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, 1859-09-03
4 New Power.

Aletter from Paris saJs thasa new motire
power has beer discovered, which. upan exPri-
ment, has been fouad to b entirely sueceastul,
md haA created great asnsasioo- The discny-
jacob, . .arntr n ocpptr, sna VI. The rssult Of
m accident While se.k king to increase the
power Of BIZ turning lasbe, new means Of pow
er WIS saAaeniy revealed to bin. whereby he
has been ahae alone, without assistance, to con-
struct machine which increases Two hundred
fold The labor Of one znAn. sud may bo increased
u n unlimited extsnt. The inventor, who has
hitherto worked u Esea1bo1a, hss beeu Of
eoarse, sent foe to Psnx, and be has already
nearly ooup!etad = machine spptieahse to esez!x
speeiea of Industry. nsuecess should sitsnd
tie eexpefineot-for which, il Is understood, one
znoney-.he discovery viii put N end to all
steam power Anl every other expenairs seton,
and The Ee.als il waiaed for witb the grea&eas
aa1iesy in the 1anataesurink world.
, 1859-09-03
HFd1RtSt4he1A.

The Washington 4Stak<s does not "beIiesv
thas sbe PressAeat has Jet set hsr upon hin
rsass, b. pes6zs io< ~ psaoe ae naw 6ls-"
All sAs hairs ef 4is heaA {thefs are sesJ few Of
thea} kao. ~ b. ersaes hi0&Kt " stesAey
are re1J alsy hairs- Probably h doesat ano.
~ ssesuet - 1siHs next 70 'ht1ss&, 10, Il
- hslFs or biz " kasw, tasy would saaEter
than his bstin1.
~ Tbs 8. c. TsmS ssys that the Iadiea af
thlf Stste ar y faYpr Of ! faeile divosee lae:
The ladits OF Ksntacky sna not. The fsek il
tA& kssseekJ wonea kA.& The advs1saSa q -
Sou:h cModna Keaea II AAabsaas- Ths4
1pskss Ill ~ Aakssace.
1~ Ii IsdiapA sditsr as3s ~ bars disces:
ereI nare's nssA Vol. 9s ahsu aok t&u han
Fherp it b, bssk - szck ~ aESA
T osv. Win AeaaAsA IN CsaSrsss asv
ysss - In thsae waAee4s .agis nsPe1ef
n n ~ dikriak h ssiteaa2y rsloae.4 -
a& ooeatA.1ea1 uo4M it Fsad. Ks1 dsAA1 -
M ~ ~ haassd spsAa's 17aaa
, 1859-09-03
#euitineS, st.
MORE TO BE AUAIREn
NIC II EST WIA OEM
WsrR BY Kings sr Emp,rer,.
@fuifineG, st.

What, Why 1saaatfuf Head OF Hair.
ascs4se |, u ths or.ar-n4 God ltir~<H ~. "a =,
Cur fAse, ReA6ar, zhAau&h u ron NAV ...G. ,s~1.
hr1xh Is IN t1a xIoz!h ctAaa, the e,e y ever 5u<t
III tetih b. tho-e Of ps4 i ,hs hal Ia sertt 2! );
sI.ns tha hais b. sna1sd nd atEsessl h.T ~: a..
..,'s .ms .p,ta1"4 ~ ~ s.r ss, s''H5s IT,, ~,
It1ty sec1to 70 vi ~ IA rnAasat. kea4l The r.
aud tudk.. Tbs wg:tas of The dlst tbs cseba ri F.:
IhzlhzK.
ykv IS1x. A2ra u, -.
II woop:-Dear Sir: Permit sns to sx,tr sto.-4. =,
oplIEst1n+ Under sr sEtdt rcateatGa Il ar -.
T. udxhA Ins; aoaut tha tsns a ny ar VI. -,
tsted olates i aptiy bec' u'icE Ns>. Int - :,
aRpic4i,a If your "It4r se4orat.1e it a"n .
{ui !nv<n!n D. 44lIs -Evae l-us well ~ ax!.es-,~
am, dA.f III ruuES uo.y, u iA~iLl'EEG.
~Dsyth ar G nyllsSt7ts."
Welsh Ssw.pap4 o1e-, j Sz4s.u-sk-. April l.: ~
Fxor O. l. Ncup:-nraT tlr: 4.ns u,!. 4 r
veets axa refAveA b1ttr II ur IIar E--t,rt -
eA4a l. my VIE who eouI 41 Ia ts} Il on
ihi.nnx 1t tho time III 4 It you'll rsurd tia krs:
few xcekA ula It IA" ,*tfo uea' aha v"hi~'a! :fi
tIrtI.k Ii L.. kray hairs 10 'l4Tx arw. Al H.
Identifying thick liht s!e 'Ar. >si'n*t,n
Il ,leir hait. CHARLES CAl.b!N.
Szv Yoax. JAY =. -.
Fxny. O. j. Toap-T7tA confidence d. ! 's-grn' !
YOUR IIair Eys4aralva u lrnx no4t ef.s4
svtr saw SINCE Ing y,.rr u4lr ke1otat:.e -
vh.xess 4h!ch .tins wh:ie bave <:u!I.-: .r.x.
ta,4 Ard ftel rnndtaDt thAs sew mnr- i;'t
VII r-anrc them skrs nlinra enlor Il As.' ' '-e's
a. I'll tanlrun ans unpleasant Heiox. ~ eo,sn'
, .sans ~a" perspire is.esy. I.G. h!L.H.
0. !. WHO'D + t'n- rreo1.toE.. =: CT ~t"... S..
Inrk ia the New York Wtrs Railing EasAt!A2:' ]
zad iii Mukct It st f.uu!s Mo.
And sid by Ill good Drusasts nd Fancy Coo!s Ira H.
, 1859-09-03
RAnka Qeahs t. fre&es44

On yesterday there we're pxosesssd It tAe Au-
A1tofs oikes large h&aeh of the hills nf shs
BAnk of G.s,va}s bsak of Aaefies, Bank Of
Soutasss lRiuo&s, kssaksatS Bark q oa1ni,
aud &hs Ctsax NJ Aoak. 1ts sza total aessas9
- 1as DO, 1be ao1ber1 Of ths pafas, ao4 Who
sosx4t - sni.s ths ~is4, ars Ass.1s. kss4. WI
isf1 aad AAa& ras3ashss]y, hAaksn q QaEa-
oo. The hoAko Aa7e IN 9ays within HAtsh 70
f;oudat4, 4 - ~ II wA6sk tins, ws1sssaMla,
t1sg 1nbs rss4y Viii ~ Eoaa.
, 1859-09-03
Saaford's Family Cathartic Pills,


PCEE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS ard Erl ~ u
GLAeS FA$ss AK TIGHT, a2D HlLL
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Catha1tie =. Tte FrnfeAslon v4 "a ~
PILL /, 4ente tut that I1.rert Ska. IL, ,.r.
xlhaEtIc ~hca the - dtHtrtat ortuLs .! ~
2gopE.etof haA u>el In hls - t4wt>A-
FEaetlec 1aore thaa t~eAy The Faulty G thar,
years. = I'll. haA- w!th !,:r
The hece1tantF 1era*rg : tothl1 vel estaa i.h,h,.-t
dcIElnl from tho.s WIN = tera eonat1nbu+-1 =.
have uns nASt the PILLS x .1rtrt II the ltu-t ts
an the aatkiAetun VIII :. tapIn Est:zciA xh.a
all 1,,r-4 In rs41Id .tacr = uixc every PAR
use, h;s lndueet place 1:A fu:afy a.
within The rack u =! :Uod .a!+ II
where CAthTtc h netxe suca Usranxrnea4 #
StLIith scttEaea- ~ n The AA:i Lu-DA Gtst-
ar.,, PIN nj >crnt.s .stF tse .nns oi1 frn su:teH
III, ~ht! eq'rIky> Il n.L:t> .~A cnu n .unk
at feyef. Loss Il Arp he !'rett Ing a''on II t
over te a~iS Lest ..art. iet1:he "r 4exht ~ IT,
heE4. Al II liam ttcrT tlsease-. Worms IN IiIr-a
AcuI,. fhs uut.;4.na sr,A Fa:.l NJ thr E.sr.I
eoee. 10 Which H. N t hr" loo
coa IN his adser~Eest b"~e ! :"s.
PElcp Three Dimes.
tt L.vyr Ins,s,tor nrs, Family r4sh.zt.c lltA
t1..s1 by DEEExisAs 1cueEv and ted ~1ue&a.u -
Tnnse IN al ths l4z1r Iowa.
:. T. ". SANFORD. u. H..
A4..EElj M4QNA(t4fc( " .r
, 1859-09-03

- Z MIN 4 Y FOR YOUNG

- Z u IN AIRY FOR YOUNG
~ LAolt*, 1T LAKE Faxxs7.
KeF. HA1tc. p! icA.nAlta II. H., aad f1as saerA tcu
boston. viii open Art e+a-A senL1rY for Unt Ldea
the ait*r p41t Of Se:cnotf next Lake Forest H. tat
se.t Of Lind EEiran;y
The sAurr r*pousol!H? OF distraction dev1lva my
A:a.*s D+ktnson ~Lo wese euta1ed tie
'ea lnstt ut:ona AMI have Et n tsaehn: The
eouEs= Of staAy ~tl erupEe'te 7aE!ou. r4achss 4ld
And Ornamental. of IN E4nl:r e feC:1e educ1ou 4
nlt*t nunber of y1I 'alI-s vii II iut Tho
AID hAse u NJ respect Z ca.ttl! mi lind rurr
ssoa tettf Of snGu;rs y To r Ihes IN
soa II Aaa*nee "sconstn Eas:r application Il de.iza.s
Understanding liza; the Aaa uicklu4ou ziend op<a.Ex
ho2 of the aFst Co. taxe xrea. p.sA.use e1ns.ta-
1tax the tttas Of CEcato vicinity the acnuitn
81 saea - etucas;oaA iaauxaee Ia a4tusai .a5en~s
genuine eet} anc tIe Refinement The FpGnx IaLt Of tAs
tanay 80 ~ The sainrneats md psrxnts uecrs.
NJ ~ coEcnet schoui # the tknest character.
ooszan ~. EpwA.n y. E1zx.
hAvr beec a1la.af~t With IT, k!n44n at Ill, f.1
z lor nauy y~Ara ant kna~r= Tie reputation Of tae
Aaaea DC Stcson l.es Il supe:r cu:tu,- and -; Mo
mtn4 and - socr<~f leehers feel assured taat taev
nafy fof young lAdea- K " r.77T.xr
Chicago. July -, t532. iY43 t@ taSaa
, 1859-09-03
1RRsagssaE aas3k;1sLsrsEkk.


Tia AlAa o<E! s3 saas 2ee1af' Oh
askef @sAaeea, ~ - u ~ -
- sR4 4& tee& sea ses* NY 4.
-
@esase 0e''s ::
- 1seee $4,000
~ eees3 = -
. ~
AVN &>as8fedsAek a'sesss' S1'es
a'o 'n@aosses taaa II. A' ~
t;sr,.. ,h.s.....-.sr
- -. - - =
aa@ 4. ~ ''''<'' ~ ''ost
, 1859-09-03

eo@ HI FteeE.
tcso3sassaaA y - fs0 cd 1hss"&l
a-.&..
NJ, p.,,~.sr .-I.w ,.or..+.A h~.s-
~ .n.,,soh.~. ~ t.s4i,,,,. ~-,.r~.
,no ,hSnsa1.. n ~ + fn..,o,,,. .....,. i.
,,eb,n ~ ~ cr...a. r.a.1t.n ..,,ts-.,+,-1 -
81 Ann. .Sa.,h.- -, - r,,t,l.. for,sx-
f.ihs s,11F H.,4.aEi .nsI.a t.o a.! t,Llre dssn
d.v. or ..T ~,.h ..,o.. thes. sr+.,eme,t., .nd
4 d.v md a n,.bt !. ~ hoa.. af ur. Chiniquy,
ernrn.a,v IN .,oo,fn, ,.xsalf With the pstose.
-rt.,, ~ ,.c..,,.I.. n ii. ep,erpris,. nv ob-
.-x,..,... -. With .hs strtctest rsre.
md h.,t f,eiiitia. / could command: and / an
ft.a r.y k,usd u ~, that belie+e Ar. Chi
piauy and tho Canadian French aasocisted with
hau h ssos4ing froaa DE Ronaa Church sna
resisting ~ psseep4&iops, are en.tIed 10 the
son6denoe, co:opefatiou aud effective sympathy
ri al III. sipeene tayer, of Cbrht ant our couu-
tr,. TAs pahlishsd sppsAla by Mr. Chiniquy,
which hsd red and which some had feared
land 1coafess ayss!f to the feelinxl we're ex-
skgerations, found to he The ample facts, and
Ill VIA not told. At8t- Anne the desti.ution
HF lQhS oI CIupA Aua 0IAcF AA4tCktVnA HUI ft4oe'
cutiona, il rery great aud suffered By an IN.
c nnplaipinf and remarkably temperate and
th>levtn9 people. Afser riding through the
settlement and exaaainiag their fields, vent
With Nr. L. ChintquJ, the intelligent aud deep
lr pious Protestant brother Of the pastor Of
sh.t people, To ths puma Of the Psrsonsge, and
t,ok = general surrey Of tic settlement, and
~lth the aid Of . esreiolly prepared plat Of he
township, shoald calculate hat tbers are near
seven thousand acres Of land under cultivation
in St. Anne, and thst the loss Of ~heat, corn,
oats and barley "a this years crop. must be at
Ie4st sixty thousand bnshe'a This loss has
been owing to the imperfect tAest's'es for tho
ronoh nlantinp. 10 The severe drought and
unreasonable ch.uges in the weather. md chiefly
/ u III. ;o.e<t which f;rst d.stro,ed their Ebea,
md then III. corn kc. n,apted where wheat
ND h.., .ox, V,oo their rr,n. the neo,,;e
, 1859-09-03

The Louisville Journal has the following con-
rrning the horse thieves Rousb and HALEY,
1e former Of whom IVES noticed in our columns
, few days sinee in connection with the " fancy"
II the Northvests
Roush and Haley we're before the Police
!, ,ourt on Saturday. Az wc int'matrd. no felony
=. Is msde out against them, but they were held
q heavy hail n suspected rhar1ctera, aud fail
,ubIish in The police report letter found on
<onah. II wss 0rItttn Rono, Perry County,
nd - but The place meant il doubtless Rome"
= hach il in Perry County. Many Sords and
nArts ara used in it which belong 10 tue
sucahniAry Of thieves only. The letter makes
ONE ss.oupding discloau,es. The writer who
44suass the "a p.ne OF For sousberucr." esi
bat .nfhst ths v Pattern and Southwestern
states. he aays that be haa made thus far
ss $50, and has no doubt that Weasel North.
rner," to wbon the letter il addressed, bus
lone better. All tie ''boys' were expecting
lin 10 be present Vi The approaching "Krest
ueelinK" Of sbiesea.
These scouod.els a.e leAgued together by an
rhey bind themselves BY it 10 ssear falsely BE-
, re my court should it be necessary to fire. y
.rother thief. Their businese il not oaly horse
,.e4lipg. but every other kind Of theft, burRla-
=, counteEfeiiiD2, and even murder.
Amer theas expoei.lops, the frequent occur
vucea Of lynehiog eaauot Dc wondered Il any
niger: The law il altogether inadequate 10
ho1id keep afook ont ior the "Fox."
Fre~ 0kAt~ Oo1veAt4sa In Missouri.
In our taxt issue We spoke Of ste necessity Of
thorough organization Of the Free Labor
sarty o! tAis Sl4ts. and now in order 10 bring
, 1859-09-03
Mr.. HArFtson G. Hobart Of W1sconb4a.
[E.on ihs Madison esa 1ourn&1


Harrison e. Hobart, the Democratic nominee
fer Goreroor, is gentleman Of dpe personal
uppe aFauce mud popular address, and perhAp8
AZ Ill I representative OF 1he Democratic party,
y. nox constituted. as sny man named before
the convention. With high professions Of hon
he u essentially Poittciaa, brspg,ug I'll things
ia subsetviehcy 10 personal succehs- From bis
firnt entrance into the StAte, be has bent al lis
energies TO political purposes snd sacrificed to
'hia end ais professional and financial chsrsc-
ter; thus fur without success. Wnh much ap
parent frankpess aud cAndor in bis address, be
carries 4 lutliog indication Of insincerity,
,h4t proves all ,o1 tzue in practical life. a.
popuf4r speaker, bis fra appearances IL atssys'
ihe best; time and observation fail to realize
idea hFst formed he has the happy faculty 10
adapt himself 10 the ptejudices and pretertacea
ot lis audience. ard max timsell all shinKa
to III meu. il by chance be may 1ln sonle."
thorough adhefcn, OF the Administration Of Mr.
Buchanan, be will undertake 70 show that be ss
4 ros1 determined enenT Of Slarery. and true
friend pf freedom and equd right He u relied
upon mostly on shs present ocoasios, for biz qua
.tses ~ . stump sPeeker. &nd f'is ability 70 uslte
~ the f.ctiona Of the ptooer.t;o parry in shs
4,ut of public position, and removed from pub
lie observation during the period Of Railroad
hxsv and bribery aud corruption in connection
NTH tbs land grants. be il able to show teir
record in thas reapect: It the same time hs easy
adaptation 10 circumstances, and hia known
sympathy with Young Anexiea, gives him the
support snd confidence Of ths land grant gam
hltrs and currupsionists. He has 6een twice
defeated "A 4 candidate for Congress in the
Thlra disssiet-opoe When bis parry vas in ~
ostr9he'ning n.joeity ,ana sgsin ia opposition
te ke. Ritlinfhural And eTen - candidate
for The Assembly, be was, On one oeeasiop, de-
lcated IN 4 ssroax Dsuoefasie distrses, IN She
Goyeap County. On the occasion ct biz last
defeat BY Mr.. BilIinghur.t for congress, he
mad, \ NOS. thorough and energetic canvAsa
of dc district, aad With al bis sophistty and
political susceptibility. b. va pnab!e to secure
ihe vote, even Of hig own party. NhstbsE, On
thc present occasion, he will succeed In uniting
the d,sco<dsak slemssss and securing the vnse
of Tie Democratic Party, naT bs Questionable:
but certain it IL that he cannot b s'ef4cd
Gorernnf.
, 1859-09-03

~ The taxation imposed this year by the
British Parlisneut for the support Of Govern
ment, amounts to the enormous sum Of
46s ooo. 600 or t3os, $50 900, exceeding the cost
Of our General Government and Ill OF the Staae
snd Municipal Governments u the Union CON-
hined
, 1859-09-03
C.ANFORD'S LIVER IEA1Es>-

Never DoAtlkt AeeA+
II Il rourdA ellEeli t:n uaA 1a aaa oesca n
aht-hed FACT st ,a1Afd AfiGsns known aEd a}o'"rea
=. t4At hare -- t. ao II at~ rreorSst ~ 4ssu oLe-
deaeu Ia ~ issasxs fer Nhieh - r~e,asfnsoce<l.
It has cu1ct thnus t.s1 - .Etroc.a ltA'!hra "sa
~ithsn the - rwn Jsa = ne. EaEpA u.s. Hy.tEsa-
whu hs <vcEa Up all ho2es e, DFo :. SUR ~ aea
sf rr!ef - The .rnelt.as AttuAI cpki:sehe,a to4
uEsu enel taeates IN X. ths.'e1a Eb ra aor'
Nv pox-rsaion show = .,us, tho:esa Ii taI:un,
he niust AlASt = f1atuehcc. Jlun4!4e,
To tic tn, et7uIenk X +e nt.s saAnczrs AID may
tr14v 4uA1 thing II, nd ~ nsei *ofse ~fay y All
rru IN xus oupfl ~ - 10 = t!l2ry 4r.iir A<<clu~
n. rvnt!v on th. Bow.h = Il VI cufn 81. i HkA!i-
Let the d;.tues yout - liz. - th'n"oh,ts ia
iut! .o,. NJ xa!.!4 In TIE 'estly, sxet l.nitsA
u-e II sh- LIT EH tSFl- = r tvo'r thTre I-Ars'oeA
uuKATuIs. AID II ~il = f1ta takeat ctril1' -.
erre LIyer taai' Inns II. :. alent IL At-ek.
lous Ats4ckA pJsptpaa-
Ali shn a,ak It giving t-:tlEany in t. favor,
TT M " WAs. IN the uao.th with tao Iayt4sv4tf. ast
aWal45w BATH toxEtarf.
Price Ono Dollar Per 1sttla-
, 1859-09-03

r. TAs work on IL Mofias vsfeF poVeE
hss hssa seoeeussssa, Il will 1eshstg hs
sonPastsd n II lsstsr pset of Esvsahss,
, 1859-09-03

~. The New Orleans Cresc<nt improves on
that portion Of holy Writ which tells Of the
pestilence that waIketh in dar5nes and the de-
stEuction that wasteth 1t noonaay," by talking
about **the peatiienee that withereth At night
and blasteah 1t meridtan,"
, 1859-09-03

It uay not be generally known that the crown
Of Sweden is claimed BY lineal descendant Of
the great house Of Wasa in the person Of Field
Marshal Prince Gustasus de Wasa, Of Holstein
Gostorp, who. On the occasion Of the recent &C
cesa'on of King Charles XV. 10 the throne Of
Sweden, submitted formxi protest to the
Courts Of Vienna, ST. Peterrburgh, London,
Berlin, and Copenhagen, designed 10 'reserve
and protect the rights Of his birth" To this
manifesto the Swedish Minister for Foreign AT:
fairs, Baron de Aandersiroem, has replied by
the sntioined circular despatch:
"S1ockaoLx, AuE. :, 1873.
"Moxs1zcR: In the OF Dtat.eA< Post of Vi
cnna OF the 27th u1tinlo NC End the following
article: 'On tile OCCASION Of the accession 10
the throne Of King Charles XIV, Field Marshal
Prince Gustavns de- Wssa delivered to the
Courts Of Vienna, St Petersburgh, London.
Berlin, and Copenhagen reservation to protect
the rights Of bis birth This Is, think, the
Lrst time siuce 1874 that We have heard al this
freteuaer to The throne Of Sweden. Then, -
now, he addressed similar protest 10 the same
Courts. You we'll know, Monsieur ~, HE
noble reply made by the late King. Az soen
Us tLis protest cx,ue 10 the knowledge Of bis Ma-
Jesty, King Oscar publicly declared that tie Or.
dinauce of the l0sh OF December, 1872, which,
under severe penalties, iuterd,cted aus comma
nication With The members Of the ci deraatroyal
fAnily. xaa abolished. During the fifteen yeass
u bis glorious reign his lat. Majesty bus never
for a moment to regret that generous luspira-
tim Of his noble mind. II the Prince DE- Wasa
can find. ag4in setting forth this e,ers s' H. Ahy
consolation for the misfortuncs Of which tie
hing is pleased to admit that personally he has
been The innocent victim, our august sovereign
Is far from finding an, thing to ssy against it.
1t would be more cruel to refuse him that graf
idca1iou, it j., according to Ill appearaoces,
the last time be will hare such III opportunity
since the illustrioua race OF which be is tue last
sciou appeurs likely to be extinct with him in
the male line. The Stuarts. whenever change
u reign took place, made known q similar r.
serva.ion, iheJ also did it for long time, and
Always in rain; they utso became extinct fa1
IRON the country from whence they had been
banisbed through the fau3ss o(,heir foretathers
but the memory Of the,s .noestors, like that o'
the great kings Of the house Of Wasa, who, BY
their exAlteu sirtues, founded lie glory AMI
happiness Of Sweden, does moi remaiu less im
peflshable and less brilliant, aud the respect due
to exalted misfortune closes the eye to pEetep.
| sion which wnh the Swedish people meets With
neither justification nor sympathy. Hare tbt
kindness to make the contents ol the despatct
known to the Government to which you hare
the honor to be accredited. Accep, :" 4c
, 1859-09-03

l. utS9 L y
MJN;.uE> ". IL.
TIE -: eth Aeatn:- ie.r '!s a7.s S4..sv. +.
Y"uHs L.:!v+ ~L uIsa lLk@utf, IL: :..A Il
a4II tMliER a-9
Exp :!ea I'd f-cft xrl 11tyuc3.s hk. VI
the Esrra! depart Isn:-.
lhIs ,us:lIl.n o.s:, :c,n7 1T: :.s;.s~. >, -. 4,
:k laa.sn.. 50 Al s,ts,;e =. M.st. ~" r
H1rp. 4nI Gus.f. IL t., pirpa.e hem
Ion uarse1i "a H. ss, AG::r ~. in . .rs aa;
w.: aaH the *!'e:A'i:' III: 1sas 4. 3ue +:e.iec..
,ota., T4:ion +: Au::a. !,~sn, t:ss-: .i-l T.,
2cf-i l. t'e A'i fur ~ ~ s"r:n !: '-'sr;- r+r
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EFFEk>UE HIGH SCHOOL.
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