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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
Ancient F..iion. and Modern
st FHEfc1Eam-I oa .E

The Enchanted Salrehstory which
Cerv1ntes puts into the mouth Of Don
Quixote was doubtless Intended as lisa
tire upon the 9~extraTagant professions
and miserable failure ofsthe PhSSicians
of that day. But the fctiopsTof one
age sometimes become the facts of an
other, and could Ce~ryantes revisit the
earth,5 he would see many of the cures
ironically attributed to. Don Qui4ote.s
nostrum, actually accomplished byHoi-
loway's Ointment. The magic of Sci
ence has slammed thesleseAds of NEGRO
nancy, in the hene6ceHtl affects of the
remedies i~ntroluced by that distinguish
ed man. txg n7ss-s sad q
Extrayagant culogy is Fnotsin our
wayj" but hare is a difference between
flattery and simple justice. 1t has hap
pened that in several instances we have
witnesscdlthe affect of Holloway's OfRt-
ment upon external diseases. Thai. it
will cure crysipelas, salt rheunl, and
virulent,, :deep-seated ulcers, weicah. tes-
tify from facts that have come under
our own observation, and if faith is to
be placed in the consentaneous DECLARE
tons of the thousands and tens ofthou-
sands who have tested its properties in
this country and throughout the world,
there can be no doubt that II is / speci-
6c-the only specific for scrofula and
cancer. The late wal in Europe az
forded a grand Opportunity to ascertain
its value as a dressing for fieshTEounds>
fractures and Commissions, and itapPeaEs
from the Published Official reporters of
the army surgeons, that its application
in such. cases was followed by very re-
marketable results. The pain and IN
iammation of the parts rapidly subsi-
ded, and healthful reaction ensued.-
Injuries for which the ordinary recipes
were the tourHi9uet;sthe saw and the
amputatingn knife, were cured without
difficulty by the nsd, of thIs powerfGlre-
euperant. Z. noisc10o ~1SF -A2sW yFs'
Probably no class Of oas countTymeh
better Understand the ne aof ffdlf0-
ways Ointment than the dcnizeBs of the
far west Ills inafact their ssaire for
every sore," whether occasioned by ae>
cident or the resultuf hardship ande x.
posture. The Southern planters regard
it as gan indispensable 3itemipin their
plantation dispensariesy "a nd use it al.
most universally as n remedy for the
eruptions aud glandnlar diseases so
common among their negroes.ffsI6 New
England, where ;inpentionsi and discoy-
cries are generally lat the loutset fOeked
upon with sdistrust, the Ointment has
affirmed an Acknowledgements of pop
ularity, and the demand 2fbriit IN che
states, of NewdHOrkS and z~RenpsStaHia
has! been quadrHpbedM ithiHthree years.
In fact, it has no rival in public esteem
among the remedies Of the age; If we
except the celebrated pills for internal
diseases introdunedaby its world fohowhq
ed Inventors 81 .Esb fTs7a gtzaoHr
In the oldon time ,rthes law aawarded.
to, every Roman who saved tlIellife Of a
fellow citizen aHriyiei crown. ST the
mederns had perpetratUd the CUSTOM
H~olloway's Regaiiaa would by this time
have been the eighth wonder of the
WORLDLY. O.. Crescent .-e4G<1F. flFs
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
what Democratic Post Masters
ShOWld~GIO.

Every Denoeratie post master thro'-
gut the country, saJys-.he Cadiz Sentinel,
should fuse his endeayors to circulate
Democratic newspaper. instead of as
aistins 20 Get up slabs for such papers
as the New York Tribune, and other
black republican papers. Any man
that holds an Office from the Democrat
ic party, aud will assist in circulating
weapons that do all they can to
throw the Democratic party, should be
removed from his Office instanter. IF
the Republicans make up clubs for
their organs, and their papers come to
the Office Within name Of thessubscri-
bers writtent upon it, letsit be distribu.
ted as cheerfully as a Democratic, paper
But if there is no name on, it let the
law be- fulfilled, and the papers that have
no name written on it, thrown among
the waste papers 0 fthe ofice.t.e'No man
can be a good Democrat that assists in
getting up clubs for papers that are en-.
to the Democratic party. And
We repent; that fanny p. NJ. or his dep
uties assist in any manner, in getting up
clubs for opposition Journals, theil
heads should come off; and We will do
all that lays in our power to have them
taken off. IF the Democracy were not
in power, there is not a post Office in
whole Union hat would have a
Democrat in it. Let Democratic post
masters remember that. He that la
bors not for the Democratic party labors
against it.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
be- The New York Journal of on

Boz The New York journal ofC ON
merce publishes. a table of the elections
held this year in the free States, from
which it appears that the Democrats
have polled 945,979 votes. In 1856, in
the same States, they polled 957,312.-
The Fusion vote in the same is, this
year, 1,15s,T22 votes. In 1856 it was
1,439,799 votes. The Opposition vote
has diminished nearly 300. 600 in two
years, while the Democrats have only
lost IL ,060.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

Rag How little is known ofwhat Isl
the bosoms of those around usl,r. We
might explain many a coldnoss, could
we look into the hearts concealed from
US; we should often pity where we hate.
love when we curl the lip with scorn and
Indignation. To judge without reserve
of any human action is a culpable tie
merity, ofall our sins the most unfeel-
ING and frenucnt.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

hr The wire pullers of the opposi-,
ton are already busy in Managing the
selection of a State ticket for their par.
ty at the next Ohio election. The main
effort seems to be direeted.t to :ae defeat
of Giddings' nomination for Governor.
To accomplish t4ttss it has, been propO-
sed to make,a rally on .fWm, Deanison
of Columbus. Others arc ursiRg the
nomination of Delano, of Mt Kernoa..
our only preference. in tho matterris,
that the Opposition may makea nomi-
nation that they win not Afterwards say
was a weak one. With a veal formed
Democratic ticket we can beatthe enc
my certain, -NewGrk Adeeeate. .
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

:. raA The Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press says he knows
''oftwo Republican Senators who intend
to deuounce, on the floor of the Senate
tho Rochester Speech of Ex-Governor SEW:
ARD, and to deny that its doctrines are
those Of the Republican party.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

HoHotoGy.s Pius,T The changes of eli
mate and, above all. the Earieties- of wa
ter, encountered in traFefsing even IA
small portion of the United States, are
severe trials to the traveller. In order
c-onseanenences So frequently resulting
from these causes, il is absolutely. noe
essary to be provided with HoIiowsy's
Justly celebrated Pills. 1t is beyond
dispute that in sll cases where the stom-
ach' and bowels arc disturbed by change
of ar, watcr,or dict, Cor any other cause,)
they quickly and Invariably restore the
the tone Of the one and the regularity
of the other. Visitors 70 or residents in
the a%lIuvial districts Of .the South and
West, Will fhdthcm a certain remedy
for bilious affections and intermittent fs-
vcrE.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

-1 n@ Mrs. Jane Elliot, a widow wo-
man in Cleveland, was burned to death
on Monday last, by the clothing of the
bed in which she was lying in a state of
intoxieation taking fire. A german nj
med SCHNEIDER, who was in the house al
so drunk has been arrested on suspicion
of having designedly set the bed clothes
on fire.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

The Legislature of North !caros
lins,s9n Monday Of last week, elected
GoEarnot Bragg forethe long torn and
IIoad Tkbs. Is G4ingatau for tHs short
term ". 6. Senators from that State.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

rlA An Iowa paper estimates the
quantity of Chinese Sugar can grown
on the western part of that state this
year, as sufficient to make a million gal
Ions of syrup.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

Bg The Buffalo Commercial 4dper-
tiscr likens the act to prohibit slavery
in Vermont to can act to prevent the
boring of three cornered holes with a
common auger."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

ry~ Pigeons have been declared a
nuisance by the City Council OF Dabn-
aug, Iowa; The shooting law is saspon7
.ded, and the marshal authorized to 'iout
a. pigeon wing" Whenever he can.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

Bg- What is the difference between
an attempted homicide and hog killing?
One is an assault with intent to kill and
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

ng- There is now a mail carried reg
uiarly between ST. Louis, Mo-, and San
Francisco-arriving regularly, at the
former place.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

BoGUs AND OTHER BANK Bills
We find the following in Thompson's
New York Bank Reporter:
Bogus currency has been engraved
for two new concerns in Washington
and for semfe unsecured concerns in
Indiana. Safety and public policy de-
,mand the rejection of all these concerns.
Notes which read Farmers and Me,
chanics' Bank, Cannelton, Ind.," have
made their appearance. They are bo-
gus of the worst kind. Notes of the
Bank of Greensborough, Southern
Bank, and Planters and Mechanics
Bank, all of Georgia, are being forced
off in various parts of the county,
We regard them as dangerous concerns,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

p- The population of Cincinnati;
according to the estimate OF Charles
.UCist, is now 242,324. This only includes
the corporate limits of the city. In 49,
So, the population ofthat city was 1885,
31O
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

p- II. Van Liew, u well known the
%atrical manager, and another man, with
a woman and child, were drowned at
Galena, Ill, last week by a steamer run
ming into a ferry boat in which they
were crossing the river.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

rA An editor in Kansas says that
the publication of his paper will be sus
pended for six weeks, in order that he
may visit st. Louis with a load of bear
skin, hoop-poles, shingles, oak bark,
picked catfish, &c, which he has taken
for subscription. He is bound to raise
the "goap" on them.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

erA pork packer of New Albany
has cleared s15, 900 this season on a sim
gle lot of hogs purchased by him at S.
net.
Gag J. w. Shehan, Esq, the editor
of the Chicago Times, is now preparing
the life of stcphen A. Douglas.
ns- A knitting machine has just
been invented by a genius in Seneca
County, and it will knit a perfect stock
ing in less than FIVE minutes.
sG- Wood wanted at this Office
Bring it along Immediately.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

-ITh fl hfHft16a.,A 81 At aLtlt -,
sDgEfCourt is still in session and vii
continue through the cominsiweek-
In eur next, we shall give yeg q db9riEeffsypoP-
sis of il, proceedings, e N .baJ a.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

aKsIk tSHbMH6ng ThoaX sCoRwk,
is at presents Eaton, being engaged as
adAtEJinlsoiR slaw suit pending BE-
fore this crurt.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

PETERsoN's MAGAZ1NE--The Janu-
airy number of this Monthly, which com
a new volume has been received,
and if VI may judge from the number
before us of what it will be throughout
the year, We have no hesitacy in saying
that Peterson's Magazine, in point OF
beauty of Fashion Plates, Steel En-
cravings and choice Miscellancy, will
have ne superior. BY all means sub
scribe for Peterson, it is only $500 per
year, and the, January number alone is
worth that sum. Address Chas. j.
Peterson. 3O6 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

TAKE NoTIcE.-The time for paying
taxos 3ithout q penalty Will cease on
M66da5 the 2oth INST, g. 20 e
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

PREsIDENrIAL.-The New FORK
Times has come out for Senator Doug
las for President in 1860. The Courier
and Enquirer is out for Seward. The
Herald advocates the re nomination of
Buchanan, and advise the opposition to
unite upon Gen. Scott.
The Post favors the claims of Cover
nor Chase, or some Western man. The
Now York Tribune is non-committal.
Wentworth's Chicago paper suggests
Lincoln for President or Vice Presi-
- 90
dent. ?
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
TFtba CouRtg utmortut.
L. G.. & c. M. Gould, Editors
r o.. DEC. 9. 1853,
.'F HWOOD! WOOD!

" lac OF our Country friends who
Pssnised US wood in payment for sub
a seription, ara requested to bright along
-IAmrusdiAtelyss Ave will take any amount
:7esegOod dry swood'fn paymedte for sub
bsSiarip6oh,' Or JOB WSfk:n Who win be
lie arst to bring u in a load OF good
,,%es&l, MA .s7ad ~yswbru4A ~ .
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
sDPresIdent's 9IeIsage.

Rresldent's MHess2gf. =.
We publish in our Columns SO much
of this document as we're found in the
rn5rHs1gi papers Of Tpesdag@ The mes
sage is quite G6gtRy ana Win occupy
g1estREnRaFtef eur paper next week. at
which timcMdsxpeet to give it entirc!'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

Esg- Counterfeit ives, on the "Bank
of the Old Dominion" are in ~circula-
ton.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

pA The Louisville Journal gets off
the following hard hit: ''In the last
international regatta we whipped Europe
on the uater; insthe late chess contest
in London and Paris, we whipped her
on the land; and in the late balloon
race between an American aronaut and
the French champion, we beat her IN
The air. We wonder what element she
will choose for the next trial. She had
better not name fire, for we have shown
in two wars that we can stand fire better
than she can" .l.#
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

Sr-. By reference to Tine Table, it
will be seen thatfhere has been a change
msas il. the running of the trains on
the Eaton, Hamilton 81 Richmond Rail
r9gaaakr ] seL9 ,z,shafn twoR3 -
1&eR the Democratic masses would
payF 1 fcssS. aatfention to the schemers and
mischief makers in our ranks, and the
BfsE' RSPuplieaR, press th223iia f9PdeaY-
ornato convince them &hatthe Deul2cs
racy arcissspiiti up" and oard~o rganiza-
ton sbgpkandoWa '1andinstead,}go to
workjuatsss though afbthe'ofools were
deMs1We would have black republican !
ISM . 7kdcA*. a dsseepnt that it would be
refused every where'out ofNew England.
Leays. 'aafaibelins 70 II the professional
grgpablerf, and go TO work, The good
resuStafikbe at onee,aPPnrents httf
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

ps- The Buffalo Erpress, the lead
ing Republican paper of WesternNe
York, states, in a recent article, that it
will be the duty of the Republican Lee
g~islature of that State to take measures
to extend the rights of suffrage and of
citizenship to the negroes. The Re-
publican creed leads directly to negro
equality, and in almost every State that
party is pledged to abolish all distihc-
ton of color in the comforting of politi
cal rights. 80.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, of New
York, died suddenly il Paris, France,
recently. Mr.. Butler was Attorney
General of the United States during
General Jackson's Administration, and
occupied other distinguished positions.
He was a man of great ability and a
distinguished lawyer.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
the Wise.

/, We hope s,GoOdly nIlmber of those
. wholArs indsbtedito u.s. orsshbsoription
.-~tnseall oai 1sadfSUg eeerSandsnuare
Of their accounts. We have the bills
Rades ont up to the close of the present
/ xalgpe Fhioh is the first week in Jan
u,ry Of all who areindebtsdi and those
si&ihdfAlp ahd pay BefOfe that time can
10 wv sessSSt.E..ooh me yeAr, 'afer that
sAne we viii demand fEP doAars, this
week each subscriber will 6hdamarked
On the margtaio OF his iPapertthe AMOUNT,
;sduas7SS up to "January' ts559i,;so that if
y should not happen to be in town
siAithinIth IA time he1ean Rebdithe' same
10 us..eAil Subscription for mere than
.a' year RPsysst Be settlsa by the time
.4boFe named seF, the accounts will be
-Asn for collection uiilrsome Justice of
btAesPeSee and the paper. discontinued.
LEE EaEs .#N
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

siAithinlthatt rmesheIean sepaitNe same
10 us"sAh ssoscr'Paca, 'or e'et
year PPssSSss esrS1~SeAOI tue thhe
al4eoEe namedr az the accounts VIII De
= nor eoAect.on Nliifsome Justice OF
btAeSfeace and e paper. discontinued,
u EGeas1is slsootIngaofq aYOnng
eaINlaRs fFOm EatOn IN Wisconsin,.
sHt We regret to ANNOUNCE that JAMES
RESELL, who it will be remembered,
Jeff Eaton abont one gear ago, in com
.sPaRytHith some others, for the far West,
vas Accidentaiiy shot, while. in the pur-
suit Of game. in Wisconsin, abOat the
18th of SeRtsmbeEl assei Fro a letter
-xaStteRs by MraE fA.sDGSH4NN, n of
,TkssPssy and also a 'rcsidentpof this
.-Rlsss, rSOHveyfns ths sad intelligence Of
Ilkis leath to his mother. We CLEAN the
following distressing b particulars: In
September last. it appears that a party
tofsohie fye ID: gumber, young REvELL
H1FE faesfIfEfE IttDE EAlfFst 2ILtS - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
CAROLINA HOTEL
pNNs7-swrssaa @e {

!E1HE Proprietor of this we'll known and popu-
Il lar HOTEL takes peculiar Pleasure in an
ncuncing to his friends and the travelling public
gencrall that this House is open for the reception
of company, and that his whole energies will nc
put into rcquistion to gratify the wants Of each
and all who may favor him with their patronage
The House has just hccn thoroughly repaired.
and tic Rooms and Furniture put in excellent con-
dition for the Spring ard Summer season.
NV Table will he furnished with the best that
can bo had, and presided over by one skilled in
the culinary dcpartmcnL-and in short, everything
requisite to crafty the taste Of the cpicurean will
he supplied in abundance. The servants Of the
CAROLINA HOTEL are noted for tlicir polite and
attentive character and arc ever in attendance to
obey the wishes Of my Guests.
New STABLES have recently been built, which
arc comlnodious and complete, and Horses left in
my caro- will receive kind and careful treatment.
Thankful for past encouragement and patron
age, respectfully solcita continuance OF the same
JOHN a. MAYS.
E The travelling community are notified that
they and their baggage will he conveyed, at q mo
ments warning, without charge, to the carolina or
Georgia Depots. ). y. NJ:
Hamburg, May 3 1853 tt ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
GHT..-LIGHT.-- LIGHT,

a GREAT desideratum in the way of LIGHT
n is accomplished. An illuminating Oil is
prepared from Coal, called KEROSENE OIL,
which for
Brilliancy and Intensity Of Light
Is unsurpassed by all other artificial lights 1t is
nst expIosive-will extinguish fire if poured on it
and last though not least, it is very little more
expensive than sunshine A small Lamp, giving
the Light of six Candles will not cost cxcee ing
half cent an hour, which Can be graduated so as
to give less light at murh less expense.
We have the exclusive Agency for the KERO-
SENE OIL and LAMPS in this place, and will
sell them at Charleston prices and terms, which
are exclusively for Cash.
A. G. g. T. J. TEAGUE.
Anril % tf l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
LIB S 3!
1853, SPRING EXPOSITION! 1858,
sPRFNG HRTpORTATIONS
OF FIRST CLASS STAPLE AND ANCY
DIR Y GOOD S +!
Silks, Grenadines, Bareges, Chalies, Mus
lins Embroideries, Hosiery, Linens
and Domestic Goods,

And the usual lnc of Goods kept III iirst class
Dry Goods store
Ladies will find in our extensive stock the great
est assortment, in each of the above departments,
ever exhibited in augusta. Our graf facilities
for obtaining GOOD; from Auction and large I'M
pnrtcrs, arc such to ensure our customers that
they may make their purchases from lis at the
VERY lowest prices: and many leading articles
much lcinw the market value.
Our Northern, Eastern and European Cores
pordents will scn us weekly thraNghout the sea-
son, all that is New. No'ol and -tyl!s, in The way OF
DTus. Gs0Uiis aud Earlbr0iaeHicS.
Our House claims tie especial attention OF Stran-
cers and Visitors as only one rrc" is asked, and
ali G,,o,!s arc markell in plain figures; therefore,
inexperienced purchasers arc ma over charged.
I.alcs viii avayS receive kimi and conr co;ls
ait,it ".,--.: i. .:'. ~.!-i.'i i'!caSn.c To
>;.nv ,.....,. a:.;.s.:i \, i'2eeTFsS.
i,....--s"; So";.i..'.. .',cts -" .!"!:l. Witt
.:,,r, \ "a, a,. ..;...,,,rj ir;i>ti LINENS.
An:.t''', la; - i! J.!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
Edgedeld Female Collegiate
INSTITUTE!
eS'lIE Exercises of this Institute will commence
Z on the FIRST DAY of March next under
the management Of

es'lIE Exercises of this Institute will commence
on the FIRST DAY of March next under
the management OF
MISS a. ]. R. .MEARS, PRINCIPAL.
The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions
on the 10Th July The second will commence on
the end day OF August and cad OIL the lI,h day
OF December.
The RATES OF TUITION are as follows:
Ir the Primary Department, including Spei-
linz, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, Geography, and Vocal Mn-
sic, per ScSsl"n,. n,......... ..'.'..'...' t-''o
In the Collegiate Department, including Read
ing, Writing, Emg. Gra"mar, Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Geomer ry,
Algebra, Logic Rhetoric, Eng. C"np"s'
ton and Vocal Music, per Session, 49,. .o'uo
French Exlra) per session. ........ p,N
In .ic Ornamental department.,
For Music uf, Piano, per Session. ....... ,UA
For Drawi:,: ard l'ainl:t..! in Water Col
E,a,..,'drry Hi',H" T."n S:aii;.. pc: -, 'ai'f
&:,iip..:.l H".i'..'.lsry. ~ ~:
i.i;.i'r4 S:"'"
rrY 'Eur;; !h'f'
',Gr:ir!. ini':tia@. i'''%'
Hr:ci.,ai lai.,!m: ln:'r'
i'as:. Painting. 90
yt,..a;e Of, f.i:: %, ;i,o t '"v;!' i. c.,rr: :'
:, :ar s.;', i''t -, "f Plaza; 10 :'y @&;':$'' .!
i..::,in.: i;.s.rum"n'> II ;i.r.
E.,.., .,.;;.i: ri:l "a. r.:'.,; J - -. session TO
,.r.,..y contingent ,.S;"':,>cs q: :'ri. g.
;:on i:;liA ,'u. a"i l:::a'''" a; ;i:;' r'i "a!
car >rs";"
The lns.i;ur ~;:i ne 'I:'.isr,; ,;ilh t;::c,' II
a:!2s Ia tErot Sc;ara. rrnG'i oi !hn in.ii,u:" !'"-