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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

BROKE HIS Neck "A drunken man was
killed while on his way from San Francisco
to Sacramento on the Steamer New World,
lust Monday night, by falling or being push.
ed down the forward gang way, his neck
being broken in the fall His name was
Patrick Gardner, and it is stated that his
wife was on board the boat at the time and
that the unfortunate deceased was very
drunk and insulting. Further particulars
are not given,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
Economy should be the order
of the DaV.

The Subscriber begs leave to iui, rm the propert
owners Of OrovilIe, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus TO build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BITON.
at II saving of - per cent. below the cost Of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge OF The
component parts of this material and the manner OF
using il, he can defy competition. Those desrous Of
building would do well TO give him call. Plans aua
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any applica-
tionS lct at the banking house Of Hedges y IHlnAon
viii meet with prompt attention.
jelOu p klRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

"HERE's Your Doc. 1.-THE following no.
tice was found yesterday by a Chinaman,
posted on the head of lager beer barrel !:
Came to my ranch on the night of Sunday
the 23d inst, small sized, single barreled
bull-terrier pup, suffering from the distem
per and waggng medium sized stub and
twist narrat,pc, having in his mouth a large
sized Colts revolver. half cooked with a raw
hide collar on. Said PUP is supposed to have
strayed away from Davis watermelon patch
and to have just recovered from severe at
tack of the shakes" The owner o: said
pup and pistol is requested to call at my
rn ach, prove property. pay charges and take
them away, or the pistol will be appropria-
ted by the undersigned and shot off at the
pup, in accordance with the dog ordinance
(signed.) DEACON SHELDON.
P. S.--Tied around the pups neck with
tow string, was a bottle of " Davis pain.
killer" with directions how to use the same
d. S.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
Special Notice.

On and afer this date We shah sell exclusively for
CASH. As this rulc will be strictly adhered 10 gen
llrmen will please note. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted To us are requested 10 settle mmed
acly. us we are deterIIned 10 close all outstanding
accounts. d. TOY 4 OrFERSON,
Oroville, July l3, 1855, jyl3f
xs-North Californian copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon by far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of anv in Orovilr or vicinity provi.
del with Ave first class Billiard Tables a talented
band of Musicians, the best stocked bar, and the
most attentive and competent bar keepers in North
efn California. il now under the sole control of the
under signed, who s0lcits. and hopes he may merit
and receive continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
/. DWARAKOUSKY,
June 20 Alius '.t:ot,sTn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
Wonderful Developments!

At persons de@rOus of WITNESSING some wonderful
experiments on the science of Psychology, can do 50
by assembling at Pattersons' Saloon, opposite tho
Court House, where all preset will be con vnced of
the fact that one mind can be mnde to become the
recipient OF another and all diseases arising from
non circulation ofthe blood can be cured in five min
ues by taking forty drops of pure Brandy sold al the
above Saloon i23
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
Get Yalr Licenses,

All persons doing business for which IA Stutc or
or County License is required, are requested to call
at the Trca.urer's Of:c and procure the same, Il
list of dclnqupnts will be made by order of tho
Granf Jury and placed in the hands of the District
Attorney. BY attending To the above will costs.
WM.LATTiMORE, County Trens'r.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

INFLUENZA -This disease seems to pre-
vail in almost all parts of the State The
Sierra Democrat says it is very general
complaint in Downieville, and likewise at
Monte Cristo, where it is very severe in its
nature.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Memher of the Royal College of Surgeons London.
ormery Surgeon Accoucher 10 the Christ Church
Lying in Institution, London, and lnte Ilouse Phy>
stefan T. the State Marine Hospital san Francisco.
y. Il DIR. G. cin receive a few patients into his
house. Downer street. 2nd door from Montgomery.
Oruville, Aug lth
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

SMITH VS.. BRowN--One Smith shot one
Brown in the nip at San Antonio in Alame-
da county on Friday last. Brown keeps a
whisky shop, and Smith patronized it until
he got too drunk to be good customer, and
then was refused more "lush," whereupon
he waxed wroth and jerking out his "pistil"
fired at Brown as aforesaid. This is the
first time VS. have ever heard Of difficulty
between Smith and Brown and we have
heard of them everywhere and known
them all our lives. We hope these old
friends of ours will remain on peacable terms
ever hereafter We feel safe in saying that
if oil the Smiths and Browns would keep at
peace with Que another and the community
in general, that the world would wag on
much more quietly than it does.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
Peaches! pcaChps!! peacheS.u

Families and dealers in lrui! can find constant
supply Of The &C ebrntcd Peaches grown on the ranch
If Mr. II. Beach, Mar! syile, received every day
fresh from the nursery. NJ The
j4 PIONEER vAPlETY STORE,
MYERS street, 5 doors from Montgomery. OrUye.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
keystone Club.

This Club will hold meeting this evening
at their room on Myers street. After tho
members have convened they will adjourI
TO the Plaza where they will be adir"sse,
by various aspirants for county and town
ship othccs We hope to see grand rally
on the occasion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Justice of the Peace.

The numerous irir:,ds of n. =. CARrLAND Esq.
iereby announce him n an iNBEPySDENT Candidate
4 the ensuing Election ior the Office OF Justice of tho
'eGce for Ophir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
DIR. Al BERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. Gradua'e of the Medical
College of France SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
Diploma exhibited when reQuiIed.) Montgomery ST.,
next door 10 the Orleans Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

DIsTINGUsHED ARLIvAL.-John Kelly,
the celebrated violinist, arrived here last
evening We hear that be is engaged to
sing and play in one of the salOons, and we
hope that such is the fact,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

Music As Is MUsIc.--Johu Kelley will de-
light the citizens of this music loving town
for series of nights at the Bank Exchange.
He is the sweetest violinist living.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
For supervisor.

The lends nf GEORGE w. WILMoT announce
,Im Candidate for the Office of supervisor of
fhlrl District.
Oregon Township, August IL, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

CHINESE NEwsPAPER.-A Chinese daily
newspaper is published in Sacramento. 1t
bears the appearance of a second hand wrap
per of a tea box, and is edted,so they say'by
celestial gentleman named Hung Tai. We
are unable to state what are its political
sentiments. if any, but suppose them to be
Republican, from the fact that its platform
is so mixed up with antiquities" The
editor furnishes "copy" with paint brush.
The paper itself is q lithograph.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
On the Slate Debt Question,
Fay tho ID q bt.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

COU n IIChE
For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS.
For Member of Assembly
JAMES KITCHENS,
For Sheriff,
NATHAN d. PLUM.
For County Clerk.
nj. II. DARRACH.
For County Treasurer.
H. U. JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
W. W. HOBART.
For Recorder,
JOHN F. KINIMEL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
p. II. HARRIS,
For Assessor,
DAVID WEAVER.
For Public Administrator,
WILLIAM COFFEY.
For Superintendent of Common Schools,
A. C. MORSE.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE D. FRENCH.
For Coroner,
JAMES HARLOW.
For Supervisor, First District.
PHILIP FARRELY.
For Supervisor, Second District,
OWEN MURPHY.
For Supervisor, Third District,
]. p. RIPLEY.
or Justices of the Peace Ophir Township,
JOHN s. BERRY.
EDWARD DONOHUE.
For Constables,
MATTHEW J. PURCELL,
M. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Wagon Road Bonds, MO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

A CHUNK OF A FIGHr.--The Marysvlle
papers are as slathering away at one anoth.
er with considerable show of spirit over the
'short term" candidates for Treasurer. The
Herald thinks that the Supervisors appoint
ments are of more weight than the votes of
the people, and the Inquirer takes the lib.
erty to ridicule the idea We incline to the
idea that the &" Sovs "--as Nei Marshal used
to call the electors-ought to have gay
in the matter when their turn comes, and
we suppose those turns come whenever a
general election is held Supervisors are
great, but the peeps are greater.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

FOREIGNERS, READ THIS !--One of the
reasons assigned by Jos. +. N. Lewis, in his
remonstrance before the Board of Supervi-
age to keep Ferry at the Junction, was
that Mr.. S. was a Foreigner! The allega-
ton was false, as Mr.. Savage was born in
Bost.n; but it shows that Judge Lewis is
not willing to give foreign born citizen an
opportunity to earn an honorable living
The remonstrance is on file in the Clerks
Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

STUMP SPEAKING.-.ln almost every
county in the State save this, the different
candidates for Office are stumping it through
their different precincts and thus declaring
their principles and exhibiting their vari-
Gus views upon matters of State and County
policy. We should be glad to hear an ex-
preston of views from some of our " home
made Butte county candidates Trot 'em
out
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

Grand Medical and surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
cifec Mail Steamship Companys Oflce. San Fran.
cisco, California, established in 1854, for the perma-
of all Private and Chronic Diseases and the
suppression Of q uackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, l.. J. CZAP-
KAY, NJ. d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician to the 10Th Regiment of HON
veds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary, and late Lecturer on '.Diseases of
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address l.. j. .CZAPKAY, MD.
je27-3m San Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

AN ORoviLLIAN IN TRoUBLE.---The
T0,rn Talk contains long description of a
difficulty which took place in San Francisco
on Monday last, between Capt. Wm. Bene-
diet, recently Of Oroville, and one John P.
Marrow, formerly Judge Advocate OF the
Vigilance Committee. The Captain having
heard that two of his children were at Man
rows house, and believing that person to be
one of the main causes of certain domestic
troubles which have taken place in his fam
ily, repaired thither on Sunday to enquire
about the matter, but was ordered away by
Marrow and his wife, who both threatened
him with personal violence. The parties met
on Monday on Montgomery street, and Ben
edict stepping up to Marrow told him that
since he had threatened to horsewhip him
the day before, he had better pitch in then,
saving he was unarmed. Marrow refused
to notice him, but kept on talking to a
friend with whom he was in conversation
when Benedict came up The Captain then
began telling his difficulties in a loud tone
and thereby attracted a large crowd Mean
while Marrow escaped from the scene and
proceeded toward the police station The
Captain soon followed with the crowd behind
him. Both parties were examined before
the Recorder. but were discharged At the
| instance of Marrow, Benedict was subse-
quen ly arrested for threatening personal
violence Benedic: gave bonds for his reap
pearance and was discharged. The Captain
may be set down as most unf0r tunate man.
and one whose i'll fortune 10 worthy of much
sympathy.
THE THREE BoLrERs.--Lewis, Swith and
KretzeDger, a eet-scedted trio of rejected
applicants for official honor by the late
Democratic Convention still persist in rank
ing themselves under reasonable banner,
and pouring out denunciation and abuse up
on the members of the Convention, because
they did not see fit to give them the positions
to which they aspired. Not satisfied with a
reasonable exhibition ofpoltical treachery,
not satisfied with endeayorlng to breed dis
senson and distraction in the ranks Of the
Democracy, they even go so far as to de-
nounce the nominating body which they 50
a:ely importuned and begged for an en-
dorsement and which would have been
very noble corps of citizens in the eyes Of
these hypocritical asprants had they only
gave them what they asked. The TRAITORS !
The public now understand these political
tricksters, and the plunderng career of
their chief and with the exception of n few
discontented spirits. these regulators of
the convention will find themselves without
the shadow of support in their dishonorable
career.
"If they forbear their neighbor to devour,
1t is not for want of will, but lack of power"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27

Cool AND INTERESTING "A chunk Of ice
from Dickey & Co.'S frozen regions, and a
budget of papers from De Wit & Calkins'
News Depot.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
sxrrEw.r.--.wzr-rxr~---w-

J. + y, Lewis CLAIMS TO be friend of tn,
Settlers, and at the same time is the holde,
of rascally Spanish grant His lying or
gans say that it has been rejected by th,
land commission Three or four months
since Lewis proclaimed his intention to sell
it, having received an offer of three or four
times its cost. Would this honest candidate
for Judge, sell n iraululent Spanish gran,
to some one who would fix it up so as to Gus
the Settler aud appropriate his improve.
ments Not if he can make few dollars
more by ojectinc the settlers himself
But, says his organ, the settlers on his
grant are favorable to him. Is it possible
that Lewis has stool pigeon or two on his
Spanish grant to catch the Settler vote of
Colusi county? Sharp practice, TINT, and
about equal to accepting a fee from both
sides of suit, while filling the office Of
County Judge
APoLITICAL EEL Lewis announces him.
self as the regular Democratic nominee. and
then plays the sycophant-the political eel
and struggles, wiggles, squirms aud labors
10 accommodate himself to each ana every
ism in the land.
"IIalf Wing, half Tory. like those midway things.
Twixt bird and beast that by mistake have wings;
A mongrel person. 'twixt two factions nur>ed.
Who Of the faults of each combines the worst
The Repubs loi:iness. the Il. Ms >neer,
The plundercrs rashneSs and the hipots fear"
OPINIONS OF THE DEMoCRATIC Pass
While the three Lewis organs are whining
out their adulations of their patron and
master, in opposition to the regular Demo-
cratic nominee for the District Julgeship,
Mr.. Sexton, it is encouraging to know and
feel that the bona .fde Democracy of the
State is still true to the party, and frowns
upon this self nominated candidate for Ju-
dicial houors, and truthfully denies the
right Of organs protesting Democracy, to
attention of our readers ito the following
paragraph from that firm supporter of the
principles of our party, the Sierra Demo-
crat: " We have received the first two num-
bers of the Oroville Democrat. 1t is edited
by Il. r. Kretznger and sustains j. L. n.
Lewis for Judge Of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict, in opposition to Warren T. Sexton,
Esq, the regular Democratic nominee Al
though it processes to he Democratic, yet no
true Democratic paper will support an op-
posing candidate "
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
County Treasurer's Office.


OROvILLE. July 18Th, 1857
Notice shereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants payable from the General Fund.
registered between the lst day of November 1s5s
and the 9Th OF February 1857 inclusive, that the
same WHY be paid on presentation at this Office, and
after this date said Warrants will cease to bear in
1eress. WIN. LATTIMORg,
Treasurer Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
DEMoC1ATIC
MASS MEETING !
Hon. JOHN NUGENT, ". f. GEIGER,
aud other distinguished speakers will address the
Democracy of 0roville, on
Saturday, August goth, 1857.

The Democracy of the entire county urgently
invited to attend. Let there be such gathering as
old Butte alone can show.
RALLY! DEMOCRATS! RALLY, ALL OF YOU -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-27
DIR. l.. j. CZApk AY3S

June 20
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At How CsarsL Hnotpwsr,
war In the Crimea." which Was unaFoldshly pnsi
"Wednesday evening win positively tske plsre on
MoxnAr FvrrfNu, Ann
|,ure WIN he coniinuaiios % the hrsiand win con
h description OF The r.. of sehnsscpoi ne tkins II
Ptern war
e>, OF many af his audience present ne ara zee.
y Ne RIVER viii appear 10 the fun dfea< urii1rm Of
vi fhc kousve.. 70 which he d attached.
Ia ierirre being The frat % new series wiil tske
Wednesday, April :, and toe fourth on Saturday.
may be had Al VIM. Hall A sons. snd a an NE prsn
| : aud music stores.
. o. sls. 70 oOnmssce 81 o'socs.
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I,oR sALr-A NUMBER OF FINE YOUNG HORSES
II very hne bay horse, long tail air years old just
country Also three wagons and hand
for sale cheap Apply Ne a6 and ss West venty sey-h
sIee, WOOD OG1vgR
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THE MARIHI PAVILION AT oLOUCkSfxR. MAeoA-
cuAets for only ninety INMATES rnAro41
nren Bes.. IL eapscsy aboe, ~ per..a For Dss.s1
eAer SInsr rexeA. the For par1oIav eSp1
to BIDNAY MASON l3s Finh Avenue. n. T., q " III
NAH r6ST1R. 3buosstsr. naas
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CEYLUfxr HAVING
COUNTRY sRArs AND
oARDBHs

and hsm purpsssA N shtel
ncaI inefennve. osutAlns 20
and powerful y ~ opursltdn
tune u u % hAfvuleas thai it q
the Sod or pAai without mn
fsgsfiisesv- II Win bring earl
svess ccrA. 10. and for lawn
rhs anal quAntify ussd anA
very eeuoomtoal The prise
rsia -. and 81 70 psR basrei
rsls .~Salivered free In Ne on,
81 By nAu OF furuiAhed Ernk
LODI MXrUy
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s,oufN-oxe REsTArRAxT AND BiIIIsRD
w saios. g. Rres6-.ls e. aee- 40 ss.ssasn. : ~.
frtt HoUr srrmnRsi an mpruFe1 Ean Nhera ihs
~ ~ urrt shs. 81 ~ ncsi .sAtios epi
rrrr Tts trNart Jew fur stel wih n. rtfans hsxt
a'ssi rnlhgu sh,ts ant csrFetti :. elrEss we Cal
sre
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MISUELLANMOUD.


A CARD-rHE WEATHER TIGHT WINDOW WHICH
"A tool the highest premiums al rars 1855 and 1856 has
been westhersce October In front Of the
nufAcory Parties Interested invites 70 ersine Cheaper
than French, operate both wsys- Elegant And durable
j. ID. Hcwsx, Manufacturer, ls2 West Twenty anh ct
A WuIu00 And Yunr0-fOBIAg PARO0NU AufI
n 0lsw Drosf aynasGA WISER PROOF sanSNss cevsr1 ko
rna1~ ard n WeA and s. Deg New York
ortav sArougA uan promptly akssaAed 10
DRUuHD-yOuN Z. RORRMs WILL REMOv1 YxOn
ID - 70 - Psad sres HarpNs BUILDING about Ae Ii
OF May OuDarw paAnt anA sher brushes n ~ loWsg To
LHV preanL Maakns bruHAas wAhs 10 or1og.
(yANHLIAs, CAMR.LAa, CAMEI.IAS.-A FINE OOf-
" lection Of caneas azaex and ohsr choice gresnhsuse
plAnl ordee will be sold nj extremely low prices
account Of the removal q ne subscriber
ROBlHf Raid. of Thireth street and BreAAwAy
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INFLATED SHIRT,
|f.renoe 10 lie enFrsrings wn ~ s~en thA Ne IN.
|sirt consiats of thre~ o. morv tshcs
rrTfssre wrHovr rnr Lssst srFo~ti
HAIRED or diminshed o. NJ opton ~ ne ve&rer.
III TAB. ~ ~ ne rlchexis lks ~ ssflns
Isnsls buf ~ nlrabls nreutnn hae cotnprfer aurer
|verv rival srtcie m use. tnAniiey s.perlu " Ne
To- in elasticity ~ whklshous in durntlhlFi Nnd "
(r~hs In risnrv po~~~s~s etkrr rueriia srrinst~ly
whlFi \ mpNrts thsi shi ard es~v buaysnry ~ ~
.nsi ssif angnlsr and Stifcial sppssrsnce whgh q
|'nvrnfed 81 n de~rtutler cfsrfcle. IN wi Q
Ne " prunounce higher p.nesrrr ~ ~ lua.et
An sAlure a stronger prorf n ~ inresallrAeh sups
N seh.rs no~ IN u.e fhsn ~ az thai sooner
me made srown 10 vicoriN ne Fnxiea 9ueen u'sn
,ssd II iunedisiely, and maize known y ~ ureuiof
svriTr sfsrucnf rtetartt, 40 TtaSer
fvrLsrED axfRr
s,oee,,sh her Ma l~~rv ga pi@anrf n az. .shFuH
Xeryneneut and inv slnahs at1n1n a. ~ wertrstss
and orlxinsi artrie las nnf ye' teen nirltueea "
c OF The United tisss. bui a. 49, a. ~ ~ 49,
70. 70 the manufacture, ~ mre ~ nnmhrrtrss
M sv~rt. sfe cosnpaef VITA. 80 Flriofte iuHs,~d
be throsn open ~ rrneral delnsnd sten spef
vAniaKrs over III compssins Muc,ss Nih nna~ =" 10
ard srni ics'ions mud ~ fc~wnsael . Ne
PAwTECNfCON OF FAsnlONA
VAILED STAMPED KNsRofDxRy NANuFAc.
.-F. DIN PERCrvsIs crharl~ Nsncs srcce~snrh
way, m. r.--Madsme MAncsi sister ~ Msi.ns ~
gives her SPECIAL ATTENTION 10 a. kinfs q french
ries usde 70 order. inhisa scAlhcF ma. yox~. ~,
and retail
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WILL FIND rHH IMPROVE

WILL FIND rHD IMPROVE
poudrsae q ~ Subscribers ons
q he ben fertfhrerN, - wen -
the cheapest substitste fr nAa
ur0wh6re there b lifacuky u
pF0cur1ng sufnaant for gar1nn
Recommendations are, la y u
sssds Of weedA. Q vWy sIidh
upon veHelAaioa, and ~ he ame
An b p1t In direc1 contact With
ny, which n totAlly uqi1ke otAG
y drops OF psas bsanx potAlos.
e ank grAss plats II u unrivaMek
the ease d applicaiAon rsnd9s Z
for one barrel b -; Ares bar'
Tor any QuAnki<y over ar bar'
7. A pAmphis1 VIII be forward.
= 90 aR2lcak1pn; Addrao u
% 0axtlAndn arp01 NY
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IJoTEL IN PHILADELPHIA cLsAafSs ovsR Ak
III penser shosi s2tpO 4 year situate be
lesdns business soeey Price fog 500 vr ar,l-rs snd to
niuTe $40. Pfcprieor and wie re,1rr Etreve frs
reesrn Tor selling. srpv IN New Yo-t a wirskef asr
nony Bc,ei " Cerire stree cr % sOHr G. LsYCoCk
ksa.. n North Filih sreef. PAlaae.rhlA
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DIRus BIRDS BfRps-rwxNrY EoCxir1 BIRDS
~ a. trdn fhr~s "a. hes. a-f.-s "a
Uuaa sss-s csn se ss,s a. ~ ives Br~-wp,
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uo1xI roR sus-RxAI rsrArI -rEr pEsi
efAhlfa IN Durham. y. = - set tree ri~s
N 5oxrp Ferry o. he Hscfsnssck sd ccrss.s
lsrge ten rsou. inirg, a. rr a @sgsai tsr-srn, -
Alden cellars srs~o rs-ier, A. a. - ev~yt.tr q
ne uus, yerfyt lrier roc 'srfs ~ - tHsre~ rsr~
a.. !. uscs ~ 49, -aIF = r.lI
p.r,acusss spI,y 70 q. sAyIIl q .. -. .rea-D-x