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T AND TITLES. MAGISTRATES

IL Summons and Recognzances; Commissions
to Examine Witnesses, Ca. Sa., Ca. So. on Sum.
Pro- Sub. ad Res, Writ in Attachment, &C., to-
gether with all kinds of Inv Blanks in common
use. For sale at the ENQUIRER OFFICE, and will
be sent by mail to any address, postage prepaid,
II One Dollar per Quire.
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SEWING MACHINES.
To Manufacturers. Planters and Private
Z 1dHVC1
Families.

1o oMduI4dCGCICIS, I1oAeC2o o o21o 2ASoeo
Families. "a
In purchasing such an article as SEWING
Il MACHINE: the true policy is to buy the best
I. NJ. SINGER & Co.'S GAZETTE, a beautiful
pictorial paper contains full and reliable inform
alton about SEWING MACHINES, and answers
all questions that can be asked on the subject
All who read this paper will learn how to pur-
chase Sewing Machine with which ST 900 year.
clear profit, can be made, and will be protected
from being imposed on by some of the humbug
Machines now before the public. Singer & Co.'s
Machine is arranged to do coarse and fine work of
every description. The Gazette may be obtained
gratis on application at any of Singer Co.'S OFF,
ces. Amachine can be seen in operation at the
Tailor Shop of Mr.. W. G. OWEN, of Yorkville,
s. C.. L. NJ. GRIST, at the ENQUIRER Office, is
an authorized agent. ..
Singer Co.'s Charleston Office, 824 King-st.
Principal Office, 923 Broadway, New York.
July 2, 1867. 20 If
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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
FIRST OF JANUARY, 1857!

SsVITHEN in the course of human events it
w becomes necessary for one one people" to
leave house and 60 to another--thisis therefore,
to cite and admonish all men that I,
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POLICE GAZETTE.

NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
~ This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals
is in the Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated
throughout the country. 1t contains all the Great
Trials Criminal Cases, and appropriate Editorials
on the same, together with information on Crimi-
nal Matters, not to be found in any other news
paper.
p@" Subscription 50 per Annum 81, for Six
Months, to be remitted by Subscribers, (who
should write their names and the town, county
and State where they reside plainly,)
To R. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor and Proprietor of
the National Police Gazette,
New York City.
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DOOTS AND SHOES-As cheap as they
I'D can be purchased in this market. For sale
by L. BLOOMBERG & BRO.
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wards turned out, the Yankee had plenty of
money about him, aud was merely playing
"possom" all the while.
His next object was to borrow a saddle.
In this he was also accommodated; and taking
Sleepy David from the tin cart, he scrambled
upon his back and took his station on the
course You never saw fellow sit on horse
so awkward in your life. Every one said he
would fall before had goue hundred yards
and some out of compassion urged him to
withdraw.
"Not by a darned sight," exclaimed he.
"Do you think I'm such darned fool as to
pay two hundred dollars and then withdraw
and not run arter all ?"
Others, who wanted to see the sport,
thought it would cost some broken bones, en-
couraged him to proceed, saying as they
laughed aloud, they had no doubt but he
would carry off the purse.
"That's what mean to do," said he,
"ain't come here for nothing, can tell you.
Wake up, Sleepy David and look about you
you must have your eyes open to day, it's
no time to be snoozin' when there's money
at stake"
The horse, as if he understood what bis
master was saying, pricked up his ears, and
actually began to show signs of life.
The signal was given to start. Away
went Southern, with the speed of lightning,
and leaving Sleepy David far in the rear
and the pedlar vergipg from one side to the
other, as if he was just ready to fall off.
But theyimproved as they proceeded ; the
pedlar sat more jookey-like, and the horse
evidently gained upon the others,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
PENDLETON MESSENGER,
A WEEKLY JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO
NEWS, MORALS AND LITERATURE,
T0 DE- PUBLISHED At
PENDLETON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
PROSPECTUS

IflE Subscriber proposes to publish a week
Il ~ journal ut Pendleton, under the above
carti"n, at Two Dollars per annum, invariably
III advance, the publication to commence rs
soon us sufficient number of subscribers shall
be sent in to justify expense Of publication
payment to be made on the receipt of the Fl rst
number. Post Masters, and all others friendly
to our enterprise, arc respectfully solicited to
"'d us in getting up subscribers to the paper,
and forwarding their names Immediately to the
subscriber, at Pendleton $. c. Be particular
In sending the name of the State. County and
Post Office, with the subscribers 3 name.
The Paper will be Of common size, printed
on clear type. It's columns will be devoted to
Hews, Morals and Literature. 1t will be an
dependent in all things and neutral in no.
thing" 1t shall be our aim always to make it
i" welcome visitor to each family and indvid
ual who may favor us with their patronage.
The brethren of the press, favorable to our
enterprise, will confer u particular favor on us,
BY giving OUR Prospectusn few Insertions, and
noticing il edtorially.
VIM. LIVELY.
Pendleton, July, 1857.
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The ART OF VIs1rING.-The art of Wis
lting says the Boston Post, is well worth a
special treat'es-Whom to visit-when to
visit-ho@ long 10 visit-these would form
the staple of useful essay, If any BODY
would. take the trouble to write i.
and would write It clearly. Some people
visit nearly alt tire time, and so waste tlieir
own lives and their friends subsistence :
some rarely visitat all and some deny them.
selves and sthsR neishbors one of the great
est pleasures of social existence. Some peo.
pie make their visits 80 short that they are
not worth the trouble they cost; Others
stay 50 long that the visit becomes "visi-
tation"-iike fever or famine. AS use is
always essential to excellence in any art,
only these' who have certain, amount oi
practice. know how. to- visit aueH while
those who visit too, fnuch sin IN another
way, and become bad visitors f6osi impru.
dence and .oaFslesshess. But we ara wri.
ting an esssy whiel We only add, in con-
eliasier, that all p1es must vary moro or
J less Win the character of the visitor. As
tie old epigram says2
What smiIcs and welcomes would p;vs
Some freads to see Zach day live -
And yet Shat treasures would pay
H's0n'e would always atay awsyi ~
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Christs Entry Into Jerusalem.

lhe g"rn rose fair DER Palestine,
And tinscd will, holy light
Judca 5 hill; and vcrdant pluins,
And Si"n's sacred height.
For jesus halowcd footsteps trod
That morn the blessed Sac,
Aud sweet hosannas waited came
On every passing gale.
The palm tree raised its branches high,
In heavens bright flood To lave,
The willows dropped their, tender boughs
IN Jur.lnn's sacred wave.
The bright hucl birds Of Palestine
Burst fortl. in frcshing song,
And the white lily bowed its heal
as Jesus passed along.
The gathering crowd, with shouting spread
Green branches in the way;
For never To this stricken carti,
Had come so brigt day.
In meek anil lovely garL arnycd,
Moved he, the glorious One;
For man he condcsccn,lcd thus
Gods own beloved Son.
Down from the portals of the skies,
Salvation brings to mau;
And louder songs the angels sing
To sec Gods wondrous plan.
Throw open wide your welcome gates
To Him your Savior king;
Throw open wide your temple doors,
And take its glory in.
Fair chillren Of Jerusalem,
How bright your joys throng;
How sweet your lisped cadenccs,
How beautiful your song.
"IIosanna to our King! they cry;
And as they shout anI sing.
The green hills echo the reply,
"IIosanna to our king!"
IIosanna's loud and louder rise
From out the gathering throng,
And glad responses ring from far,
And rcnLs the heaven with song.
"uosanna to our Savior King,
To David's blessed Son
IIosannn in the highest heavens
Thy reign OH carths begun"
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EA IlW =
1& AYERS
0e::E!:A 80! PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FA AMILY PUYSIC

m THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective p'rEatiye pill which could be rettedian as
sure anu perfectly sale in its operation. This has
Ccch prepared TO meet that demand and an extern
siyc trial of its virtues has concusycv shown with
What success it accompanies tho purpose designed.
make the best of ali pUs - ono which should d SnxS VI
none Of the objections, but all the advantages. of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient ithcrto that almost every purgative
medicine Is acrimonious and irritating; to tho bow.
els. This is not. Many Of them produce much
gripping pain and rcvusion in tho system MS to moro
thnn coMnterbalancc the good to be derived fioni
them. These 1,iNs produce no irritation or pain;
unless it arise from previously existing obstfuc:
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being, bhfcly
vegetable no harm can arise from their Use in hffS
quantity; but 1t is better that any medicine should
bc taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
picablc are given on the box: Among the com:
may mention Liver Compaat, in its various forms
petite, 1stlcssncss, Irritabty, Bilious Headache
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and L"ins for, i'll truth, all these are but tic
aperIcnt they afford prompt ond relief in Co.'S
tlvcncss Piles, Collie Dyscntcry, Tlumurs Scrofulo
and Sc'rvy, Colds with soreness Of tho body, Ulcers
and mp"rity of the blood Irregularities; in short,
any anu every case where purgatlre il required.
They have also produced some siigulurly sue
ccSsu cures III rheumatism, GOut DrOpsy, Gravel,
Erysrclas, Paptation IF the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should he freely
taken in the spring nf the year. to purify tho blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action. and restores the appe-
titc and visor: They purify the blood and. by their
s,imrlan action the cirruatory system, reno
v'tc the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of The whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous. even
though no serious arrangement exists hut un-
necessary dosing should never bc carried too far,
as every purgative mctlirnc reduces the strength,
when taken to excess The thuSumtl cases in which
physic is required cannot be c,mcr: ted here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason Of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
s;.S Swet n"..cr pa5pnsc than any thing which has
virtues once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when i" need Of a
pleasant to tuke, and being purely vegetable, no
harm arise from their i'll any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper ON the Eos.
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A Barbecued Irishman.

The weather was considerably cold, and
the hour being very late, the lamps in the
car were very nearly burned out, andonly a
dull red flame made the gloom in the cars
more visible. The,cars started Immediately
after he had got on board, and he went
grouping about for a seat. The passengers
were lying every which way, some occupy
ing one seat and some two. Here was a
lady, her head reclining upon the shoulders
of her husband, their heads dropping to-
gcther, and their gentle snorcs mingled to-
gcther in n single-barrellcd repose. Here a
young one was costly Hathaway, occupying
an entire seat, and the cushions of two or
three other seats furnished an admirable
shake down for Others. Fat groped his
; way around among them 20 find him a
place to rest himsclfin, and us he felt about,
the stirred-up ones vented their rage in
growls and curses most dreadful to hear.
Pat finally concluded that there was no scat
for him, but observing dark mass in the
centre Of the car, lcisurcy seated himself
thereon, and in a few moments was in the
land ot Nod, adding to the general aggregate
snorc in that car Ii; some private nasal mu-
sic Of his own. In q 81. ort time aftcrward
! tatS oi"iNSil'th opoStfhso tbaL LilC llfO was
most out, filled up the stove with wood, and
soon a general warmth began Stealing
through the car, and through the tissue Of
Pats pantaloons. In few minutes there.
after Pat awakened from frightful dream
in which he imagined that he was being
boiled in Tophct, and that some ouc ordered
him to be well done. lie felt an unaccount-
able heat in the largest part of his person,
and moved himself to another spot, with the
intention Of continuing his snorc. But it
was no so. lie slid about on tho top of tic
stove, which he had adopted for a seat by
mistake, for some time, and finally as the
cars stopped at a station, with a piercing
yell lie sprang from his roost, and with his
coat tails and the seat OF his trowscrs on fire.
he strcakcd out from tho car and shot
himself large end foremost into a snow bank.
uo rubbed himself thoroughly for some
timo and as the cars started again, he csmo
| aboasd. Upon being saked what lho matter
was, he exclaimed: "rho matter, is it?. Holy
Moses, and tho whole back part ono burn
cd to powdher. Be jabers, yez can can cut
cooked steaks off 8 any part of me, an the
most ax thin well r.done!" Tho crowd
laughed, and at the next station ho had for
gotten that he had been barbocued, and
praisipg up this glorious couutlFy as tho
other twin Of his swate Erin.
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The State Of Solsth Carolinu,
Abdeuiils Distriet--Ia tie, Cos,n,on Pleas. s;

Hooeo'ttS Dtstfcs--In he>C common Pkc0s.
william wilson, - %>~,-
rs Foreign Attachment
jas. "A. Liddell. } Themson Fair Attorneys.
"hereas the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
" day Of April eighteen hundred and s6f-'
ty seven, fie his declaration against tlles.Ds.
fendant, who. it is said, is absent from sand
without the limits of this State, and hasl;n eth.
er wife nor attorney known with the eaisse.
upon whom copy of the said declaratfbn
might be served.- ssss.
1t ia therefore ordered, that the saids Be.
fendsnt do appear and plead to the said .decln.
eighteen hundred and fifty.eieKf otherwise
final and obselute Judgement will then bagiv,
en- and awarded against hims n g.
MATTHEW MCDONNELL, &c q.
Clerks Cfce, April IL 1851 5l-ly.ss
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The New-Mown Hav.

When swallows dart from cottage caves.
And farmers dream of barley sheaves
When apples peep amid the leaves,
And woodbines scent the way
We love to fly from daily care,
To breathe the country buxom air
To join our hands and form n ring
To laugh and sport-and dance and sing,
Amid thencw .mown hay.
stranger comes with eyes Of blue:
Quotll he, ann Love, the youth and true
| wish to pass an hour with you,
This pleasant summer day"
"Comc in come in you saucy elf
And wllo', your friend l'-'ris friendship
self"
"Comc cach-comc both, our sports to share
There's welcome kind, and room to spare,
Amid the ncw-nOwu hay"
The ring is formed but who arc these!
"Comc, tell your crrand if you please;
You look so sour and ill at case,
You dim the face of day"
"Ambition |" jealousy u and strife -
And 's;corn !" and "Wearnc;s of Life I"
"lf such your Names We hate your kin
That place is full, you can't come in
Amid the ncw-mowp hay"
Another guest comes bounding by,
With brow unwrinklcd fair and high-
With sun-burnt face and roguish eye,
And ask your leave to stay.
Quoth he am Fun your right good FRIEND"
"Comc in come in with you well end !"
And thus We frolic in ring
And thus we LAUGH anil dane, onl sin.,
Amid the new w-mown hay.
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Tie State Of South Carolina,
-1db'rtUc District-L. tic Gomnaan Pleas.
hY,,s CIonl.sJ.

-I0V'Tffc 7FStFIct-7t NC CbN'Nal l'fta8. .
Amos Clark;TJr, Attachments.
James A Lildcll. Pifrs Attys.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on tsssiiirty-
w first day Of October 1856, file his dec
larntion against the Defendant, who, (ns it is
said) is absent from and without the limits of
this State. and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same, upon whom a copy.
of the said declaration might DO served. It l.
therefore ordered. that the sail Defendant do-
appear and plead to the said declration, on or;
before tho first day Of November, which wiI
10 in tho year Of our Hord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fifty y+Seven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. 90:
MATHEW McDONALD,so ID c. r: -:
Clerks Office, Oct 50, 1866 " i ly
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upon the contract without further conditions
but to show myself amiablo towards you,
and that you may sec that | am not SO bad
Us people say am, will render you another
service still, and bhhg the water from tic
mountain Of Fucnfria even to yourdoor:"
sand how long shall tho water flow ?'
demanded tho man Of God, listening car
ucstly.
".As long as one stone Of Scgovia stands
upon tho other. But it is great and, diff
cult undertaking, and require time to &C
complsh it! Shall the soul Of the young
'lanscl belong to INC after | havo achieved
this vast work !'
Martha was frightened to dcatl, when
she heard these words she knew that the
pious old man had never yet broken his
word.-Sllc therefore stole softly up to him
and claspcd her hands in supplcation. lie
whispered to her to bo comiortcd, and to
step into the next chamber, and put back
the clock a whole hour.
Martha slipped out quickly, and after
obcying the pastors commands, sllo fell up
on her knees in tho little cl,amLor, llum-
ined by tho bright moonlight, and prayed
God fervcntly to pardon her folly, and savo
her from tho power of the Evil One.
"Wcll the matter is now settled be-
tween us" exclaimed the stranger in the
inner room. ain three days Scgovia shall
have water in abundance"
mo, not in three days, butin three hours
answered the clergyman, decidedly. "If
the work be not finished before sunrise our
bargain rs at al end"
impossible !" cried Satan. care YOU
not aware that it is already latc!'
"fhc clock is Just striking midnight"
said the man Of God, and tho large clock
i'll. the room struck twelve full strokes. 81
only agree on this condition."
Midnight already m muttered Satan.-
"Ihe sun rises about ten minutes to three
Ah, have not a moment to lose. require
one hour to detach tho granite from the
rock thirty minutes to cut tho stone in
pieces, and to convey it to the spot the
rest ot-the work is to sketch tho plan, that
will take also an hour and twenty minutes
sufhces to execute it. Well, it shall be
done; but remember, an honest man is as
good as his word !"
Gan honest man is as good as his word !"
answered the pastor, calmly, n6twilhstand-
ing his face was deadly pale, and cola drops
of perspiration ran down histemples.
The mysterious guest Immediately van.
ished. Martha knclt in prayer in the small
chamber =; the aged priest supplicated be-
fore the picture Of our Saviour of sinful
mankind.
When the sun rose on the edge ofthe hor-
lion, and the inhabitants of Segovia one
after another awoke from their slumbers,
they beheld, with as much joy as astonisl,-
mcnt, miraculous work. The aqueduct
was completed all to one stone, which was
wanting in tire last arch; for, as the mys-
tcrlous architect had just taken the last
stone in"his hand to fill up tho gap, the
glorious sun made its appearance above the
grey edge Of tho horizen. One moment
later and tho victory had been his but the
Almighty had graciously listened to the
fervent prayers Of the supplicants. Mar
tha's soul was saved.
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Tic State OF 'South Caro iisaa,
ABBEYILER DISTRY(!p .ii,.,-. ;,

ABBEKILLE DISTRICT ~ =.
Office co"rtcf Common Pea. a.a Gsa'i ss.sso.a
James !, ba'Ele' Aftsefsment. - =
James A. Liddle, Baskip, Prtfs: Asespey.
w HEREAs ths Pisidfiffs sdsd, on the sisi,ts
~. teenth day, Of October; eighteen %kSlF
dFed and f11ssix, Gle An da1atntion sgafnst
the Defendana Who &c ia said. ii aBss6s from
and without tfs 1fhfits of thiss ia &Ste and She1
neither wife nor otsattornay tknoyn With xsss
might-be .erved:. itIis. sths,sfsrs osdsss &
that Che said nsfendsnt ;aS sppear sad fael|{l
to the Said declaration, on. 6r bef0sst6 nine q
tsenth dey Of October. eighteen I1lrd
ptlefWise final Laild sabsol lut9z 3
nsas I;ss viii then BE- eaa sa, award e
~ :, MATTHEW Mob AID ID b an IS
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PREPARED BY

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoricty
from its cures of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary 10 recount the ev-
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fnlness, and SO numerous the cases Of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abu,,nds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried it's superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is Zoo appn-
rent to escape observation, and where its yrtuesre
known the public no longer hesitate what antidote
TO employ for the distressing and dangerous nffec
tions Of tho pulmonary organs which arc incident
to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the mider varieties of
COLDS, CoCGHS, II0ARs ENEss, &c. and for Chill
DnEN it is the plcasancst and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, VIC need not do moro than assure the
people its quality is kept up to tho best hnt it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
& LYON, ALbevillc c. N:,:Sr!
And by every Merchant in the district.
IAl:RAL & CO., Charleston,
Dee. o. Gml General Agents.
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NOTICE.

TOIIN WINCEY, Esq, will be happy to
q attend to
OVER HAULING OF ENGINES
or Mill Works, in the Vicinity of Abbeville
and the surrounding country.
Applicants will please apply to John En-
right, Abbeville, or VIM. Lebby, Charleston,
). &. join WINCEY
Oct 81, 1856. 26-ly.
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GRAPE VINES.
ABBEVlLLE MODEL VINEYARD!
nH. TOGNO offers for Sale V,xE Cur-
- TiNGs and ROOTED VINES, at the follow
ing; rates:
Per Hundred Vine Cuttings,
For Catawbas and other Sorted Amer
lean Varieties, S5 Oh
For Sorted European Varieties, lU 90
tootcd american Varieties, E"h, {. 50
Rooted European Varieties, :" 90
Rooted Scurrrrnong, 90
Montcvino, Dec u, 1856. S5.tf
N. Il. Vines pruncd at reasonable rates.
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]. ! 80 s
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1atneTsRh2HI dfink 1t now
The H6N1osSG the old Judge. was conyulsed
wifi agohE He raised hfs Head, but, "a in
a sxd6thsfed voide, hsss ssahered-2
- aN65 my child, in Cots nsme no! X.
. She lifted tire gliltering goblet, and let
ting i feT, it WIS dashed, into e. thousand
piecess. Many II tsaTful eye watched her
movement, and iustautaneosslY the wina
glass was. transfeued to thS marble On
Which it had been Erspsped. Then she
4. togked at stbe %hagments of crystal she
retutnA to the sSpahy, saying-
,, Les,po Trend hereafter, ,sxho loves me
tamRtNs tesRsfjl wy.soul g for swifse. Not
hImetAlA hsSys sting hills stbanrn,y III. Il.
salyeS5s never to tostch or
ta$t oigoG md lie, too. to uSom
II ysp my watched over
DANG efm ih that solemn
aonrr al htsiee sdsss & Mapderer thtr.
ny iS liver, 81 thtf Il. noId. ,s;II-f TT
.truat sl.stain mo DIT sesofs VIII "a Vol,
.Aoh my hAsbsn5 ~. 8 -; ~.
bis "a "a sssmile
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