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CHARLES =. CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,
CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
N1NINGER. MINNESOTA

NIN1NUEK, 1NNESUTA
Will always attend to buying and selling Land and
City Lots on Commission. st- pork
Is viii negotiate Loans, yielding from 2 to 4 per
cent . month on unexceptionable Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEcLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
9a-s= REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, :"
John Nininger, Nininger, " "
Col. John N. Stevens, Glencoe,
Cook i Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't MR.. .Br. State Bank " i"
Hon. Sampson Mason, {"
Peter Odlin, President Dayton BIZ. State Bk. Dayton, i"
+. A:.& T. T. More, Dayton, Ohio.
4:ly CHARLES +. LAR
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LIME LIME!
Superior First Quality White Lime, Manufactured at
NininRer and constantly on hand and for sale BY
W + MOWRY.
NiniDger, June 90, 1857. 4et 2:1y
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Where do weeds come from !? That crop you per.
mitted to ripen last year, unharvested, scattered its
thousand seeds all over Jour land. They mingled with
your grain, and found a lodguent in your barn with
your hay. The seeds were carried upon the soil in the
use the hoe in haying time, and make vegetable bon
fires in barvcst-season, than suffer from the maturing Of
weeds on your land. ~. - 81 ~
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j FItis useless 10 carry these figures farther, ssit mut
appear evident from the above that farming does pay in
Minnesota. In making the above statement I have
been very careful not to exaggerate, or set the yield per
acre too high, I have known much greater yields hay-
ing been obtained. 4 P. r. CoUNTRYMAN. N
Nipiuper. April Sd. 1858. .4 8. oatiHa} a.as 49,
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For Sale

For sale.
LOTS and HOUSES in Niningss, and FARMS in
the neighborhood also lots in the Additions; also for
sale or to let, the new stone Warehouse on tie Lvse.
Apply 70 &. o. ROBERTSON,
ST Niaiaaw, Mt.
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HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,
Sheet Iron, Chains, Amvis, Roctng, Tan,
and q full assortment Of
Bo1lders' Hardware, Observation-Disclosures
Goods. &c. &c. Nv
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Those who have tried, say that no crop can be more
Sassa'a fs,eeS 1 1s'sss' b ss' feeding sssn E, ;s ;' f%aS THAN t%a ,s sd1 !,
half acres in Massachusetts, The ground should be
rich, and well worked. The seed should be sown in
rows sufficiently wide apart to admit q ~cultivator be.
tween. The plants, are thinned out when Of proper
size, and aftcrwardk kept free from weeds and worms
lHarper's Weekly. -T@ p
This does not beat Minnesota. / raised on one halt
acre last year 4 1000 heads. Cattle eat them with great
ayidity, and in the autumn when the grass il short and
dry, the laboring OK, or generous: mich COW, is very
grateful for the dispensation of . few cabbage heads OF
rutsbagas. @erna7osc a-sr 81 e7esa sa~ r q
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PINE BEND BRICK: YARD.

PINE BEND BRICK YARD.
The undersigned have on hand at their yard = large
amount of baick, Of a quality unsurpassed BY any other
made in the Territory. which they offer for sale at tea
dollars Der NJ. Those in want should send in their
orders immediately. They will be delivered If desired.
3ISSELL i CRONKHITE.
Pine Bend, N. T., Aug. "a, 1867. Z
A Valuable Clal1n
OF l60 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from Earl
bault, and II from Shieldsvile /; it has good running
water, IS acres Of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land: .-.r
Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, i've miles from Lake
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber /;
~~c~ I'M. nI1LHOUsR.
City Of Niniuger, Aug. 26, 1851. cen .1 rr
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES
PINE REND AHEAD 4

Messrs. HAIHES T. SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. r.,
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country Of tho Vermillion, which can be
supplied from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those DESTROYS Of an article that can be depend
ed on should give them a call.
Pine Bend, Aug. "a, 1857
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Payments u be made in all cases in advance. Money cur
rent in the State where issued will be received at par:
CLussrNo.-A discountof Is Per cent. from the above
prices will DO allowed to Clubs ordering, direct from L.
above works. Thus: Eoar copies Of Blackweod, OF Of one;
Review, win be- sent to one address for nine dollars four
copies fthe four Rsviews and Blsakwood for thirty dollars:
and SO on. ' .
Posracr.-Ins III ths ~peiscipa, eiiesaand towns, these
works will Be delivered FREE Or PosrAox. When ssot BY
mail, the Postage to any part Of the United- States will be
but 1wsNTYzrouH CENTS . yeas6or Blaskwood md but FOUR
TEN czursa year for each Of the Reviews. 20 r. ass
e 1Iasmittances for any Of the above publicat;ona& hould be
addressed to the publishers. LEONARD. SCOTT ( co.
@%aS No 81 Gold akreek. Nav Yhpk
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Wounds in cattle are quickly cured by washing sew
times . day, with q mixture Of the yolks Of eggs
and spizits Of tuIpentine. ~.
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lqqitnlthra| Deprtrnfnt.

This Department is under the editorial ,~coptrol Of l..
n. CouNTRYMAN, to whom all matter relating thereto
is TO be addressed, either at this place or Hastings.
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Green House Plants, Ae. sash sA*dsf Y ESQ
Our Apple Trees are from tvs - four ysass sf ass,
growing in our grounds and inolsae nAsy ki1as Nat y
we're not Injured BY the bar. Yibtrsse q, 1857.
Casrants, Grapes, G1o~teyses Rssp6eySscs, S}rsr.
bsrrss, Ps Pm, exc, wehive Of nassy kadsis Srest
Psrsoae swiGhi,g TO e~bslliaA. tseix coends c.a y
be supplied with everything dssiseAs for this ekoass.
Caisssly 1t The Nassesy, * nd year sedst,te,snras x
aa1reny1 81 'Psu1, Aissssot& In n0&k1~G Ia
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SMUT IN WnEAT.-Recent experiments prove that q
frequent cause Of snut in wheat is the heating Of the
seed in the stack. One who has tried, recommends to
let the wheat for seed stand until quite ripe before cut,
ting, and then to put it on . scafold until fully cured.
The wheat raised from seed thus treated was not injured
by smut1[Harper's Weekly. 8 81 -t aaaHH%.-
g It has been said that sowing in wet land, is one cause
of snn1s in wheat, 4. would b, we'll y asayrats to fcl
low this rule - Sow grain when your ground is SC
we'll pulverized, that the dust will follow the harrow.
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". 4 4. ". 0OvETT. .3s5
ARCHITECTS,

The above firm would respectfully inform their ftjssds
and the public generally, that they ere now prepared 70
furnish dssigns and superinteBd the erection Of bsildises
Of any style or description with aeatness ID dispstck
and at reasonable rates. 3:ly
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'7@ s,.sesssa Frs1t Tree..
M~Ft@ - ~ Eg-sszss&
III gAAf THE e2 74t
GROvELAND & GARDEN NURSERY ya,
1a "a az "a vaors.se
Beessen 81. Pa~!a and 81. A~aaooex.
@ ~1tEE Et ~ 1,J& TshzsAs
Owing to the severe cold If last Wiatss, but TN ct
eur trees we're offered for sale. We have t1ereSsr4Sax
% hand and for sale, ,as&ay
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRlxk
Together With . reat variey Of $40 +aaNH 'e9s@a ~
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4 RARE CHANCE.

= The undersigned, DESTROYS of having . Brick Yard
est4bInAsdin Nininger will sell to any party who will take
tie msStsfap hand, IN excellent Brick Machine Of New
York msnufsctnpe the necessary amount Of clay and
timber sud, and Win receive his pay for the sane in
bricks at the current prices, Address al asas So b. =
q n- eaasas fGNATIUS .DONNELLY, 80
asl} av1s sas 10 aoa Nininger, Miaseecn.
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SMITH, HAaeoek : 1HoaaA1.
AnnITInN m E11NGER.

This sdditien. con sistine Of + xz1Y Aclss, have been suE,sysa
end pls&ted in connection WITH the original town OF Mni1ees: Is
Lies within the limits Of the origiuAl town and isbeendeAA ~ u
on thrse sides. Tia lots lie % neas the river and the ss.ee, -
The same number Of lots % 6rst ND out ~ che prcPsaetess
ktschsd; they are sold free Of al insuAabranees. This aoesa6
Is a~nsurpssscd for bsAuty on the M;ssiAsppi river tAas q
easy access to N extensive back country ~ greet fertility. aaA
adcrds o shippiae point for . section Of territory. reaching Ct
least one hundred miles into the interior. Ninaaeer oas WIN
three months acquired . population Of two IOodrsd parsons
Applications for lots on be made 10 Dr.. T. 4. SntTtT Or u
Asplsw Lsvzsrsa. Hess Estate Dealer. Of 81. Paul. or = s"s
Andefsigned. saar 80. H.
81 HANCOCK & 1H04AS,
1f,n,~arcE4 a. Z.
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N~GFERENcGo.

MINNESOTA. @fEJ so f#7 Pill = LIZA !ts.sgt
~. Wlih L ocenaa. Chasl0 AAcaa. IA. OSwyn&.
RG1cv. Alax. nansss, Andsvw D. Ca1, - 49,
Aee. HsaV y. 11M. Hon WNue1 p Es0E,
xxnsksssy. FL ...riS s:1 rs - .l1.s14 4cNSacA
s s:sss: : 1 : ss..; s. as:: = ~ - u Il esakyA'~ a:
Saa u Z c:. ne rs.a 5 ss:ss: -
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STOVES STOVES.
4Y TIE error N1NlNGER III q.

- "a, 1ost9ss 1890 .l~s 19at-4 81 d so
A large supply of COOKING, PARIOR and OF
.FICE STOVES, have just received by the undersigned,
which. they offer at the most moderates rates 70 the
citizens Of this and the adjoining neighborhoods. 9dj
Also q large assortment Of tin and shect-iron ware to
suit the wants Of the public. -ua - ss
: Jobbing Of all kinds attended to promptly. sta 84i
Roofs timed in the best manner to order. = atf ESQ
Rags, lead, copper brass, etc., taken in exchange for
goods. s'xs1 81 - SIS ~ KEMP l. Co.
City Of Nininger, Oct. ~, 1867. 1893 IL
g p. & i. RAND,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
NININGER; MINNESOTA. a.sa4 l:lY
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NO

-'4.E - 60 & ~
.IlIlfilAk i. Paw o4p,ssaAglp4 r, 1
cesaty. Miaaeso4a. hereby svss Public Notice 70 n psrtsss "
hsvs purchased lots in the xsid city, under sad iuh5sH 49, e.
ordiaasy covenant expressed IN the deeds, TO Wit, 70 ce.nssseA
certain saount Of improvement thsTdn sapalsssd. visen M .Ms
months from the date Of the same, and 10 finish the sd iMetass. n, :.
nepts within two years tAsrsfFom: that . AoncempiAsee siIegA xx
part Of the sid covenant, will be considered a nsacsuptAsss ~s
With tie sssns Of the whole. and shss every lot for which II ~ =
expiration Of the said period Of six months, ne Improvement. ~
been comueneed. vii! be co.sidsred NKaNsd. And reversed 10 rio
and M 10 BY him resdd, cAe sA1zs j. thug re- &c
deed had s,x been e,.cnssd BY hhm ssr the saaA5fs ~ p a4i;serr
CHARLES I. urRRs0H. @s., = aa,ss'
LsGeTATG Ao6M'r pa. .lf
CIVIL ENGINEER AND sUkyEYOk. !, - !
u 4s.;Pssse, .s5sssessss Irrvtsssx. sa3 81
VII attend TO the Purchase and sale. q Rs.i Et'~ss iocsss" "srss'
Land Warrants. Collection Of Dssss. P.,ms~s " e. ggassa
E rsxes. md the ibsestn<at 81 MoAsyi u os ri u ms
4 Information about the Territory furnished % sppacaaaSo r@a7sss
oAee., opposite he American Hotel !. Is
IL Agricultural, commercial and y eohapical 4advaaaaess. ksn..;g
prepared to transact any business connected VIII Rec, EsasA
vith promptnes and accuracy. Also agent for De
STATE MUTUAL YlRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. 81. .-a
Il Hssiissa.s. CspitAl $soo,ooo
COMMONWEALTH INsURANCE CO, Of Havi.bare C.PiA1
~~""' 81 -, ,n.ra, - 81 slssgz4 - 5;E.s s.sssfn
:: :: !: !: e s: e.: e., !: / q; :;:;:! .; ! 81
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nar r;ss' & asI Grsss B sny aspWSihs;:s y ,a End F1R sd;eps,~bat
politics forns only ono feature Of their character. As or.
sans Of the most profound writer's on Science, Literature
Morality and Religion, they stand % they have ever stood.
unrivallsd in the world Of letters, being considered indis-
pepssble to the scholar and tho professional man, while to
che intelligent reader Of every class they furnish . more
correct and satisfactory record Of the current literature Of
the day, throughout the world, than can be possibly OBJ
tanned from any other source.
EARLY Copixs.-The receipt Of ADVANCE SzEs1s from
the British publishers give additional value 70 these Re-
prints, inasmuch - they can now be placed in the hands
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CREDIT.
Par value of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nininger
and st. Peter Western Railroad Company, 1000
Value Of ten lots in the town Of Louisville, 10000
~.s~I a..rt la3se..a 10000
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NEW sT0REaa4 Aye 1* ,
F0aWAhDi0e AN0 COMMISSION MEacGAlT.
The subscriber informs the People Of Hiniuger City sad ss.
pounding country. that he is opening 4 Store in Niaingers City.
vhsrs be is rec6vias srom the Eastern Cities . large Ssssk o.
Sprjng and summer Goods.
~hea n.ve been bought !ow. SID selected with eres: care q he
WESTERN TRADE. ss'a.
Ills stock consists IL par, u tse following a<tieses::: 7
Dry Coeds, XotI0ns. and Fancy Geo1s, m
ware, Glassware. Q1eesassars Doots, ShoeA.
Hate, Caps ~1Bonnets. Drugs, Palnes, 81, Dyo
stun; Winaevv GLASS. Iron anS Nalls, &C., "a
He deals ..ss in ~ kind Of s-F b. .s~ .gs2
GROCERIES,, PRODUCE AND faevl5&eA, ~ ~
and al other articles usually kept in such EstablsAmsats wY1b y
b oferv Tor ess - low ssny othsr sahisansnesA3o4n
''''''' = ? -a<so2 L. 1Aren
ENGRAVING ON wooo.
Al kind Of Book Illustrations. visws Of Banlie.ep "a a -. e y
eAinszy. Landsoepes. &C., Drusgiets, Vine eadsToA6eSE96aS
Portraits, Animals, Societies sssla Bill Head, EnySeleA6fx :
&c., &c., Drawn and Eaer~ved in the beat saJs, aa4 $500, :.
ssrwsfdsd to sny part Of The Union. By Man Or RzpeSI. hS4S@
RS Address % s seslg ,1os93e1e9 & ,rs{
"a ft DAVID 0RI1R, ss;.A
5-2ss f.a~Y n. +. Coz. q 7A and w.laas, q flssr. ~
ss .. RAat14kGA
- g rLAsrEnlNG AND DRICrLAxxSo..as AZ
The subsssber i prepared 70 Do all kinds Of Macon wS,f In.
good spd vesknAal;ks manner. @'As' sa''s@S So
csaAr.ess Atsa Il dssirsd 3@'sa~w 'i&Y's's. t..' g.
~. 80 .llas7sH. Is HssaY xsaaaa1ffE ~
a'a'ae's CIV r. : ssbas avx-~sg aze3seasts 81 s~
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'3s''sfT 6e Rl6rffiU6 FUr1Oa1cals

The Briii1h P0r1OdlcaIS
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE. 4. SCOTS co, New
York, continue to puhlisbGthe followiog heading British
viz: #Io$ . ta1s-s 8 Isl
l-THE LONDON QuAR7zRLY CONSERVATIVE
2-THE EDINBURGH REvIEw (Whig.)s
3-THR NORTH BIZ. REvlIw (Fres Church,
e 4-THE WEs7x1NsrrR REv1Iw {Liberl.)
~, 5-BLAcxwooD's Ep1s'GH. MAGAZINE, Tory
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% 10COS ~ " taA0 Ivy
We present y the public one Of thegreatest combine
tive projects Of the day, and we solicit their attention to
the particulars. A plain statement Of facts will be its
best recommendation.
The undersigned arc the propristors of the greater
part of the Town Of Louisville, on the south side Of tho
Minnesota River, about Fifty miles from its mouth.
The Town has been laid out about two years, and al
ready contains . small population, two stores, q steam
grist mill, two steam saw mills, lime-kilns, &c. The un.
dersigued have at a large expenditure Of money, bought
out the whole town site, together with some Of the ad.
joining property which they have also laid ont as parts
Of the original town. The site IF the n one q the
finest ON the Minnesota River. 1t possesses an excel
lent landing, and the land on which tho town is built
rises gradually and beautifully from the river, gentle
undulatons Of the prairie overlooking each other as they
recede, forming one of the handsomest scenes one can
find in the whole valley Of the Minnesota. 1t is already
the centre Of q considerable trade, and would in the or.
binary course Of events, and without the assistance Of
the enterprise detailed below, have gone on steadily to
success.
The undersigned have, however. bought it for another
object besides securing it for its intrinsic merits. They
are interested iu the City Of Nininger on the Mississippi
River. They arc interested in seeing tho Nininger and
St. Peter Western Railroad built, and they are willing
to hold out unexsmpled Inducements, to the public to
subscribe to the Stock of that Road. Hence 1t a heavy
outlay they have secured the town site of Louisville,
believe to be unprecedented in iberaity, and in benefits
to those who may take advantage Of it. q.
They offer to sell lots IN the Z6,sn Of Louisville for
ten dollars each, to saca parties as shall subscribe for
Stock in the Ninin9er and 81. Peter Western Railroad
Company.
The lots will be selected by thespurchassrs in the Or
der in which they subscribe for Stock, those first sub
scribing having tie first choice. To prevent, however,
those subscribing last from having nothing left but re.
fuse lots, the amount Of Railroad Stock to be subscribed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-28
CHAPTER v.

WIEN the bosts Ct The RsIs3nn1 rs.uroed fo Ler fruit.
e. sea-ch thsee ofhI dos; 70 the vessel bat The
which tho captain and lswys. NJ, ro~ed toward the shore
The e.. ss sinking cut Of ssa ard hs ishensp hayps
ceased labor g the day. stood snosns h font OF heir cabins
vhi.s prepared hei. evening meA.
why 10 you smile, f,loE r asked F-siser 6erooy seeing
hons Pablo Az1ins with pessed lock among too
res
Toe. yoa ss,k empty kAniee-;o zee hs.;he va.aes
have sossn: prey Ia y.n 70 replied ;te cid spsnis-i
seoce dog or IA sti1s your head fre yos. sh,aien
eied Fsssr deaby .nsrsd AZ tie words re he continued
"l.wi give ten thousera dLaTs 70. tbs. chfd A.ye:en
hosaod dollars IN ksd yellow sod snd w sdi Eve houss,d
for hin wh1 stays the her-hs scalp will be the proof He
some you th. ssnn hXa-l do Rb~rs u Hsvsas
"Ye.-te deals with lTsi-s, snussen and cl:hross and
Hs wi Ssy me n,n,y fr :b- eti :nd s.lp II sm no.
Ses: Yoa need only nye 1r nans Of Ms-ca. P.bss aud
vii be s.hieieL:~ oo..Inuea TEE captain Now ny msl
there chance 20 can smsi iGAs easier tHsn sAns rot
Bitterly "Acc.rse. hand wbcn siood money
A.I.sd Be be who would 'tsal sbia on i. pM.ns Nay
A the old hasrsn this h.s ssTe % the evening
AID lis h.ac. .ld eyes r.va w.d he oasd
Lc the ..ples Ad the Innocent.
soss asls q. % a. sss s a , ~
be asd bis heavy cg;is.s ard inGe f.cs sesaed
threw np 20 defend il,
The herm+n ssas % is.ir cabins %. w5s AIMS iey hsd
ba fesss back. BY bis armed r-.rss,ed IN sety % ihs
AID b~J reach OF he spr.s.d p.riops
Of poor Psso. ra- c.ine, 70 a.s ;.ha, aaa i.
80 found. feATfaIiy vccni.5 ,e Ess tbs, lfo
st n hn ho3sh se sho The bw s, tnlss who
!, to3-, b-eysd bin b. s.n rs2t Hs "a.
er-c ss 70 give oJecoLs Nv - au-ch the bleeding o be
5.d seIyc u ne ies Epdaa el1, sat Knew oonIdsIble
OF ,u'terJ
he rose TIRE snoone, 3cGsr vsy ard
cOod %: 70 followed o The Of The honest sarrGep,
~no,- quiet had e-.o .aus broken IN They
a. WIKI sensd w.s 20 he Offers Of Feoi
ger ad woUd maze b-ssd Suved before hey woad hsve
esn-d mor,y oy scnh dee1
Oae Irep,ion. There JuSIs N tbe oomp Of Jssa
an d snons he berO+. # R~volen and !, t., hs
oaa9 1so.y1-n here Pz,o Se1ro T1o fo money
would have sod be- ds,h s.s-er 70 shame o1sh he
srnoo.h ani had so ,nge :hst nooe co1.d
Know nim pierced ~b disro iassns eyes ne
outer sae walcn D.. h ,st-so Tom s12eSncA soservs
.Cn.
Pedro Pca-o bad head odsr sc3 r~orcea in as bee
i.s n,ck s-.f.ce ~ers va vr-, AID 20 de-
ternlec thai mOary be sooA de v yo1as s1o,e
ssc sssd fertile % inveo., s-o rroIp. -
He n ked bJ his conrstes :r they Asd
sD1 ,re. md but be the most rsfu
s.ad soo1, hq ally good rSendog broken 20: o.
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oid wia tne i-Ah q Wild hoSs vd cs, 'eison, trssy'
te., lore witnesses 20.
Bat ~i eavs wounded Pablo 70 the care Il bis com
pAnions aopaz be -ecovrr-a,c re vii cave fe1o
faro ooseos. his plans .. vsy, wls soneveers
.se u seacca o. nasttsn OF HIeres
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CHAPfIl "

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give hin rse< A t.s lsy before, he escoes 1sied In
rs sd took Aphss e scsooaer IN Tow, sss oers sharp
d Hsst Of drsusht sd,Is Lons very EARLY ses heir Tzone
and velpd-d psSdss China vro With csisscy which did
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stains from iae s:bocaers oh, fsrarsd ou to1d with
ArpiakA
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