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GIVE ms's kiss my charming SAL"
AIover said so a blue-eyed gal.
Il won'G said she, syou lazy elf;
Screw up yourlips and help yourself. ("
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Tn" -N,~ Slc,y,jny C,r.-We learn that
Woodruff, newly patented ui-h. car now
makes regular trips every other night, on
the Lake Shore I:, Road, under the sup
crvi>;on of Mr.. O. +. Elliot. T!i, car is one
Of Tie most sensible inventions Of the ar,
and fills the deficiency SO long felt on aI
onr rail roa'ls, being SO constructed that
while i'll the day it presents the appearance
OF a wcllappointcd, comfortable travelling
car, 1T night every sea: is capable hy very
ingenious contrivancc of being converted
into 4 comfortable couch, where upon Il
wea'y traveller can rrposc and sleep abou,
rs easy as on an ordinary cot or mattress
The arrangement is SO complete that no
one ol the occupants OF II car arc dcpcndcnt
upon the motions of others occupying con
ii"uous seats, hut each, llavin. his place de
>!=nar'!, can at his pleasure convert it into
bed for the nj y!it We learn tha: arranre-
mcnts are progress for putting these
cars Oh most OF the principal roads in the
c"untry,and when this is done night travcll-
ing Will be divcstcl Of its great objection.
and travellers will take the night trains,
without that horrible feeling of IL long and
a!c'p'css night.-EuG;'io Commercial
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a. H. MILLS.
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA
LAND OFFICE,
AT DURuQUE IOWA

q HBARTICULAR attention paid 10 the locating
II Of Land Warrants for persons South, on
the finest selected Timber and Prairie Lands.
Warrants loaned to settlers on one years time ut
40 per cent Interest charging SI.25 per Acre
for Warrant. Taxes paid, Collections made and
remittcd for i'll Sight Exchange Money Loaned
ut high rates of Interest. Investments made
Uncurrent money bought, DC.
g Refers to WM. e. DAVIS, Esq, Abbeyille
c. H., S. C..
Sept. g. 1856. 90 =. If. .
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BURR AND HAMILTON DUEL.

"The duel between Burr and Hamilton
was fought at O'Clock in tho morning
and Immediately, afterwards, Burr returned
to his own house, on Richmond Hi, (now
cornor of Narci and Charleston stree,s.)
son the morning Of the duel, it Glanced
that one Of Burr's cousins arrived in town
from Connecticut, and made his way, about
s o'clock, to Richmond Hill. Alexis, the
factolun of the establishment, obcycd his
summons at the door, and showed him in
to the library, where he found Colonel Burr,
alone, and engaged in his usual avocations
Burr received his young relative cordially,
and III every respect as usual. Neither in
his manner nor his conversation was there
any evl.lcnce of excitement or concern, nor
anything whatever to attract the notice of
his guest. Except the master Of the house,
not soul in Richmond Hill yet knew auglt
Of that mornings work; nor, indeed, could
it be said, in amy sense Of tho word, that the
master himself knew what he had done.
nouncch, and the two gentlemen went to
the diuing-runm and lrcakf:lStcJ together.
The conversation WAS still quite in the ordi-
nary strain, burr inIuiring after friends in
the country, and the youth giving the in
formation sought. Aiicr breakfast, the
guest ba'lo his host gooL morning, and
sirol!cd off toward the city, which he reached
about 10 o'clock. AS he walked down
i'r"aiway, he Eancic'l lie observed in pass
crs by that something extraordinary hul
occurred or WAS expected. Near Wall street
IN acquaintance rushed up to him, breath
less, and said:
'C"I. Burr has killed Gen. Hamilton in
Il duel this morning.
"'Why, no he Irasn't;' replied the young
gentleman, with the utmost po,iivencs<, 81
have just come from there and taken break
fast with him.
But replied the other, 4 have this
m"m"n; seen the news or the bulletin
"lhr cousin reflected for Il moment on
the absolute serenity of Burr's manner. and
concluding that he would certainly have
mentioned ;" interesting an occurrence if
1t !';'i taken place, was still utterly incrrIu-
l'uS, and, dcnounciny the report as false,
went on his way. before turning into
Wall street, lie found the who'll. city a>tir,
an'l soon had reason 10 Susncct that Ilr
bulletin waS too true. 50 completely could
b"rr command his features and control his
ic,,in.eS"
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Il schools, Lodges, &c., is invited to the new
Pedal Sub-Bass Harmoniums,
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers
:. III Is arranged with two manuals or hunks OF
MryS, TIE lowest set running an octave higher
than the other, and may be used srpnrot.lv and
thuS get III one case two distinct Instruments.
or' oy thc Use OF the coupler the two hanks of
Keys may bc played ut the same time bv use M
the front set oniy. This connected with tho
SUI baSs' will Produce the effect Of large
organ ' ana is sufficiently heavy to fill u house
that seats from LOCO To 500 persons.
TIE ORGAN MElODEON is ,,rsoncd for
I"r''r and private m>'. The construction is sim.
ilar I" the Church instruments !.in,, urr,n,.d
with 'w" banks "i Keys, am, when used ,o,stbcr
ny means "l The coupler, is capable of as great
volume ol power ;> ii," Church Instrument, when
used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for
Paror Use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from
our Mhn"lhct"ry, h"," made in in the most
complete and Thorough manner. IInvinf, re-
moved I" the spacious buildings, 5ll WASHING
ton Street, we have every facility for mnnuf,c
turing purposes and employ none but the most
experienced and skillu w"rkin.n In short wc
VIII PROMISE o'lr customers Instrument equal
II not superior {" any Munmicturcr and puar.
an!"c entire u"i i'rtin s"ti*jaciion.
M''Sc Teachers, Leaders Of Chors and others
interested ~ i>lra matters, respectfully in
' W. ''oi' ",'' i'"o'''s Ill any tlnc, nnu cXanl-
me or lest the instruments Oh exhibition for sule
| al their pleasure.
As Il still further guarantee to the public "a
I" the excellence "i the .NriD,i,ons oud Horno
"""S, from oar Manniaci"ry, we beg leave to
rci"r, hy permission. 1" the following Piano Forte
Manufacturers of B"st"n, who have examined
our liz ;rn'nenis, and will give their opinion
when called upon:
|hck"rny * Sons; Vim. p. Emerson: Geo.
lows: llailctt n Cuus,on: Brown d. Allen.
Woodward IL Brown Il. Gilbert & Co. :; A. w.
| l.add IL Co.: Ncwhali .E Co.
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a All...o,s.syA sLs,e ena B6zs.6,s ib spity
= sE 49, KSnEHrrIE, 8. .C.s s;sS,;ss ,s.ss;lsW
{ Wipppmpify attendto al buss6ess TntSnA MI, M
his 6sre, 'He can be found at :he Office 81 ths
Abbeviiic banner" July 90 1d
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NleloleOnS and Harmonious Rented.

Persons who wish to hire MeI0dc0ns and liar.
m"m''llis with IL view of purchasing 1T the end
"i IN" year, can have the rent credited as part
Hay'ncnt "t tn" purchase money. This matter
is worthy Of special note as it enables those who
desire Il fair test of the Instruments before DUR.
c!iaS'ng. l." obtain it at the expense of the man
ulacinrcrs, to the extent at least Of wears rent
Orders from ANY part Of the country or world
sent direct 10 The manufactnry in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended To, and rs faithfully executed rs if the
parties were present or employed All agent To
select, and OH as r,snnahle terms
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'Nonc knew. her bu! 10 love her,
None named her bnt 20 rr:,isc."

None nam"| her hut 20 praise
How George Wharton ever Lccomc pos
srsScl o: such Il p;iz,'. WAS mo,c that ever
knew. She ii! no, love h,u--ll:,t was a
Wei! asccr;ainr! fact. Then what sh. mar
rlc'l him for, |, nor any ON. else. could pos
silly imagine. That hey were married |
Knew, and | also knew llIat they h;ul been
married for over a Year. and So far had had
no 1uarrcls Of any account. Well, | WAS
seated III my Office one lri.h, summer eve
nlng cnj"yin.a beautiful! >un>r, and Il splcn-
did mccrSc haum, thinking of other days
and other climcS, when vi".ct knocking
ut the door started me from the r.vcry into
Which had fallen. ] arose to open it.,
wondering who would disturb, m. at that
time in the evening, and considerably annoy
cd at the intrusion.
AS opened the door George Wharton
rushed III and in violet manner threw him.
SELF into chair, covered his face with lis
hands, and burst into Il flood of tears. As
ton'2hcd at these symptoms Of grief, seated
myself beside him and cn1uirc,l the cause
OF this paroxysm. 7" my question !.c re.
turned no answer, bu: sobtcl louder than be-
fore.
"Why George, will YOU not answer
me-" next asked, "arc any Of your friends
dead q
""orse! WORSE WAS the reply
well, what isi', my boy. Can anything
have happened to C!ar;.?'
'lcs, my dear i,;cnd,' said lie jumping
from the chair, 'oh God what have ever
done TO merit this"
"Sit down, George, and compose yourself
then relate to me your troubles, and | will
see if [ can afford You amy relict," said
pushing him back into the chair
lie sat down and after sobJing for some
moments he related to me his tale ot
woe.
''iou see, when Clara and were married
every one said that would not be hnppy
with her. disbelicvcd them at the time
but am now convinced of the truth of the
surnise."
'We!l," said I, astonishcd at The true af
fairs were taking, proceed :"
H. 81 always trusted her, although I could
plainly see that she preferred other society
to my own. had no proof of this nn,il be.
ing absent all day from home, returned in
the evening and found that s!c-she-had
gone"
impossible !" exclaimed. "CIara would
never have been guilty Of running away from
her husband |"
"Oh that's not it," he continued, "you
know my second coush TiumLuIl, well lie
paid her some attention before We were
married, and he arrived at the house on a
visit this afternoon, and asked her to 90 to
tho theatre. with him, and she-she-
consented! Oh Cod! oil God, what have I
done!'
This then was the conclusion that nv
second Otl,ello had arrived Mt. Because his
wife went to the theatre with her cousin.
she had blasted all bis lIopss of happiness
Twas very much incIincd,t TO kick the booby
ont of my office, for having caused me 10
waste IS much sympathy. He knew mo-,
wbatwas passing in5my mind, for he con
tinied -.
"What would you do if you were in my
- -"
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S. D. e. H. W. SMITH,
Manufacturers of
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons,
AND
Pedal Sub-Bass
I1AH lM q m II M -,
OIL Washington street,
BOSTON.

HiE attention of CIcrgym"n, Committees.
u schools, Lodges, de-, is invited to the new
Pedal Sub Bass Harmoniums
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"Take aim !"-"Firc" TrumbuPs pisto
replied with loud echo, but where was
Wharton. lie had thrown his pistol from
him, and was lying upon the grass and blood
in any quantity streaming from his nostrls.
We rushed to his silc and cndcavorcd to
>taunch the fast flowing life stream lie
had hit his nose OH Il stone on which he
had fallen in his fright, and imagined that
ho WAS certainly mortally wounded.
"Farcwcll, my friends" exclaimed he
II forgive you, Trumbul-CIara-g give my
good will to her, and say that | pardon
all !"
sect up" said Trumbul almost bursting
with laughter, ''get up and stand your
ground like u man! We want no humbu"-
ging Of this kind here"
'rl rather not ~ WAS Whartons re-
ply.
YOU'D rather not, hadn't you! Well,
then, You contemplate specimen of Il man,
down on your knees, and confess that in
this affair You have acted like fool, MS you
are"
And sure enough, down went Wharton
on his knees, c"mtcSsing all that WAS rcu,,ir-
cI OF him. \iter he had occupied this
position for Il short length Of time, Trumbul
informed him that he might get up; but be-
fore lie dill so, male him solcmuIy promise
that he would inform his wife of everything
that had ;r:...<pifc,l. This Wharton agreed
to do. AMI lar'lv escaping i parting kick
from Irun!ul, he ran oil It's fast us his low
cr limbs were capable Of CARRYING him.
The rest of tn. party aiipurn"u To Il glnri :
Gus breakfast that Tramhnl had prepared
t,r Us. We here laughed over the events
OF the morning; and received the con
gratua'i"m' Of the company for the amusc-
m"nt hai been instrumental in furnishing
them.
Our friend Wharton fulfilled his promise :;
for IL few days afterwards Clara thanked
rnc kindly for curing her husbands ieal
"a>v.
Dear rcalrr, in conclusion let me ask
y"n-l''ve yon no arInain,ancc who re-
>"nhl.'s i'll som" s,na!l L"grrc the person
whose name ior"l, the subject Of this
sketch AnI would j, not be advisable TO
attempt Il cur: in the m,nnrr above related
or in any other that would shed no more
li;e-Llood.
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iollO"ihS notlce from the father Of one Oi
his pupils: "This is to give you noatice
that If you thump Georges head a gainst
the desk game shalle cum and do the
same 10y you; give something he OF to be
teael'ed, not drawing maps and gativc
and things that belongs to firstrate shol-
lcr.'
"Junius, 1 just como from do Court
House, whar I made short speech"
"Made. speech sambo yer don't say
So"
"I-e-a-s, yeas; I made a speech-a
short spccch-a s0ery short speech.''
"Why, nigga, what did you say"
"WaII, dey called me up before de Court
and I said, Not Guilty."
Elder Jones was not remarkable for his
eloquenco, nor was ho remarkable good
reader, especially among the hard Names
But he said "alI Scripture is profitable" and
therefore he never selected any portion, but
read the first chapter he opened at, after he
took the stand to preach. aOne day he stun.
bIed in this way upon 9 chapter in Chroni-
cles, and read, "EIeazer bcgat Phineas, and
Phineas begat Abishua, and Abishua begat
Bukkie, and Aukkie begat. Uzzic, and stun
bling worse and worse as he proceeded, ,,he
stopped, and running his eye ahead, and
seeing nothing. better in prospect, he cut
tho matter short by saying, "And so they
went on and begat one another to the end
of the chapter" ~
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FanaticiBm in Syria.

,orr..,ord.,, or ,ho po.,,n 7ror.Uer ,r;.
'''p"'.' VI ''o "''" A'"''', VIZ
ting from Jaiia' August 2oth' thus gives the ro-
mantle story Of the fanaticism in Damascus:
Another startling incident il waited about by
the soft winds of these Eastern climcs, and whis.
pcred from chibououc TO chbouauc. Spicy bree-
zcs from Damascus bring us the following story
In TINT earthly pnrndise of the faithful there Inie
" dwelt fair 0dalisu.e. whose superior charms
nurcl,a.ed for her the position ofthe queen Of tho
hnrem her lord being one of tho most wealthy
man in the city. She was surrounded by every
luxury. her only curc being the arrangement OF
the Jewels in tho turban.-which hnyinr done
the rcmainin. hours of the day were snent ON sill
ken cushions beside the fountain in the court -
But in spite of all this She was not bnppy. nor
even content
She had met n younr md handsome Frnnk
and since then she had learned to regard her
liepe lord. who WAS somewhat advanced In wears
with unspeakable disgust. but the memory of
tho Frank was treasured IN. and AZ she listened
to the rlnyinp Of the fountain and inhaled tho
Gaorance of her scented cbibououc Il was his i'm
aye that orcunIed her thoughts md monopolized
her .tI.tions To tho exclusion of the grey bearded
old tyrant, How il was that this iealousy guard
ed innate Of the bare first met the in6del Frank
tho story does NOT exnlan Il tells us boveycr
that nttcr their 6rst meeting he rained access IN
ber amrtment In tho disyu;se of female drcss :
n,v a1,.r doy ho donnod Tho wb;te .hso, and N.
va.bn,.c and tremh;noIv m.da hi. vsv IN he.
abode
To sum tho -m.ttar nm tho v;s;ts NJ tbe nre.um.
,g y"r ' ;oss dop % wsrs d;.cove-eS i. s and
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cisco with Atlantic newsrf Aug. 5th. which should
have been in California about the time Of the Pa
cifc's departure:
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE MINES.
Since my letter by the Northerner there has
been little Of interest here. beyond the ordinary
occurrences Of our little locality. The Wilson g.
Hunt arrived two days since from Fort Langley
where she connects with the Maria, plying thence
to Fort Hope. About fifty returned miners arrived
by her, who have the usual varied reports to
make, some discouraged and others bouyant with
hope. The river still runs brim full, and no.
thing is being done in the mining line except ut
the bars already made famous. The cessation of
the late Indian troubles has given heart to hum
dreds who now leaving Fort Yale for the Up
per river.
THE RIVER BETWEEN FORT HOPE AND YALE.
The principal diggins between the two forts
are Emory's, Sailors, Puget Sound; Texas and
Hills Bars There are several other localities
where considerable amounts of gold are taken out,
but these are the best known, and n description
of any one would nearly answer for all. The same
fine eold is found on all. AT Texas Bar there are
about eighty cradles and four sluices ut work :;
at Puget Sound Bar nearly as many; at Hills
Bar over one hundred rockers and several sluiccs
We were five hours going up. and stopped at each
Of these localities.
HILLS BAR.
At Hills Bar probably the best work has been
done Claims there are held as high ~ 81, 400
and few can be bought FOR less than $500. Many
of the miners here San Francisco boatmen
for the most part good-hearted fellows, lonkng
quite satisfied with their luck, as from all accounts
they have good reason 10 be. Somebody is con-
stantly leaving there with 'his ple," and more
gold has been distributed from that point thsn
from any other on the river. Two ounces q day
is reported to be the average, and several comps-
nies are known to have taken out 500 - day to
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Daily Vir9iniaa.
BEN BOLTS REPLY
or. All. YHs IREngNBER.

on, All YHs REMEMBER.
All yes, '.m-mbcr that name with delight,
sweet Alice, 40 cherished anh dNN;
] seek her lone grave In The pal. hour OF night.
And M ist-u the turf " lth q tear;
And there whcn the heart 10 s'erbnrd, ned with !.
] wander and mne' all alone,
And long Ter the limo when IN, head shall rcposr,
Where sweet Alice I under ths stone
] r"nm hr"' he wood whore 81 JOY ous strayed
Ant r"'lin,d on tho green sunny hill
And nine' ARE A. hriRht In that hcau ,iful glade,
Hut N, heart Is all l"neiv and chill
The hand that's tindiy I pressed ,hrn In miuc
Aud the lips than me ting with iovs--
Ar" c''i ~ the gave and Tin lcn In rrpo.e.
TIL NEE, with swo Alice above.
All well rcmcmi cr TIE schao house aud b ooh
Ard the master - kint aud 80 uu.."
tn" will hh'omirg n. wars In the cnol shady brook,
No fragrant With iicrn-r and dew,
Hut weep not for ilrse, though dear To my heart
Nor thu tends who have lett US alone
TIL" "spm wi hea,s aud th. tcsr-ir"ps win start.
For sweet Alice l,s under the stone
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Our Interests In Mexico--Dsspatohssnom
Minister Forsyth

1t. R. Ap Catesby Jones. who brings important
dispatches from our Minister Minister in Mexioo
nrrivsd in the city this morning. - s7's
Mr.. Forsyth stntes that the report Of seosnt
battle bctween Vidanrri and Miramon restsd NM
on very slender basis. skirmish may have
taken place outside Of tho wallis Of San Luis Poto-
ri, but nothing more. Still less was there sny
probability that Mramon had committed suicide
The reports ot tho tyrannical behavios Of the
Liberal party towards foreigners 10 conArmsd.--.
Americans and English had been thrown into
prison by Gnrzn for not contributing 10 the forced
loan Of SlOO.0O0 A few hours before Lieut.. Jones
lott Tampco, an American had hssn into MR.
son, and his goods. which were on their way into
the interior. confscated:
When Mr.. Forsyth " rote both parties seemed 10
he inactive. Many Of the principal Liberals on.
trsly disapproved Of the course OF Cara. In kvys
ing tho forced loan. the sea-ports ase in pa.
session Of the Liberals and they have 10 adopt the
samc course which our Government c0ndshaned in
the conservatives. iAtMr. Forsyth's request, ths
sloop-Di.war Plymouth has gone up b Tsmpioo toi
project our interests. -. ~ ,,;,s.
Gen. Robles was on board Spanish, vessel-of-
war of w . Cruz. and was not allowed any COM
Inunicnton with tie land. The officers Of thevet~
rel had been detected in giving assistance 70 tho
Conservatives. ..t.fN s#s,- ss...s. ii ~
Lieut.. jones also brings letter from our con-
su at San Louis Potosi. who describes the state
Of the country miserable in tho extreme An
impression seemed to prevail that . large Span.
ish toet would soon be on the coast 10 dAmand re-
dress.
Mr.. Forsyth says that no will sail from Vera
Crus for tho United States on the 18th inst -
Wash. .Sates, friday Ere dssd Oh 4
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Death of Ferguson, the Ducllist.

Hon. Wm |. Ferguson, who shot in n duel
on Angel Island, August 2lst, b, George Pen
johnston, died Of his wound ON the evening of the
l4th September. lie had on the morning ol TIM,
dav become reduced that an nclslnn was made
into the thigh to discover the exact extent aud
character If the wound. This operation de,el ped
the fact Of its being in critical n condition us To-
render ampu'ation at once eccssary. This was
effected. the patient being under the influence Of
chloroinrm.
1t was fnurd TINT tho bones were completely
shattered f,r n length If ak inches. Tho inter
stccs were filed with Juldlc Of pus. At f,rty
five minutes past three n'cock. Dir. Sawyer,
sisted by DR.. Gray ami the other attending sur
gcnns anpnued the limb, the patient again
various arteries aud VEINS being quickly and
skiliully bandagcd, very little blo"d escaped.
but the patient wa, too far gone To- rally aud bc-
fore the operation was wholly over the vital spark
had fed. Before the commencement Of the final
operation Mr.. Ferguson prepared himself for
death.
On the following afternoon his remains were fol-
lowed TO the Sacramento boat bya long procession
of citizens Mr.. Ferguson was "a years Of agc at
the time Of his death,
A Coroncr's inquest was holden on the 10TH
After examination of several witnesses uf the NC
currence. besides the attending surgeon. the Jury
retired, and returned with verdict to the effect
that the deceased had to his death from
pistol ball fired by George Pen johnson. This
latter parsonage has cen absent for n week past
having gone down the coast on pleasure excur
sion. He will be indicted by the Graud Jury on
his return.
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II GCaGENmEIMEn's GnANn ExmI.

M GCGsENm E1 VI ER'S GRAND RXuuI.
w TON OF READY-MADE CLOTHlN0-The On.
iers ned embraces this opportunity to TO the pub
lie al large and hls frienda that hi. stock Of READYHADE
CLo THING, GEkTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
be purchased At low prices for cash. ssA
prompt paying to the interest Of every ppr
chaser examine my stock before ang
Ing that do wonders but that Wu conhnt MySeH y
moderate and living profits only Tho variety Of styles and
quality Of Clothing, hnor and better than svsrihs
In go"d faith -
Country Merchants nnd my obbIns prices Sssr thAa
therefore, give call Wholesale and rssau bnySes,
and Judge for yourselves and In studying your iAefs you
will certainly purchases Of ne. sdi u saILi ass
oct lStsl GUG6EEHEIMEU.