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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
T. B ER. R.GERON, cE'k.
T'uEspAy. June sth, 1858.

According to adjournment, the Jury met,
present as before. Report Of the Committee
en- the distribution Of Tie poyaras Funds, as
follows: -.@
Your Committee appointed to examine the
applications and claims Of the INDECENT yonng
ladies', married past year. for the poydFas
Funds, beg leave to submit, after careful ex~
animation and deliberation. the following dis
tributlon Of the interest accrulns fron sad
funds: ~
rnrax .,1n1rsr N 1ETTaEsr TO re nITInEE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

We, the undersigned Committee, appointed
to make an estimate Of taxes to be assessed
for the year 1858, recomnend that the above
be adopted. z ss
Signed this 9Th day nf Iune 1878 -. :.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
3. R: cHINN
). 7. + LANDRY ! Committee,
: 4, LOBDEII.. !

On motion Of Mr, Chinn, the aforesaid re-
port was adopted. =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

According to adjournment. the Jury met,
and there being no quorum, it adjourned e
Wednesday moEnAng the 9th inst, I'LL ~
'cloeI, i. II, sz.zx@ :. l.,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
EDITING A PAPER.

We copy from the Olpelousas Gazette,
ofJanuary l3, 1880, the following which
shows that twenty.eight years ago the
difficulties of an editor of newspaper
were theisam as they are now, and the
same as will always exist: aaf
"The truth is, an editor cannot step
without treading on somebody's toes
Ifhe express his opinions fearlessly and
frankly, he is arrogant and presumptious.
If he states facts without comments, he
dares not to express his sentiments. If
he conscientiously refuses to advocate the
claims of an individual to Office, he is ac-
cused of hostility. A jackanapes, who
measures off words into verse as clerk
does tape-by the yard--hands him a
parcel oistuff that jingles like handful
ofrusty nails end gimlets, and if the edi-
tor snot fool enough TO print the nonsene,
"Stop my paper--I wont patronize man
that's no better judge Of poetry" as if it
were patronage to buy paper at about
one. half more than so much waste paper
would cost. One murmers because lis
paper is not literary--another because it
is not literary enough. One grumbles
Because the advertisements engross too
much room--another complains that the
paper is too large--we can't find time to
read it all. One wants type SO small that
a microscope would be indispensable in
every family--another threatens to dis,
continue the paper unless the letters are
half an inch long--one old lady actually
offered an additional price for paperthat
should be printed in type as large as is
used for handbills. 10 ss' ''l 47"
70 .Every subscriber Eas plan Of his
own for conducting journal. and the Ia.
Dor Of Sisyphus was recreation when COM
pared with that Of an editor who under
takes to please ALL" fJiiT fTffHr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

About ten O'CLOCK they all leIt, an sum
Of the boys ses. Peter, won't you go home
with us, an all sech things,a devlin Nv me
tell l hardly noed what to doc or whar
to 60. Arter they all left, thar ! sot bi
my self tell niger gal Gums to the door,
an ses: .,...... %
Mass Peter, Miss SAILS waiting for
you. .... al......
Whar is she? ses I. ...... ...
She's in her room, ses she.
| Well, tell her to come down. ses |, I'm
reddy too so any whar she wants.
But, ses she, she's in bed.
Oh yes. ses !, forgot. but ses I, its
early yet, aint il? .e,.,.,. D.. ,o..
She seed l was skeered, an begin a
sniggerin, tell | picked up my hat, an fol-
Tered her, tell she cum to dore, an ses,
that's yore room. My hart jumped up
TO my throte, as knocked at the dore,
but no body answered, l knocked agin,
an then gittin desprit, ] opened it, an
jeewhiikins the cold chills run over me
tell l felt like some body was pulling
a cedar bush up and down my back. Thar
was Sal fast asleep. or pretendin like, as
| found out, an the ndle shining as
lite as day.
I7stood sum time lookin nifty foolish,
an then puts my hat on cheer; next I
draws my cote off ; it was mighty hard to
git off-then ! shed my jacket. an the
balance Of my harness. tell I cum too
my boots. them was the wups: I pulled
I tugged an jerked. but they wouldn't
nigh cum of, an happening to look roun,
I thought I seed Sal 9 peepin at me outer
wun eye, SO / bloze the lite out gifts my
boots off, an then --: but it aint no
body's business, 50 shant tell any more.
Well, I've tried marryin sum time, an
must say that after.a TELLER gifts used to
it, it aint a bad thing, in fact 1t filoso6se as
follows @f sam 9.ll lfui 1'faI "
Margin is a good thing. it is a CRATE
thing, as aunt Jane ses, a CRATE institution
chow she nose Ican't tell, fur she never
had chance to try it.) It's good for ev.
cry body. Aryou old-marry. IN make
you young, (or you'll die tryin to pear
SOY Ar you young, it'll make you old.
In fact it is sooted to evry body an emmy
body. It's ten rale fence that sosiety
has built up loo keep folks inside the
bounds NV good behavior, an tho I've
had my ups an downs in it, an no all
about it. still I say-Hooray for marry.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

DYING CoNsoLATfoN.-"I shall be hap
py," said an expiring husband to his
wife, who was weeping most dutifully
by the bedside, if you will only promise
not to marry that object Of unceasing jeal-
ousy, your cousin Charles" 4""Make
yourself quite ea> y, love-" said the ex-
pected widow 'I'm engaged to hisrbroth-
er." si'i5 z" "s y sgi1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

RAt Rockport. Indiana, : few days
since, house which had been built near
precipiee, was blown over. and fell
capsised a distance ofissventy' Eve feet.
The woman who inhabited il, was killed
outright, and her four children wers mach
injured. and ills feared thattwa of e shem =.
will die. ~ y ~ .,t1'iT .'i.''''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

FREAKS OF L1oHTN1NG.-A heavy thuh4
der storm visited GAINESVILLE the evening
Of the e6th, during which Miss Mary Ed
son vas instantly killed by lightning'--,
Strange to record, child which she held
in her arms was not hurt. A Miss Dick
son was stunned, but recovered from the
shock.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

pThis Farewell Of the swallows" is said
o be answly discovered poem, by Hood:
.l Swallows, sitting on the caves,
.h1 Sec 20 not the falling leaves, .ul
See ye not the gathered shcavesf
a1ir4 ay.4. ,aass 4 f"'''''"so-4o I
Is il tnot time togo tHuHn 91fA.
o To that fair land ye know! f
The breezes as they swell, ..i.5,sa
OF coming winter tell, ..
And from the trees shake down
The brown i4 et-..-'h' i.'t.Dt'
d' And withored leaves. FAREWELL
Swallows is it time TO fyj s57to q.
aa,, See yc not the altered sky. ..aI
Know yc not the winters night
Farewell.
.la uaa m-c Is9i lf7il'!ol U-'lsgm..
Go, fly in noisy bands, .1'"a tF.'
To those far distant lands
ofgold, and pearl. and she'll,
A gem, (of which they tell ''-
In books Of t'avel strange, i' 1910.
And range fFgaH'
In happiness. Farewell!
Swallows, on your pinion glide,
Der the restless, rolling tide
OF the ocean, deep and wide. n
Farewell,
In groves, far, far away,
In summers sunny ray, l... 5rF
In warmer regions dwell; ,,..g
And then return to tell .....II
Strange tales of foreign lands;
In bands
Penched on the caves. FAREWELL
Swall ows, could almost pray
That like you might fly away;
And 10 each coming evil say y4
- FAREWELL
I1t .yt'rrifA segsl
Yet, It's my fate to live
Fi Here, and with troubles strive, -
And some day may tell ,.,t.,n. N
II How they before me fell,
' Conquered, then calmly died ='
And cry .l9'li
J"Trials and tolls, farewellF' gdbrIf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

To WASH CoLoRs.-For washing fine
and elegant 'colofs, the Scientific Ameri.
can advises ladies to boil some bran in
rain water. and use the liquor eold.-
Nothing can equal il for ease upon color
aud for cleaning cloth. M fH nt I'll
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
/. KANSAS SAVED /.
'di dnwAT LASTl--AND A NEW iI q
GROCERY Store

OPENED IN THE, Nc CONNELL
BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE G ON
4MERCLAL HOTEL.
The subscriber having purchased a lot Of
Groceries L. Provisions at very low prices
takes this method Of soliciting d portion of the
patronage ofthe citizens Of Wyandot and sur
Founding counties. '9l 57LIr y1'd. 81
Having bought his goods in view of the
maxim that an article well bought is already
half sold he fatters himself that he can
give more goods for the money than can be
got for corresponding amount many other
town in Ohio. q
He viii keep constantly on hand, and sell
in quantities to suit purchasers. The best of
Flour, Coffee, Tubs, Cotton Batting
Corn.meal, Teas, Buckets, Cotton Yarns,
Meat. Molasses, Wash Boards, al,
Yellow and Glazed Wares, Fish,
"'. Syrup, Brooms, Rope and 'p'
.,-5 Twine, Sugar, Salt, ". s-,.u,
Nails, Water Lime,
Fruits, Confcctionaries, .-4
Nuts and all other articles
usually keptin Grocery Store,
Cash paid for all kinds of grain at the high
est market price. j. CULBERTSON
May 7th 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

!, R Gribbins is neat fellow. He says
he can't spare time to take bath, besides,
it costs like thunder for soap and towels.
We asked him how he managed to keep
clean? "Oh," said he, with highly in
centive smirk, II sand-paper myself eve
ry Christmas. l...;..t,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
A Truthful and cheap barometer. 4,

Take clean glass bottle and putain
it small quantity Of finely pulverised
alum; then gil up the bottle with spirits
of wine. The alum will be perfectly dis
solved by, the Alcohol, and in clear weth.
er the liquid will be as transparent as
tho purest water, On the approach Of
rain, or cloudy weather. the alum win be
visible in flaky, spiral cloud in The cen
ter Of the fluid, reaching from the bottom
to the surface. This is a cheap. simple
and beautiful barometer, and is placed
within the reach Of all who wish to pos.
sess one. For simplicity Of construction
this is altogether superior to the frog ba-
rometer, in general use in Germany.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
HOW sALaAND ME GOT MARRIED.

Well, as last mite cum, that orful mite
as was to fetch me into new state Nv
bein, an it foun me in dredful fix, fust
l felt good, then bad, fust proud, and
then skeercd like five hundred. / went
over the mornin afore the eventful mite
loo see Sal, an foun her takin it nifty easy,
rather in a hurry fur mite too cum tho't,
as fur me | was in a hurry wun minni!,
m the next, felt like I'd rather little i:
had bin put off,.
d Arter supper l washed. then ] put on
the cleanest sort Nv a shirt that Aunt
Jane had primpsd up and fixed my har
an creyat, l wus reddy, SO off l puts to
SAILS dads, an I reckin / dun about as
much thinkin a goin over thar as was
ever dun by any uther in the same time.
At last | arriv, an was marched 10 too
whar Sal wus-she sorter blushed, an
then sot her head on one side an looked
about as sweet as emmy -four you ever
seed thought she was as purity cree
sur as ever lade my ise on. iaHag a'
) Directly Sails sister ses. the passon's
cum an in wy marched whar thar was
about fifty foxes, an 1 felt nifty bad an
nifty skeered, but tride my level best 10
Aeep a stiff upper lip. Well, we TUX our
places, S. hangin en- too my arm an
me a lookin atthc fore. Then the Pas
son ses, ses he: 'Du you take this CONAN
Che mite a sed young lady as you hold
by the hand to be you're lawful wife too
help her an too keep her, too luv her an
too nus her, tell deth duz yu part.
I'll doc my best. ses /, standing fust
on one leg an then on tother, fur all the
world like turkey on.a hot rock
Then be looked at Sal, an says he. Du
you take This man (like he didn't no my
naim as you hold by the hand, TO be
yore lawful husband, too nus him an too
help him, an to onor an obay him, tell
deth dus you pant? Yes, sir. ses Sal.-|
Then, ses he I pronounce you both man
an wife; salute yer bride. With that l
clinchcd Sal, an Civ her about as hearty a
bus as you ever heered, then the fvllers
all cum around kissed Sal like blazes, you
could see that it dun EN- good, frum the
way they pitched in. Thought Sal orter
stopped it. but she never sed a. word !;
as fur me, I kissed right aud left. an cum
nifty cneer kissin Niger, gal - was
fetchin in sum water, when every body
begins gigglin, an begins to feel nifty
mean.
hIausL sLd bp1iI18g d..
Artcr while the kissin an feolin was
all over, an we all pitched into the good
les, an ef ever saw sveetnins fly. it was
then. ct tell liked to apoped, an evry
body else dun the same. b.laa.y 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Artcr while the kissin an feolin was
all over, an we all pitched into the good
les, an ef ever l saw sveetnins fly. it was
then. ] ct tell | liked to apoped, an evry
body else dun the same. b,,e.,.5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

PUNcruATIoN.--The points now used
in punctuation were introduced into wri-
ting gradually. some time after the inven-
ton of printing. The Greeks had none!
and there was no space between their
words. The Romans put kind of divis-
ion between their words, thus:--Publicus
Scipio, Airicanus. Upon the end of the
fifteenth century only the period, colon,
and comma, had been introduced. The
latter came into use latest, and was only
a perpendicular figure or line proportion
ate to the size Of the letter. "'0'"
To Aldus Manutius, an eminent prin-
ter in 1870, we are indebted for The semi.
colon, ind also for the present form Of the
comma. He also laid down rules now
observed in regard to their use. The
notes of interrogation and exclamation
were not added till some years later, and
it is not known by whom. Inverted com.
mas (") were first used by monsieur ALL
mount, a French printer, and were inten-
ded by him to supersede, the use Of itatic
letters, and the French printers call them
by that name But they have lately been
used by the English printers, to denote
quoted matter. In a London book. s..The
Art of English Poetry" printed in 1907.
it appears that the present mode, Of de-
noting quoted matter is therein denoted
by being set in italic. Ii is not known by
whom the apostrophe and dash were in
vented.--We Printer. 10 l..a o..5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

H-"Ma, I am going to make some
soft soap for the Fair this Falll'' said
beautiful miss of sixteen to her mother
the other day.
What put that notion into your head,
Sallic?' '''''"'
"Why mother, the premium is just
what have been wanting for this long
while. "s''ose te, ~ a5s 81 sigms1
"What is ,t?" Ho9uro;'ba 10 ss1
"a New Jersey Farmer l hope he
will be good looking one, though"
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New Jersev nnns..

New JeFsey Danks.
Thompson's Bsak Reporter. corrected b.
Thompson Brothers, furnishss IL annexc6
list Of par Jsrssy Banks ard ne places 81
redemption:
M ezA5n on NEW J1lG1Y,
Baak Of Jersey City, Jersey City f)eeaa De.k.
Baah q lGsw Jssssy; Csssansstai Hssh.
Csetsai Baak 4 New Jssssy, HiaAtown, b and
apj nanhattan lark.
!. 8siss Bs.l, 1slyidmsa = ~ ~, Hssspe,,-
%. c,sy -. fsssA A.ssy, Ispsss.,' ~ IN
!. c cu FL ~ u Hss Jersey, A.~isaa ~.
Yss.n, n..tef vantage 81 ! up HsrsAaass.
lsrnsns' ana Mechanics. HANK. ni1alete.u.
tointi baAk u The Connsnwsalsh. Z
rsrnsn' Asehanics' BANK 4 hallway; Nav
xsssAeld Bsakius Co.; MsaAattaa 1ask.
Ans se1ssssc.s sf.s haatssseva, = ~ vi,
naatsrisa' b. Hank, frs. Il ], ! =. ~
- the Cemmonwsaith = g. Al
asdsea @. Bank, lssand sp, aAss ~ 1870
nssAe.as'BAah. Hs~ssa Isl - =, n,sAa,-
i 1ssa. liaa. la.h, Preston, s. ~ ~, -
~ ths 0onuoaWeoltk. - ~ 81
!. - : Urban n, jersey CITY. ~ ~
!, 1s:.,sk NY -, Newark. 8 ) y; cesalssas-
Nsvask Bsnkias aad Inss,.p,, Co.. n.v.,n. =
- uPi AsssAAs6' Bank.
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DAILY UnuWa paAvr~ mry-.~n
L-..-. 49,
- ssslseN nss 49, sto1a, evegy nssnaag, (6un-
lays sEssptsd, II NJ Hallovsr onitln hardware
Btoss, Mstn-st.. near Tifth. frs- I 49,
nmnr, r~-.
CSMEH1
LET HIN That HnA11rH SAT CONE.
II 4. IN. Ia. a,.c.....,. - -. So.
s,osin. ..har..s,ar n ~ n ~ M spnti ne
hssrsS svsc,c.. 49,. Ao - ~, nIm tnas
is~sd ~ (sr q. -hs,s Al. ~ 49, 'nsss Pfivi,
sosna. ~ sys,, - ~ - NJ. .s,.hs. sns JoyxaI
aad Is 1hst ocd ID doips com. ma Si.n..s rs
e,in..nhs ~ .r.... c,,.s -. -. ni.nsss tns
shsIi IL. "' ~'s e'1 ses'' sAu your soul
rh.;av,,.,,.
Inc ror s,nansc.s'- i. "a. ca NJ iears-
Z m vill disch.,s. ~ ahi,ss,;a.
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Ths DAILY GATE CRY OFTIcE 4
y as0sss's 1sildiDg, corner Of Aaia and
Sseead 0tsssas. xstranss On SECOND slsese;
Ossstasg noon Arst door 70 tn Yight.
Orders for I'll kinds o. Job Work allsd
with naaansss Al dispatch.
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cCol. Titss, one Of The most notsfioss
- ~ boasbing eus-throAas Of Kaneas h
former day., nads N assault with ! cane
upca 0sn. Ponsoy, u Kassss, = tAsslsssts
y Kaasas Oily, : fsw dr. -. Iiess -
axzesasA aad hsld 70 ball fos brsAsA q ~
psases vsish pfosssding shows vssy grsat
a1SaAss n SivilisAlioa u ~ berdss essn-
stisas Willis : fsw ysan.
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Aeefnsssa.--Ths suspsisiss s1ssts q Dr.. Hos
tseesss Vsesabis steaash Distsrs II ssmovins
N, fsssdag - appetite, impArtiag health and
ssns e The systsn, and dissipatins II Ayspspts
sy1Peons, Il truly wonderful. Every awvsas, de-
eaAaeesd. weak and snssistsd psrsoa, male Of r.
asls, shosad try II y onss. Ons vins elassfsll
taksn tAsse dnss sash DAY. hsfsfs nssls.sr u the
psaiane sAosid - lsdy Or child II : dssilitatsa
ssahisa, hsif ths quansity viii Do IN I'll sueisat
strength y restored, Which will b realised In :
vssy sAsst tins. and soastnss ths patient = ~
esssA = ~ Abovs-sansd happy rsults, vhieh
hass gained for these Bitters N snviabls rsputa-
das svsryuhsrs. For sale b dssegisls and dsal-
~ esaseAlly.
HARRISON GIBBONS. Agsnts,
aSE1dAu HAin-st., bst. 9th and TIL.
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We have revised and eorreeted The follow,
ing list BY the latest advisss. A21>.snaan.
Cd arc st par in Philadelphia. 81
Bank u Chester Valley. ~ s!1s' i
Bank a Chester County. - ~
Bank Of Danville.
Bank q Delaware cosnty, Chestss. p
Bank Of Germantown.
HANK y Aoatgonsry County.
Columbia Bank, Colunhis.
Doyisstsvs bsnk, Doylestown. -
Easton Bank. II Eastou.
Farnsrs' and Asshspies' Bank. Esstea.
Farmsrs. Bank Of Dssks County, Bristol.
rarnsn. Bank q LAneastsr, u Lassastss s
Laneastsr 70. Bank. ~
Lebanon Bank, Ct Lebanon.
Mach Chnnk Bank, Aaush Chuak.
Miasss. Raah q Pssssvills, Postsyilh.
Stroudsburgh Bank.
Catasqus Bank.
fottsto&n BaSk.
The following New Jersey Baaks q Is
- award are also q par: So
Durlinston Dask.
Bank Of nillviils.
Bs..sse~n 1aaling cenPsay, Bssls ssovs.
1sslisgtsa Css.sy Bank, Msaiosd.
OnnhsfaaeA BAAk, q Dridestsa.
Yasnsss, Dank, Msunt Holly.
asr.sss' ~ nsseasiss' Ssal, candsa.
nsshanls' Bank i Dsslingssn. -
Mechanic. and nsaafAstafsrs' Bank. Iro
MsaAt Holly Bank.
PhilApsbuSg DAak.
PSiseetoa 1aak, - PTinsstos.
Salem Banking Company, Salem.
0tAts bank, New Brunswick.
6tAts Bark, Newark.
TEsa.se B.nling Company. Trsass..
Union hank Vt Frenchtown.
= dopoa2tp
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currency Ass sxscsivsA.

4
CarrcncY lAss reserves.
The Metropolitan Bank Of New York ,aaa bulIbll
hank ii Bsstsa ssjsetsd, 1t the latest Aatss, ~
fsllovtne Me- ksglaad saA kss Yssk naaks, End
q eesFss tesy - - Ess2tvss Asss'
caaass oashc1A. WI Me-
Mas5llas, "
s.!ssssss, ni..sssA.
T. s.sii, a., =
o os;:: n. .;s.s Ga.
FEW aAHrsa11.
1AssAcnvss4ss.
wsstsrn, sprinsisid.
vxRuoxS. Ae
sowth keyaisen.
Stark, Harrington.
usaby, Dsaby.
coHspcflcu1.
Issass's bridgeport.
Wooster, Daabsry.
AAttafs, Bethel.
OolSheDtss. Colchester.
MsfshaAte' kxchanss, Bsidgsrcgt.
North Anef., Hsymous.
Pawcat1ek, PaweAtsek.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
vn0as.
9iaal.e HAak.
Litsh6sA.
LODI ISLAND.
Balls o. ~ tAe kAooe Island bonD, az
Oopt tho follOVine. nRo nov resolved - the
AuRhlk Hank. vsI2..rs
RLs1s i.,s.x -. Il MIS...s
WasviaL - II. VIZ.
-
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n1s1eehs!al, Hsrkinsr Cosasy.
nSSsyn NevPors-
o osS;..siIs 8, ! >. .a,. a.. aSs
v us1 - Uo. 2. seessAsd n Aisesys ~
s1n 1seas
On..s. sW ##
vnss..yS ~.
Central Bank VI New Yerk, Utica.
1amllNo &1ehang1s 0roeno.
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