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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-01-28

vASA e''S'se "v' u.es
sr sH'''A"' m''''"a'"' "
4vrr " ''v"hert e"'Fe"'s'
around las's h"''e' . co'.
'atm ''Ae svv'''hx' where a''
nlN VI The I'hls'ua' ''s'aFv were
lg'l' but ~ lsSlisn The rAse, The
Nv lhe mlNd vm lsrs abundant
WV srhwl lsmAs, ~hlch the ho,s
Nd aww,sr lsAsMpd " lese, l'lhlc aud
hywN N.lWWk, wnAllalsl The family
library, anil WAS M, surprised Thai
they slwula leave The family circle Al
NnNAc, aud rcck ,lw cheerful lhronp
III, wcre ksuurlns IN The ulorr. "
jultln ,hc vulgar mIth aud pn,fane
lcs,s ,ha, went vuund Tho Lls,cr,us
sscap
u" are evlne ycur hnprlcs'
aass WIN yonr b'ss," said the u'c'hcr
70 mc' asSahy clanr to my arm with
the sw'~' ~sadenec cflnfancy, "you
Anow s's<'s ts 10 and ycu have III
ssx'rsy 5"s hN now. but wheN be h
OItIVg ~ VtJt u nloNs V0up lnf|ucncp.
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n sisA ,hcse ts.s lsvsa b sss5 q
bsue = she esesise. sah : .s'fes
= ~ hearing lsss sieks |; end -
~ ~ = jbssvss vhixA ssrsuys-
~ ~ vvsiA sela bIsisIy shss 1T
~ ~ iuprly pelssa y sl<is -.
|WCool11 ohspsgp. - - vonrlsl
~ Nssaalhg G1uassupe ~ . ssuDs'
llpteDunnunn<u. - ~ - -
|uGaes ~ suulunv ~ 49,
- - ~ onusus 80 \
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.rt,p WORK

~ Az DESCRIPTIONS, from lspss Hand
pills to Faaey CArls. 'loas with Nsasscss
knl D .pa'cA, a'ul On ssase~ahls terms.
| CSr All esMwmlsslisss mass hs I'd.
rrscl to n. = wAas. 9se., rsssla,
Mississippi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-01-28
1is,aklnS a 0sailenIAAt
Intentions.

oistWaluJ u0wttsweus
Intentions
't'wns evening" 'l'w lAdics
walked together MncaHily over
a narruw sidewalk : and snos,
ems, ,imd glnncos lIchis,sl, ~ Il
npprchcnlug something IN.
pleasant ir0m lhn. Aircc,ioN.
Onc whispered u tho o'hcs,
"lS''s call u policeman r'--
l'hs rOmurk was heard hy Z
gentleman close ~ their heels,
who politely volunteered l'ia
services 10 call oms.
'lmper!incm puppy said one
of the ladics.>
'Madam = snid the gcnIlo.
man, 'nVuir'ngly.
'foW are following Is,' rcs.
lx,Mded Mo lady ad.'rcsssd.
Excuse mo- rcjosMed The
70 skmsM, Il appreciate yous
error, and pcrccivc Tho causs
Mis, lscing scMsswl,es Ii . lur.
y, have hassnnrd ny steps y
pass ys'u, but tho Navrownsss
ii ,ls sidewalk and shs width
sSf ,lse prevailing iasl,ion, lssvs
cpmh ned N plsss NJ n = dis.
advanlayo IN your sssima.iea.'
The lsankncN as,d geasle
l'carine N Tho sssaaees psosnpe.
y diss'ps'sd ~ asfsvesatle
imspvssiUa, and lhs cal(apeo =
lw0 skirss, IKE swsn 6ss h =
drum, ensulp,l The rsnllesnsn
-. uMjsssly ssspscssa - q m
his wav vcjaicimo.--(N Yssk
Sunday l.ssdss.
In llss't.sl cs.as,ys oeqys
las.d, .wo cld las,ness Nm -
bcrm last ls,esvtb svos -
bs,yhsod, ~ shsooh ~ hovp
wssg dnpsui,iuo1s oD1hiun -
sccosmd - ~ - Cooeo -
bss,ss.v sf,hss elts1 - -
I'll ~. ~ yees, phee -,
ssch lsappsnsd = 60 , ~
i ,sses1 OH, ~ - 49,
lsis ows shsn5 - ~ IL
mg ensd savey heuovuoI uuu
~ NJ ,hson eomo olnnlnDs -
sssi, wlssn ~ - Z; -
u sl'e spest, - oel11oJho
fssmsWces ~ e)uolS eulpci :
naC JJvs >;s)muc o. ~ .
- ~ esms|uusua uugo -
wuplt austsas ~ ~ -
! si61mtly, se 1ooe = -
'ss@ty sulssia e~uA (1lgnl ;
ssry sluo - n1snno :
lst~ esdh ~ -. g.
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!. sas'erltcrs ~As II ~ give sspssss
sic' to the cons~sy, src ssaai1 y
Inh.ns to continue their ssbssq
y Subscribers - -
pf their nswpapsvI
e'n'lnss to ~ -
n - raid.
h suhser;Aso u
,hcv arr Il q.
Itsn he cxes q
|aes = lnssss;eual
(s1itl.
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DIED.
80

A PrBLlc CNLAxrrY.SIt is seldom that we
have taken upour pen to write paragraph
which gives US moro heartfelt pain, than does
this, announcing the death of Dr. S. p. HULL
hen. We call it a public calamity, and we are
sure that our readers viii agree with us The
whole community hereabopts, and especially
thepeople of this city, willsincerely mourn the
loss which they have sustained. The death of
benefactOr is always more or less a public mis-
fortune, but the loss of such a man as DR., Hull
linen, whose brilliant talents had been, with such
unprecedented success, devoted to the interests
of suffering and afflicted humanity.
Commencing life under anything but favora-
bic circumstances, he has won his way to the
first rank in his profession. In every point of
view, the city has sustained a loss, and it seems
tous e'ninently fitting that some steps should be
taken to manifest the public bereavement
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THE INTEI3I GISNGEP'.
S@ITT0DAY MORNING, MARCH, as, sd,
no TRE pUnBEC. .

We ba7e hi, day sold to sfessrs. Campbell
III. entire 1n,snIEsseerofee. Ne sincere thanks
!. cur p4rops the many acts kadnssswe have n.
.slrsa ;er hands and cordially oar successors
to ,he.fuotee wedoubtnotthey VIM ever roupd prompt
aud attentive every department of bRsns ana -nl
u,r every deserve the
oar accounts viii run tOthc 1st Instant and Ne hope our
rsa, vim aid in speedily eostns up our alstandinf
accounts.
Tie business Of The hr' yin be settled by either o. Tho
partners. and Mr. Beatty VIM be found the OssfoF ta.
purpose. BEATTY co.
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1900

RAISED NOrrs.-The Lexington, KY, o5ser-
rsr notices the appearance of one dollar notes
on the Northern Bank of Kentucky raised to
fires The change is effected by extracting the
word or figure one in every place on the note,
by some chemical process and substituting the
word or figure .Jfrc in lieu thereof: 1t is very
adroitly,tlOne and is well calculated to deceive
those who are not perfectly familiar with the
different plates used by Banks for theirnotes.
The one dollar notes arc entirely different from
the fives.
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FROM .BAIriWoRI

MARCH 2T.-The Parkersburg; Railroad bridge
on the Roanoke caught fire from sparks from a
locomotive on "Wednesday, aud was totally de,
stroyed.
1t IS rumored that Judge Mason has recalled
his acceptance of the Baltimore CollectorshiP,
,prelerring to remain on the BENCH.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr. w alker has
not overcome the objections of his family to
stop his acceptance OF tho Goyetnorship of Kan.
sps, it would have been announced TO tho Cabi-
net to-day, had not the meeting been prevented
by the intelligence Of the death Of the Presi-
dents nephew.
Ex:Gov. Medill, of Ohio, has been appointed
first Comptroller of the Treasury, vice Elisha
v hitqesey, whose resign alton is TO take effect
May LIST.
Miss Lane, accompanied by j. b Henry, the
Presidents privatu Secretary, passed through,
the city this morning, en- route to Lancaste 10
attend the funeral otdef brother, Elkriige Lane
The President did not accompany them The
disease which proved fatal was contracted while
at the National Hotel, Washington.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday have been
receiyed.
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indianapolis Journal says that the an.
nouncement. of the failure of the Huntington
County Bank is incorrect The issues of the
bank are rcdcemable at par, and the securities
arc amply sufficient to raeet. all lis 1tabilftfes
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AHRrsrED.-wago the cashier of the
Bank ofNew Castle, Pa, who aUscondcd with
$4,000 belonging to that concern, was arrested
the other day in Philadelphia. He is now in
the Lawrence County Pa.) Jail, awaiting his
trial.
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5sssi ) = SIN 1TLT nj r TTYSSTl :
80 - = Oh D4n1Oa OHCsL4 HEE1EyE
HeArtbuFn Loss ofAppetite Deipondency OOSttveneS5
Neuralgia Affections, has numerous Instances proved
highly benedcia and In Othefa eheeted decided
This y purely veget1 compound, strictly
principles after the manner 81 the celebrated
Holland HoefhAye Beeause OF It's great
In moot Of the European States ts introdncton Into the
Vas more especially for those OF our
mere and there over the fnec! OF tlS
lRht VIII great success among them
9aafEei muat ns 1SkpqErdked.
20 those persons Rh0se
eess use d
dropping sp and, In fact nfltnE ufeand yIEor 70
the systsHa. E,,t,ya,, : zr5s,
many which the Pablo should guard aEainHt in
he mo- 70 buy any thtnelse untl you
y, II z lat One t
iEnit attepP; sf Z L47yS
y NJ k1l says:
He99sn1 lsel Bnit
t 99 Y on 40 aes s
tsssd e {, I ~ -. ~ ~
uSiJSS4l ss5g "a &.
I5s ~ ~ irtS 80 n, - : ~ g 9k0e4es AgoE
Aid 6Sstfat SeslS. a. iSEsr - I az
,IsSfsf vi - y nave
Jsg4ss s4ys: aeyeral physseans had
my heart and staai arising ron sia
4ss Es Press gayss After one
HsIIS5s IleSS si ne rs eeS
EE5n6is Eellx Only M i4SFt5iSj
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IMDOpT a Nh 1No,r~-

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
meeting of the Board HEALTH held at DE CIerks
Thursday, the 2eth inst resolved 70 otiry tho
Sections Of The different Cemeteries 70 deliver their eerti
Gates Tanner, the Board ros1,
at the end Of each month. GEO. BARI. Jr..
mLes secrctnrr.
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NEW. ARRAN6TE.N1El1rI

We determined, from this tiHls reduce our %
ness the cash system faSt Circumstances vim permit
We are persuaded that THE l be tnatually
have arranged that and after lls date no snhsSFFtIen.
GA. Of the city VII he received unless accompanied BY ID
louey; and all present subscribers who Sre found ia ar
T,a at 1st OF January, 1856 vim be stricken non, our
HTS subscriptions I'm he discontinued a s expiration
Of the ;I,nc paid for.
An advertising except by the year, and Job WORK eas
March 9th, 1885,
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We just received at this oice large lot Of wade
New. ns, and prepared supply an orders NON our
country friends.
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Na,r Ynrl. Ran,he,
pbtI6IeI115fSs VV3.I,o,

Pn1ADE1FnA, March 21.--In hour there s more doing
& for SnPsE g and e for extra family ouF
Estand l689l6J for Ehite. In demand ut see. Com
SSt4 for yellow and 90 for white Oats sells t 46849
advanced to Si46 Grocers and Provisions Unchanged
Whsky hrmsF, sales at 2s92s In bbs and hhds 25H996
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FROM WAsHTNGrON-

: MARCH 27.--lhe Secretary of Inc Interior
has had e conversation with MessrE Douglas
~ elleF, aud Ghapl of &elLaGkn, Rice &c
Minnesota, and Denver, relative 10 the wagon
tc9dls e the citie,s an attof the
.cussed and they came to the conclusion that
there spput 81 geasrq erintehde4t Of
work to be divided in three sections with super
nitentlelts to each, and & said goI.l W. q. No
IDLE, OF. dipneE9t was regarded by ali as ene-
nentiY fitted for General Superintendent
ebert. alkeEs accep tatlce Of the Cow
met to-day. II is understood that he vim pro
ceeti to the Territory about Monday week
III kfed efte II. Stanton has consented TO accent
the Office of Secretary of Kansas. -
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RIVER NREs Water u feet 6inches FILLING
Arripats and Departures s. Pringle and
Moderator, from Pittsburgh to ST Louis FEogs
est City, from Pitlshnrgh TO Pittsburgh: EH-
deayor, from Cincinnati 10 Ptttsburg. Minerva,
frou, Pittsbslrgll u Cincinnati. Jane Franklin,
from ParkersbuTs 10 parkeFsbure Denmark,
james Wood and Commerce, from 81 Louis u
Pittsburgh Convoy, from Steubepsille TO
steabenville Michigan, from sunlisll 70 suns
ASH < III
The steamer 4. u sSt6tcsi SI6k list We'd.
neSday evening, a feW milo Ob6Va RIeuphisg IN
IS feet water al lief Stern and at ttselbo0, i
likely to prove 4 t6tals loss She his bro sen ii
tWo At The forward port, with The entirely
over hermann deck Most Of the caT
was very large one, from the river for
New orleaus-ik.i is though win be save
though in setl eondit So lives -
lost. 49,
s. y The 4 .Lld5iis 1 mn 1ell beat,
was sunk on the Cnmberland river 50 miles
above Nashville On loudly evening
= ipoasoN, a Pittsburgh hoas sink atttlis
mouth of the Missouri on Tpes1ays
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FIRST OF April MovrSG.-A great many of
our people have, or are just completing that an.
nual visitation of running about and hunting a
house to live in for thcyCaF dating to April LIST,
1855. This seems to be a habit peculiar to the
locomotive propensities of us Americans In
thejournals of the old world we see little or no
mention of any such annual occurrences. 0c.
caSionally, any where, removal Is q matter of
compnlsion, but is most generally an evil. 1t
was DIR. Franklin, we believe, who said, e three
removes We're equal to fre,n and some one,
equally Observant, said that alstrolling stone
gathers no moss" notwithstanding these pro-
verbs, and the common sense and experience OF
the thing, itisappaieht that moving Is passion
"a sort of crotchety monomania with some
people. They have little OF. none, Of the bump
which prompts a reverence fl, and attachment
to, particular locality, and which is said 10
constitute one Of the most beautiful passions Of
our nature. So far rs we ever observed, niue
out Of every tcnsmensnho move about from one
house to another in a city or town, do not itn-
prove their circumstances one iotas a. finds
iauIt with his street because it is too much slla-
dSd d. with his, because it has not enough
shade. c. leaves his because II has no cellar
kitchen. D. leaves his because it has Ut IS all q
Kind of thing for noyelt sgrt of morbid in
stability. We desert . home where everything
around speaks of the past in way TO s0ften the
heart and huspanizc The feelings, to 60, after tie
strange gods Of novelty and change. tits a
wretehed, false, heaEtless life, and rs a people
We should blush for 1t.
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U.H II. HI =
BheettA0i Stiltt0R, Nov. 29tt, 1855
On and after Monday LIST Of December the PassenR.r
Trains will leave this station daily Al :S5 Al 1 Ton
~, N. Wheeling time. - - W sew
The Mail Train dafv Except SuhdaVS) nj 6Ek A N,
stations. = - - FttststP4A
dschaFge AZ the following stations only: Ben.
WOOD MoundSvile, Cameron, Burton Ealrmont, Fster.
NeVyburB, R0wp Sbur, Piedmont
SIT johns Run, MartnsLuFR, HarpeF'S PeFry
SykesNile and Washington Junction.
Trains vii! arrive fOllpNa This at4:1N
A. a. dauS The Exlsess at loo r. NJ daily The AccoIu1o.
hnned. By order Of r.
w. 8. wOoDslnE, Superintendent
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= II. LOU = OF sDELES4A TIEs.
e 4l;s1s, Please Announce JACOB dooTfS9 !,
q ts county - The Old Line whg caDdldsfs
tA1t+9-34 pTsOpIEsR fytFnyrI,
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DIVIDED SWELI
COLD MEDAI. pIANOSI

SteiaNyaay a. sons. Haslli q fac6nrerS,
81 w alstk Street, New FORK,
REcREVRD first Prize AetiSi5 h CONNECT.
| zion with The best malsES Of Bo5t6n, New
lgF 54 RtslP flz sa4 RsiBltSfs he
Eropolisan Ralt W9shinstOni Marc, 1896 ACCOM- MED-
fIasF n PRizh
judges Mason 90 , Sos5
RhuPt and others st s. Pianos, CNitd Without Iron
zee given Pianos packed aud shipped 1ithout sbasEr
tt.ees nleasEa1s. 2s5al laGRS=lydaw.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & COMPANY,
BAN tIERSS
Al AsCE o1itUGLGii NOTES ana 81 SRfDff fos
elers available IN ~ lie iRe5plE StsS ~ az
MERCANTILE CREDITS
| on the oIsfENTAIsBANR CORPORATION, Loni6u Mes.
sigT5S SE S PEAsopX ana BAN oYNEW
eOn4i ., " AlaE 3 q lia. s.
ass Ss5 SEsal''
aeposl11 sltts9t t9.arrNn gspaept s5ps9StydSN
a.Sl- HAZLBTOG q BROTHRP6
-, 49, r Ian % FCREI
Y y 8 " Y EfA. n u r "a CT URRRBt
lHIIElt % found 8 Or Plane
Rertsssn fsl Oalssg hen . q
gaLssS sstists g b s6d % ne sosE
stslgs ard - In any clinafe
Grdenefr0iq rs npaHtII lF0alg adS Il an5 eSeh
Plane may Be FetlElt t6 %, rsf6ndi ne onsy LED
AZ ne Great d lie Cy.,,, p,1.sss.
1855, NJ iSftlsa 81 iifSt 5S4 n
80 81 qgalisy @ tane 56 were
1s5 n rs :ssS
~ + 4 e. e
r & ffiI5s
.Is11-laply ~ =
CRI5I FAD Ht9sS HAIR DYEI
!5id3tl 4 mt. shelt he ;fas4its iie.5
~ VII MS ~ s g eg9e lsd DYE
3Sd esp "a iFss & sts,9 Erey-
This Eeyitalizu Hair Dse ssiii M
VEN e. t1e 4ae.s Hal pye u THg
sppsd &c tsn g 10. & a.
y .s HeeE aud ~ anai
Ssdts tseetahat' qtsg, g9hn p a,oa Palmer.
tn O0EkhNSS.G3l5A8tIEst
sI'Iq11Isl = ,slR ~
thepisA e9oktpg -ttlag5 and Pieti Afl fsetoFy
800. $50 ss9 ~ y. ~
Inn 0rtant TO. Gonsunnptdyee
Many 9luabi n isen sa5s s.
51d 6sYs 5eef 81 Isl e1 PEsss-
$3.50 ~ - sss VIII q
e Is ft4ss I'd.
10 ia ~ W. ss is st5
IS e ssegse - L srEasss do
9srs & g sIs3s 90 g 5d6ilrs 8
Il ajsiss ~ a5iiefHi e ~ ~ q ssas9tz
~, = y lea rssl - 'IiSf
tfSEsgl. t6st III ca 81 8 ca -
ia Il 81 IS foEt tiscu
80 tls3 ~ ~
~ 9. G, s "a ~
49, 80 -
sss.se3 els sstsa r
~ " q 3
I IS H. =
s IA teltfPs s9,fs = ls ~
~
lsFsSS5 81 cleiit-f -
~ ~; ~ san
tslt rs % 81
kS 4 q % iS T5Fi ~
- " 81 = s ae9ls 9i59s . 6IEiS5
4S1lts lSSpS &.nisf
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SALAAfANDER SAFES
or Burke natnss manufacture Pltsbnr5b and Yauit

80, UULBERIe0N, MORRISON q co,
sts 2 iohlF agents via cling Va
The following testimonial which appears a S. Louis
etiR Of tht 1Nl Of january TOluints In IL
Tor VI the satss by MeGsrs Burke Barnes
AsFslehts Of 81 Louis m tie Public ggnerally
Nm Dean Co., Who agents for he sale OF
buFe Barnes Ire proof Befes, ngTeby upon
oTsntqg fafe tat 10 great the total de-
Of city buildings, tie 18th day EOVenbsF,
prteft now 41ter being In theralns days, and
can cheerful t6eir public.
fs'iT ss BRADY q BROS. 81
The above toned aafs This Gay opened my prea-
ec and herewith certify large amount Of books
anu eqntatlled good grdrr,
writing perfectly leRibe. BIN. RUSY6N.
GSF. L1rISS JAM 9, isB1s ~ sEg feti2S48al
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RAIIRoAD aecIDFayI,

-. g ~ AIIlbJA U EAgGIUEII.
s.ss LIsBgReHls March 91.-lhis afternoon, the
e est tberty Accommoda tion, on the PenHa.
sls-1trla rounding q cdrye at lennys sEatidH
one mile Of this city, the btiqc runof
Tue s5ses ling down IN nkne1t SO lfcet
Tue tender and ttlfee cars vi ere tar
NED down the eInban knieIt . shoEt distance, but
the-ees checking the impetus IT did NOT
t1tlls Over one hundred efs ere
on The tFait 6fi ssti0iisty injured ex-
med Valentine, employed
sl5ae. lgs9n W i comp ete E6e tsiiss
der ard ala tide lie aecis
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BY TILE NATIONAL LINE.
ogFlcEs oeRNER gyAEER 4ap .SioaR5E BTEEErs
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Health and Strength must inevitably fol-
low it's Use.
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l.I.ss 8 81 .IliII

3 1oE1l Il.-sI Is Nas6IiII15
laat taIlunga ana Char st6ai. o. "a esIE;SIs
line g nov IN iall operation.
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m s.
~ AID
ESHlTBRE IRA tEssy zss
PheniNI ooktDg Glass and Pietir iiFSl1
s,-.sss.SSs 49, HORACE So AIGLlls
elesYo Ss 81 -
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.lI1RnEIR

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