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Death of Preston S. Brooks.

A telegraphic despatch from Washing.
ton says that Hon. Preston S. Brooks
died on the evening Of the 9th inst, at
Browns Hotel, in that city. He had been
IN bed only a day OF two, suffering from
the effects of severe cold. He said to
his friends that he had passed the crisis
of his illness, feeling considerably i'm
proved in health; but in ten minutes after
ward was seized with violent Group, and
with intense pain expired
The event, so sudden, caused much sur
prise and sympathy throughout the city.
The committee of arrangements for Mr..
Brooks funeral consists of Mcqueen, of
South Carolina, Denver of California,
Wheeler of New York, Bocock, of Vir
ginia, Dowdell, of Alabama, Dewitt, of
Mississippi.
The death of Mr. Brooks will be an
nounced in the House tomorrow, by Keitt
of South Carolina, and in the Senate by
Evans, of the same State when the COM
mittee of arrangements will proceed to
Browns hotel, and superintend the remo-
val of the corpse to the House, when
the chaplain will deliver discourse in the
presence of the President and cabinet.
The members of both branches of Con-
gress, judges of the Supreme Court, foreign
ministers and others, thence the process
sien will move to the Congressional GENE.
terry, where the body will be temporarily
deposited
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Later From Nicaragua!
WALKER IN A TIGHT pLAnr,
New YoRK ian aa

- New YORK, Jan. as.
The steamer Thames arrived at Aspin-
wall on the 10Th, from Graytown,. which
place she left the day previous.
She brought 80 of Walkers men vho
were transferred to the steamer Grenada
which steamer left Immediately for Grey.
town to receive the illibusters brought ont
by the Texas and James Adger, and con-
vey them to Orleans
walker had evacuated Rivas, and was.
at st. Georges, surrounded by the allies.
wfo mad offered him terms to surrender:
and as he was cut off from suppliea Il
was hourly expected that his followers
would surrender.
The Aspinwall Courier, of the 9Th says
1t was reported by the Thames that the
steamer Sierra Navada had been ca ptured
by the Costa Ricans, and that in conse-
luence, th-St Marys would leave Pan
anna for San Juan Immediately.
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The swiss Difficulty Settled.

The difficulty between Prussia and
Switzerland is settled. Prussia b.ots
square out of her claim, and acknowledges
the independence of Neufchatsl. srit-
zerland releases the Prussian prisoners.
The preparations for hostilities of course
have ceased. The determined stand IT,
ken by Switzerland no doubt contributed
much toward bringing about this settle
.ment. Prussia, perhaps relying on her
superiority in point of power, thought to
brighten little Switzerland out of a nor.
tion of her territory, but finding this a
failure, rather than fight, did just what
she should have done at first, namely, re-
linquished all claim to Neufchatel.
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TOT the "Splrlt.'
HORSE TANNING HUMBIJG

MR.. EDITOR Il beg leave to motif,
the people of Monroe and adjoining conn
ties, against certain fraud that is beino
phctised on this section, by q man who
is going under feigned name. He calls
himself the Great Arabian and Turkish
Horse Tanner. His method Of operation
is, first to give out that he will lecture on
the science-admission TWENTY-FIVE cents:
then he will teach them how TO break
horses for two dollars, not allowing any
one to see his operation until he paws the
fee. After getting the money from as
many as he can, all he learns them is to
tie the horses forelegs so that he cannot
use them, when of course he comes down.
When the horse is down, he has a man TO
hold his head, and with his legs tied the
horse cannot help himself The Great
Arabian and Turkish Horse Tanner then
rattles bells over him till he gets used to
the noise, then runs at him with an old
sheep skin. When these no longer frighten
the horse, he pronOunces him broke. He
tells the people that he can learn them how
to cure all the diseases that horse flesh is
subject to. but after he gets their moi ey
they hear no more about cures. lie tells
them that if what he has done is not
enough to satisfy any human being, he
don't know what is. He then adiourns to
some liquor shop
L have seen all his performances in this
county, and this is all he ever does. He
has humbugged the people of this place
out of about two hundred dollars, which
some of them had better used to nav for
heir paper There are two other men
assisting him in his humbuggery. When
hey SO into a neighhorhood to impose
lpon the people they should be treated to
! coat Of tar and feathers
BY publishing this in your paper YOU
will confer favor on one of your paying
ubscribers, and may also save others from
IMPOSITION. My reason for withholding
ny signature will be obvious, when it is
nown that l am one of the bored.
l refer any one who doubts my word to
So Headley, jamestown, Esq Boughner
the same place, and to Esq. Dakan of
'unsbury township.
Yours, Respectfully. {
[Our friend will readily excuse us fer
lppressing the names in his article, when
formed that their publication might ge {
3 into trOuble-ED. SPIRIT I
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Illinois.

4 mn NEW York, JAN 90.
Inc Illinois arrived at 10 o'clock froru
Aspinwall the 10Th of January With s.
10000 in specie
Inc Magdalena Co.'s steamer AMI.
lonndered off Sabrinallia, Dec. 23d.-
Twelve men, including the chief engineer
and mate, perished
Revolutionary movements are IN nro.
gress In both Carthagena and Bogots.-
Inc object is to form federal Govern
Inent and upset the Ospina Administra-
| ton. S
Two heavy shocks of earthquakes were
leit at Panama, on the / sth of Januarv
"A Convention between Chill and the
United States, has been signed by the rep
resentatives of both countries.
Two ministers from Costa Rica are az.
peceed at Chill, to organize Jointly with
Chill an opposition to fillibuster invasion.
The revolution in Peru has become
general. Gen. Vivanco having ATTAINED
possession of every port on the coast ex-
cephng Calloa, has issued proclamation
as supreme chief of Peru, annullinr the,
decree OF President Castillo, which ans.
penaed the payment Of the interest on the
national debt. -
Inc mines are paying better than for
several years past.
). But little is said concerning the repu-
diatlon of the State debt. A hill viii
pass the Legislature author
iz.hg tne payment of the debt and SUBJ
the matter to the people for rati--
fcation
Dates from Oregon to Dec goth. The
legislature has passed bill providing for
a d vote oy the people on the question OF
forming State Cons:itution. Heayv-
SHOWS have fallen in Oregon.
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HANEMANN REcoNyERTED TO Cou,,e

HANEMANN REcoNvERTED TO COMMON
SENsE.-At meeting of "spiritualists, ,
an invalid was brought forward dreadfully
afflicted with ulcerous scrofula that all the
doctors had failed to cure. 1t was pro-
posed to appeal to the spirit land for ad-
vice, and Homeopathic physician pres
ent interrogated the departed spirit OF
Hanemann as to what remedy should be
taken. Loud and distinct raps, audible
to the whole audience, told off Ayers
Ca-t-h-a-r-t-s-c P-i,A-s--Homer N 7. ]
Whtg
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The Future of the Republican Party.
Nearly ever Republican paper we nick

>>s1>>~- ~ t-AO LAC ON04tCtA dIly
Nearly ever Republican paper we pick
up hasa long dissertation on the future
destiny of the Republican party. OF
course they can all point out exactly the
reasons Why they were defeated at the last
election. and why they will be successful
at the next. Now We do not intend to
undertake to show the falacy of these rea-
sons, Dor do we like very well to rob them
of the little bit of consolation their con-
clusiohs afford them; but by way of tenn
pering their zeal little, we would remind
them Of q declaration of Speaker Banks
de-since the last election
Ina speech made at the ais-union con-
vention in Massachusetts,, few days since
by Mr.. Higginson, he stated a couvcrsa-
tion he had had with Senator Samner
fSx days before. In that conversation
Sumner SAID that Banks told him that the
late election secured tie prsdontaaace Of
tas Dcmoeratic party .tor tie next fli,r.y
years, unless some unlocked for event
should occur to prevent it Sumner him
self spoke despairingly of Tie success of
his party.
The report of the convention we read
in the New York Heroia, Fremont pa
l,er.
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Probate Judge Appointed.

WILLIAM STEEL, of Stafford, has been
sppointed Probate Judge of this county, by
Coz Chase, in place of Judge Okey, re-
signed. We have no doubt that Mr..
Steel will make very good Judge, unless
extensive legal learning is an essential
qualification. Something less than half
the Republicans of the county were ap-
pGeaats.
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The news by the Thames indicates pretty
plainly that it is all over with Walker in
Central america. lie is cornered and
completely hemmcd in. All the import
apt ports arc in the hands of the Costa
Kicana Walker is. young, brave and
enterpsisihg, and we ran but feel some
symva,ily for him, although We lave al
ways regarded the jrsiice of his cause as
rlther doubtful.
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Health for the Sick.

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are
creating revolution in Medical practice. They
act directly upon the circulation. Disease
originates in the blood, and these medicines
purge it out. In dyspepsia nervous oom-
plants, scrofula, rheumatism, incipent con-
sumption, fits, liver complaint, bronchitis, fever
and ague and all disorders OF the lungs, the
stomach, the liver, the bowels, the nerves or
the skin, they als infal!ible, See Advertise
msnt
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10 Advertisers.

Hereafter We will 10 all eases charge
twenty-five per cent in addition to our
regular price for all advertisements not
pau In advance, and the same for-all lob
NorS not paid for when taken from the
Office. The iardiness of those getting
this kindso work done, has compelled us
to adopt this rHle, and we expect to live
mp TO It. @ tt. PUBLISHERS
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A The Directors of the Monroe
MutualFire Insurance Company are re-
anested to meet on the 5th day of Feb
ruary next at their Office in Woodsfeld.
sssfs4 J. b. .NOLL, .ssc'y.
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e In letter to the Wheeling Intel

hyencer from Nebraska, the writer saws:
In the late Territorial canvass party
lines were not drawn The issues were al
most wholly local. The political feature
OF the Territory is decidedly Democratic
and unanimously in favor of free Nebraska
Neither slavery nor negroes can thrive on
Nebraska's soil.
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s Several communications received
too late for this paper, will appear in oar
next.
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EThe Belmont county Stock COM
pany have purchase splendid thorough
bred horse in Tennessee. They paid
5000 dollars for him. Nothing like en-
terprise
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BAKERS WRITING ScHoor commonoo

~ WI f-'N' kJOtIOOI CUUIIIIUNCGS
here again this Tuesday evening. Baker
Is q FIRST rate teacher everybody says, and
most of people ought to know by this
time. Boys, and girls, (excuse us,) young
gentlemen and young ladies go and SUBJ
scribe. 1t will be very useful to you
some day. You'll be writing Glove let.
ters" soon, and just think Of some such
fine sentiment as
'lf you love me as love YOU
no knife can cut our love in two.''
written IN rough, crampcd, ungraceful
style! Learn to write well, every one of
you.
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1882, 1890

| -, AOHI ~
1t will been that in the expenditures fol
the State Government there is difference
favor of the Democratic administration
of 1855 of s5l4,437,ss; in other words
the disbursements for carrying on the State
government under the Democratic. admin
lstration were less Man one half the amout
expended under Republican administra-
ton.
The Democrats paid $46G,eS1, of the
public debt, while the Republicans paid
S2l,2O. The Democrats having ex-
tinguished this amount of debt account.
for the difference in the amount of interest
paid during the two administrations
This interest, however, will no longer di-
minlsh, since the Republicans have re-
neWed the debt, SO that no portion of the
can be paid for a number of
years.
For repairs of public works there is @
Inference in favor of the former admins
tration of$179, 537,lo. There is also a
in the receipts of $4s,I64,IOin
avor fthe former administration, making
total difference of 1927, 1920.
1t may be as well to remark here that
his department of the government is the
east guarded, and affords the greatest
ABILITIES for defranding the State. How
Vellthe Republicans have improved these
acilltles we leave the reader to Judge af-
er comparing the above figures.
There is falling off in the total amount
taxable personal property in the State
S follows:
s55 personal property s2s3,ols,s15
800 !" 240,o26,55O
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Received on subscription to the ..Spirit
OF Democracy" for the month of January.
1851:
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a. We tender our thanks to Hon. C
]. Albright for various documents.
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Total
$3,712, 2O9.32

VI, = -VC, . q
We here annex the disbursements for
the year 1855 as shown in the report of
the Auditor for that year that our read
ers may compare them.
state Government 446,972,sO
interest on debt 9so,24s,2O
Principal of deb. 4eeeo1
School fund 1oI411oc.
Library fund 81 ee7oo
REPAIRS public works 900 1889
o'uef payments 27,605,s5
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Deficiency
42,992,265

Dehelehcy 42,992,265
This falling off is mainly attributed te
the law allowing debts to be deducted from
money and credits, and of course the tax
which would be raised off this sum must be
raised from other personal property and
from lands. The lands of the State al
ready pay nearly two thirds of the taxes.
The amount of taxes levied for 1856
was,
BY State authorities $2,754, 4,sO7,51
" Local 6,199,7O4,3s
Showing that nearly five sevenths of the
taxes were levied by county, townships,
and other local authorities.
The following are the amounts paid
out in behalf of the new State House,
Penitentiary and and Benevolent institu-
tons, during the year 1856:
State House $293.I93,6s
Penitentiary 7O77es5
Columbus Lunatic Asylum 64,25s,56
Dayton :" rs 4o4 A
Newburg {" e29s0,09
Blind Asylum lO.s77 40
Deaf and Dumb Asylum 2a34945
During the preceding year. 1855. the
amount of money paid out of the trearury
FOR the above purposes were,
State House $ill,633, 80
fehitehtiafy G4,092,5
Columbus Luaatic Asylum 32.773, 81
Dayton 1882,
Newburg 34.192 95
Blind Asylum 1854
Deaf and Dumb Asylum l483S. .0a
The amount paid into the treasury from
the Penitentiary for 1856 including the
convict labor performed ou the New State
House was $64, ,32 leaving q balance
against that institution of $6,66O,33.
During the preceding year the amount
whether including work on the State
House or not the report has not showp)
II earnings was $64, ,249,O9, leaving a bal
ince in tueor of the institution of Sl46- t
-.
The total amount of outstanding debt
If the State, Jan lst 1851 was I4,0Os.-
74,47, drawing an annual interest o.
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Yours, Respectfully.

Our friend will readily excuse US fer
suppressing the names in his article, when
Informed that their publication might ge
us into trouble SPIRIT.
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A; Cou-, 81 P75tate zsldes 3: Ellsworth. with
IN sna f. ,ae caantT a. Haresck. II the tAir!
"Wednesday of april A. 7. 1851.
THOMAS 5. OSGOOD administrator
Ct ta. estate 81 Daniel ossooa ls,s sf Blas-
hill IN ssid C5un:y aasesss3-hsrins presented
ais srst asoeuat Of s9li1is.ratioa u,aa saia De.
-oa<eis estate for Probate.
Ordered IAAtise sai3 Aizainistzasor gire notice 10
al persons Interested. ss causing eopT ii tkis
arss.r - ae Published three weeks excessively in
Fhe Ellsworth american, printed in Ellsworth.
shsi saey may appear ~ Pre- bate Court - Be- held
at E'zsoEfh in sgd e7us;y On the ;hird V ed
RssssT N lane rest At taa # the lick > 4
aas sAew a@ass, L any taey kare, Why t4e sane
saoal4 zat ae allowed
PARKER TICK. rudre.
/ sTse saFy. attsst i. !. BAR-Lzrg. Register.
1882
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LOTTERIES.

TIE well-know9 MARYLAND Co9so':-
d4ssa Lotteries, q r4j=1 T. Fztyz ( O..
a.. .ae Esaaa sers. are saarisrsi ty tle Ssa,e 4:
NA-yi4ai, AL eo5assl. 4as7 si-e.sl j. sae -
pie sao : ssT7ra "a a3sriat-ai aai s=-tsEf IA:
everysaiay epaaee;s3 NJ sae-l Is 1e2e Il. - r.
ly aeasSAsls manner, AL nat Lie interest % par
ties Vie are a si.ssAas- ars vel! pr9izct>zi -
il tsey Themselves w--s p7e~sns :: lie 3-aa,l-
Another ias1 waic.t the RAJ ,e-s call zzsaaEsa..
II, Is. iAat all persons hare r. gal riat t. Sud
erless III EieAot. = Navy,4ai, lotteries are le-
ssll1st BY special law IL Lat STATE \ lottery a.
d.sTn every 1Ay sf the IA aat1. II m particular
class !, named, orders f.Iei t4e rst draw
lag - take pl4es sEse- tas communicate ,aae>
- bard. fas prs q !ie&ets vary ira - g.
S2t No uc-sets are. however. sca; saivss il.e
money for the same Is re-eive,l With Tho .rler-
Inc drawing are ggaa tie lrip2iPia &. ;3a MN
Der e4sA tieAes {Ester tie Hsvana n.a.sl. and
Tsrnsry e.ssahjEasi6a Pri.cs vsTv In amount $50
- Sl9a. goa. AL Orders fQs s5cket5 or lsa.kA rs
will rsosise presset attention, and tse draxing
smiled 20 al purchases Immediately alter j; :
sgyer-
Address, r II HUBBARD, 4 90.
No. 50 Fsyetse s., or BeE No. 40,
vs-ai-ly Balt:gaorc, Marsl2na.
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= IRE THAT C0CGH:-Cal a c. G.
P.rk's aad purchase a so.sls II some ere
A5z3 Il E4s a.aay that hs la$, tA-t vIIl eura
'hs; cough. II
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AZ q C.a-t Z Probate hel4 :. gi.7s "a. .+-.a
als - tar Gssatf ~ llaueaes. en- ~ Il ~
N,ias-.sT u Apsii, A. III
ISRAEL NJ NORWOOD and Ben.
5ania Reed samcd Rxa-asers iaa esrtasa
.cst-1-aet. e4r7ersi-- - Be tsy ls.t vii az3 -.
,-.aeut u Ees jsE.ia Naraaea izte q TrcuaaH. IA,
sid es-4iy 4eee-soi, having F-escLie4 t1e sasas
isT f-vgtaiss
ovss1sl, Tazt the Sal Eze-u, rs efge a s;ss
10 si lsersszs interested by cau.fns- a ear- a.
t-z order 10 D PuaisAsd tAree seeks sure4ssivtl
IN the kilsEoFtA AmerisAn. printed st E!lsWsrtk
Tat they mar appear al prubst. CeaFt - be
he'd 81 Mt : essr; IA said eagaty on the .sa
IzesaAy e Jaae Hext q: tsa Of the click fore
zasn, and sAev c=ass, il Any they hare, vhy the
said instrunasnt should Dot Re proved aBprcrs.s.
al alloss3 tie lat will and testament e s1ia
G>A~2ssi- PARKER TUCK. Jaa~s.
A tsae sopy--AssasL A. A. BAzTLIry, Register
sxI3
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gCST RFCEIYED-A fresh 10, Of
4Nisis' HAIR bGE, ~EieA Is csc = lie
5ess arGeles e tae 3zy - rfereat tas HAs- ffe1a
sol1tas oat, asl rgss.sIas j ~ Is es ziz2i eegsI
{, '. PaEA
Pc 70
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Ready Made seGns

C INSTANTLY On hasl md ~ s7,e y
2a;i i. Y g)G-2-.
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MEDICINES. PERFUMFRY. g..

ksseiyed this 5ay. b .APress. ssfs E5r..
edF iar Female Com rlairs- Orders s.rfet,y s8n
aaeaiia. L. &. PEGk
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n" slEpls Of Hallowsy's Mediciaes. D.
y Jane Preparations ior pulmonary COR
Pa = -afk's Fsls, VISTA ! Baisa5n Il NJ,
81 = sa'a May c'ssr popul4r Mei5cine.
!ls' received ~ Ex..ass AID Il. sac bv
- c. G. PECK
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>lnsers Sewing Machines.

>inser's Sewing Machines.
49, . A tc.st-ts 1L q Singers >s~8a- NJ
.---7s L -a-s - lie a.. Lat .Lev asa e..
D. --ezts4 g every variety 1f ~ !. "a! "a,
.-as ia - -
oae Thousand Dollars a Year
All se-sss. 4ssiFin- fa& and reliable 5as5rua-
500 - a i..sse mach aleasises ps4ees. nsase. T
..--1si4s. Ae-.2a 0btAia j; h art!v!s-. bx
.e't<i = z.aefnzss. f5f 4 eoFy q / n, SiSGFR /
8" aZEffE. = beautiful Pct ia, P.rs- -
u.-4 as sszt gals =
Loca. Agents
-n'f,i "a svery To~n In The Uaited safe. "a
W s- -9oe.al la1useueuss lie cgesed
y b--Ne tNe- made arfa- I-s-,,srt ,,i,L 49,
'1.,f- All f4'.i'asrs = rersfape-s highly v-af
80, 81 .aiiti.a''FF T. taesa, and Wish to laa ks
's'5i4sF ezt-zts Hjtl every ses.rsF.r s,tl -.
i!-- ~ Tie zazaisy. Fos faa yart3eular, -.
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4 APAN FI-L>.-A rev a-tlc.e. - me-. are
highly rooa@endel. zud hass lares
salei 3asi received y Express af.5l f5r sale ~
{. .. PECK
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oae Thousand Dollars 4 Year
Loca. Agents

4 LADY who has been cured of great
hsFfeas 1ftility, after EAny years c. nil.
~ -7'tfes l. make saoEa l. all fellow 81 xerer,
- s-fs '4e AS g relief Adrvzs ei-ostas .tAe,s
= pap rctaEE postage Mrs. NARY + yI'tT ~
B1sion, Mas, and tie p.ss.riptioa vii Il -,
free, by rsxi psf.
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n AGENTS WANTED

100 AGENTS wANTED-sI3o.
o per Eotth, Here ia -.-a rA.,sa
~ : lev Foaag nea u ZAke large sal.rv III
cat investing 4 capital '-
re above Is 10 " tAzee asas catch penny Or
sa1a bug 70 introduce Patcat Asaieizey. Books L.
"a eA.ai snsiass Stamps far rstara pos,a - =
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Netice.

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