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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-02
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7 fNliE largest and mos fashionable, and the best
l. assortment OF mems, women's and childrens
hA Boots and Shoes in Cecil county 10
he .E to efound ut the su bscriber's BOOT
EYSsGaSS&Ap and SHOE STORE, opposite the
Court House, Elkton Nd
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has pur-
chased ofhis brother Lnoch Crouch) his entire
stock OF Luues Misses and Chldrens
BOOTS AND SHOES.
and has commenced manufacturing Ladies' Shoes
ana every description. lie is now prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with a call,
with Men $, Women and Chldren's Boots and
ohoes OF the best sort a very low prices.
THOMAS G. CROUCH,
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New and Strong Grain rgaes

MlICIIELL'S PLACE.
Zee Creams and Confectionery.
chestnut Street, bciwccn 5M and Gh,
PHILADELPHIA. - This Establishment
"tordS unusual attractions and the best of ac.
combinations for visitors as well as citizens of
Phi'adeiphia; being provided with large and well
furnished Saloons for
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
and they could nowhere find a more desirable
place 10 rest their weary limbs and where they
may be ted Mt ALL HOURS OF THE DAY, flom
a large and choice Bill Of Fare.
~ The Ladies and Gentlemen of Elkton. and
vicinity, are most cordially invited 10 visit this
MOST DESIRABLE PLACE or ENrEnTAIyMEnr,
where their wants will be promptly and politely
attended to and where they may strengthen the
hnrr man and be sent on their way rejoicing
WEDDING pARTIE les and PIC MICS furnished
to order. with table fixtures of every possible
dc'cr'pto on, and with all the Delcaccs they may
desire at short notice.
No, 523 CHESTNUT STREET
Sept. A, lSjS-ly. opposite the State House
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
Super Phosphate of Lime,

Uhequaled BY any other in the Market, always
THE SAME in QUALITY,
And invariably to be relied on as Il MANURE of
standard excellence
Price SIS per 1000 lbs. (23 cents per h.
Pamphlets for gratuitous distribution by mail
or otherwise upon application
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neal Gstate.
FOR SALE.
TOWN PROPERTY.
PORT DEPOSIT.

PUKT u EP U s T.
NO. 1.
4 STORE and DWELLING, occupied
IA by. Reynolds, Esq.
NO. 3.
A LARGE DOUBLE DWELLING, &C.
cupied by Snow x Ford.
NO. 8.
a DOUBLE DWELLING, occupied by
White Johnson.
NO. 4.
a SMALL HOUSE, occupied by Mrs.
NO. 3.
a SMALL HOUSE, occupied by P. Shuts.
NO. 6.
IN OFFICE md TOOL HOUSE.
NO. 7.
WHARF AND LOTS, above the M. Z.
Church.
NO. g.
QUARRY LOTS, above the Academy, e4O
feet on the street; subject to Ground Rent
OF $l35 per annum.
NO. 8.
QUARRY FIXTURES AND TOOLS, &c.
NO. 10.
A go FEET LOT, known as No. of the
Bank Lots.
NO. IL.
THE WATER LOTS, lying between tho
Wharf of Z. D. McClcnahan, Son X Co., and
the Wharf Of E. Reynolds.
NO. 10.
A go FEET LOT, on the lower side Of
the street running into the river; with a
SMALL DWELLING HOUSE upon it, &C.
cupied by P. Hill.
NO 13.
"A go FEET LOT, adjoining and similar
to No. IL; with SMALL DWELLING
upon il.
NO. IA.
"A go FEET LOT, on the upper side of
the street, (extension of Lot No. 1l.) There
are two leases on this lot, which pay $50
per annum.
NO. Is.
a GO FEET LOT, adjoining No. a. One
lease on this Lot pays $50 per annum.
Also.
Well-Sccured Ground Rent
or $50, 500. $50, $50, SlS75, S23, $50,
$50, $24, $50, $50, $50, $40, $50, ST.,
Sill, $50, $40, $40.
ALSO.
A TRACT OF Is ACRES OF WOOD
LAND, near the town.
TERMS LIBERAL. Apply to
EDWIN WILMER,
Holly Hall,
Feb. 6. lS59-3m. Near Elkton, Md.
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DIR. WILLIAM r. CARSON.
Pharmaceutist and DRUGGIST.

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE Mt Rock
Run, Port Deposit, Md. and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the
public to his large assortment of DRuGs,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER
FuMERy, FANCY ARTICLES, &C., TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARs, SPICES, HAIR, TooTH,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
70 Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, Is, 1S5S--1y
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WINCHESTER s. CO,
Gentlcmen'S Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Scam Shirt Mandatory,
A I THE OLD STAND, No. FOG CHESTNUT STREET,
"A PHILADELPHIA, Opposite the Washington
llouse)
A MANCHESTER will give as heretofore his per-
sonal supervision Of the Cutting and Manufuctur.
ing departments. Orders for h is celebrated style
Of Shirts and Collars filled at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring TO order Shirts. can be supplied
with the formula for measurement, or application
by mail
Constantly on hand, varied and select stock of
Gentemens Furnishing Goods.
Y'Wholcsac orders supplied on liberal terms
Sept. A. lS3S--ly
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NOTICE..

Judgment before
John Owens, Esq,
J&mcs Denny Justice of the Peace,
VS.. for $500 debt, with
Jacob Lothian. interest from August
2nd, 1858, till paid,
and costs, 1896.
THE subscriber having purchased the
Il Real Estate Of the above named Defend.
ant, at sale thereof in virtue of an Execu-
ton issued upon the foregoing Judgment,
made on the 7th day Of March, 1859, Ivy
Barclay Reynolds, Sheriff of Cecil county,
hereby gives notice that he intends to apply
to the Judge Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, at its next session to be held in
Elkton, on the 4tE day Of April, next for a
confirmation Of said sale when and where
the said defendant, or his creditors, or any
other person or persons claiming an intcre st
IN the matter, will have an opportunity of
stating their objections, if any they have.
why the sale should not be confirmed, and
for that purpose are hercb, warned to appear
The property purchased by the subscriber
consists OF an undivided share or interest of
one tweny-iourth cone fourth of one. sixtl)
IN several tracts or parcels Of land, in Elk
Neck: Cecil county, known by the names of
"Claybank." Rutter's Purchaser and
" Scotland" and was struck off for the sum
Of $4,000. WILLIS RUTTER,
March 12, l859--tc.
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y judgment before
Edmund Brown, ST.,
Esq, Justice Of the
Peace, for SSG.6S
debt, with interest
from the 18Th day Of
April, 1858, till paid,
and costs, sos.
Judgment before
Edmund Brown, ST.,
Esq, Justice Of the
Peace, 70 + SS6.6S
debt, with interest
from the 23rd day Of
May, 1858, till paid,
and costs, S0.25.
Judgment before
Edmund Brown, Sir,
Esq, Justice of the
Peace, for $Si.GS
debt, with interest
from the 26lh day Of
June, 1858, till paid,
and costs, $0.o5.
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nu OIL! OIL Meats Foot Oil, Lard
OUil, Sperm Oil, Window Glass and Putty
For sale by L. F.MAY.
Feb II, 1859
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MeeaI)nital.
COACH MAKING,
AT THE
HRyCE NTE lsyT,INf, uFnIy0H

TTN1lE Subscriber thankful for the liberal share
L of public patronage he has enjoyed, takes this
method of Informing his numerous friends and
customers, that he is now prepared to furnish
them and others with
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meDiriunl.
SWaim's Celebrated Panacea,

EN0R the cure of Scrofu!a, General Debility,
Il and all Diseases arising fom Impurities OF
the Blood and the effects of Mercury
Swams Panacea has been for more than thirty
five years celebrated in this country and in Europe
for its extraordinary cures, some of which are too
fiishtiul Tor general publication, where tho pa
tents have been almost eaten up with Scrofula,
and were dccued neurable by physicians
1t has been used in hospitals and private prac-
tice, and has been recommended by the most ccle.
brated physicians and other eminent persons
Among others, by W. &. Gibson. NJ d.. Prof. of
Surgery Penn, University Valentine Mott, N.
B rssi OF surgery ea Nh NJ University w. p
Chapman, NJ. D., Prof of Physic. Penn Unvversi-
ty; r. Parkc, NJ D., President College Physicians,
Philadelphia.
The wonderful cures effected by Swaim's pana.
cea have Tor many years made it an inya9uabie
remedy and have occasioned unprincipled per-
sons to initiate it. and thus impose the disease
and afflicted Almost daily are informed Of
several who have been deceived in this city
Swaims Panacea is in round bottles futed
long'tudinally, with the following letters blown Oh
the glass
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Having the name of JAS. SWAIN stamped on the
sealing wax and written on the label covering the
CORK ana splendid engraving on the side Of tho
botrIe. by Draper & Co., bank note engravers in
the centre OF which is portrait of the lato VIM.
Swain, copyright securely
If persons purchasing tho Panacea will be care.
full to observe the above caution. and that tho
name SWAIN is correctly spelled, they need not be
imposed on.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, the old
stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut Phil.
adelphia, and sold by all druggists in the United
States.
General Agents for the U. s.
SCHIEFFlN BROTHERS 4 co.
April "a, 1858. ITO William ST New York
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A CARD TO The LADIES

IME LINE! The best Schuylkill Lime
IIdelivcred to order, either by railroad or
water, on the most re reasonable terms.
Apply to d. SCOTT, Agent,
Jan. IL Elkton Depot.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, appointed by the
Il County commissioners, Examiners, I" to
view and determine the propriety Of opening
new road, to commence on the Elkton and
Turkey Point Road, at, or near, Nicholas F.
Johnson's Gate, and to run thence through
lands Of said Johnson, Eli Pierson, William
Denny, and others, crossing the Little Elk
Creek, and intersecting the Turnpike at, or
near, Elk Landing" hereby give notice that
they will meet at Nicholas F. Johnson's Gate,
on MONDAY, the 25th day of April, next, ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to the discharge
Of the duty assigned them.
DAVID SCOTT, ofJpo.,)
EDWIN WILMER,
DANIEL BRATTON,'
March ~, 1S53-6w. Examiners.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.
THE undersigned duly appointed Exami-
l. ners to view and determine the propriety
of locating Public Road to commence
" near Jacob Ford's house, on the road from
Clarlestown to Bay View, and running
thence past Samuel d. Mahitt's Mill, through
lands Of said Maffitt and John Plnmley, to
terminate on the aforesaid road from Charles
town to Bay View, at Stony Run Fording, on
the west side of Stony Run" hereby give
notice that they will meet at s. d. Maf1itt's
Mill, on SATURDAY, the 23rd day Of April,
next, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, to attend to the
duty assigned them.
JETURO J. MCCULLOUGH,
WILLIAM REED,
SAMUEL LOG AN, (of sam'D
Mar -, lS5V-5w. Examiners.
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Notires.
NOTICE.

obcrt Lumsden
VS..
Charles Z. Lewis.
Same Plaintiff
VS..
Same Defendant.
Same Plaintiff
vs..
Same Defendant,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-17

Fonr SrRxxr lxrRovxxESr.--Judge
Palmer was engaged yesterday in hearing
counsel on behalf Of property holders, who
think the assessments against their property
are too high. The Judge minated that
the counsel should get the names OF the par.
ties thus objectipg, with the amount of dam
ages assessed against them, and the reasons
assigned why the assessment should not be
confirmed, and give the whole 10 writing 81
that he could have some data to guide him
In his opinion.
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The various public officers throughout the
country, have taken appropriate notice Of the
death Of Gov. BR0wS.

FIsTuLA CugED.--Ten miles north Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, September 10, ls50.-Mr. W. b.
sloan--Dear Sir | had horse afflicted with
the worst kind Of Fistua, on which used
many different kinds Of remedies without any
benefit. Finally, my friend Curtiss advised me
to try your Ointnent-said he had cured his
horse with il. ! obtained a box and was as
tonished to find it had cured the Fistuls in less
than ten days, since which have recommend
ed your valuable Ointment 10 my friends and
neighbors, and We get it at Fort Wayne Of your
Agent, II. Is. Reed.
Yours la haste, +. l.. CHTTTENDEN.
See Sloan's advertise me nj ip another column.
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FAus TO sEE I'll. riSr.--Sickles says that
once when he and u LOT OF fellows ut the
Winslow House failed to see the pnt,
they adjourned to take drink"
OF course, after taking this precaution
It is natural to suppose they saw the PHi
and probably several OF them.
Sickles philosophically accounts for bis
not seeing the p,ni, on the ground that it
may be want OF perception on his part
The explanation IL certainly very reasona'
Die. not 10 say a satisfactory one.
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MospAY. EVENING, March l., 1859.
The beautiful weather, which has succeeded
the storm Of the past few days, is not without
is effect in giving some little degree Of ANNA
ton to tho appearance OF our streets. and, not.
withs,andiDg the very uniayorable condition of
the roads few small loads Of grain have found
their way into town. In the present state OF
the roads, the receipts OF produce must neces
quiet, and no decided activity eau be expected
until the travelling materially improves. We
have 50 notice Another slight advance in Flour
otherwise our quotations remain unaltered.
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the speediest remedy to break the ice. With
clear days and Q warm sun, the process oil
opening the river would consume seven or
eight days yet, bat the benefits would be
greater than the delay would be injurious.
10 any event, the river will be open for
steamboats,, in time Tor any emigration that
Is now leaving the Ohio river and steam
boatmcn Oh that river, intending TO make q
trip TO 81. Paul, need not fear to start at
the earliest moment.
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DEArm or AN OLD REsiDENr.--S. Belan-
sky, u Poander, who came TO this city 10
l647, and made claim Of part Of tho
lower town site, 10 lS4S, died in this city
yesterday morning. after = sickness Of two
weeks. Ills funeral takes place today at
2 o'clock, from his residence on the Still.
water road, in the First Ward
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CursA6o CoUSrY BAsx.-This is the
name OF new bank TO be opened ct 1'ay.
lor's Falls, this coming week. The securi.
ties Of this Bank, on Minnesota Railroad
Stocks, a. taken by the Auditor at 90 cents,
the prior lien clause 10 favor Of the State,
being inserted. s. ID. Gould, well known
by his connection with the Banking House
oil u. y. Edgerton, has been selected a.
Cashier, and Levi w. Folsom, Of Taylor
Falls. ia the Vice President. Taylors Falls
is settled by an active aud sterling business
community, and we have no fears, bu, they
will sustain this Bank OF issue 10 their midst
and at the same time be greatly benefited
thereby,
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ANOTHER CONVICTION or THE CurcKEl

ANOTHER CONVICTION OF THE CHICKEN
TnikvEs.-Wm. Spence and Frederick
Ou,woes, the chicken thieves, who were sen.
fenced to three months Imprisonment, on
Thursday, for stealing Bass chickens, were
up before Judge Simons yesterday. on the
charge Of stealing chickens from Mr.. Il.
Gibbons, and were found guilty, and sen.
tenced to three months additional imprison-
ment in default of the payment Of $50 fine.
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MExIco.-Advices from Vera Cruz, Of
March |, state that . portion Of MIRAxoss
forces had been defeated in an attack on
Jahppa, and had returned to Perote. MIR.
ANON subsequently marched eastward, and
reached Alvsrado with 5000 men, intend
ing to march upon Vera Cruz via the sea
coast. 1t was rumored at Manillan, on the
5th that MIRAMos had arrived before Vera
Cruz, with 5000 men, and 40 field piecesi
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ST. ANTHONY AND MINNEAPOLIS.
FROM oCR oxs REPoRrgs.

The PIxss PEAK FEvEs.-This epidemic
which has ragged 50 violently in some por-
tions Of the country. has had its day 10 St.
Anthony and Minneapolis. 1t did not
abate, however, until il had carried away
nearly score Of victims. A number Of
others were preparing to start for the IA
NOUS Tor fabulous) mines, when they were
arrested by the receipt Of adverse news from
their confidential agents whom they had
provided with sceip and rsiment, and sent
out in advdnce to spy out the land. These
agents had proceeded some distance beyond
Fort Ieaven worth, when meeting with sew.
eral parties Of disappointed adventures on
their return from the Peak, loud 10 their
curses Of the gold humbug. they hastily
wrote back TO their friends here TO hold
on" until further advices. They did hold
on, and are likely to bold on. Thus has the
Pixies Peak humbug collapsed, and great
consumption Of bacon and beans been saved
thereby.
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SUDDEN DnArm.-Mr. William Crawford,
formerly Of the dry goods firm Of Fonecca
h Crawford. left this city on Tuesday morn
ing for Philadelphia, intending to settle up
his business ~ connected with the late firm.
On arriving at Wscouta, he felt unwell, and
died almost Immediately. This information
was brought up by the stage on Saturday.
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1us CovuoS CouNcII.-ThIs body met
Tuesday afternoon.
DOWN WIN rnE AWNINGS.
A resolution was passed, with but two
dissenting VOICES. that the Chief OF Police
should notify all persons on Third strcct who
bad awning posts in front Of their doors, 10
take them down. under a penalty of pr sccu.
ton.
ruE kpNNKR ORDINANCE.
The runner ordinance passed last ~cck
was reconsi,ier,,l. aud referred TO select
commlteec. The reason given, tina, the
publication was not as II passed the Council.
rHg rioSxsR au ARDS WANT An ARaoRN
And sergeant Gray was appointed a.
Chairman uf Committee 10 draw up a
moving appeal for Market Hall. which he
did. and also made s,aicmeu, before Couu-
ell urging the matter We should like TO
,,e the Guar,is have the Hail a, a reason.
able rent, and itus, the Markc; COMMITTEE
10 whom the petition was referred, will deal
generously with the military.
The usual amount OF claims and IMPORTS
were presented. and rcicrr,d 10 appropriate
officers, after which the Council adjourned
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CmcKfS TnlEyEs Chief OF Police
Crosby, with u portion of his force. made
arrests of four persons on Monday night,
charged with stealing chickens from various
persons in tho City and ncighborhood. j.
w bass, ESQ., lost large number Of chick
eus, lew nights ago. and Mr.. Gibbons, his
neghbor, had about so stolen on Mon
day night. The parties arrested were
suspected from circumstances connected
with the salcs OF large lots OF poultry, aud
no apparent means OF obtaining IT, unless by
stealiog. The accused are half-broeds, and
vcrc arrested two OF them, in u house on
Eagle street. aud two in n shanty near the
Capitol
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STEAMBOAT RuSsERs.--Tbe council. on
Tuesday. passed an amendment to the ordi-
nance licensing steamboat runners, the sob
stance OF which is, that the license for run
ners shall be fifty dollars that each person
obtaining license shall enter into bonds to
the city. and wear badge upon his hat o.
coat. There is positive prohibition against
runners exercising their business upon the
levee or any OF the public landings, which
latter we Interpret TO mean in front Of the
various hotels, and post Office, regular stop
ping places for stsges--and will also include
the railroad depots. This prohibition is
proper, and we trust for the credit Of the
city, that tho police will attend 10 the strict
enforcement Of the ordinance 10 this respect.
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FINsp ron AssAuir-N liu,chison
was up before Judge Simons last wNk, on
a charge IT assault and battery, and lined
s. no, paying he wen, 10 jail for one
month.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
DIN COUNTY DELINQUENT

l. TAxns.-Noucs 10 hereby given, that shall sell at
Public Auction, TUESDAY, the l2th day Of APRIL,
A. ID. 1859 and sales TO continue daily (undays except
ed 1t ny Office. 81 Cheng atsnA In Pine County,
much Of each tract Of the following described lands
shAl be necessary 10 pay The interest and charges
the for the year 1859
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AGRICULTURAL SocrnY.-A meeting Of
the HenDepin County Agricultural Society
was held on Saturday afternoon last, in the
Office Of II. T. Welles. Esq, in Minneapolis.
No business was transacted. The meeting
adjourned TO meet on the 30th inst. 1t is
hoped that more extended notice and dis
cussion Of the objects Of the meeting will re-
suit 10 eiIecting full attendance ofthe class
whose interests the Society is designed more
Immediately TO promote.
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Timothy" Of the iac od,rs "a premium
for an invention entitled WI, malc easy
10 person OF dull perceptions
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Review OF the Markets.
MONDAY, sNING, March l.,

PreJ1rei y,r.s,iy fs h,s FapeS Ia DIRECTED h, ~
Hat.niaHt ttt GnrhlH. Grore's rHd t"NI0ftts1H M
rAstafs Thir,f street.
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF HEsSErIS
CouxrY.-The annual statement of the
financial affairs OF iIennepin county, for the
year 1858, shows the condition 10 be as fol-
lows, viz:
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l1s i5t0 llslG.g3 hltr4 ~
IlNli Ia iSt2i I S.sd .l
iav
Per ton. about kS-a.s ~
laos-
Flai Btr-- reunsy lvAutA
al ARE. frn.Har A.