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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

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his ri rys- uiargi 50 ca,vaie.t.y far hac3. ".I
liz occii.ut, rolling III w.!i frenzy Of c'iay-
meat, Soon lie j. surrounded bY ? lersc IauEi-
" and aIl IFS friends. anl . lily time ihen
i IT. tlat NO ilU.,, CIRCLE AID very sld tint
Il + with tic grub-worms. But. alas. fo.
these iun4-Lillci gutry; ticy toa spon oZpeTi
cncc the stfr.yful retity of HIlbc'+ theory #
the universal tri;ta>ity of the auimal world.
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rr,wIHg tt.iaa ans. or adyer.Hrcus and acstguc-
tiEe yeung Aimra,s, uf lighter complex. 1a--
soiue bearing lryiu --pans ii'yl with iightwoD1.
lazifr a bficl: fi.,uc, AMI Issuing very iarl.
.r11ke-anl ttir~- with small guns As If
la.l by . ac.syg.'ise lu~;in.t. they know th'
eAact spot where twJoie..l k most d. cna.Tr-
crate" ari they are creop' with the steal
ms plcc IL 50 waav uurde;eHs NacJo;Hs-th
lryins-pan holder preceding the bearer of til.
gun by 4 dozen feet. and cuvci ping both IN
such smoke as oil jupiter bore with him
when he visited Juno Well may tie UDSus
pectng woJiaprii .;ui lra"-'iXcd with terror
AMI a,nazomeut n tl.- spectacle. His eyes
arr stretched 70 4 .ir iull ..m,l-.aus His wirgs
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a,wu. All his iiaa7@uur.s I'LL tImal ur~arl
..saa!ls tie tainted urerze' lis uimbc ami
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yaraf las very probably bringing hna nc1r-r
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"nar b.. Nass."' qn..h ;ae criur'nr 'nr-
c,ar wi- taar- taC try!a--r.n w.'h t." Ian-
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-05
For Assessor.

IT. We are authorised TO announce
JOHf1I. ID. BUSBY .as candidate for
the Office of Assessor at the approach
ing esee1ion Id November next.
H. We are authorized to announce
]. a. fNABNETT, as a candidate
for the Office of Assessor, al the APP
preaching election.
Mn. EIIToR:-Please announce the
name Of n. r. BLACKWELL as a
candidate for the office of Tax-Assessor
at the ensuing election 10 November
next. MANY VOTERS.
E We are authorized to announce
]. MARION DOYLE, as candidate
for The office of Assessor at the ensuing
election
l We are agthorized to announce
Benz. Is. EDWARDS, as a candi.
date for The office of Assessor at the
ensuing election.
I Weere Authorized to announce
WIN. s. STROUD, as a candidate for
the Office Of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-05
SHERIFFs So.

TATE of Louisiana, Parish Of
- Booster. In the District Court,
No. las. Wilson Pomroy & Co. VS..
Margret Gregg. BY virtue of a writ
Of fieri faeias issued out OF the Honor
able the District Court of the Parishpf
Bossier, in the above entitled suit and
to me directed, | have seized and will
proceed to sell, at public auction, at the
Court house door in the town Of Belle
vue, Parish of Bossier, on the first
SATURDAY, the 3rd day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1859, between the hours
of ] O'Clock A. Nj. and P. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property to.wit
One negro woman, save named
AGNESS. aged about 90 years, Of
yellow complexion
Seized as the property ofde(endant ;
and 10 be sold 10 pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of SaIe-CA ASH, with bene~
fit of aPpraisement.
L. f. STEELE, Sheriff.
BY G. G. NOVEL;, Deputy,
Bellevue, July 2e, 1859. psi 90
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERLFFS SIZE.

STATE OF Louisiana, Parish Of
- Bossier. In the District Court
No. l34l. Asa H. Hearne vs.. James
O'Daniel. By virtue of writ of fiera
lacias issued out of the Honorable The
District Court of the Parish of Bossier,
in the above entitled suit and TO me de
rected, / have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction at the court
house door in the town of Bellevue,
Parish Of Bossier, On the
FIRST Saturday, The 9th dag Of Aagstst,
A. D., 1859. between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and p. M the follow
ing described property to wit
The east half Of North east quarter
of section No. thirty-five (35) and the
west half of the north west quarter of
section thirty-six 1861 in township
twenty three (23) of range No. eleven
I'll in the north west land District OF
Louisiana, containing one hundred and
sixty acres and two-fourths Of an acre
will, all Improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of James
O:Daniel, and TO be sold TO pay and
satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
tiled suit.
Terms of sale-casa. with benefit Of
appraisement.
l.. F. STEELE, Sheriff.
By G. c. NOVEL;, Deputy.
Bellevue, July s. 1850. pf$l2
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npMoCRATro coNyENTHoN.


rha DEMOCRATS District Convention
composed Of delegates from the parishes
of Ra.sier and BienvilIe, for the purpose
~ terminating candidate to represent
said District in the State Senate, mes in the
town Of Minden on the first day Of august.
The following delegates were present
from the parish of Bossier, DR.. }. '. san;
didge, A. A Abnsy, and Or. A. Mclllfire re-
From the parish of Bienville. Col W ".
Colbert, Warren Royaiston,! II. feoi ana
H. L. Piesson.
The Convention was organized by
electing DR.. us. sandidge president and
Ill. Pierson secretary.
Col. w. w. Colben put in nomination
che Hon. B.. w. Pearce, of Bienville |;
Mr. A. A. Abney moved that the nomina-
ZION be declared by reclamation; which
motion was adopted.
The following resolutions were then
passed unanimously
heSOlvcus a nat tnis @OnNSHtloA HtUSt
cheerfuIly endorse and approve the course
of DR.. John r. Evans, as our late State
Senator.
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
nominations and resolutions of the late
Democratic State Contention.
Resolved, That copies of the proceed
ings of this convention be furnished to
the Jeffersonian, Southern Monitor and
8ossier Banner, for publication.
The convention thenadjourned siss die.
J.. S. sANDIDGE, President.
H. L. Person, Secretary.
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For SheriR

IF We are authorized to an,
nouLee JOHN G. ALLEN as can
didaae for the office of Sheriff, at
the approaching election in November
next.
IT, We are authorised TO announce
CHARLES e. NOVEL; as an in
aeperdent candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff at the approaching election in
November next.
Is We are authorised to announce
PHILO ALDEN as a candidate for
the office of Sheriff at the approach>
ing election in November next.
e We are authorized TO announce
RUSSELL JONES as candidate
iot tae office of Sheriff, ai.the approach
ing alscgion in November next.
H. We are authorized to announce
d. ID. DOYLE. as a candidate tor the
office of Sheriff, at the next ensuing
election in November.
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SUCCESSION SALE

Estate Of Joseph D. Long, deceased,
DT virtue of commission to me di.
> rected from the clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of the Parish of Claiborne,
in the State Of Louisiana, will, pro-
coed Ia sell at the Court house door in
Bellevue, Parish oil Bossier, within the
legal hours Of sale, on THURSDAY
the 1st day of September next 1859,
the following described properly to wit:
The north west quarter of the north
east quarter of section No. five (51 in
township nineteen {19) range No. ten
hoy containing forty acres Of land
more.or less, lying and being situated
in the Parish Of Bossier. To be sold
as property belonging TO the estate Of
Joseph d. Long, deceased, late Of
The Parish OF Claiborne.
Terms oil Sale-CASH.
Sheriff's Office, Rossier Parish, La.
July 25th, A. d. 1859.
l.. F. STEELE,
Sheriff and Aucti6neer.
BY G. G. NOVEL;, Deputy.
n5-5ts-pf 50 so
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WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

raCostars's'' Exterminators are in.
variable remedies for clearing Houses Of
all sorts Of yer min, With confidence we
recommend them I'm. Y. Daily State
Register.
tic pests, such as RATS, reaches, bed-bugs
ants, 1eas, &C.. are invaluable; we can
speak from actual knowledge Of their
merits, Druggists and dhalers sllould
send tpeir orders early, il they would SO.
cure trade in thems-lN, Y, Journal.
Or" shall write something about
yonf ev terminators, as l can do so with
propriety. They are selling rapidly hero
aud destroying all vermin.- - Ed. Banner
Fayette, No.
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SHERLFF,S SALE.

GTATE of Louisiana, Parish Of
~ Bossier. In the District Court,
No. TAG. William NJ. Burns VS.. Mar
garet Gregg. By virtue of a writ Of
fiefi facias issued out Of the Honorable
the District Courts of the Parish Of
Bossier, in the above entitled suit and
to me directeds have seized and will
proceed TO sell at public auction. at the
Court house door in the town of Belle
vue, Parish or Bossier, on the first
SATURDAY, the Ord day of Sep
TENDER, A. D.. 1859, between the hours
OF II O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 pm, the fol
lowing described property, towit:
The south east quarter of north
east quarter OF section twenty~nine
(29) the south east quarter of north
west quarter and north west quarter Of
south west quarter the west half OF
north west quarter, the west half OF
north east quarter and the north east
quarter Of the south west quarter of
section thirty 1907 I; all in in township
seventeen tl7) Of range No. ten (10)
and containing three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. with all
improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of defendant (;
and TO be sold TO pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of Sale-CASH, with ben
fit of appFaisemsnt.
l.. F. STEELE, Sheriff.
y BY c. c. NOVEL;, Deputy.
Bellevue, July 26, 1859. pr $I4 90
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SCIENTIFIC 4MERIcAM

The Scientific American has TaKy reaci ed
its Fourteenth Year, and viii enter upon a
New Volume on the l1th OF SertaTber
is the only weekly publication Of the lind NO {
issued in this country, ard il as C. gery en-
tensive circulation in all the States of the
Union. 1t is not, as some might suppose
from its title, G. Z, struse work on techE.:-:IIa
science on the ntrary, it so deals with the
great events going ON in the scientific, me.
chanical and industrial worlds, as 10 please
ard inst Iuct every one. II the mechanic or
artizan wishes to know the best machine In
use, or how TO make any substance employed
10 his business -ifthe housewife wishes to get
recipe for making good color, etc.--if the
inventor wishes TO know what is going on in
the way of improYemenis--if the nianufactus
er wishes TO keep posted with the times, and
to employ the best facilities in his business
if the man Of leisure and study wishes TO keep
himself familiar with the process made iiithe
chemical laboratory, or Sn the construction
telegraphs, railroads, steamships, reapers,
mowers, and a thousand other machines and
appliances. both Of peace and war all these
desderata can be found in the Scientific
American, and not elsewhere. They are
here presented in a reliable and interesting
fern, and adapted 10 the comprehension of
minds unlearned in the higher branches Of
science and art.
TERMs-0ne copy one year 90 one
copy six months 81 FIVE copies six months
81 ten copies six months S. ten. copies
twelve months SIS; fifteen copies twelve
months S22 /: twenry copies twelve months
S2s in advance.
fi-t- Specimen copies sent gratssiiouslY for
inspection. Southern aud western money, or
Postage stamps, taken for subscription.
o. Letters should be directed to !.
MUNH & CO., 1913 Fulton street. N. X.
Or Messrs. MUM & Co., are extensively
engaged IN procuring patents for new inven-
piens, and will advise 1nventess- without
.hafge, in regard TO the novelty Oi sn,i inn
croyements.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

The New York Daily News, published eve
~ morning Except Sunday 10 = large ,uar,o
newspaper, containing eight pages on forty
eight columns, handsomely printed, and sen,
by mail to subscribers in any part &c the Uni
ted States, at six dollars per annum. To
city subscribers twelve and / cents
week, payable TO the carriers.
New York weekly News. 'arge eight
spege paper, designed for genera REGULATION
throughout the United States, publ .sed every
Saturday morning.
Single copies Tor one year OIL so
Fl ght copies to one address ons Fr 10 90
Twenty copies to one aedress ane yr 20 90
Payments in all cases will be required in
advance.
The Weekly News will contain each week
full market report of Cotton and other
Southern staplee Cattle, Grain. and ali
Western Produce Dry Goods, &c.; qncta-
lions Of the Stock Exchange, the Financial
and Commercial movements of the week, and
the table incidents Of uade gene rally. In
this department il will be ezcelled bv no
weekly paper in the cily, and riyaled by
scarcely any. Its the intention to render il
in query respect valuable guide to the coun-
ny merchant, farmer, storekeeper and busi-
ness man. Its agricultural department will
also embiace everything in the way Of news
and generalinformation
The Daily and Weekly News represents
the sound constitutional principles which have
ever been upheld'by the National Democracy
OF New York, opposed at once to Abolition
ism, Free Soilism, end every species of fanati-
clsm. twill oppose a, all times, any inter-
ference of the General Government with The
reserved rights of the States, and strive 70
secule to every section of the Unioo its fair
participation 10 the public domain, purchased
by common bleed and treasure, and which
shonld be alike The common property of all.
Upon this conservative platform the Nation
al Democracy OF this State have erected their
standard.
The literary department of the Daily and
Weekly News w,I. insure it place il the
pallor and drawing room. Interesting tales
original and selected, will be found i'm its
columns. I: is the intention of its Publisher
TO spare neither time nor money TO make it th
most deserving and attractive weekly pape
published i'll the United States. Its circula-
lion is already very large and rapidly in
creasiugs
All communications inclosing Subscriptions
or concerning business connected with the
Weekly News or Daily News, must be ad
dressed 70 the publisher.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-05

The Milk BUSINESS OF New YoRK.
Some idea may be formed of the ex-
tent of the milk business by the quanti-
~ which arrive in New York daily
through one chanel. About two
hundred and forty single aud
double wagons cross tle Jersey City
ferry every night for their supply Of
milk, which arrives principally by the
New York ana Erie road. The wag-
ons average eighteen cans Of forty
quarts each, making total Of I60, 500.
The freight upon milk 90 the New
York and Erie road amounts TO about
$1,000 per day.
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TRIMS REDUCED.

rESflE cheapest paper 10 The Sou,h. In
Il consideration Of The increased ana sill
increasing patronage fthe Memphis ,appeaI.
under The cash system, The proprietors have
determined upon the reduction Of she subrcrin
Jon price Of the Weekly Paper.
For clubs undeE ten, on sirgls subscyibsrs.
the Weekly Appeal will hereafter be fv,uIsl,-
ed at 90 50 for each copy.
When we consider The mammoth .;zs A.
our sfeskly impression. and The vast amoura
sndNssSiesy q reading matter Il contains. i,
may justly be slainaed that, al thess uases, Il il
he cheapest newspaper published II tie
Cuhs nay BE made mp IN neishbsbcods
Without fsspoet % pOst oaice.
Any psIfou sending ~ elsb e swsn,y. a.
the foregoing rates, will be entislsd % recs,vs
one copy gratis fsr one year. ()ld clubs MAJ
be renewed from year 20 year On the fcregc.
ing terms. Address McCLAEAnAE, TRoUs.
PARE & Dill, Memphis, Tennessee,
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!" DEATH TO ALL yERMlN.'

As Spring approaches,
Ants and reaches,
From their holes como out.
And mice and rats,
In spite ofcats,
FGaily skip about.
Bed-bugs bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you slumber,
While insects crawl
Though chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
1t is truly wonderful with what certain.
~ rats, reaches, mice, moles, sToung mice,
bed-bugs, ants, moths, mosquitoes, ileas.
insects on animals, in short every species
of vermin, are utterly destroyed and ex.
terminated by
"Costar'snRat, Roach. &c. Exterrn'a,or,
"Cos,ar's'' Beb-bug Exserininator.
'sCostaT'sn Electric powder for insects.
Supplied direct, by mail to any address
IN the United States, as follows:
On receipt Of ST 90 box Of Rat, Roach,
&c, Ext.
On receipt Of $2,o0, a box each OF the rat.
roach, &c, Ext, and Electric Powder,
(sent postage paidl sufficient to destroy
the vermio on any premises.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Costar's principal depot, APO Bfoaiway
Few York.
P. S.--Circulars, terms, &c, rent by.
mail on application.
OF Wholesale agent for Tex, La. ana
Miss, at Galveston Tex
G 4 BRENNAN
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

SsTATE OF Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Ciekk's office 18th District Court,
Notice Is hereby given that J W Martin
tutor futthe minor heirs of r. B. hughes,
deceased, has this day filed in the Office of
sag oiers; his annual account as tutor
aforesaid, Now, therefore, this is to adj
rnonish all persons concern ed. that if ops
position is not made thereto withiu the
time prescribed by law, the said account
will be laotnolegated and mace the judg-
.rnent of tie Court.
Gives un der my hand and seal Of Office,
lat Bellevue, this the I'd day Of July A !. d.,
1850, A. a. ABNEY,
n2-5tf$ Clerk.
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GoLp.-A cubic ince Of gold is worth
one hundred and foriy-aix dollars a
cubic foot, two hundred and fiity-two
thousand two hundred and eighty
eight dollars /; a cubic yard. six millions
eight hundred and eleven thousand~
and sci entY-six dollars The quantity
OF gold now in existence is estimated
TO be three thousand millions of dollars,
which welded into one mass, could be
contained in cube Of twentysthree
feet.
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70 BUILDERS.

FEyHE contract TO build the BELLE
Il VUE ACADEMY will be let
to the lowest bidder between the hours
Of eleven O'Clock in the lorsiason and
four ia the afternoon oil MONDAY,
the 22nd day Of August next, before
tie court house door IN the town o!
Bellevue.
Persons desiring, can see full specific
cations oil the size and quality Of The
building, together with all thesrequire-
ments 10 be made of the coniroetoF. and
also the subscription lists out Of which
the contractor is to be paid, by calling
on B. F. Fort, in Bellevue.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
BENJAMIN r. FORT,
A. ii. HOLL1nSW OR TIL,
n5>its Building CommiHe
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STRAY SALE.

TSsTEAYED before v. Walker. ]. P.
Il BY Bethel Smith on the oath dayef
June 1859, ard will be sold on the 3lst
day OF December 1859, before the Court
house tloSr in the town of Bellevue, for
cash, the following described animal, to-
wit dark bay MARE MULE about
three years old about A hands high
branded OH the left shoulder with the lett
ter II and with the letter e on the right
shoulder has the mark of year on the
shoulders and back Valued at one hun
bred aud forty dollars. The owner Of
said mufe is requested 10 Come forward,
prove property; pay charges, &c.
w. IL. HILL, Stray Master.
!. July /, 1855 nj 6m
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GIeason's Line f.Battle Ship

win consist of s. broadsden Of Humorous
engrayings. executed by the best artists no
that line, and aimed good naturedly and in a
spirit of genial fun, at the reigning follies of
thenge and such new public projects for comic
Illustrations.
An unriyaed Corrs Of Contributors have
been engaged, and every department will be
conducted under the most efficient and perfect
system that experience can suggest. This
popular journal will be printed upon fine satin
surface paper, from new and beautiful faced
type, manufactured expressly Tor US, aud will
present in its mechanical execution the most
acceptable evidence of the progress Of Ameri-
can skill, The size of this elegant specimen
Of art viii be about 1900 square inches;-
eight super.roval quarto pages.
TERMS, 80 PER ANNUM.
The frs, number Of this new illustrated
Paper will make its appearance in November
next. Gleason's Weekly Line of Battle
Ship v i'll be published regularly every Saiur-
day, by F. GLEASON,
Boston, Mass.
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n For my part, Mrs. Cavendish
when go out, don't want, above all
things. TO be bothered with a man,
Well, am, pretty much of the same
mind MRS. Rattle but after all in get
ting into small stores. the omnibus, or a
pew, must say 1t is quite handy TO
have man behind to push in The
hoops %
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PI. Ant ER'S HOT Ell.
~. A. KELLEY, Proprietor.
y mr. ryrrr "a

s; HAVING LATELY fs?l
III inade large additions to his Al:l
already commodious house, would re-
spectfully inform the travelling public, his
old friend s and customers, that he is now
better prepared than ever, to accommodate
sall favoring him with their patronage.
His table viii always be supplied with the
very best the country affords
or He has also attached 10 his house
large and weN-ventilated stable, well
supplied at all times with good proven.
der. vlnl
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TOLANIl OWNERS.

A t the. request of many persons we
n undertaken to make large map of
Caddo and Bossier Parishes showing not
only all the water courses, villages and
ads, but every plantation end farm in
the two parishes. With little assistance
from the landed propriotors ofthe parishes
we can accomplish our purpose and give
TO The public perfect map. Many con-
veyances have been made bysprivaie act,
and are not of record in The recorders
Offices, we ask as special favor that every
gentleman in the above named parishes
will do as the klndness to forward by NAL
OK otherwise, minute description of his
land as to township, range, section, what
Part of a section, and if possible, small
diagram of it, with bis name carefully
written, to
EDGAR J.. FRANKLIN,
Civil eng'r and u. S. dep;y surveyor.
D. 7. FITZPATRICK,
n4tf Civil Engineer.
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American Cotton Planter and SOIL OF
the South.

American Cotton Planter and son of
the South.
m ,,;. f 90, s.. .,...a, m.,,e =,
So.,,sa.a Pc, M.asv;n. ana ~ rrs-
-, nousrs,,s,sd ~, no,,,sr;,v ard usefulness
81 rror,,;ss cor ,ha fu,ure
-. Loo, en.;.o,,, =, acssearv ana even nre.
10 Southern
D., ~ aSse,,sr ~ 2 =. s :
id".s aas $500 \. ss. .ds,s ,hs
Pr s' HI uos,;el,,s;s.s Mseban;rs and
Maa,,.ae,,,res \ ,bs co,,n,g,. ,haf ,hs Volume
g, 5ase sbalI.na. 10 ,nfsy;o, 70 either If The
~ 80 a ar ,,,sb bette, = We can nos.;blv
hal, s;,h the ss.;,,anea of nus nresens
.,',ns - ;.,.ll;rsc. and nrac,;c,B roa,xibu,nr
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