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Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

OF The following item has been handed as
for publication:
Mr.. John Denny, of Wilmington, has re.
Gently paid visit to Smyrna, the place of his
nativity, and informs US that be is in the 6eth
yenr of his age; s the father Of twenty chill
dren-sxteen of them now living and has fifty
four grand children! Who can beat this -
who!
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
Correspondence of the Smyrna Times.


Mr.. EDITOR We visited on the 22d inst
the large peach orchard of MIR. John Appleton,
near Odessa. This genllem1n las nearly 200
acres planted in peach trees, 120 OF which are
in full beuring. We went to the orchard in the
morning, and found upwards of forty persons,
male and female, (mostly colored.) gathering
the fruit, and placing the same in baskets to be
conveyed to the boats. Of course, we picked
some peaches too, and put them-well, Into our
bread basket They were excellent and
when thinking of them, we do not wonder that
poor Eve yielded to temptation, If peach tree
bore the forbidden fruit in the garden of Eden.
In the afternoon, mounting peach wagon, we
were soon conveyed to the landing, a dstsnce
of tive miles,-passing, on our way thence,
the orchards of Messrs. Corbit and Atherly,
which stretched before US to the distance of
almost a mile-presenting a very beautiful
sight At the landing we found number OF
hands culling the ripe, soft peaches, from the
marketable ones, and loading the vessels as fast
as possible. These gentlemen have nine YES.
sells constantly running between their Landings
(on APPOINTMENTS creek) and PhiladelphiA.-
Mr.. Appleton gives his " hands each dollar
a day and board. And, judging from the great
slaughter of sheep, we should think that the ex-
preston sheep-mcat am too good for Riggers y
is perfectly obsolete in this section.
The orchards Of Messrs. Mosre, Fennamorc,
and others. are also on Appoqunimink creek,
and the stream is kept in constant agitation by
crafts engaged in the transportation Of fruit
&c." J.
Odessa. Aug. "a, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

OF Attention is called to the advertisement
Of valuable house and lot, to be sold at public
sale, on the l7th proximo also, valuable mill
property and farm,--both near Smyrna.
Wm. Brisco advertises for valuable horse,
strayed or stolen on Monday night last.
Mr.. David A, Benjamin, of Cbestertown,
Md, offers foundry, machine shop, wheel
wright and blacksmith shops for sale
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

per announcement, held religious services at
Eliason g. Co.'s corner, in this town, ON Sunday
morning last.--upon which occasion a large
and sppreciative audience was present. We
are requested to say that service will be held
at the same place and time-6 o'clock-on Sun.
day morning next.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

In TRousLE.--It seems that the Sheriff of
Cecil county, Md, has got himself in dific uliy.
Report says, that he engaged a free negro to
assist in searching for another negro who had
escaped from ElktOn Jail, and while absent he
sold his employee to Virginia trader for the
little sum of Sl,O5O. The sheriff is in custody
at Elkton,
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

0a- Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Bass, the accom-
plished teachers of Smyrna Academy" after
several weeks vacation, have again commenced
duties with prosperous school. For branches
taught, &C., our citizens are referred 10 their
Advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

HoMIcIDE.-On Friday last, an affair occur
red between negro men, at a branch about a
mile from Camden and near the Camp ground,
which resulted in The death of James Emory,
one of the participants, on the following morn
ing. The circumstances, we learn, are as fol-
lows: The deceased. passing along with a
team, was challenged by the other man named
Anderson, for a wrestle, which eventually he
accepted. Anderson. was thrown twice, when
he became angry and directed several blows at
his opponent, which were warded off, without
being returned. Emory then turned from his
assailant, but, while walking away, the latter
crept up behind, and stabbed him in the side
with knfe-the blade penetrating lung and
resulting in death as above stated. The mur-
derer, it is said, in company with several Others
had jug of rum, and was under its influence
at the time. He has since been lodged ia
Dover jail"
We learn this morning that Emory is moi
dead, as first reported.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

".W0ODLAND CREAM."-Pomade for
Beautifyiag The Hair highly peftumed supe-
ror TO any french article imported, aud for halt
the price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no
equal, giving tia bright glossy appearance.-
II causes Gentlemen's Hair TO carl in the most
natural manner. II removes dandriff, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooned. Price only fifty cesls. None
genuine unless signed.
bpETRID(iE a.. CO., N. ", Proprietor of the
ts I" Balm of Thousand fldwers. "
For sale by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

0~r Mr.. Tilghman FOxwell has been placing
new, modernized and larger doors and windows
in the front of his hotel in this place; also,
painting and otherwise improving it's exterior
appearance. He contemplates during the com.
ing fall, erecting a new building at the east
end of the present one, for more extensive nc.
commodations.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
PRICES CURRENT
CoRREcTED WEEKLY FoR TIE TINES.
OBITUARY.

DIED, at her residence. Aug. Cd, near Thnm.
as Chapel, Mrs. Patience Moore, wife of Ma
than Moore, in the 47lh year of her age.
She was converted in her 18th wear. and
Joined the nj. +. Church, of which she remain.
ed faithful member until death. TO saw the
least OF her, she was an exemplary Christian-
burning and a shining light in the world. 4
faithful laborer in the vinyard Of the Lord
She was blessed with considerable gifts in
prayer, and often prayed in public Would to
God our sisters would go and do likewise! Our
sister Is no mOre-her voice is hushcd in death ;
and, when it was evident to her that she must
die, she made arrangements OF her own, by
selecting text and hymn, and chosed the wri.
ter OF this as the feeble instrument to preach
her funeral sermon, and she called to her bed
side, her companion, her children, brothers and
aud sisters, with many other Christian friends,
aud told them she was going to die she anxi-
usIy besought them to meet her in Heaven,
and then bid them all an affect0nate farewell,
and, shortly after, closed her eyes in death. and
her happy spirit has gone from earth triumph
ant to Heaven.
"Who would not wish to de like those
Whom Gods own spirit deigns to bless
To sink into that soft repose,
Then wake to perfect happiness J"
In Smyrna, on the 23d inst, Hannah Jane.
daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth K. Stanton.
aged months.
On the 25th inst, in Chester, Pa Cathurine
Clyde, aged 80 years, formerly OF Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

The SUNDAY School ExHIBrrroN of the
united schools of several appointments an Smyr-
ma Circuit, will come of. as before announced,
on Tuesday next, in the woods of Mr.. jacob
Williams. ..,s,-
1T will also be rscollected that the two
days meeting. to be held at Blackision's chapel,
viii commence Saturday morning next. a.,
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

or Telegraphic dispatches from New York
yesterday, bring accounts of great money
panic. Several Banking firms have failed, and
others are in tottering condition. The Ohio
Life and Trust company has failed for over
S2,OOO,0OO. - - .
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
Steamboat balloon,

l8o7-Summcr Arrangement.
DAILY LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
I'm and after Thursday, July ID, the
~ Steamboat Balloon will leave Smyrna
NA~'--'@-&s Steamboat Landing dong Pulnt). Every
Day. at O'Clock, = m for Phiade phia. Will leu, q
Chesnut Street Wharf. Phiiadelphia, TIE SAME
Mornings. at O'Clock; touching al Deakyne's Land
ing, POI" Penn, Delaware City and New Castle, going
aud returning.
STAGES from Du'er. Leipsic and Smyrna OonnecI
with the Boat nj SInyrna SIeambOt Landing, Long
Point. FREIFlir al the usual low rates.. >
ylu WM. ). BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

SAD AFFAIR.-Yesterday, as the cara were
leaving Claymont, just above Wilmington, a
young man standing on the platform, fired q
pistol-the ball taking effect in the jaw of a
merchant of Philadelphia, Mr. James Brown,
who had just left the cars to proceed to his
summer residence near the station. The young
man and companion were under the influence
of liquor, and had been previously misbehaving.
The pistol, it is thought, was discharged at ran
dom, without any intention of doing injury
The young men were mechanics Of Philadel-
phia, bound to Dover, to which place they were
suffered to proceed unmolested. This morning
Mr. Brown being in a very critical condition
a special train came down, with A. c. Gray
High Constable Hawkins, and Stewart ant
Wingate of the detective police, who arrested
the man and returned by Smyrna about o'clock
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
FOR SALE.
Foundry, Machine Shop. Wheel.
wright and Blacksmith Shons,

wright and Blacksmith Shops.
TIE undersigned will sell ut private sale bis
undivided interest (one-half p4rD in the abnys
Shops. which are located in Chcsiertowp. kan1
county, Maryland. 1t s confidently believed
That no better opening for the above business
can be found on this Peninsula. There is mo
other Foundry or Machine Shop in the conDty.
nor Is there one within 80 miles of the Town
The Terms of sale will be made as ia r as possi.
ble' to suit the convenience OF any one desiring
10 purchase.
DAVID A BENJAMIN.
N. B-My partner, Henry w. Earnest, will
also sell upon fair terms his interes, in The above
shops. DAR
auE26 'J7-lm
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

THE " TIMES" is published Every Wednesday, by
Ropr. D. HoYsEcxEh. Editor and Proprietor. at The
qsmperonce Hail. Smyrna, De-.
uS-SusscRIPTIoN.-On year. 'oo IN ddeo"ce'
or s2OO if not paid till end Of the year NO paper
discontinued until all arrears are Pd'd-O"'y 0' '"e
option Of the Publisher. ....
AOyrRrIsSo-For every square Of IL lines or less first
Insertion. so cts each subsequent insertion IS cts
Liberal arrangements made Wih yearly a"d half.
YEARLY advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

657- The Episcopal congregation, whose
church is now undergoing repairs, worship at
the usual hour, every Sunday morning. in the
Presbyterian church.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

W The election of Governor 10 Missouri is
undlcided-both parties claim the victory by a
few votes.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
H. Lost, Strayed or Stolen,

A~ Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
HAFrom the Pasture Of the subscriber,
about miles from Smyrna. on Monday night,
the oath instant, beautiful sorrel COLT, three
years old the past spring. about l52 hands high,
with one white hind foot, and star on his
forehead. Any person returning said Colt, or
giving Information that may lead to its recOv-
cry, shall be literally rewarded.
WILLIAM BRIsCo.
Aug. 25, 81. -r
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
Valuable Property at Public
Auction,

49, THE subscriber will expose to public
k#iiI sale, at FoxwePS Hotel, in Smyrna. on
RsA THURSDAY, the 18th of September.
l6j N at ? o'clock, p. M, TEN ACRES OF
Land, lying in AppoquinImink hundred, about
a mile and ha from the Smyrna Depot, with
the following Improvements: A new two-sIory
Frame DWELLING. OF one years standing,
with yard and garden newly pailed; Corn.CrIb,
aud Slabling for two horses; and we'll of good
water, with fine pump. The Land is under
tolerable fencing: is all arabic, has a supply ol
Fruit Trees--Quince, Peach and Apple,--and
the place is admirably adapted to Trucking
purposes. 1t is located in a fine country, with
good moral neighbors,-within one mile o
Murphey's mill, three-fourths mile Of new
church, aud near a school house.
TERMS One half of the purchase money
cash, and the balance to be paid in two years.
Aug26 JAMES Il. WEBB.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
HENRY BEARNE, ''
BREAD & CAKE BAKER,

q q % & { . Oh e a q.
MARKET STREET. SMYRNA, DEL =,
Begs To. inform the public that ho has sue
ceeded Capt. T.. Carr. in the above business :;
and, having engaged frst-cIass Baker from
Philadelphia, he is prepared to supply the citi-
zens with Large Bread, Rusks, Twist Bread,
Cakes, &c.
N. B.-The Bread-cart will go through the
Town every afternoon between and 5 O'Clock.
or The Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Smyrna, April l5. 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
BUSINESS CARD.

GEORGE w. CUMNEN.
OFFICE OH Main street, first door above the
" Bank of Smyrna
HEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds.
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; GuanO, Lime. Plaster, Brick, Wood.
&c, &c.
HIS Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Phll4delphla and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March II, l657-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26
SMYRNA POST OFFICE,

,.1,,,,,,,,, APRIL 18th, 1867.
NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Phila-
delphia or Northern Mail closes at this ofica
at . O'Clock, a. m., ana 81 p IN; and that the
Dover or Southern Mail oses at IOB a. TX.
aud % p m, daily.
The mail for Easton nd intermediate points
also closes at 81 o'clock. p. ~, daily.
apis NJ. GREEN p M
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

DIR. j. T.. CLAWSON. ''.
Having locatedin Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all its branches, to
the community.
" OrPIcE and Residence, on Main street.
opposite The Upper Hotel"
Aug 26, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-26

"God in History" on our first page. is a fine
production. ~ a.sPefy
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ERoM ANp Arrrg THURSDAY
II Auvu., 18th the Passenger tv.'-
lssses Mernphis aailv .. : =, sewing
81 the Bridge on rallshatehiss a. lO:ls IN.
Returning. leaves the llridrs ct il.l3
4. D.. arriving At Memphis ut s:ls r. =.
This train connects ~ the nrid.c WITH
j. L. NcAlcssader 4 CO.. dailv re ~
6rs, sisss Post coaches for panria. ire
naia. Canton, Jackson anil \ trsshnrr.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before entering the care. and
ssvc payments u Extra fares.
Rsxgsxe checked to oil station, ~ the
Rsilrcaj. and No baggage Nj. be renewed
without being checked.
Zach passenger vii ~ allowed n
hundred pounds Il bssranr hv the Reil.
road and sixty pounds hy stage. but n,
article will he carried as hs-rs-e that j.
not insidsn, 10 the person Of the pss.ea-
ger.
In c,~ - iess sis Company -sili hold
themselves responsible ~ m amour, no,
exceeding ff,y dollars.
Negroes, when travelling alone. must
have . permit. naming the pcsr, 10 which
thsy ere 10 20. anil specifying that they
ere to travel b railroad, os they vill sss
+. n. PATRICK.
suiestf espssinleatsss
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MONEY WANTED.

an pressed for MONEY to ray mr.
debts. sni Therefore naos. earnestly snj
respectfully request III rer-ons indebted
10 M to sore forward Immediately and
pas W. lhavr mary thousands Of de-
lars due me. and some % ], Of long star.
ding, and have IN ~ instance pressed my
susscmcrs. but have waited patiently On
them. The time u ecns vhen shcv nuss
par ne. g. | an shsss nakine a eoeIrs
change In ~ boBlnsn, - wass b ~
o. ~ besks. 9. l. RAflj1eQ7.
MAJ M, als.o
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Established 1911,

N L. w GOOD \.
We have recently made large all
dltions to our STUCK, which. for rich.
ness, beauty and variety. il equal to any
ever offered N this or any other market,
in which vll be- found
catches of all kiads,
DIiNoND HUELRY-in ssh o,
tiggie PAGES;
BUELRf-@hs aeirs'i aiyiu and IN
grSgs -frisir;
SuIhR WiRL-Ts and coess Sets.
Piiohcrs, Gobisis, Cups, Spooss,
forks. Ladies. acc line;
MlER-PLiTED GOUDS-csaors.
nsiiers. Cake and Fruit Basses,
trFs, CaHdiesiicss, etc;
FlNcf GOODS--iH a great rdris.v;
GUM 10 suit s~rsrybody; Gun aecor.
PiSTOLS-Aidrs assorineai Of an N,
ksdiagkinds IN nss. isciudiig Coll's
q all stsss, and tia genuine Derrin.
gff.
CLockS-ef al Ire ns.s ayiss, isorlh
from 5 10 lin dolisn;
LiifPs-jo for .fsmiiiss and public buiid.
iigs.
GAS FiyTrRES-Pia,n and orns.
rses'aI, rih many other srtiei~
too narrsrous 10 mention.
Our stock is laid 10 vith cash; q En-.
scpcan Goods We Import ourselves; We
get QUE domestic articles direct from the
makers, and being satisfied with . small
profit, We offer grcs, Inducements 10 our
Friends AMI the public. We invite ALL
both buyers and the curious, 10 dpcp IN.
without ceremony, asd nnmiss 90 ssosk
We kesp open house for slL
Our Mschanicsl Branch.
In order to meet promptly the in
crcasins demand for work, " have aided
to our former fosss . number Of sspe,ier
~orkmen' aud made many valuable sddi.
,iOns to machinery. ssd Or. prepared
to DO wors ., short scsiss, and In The best
manner Al kssds n
WATCH WORK.
including the msking u sev and sunr,i.
caied parts elaal to the esisinal. Atso.
oil kinds cf C5eok werk.
ygWEkRY.
Of al tinds rpsirsd, asl ~ nsis to
order, including supss1se RssnssI Wsrs.
pi.'sr ard crrs~esssl 10 sai1 en- laS,s.
Also. seals for Lesess. Cosrta ssi Cor.
p~aratlans. engraved A skosa not,>.
We a furnish nenbers Of The Trsses.
nifty With ksps AisSsis I'D Mart, Il
any style. Ala, toagss Win Jeusls. a..
dc. ,. u. CLARK 4 CO.
No. lClssks Marble BlcsA.
n51.H aetwuAxa ~.
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Central Academy.

uNIE EIGHTH SENI-ANvuAL SEES.
L Sion opens on Monday, August 3i.s.
Tho undersigned would state 10 stssrieuds
an tn public generally ths, he !. perms.
nsntly located, hts identified his lnsstss.
vi,h the people Of Pencils Crrn,y. md
dssi-vs :, stand 81 fall up.n GrRl1
MONr. Young msh viii Be fhotrsy,h
iun, saper6eisliyl prepared for COLLEGE ~
BUSINESS. and Young Ladies undes tbs care
Of Mrs. Mcl.ruv will be not less thor.
Oayhly instructed. Instructions given
upon Piano or Uuissr on usual terms.
q. d. MclEARi.
sus5-Gt Principal
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osr nusrn L.rrni

Hf'iN iha photograph atl ! ne AZ
II iY1nH published w NsT ioft
'II f7t0h Hmlof pafa 1921
orlr NftAlNuTipE
"tN HfIIan NJ picture va bats spskeh
Hf n f0IHf number, sh1 va ean 0hly
hII I0n lI' UiI prediction as 70 thtif
fr IF HfWrJ6ling The A%mbfufype,
tDI l..aN realized There u a
HI aIO Irft about them that
uUI t..lf ltIflll enl Is The Amhf8lfts,
ll h.' with the perfect eh.e sith
v0. yfu d. made, the certainty NJ
Itsn. quality, mud tho Impos.
uI Il.f Distraction by ans "
la pt0 which would be the ruin
m l'lrf, will secure thor general
HI.H It"
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lNtH. l.aet, opposite Worshan House,
NoI Tennessee, has the exclusive
tfhl ilni fpf the MFLAlNu1YpE
lNiIN va They are much superior 10
Che W .larre'}ra. Ambtotype Or sphcr.
rlt'r0, Hi eisl luft Tho same. Give him
a|itrfTHI, mo. ly
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SENPlE bROiDDIS COLLEGE,
GIN l'ltE Itttd.
DrsaiO ounb niaaissippi.


VNli3 college BE- %Ilfitol f.lr nni O.
tsIf mH. from Bts siiIun no
tho NrHphs nhl thaU .ltu
tFaHiy. uiIes from ilnnnhh lE.u
N.lItH, tul u'el .anf nfa hlf nohl ffU
lIm 40 fomrtltnns 10 e.
pupl "a fee sea 81 ANS Hso. from s
aifa 10 manhood mlcpr "a throurh ni
sl " ein.a Ian ~ graduation ulHr.
l.h mtdr ami t rrI H uf
slllt. Total hHr N.0irt n. q. A.,
lnl .ylrhs, o,esr tv tl H1rl nul
Tuition sill, slll. sl'1 A...mm
dliilns ample. distraction extended and
thorough.
REV WI CAREY CRANE. President,
aided by m experienced Faculty.
NrNt Session commence On tho first
Mon iiy IN Sertemhcri Spring Session,
trsi Monday IN february.
aulq.
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a MEM EARM.

u a'io ,a me pleasure TO announce
90 ms If.nis and the public that | have
associated wth me ms former partner.
JlHiH = Hiikins, ana my vel known
nsus.aut, noB,as nh. under the iami..
iar stylc ~ ,. u CLARK \ 60.
The naw hrm will start with M efficient
fo'c' in each mechanical branch, tho
baioh delar men, being under the super.
vision VI fhoina. wilkins.
STOCK Toll At all times ~ the latest
fishlor., and price, as low a. the same
quality ani style Of goods ran 30 pur.
chased 10 Ncw York and philaielphia.
am thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to me- during my fifteen years
residence in Memphis. and my aim will be
to merit is continuance.
y. II. CLARK.
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DENTAL GARD.

I'M. J. BoRDtkf. would respectful.
~ y intern ma friend. anil the public
that he has removed his Office FROM tho
corner Of Min and Adam streets. Opposite
the United State. Hotel. 10 rooms over
w,nn's Ssiilsry Store. on Main street.
orposi,e Court Square, where he Is pre-
pared 10 pursue his profession n all its
various branches, old and new improve.
nsnts.
The only reference | give !. sis years.
services in Msnphis and vicinity.
Ny cfes is over Mr.. wiun's Sadils-y
store. On Main street. opposite Cears
Saasfs vhsrs can Alwsysk be found.
IL vtosd 10 better fcr patients from
the country TO maAs appointments, .rsha.
thss they nay not clash with ether ~.
n@6-U
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NEW CASW
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A RE nov b receipt Of sAesG -
MRY'E6iKiIITx

A euo DVMAS4S etoek q =
| DRY6O0nA
diress fssa Ph;laddpAie, sndsfyd
almost EVERY vARfBn - ~
IN sDry0 Goods House, 10 uhi6A = -
solicit 1 call from oil, I'D ovo1nbe
LADIES u PsmolA nd dsisiQ.
IL. Rteea take gfvel plsD1s :
waislns spoa yos. w lsvs =
but shse We can please ~ ness ~
ous: and having ees6ulss1 y ~
our business, ~ vuu)1 ~ -
dseens<nts 10 CASH 0EAl~C
no .istsls! And slse, b - =
pay WNTUAl upna sAaSnml~
"a We vvul1 Nv fCuuFn -
ful aeknowicienenas h { liou4U
nifty fnr poet fAsogn, ~
ccatinu1sce 81 ~ ~61oe-noN
Y to tAose thst havs nossoD
o. maturity, an1 eoGIo III ~ ~
grateful - tAcoe shnsWn 49,
ss II they vcuI1 ean - -
certainly can't thiak ~ - -
Icnsr is1slkeaee; 81. t6su.
vii nee a1nst n NJ ~
psy ct ooeont ~
zoe VII Ut ~ 0sDtnt6W
sisy q tosne - 80
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