front door of the Court in ST.
CiairsvIe Belmont county Ohio, the following. de-
sc rihed lands and tenements as follows to wit. !y-
ing in the county of Belmont and adjoining the
town of Bellare being two parcels of land described
as follows wit the rst parcel being the one :con-
veyed to the said Barron, by one Hiram McMechen
by deed bca ring date the ie day of November, 1851
apd recorded being that parcel lying east of Lot No
l3 in the town of Beiiaire aud bounded east by the
Ohio River west by water street, heii:s gu feet on
water street 10 feet the river, and bearing from
the said water tothe water Of the river, ihe
other tract being the same as had heeu conveyed to
The sa id Barron by Robsts ID. ONeii. and duly re-
corded being directly east Of Lot No Is in the town
of Belaire hcins 60 feet the river, the sahe on
which the said Barron had Erected Ware House,
rum ing from the sal ser stT et to the river ad
Joining the other parcel conveyed by the said Nc
Mecken and all the water privileges more particu-
larry described in the Deeds of Cow eyences in the
said order of SALE the first described parcel apprase
at $40 the second described parcel appra sed al SIS.
Sheriffs office 81. C!airsvilIe May 22 1856.
JOHN C.NlCHOLS Sheriff.
s5.2j Ry trGu McNEELY DPSherif
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CONVFNTION

PROVIDENCE, June 3d.-The American
State Convention met Ito-day. About loo
delegates present. Fillmore was repudiat-
ed by vote of 60 to 90.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont county the undersigned sppoin
ted e qualified as Adminissrator de ;bonis non with
the will annexed of the estate of Samuel Dunn,
late of Belmont county, deceased.
Ali those indebted said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment; and those having Claims
against said estate, notified 10 present them for
settlement within year from this date.
: JOSHUA PIGGOTT, Admin strator
de ho mis- son with the will annexed
MAY q, Is56. 3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

bTbe Abolitionists have nominate
GERRIT SMITH, OF New York for President,
and SAMUEL MCFARLAND, of Pennsylvania,
for Vice President.
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DR.. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LIklMENT.

~ .o,h;,,,;o, W. s,;,.h,s. rx,,.r,.5 mr. S.;.r
70 coi"inao, - .., atsu -" ss'en
une piheiPes ".'u I " W pi.'. .os, !" A,Iueu
iorn, possesshs is,e :ne'leinai ~! auAIeS' nne
useu tA.eInay ~ ass upo VIE Ps,1 oaPaIts ulsesseu
ny s'u'a',Ms 'e 80 ;n,, , .nen
Inu a..,oi s Su 1900 is NV, ny .e ,,' ,
vha,y 20 .iie 80 pa,. y, peits tuo.e.y '.stor
,ns 'nc ~ saS ~ ,,or. III, :; gu, SUI .amt @ ;1 .ne ss
r Ta rn S,i,'on, uSe a'J i9;e y. ~. @ o.. q -
arn,; tuc J - fss.,,nn,' ,n a. % mnnar n. ~ "
"u''',. on" ~ 49,: i w VI
nolse ,ieuiI1 , pI ri, :. 'a.a r'no"Si @ :. ni,
h;, es. y, !, rseai a., ,.,. :, - ia i a' I. f''
ny '..'i"s , - -. "i,'' ~,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

June 2 From the few returns received
of the municipal election, it is supposed
the whole American ticket has been elected.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
James Giuen,
-~4i Us:
81 "a
"a b Albon Wilkinson.

----r te,in Attachment.
DYvirtue of an order Of sale to me
II pdi,ected from the Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont CountyI wlRofer for sale at Public Auction on
Mondaythe 2ard day ofJune. A. d. 1856
between the hours Of TO o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p A. of said day. the front door of the Corr, Hous'
in st. CIai sve, in sail county, the following descr
bed lands and tenements, to wit;
Lot No 10 in the Town of the Great western, III
said county, and appraised at SaO:OO:
Sherff's Office May % 1856.
JOHN. e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
81 By HUGu McNEELY DIP. Seritf.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
Brooks Tibbols d Tulton and Rattda ".
Jones,
80 Us:
Meander Mot, et al
10y virtue of two Executions i'll the
nahoye named cases directed from tho ourt Oh
Common Please of Belmont County Ohio Will OTTER
for sale at Public Auction On
= Saturday, June %. A. D. 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'cl,ck m&4 O'Clock M Of
said day. at the 'front.' donr of the Courthouse in St
CIairsvie Belmont county Ohio, the fol ON ing descri
bed lands and enamens situate lying and being in the
county Of Belmont and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows TO wit:
Being part of the North west quarter of section l5'
to wnsh 4, and range d containing s1i acres; also.
part of ihe North east nd North west quarters of
sections e6 wnship and range G. ming Seven
acres also the olIowiu nam .ii ITS in the Town OF
Barnesviie, to wiz Ms. l6.-lfs-:55.
Sheriif's Office May 90, 1885,
JOHN G. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
$500 BY Ruen McNKELY DIP. sheriff
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. Notice is her
Il aIby,gyen that at the Probate Court for Belmont
County, the undersigned was appointed and qualified
as Executor oPeter Snedeker Decd. late OF Belmont
Go.
All those indebted to said estate, requested
make fmmeliale payment and those having claims
against said estate are notified to present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
josiah SNEDEKER.
June S, 1856. 81. Executor
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Commercial Matttrs,
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT of receipts and selling prices
OF BEEVES, MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES,
SH EP and LAM S, and SWINE; with a care
fully prepared account of the number quality
and price OF BEEF CATTLE, at the great
Wednesday market at Washington Drove yards,
4lth-st. Prepared every week, expressly for the
New-York Tribune, by Solon Robinson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

SPRING, welcome as she is TO the lover oil
natsxe begins with her ever changing. ever
varying weather, of sunshine, clouds. storms,
heat and cold. diseases that must be guarded
against. We know of no medicine for this
particular season that begins to compare with
Carriers SPvEIsH MIXTURE, which, by its tonic
action on the liver, so fits the system for the
multfarious changes, that those who use it
enjoy health, while others around them are all
complaints.
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&otal gnttlligerlte,

TEE CBkokIcLE FOR THE CAMPAIGs.-As
the coming campaign bids fair to be one OF
more than ordinary interest we have con-
cluSed to offer the CHRokIcLE for the cam
n,;cn. from June 18th to December LIST, at
the following rates, in advance:
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AGENTS! AGENTS.!
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED

Persons sending me their address, will q all (pos
pad) flI de scriptve catalogue of my Books, and
with instructions operate that will enable them
make from $50 % 500 per month. The list compr
ses oy er 100 New and Popular Books. Address D.
RUIISON Quaker City Publishing House, 10 S. 3rd
ST. Philadelphia. Or living West, to II. NJ. RULI
SON. Cincinnati, OhiO.
p s. Editors o any regular weekly ewspaper OF
monty periodicals, throughout the United States
giving the aDove advertisement four or inser
tions in cuding this notice. and sending Copes
the papers, &C., containing the same sh,li have
copy OF Brother Mason the Circuit Rider TenY ear.
| a Methodist eacher, hook Containing 32O pages
I2mo. Bound in beautiful style, mailed to their ad
dress post paid.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

EDWARDS g. BROWN.
II. ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsville
A. C. MARTIN, ST. Clairsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. G. Bethel. Flushing.
r. S Clark, Morristown. :
II. II. Mott, Rarnesyille.
Nj. P. Miles & Son, Somerton.
ers in Medicines everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

TThe thermometer stood at 26 OIL
last Friday night. while on Tuesday i
ranged as high as SO in the shade.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

gE>HERE is no longer a question, or
auain,ed with the advantages the Cleveland Wool
Depot offers for the sale of Woods, of its Importance
and pr acticabiiity
Located as il ~ at the outlet o. the great wool
growing West, being of easy access To wnolgrower
and merchants, and withiu ~ hours me OF the
most distant manufactures oil New England, pos
sesses great advantages.
Manufacturers, excepting those who are engaged
as Spectators in ools speak IN the highest terms
of his sysIeu and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving frnm our woo growing friends. have
lated us increase Our etiarts To make tins
house what il should bea safe and reliable Channel
for ,hc sale Of their woods. IL has surmonntod all
brought against any enterprsehy class OF specua-
tors opposed it, and it nuw has lnore aud stronger
recomn,end id atoms than eter. We have spared no
pains nor expenses in making ample Arrangements
for all who may wish to avail themselves at the ali
yantaurs arising from this manner Of grading and
selling woods. Merchants, and wool-.rowers, who
wish to realiza their woos on delivery at our De-
itn can he accommodated with liberal advances
f desired sacks i'll he sent heretofore To those
wishing to send us their wool, and WOOL, TWiNE
for tying up feeces. will be furnished al from IL t
% per pound.
When several In one neighhorhood wish ms Ia for
ard sack or twine, we prefer sending TO one ad'
dress Our customers IN Illinois, and tho Western
States will find that ordering sacks from Va VIII
save them much trouble and insure the safe arrival
of the wool here sacks all numbered. ana
stamped .Cleveiand Wool Depot aud after being
flied by consiguors. will require no o:hei ms'ks
We hope for a liberal patronage, our charges arc
low for handling and selling, aud we promise uuf
.mpIoyers that our undivided attention shall he Do
voted TO their intsre,t. Very Respect'uIy.
May 10, 5S3m oooUAth HCc.
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MI MANN'S Celebrated Axe. hand-saws
N hatchets, broad axes, augers,
door locks and handles of all
kinds pad locks, steel squares,
carpen:ets rules, sore ws. hinges
candl sticks, hand axes, table
knives, razors and general assort.
ment of hardware for sale by
II. ALEXANDER.
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Fss FsAr IH.Aassd assssss -sa res rAs..@I.a
CSMaGIss. AlsbAna-
ghe aEsl Monday Apn t's 7l sli Ssi a CAha~has
Daias soaS,, A9 7. vs. 9s Ss sesrss " u.r s = ~ SI ss
dea aaa q kell nsEses as. l9 .sss = sssf ~As An
III ass ss ), 49, easins ai gear, pnsss safe, 90
handed o,bsr sAls-l,t sss,s a "s = -a'
say siIaaa aks aua hisek ana neiains me Gins
ss > Kng P,snlsIisu Elusns Fiaes = LadlO~a q Lod
HsInrs Place and ms CFoss kHads ~ = sl4eh 10
a. esanay Improved boaunl erdHhes sdaiH.ng Simmer
hsa nss from me cry . sA VIA sssas ioas saasa
rusas garden ke ali IN hrsAas eonafnn lhr%s pHHts
Mons rs 5u u . Of m"samery ahouI 80
os and a ana araI -, me AlAeaaia hssI
~ nGEisae Tor srh'n'aiA ssI stssn oA
snd ace. pciuanE paalans, ga ms selma AAa
oassIs r-lroad body u End aboat o.een miles
1 = a Te -iS rad 10 and ~hieA dePoI the
Eaary VI Olhcr sHtAiioas ons ia 40 hs sena "iaaa
ia aes cy sA These PlanStans afr - me nshrs
ssA's = aeS easaa" .ss s"ps % s s s s T@s Sc Ne
uil .rll theu pnrchAscrs, NJ io I,O'e oo
weed lard . esn ay desired ard Win without thr
HsFr, ask plnnaan ,es cora po'ena = &C II s ,s, a
ihs sure ANY whdss the growing ~ H uees-
II ~ saia Srisy pTeaas % ne Erss oasyi December
yin ca, selma si - he aienea Aaaor1 rae
-uc asoranes advantages never bruFe presented
Sa @n DIsi Il A Sses ar r ysu put : aa anoa "a ar
"asshnKe for sale price 30 purchase
Tsr -nnrsons lerrity, transportation and
,na Eo~ns ps1sonn invesa,gAiou
prove salaetoa q rya hat Porison Of the Union
viii ao s prlsaley sr eash O % M ont q ue mosi bean
Tagabs a.d eran large brick buldinHs
including he largest and nuft dsrHby located Offices
A" very desirable HHimpoved large lots, and small
uaels lands m aud contiguous o Selma
A aoal ~ head hadsa eorsts anang which are ths cole
Blown Dk several superior brood several
sn'os sediHss coils, and nesa ." 1em from Shs very best
Amaas negroes trainer COED
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Te hsrrs Of hond ecas
sAs sae ~ Tsz&s tkr v~saas
febrNsys, i-aa ....
. TExAsrNx Drr ARrwssT, April II, ls56.
IIHFREAe tae sh s-cnn fesrunry, isS
w AB prnv,se of each cndItors
Requires s~cnra Trsnsury
pusac
Of th- when paymesu viii be made ua1er s~d
Asd whereas S by Ihs
and auiy pobissG. of
I-gsiafa As@HfuE
rV8~nc~s
Sc b. hcd thn a~pannt
NdsvI thsF.an snud a2ss NE is u June
the sad provides
shall be ang essdenc~ q
thiry before ns8c.s,
be prr~epa.d Treasury Deparsnests
Notice hereby mr. boadsrs Of bonds crbca>s
said 6ht haH b.
ercudss from al BENEFITS af sd acr-saHsy
iion u ihr
JAMES GUTHRIE,
AP B-lA~am Secretary fine Trrssavy.
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aN 6<<~s<-l


The ~ p<z>sA boSGs
tse pNyA-Saa 81 zoe sahscFuan bs z1ae Ia AayeACS.
DAaAA sahscrAsEs asy srwAsa AaOney isIsr, Pors
q which ~ Be- -d y @2 al Esak y SGTzsises4H 80
ssr
Ths COUNTRY FArEK paAAsh~d sskls 6aFIns NE
sions n c-Ass@a, sn1 saal ~s1Kiy aarsae lhs
sab~eEpoons os PERIOD year vii be received
laslAs gsapslaDce "a Aasys
prpo-TMAsr authorized a ~ HgeuIs ard
~ ssnaAx us yryx DAY sabscnhs1s go sBcossas
srrs sEmf-WEEKLY sahserihs ~4s S. sneussds viii be
a espy
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mo 513l
Notice

y tit temporary noftRHan0r ef tas Land 0oe a Kalassa-
sos IA the Sigss9 a lhsohigHA.
pONCREss apprDrra Ana IsS having aufhorE-d
irnpBV II hs asc. Ksar~z0a, nich
wth grs ar caed BE bg B0c. No 49,
hssFinr dzss November H. fss5-
a. b1Fefsrs brt DECLARED and made Inc sad
Der o alutnnAnce f
ase ID. eue w se r-spraea faf
arE1, ard eauunsed unIf fdxhtF noticr.
GVrH andsr hand cary WEshinrrsn day
AHIi, A. d. lsJ6.
TH0E. A. HENnRfCk-,
Camuhissienss af tbe Geuernl Land Orsce.
APT7-lawBw llnRe n snr
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" a -srh0taI q as land oos from cakaba Grsssrs
~ ths &ae ef 14Labaua.
IN hnenSaHAcs with CaHgrrs. entrea
An bci AuihrrLfne eMAnrs lscHuoa ID
npuvse March lss7 hardy c.1lss-a
w ana o. ta1 ths ~ae uf guaile LANDS
hLAhNnA ~A ~ removed from ths
s,srs uS'y ny hHns sss oiT wA-REtsn. a.y
~ uEdsf q ihs Prszdenls ..u...
TH0S. A. HENnRTCEa.
Csuimisstuusr Of Do Lan@ OrHrn.
April E-lawtw rI-,.I -s,.,I
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s-Sss fer r~ss- Tins wsgl-Enupn,
~ a.. 1Hefer for vrmrs The hansr a. ar
80 te@s ~ ttss Da~uvSrs ssrN.s
-, - ahe ~tnn ne eurpsvxrr pr~ can
suprs,.s - sna erz netes 81 Fr~nnA. nbupaaaaT
Sc - 49, wsast- -hAss Npd hsuffui se~rY
- a~sssvnts~rp, ~
~. eeFss nf Ntrrsuis @HrYanra
- ~ fesasprN f-r gsnf~ruan arfa--nus
~ ~s ,rl - n@a rc-e. ~
ur.. = NashinEfaH- fsw hunaseA yaras wnansy
~ - - Guannssssn Casers a.scrfrsion ~ whic
a. HA @fhsFy aNa NJ ~ w
rs - susalHg 80 n~trnrs Geurrrtnwu.
Ha to sna - Fusns fla-n cnnrnaufrr
gRrs @NH"As FI@A " "nwa n@n aisn ~ sorn ~ ~
Ayae v. cALLAE, Nu,H,y FuhRc
No Ma syrrs1.
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