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MEDICINES.
FEVER AND XGrE

ca FEVER AND AGUE
10 eaused By the mlasm OF exhalatop evolved fSou.
9eosyed ana deoaylng vegetation In moist solIa
ossuoys the health Of the whole system. Ne have
long sought, and have 90 length found a antidots
AYERS A6UE CURE,
which neutrsllzss this malarious poison In As
blood and s muatss the Liver 20 expel it from the
body It's aotop ppon the stem 40 invsrlsbly sure,
ena lts cure Of Ftrsr osd Agse, and Kindred oom-
plants certain. IL aken IN season &c expels the
keeps those Who use the "crII" free from its ct
taeks keeps the system In health, although sx-
posed to the dissase. Consequently it moi only
cures but proteea from the treat variety Of sfeo-
tons which are lEdneed by this msiInant infs-
Or MssFed 1sas, Hriodiesi H.sdscs., or or biliios:
Heauache, Billious Fevers. Neuralgia, Rhepma-
tam, Gout. Bnrdness. Toothacs, Earschs, Ca
arrh, Asthma, Pslpitstions, PAINFUL Afsctlops Of
me spleen hysssIIos, Colo, Pafalyas. and Psin.
which, when arlf'ng from this cause, will be found
20 atseme more or lees the intermittent type This
'AauE CuRK" removes the cause Of these deranse-
msnts, and cures the disease.
This It sccompishes by stimulating the sxcrsto-
NJ 1ss yS the .5d sss..
ofnoe OF their own aocord. Hence arises what Ne
term aeelisaatafion. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often lifa 10 not long enough, 10
sacrIhoed In the attempt, while this "AeuI CuKT"
use OF this in al var ees eases, has shown il 20
be snrer "a well as safer remedy for the whole
class OF diseases which are caused BY the mlesmA-
tao Infection, than any other which has been dls-
covered; and 10 has still another important afvan-
tsse 10 the public, which is that il u cheap - well
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. AVER CO, Lowell.
Mass. no is colin
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An UNPALArABLR Dish A gentleman named
Campbell, and his family, lived in a remote native
district of Bengal. One morning fisherman
appeared at the bungalow with eggs to SELL
They were round, white eggs, the size Of a
tennis ball, and the fisherman declared them to be
turtles eggs. They were purchased, and, being
quite novel production. the family were desir-
GU. OF tasting their newly purchased delicaces,
and the servant was directed to boil half dozen
OF them for breakfast. They were, in part eaten
by the family, when fearful nausea pervaded
the whole Of them. The eggs were In conse-
quence at once discarded as inedible Mr.. Camp
bell, however, from motives Of curiosity, pro-
cured capacious cardren gumlah shallow dish, }
In which he deposited the oya, spreading quaint
ity of clean, dry sand over the same. The vessel
in question was afterward placed on the fiat roof
Ing OF the house, exposed to solar heat IN the
course Of three weeks after this event he ascended
the ladder and took a survey of his incubatory
stock when, to his surprise, and no less disgust,
be beheld a swarm Of large, loai ihsome lizards
crawling about the succeed roof. The fact at
once occurred to him that the eggs he had eaten
were those of an alligator.
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ook ERg g9 or Y3yh SxSiSEEETF SEEETFFESEsST PYRHEcHAs

We have now In store and daily re-
ceivlng the largeat. handsOmest, and the N6zY
cheapest lot Of Cabinet Furniture ever
oaered 70 the citizens Of Wsshington,-dz
0eorgetoyn and Alexandria, whio6 weeAEn
cordial invite all who desire furnishing to oall and
oonoeiveble article necessary to furnish parlor,
hal dining room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex
tenelve STOCK ID too numerous TO partIcua uanze
We only name few Of the leading articles, sach
Ro:syo9d, Walnut and Mahogany Pazlor Suits.
upholstered In o uperior manner in Brocatelle
SIX rlush, Lasting and Hair Cloth,
gilt frame Mantel, Pier and other q 6lasses,
gilt Base Tables, Gilt Brackets and Marble Slabs,
Brocatelle, Plush. ush and Cane Seats,
Etekeres, With Marble-top. and Mirror Backs,
Do. Parlor Desks and Whstnots,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus.
Washstands, Bedeteads and WardroSes very
handsome and oheap,
Cottsge Chamber Furniture, In t,ak, Imitation
Osf, Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
Marble-top Hatrscks, in Oak and walnut. rcr7
Iron Hatracks, Hall STANDS, .r-e.
Secretaries, Bookcases, Shaving Stands,
Marble top Center Tables, -7I'1'z Ts-
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, etfo5H
Feather Boleters and Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Quilts, Towels, DO.
In addition 70 our Stock OF Furniture our first
toor oontains large and well seleeted stock Of
SmHWs, n Sisse Snd % Crocker{ Plated Scods, Japan
ing complete variety Of every thing necessary to
G. W. BSTELER L SONS,
3 % H-MdIhu between 9Th and 10th ete.
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Pe.er Cadae, interpreter for the Kickapoo
Indians, died at xinnekuck, K. T.. last week: he
was soldier In the war Of lsI2, was prese nj at
Black Hawk retired to Kansas ~
iOA little boy fell into well aftv feet de.n
Al Bennington, on Friday afternoon BIs fsthsr
MI Winsiow, went In search Of him. heard the
t@le @ feeoiy cry, "PsPa, help me-" and rescued
ID A desperate inmate Of the workbo,.. 4,
Cincinnati who had knocked down negro win
aPoker, assailed the superintendent, Mr. Jacobs
wne endeasofed to secure him; and who iired at
him, wounding him In the arm 4 - :
III A stupid Dutchman mIs,ook a vindoxw "a,
door at . farm house at Harlingen, N D., satur.
day night, and on knocking, was stabbed I'm the
breast with Pitchfosk, by Mr. Absalom Davis,
the owner He died few hours amer = =
u snowman at the fair grounds at Athens.
=. C.. beiLg suspected Of tampering win nee,o.,,
on saturday week, was ridden on a rail round the
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TIE PRINCE OF WALLS AT OxVoRp.-A cor.
respondent says: 81 had some curiosity to learn
how His Royal Highness lived at Oxford, and
what was thought Of him by the residents. On
inquiry, learned that, unlike the great majority
Of The students who have rooms In the college
buildings, the Prince hires a house, which he oc-
cuPies with his attendants. Asking to be directed
TO II, was told to 60 to the Corn Market (the
principal street and turn into narrow alley lead
Ing from II, on the left of the Star Hotel Fol-
lowing this direction, was brought up In front
Of q stout gate, which luckily happened to be
open, passed through into the court or yard In
front the house. II is a stone cottage Of two
stories, fanked by immense chimnies and In
parts covered with ivy. IT has the appearance Of
being two or three centuries old, and, hemmed
In as 10 Is on every side, appears rather sombre,
not to say humble residence for . gay young
prince. 1t being morning, the servants were
putting the house In order for the day. Through
the front door, which was opened, 1 obtained a
glimpse Of the hall, which was very moderately
furnished. I could not help thinking that the
Prince must find his Oxford residence rather dull,
after his season Of lionizing In America L found,
by the way, that be had excited some dissatisfac
ton among Oxford people, bv making his pur-
chases Of furniture and clothing entirely In Lon
don. They think that while he 10 among them,
he ought to do something to encourage the trade
Of the city, which at best, I suppose, is meagre
enough. f.. .--
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A pU1,M,rUUlSSD pns1,,ir fIUIp EATkACT BUCHu
and # Is sgitsaPGpkS LkHPSsskYs
and ho OF
s sass md sfs 81 %MkTEhH "a cAkEhfSs
s5s .' ss 70; PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sgcHU.
Arising from Exossse,, Habits Of Dissipstion
Early Indl.cTsti0p e Asass. slYS. s-
81 Ms%o,. 1'''' D,ousI i of s. sSs:
Horror Of disease, w.tsYslnse.:
the ssisii Sisf i s:
D,n''' q t7i StS e. ,A' f.'
FSTiES' TsdS9T; S FfSR2Ss' SHRfTfc sffH sS rrrs
~ WhS s1%. s.T "a SRI soevsA
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are sT.5S NJ, sc Of me oa9ss cr the,I sserins,
THE RkcGaSS kSIfSo 81 THE naE fSsENE SoNNSE ssYLUMs
"a. A.s s 11s Ms!snsho.y Rss,s. sy cgs,.ssse.
aHE SsHSFiaSIISE %ifa SFsISEiG wee %ffkSEsIF
w,s AZ a1ssfrfsS sSeHS' thi SS';s:
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THR HosT srHrTIcAL-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OLD IN g SS2SSSt Stssas Ekhtssd.D' Q"
sny other Tssdy. ss n 6HisTo.i: or n'S SsseSsoS
to%sTy Evscn.tions ucss,ea ~ % sss.
Of tas Uterus. keaooTIhcss or Whites. steEillty,
arising from lndiscretion, Habits Of DissiPshon.
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
syMPTOMe lHOVE.
Nc FAMILY sa6tLD st WITHOUT IT
'f aEIMsoiIDs M ciSss'f kSTRHcf ri Btckt
SECRET fT'fpis DISEASES
Es a'l5 of no ssssss Diet s
!. causes ftes1snt desire % ana give. strength 10
Uunatc, thereby RemOvins DISTRACTIONS,
hayss and 2. 20 ,9s n
the class of diseases. and expelIinI az Pesseasss
ri4i RIO d5s 1SIT6S mi . uFGS FtIsie THOUSANDS
WHO WI, HAVE & ssfs @ TIE vicIIns = n OF SyacIst
hme, have found they We're dsoeised. and tSst De
POISON" has, bI the use of"rowNRyuL Az
out in an aggravated form. asd
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HEIxBoLD's Etr,Acr Bucxu for - ssse-
h0n' ana 0i'fSiSf TSfShRY Il RI ORGANS.
whistler '1iiasf MRnE e OR FEMALE.
From sc% safi5 IoS9' 'fasb fS 90 matter Of
Z 3 fST ssFaS Il bISSa4o ii
eases FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
Evidesoe Of the nposi reiable and rsspossibis ar-
oERFfFlSssIFs SsI ]. 81 3 .!.gq sgnns 9ss:4....
wirH NssfEf sciEESE SsSss sSb ri FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or stx fer $500.
Delivered to any Address, securely psoksd ffo
osss. AL Gs4s. al.s:
the city of Gf.HF' Ts sso BENG
BBs!Sss.i; s.! 9. s.Is! e S!.
WI ,.i E aIssESED: BIB. ED: k,ssJssr- k.s.s.,J Jsr-,r.
letter. II mf4BIsSSo aErMSorP
skfTkSEs sskfST jSFsiSTcS$SShS iST SSSSfESSSEEiftss ESSESFEEEts.
Who endeavor 10 dispose . OF THxll own" snA
"oTHER" ARTICLES ON rHE RKrurArIoN ATTAINED
RelmsOld's sensins Prsssr.:ascns
I. Improved sikss.s-WSslA Zoe. WI.
@. FoRD, Ji.. corner Penn. svenue and EisvsnS
AZ sSR Rok AEH HkIHsSISEs' RsHHsSLSEs kEkEEo5fk{l.
sas 81
sxs =. FRENCH. wa. ,. niczsrrx.
FREsNca sS,c,ia q ], &IcFssTIE,IN. s.rIE,I
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
rHE REST IMMINENT IN THE WORIDl

The only safe aud certain cure for caacsrs Piles Tu
Sv sngs and Bronehls Coitre Paralysis, Neu-
ralgia, weakness Of Muscles, Chronic Inf
Rheumatsm, Stiffness Of The Joints Contracted Musees
Lraments Earache Toothache Bruises sprins Fresh
Cuts Wounds, UIes,, Fs,sI Sores, CAked Breast Sore
Nipples Burus, Scslas, Sore Throat inf
pain, difference how long the disease may
have existed, HCLEANS CELEBRATED LINI5iENT IN
q certain remedy
Thousands Of human bsings been saved life Of dis
crsptuds and mssry by the Of this Invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost peously, and will clean,
purify and heal the ouest ncrs1ibls short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEASS CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10 the snly safe
and reliable remedy for the cure Of Spawn, Kingdoms,
Wndxalls, Srlints Urnaturs Lpmps, Nodes Swelling
Il nsvsr failed TO Big Head, Pollevi, Fi.uls Old
Running Sores, sveeny, properly applied For
sprains Bruises serstehes Craeisd Heels Chafes Saddle
Collar Calls Cuts Sores, Wounds, il infalbs
remedy Apply directed and certain every
instance H... ..
Then trHs longer with the many worthless Lininents
offered to you. obtsn supply Of DR. mcLEANe CtLE-
BRATED LINIMENT. Il win cure you
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third aud Pine sta, 81. Louis, Me.
CHARLES ST0TT, 75 Pa. av, sols agent 10 Wsshing z,
r. 8. T. CISSEIs, Gsorgetovn A-D&Wiy
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
/. pcsl,,rp COMPOUND ~ I'd Ftut6 EXTRACT BUcHU
sGsT & R;ss.:: pi ss: gSSP1Eg, KIDNEYS.
!. This Medicine increases the power OF Dteestior
and excites the ABsQR BENfS into healthy 90.
ss aass sna shs S SMkEhY IA
MENTS are reduced, az well as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION, audas good for
MEN WOMEN OR CHTInREN
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4 cARD-Hsying been informed By several re

A CARD-Hsving been informed by several re-
"A spectacle citizens that o, ster haw ~ ~
kers, selling from buckets on the he@(al
selling for me, and that not few per- ~
sons have in this way had imposed upon
them impure oysters, and complaint having been
made to me to tEis effect, have to say that have
no hawkers selling for me from buckets and do not
allow the bus siness to be carried from my estab
lshment, as do not deal in oysters of that class
Neither have any brsneh Of my establishment in
any part of the city No oysters are sent By me to
families except on orders received at my only
Depot, No. 2S1 c street, between 10th and IL h.
90 Slim r. M. HARVEY,
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Otto NOTI En

4 Mrs HELLER Invites the ladies of x
Mesmngton And vicinity 70 her Grand Opening Of
fs1nonao.e FALL. and WINTER BONNEsTS,
on on frtnay AND saturday, 5th and 6th instant when
she VII pc heRpy 20 have ladies come and exanine
her stock od Goods, a. she has very hand some
st1Sk %., Of FEATHERS, .FLOWERS, DRESS
sfAWEs, EXTINCTION skfSFFs. sskkhsF. cohEDsAEkfs cShDAEkHs
q W n5sS MG q and prices, and very large stoof el
oo4 No. 81 Market Space, bet 7th and eth sts.
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pUkE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MEDI.
CiNAL USE.
Price O. per EaILon OF so eents per bottle.

The vast home aud foreign demand We have for
this article sufficiently stesfs Its purity and excel
lenos. Moreover il may be mentioned in this oon-
nexion that many inva ids of delicate ore anizatioR
apsb,e to use whisky Of other brands, have found
the above most eficacIous and happy in ills effects
"A liberal discount on the above prices made TO
the trade. EDWARD HALL,
Dealer in fne Wines and Liauors,
Family Groceries, &C., opp: Center Market.
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DR.. J. n. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY ~ hs WORLD,
!
~ Delicious AND
- DELIGHTFUL y ~
81 "A CORDIAL R M
M HEvER rAKEN.SNA
EMW n. .Iistls sci Uk42
G2N bIs Conpeuns, eso-
kSkAy cured by ths dstila-
and barks. yellow
Dock, Blood Root, ae*
A Blseh Roo, ssrsape-
E2X Bark, and D.nd,lisn g..
f&}H enter, isto iu COM
81 Tns entire active
A Isd os..sS inrIsdisaPPi. PndasPi.
Before taking s.iSs; after taking.
producing dslieous spirit, and the
most inslols Ismsay 70, r.ao,.ns u. diseased .y,sn
hsalth and strength
MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
S :s1a s:I LI;.
and all diseases srising from dsordsrsd Liver Stomach
3, S Sos !: f. ss
s'%SI%s 10 10 q. H.S fsF0f Of d, Hear ssa.
ssso; r::Ii.s rs:. 'siss ds.n DryH.a Y:li.w
Pushes of Heat Depression Of Spirits Frrhtfu Dr..m,
Lsnguor, Dsspondsney or nervous disease sorss
Bloehss the skin and Fever and Agus Tor chns and
Psvsr)
OVER MILLION BOTTLES
have bssn sod during s last six nonhs and in in
stance has failed in giving entire satsfseuon who, then
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Will cur. yout
No lsngra convey adequas idea Of the immsdi
G. i.f ss
syssm, whether brofsn down BY ~esk BY
impaired by cknsss, The relsl ed and rnsrrng eTgan
satisn il rsstorsd to in pristine he, lth and visor
MARRIED PERSONS
ehsrs conscious Of inability from whatever csuss
End McLEANg STRENGTHENING CORDIAL a tho
rough rsgsnsrstor Of the systsm and all who have 10
iIrsd thsnsslvss BY improper viii fnd IN this
Cordial certain and speedy remedy.
TO THE LADIES.
McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL is . sovsr-
sGn and speedy for lncpsnt Cons1mp ton, htes
Obstructsd Difeut hsnsustion lneonn.ncs Urins
6iddnes., Painting, and all diseases incident Feals
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
Suffer longer Take IL according dire Il will
siulas, srsngthsn, and inyisorsts and the
bloom Of bsah your cheek again. Eysry bets
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
nyour children art sickly, puny or sGietsd, mcLEASB
CORDIAL will make them healthy, fat, and robust Delay
not moment; try H. and jos viii be convinced. II 10 de-
hcious to take.
Beware Of druggts dealers who may Try palm
you bitter sauapsula trash, which they buy
Snsi& for &&cLEASs sTRESafaESfNG No coRDAL an tss.
nothing else. II is the only remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly snd the time Strengthen the
pr.TsnTs for CbOIsrn Chill, and Fever Yso. Fever, or
any prevalent disease 10 Put op In large bolsa FREE
only 81 per bOttl., or bottle, for IS n MCLEAN,
Linnsnt Principal Depot the corner Of TAird and
Pine strssti, 81. Leuis, Mo-
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SASH zszAs$sHsAsSSf EE#t S$sEsf MOULDING
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET. opposite Center Market
N. G. CORNING,
SUCCESSOR TO
H. w. HAMILTON & co.
take this opportunity of calling the attention of
ASa pooR o SS
DC. now In store and daily receiving from the man
the rSn h: BIZ: nsas
are second to nons. Our stock We warrant manu-:
BY experienced workmen. we do not he.itate TO
sey that We now have in store the most complete
invite the attention Of the public.
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY.
sa s q. ahsG. sS oa
will get good artio.e . at q fair price.
OUR DOOR DEPARTMENT
Is well stocked with No 1 article of all the va
rIous sizes styes, and thickresses. small lot of
the attsniion OF those % sbont bulk buiidins-SaYin2s
drawn the first premium at the Pennsylvania State
messrs. Potter Co.
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
s1.0 CoIpIsts with a. sIzes and syIes, 70 which
o. Hs ssS ss. nss
furnished ct short notice.
OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT
s to
w AG Fo. + %.sssS
aS. which we are Offering at low Ists.. N'''
IrA col is solicited and satisfaction given or
N. g; C0RNlNG,.
Proprietor of the Empire Saah. Blind
no2a No 562 Seventh street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
o porrssoAA. 9; DxyILLIERs,

PssosEEsseA St!}ss s !R}sYftshhksERs ina GERMAN
y, has the honor to announces to the public that he
has Eesamed h,s lessons in the above lsngusses,
street between 18th and 18th sts French Class in
xh,ioh young lsdles will be admitted. This GLASS
f%ss Tsff sf =
afrangemsnts made for lessons given in schools.
.es shtx ds srs offers the best references to his
-. s2. w., &C oc x4-lm
Tuo FEMALE EDUCATION. :
-; I'd noSE Parent. who wish their daughters to
cesye z thorough and systematic education, where
attention. 99deI the most approved system Of csis
THEME; ,s and are respectfully invited to
-. ~ "-' MI Mr.. en- MRS. z. RICHARDS,
al S-d Principals.
l. - ALEXANDRIA, VA. = :
I'll TAs ,h,Tssn.6 s9pus session q thi: iastituaen
house Tsos3tly occupied By Sylvester SCOTT, Esq,
NO; lso klpg street.
the S w EdI
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Dfawing, II
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
y viii Be- under her Immediate care Ge and a
sion. She wh endeavor as far as possible, TO sur
rSnnd them with the comforts anu kindly influences
.Kef1sress-Rev Geo. H. Morton, Rev. Dr.. Elias
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund Wilmer,
Esa" Henry Ma5bu.y. Esq, Lsyis Meksnzie.
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq .,Ja as.
Entwsle, yr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition In all the English Branches,
SSD for the annual session-payabe semi annually
In advance. -
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. au 28-t
rEORG rTOWN FENAIF SENTNARy
" FORMERLY Miss l.. :. EHsLIsH's.)
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed ON
the first Monday in September next.
The course nf instruction embraces all that is
taught, from the rudlmeats to tho most b -hy fn-
ished education. --'.-
The corps of teachers, ten IN number, are emi-
nenty qualified aud experienced in their several
departments
Lectures F ndsy evening . on the Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils.
Circulars may be blamed by addressing the Prip-
clpai, Miss n ]. NARROWER. Georsetown, b. G.
au Y -eOSm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-13
NOTICE.
HOTtCEs
| VIII. sRIL ron NAaiI. Ar TIRE

I VIII sELL FOR CAstI. AZ THE
rsss W4rs 10 BrsSsists tits sass = k-rtvtsisrr
rrSt III tis 'sht stl ipion slis SOD Afrnsss that
~ tlins Haasa t% have 10 SOD % The Rsiau'isa
sgsisl ffsin = isnt at,t 9ssa ts'. ~ iFiss IN To-
,s ,ss, q isn4 iss.,s 10 ~ tsh Ai-,es .llespiss
~ lsss = tsaas nses sBt ihsfs levied TIE pr
sFtt e f7t Hvrsy, - s-isFs r. esvtutisss zoe ~
~ . i=ssfs Les ~ 4 tshs-'sa, ssa "h' 10 hFuf
fs- f1s t,A,s is DE - sis,fi,, IN sb.sbs.,s~u sr
Hssf sfssst fir Fr,gs4ty = tsgrts pes-r stsa -
s-,sfI ~ sKtsotis'ss ta ksza 4 atsia f,~ssfs.
os tst = t-,' i,,ss N -. s,h .,rs, .ssislss ~
~ q tpfFags W ui-lr Esd tss tsksiA g. ssIsf,
"a. att-s iu fis.F = HTsr-ifs ts.~~h
f1t r ts1f y ~ - sfs fl-ffii siisuE thT
is'ss Urss H-Iiz-s 49, a'Arss isfsi - ~ thr Fr
rty 4 Nssssi'h e. s-'ss' sstst-atAss - fsfs =
- Fssksr
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