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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Further by the Nova scotian.

The London Herald publishes n Berlin
despatch, that six Prussian corps Tormce
are mobilizcd. 1t says:
OF course this means war. The advent
of Lord Palmerston to power has evidently
induced Prussia to take this decisive stcp.
and to join Austria in the struggle against
France. The English pcoplcwill now per.
ccivc the truth, of what we have before as
serted, that Lord Derby Us government alone
preserved Europe from Il general war.
The London Advertiser believes that af-
ter Lord John Russell had accepted the
ohc IF Foreign Secretary, any Office in
the Cabinet which he might prefer was of
fcrcd to Sir james Graham The Right
Hon. Baronct, however, declined to accept
any Office, on account of the intirm state OF
his health, but assured Lord Pamerstou
that he would cordially support the new
Ministry.
TIE ADVANCE OF THE FRENcH.--The
London Morning Post publishes the follow
ing despatch, dated Paris last night, (June
II y
On the 18th the Emperor removed his
headquarters to Gorgonzola In the af-
tcrnoon his Majesty personally superintend.
cd the throwing of two bridges of boats
over the ADJ. The operation, which
presented serious difficulties, was perfectly
effected. AS soonas the cbridgcs were COM
pleted the army began its movement, which
was to be concludedycstcrdoy. After some
heavy rains tho weather has again bccouro
fine, and the troops are in high spirits.
INTERESTING FINANCIAL. NEws.-Tle
London Daily News City Article of Tues
day evening, june ii, says: The funds
received a fresh impulse this morning, ow-
ing 10 the progress made iii the constitution
of new ministry, coupledwith anincreased
hope that tho war in Itaiy will not be of
long duration. In the otl,er lnarkeis deci,
~ buoyancy was again shown OH change;
4, is afternoon there was q fair demand for
| bills on the Contiaynt, andas regards Ham.
burg, Frankfort, ST. Petersburg and Ma
Piles, the tendency was less favorable for
this country.
The london Times City Article of the
same date says:
The statement regarding th9progrcss Of
the formation of tho ministry produced n
good effect this morning, ind consols opened
with real buoyabcy. Iiis led to several
realizotions, both on thebart of spccuiators
and the public aud ifaction took place,
but the closing prices VIDE per cent ab0o
Yesterdays. There wcli np'buIlion opcn.
tions at the huk to- dayI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
COMM MWMGOA1f9D s.
FOR Tile KEowEE COURIER.
Meeting Of the Committed.

According to previous arrangement the
Committee of Twcnty-onc. charged with max
lng arrangements for the Mass Meeting ut
Tunnel Hill, met on Monday last
The Chairman being absent, Gen. T. n.
GARyIN was called to the chair.
On motion of Col. B. HAGoop. the follow
ing gentlemen were added to the committee,
viz: Jos. II. Shclor. +. p. Werner, j. O.
Lewis, G.. w. Phillips. Morgan IIarbin, d.
S. Siriblng, S. G. Rccdcr, Stcphc Nchol-
son, NJ. NJ. Norton. Saml Kcd, Jacob Schr,
der, H. p. Thodc.
On motion of WM. IIrxrEn, Esq, Samuel
Loyngood, Lester Hitchcock, and John j.
Smith were added to the Committee of hr-
engagements.
On motion of L. Towers, Esq, Joel f,
Jones. Robert a. Gilmer, John $. Dickson
and Andrew Jenkins werc added to tie Com
mittcc Of Twcnty-onc.
On motion of Col A BRYCE, the Committee
of 3G be requested to meet at Pickcns G. H.,
on next Salcdoy, or send reports of subscrip-
tinns taken up to ELAN SHARPE. Esq. Chair
man of the Committee Of seven
On motion of WV. lIuNTEH Esq. it was
resolved that the barbecue and Mass Meet.
ingb be held at Tunnel Hill, ON Friday, Au-
gust 10Th, 1859.
On motion of +. III. GRIFrIS, ESQ, the
district papers were requested to copy these
proceedings.
+. n. GARNIN, Ch'mn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
U CT. .I5 TX 60 wv EG GWW R 1[E [R.

INSANITY OF AN 0Piua EATER.--It is
stated that the insanity of Lewis c. Levin,
formerly representative from the Grst Dis
triot of Pennsylvania, is supposed to have
been brought about by the immediate use of
opium.
DEAD.-The Louisville papers note the
death of Victor +. Ward, aged twenty years.
lie was, we believe, the boy who was whipped
by Butler, the school teacher, which whipping
was the first act in the Mat Ward tragedy
PmzE FIcnr.--Tho prize fight ut Louis
vile, KY, Tuesday, was two hundred dollars
side. John n. Cooley whipped Dublin
Tricks" Thirty rounds were fought in sew
cnty minutes. The excitement and interest
| among the fancy va, intense.
PETITIONS FOR DvoRcE,-Philip Ste.
merits, in New York, petitions for divorce
from his wife, on the ground, among others.
that she beats him with stick, and being
"a very weak and siekly mau," he cannot
stand the discipline.
SmAMEruL--A white girl and a mulatto
boy cloped from Chester county, Pa, the
other day. The girl is respectfully conncc-
ted, handsome and perfectly cnnmourcl with
the black rascal. Verify, dak $hudo,cs cross
our path
SNAKE SroRr.-Thc Cincinnati Commcr-
ciaitclls Of a rottlcsnakc being lately killed
alta place called Ramsay. twenty miles west
of Torrc IIautc, which was over twcnty-onc
c,,t 4, T..
tics showing it to be los years old This
is some story as well us snnkel
RESiGNED.-Mr j. Norcross. of Atlanta,
President of the Air Line Railroad Compn-
ny, has resigned his Office and the linte,jcam
suggests the name of Lovck p Grant as his
successor.
PCNIsItINC 4 CnlLD.-A man in Cincn-
matt has been arrested for the extreme pun
islmcnt ofono of his children. lie kept one
of his boys tied to bed post for three days,
when his cries were heard By the police.
TnE GREAT DALLooN ExcuRsioN -Profcs-
sor Wise and MoSsrs. Cagcr and Lamontain,
leave St. Louis to-day (l$t JULY in their
mammoth steam balloon, on n trip to the At
lantic States.
CHARLESTON, July l.--Salcs of 500 bales
Cotton-salcs for the week 3400 bales: good
Middling IL 5.S to III 81 ccnts Exchange
on New York Is.
KILLED by LtGmrNiSG.-Thc Columbia
CwoIiniun learns that on Saturday last, Mrs
lconora johnson, wife Of the cvcrscer of Mai
Starke was struck by lightning and killed
Instantly. She was standing at the wash-tub
al1n;>id uf the dairy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
The Dreadful Disasters.

The times are outof joint in more than one
respect. Disaster and accident, by flood
and field" arc of distressing and mclan-
choly character, and quite as numerous as
the most ncwsy individual could desire The
most recent is that of terrible accident on
'hc Michigan and Southern Railroad, near
South Bond, on the 9th ult. The train in
passing culvert, damaged by heavy rain,
WAS prccipitatcd into q ravine, when going
mt the rate of twenty miles an hour Thr-
ty-thrce persons were killed, and sixty woun-
bed. There c'worc about $50 persons on the
train at the time of the accident.
The record of ship wreck. on the coast
OF Africa, in tornado, is still more awful.
Tho unfortunate vessel tho Heron, was n
British man-of-war and was capszcd during
the storm. Tho loss was one hundred and
seven lives
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Maps.

We have been favored with copy of DE-
siLyER's Map of the Scat of War" Also,
"CoLToN's Maps of Europe" for the same
purpose. They are beautifully printed in
colors, on good paper, at most reasonable
prices.
These Maps supply want folt by the
multitude, and have been put Mt price with
in the reach of all who desire to be we'll in
formed concerning the social, political and
military movements of Europe.
= Price, postpaid for CoLroN's Maps, SO
cents. Published by JonNsoS IL BnowxlNc,
l72 Willam-strect. New York City.
For the other Maps, address CHARLES DE-.
SILVER, IA Chcsnut-strcct, Philadelphia, at
various prices.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Tribute of Respect.
KEowEE LODGE, No. 70, a. +. NJ.
July 3, 1859.

NEoWEE LODGE, NO. ~, ~. l.. vi.
July 3, 1859.
Whereas. it hath pleased the Grand Archi-
tcct of the Universe, in his wise diSpcnsation
to remove from our midst, our friend and
brother, JOHN Lay, therefore be it
Resolced lst. hat we deeply deploro the
death of our friend and brother who was n
worthy member and an efficient officer in this
Lodge.
Resolced ID. That to his parents and re-
lativcs arc extended our heartfelt sympathics
in their sad bereavement
Resolred 3d. That the Lodge room bo
drapcd in mourning, and that each brother
wear the usual badge for thirty days.
Rcsoiocd 4th That blank page "a our
Socretary's book be dedicated to his memory.
That these resolutions be published in tho
KeOwcc Courier, and copy Of them be fur
nised his bereaved parents.
H. "A. H. GIBsoN, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
Mai. D. II. Hill.

Nothing gives the Yorkville Enquirer
moro pleasure than to record any event
which reflects honor upon its District, or
upon those identified, in tho past or tile
present, with the reputation and cll-bcing
Of our people. And hence, we take cspe-
cfal pleasure in publishing the subjoincd
correspondence, on the occasion of the
presentation of the sword, voted By the
Legislature, to our friend Maj. Daniel H.
Hill. We are proud of the record-proud
of our State, because she knows well how
to be j''st and generous to her sons proud
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, July 8, 1859,
Court.

The Court oC Equity for this District,
Chancellor JOHNSTON presiding has been in
session this week. His Honor dispatched
the business of the term in firm, dignifcd
and impartial manner There were OH the
dockcts over fifty cases, which will give our
readers an idea of the increase of the bust
ness of this Court Orders were made in
nearly all of them by the Chancellor, who is
laborious in dschorgins his duty, as well as
strict and ablcin his rulingan dccrccs. His
Honor left us on Wednesday, morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
[Signcd-
From Washington!

WAsuINGToN, June rs. .-lIhe Cabinet
had under consideration yesterday the de-
spatcheo received from Gen. Lamar, togeth-
or with the reply of the Nicanguan Gov
erment to Sccrotary Coss' despatch. Gen.
Lamar writes to the effect thabit Is clearly
evident Nicaragua docs net intend to carry
out her stipulations with the' United States.
Shc.yiolatcs them os often " it suits her
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

! of the recipien5, because, in the camp and
in the field, in public and in private life,
he has proved himself worthy of the distin-
guished consideration and The noble reward
conferred upon him. We take the cores
pondence from the Courier:
EXEeuTIvE DEPARTMENT, ~
Columbia, October, 26, 1858. <
1t is my pleasing duty, according Witt
the resolutions of the General Assemble
hereto annexed, to wait on you with All oH
ferinS, at once of recognition and cone
mcndation from the Representatives of IL
people of your native Statc--a State wort&
of the most devoted attachment of.
children
With peculiar qualification
the fact of your being gradu
s. Military Academy, at Wcs
stately proportions are im
traycd on the scubbard of the
now present to you in the ny
Carolina S,
Accept and wear it, with til.
Calhoun by your side. He wasA
of your loved Alma Mater, VIII
its enlightened Board of Super
and Instructors, first organized i'll ar
years course of military science, and who
throughout sustained the Board in its
valued discipline.
lie loved the Constitution of the Union
but he loved and cherished more the in.
stitutions of his own State
BE assured of my best wishes for your
future welfare.
While | remain ~.
Very respectfully and truly,
Your fellow citizen,
r.. f. w. AY,LSTON
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09
The Election in Williamsburg.

The Kingstrce star, in commenting upon
the recent election in that Districs for the
Legislature. desires it to be distinctly under
stood tliat further aid to the Blue Ridge Rail
road was not really in issue in that district
although the impression abroad would lead
10 such q conclusion. The people. voted for
men, not measures" hence. that district is
not bound by the result as published. The
STR, however, inclines to the opinion that
perhaps small majority of the votes of Will
.liamsburg are opposed to the road but, by
'''ol time the next general election is reached.
difere"tresult may be shown. With the
whole subject properly discussed before them,
we are at loss to sec how they could fail to
see the necessity for the proposed aid, and
the propricty of its being accorded by tho
Legislature of the State
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

SOLDIERS OF THE REvoLurIoNARY WAR;
The Pension Office had upon its rolls on the
30th of June, 1858 the names of 253 rcvoln
tionary soldiers. OF this small remnant of
hcros, information has been received that dur
ing the succeeding half year 46 went to their
long account, leaving upon the first day of
the present year 2O7 survivors. The ages of
some of these soldiers arc stated 70 have been
from 100 to l03 years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

SgssULAR: EbcrEMENR.--T Bristol Coun-
tyENesos reports an eiopemcnt from the aims
loaso'at &ttleijoro,. Wt.,. of henry Lee, n,
paupor of seventy winters, andSHss Cynthia
Pidgc. maid Of twenty-five summers. The
whefcabouts Of tho fugitivcs has not been as
certained, but they arc supposed to be spend
ing the honeymoon under tho lee Of some
fgiendIy hoystack in tho vicinity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

PoLITics IN MAINg.--Thc following rcsolu-
tions are reported as having been adopted at
nearly all the Democratic public meetings held
in the State of Maine:
ReSolUed That the Government of the United
States should not force the institution of slavery
upon the Territories against the will of the
people thereof, but chat the people OF each
Territory should be allowed to determine the
question for themselves, without the intcrposi-
ton Of Congress, and subject only to the Con-
stiiution of the United States.
H,Sotucd, That this doctrine is founded ny
on principles as ancient free government
itself and, in accordance with them simply
declares that the people of n Territory, like those
of u State, shall decide for themselves whether
slavery shall or shall not exist within their
limits"
Rcsoieed. That the new doctrine that tho
Constitution confcrs the right of holding slaves
in tho Territories. in defiance of the wishes Of
the people thereof, and that Congress should
enact laws giving slave property higher &. 's
than other property therein, is a wide depart
urc from these principles, and would render the
Democgliic party justly obnoxious to the charge
>ySfsdocoption and dishonesty
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-09

New ORLEANS, June 27.-By the arrival
of the Tennessee We have fuller Mexican adj
vices. The conducta with $5,0O0,0O0 in
specie. reachod Jalapa on the 10Th of june,
where it was detained for examination. by
General Robels until tho 10th. On that date
with his permission, il was again started, but
when near the National Bridge, twas over
taken by Gen. Roblcs, who ordered a return
to Jalapa by direction of Gen. Miramon. -
This was refused by the conductor and Ro-
bells then ordered the specie to be Slipped on
board British man-ofwar lying off Sacrifi-
clos The English commander however, re-
fused to receive it. notwithstanding the or.
ders from the English and French ministers.
Ehe con'tGctS at hst accounts was at Bloom
ada under the orders of Gen. Robcs.
Gen. DcGollado was ut Vera Cruz.
Gen. Miramon has collected half lfmillion
of dbllars duty from thccondacta,
All British subjects have been. bnnishcd
from the city OF Mexico, Mr.. Otway, the Eng
lish minister acquicscing.
New FLoCR.--Twcnty barrels Of new -four
sold in Now Orleans, on the Goth, at 50 per
barrel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22
Once South-side Railroad Company
PhfkhsBuhG, July lst, 1916.
~ FL - ~
l u 4 IL AfnE lSAItEEs l,AA Taa Il,

INFECT ROUTE TO THE WEST nnJ the
IL VIRGINIA SPRINGS, South Side Railroad tr,,, -,
tersbnrg 10 iynthbure via Va lem Railroad rom I1i
burg /" Bristol via Last Tenn and Va Ia lroad from M
Ia hnoNNi last leah and Georgia haad Ii, Knox
fte To Dalton Via Western and Atlantic Railroad from bal
from Chattanooga to Stevenson via Memphis Chars,,u
railroad from stevenson 10 Memphis,
Through Tickets points and ilc S,r,,
and agage checked through al the office side Ran
he following Schedule viii be on the South side Rail
road commencing on ST NDAi lnAt the 4ih july Inst
MAIL AND rAssEAGER TRAIN,
burkevie lJunetion) and with the through at ,nc
burg
Leave Petersburg daily at. ':3oocIk NJ
arrive at Bnrke'iir lJunciionl t........... s;,6
Arrive at Farm>ie al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g:45
AnNoa Lynchburg Observation-Disclosures. l..D = N
Leave ISnchLuig daily Observation-Disclosures. 80
arrive al T. arinNdic at. ......,.......,...... A. NJ
Arn'""t BurAcvnle lJunction) at............ 2.l1
FREIGHT TRAIN
Connecting with luchmoud Dayi, I aims at H. M,
Leave Petersburg daily at. ................G An
Arrive at iiutktNlic (Juneion at...............
Arrive at tmmrie 10 T. N
Leave lyhehbhig daily at..................... \
Arrvea liurkevilc lIlnctot Observation-Disclosures
AIriN" al Petersburg LOO NJ.
An Arronmo'al,'a Passenger Tor Way Local
i'Nt' W." nt attached ." thc rain leaving Lyhthbne viii
lI''s,i a, 80 A. N and ln.' ne,'s es up"r West, ""
take III an put Oh pass, hr str' ey
IL. s =" The nan aud Ia v" ease VIVA e tram b" s!"pred
WILSON,, W'i',ilc. Black, and Whites N"toway IL.
nrheN.c ic.s High br'I-", f"rn,Il.", Prospect lamp
River.
CITY FONT BRANCH
SoGta-Silr Railroad Freight and Passenger Trans leave
P'iu,bnie daiiy tSundaJ scAe"ptr') a.......' \ NJ.
Arrive At ca! Point 't....... ................7.i5
Leave city 'nnt
A!rve at .'"'" sbnrs 1I.'..............,....2 u
leayls city Pnii"r A"rik and every Saturday morning
and ln'sd'y evening Wh te Inc steamers hoanok, AID
he Ala rnoon Tram Road will be only
pat of passengers be strictly by -
Ire ira ~ au ,4 no ease W ne IRAN be s,@ 'd at any 9TH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

STEAHssIlP" ROANO.kE.o-The Roanoke ha.
Srng been thoroughly repaired and etttcd has
her regular weekly trips the lne, leaving NewYorA
er! ednesdV afcrnoon, and City Point every saturday
morning y O'Clock.
lhe JAMES foWS' leaves New York every SatuIda:
afternoon, aud CtS fo.At evrr! Tnc,dy evening
fui freight or passage, Superior accomm"dI
tonH app. 10 LIE. JOHNSON n CO.
Ar \ n Va Steam In, ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22
January Isl, 1859 ian 4 dts ,EnlHiE " ROOKIE.



Col R-F,icnd = - -l'rrr y.uNr. II "rcar,
Agent % ~ "aakcr CITY an Maoi M inr mu. buy
y 90. Co / hrlcse j, not want a Sewing Ms.hnr,
lat a have always lad io,ty 10 rra
his Machine.
F-c"nniuly Sir twill afford much plc,-nr, graf
ny Your ,nro"y md have II" doubt shat '' So" Ma
chine before part.
IA y urn' to the Cabin + hosns to operate. Makes
pei. Of N.arn pan,s In jUst ~ m!Lutor
Col R-ihern a. You n"" s"e what can be don" l.! the
ID, truly wonderful Itadn no ilca thai work coald
done RAPIDLY. and vita such II Mr. r. would
along with HI. Machme, wcc"ult get aong h".ly.
THAT ST., a can lcan your Sr1msess
How 40 Ono Of nv nr,sh,,.rs has Mathinr n COS,
si and neither has S"nm,trcsS OF his tim
" do tns with it, although 'ncS have had several
t-Iha Il one Of the old com licard ones Th. You
viii find much simple. N.u lave only to place I~o
binary spo"lS t." Cotton III" sInd in t manUor
the the al
tins manner, and your Machine rs IN working order.
DM oil. that eertanl! supi" .noush. AMI Of curse
ha mite nachncry is liable to OF order,
tJua Sir. There "laLc. rr them u so at II
orer We In tact feel such IN them that war
rant tcm Ia run for one year. and WI" Keep ti, Ia "fr ior
that time, free of charge, t.-J
tese Machines II would take easires| halt day
t. d, What done twenty minutes by In, Machine
the machine besides In months have purchasedt"o
for plantation and one for family "r hhe VOL quit
ing embroidery &c.
buy but one, and keep no >'am
stress make the females each family do their own
Col just try tho strength Of this seam You see il will
not "d that work, done by each family
all to pieces before it Is half worn out
Colonel your last has Il, cded will take
certain and learn usemaid It, She certainly has
spare enough up for tw,nty ha dis
to- The Quaker City Boubte Family Stras Machine
Ia Tor sale at las MAIN ST. RICHMOND Va he low prices
To- AGENTS WANTED to scil these Ma.,hncs The
otlbral dseouni allowed For single Machine Agencies
"Ppi! a. above w. IL. FkEAR,
jan sou&c2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

princila Office NJ. .'2i broadway, New York.
BRANCH pfFICisNo II Hanover ST, Boston; Nc - thHp
81 ~ New Haven O. Glovcrvile, y Y; y" ~ Broad st,
Ar~NTk j.; No iIs Chestnut st, ihtladrlpia No 10,
Ia ST Bamor., VA. y Westminster 81. fruNhlcrrc.
* " .ast An st, C.uc,inatt No. NORTH ih 81 -
Ldt- ~. ST. Charles ST. New Orleans No ~ b,uti
- Mo. lT tlrcI I.lS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

Ayers sats,artiC pills.

u,iE ces OF ca, misty anI Medicine have been taxed
MIA j. Sno~n t" nun, luna rro"ft shown that
l,,,r, me- l,cinrs an, that III win ualiecenc y upon
l' s'""n # all men hr> % ne ',l s',"' .m It
", ri, r ~ ,r bad nm, sc tI' osrucons If it.
IL" NI'' "e,V "i '', ' :, u. 80 RI ,x ,nryr ant
"'tas purity Ia, H""' a' nI'' ,' J,,,r Stimulate
r,'h r dis rr,d org , t III NAM action and i'm
d. hey cure The ly a every body but also
human ski. White the, IIa iful eh es they are
,' can be yyd To-, rtt,o beng coated '1ry
uon AMI hara Ter as /, f,pi - pc. uhtrntn Many
,erty," and ply rs t,.| .n ta,r , "n%..s a !.
1rIal5ns contr,ouic n,-r, 10 III ,''e ut my a'!'t
gu A"sp, below n"m,l ied o fur i,h gratis my
American Almanac, ceiatl Il '- ons IL t!en u'r and eer
til, ii their c"'r' OF tn IL. 3" l+ "'"p''n's -
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,Ist, m atulrurs la,s.,l A, T., lie al IN.
ia King Lyl 1n, a., b = ,+ 'l'' 'o94 aoa 'nI
i. ,rp"saaihey s'. p'an's> r't at imd
IL. .d Ineys con, ndr complaints arising
l,ln a low the ia! ~ "e'ns :" Il, 'n"c"l,
put on hy unp ,lrtd dealers Il SOM "'h'I
pa 'E maN es m''S p..n, y| p yau compare, w'
"a "a t, i nsic ,rl.r ,u IT,, 'ovc The
Ia u: ''' ,s ZEN A., o. 3. 4. ,Ig.f.,
PIa-tcal ana Ana!yli~s ,i Linn 10 N,ei 'A"''
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