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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
ELECTION.
ONLY ONE BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD'S INVIG0RiT0R
or Liver Remedy.


rs REQUIRED To CURE ANY ONE THoU BLED WITH
Liver Complaints, unless the most desperate Of cases,
when the SECOND bottle will with single failure.
patient health and vigor We wish call
the attention of all to these facts the nvigorator
COMPOUNDED by physician who has used in his prac
tce for the past twenty with almost cred
uous and that it entirely vegetable being composed
Of gums Some idea o. the strength of these
b. formed when it is known bottle of the in,isoraior
contains much strength hundred doses OF Gallo
mel without any OF its deeterious effects
One hottie is the surest thing known to carry away
the had effects of mineral poison Of any kind.
Only bottle is needed TO throw out OF the system
the effects Of medicine after a long sickness.
one bottle taken for Jaundic- all yellow
unnatural! color from the skin.
One dose after eating sufficient IN relieve the stomach
AMI prevent the food from rising and souring.
Only dose taken before retiring prevents nightmare
One dose taken at night ocsens the bowels gently and
costiveness.
Que dose taken after each meal will Dyspepsia
one dose oftwo teapoonstul will always relieve Sick
Headache.
one bottle taken for female obstruction the
cause of the disease. and makes n perfect cure.
only dose Immediately relieves Cholic while
One dose often repeated Is cure for Cholera Nor
bus and a sure preventative of Cholera.
One dose taken often will prevent the recurrence Of
bilious attacks, while 1t relieves all painful feelings
GA- One two doses taken occasionally is one Of the
best rem-,iias for a cold ever known.
Thousands of Of inflammation and weakness of the
lungs have been cured By the lnvigorstor.
One dose taken short time before ePt'ng gives vgor
10 the appetite and makes food digest well.
One dose often reIeaed cures Chronic Darrhns in its
forms. while summer and bowel complaints yield
almost to the first dose.
one doses attacks caused by Worms, while
for In children there and speeer
remedy in tn. world. $ II never fails.
There is exaggeraton in these statements they
plain md sober facts that give evidence to
while all who it are giving their unanimous testimony
in its favor.
We wish all who are sick and dcbtated to try this
remedy and test it thoroughly, and who not ben
Gifted by its should like hear from. have
hear from the first who has used bottle Of
Invisorator without receiving benefit there such
astonishing medicinal virtues in II, that all matter
how long they have been aeetedf their
from a deranged liver, will be benefited. if entirely
cured. SANFORD co. Proprietnrs.
315 Broadway. New York.
Sold by CHRIST d CALDWELL. Lerisburg.
s7avl W. r. MERwIN Agent
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
.DOKOUGI 0TlB BEYlSDUIRG

~All the Democratic papers in the
N'a'e appear to be turning Know Nothing
an are very anxious tn set up Know
No'nine State Tirtc', and 10 .oul. using
money Il that oo.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

SUNDAY, May 3-Rev. +. kINcAIp viii
preach at Milton in the morning; address
the Society If Inquiry, University at
Lewisburs, a, y, Z. NJ, in College Chap
el; and preach for the Lewisburg Baptis;
church in the evening
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

nA-The Peunsy lvania Democratic State
Convention is called by Charles Il. Buck
alew, its Chairman, "to re assemble at
Harrisburg, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
June next, at 10 y. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidates to complete the
State Ticket, and transac;ins all other hu-
siness pertaining to the original authority
of the Convention" VIM. Strong Of
Berks, and VIM. A Stokes of Westmorc-
land, are prominent candidates for nomi-
nation to the vacant Jud geshiP.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
Cash Business,

Cash Business. ~
WF THE subscribers respect w.
Asfuly give notice tina, from this
date they will do only Cash business in the
ButCherinE line-will PAY CASH for
all we buy, and require PAT WEEKLY FOR ALL
MEAT DELIVERED or bought at our shops. We
will sell Cheap for Cash, on this plan. Give
US fair trial. FRANCIS ZELLERS,
WIN. STANNERT.
Lewisburg, April 8, lS57-pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

James Pot'le, (Providence, R. l } sends
US Card as Agent for the Helion Light
generating Gas Lamps-claiming to
be in all respects the very best, cheapest,
and safest artificial light.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
vcnduc Notes a, the Chroniele Office


HoIIow,I's OISTsFST AND piLLS.-These potent RENE
dies constitute msterG H,c1 in themselves for there
Is no internal external disorder contrulabe by medi
cine for which the the other Of them pos
iuve remedy Eruptous .tumOr. erofuia scurvy
nrcurl al dlseaes asthma, rheumatism throat
droIsIcnl swcngs. etc. sub>ide and disappear under
the action OF the ointment, and in Of
"ntary sick h-adachc, disrrhca liver complaint piles.
oosveness. debility and other complaints original ng in
the internal organs the Ps produce the astons
ing results.
SUFFERERS with diseases of the Bladder. kifneys.
Gravel Drorsy, Weakness &c read the ndverti-ene nj
in another column, healed "Iembolds Genuiue repar-
alton"
A RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS To CURE
CoLD-Now, while winter, with its burthcn of Colds
and Coughs, Is with think a remedy that will
relieve such visitations should be highly przed
who know the worth Of this remedy will do do
prize II douby. Take double dose Of DR. Ssnfords In
'gorstor and il will give greater relief than any other
medicine tried, for have rarely repeat the
dose t. be entirely free from Cough, and the
lungs have time throw of the collected matter the
comri". A family medicine, for the of Rowe.
Diseases Worms perangrment of the Stomach and Liver
rrroinr riend IL knowingly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
A LEwIsBURG RELIC.-Our Burgess
recently received the following letter from
Msadville, Crawford Co, Pa, dated

Burgess and Toun Council IF Lewisburg:
GExTs-In making some heavy exchanges,
I lately came in possession of the enclosed
note against your borough, which | send you
for prompt payment. You will please return
me in stamps BY next mail the prime pal which
is IS Cts and the interest for twenty years at
I pr clwhich would be 5 cts-being 80 cts In
all. You are aware, gentlemen, that we have
fallen on sad tlmeS-"ihe unterrlted' having
the rule and the Kansas treasury low. You
will certainly in view of these facts honor your
ancient paper with immediate notice, and not
take advantage of departed years by dis
graceful reputation. For the honor of your
good Republican city, you are entreated 10
maintain the credit of your Democratic fathers
by sending the amt al once. We promise on
the honor of a simon pure Woolyhead 10 use
the entire sum Qess expenseS) in assisting TO
make Judge WILNor, Governor. which the
people up here say must and shall be done.
Direct 10
Enclosed in the above was a memorial
of democratic hard money" rule in Lev
isburg. reading as follows:
No. I45e ?
THIS Is TO CERrrrr, 7hottiereis IS
due from the Burgess and Iolon\I6N,,
Council Of the q
BOROUGH OF lBWlSDURG
me sum cf Twenty-Five Cents, 6ear-O
ing interest at the rate of one per cent. perl
annum, payable Angus, lsr, AID. 1888 by-S
virtue of an ordinance of the eTownCounciI.
Of said Borough. Lewsburg, June 30. 1897. :
PArL GfDDEs, Treasurer.
No danger of Republican Lewisburc fol.
lowing the example Of Democratic Missis
sippi, Notwithstanding the issue of this
"shinplaster' was clearly "unconstitutio.
nal" Mr.. Geddes happened in the Office
while the above was here, and offered to
redeem it, on the "individual liability"
pfneiple; but the Borough Fathers will
no doubt at their next meeting honor the
unexpected draft without extra taxation.
~All the Democratic papers in the
H'a'e appear to be turning Know Nothing
AL are very nn,iors tn set up Know
No'nine State Tirtc' and 10 ,.oua. using
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

ANSWER 10 Problems in The C!rOnicl. of
cith April.
l. The length Of one side of the triangle is
1870 rods.
.. The different pieces of the srinds,one
weigh /, 3. ., 81, 81 pounds.
East Bufaloe, April c5. RF. B'....
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

DEPLoRABLE CAsUALTY.-In the for
mer part of last week, a boy named George
Medium, aged about Is years, resident
of East Buffaloe township, came to his
death in the following manner tappears
that he had quantity of gunpowder in
his pocket, aud having laid down upon a
pile of straw, he fell asleep. While in
this situation, aud matches, it is supposed,
in his pocket the powder ignited, set fire
to his clothing and the straw, burning him
terribly. Medical aid was brough; into
rcquisi,ion, and poultices applied to case
the pain, and, if possible, to save hi, life.
He fingered in intense agony until Friday
morning, wheE be died.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
L'0R SALE CHEAP---A good second
l. hand TOP BUGGEY-Tuquir. Of
Il II. ID. WALKER, North ID ST.

TOR s.-I,-k - whi'r'- Cc-s'r. Steve. -rarly
! .r4- n.w Jr4urs ~ 'i.- ''4-v 'Iri'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

NEXT MONDAY, tho Directors Of
Common Schools of Penn'a meet to elect
the Superiutendents for their respective
counties. The attendance will prove how
strong is the interest in the cause. Let
it be borne in mind 10 fixing the salary,
that it has been over and over again (by
the highest authority decided, "hat tie
appropriation to the .ScI.ool Districts of the
respectiye counties, as not affected by tie
salaries Of the County Superintendent"
And as you would select good agen. to
oversee IS clerks or laborers, and would
think it good economy to pay him good
wages, even SO be sure to get a qualified
man to guard and promote your greater
interests in the common schools, and pay
o sufficient compensation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

OUR LEGISLATURE is very busily at
work upon the Appropriations and Appor-
tionment bills, and for the sale of the
Main Line. There is good hope for the
passage of the latter bill.
There are also many private bills, acts
of incorporation, &c, pressing upon the
members. Several Bank Bills, amounting
in the aggregate to something like SIX
millions of dollars, have followed the Lew
isburg bill. This seems rather too large
an increase for a single session and dis
elimination between these banks, is one
Of the unplcasan. duties of the Executive.
We hope he will follow his own candid
convictions Of public good in the premi-
ses, as the best course in the lOug run.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

Enclosed in the above was a memorial
of democratic hard money" rule in Lev.
isburp reading As follovs.
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pli't E1i 10 -tsusarsii. nl1.it
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Nm. Il. Strange.

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HlnFs anl LEATHER. AMI j. PAVING
IL tt>I isr lIaIss. ls-s- ari Shea
ssrs. sist. Lsaihsf IN ite roa-h. VI.
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|, lNTlRa 49,,

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aiitihNEs VI LAW.
FIAOIai. Miss
les rIuaye,l his office tb the rnn-n
lutvcu ths S-sr Nf sri ~. Z NsHa.s
Drug store. N TIE ws>t els e tht fnt.
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4 N,uN tta "llpiptrnrH' ami Fine lsl
Y journal, ig', ,lirI n Nsw YORK
, ty, So .m 'um',r, larf 80.
"rlE l%t\otirE.
"this n 81 picture VIZ have spoken
nl . q j. rmor mbmit aul w. cnn "ui,
atl here ih.l nlr prediction a.tn their
nlahili, " .uprtc'ding ihc Aalfotyt~.
g. fst becoming realized. There i, o
y a,n- artistic giirct ahogt thHm thtt
ttr n',tr ~ productivity he tmhru,tp'.
This. together Nih the petletl c1se si1
n.ich iIrv can h1 ual'. tha certainty VI
,h everlasting tnaliir. aud the imia..
.h,7ty ul ,hstf destruction rs nny Of
those s'',i nit vhrh Wuuld h. tho ruin
rl n pm lfspe. sill stcare;hcif sfnrfal
a,ltp,iuH.'
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1T Nau4t.e,t opposite Wprshsm )ilnts'.
Ai,npt T :. b.. 'h- ,Nclts,,4
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tNiSg. Thv arc miuh stpgfor 10
the pnsu'ereir r., A'ehivt ~ n S,ai"'-
c,y ani IS, jus, the ,aray. 'i, him
a lair usl. t!1-ly
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i'ANut NtuuGr ~. g..
" s. Ware. WY 80 erh.tn
~. Lest.>N U.L SOS. Tra.
Lt Harrison. J " y. =. Wtrtep.
.oau carter. ID ,. llu.issu. Tsl.r
Regular mretiugs On ,as esen.r- Of TIE
= Neigssisv m Ueh rtau.
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utrf = SutiCC.
The mtc> senel having bees apPp'r-
tel and qual.hsyl a. ,x,t4tsts II yltr
la.t viii aad testament Il M,tlarj
NcNN.is. late uf Pamela ,4iuh,,.
Mississippi. H. sasrl. Is The Probate
,s,ts Vi said ruiuiy. q; the .%ianaary
Ierm. 1917. 'hycsi. al rerssuS haV.
iug claims AGAINST Ssil e-ta'e ar
hereby netiitd 10 hav, en- p7iat.,l
and registered IN the Cierk's ofrc Il
said ,siuul. srvcriitg Is lie statute
IN such vase made aud provided. ~
they WI Ie barred. au,.ell rerseas
inhabited 3, the said sSale ars
gs,>ted to maze immediate lsyastG
Aarh 81. 1856.
iEFfERsuN J. MEEk.
BENJAMIN ". IHultNrIN.
uiaGN I~.xerutsFS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

x0TIC

Taken up by J. u Bate. and posied be-
,ore Wm. H. kelscy, Esq., on the Aih
49, of November, 1867, two oxen, ono black
's' marked with a crop and split in the right
',r and branded with 90 on the right hiP,"r
J'uary stature, supposed to be about Nix years
old The other black OK, marked with n
s,,allowiork and under and upper bit IN The
,,eh, ear, ordinary statue, no brands pefeeNa-
lie, supposed to be about or 10 years Old
The first appraised TO $40 and Inc last one
also at si5. . go,
+. C.. BEALLEl, CIR.
Nov. IS, 1857. no u 81
"a = .scorr mos. wiiLlsms. BAIhNsN'
ii,rr,.on Go. Macon county, New ufrHns'
sI,,,. Alabama I.ani-iana.
SCOTT. WILLIAMS \ co, Cotton lact rs
and Commission Merchants, 1877 efaNef
Sleet, New Orleans
Nov. 81. 81. y" 10y
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New Advertise ments.
70 Tanners Curriers' and Leather Doalors.
I'INtRLES
n wv Process For
TANNING HIDES AND SKINS.

rCIllS il m entirely new process for tanning
hides and SKINS, never before known uutti
Invented and Patented by SAM FL W. PIN
GREE of Lawrence, Massachusetts, and the
advantages derived from il both to the manu-.
f,ctur.r and consumer Of leather are almost
bcyood eoppntation The Leather can be pro-
duccd In les- than one half the time usually
taken in The ordinary way of tanning aud the
uroce~. NAV be used with or without barh, US
best suits the cony, nicnce and locality OF tie
tanner By Ibis process the vitality OF She hide
or skin IL retained 10 the leather leaving u more
elastic and durable. AID almost impef,iuus to
water There j. no pfoess- yet known t. the
world, whereby Hides nul Skins can hc TUNED
with the haif on with 10 good ami saiisiscior'
results The hair i-sci fast aud tight aad the
lea,her i. more soi and piiohle, nud viii remain
so in any climate II has been subjected 10
a50e Fare,h eh ior one bour, and q hai ANA
came out of tie even az strong, aud ~ az good
order as before. For tanning leather Tor cna'q-
cling, or nppgnlug, or tor bcliing, nose la'lng
or gloves, or IN fact any other kine ct leather
where gf.ai strength aud durability required.
nothing can surpass 1t. Sole leather can also
be produced with equal satisfactory results.
Hides inay be worked ia at all seasons OF the
year without the loss OF slugic hide IIe
inventor has used his process fef the last three
wears. IN hi- ward at MctAgen, IN which time he
has tanned and curried large amount Of hides
and skins, oil of which have gwen entire salts
faction to hi- customers. The yard Is nov iH
full operation. under toe direction Of oLUfH
bryant, Who has engaged Csc, " EATON
who IS practical Tanner aud tufrier, and bus
been instructed aud thoroughly understands
pinpror's Patent Process for tanning, TO super
intend the business The leather will be for
sale Us BrNj polAap, No. 30 and 81 North
Market street. Boston, who has the eutire sale
Of the stock and 10 whom reference may be
made, and hy whom any information Viii be
given IN regard to il guilty. .........
SAMUEL ". plNGkEE,
Inventor M d Proprietor. Lawrence. Mas.
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VHyEate selling of at cost our hne as-ofi-
w ment Of clothing. II no, sold by the
s,ih Of December, We will commence on that
day to sell the remainder for cash
AT Al CIIDN
Tho sale will be continued from day 10 day
until the whole lot is disposed OF
NJ UOppLLNAiER & BRO.
Nov 81. 81. n" l3-i
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NOTICE.

an SATURDAY the 5,h day of pecemhcr, ST.
\ J there will be an election htli at the
places 81. yeting ia the pseelaets Of harrison
county, for toe purpose 81 eieeisug county
Surveyor Of said cotaty, to hll the vacancy
caused By the resignation Of has Z apeaeer,
Nov. 20, 1851
q. HENDRfCr Chief Justice
NOV. 81 1881, No - 4,
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TERRY Il ROGERS,
RECEIVING, WARliiNG AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

(Sueeessors to W. W. Freeman
Dallas Street, ltfsnon Terns
rINiE undersigned having leased the Nafe
House Of ". NJ. Freeman, well kuogn
for IL, proximity to the waters csge, and con.
,eniencc in receiving freight, are row gfr jared
to receive aud store Cotton or other gooAs,
committed to their care.
We solicit liberal share Of patronage, and
promise tina, no reasonable mat shall 70 away
dissatisfied.
An kind. Of articles sold on commission.
Dueging and Rope and Liberal Cash a4-
vanccs made on cotton,
TERRY & ROGERS.
Feb II, 81 % ~
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Fashionable Tailoring.

a, ]. MlTOI ARD & co, fram PARE,
- NrsNee, have renewed % ife f0HHi fn.
Id. uadiately back Of the roHell q, Ia ,iq
same building. They are p-pafe4l lo execute
ali work with Nlleh they nisg b- ca,g6stsd
ia the most approved aad fashionable style.
Their garments ace warranted to hi, and 20 he
" sdmsata FINISH
Marshall, Nov !, 81 MI T.
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FRESH .ANtIN Al
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FRESH Ai}RINAI'
SEW GOODS.
I LEVY, whose store j. on ihc North -ide
81. of the puhlit ,quarc, has just receives
large and handsome assortment u fau anu
Winter good. consisting 81
srApLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
full assortment Of hats caps. boots, and
shoes, aud large AID VARIED assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
as choice and cheap selection as ht4 been
ever brought IT, this market
lie has besides varied stock If deiN'ne~,
marnos Ne, comprising a handsome assofi.
ment #
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Also, kctse,s, jeans, sa,'nei-, hHscys, atrne'',
towels. .lmws, cloak., yalses. cs'r"' ttrk1s
saadery. aud in due, everything afnally found
IN q country store.
These goods have been selected wiih carc'
and were purchased At inoraUle pflegs IHrt
will be suli VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
or on tim. TO pnuet ual customers.
Gall and examine for yourselves, and yua
cannot fail to be PLEASED.
ii Marshall, October -, 1851
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,A>uruA..I NOTICE.

a. TIM SHafyfroNT INSURANCE CoNrANf
b.. prepar to take r~ts oo all produce ship
I'D or beal4 Of good standing with The Board
ot Underwriters IN the cry Of New Orleans,
and .urh as have a c,tihcat. Of worlniuess,
.I5mrd d, p bert Graham, inspector, and = II.
E.-s,u a,cretar, O.. ths company.
MATES ov rHinftN.
on produce shipped &, ih.e port from
ytiut. above Nhii, pak Nos'-, per cent
Below !. per cent
uv.li be considered taai sl produce shipped
',oni abase ms port on Rcd R.tsr or any Of
81. tributaries, to any merchant ct his place
having au opcn policy tfom This company vh'
ie Insured .n tbs eiaee. unless expressed TO
tie contrar, in tho hal al iadiag
G. 4 GRlSNOip, Pre.t.
Y. II RnssoX, Secretary.
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Row Grocery store.


HAVING parahasei the ,ioaFaf Messfs
II ~srAvr s. snosrH, AMI tebeH the
stand isloly occupied BY ihgn, aereay an-
nenaee So the puaHe pat hsea prominently
established myself n business hefe, arl sAa'i
atall tmes saep ou haud q
Full STOCK OF GROCERIES
Aud Staple Plantation Goods iwiii sl' NJ
slmH ptoai-, regardless Of nasiga'inh aHI
Merchant. ana others Ia the country, may de-
pend on rotung supplies At ow peiess
Mr. o.ipten ! Ailsiard wti give CLOSE al-
oil % the selling department, ard vii be-
pleased To- meet bis Old friends
fbc low pricasai which -eH, cem.s' rt
~ make my terms strictly cash.
G. III ULk LEY,
jefferson February al, 1857 7~'i
MarhsH Republican CarAsslle slaadagd
and palia- llsfal sillcany.
Marshall, March - 1857. M 2a--tf
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Notice.

~. pereons i4atAied - TIE late ilrm ~
lfry 6 ~, ether b. note or se"'sns,
ei'l Cad tibet, aeeauat- IN the hsnds u ". Il.
ne.seY uasa tie iath osseoer next; ..sss
which tine, iasJ viii be pa. "a sal., ind.sess's.
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