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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

Ill ALMOST UNTO DEATH.-The Sacramento
Bee learns that General James NJ Estill, who
is we'll known in the State as having per
formed prominent parts in California politics
for the past eight years, is bed ridden in Sar
Francisco, and is not likely to ever rise from
it again. lie has been unwell for some thre,
months, and in all that time was yellow as i
afflicted with the iaundice, caused, he said
by non-action of the liver Although he
used much medicine and took ample outdoor
exercise to counteract this and set MS liver to
work, if his case Lad been anything like an
ordinary one, he was benefited nothing; and
he is now down with what is supposed to be
an inflammation of the lurgs, and there are
but little if any hopes of his recovery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

GB-The Nevada National suggests that the
streets OF Grass Valley be laid with plank
A good idea we think if it be as that naner
says, that in winter the mud is exeorable
while in summer the dust, like the lice in
Egypt, af1licts many with sore eyes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

GY- The Sacramento Board of Supervisor.
have, so we are informed by the Union, re-
jected the award by the Commissioners for
the purchase of the grounds on | street for
site for the pavilion of the State Fair.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

t~The record, therefre, shows that the pros
meets of the Democratic party are as bright as
thew have ever been.--Lecompton cotempOrdry.
So it does, good friend, so it does. The
Democratic party, with Stephen A. Douglas
and Popular Sovereignty at its head, is irwin
chile. We know that, but, then, what good
win it do you Federalists and Lecomptonites
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS The stockhol-
ders Of the San Francisco and Marysville
Railroad will meet to-day at the office of the
compvny, for the purpose of eleeting seven
Directors, to serve as such for the ensuing
year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

rB- Freeman & Co. issue regularly Bri-
tish Columbia and San Francisco News Let
ter, designed for Transmission to the Atlantic
States 1t saves the trouble of writing let
tiers, and at the same time contains space
enough for any remarks that the sender may
wish to make.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

OHARLEs DlcKENs-It is said that there is
some reason for believing that Charles Dick
ans will not revisit the United States. He
was to have read throughout the Union and
in COnada from September to March travel.
ing expenses paid by the cOntrator) for ten
thousand pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

CB- Mr.. Ford, the enterprising travelling
agent of Freeman & Co., has Just arrived
from Yreka and the northern mountains. He
says the snow is very deep along the noun
tain passes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

JAPAN.-Arrangements are in progress un-
der the auspices of some of the churches of
New York city, to establish a new mission in
Japan. The primary object will be the in
of Christian civilization.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

EB The New Orleans Picayune has seen
specimens of gold from the Tehuantepee
Isthmus. The particles are exceedingly
minute, dust" proper, the same that is most
highly priced in California, with WHICH, it is
said, this favorsbly compares in richness.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

TRooPs AT SALT LAKE TO BE PAID
Mojor Prince, Paymaster of the United States
Army, was to have left San Francisco ycster.
day, for Salt Lake, by the way of Los An
geles, with money to pay the U. s. troops at
Salt Lake. He will be accompanied by a
large escort Of dragons
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

RECOVERING j. A. Lockwood, who was
recently shot, while aiding the Sheriff of
Nevada county to capture a band of robbers
at French Ravine, is getting well. 1t was
thought for while, that his arm would have
to be amputated.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

cE-It is said that Mr. Simonton, the new
editor and part proprietor of the Bulletin,
purchased into that paper at the instance of
Senator Gwin, and that it is hereafter to be
q friend to the renowned Lime Pointer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21
E5Y-Sam Houston was on the mn of March

Us Sam Houston was on the llth of March
in Harrisburg where he was the guest of ex.
Governor Porter and received the attention
of many of the eminent citizens and legisla.
tors of that place. Speaking in regard to his
past and future. he said, that having been for
some time among "the goats and wolves" at
Washington, he intended spending the re.
mainder of his life in privacy and peace
among the sheep on his rancho in Texas
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21
MARYSvILLB.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL @lSt'

Aucrrox.-O. Il Peirson sells to-day, at
hi. soIesroom. u street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
a large assortment of flowers, roses, &c.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21
C5g- The Honolulu Commercial Advarti

~ The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser
of March oath, says that the little schooner
George, owned by John Hobbs, jr, of Kauai
left that island some three weeks ago fol
Honolulu, since when nothing has been heard
OF her. She had on board a number of ma
tive passengers. The owner, Mr.. Hobbs, re-
mained on shore at Kauai
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

CB-our G,cin cotempordry over yonder &c
knowledges that it is founded on Linn
Point Rock. All right. We were satisfied
you were Lime Pointer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

eE-Our Lime Point cotemporary congrat-
ulates the Democracy on its present strong
position. So do we. We agree there. The
Democracy is strong, and it is strong because
IL goes for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

~ 1t is stated in Sacramento that Gener-
al Denver has announced himself as a candi-
date for Governor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

PREscoTT, THE HIsroNAN-The leading
English journals have each rendered tribute
of respect to the memory of Prescott, the
historian,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21
G0ew Aduertis

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the FL Dorado Cigar Store, where you find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, A for fifty cents.
H. LAVY 81 CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 90 ID street, near Wells, Fargo Co.'s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

eB Good pasturage for horses and mules
can be had at the Mimal Rancho. one and a
half miles from this city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21

SUPPOSED MURDER-At about half past IL
o'clock, Tuesday night woman was heard
to scream three or four times, the screams
each time growing fainter, in q most ngon-
lied tone of voice. The screams appeared
to proceed from the Slough near Murrays
House, at the head of Second street 1t was
evident that woman was being drowned
and that she was calling for help. A man
was seen standing on the bank about that
time, and, turning off, muttered to himself
and disappeared. A woman named Mrs
Gross heard the screams and saw the man
and she thinks the language used by the
drowning female was Spanish. Yesterday
morning, Marshal Barkley and Capt. Kin:
took boat and went into the Slough AM
dragged it, but failed to find the body. 1t
supposed that this foul deed was committe
for revenge or jealousy. A man, who seem
to be an American or Englshman, has bee
in the habit of going frequently in the even
ing to the place where the drowning occur
red and rowing around in a boat, and the
man seen on the bank on the evening in ques
tion, is said to resemble him Several per
sons besides Mrs Gross heard the woman
screaming, but did not get out of bed
married lady, living near by, states that sh
tried to to get out of bed to see what wa
the matter and her husband would not ALLOW
her. The fact is that that portion of tn
city is somewhat dangerous in the nigh
time and respectable people are afraid t
rush out when anything unusual is going o
after dark.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21
Horses and Mules.

THE SUBSCRIBER has -
II L.aSO~ good u II U IL T. for ETAxN
NIH- IN a number OF HORSES and Wy
- MULES on the Mmal Ran aziAazdlA
sho, one and one ha3 miles from this city.
ap2l-N CHARLES II. HEDGES
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-21
U. s. RESTAURANT.

This House will open This Tuesday
Evening, April 10Th.
apl9-3t III. PINK. PrOD,r.
, 1859-10-29

L {. IL ScHfFES+ iitati.f.5 4s~At, e5 H+ar!p,hn,.
Il uxIor':>i tt Etesite 4taess~"a sAt c11 al l4
Aeo-h"9 fdpsrs of s*t Worth H*'. ta.-asAy
, 1859-10-29

Don't they work that Harper's Ferry ,placer
lndussriously: They actually found msnor-
andum Of Oh Browns. importing tha, he lad
once matted T. to pay for the y. y. Tribune
whittier sent, or in ~la. name, we cannot ascer-
ta'n-of course not bis own, il this is recent
matter Yesterday brought US smother haudfn.
Of marc nest, in the shape Of 4 report that
J" r'cttrt from Nord~ Graley for AAer<, etc.
rer.fFtd firm I-ttrh," had turned up anon q
the captured papers.
We notice this only to show will, what dcs-
pcratc al'd scoundreily assidn.ty tits business
IL kept up. The due Of that "1eoipt" would,
Of itsclf, have prickcd the whole bubble and SO
TIE date is carefully Withheld. We hare not the
falntest recollection Of ever writing a word t1
Old l'row oil my subject Whatever; but it is
just possible that, sometime in ls5G, when he
was travelling somewhere ut tic East, we wrote
him word that there was letter or letters
awaiting lin ut this Office, having been sent
here in ignorance Of his whereabouts. That is
quite ns near as We ever came to having ans
confidential correspondence with him; aud We
supposed him to have been, and still to be, liv-
ing in Cluada, when vc heard CT him Us RAM.
paut ut uarper's Ferry.
, 1859-10-29

FN1LAnEtrlIlA. Oct. =. 1:--4.
had conversation to Iav with the Hon.
Joshua Il. tiddings. in the course Of which.
alluded to hi. alleged implication iu Old Brown :
scheme for libcrassnS tile Slaves. lie laughed
at The Charge. Treason sits lightly on his ven
cradle shoulders! He kays he ueytr met Did
Brown, to his distinct recollection. cxcentinr IN
enc occasion ontr.
Tint was more than a rear ago {if rightly
re.nsmber), aud ut public lecture, in AsltaL,I
IL EQUITY, which Old brown, lie said, delivered
there. -tfter The lecture Il contribution was Ia
Ken m. nnd Mr: Giddings, publicly, gave thu
sum oI three dollars. That was the first, Lust.
and onls money he ever contributed to the Cap.
tain.
IL itla: lecture. tic Captain spoke Of the duty
"f the North to the slaves, aud stuffed tEat III.
intended to dcvoic his life and his energies to
their cause. This WIS shortly after one Of his
Kansas exploits.
Captain brown went home with him and 9TH
er gentlemen, and took tea ut his house. The
conversation turned exclusively on tie Kansas
troubles mud the recent Obcrlin Rescue Case,
Captain Brown was suddenly called away: and
lins never seen lins, nor heard, directly or her
sonally, from him, from that time till now,
lie ncrer heard Captain Brown speak of any
prospect Of furciblc emancipation Or Of incitin,.
1nsurrcction.; on the contrary, lie understood
him to Intend to coniine lis operations to tic
L. &. X. Il.
lie was Us much astonislcd as his accusers ut
the outbreak Vt Hnrpcr's Ferry, aud never im-
nstncd sliut Old brown was the terrible Bill
smith, who, with force Of tlteeu men, took
Virginia with lix right husd aud MARYLAND with.
his tt, und shook them till every corner of the
Union rcsounded with their shriekinrs.
, 1859-10-29

f1CHf 10 4 3o1LouS.'-C01 benjamin F. II i11cF
was arrested and brousht to the ArmoTr On
Thursday night. charged with sssaulting d. e.
IIawley, with intent to kill. The evidence
showed that quarrel arose betwecn the parties
in Miners saloon, on Van Iluren street, when
1i.w'ey guSe the Col. the lie. Wilder then
seized burning ca'nphene lamp and threw it
into llawlc!y's face, and followed up the attack
with IN iron spittoou and poker. The prison.
c. was brought before Justice Akin yesterday
,uorning and fined $40 Oh charge Of disorderly
conduct.
, 1859-10-29
Drcas j. Trihtt11t,
rRtaIAIeF ELECTIONS.

ls'e Republican electors Of Chicago will IT.
7he'neer that primary elections arc held this
erecting, from to $ O'Clock, in the several
"'aE''s tor Delegates to County Convention
:" oe held On Tuesday ucxt. ior the nomination
.; candidates f6t County Treasurer, Srl.o<l
commissioner, and Surveyor, aud for Super
'F's'f, IN Assistant Supervisor, au Assessor. Il
collector, Town Clerk, three Commissioners
OF Highways three '}vcrscers Of Highways, y
Pound Master: and alt Gycrsetr Of tue Poor. ii,
each Of tile ,owus q? South. West mud North
Chicago. II viii dcyolvc Oil the primary
meetings Of eac!, ward also to nominate GILL;
c'dato for Ward Supervisor. Democrats ate
requested to refrain iron, participating III these
cfpctiunst
, 1859-10-29

We had m interesting call yesterday uftcr-
noon from l.. T. Wcmple, oflhis city, who LIs
just returned frou, Fixes Peak. lie left Den
vcr City on tie Stt, aud reports the general
healsh Of the niaes good. Tie mountain fever
had prevailed occasionally during the summer.
but bad whisky }'ad proved much more fatal
than the feyer. Fivc had died in single day
from its effects.
Mr. Wemple thinks that a,,out ire tlousatsd
will winter Ut tue Mines An abundance Of pro-
visions is now there and Oh its way to the mines
to supply the population till tho first Of Ju'v.
Tue reports TINT 1'crsons had brcn etaryiny t,r
want Of work. Mr. Wcmple sa.s ure untrue.
From two to five dollars per day las been p2.:d
for 1aborers during the summer. Ill could I.e
well provided for who were able and willing 10
work.
The amount Of territory in which gold has
bcca found, Mr. ". thinks. is about fifty mics
square. The quantity he thinks is cxlaustlcss.
The gold beaEing quartz lies between sand stcn.
grnnito and mica slate, in layers from frw
inches to a foot or two. It Is found in ulmn>t
I'LL stages Of decomposition, but generally it
must be subjected to the stamping process in
order 10 yield up its treasures. The grla:
vant Of the mines during the season hns been
machinery to pulresizc the quartz. The min
ers went there in the spring expecting to finl
gold, as in California, in anndbars and mingled
with the loose soil, and hence the results ofthc
past seasons labor will he comparatively small.
Mr. ". thinka that ut leas. half m lion in dust
will reach the States from these mines. Grct,,
, 1859-10-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

CAnp.-A fresh lot Of those elegant Castor,
Esquinlaux, President. Moscow, Samson and
st. Petersburg Over Coatings. Also Whitney
Beavers, Devonshire kerseys. etc., have just
been received direct from the Importers by cx-
press, and which. together With most superb
assortment Of Fine Black Cloths, Doe Skins.
stuhs for business suits, yestings, &c, which
We aEe making IN 10 order in frat rate style
only, and Tor which orders are respectfully So.
licited. Il. Ii. TaPpES.
, 1859-10-29

ROARD1NG-A!pleasant suit of
raons to let With board TO eea,enso md ;dv nv
@ftS Fnkle g. 'le1en. ftw daY eoarterx can BE- &C.
Of ku.h st1set, crso~ss
, 1859-10-29

REconDERs CorRr.-This Court adjourned on
Thursday until December. Before rdjourninr,
the prisoners who had been found guilty duriD z
the term were sentenced. The following per-
sons, fourteen in all, were sentenced to the
State Fri=cn:
Lars Robinson, rape. States prison six
years.
George Marshall and David Palmer, sailors.
larceny Of anchor chain. State prison one year
each.
Patrick Donne1ly, larceny Of boz of shoes.
Siate prison three years.
Charles Gibney aId James Chambers, high
way robbery. Chambers from Toronto, C. W,
has two sisters in Scotland State prison twelve
years each.
Charles y. Patterson. larceny Of Mrs. Da1-
layri's trunk State prison two years.
Carl and Frank kneuter, burglary, larceny,
robbery, shieving. etc. Stale prison niue Jears
each on second conviction, and tw. rears each
a:terward upon first conviction
John t;oldrop, larceny. State prison two
years.
Joun sluc1'. larceny Of carpenters tools, value
F.. State prison one year
Frederick II. Myers, larceny Of horse.
State prison seven years.
Chambers Scott, larceny Of everything he
could get hold Of. State prison one year.
James Farney. forgery. 0ue year in peniten-
tiary.
, 1859-10-29

- By the removal Of Wamsley Hueston
to ii and 40 C'ark street, they have secured un-
equaled accommodations tor both their whole.
salc and retail trade
They now exhibit nltogetbe er the largest stock
of Nitlinery>at retail to bs found ia The city
and art. showing good taste in their Atyles oi
Cloaks and Tai.naA. oca4 At
, 1859-10-29

ITO RENT-The three story bsick
street Lofse railway, v.i i~e reute1 low responsible
ten:.nt. Apply II WM. GAMBLE, NO. L1nd's Block,
E2aGulul hf3.l.et. III
, 1859-10-29

MrEnEnEns AT LARGE" Ilarper,s Ferry
Riot" is not 10 be compared with tho murder.
committed daily in every part Of the United
States By the use Of camphcnc aud burning
tluid. ., ye who have little ones, beware:
Call Mt the Lamp and Oil Emporium, LEG Clark
street, aud purchase a non explosive Oil and
Lamp which will give better aud cheaper light
than the above mentioned. oca5-1t a76V
, 1859-10-29

20 Ticho!! Conchas!! Comerciaote
La Orleans 1iega!ia dc i.ondres Ii Meier
lie "a uaban2!!!!! Choice aud select brands
Of Cigars just receired ty d. ". Corbin / Co.,
G5 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-29

. See advertisement Of Cornell i Co.'s
tNo-thread uoiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l33 Lake It.
nua~-1v
, 1859-10-29

n Go to John Jones, III Dearborn street,
anil get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will Ic we'll doue aud ut prices to suit tue times.
, 1859-10-29

SovExnER BoS Tox.-Ls Bon Ton for No
Tenber. aud ths English papers for October IL,
have been received By AcSally l. Co., 81 Dear-
born street. Tbs lUustrated Ntscs continues it,
series Of engrasiugs Of the discovery Of the r.,
maius Of the Frahkin expedition.
, 1859-10-29

Cor. 1>oFc. Of lows, has named the esth
OF November next. Us day Of fa=,ing and
prayer for the people tf his State.
, 1859-10-29
THE CITY .



IT," Primary 1'stl=s If the several warts Of The ey
W.. ~ us'a oa .Ae ' '""' from 70 "e!ocs r. a III
+. wa.,,",a; ;,,r., -. s,.,a .,,x,, .,,no- n, w.
bsrsa; t.1..''.+ n II JuAa j & I..1c. + U,rnuc.
-Th.e Iian,a.sn ! K.,.s, G.. Il t;ss~. ''''''''
Hsa,.ehs w.e nar5.'on; = n;,.. r, II IL IT s,y.-
1er:. w !, !s !;Sa"pt; t.u,.. uo <,,o...
a.; t:.uhcHs.s-t Was., y wa.i. y l. chureh;
laSi' W II, Winnots. :; iSs,,eEx. e'1
m.ixrNaC i(ewJHr a IlasrsF ~ X5bc"T. Ill., e'D
n, sh ~ Ma:sTS15ta c; i Hi:;s. I'LL c'mn'''re Aus
tT.i Srs,:N. II ktr!suai,' o ~'-N%s - o''e =
r.e.I,1s ;ns1 sues''' a"s'' coana''se-'s h>'
-:.-.-- -
A. Aoa'a!o, A. ~ o' 'n's cl's' WI! oe!''
Ct "'e aeo'css ~ ''e a"noa' ''eet,as q '1e ~
"o's "oA.' ~ -''''lo'' WIZ" '>'n'A'e'''
.-:-.--.
"c aea!h ''o'n 'ne e1e'e1ana papers 'nH
Al u'e lac ''a'soao eohs@ nt'on IN that c'sy tie
e'"'''':''ee =" e'e'e" as''eea upon basis Of Pas-
sen1cs 'u7es lille less than tue rates Of last
"1nse'' a''d generally about f3'e same rs that ct
tile summer.
- l'radstfeet, the Weather Strip nun, will
rcrnuin in the city one week longer. We notice
he is titiug nearly all Of our first class dwellings
with th1s neat, simple, durable. and utmost iu-
dspens'ble article lis office IS At :; Dearborn
street, Room Is. J.. U. Box 2la.
uo,,n,v ror 1uy Rfrorv sru,,, Tin po.
Ao.n .eeaoo' ''o, "'e ~ VEIL t1le eoaFt iaooss
'''ls AFTERNOON u TWO CLOCK 4hes Will be re-:
ct''eo aoa eu'ea ."'''eo III 'ne 1o'cA'o" .ouhe''
toom. thes W." "o oouo' ee ehses'""ea ny
speeches. e'c.
- We would call the attention Of our read.
ers auL aIl iorcrs Of the Fine .trts. particularly
| 80
f'',e'ee " '''aa. = taAe o'fee'' nsse eon'
e4uuea ~ ieaues .As P''sc ulon a't i'c'uFe'
'0As' - ''e'' "'sall 'ue us3e t"e4's 'aes'
~ The Anniversary Of the Ladies' Nou.t
! Mission Of this city, will be held tomorrow
| {Sunday) in thu First N. +. Church, at 8 r. ~
| bishop Ames will preside. The annual report
49,, ..v,r,, I,;.;.f ,,1dr.-s .,u,;,s,.d an 49,
;nr,toI yoco,,ec,;,n vii, he taken
-
- Fhe Chattei Aortsaec sale by auction
furniture &c '"iI oe continued Monoas morn'n:
at the burnett Aouse on ciafk str e. " TIL
bert sampson auct'oneefs' al Vt O'Clock. a
that IS tbs last day Of safe, parties IN want Nil
/ ND .h,,,hc- t;,-,,trrc hnd1;uo. ,n-no,. -
| -o
| e We ought to have stated before tlis tia
| t},c assertion hy sotnc nf our cotcmnnrrricS +h,
, 1859-10-29

Range Of tie Thermometer for the week,
as taken by E. L. O Harm, Apothecary and Phar-
maceutist, No. 30 West Randolph street:
, 1859-10-29

- Tho fremont House in Iowa CITY va.
destroyed By Gre Oh Tuesday last LOSE nbout
fs,n33.
, 1859-10-29

- Il. Lud!am, II. u. Of this city, will deliv.
er the address ut the annual meeting Of the Ill.
nuis Homeopathic Association, which comnci1.
ccs at Jacksonville On lie ID proaino.
, 1859-10-29

We learn from tue Cleveland papers :hat
at Tie late Railroad Conre ntion in that citJ tie
committee Of eleven agreed upon basis Of pas
sen:cr iures little less than tue rates Of las.
wiuter, und generally about t].e same rs that ct
f1,e surnrter
, 1859-10-29

l)ACINE COLLEGE-lsacine Col
}ec- w,,t as.er aur her Of Pro'es.o* than hero
sote MT s:so. -. 1.,,s. sbso e.
Thvr. ho IT rnt years and upwards It st 9ff
To Ie-. ~ VII r. ned Nov ~
As1,tss Esy. JAMES U1kysE EN-, Raete4 Collage. RI
eia@. WI n.E. oS!ttW2
, 1859-10-29
Tor E@ale.

TOR SALE Scholarship in
= bryant. Bell & strattoa. Conr,cnll COLLEGE. Caa
te obtained Oh ee*f4te tlms b. afp3inx 1: tbs ehec
, 1859-10-29

Axssns, Ep1roRs:-The telegraphic dispatch
FROM Albany, published ii rour paper sf 10
day, states that the Indemnity Insurance Co.
has failed. 1t should have read, "The New
York Indemnity Insurance Co., Of Albauy.''
which was formerly located at Broadalbin, New
York. 1t WAS Mutual Company; afterwards
lis loeatioa was changed to Albany. 1t had but
little other thin stock notes for security, aud
nerer had much credit or standing Is An Iusur-
| susancc Company. It thouldnot be confounded
with tic Indemnity Fire Insurance Co. which
il located in the City Of New York, and has .
cash capital Of sl5o, 900, well invested, aud has
good standing ss reliable New York Ci,y
Fire Insurance Company.
PHILLIPS L Vas WAoEEx, Agents.
i Cue aon Oct u 1s5a
, 1859-10-29
RY GILBERT j. SAMPSON
Furniture, carptts, Piano, ETC.,

AT AUCTION.
ua aTCTSpAf. NOVEMBER :se Commencing II 1t o'eln3k
vs ~"l sel L.. ant era.r IL v r1tprx.
i44 Hss e eJa 10 lnr+.rr- -a lay ttvacra and
ea,.,kt4. = "ae .toEr NJ. = l. L.Sr -t.-cs.
41e s~TEcat Hn-etA pr li ant sIslFs If II ~
wLd. Nah'E ry- n+k. W1 IN: y En-< uoca q, l Par
!rF ufa~A- 10 :b-7ss. ch.nl!er srd l'ra~t II. ON
Fu tIr' u! Of ~"c or lily wHf17'+d ~ Il 10
an usa att r 7:. rot ii 'te uttn, but fi reu+
AsaT kssHltra =: At- 20 81: Is Car -, valt7G-
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