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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
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To fmend an Act untitled ".4n .Act TO
Incorporate the BropnUille Lyceum, Ii
brarg, and Literary Association.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the Council
and House of Representatives of the
Territory of Nebraska, That an act en-
titled "an act to incorporate the Brown
vile Lyceum, Library and Literary As
.sociatiOn," approved Feb. 8, 1857, be,
and is hereby amended as follows, viz:
strike out the names 'R. Brown, H.. S..
Thorp, d. L. McGary, A. /. Benedict,
J. NJ. Wood, J.. Dozier, /. T. Whyte,"
and insert the names Of 80. B. Hewett,
U. G. johnson, G. w. Wheeler, John
Mcpherson, T. w. Bedford, G. H. Nix
on and L. Hoadley."
SEC. 2. All the rights, privileges and
powers conferred by the original act, Of
which this act is a%mendatory, be, and are
hereby revived and made perpetual.
SEC. 3. This act to take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved January, 18th, 1860.
The latest dates from Washington are
M 10 the 18th. No Sneaker yet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

DR.. CREAGER Is sole agent for Dr.. Wfnder's
eelebratsd Matrimonial Series, 3 books No. I, a book
for Young Men, designed TO prepare them for the society
Of LADIES' No. 2, Errors in Courtship;' No. 8, Repro
ductive C0ntrOl;' any one Of which viii be mailed % or
der, postage paid, upon rec eipt o. % cents. Three cent
postage stamDs as good as nancy
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
W0RRALLT0N PuRLIG H0uSE

The subscriber informs the travelling pubic that he
keeps a house Of entertainment at Worrallton in Ne
maha county, Nebraska, on the Territorial road leading
from Nemaha City to Teculnseh.
The comfort and convenience ftrayeIers will be con-
suited and charges moderate.
ROBERT WRIGHT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
nEnICATION.

IN. prssbvteriap church Of this City will Be dedieat-
cd to the worship Of God, on next sabbath "eek-'an.
10Th. Services to commence at nan past ~ a. n.
Rev n G1LTSrR, Of Nebraska City, has promised
to be with Us, and will preach on Fiaay ana saturday
evenings previous. Al are cordially invited g a1ena
Public Opinion has declared that GURUS SomPound
syrup Of sassafras stand unequailed among the REM
edies offered for speedily curing diseases OF inc lungs
chest and throat.
His MamaIuke Liniment has become one OF the sta
pies articles CT trade. Merchants might as we'll be
without sugar and coffee. Every family should keep a
constant suppIyo Of these medicines IN hand. n25
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
The Great Female PiIIs.

DR.. J. P. CREAGER is the General Agent. Whole
sale and retail, for Dr.. Wheatiug's celebrated Female
Pills. These Pills are truly UdiuabEe for fadia For
they tCtI rest0rs the monthly courses cheR fhev mav
stop from any cause UhGfeUCF. They never have fall
ed in any case where the directions around the box con-
tanning the Pills have been strictly followed; indeed,
there is no ease Of failure ever come 20 our knowledge,
Being purely vegetable they are perfectly safe.
Single boxes, mailed 70 order postpaid upon recent
Of one dollar, BY J.P. CREAGER.
Baltimore City, Maryland.
A liberal discount to druggists. 3cent postage stamps
as good as money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
A Good Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell at a great bargain a very
choice quarter Of section Of land in Johnson county, Ne.
braska. There are forty acres Of fno timber land,
so acres under cultivation, a good log house and OtheI
improvements. IL is two and a half miles from Tecum-
sch, on the road from thence to PaWnee City.
Any person wishing to purchase a good tract Of Hand en-
very reasonable terms, will apply 10 Cyrus Wright at
.Tecumseh, or Johh l.. Carson, Banker, in BroWnvilIe,
or to Geo. W. Shroat, Nebraska City.
ROBERT WRIGHT,
Residing at Worrallton, in Nenaha Co,
January IS, 1860 2S-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

whereas application has been made to the Probate
Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, byNeath
Nuckolls, administrator OF the real property fthe estate
OF Charles II Greever, late Of said county, deceased, for
the sale Of the real property Of said estate, fertile pur-
pose OF obtaining means to discharge the debts charge
able against the same. Notice is is hereby given that
Monday the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1850, is the time
set for the hearing Of said application, az 10 o'clock A
NJ, at my once IN Brownville in said county, when and
where any and all persons interested may appear and
show cause why an order should not be made authOriZ-
ing the said administrator to sell said property
Given under my hand and official seal this 18th day
Of January A d 1860. b W. WHEELER.
1t-26S9 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
STRAVEn

STRAYED from the Nebraska City bottom, on We'd
nesday, January 4th, 1860, one bay horse, glazed face,
harness marked. Also a large bay mare mule, about
eighteen hands high, OK yoke brand supposed 70 be on
LEFT fore shoulder. A liberal reward viii be given for
their delivery to the owners, Majors & Russell, OF Tor
information leading to their recovery.
Jan. 10th MAJORS & RUSSELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

Thirty-eight plates, two hundred figures. TIE most
practical and valuable book for farmers extant. Tells
how to build Barns, and Houses, Bridges. &c. 81
Price So; sampl copy 81 by mail, postpaid tv LANES
CHALLES & son. Phiisdclphia. Agents wanted.
vq,f
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
THR nERRAKh EARNTR

DEVOTED TO
DeUotsd TO agriculture, Stock Raising,
Horticulture, Mechanism, Education.
Published at BrownuHe, " 4.
On the frst Of every month at 81 year for sin
gle copies; Six copies, IS; Thirteen COPIES, $40
Twenty copies, SIS.
The volume began Oct. Ist 1859. Specimen nun
bers furnished gratis on application. Back NUMBER
can be furnished.
WIZ every friend Of Agriculture and Education.
in Nebraska, Northern Kansas, Southern Iowa, and
Northern Missouri, lond q helping hand, to establish
and maintain a journal devoted exclusively to the
interests above named. There Is not q post Ohes
within the region named but can and ought %
furnish a club Of At least 10 subscribes. Send
along without delay.
Address
FURNAS & LYANNA.
BrOEnvillS Mt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
Good News for the Ladies1

ANY LADY that will send her address 10 Mrs. E.
~CREAGER, Baltimore City Maryland, with three cent
postage stamps enclosed, shall receive BY return mail
something Of Importance tOEer. woman know thy
self and be happyO
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

Speech OF Hon. Ri. s. Reeves.
Next week we will publish the speech
Of Hon. NJ. S. REEVES Of Otoe County,
in reply 70 Gov. Blacks Veto Message.
Il is an able document.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
The Prairie Farmer.

The twenty-hrst volume Of this old and popular Agri-
cultural paper viii commence on The drst q Jannal6
1850.
Il viii be the aim o. the publishers in the f1tureas
in The past to make a paper that shall be q faTone
With the Farmer, the H0rticulturist, and az ne BIZ
side. In each department we shall endcav0r 20 asslss
in improvement ard instruction, ard make 10 a iayofn9
with the younger portion o. the home circle, byso Ts1-
ing Of subjects that a desire % more thoroughly uneel
stand the true science Of farmiug shall prevail, n.s
the calling may be locked upon asst really - the mee'
healthful and independent enc known
The list Of practical Contributors VIII be uic -
Iarged another year. ana no expense necessary 20 maAs
it fhe Agriculturgd Paper u The West viii be spuG
Thepaper viii ever be ioundthe workingmsnsWe
and advocate.
J. NJ -. -
One copy, one year go
Three copies, ore year G
Six copies. one year, and one TO agent +snt
One additional copy 10 the club agent for every -
copies over six.
address EMARY & CO.
204, Lake street, Chicago, Hli
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
All Kinds Of Agricultural Books
Published and for sale By
G. NJ. sAXTON, BARKER s. CO..
No. S5. Park Row. New YORK

Bird Fanclerss Rabbit Fanciers, Fish Culture, Zee
Keepers Manual. Domestic Fowls, Domestic Animals
Cattle Doctor, Horse Doctor, Barn Book, Stable Bsk.
Farm implements, Treatises on Grasses, Gratis, Weeds
and useful Plauts; Manures, Muck Manuals, uedges and
Evergreens, Farm Drainage, Letters 70 Farmers, Agri.
cultural, Chemistry Rural HaBdbO0ks, Landscape Gar
dening, Rural Dwellings, Rural Essays, Gardeners As
sistant, FleWer-Garden Directory, Culture Of the Rose.
Grape Culture, Strawberry Culture, Cranberry Cul-
ture, Pear Culture, Fruit Books, Reecipt Books and
Cook Books, &c, &c, &c.
Books sent BY mail 10 any part Of The country on re-.
ceipt OF price. Catalogues furnished on application 10
en-. SAXTON, BARKER & co.
Agricultural Booksellers and Publishers o.
THE
no. IS PARK ROW, NEW VORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
Charlcs +. HOlley.l
vs. !

vs.
Moore & BroWnleeJ
NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue ofansr-
ecution issued from the ofco Of the Cls-k ~ N,
District Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, against George BroEnlee, Thomas Moore sad
" w Moore, and in favor Of Charles b HoTev
for the sum Of fv0 hundred and seTentytEo doi-
lars and seventynine cents, and tWenty-sevst dollar
and five cents costs ], y. b. Wells, Sherifor Nma-
Ia county. Nebrska Territory, have levied upon.
and Will sell at public sale, from the door Of ts
house where the last term Of Court vas held, in
BrownTile, in said county Cd Tuesday the 2lh
cay Of January, d. A 1860, st enc o'clock, "a,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand. as tho prup-
erty r Of William Moore, the following property, to-
the the southwest quarter of lection tTsptr
four north Of Range fifteen, east Of the sixth
meridian, containing one bundrsd snd
sixty ceres, also lot four, in Block Sc, in NeInaha
City, Nebraska Territory, in satisfactionof said ez-
J.B. WELLS.
Sheriff Of Ncmaha County.
byR. c. BERGER, Deputy Shelf.
BroTnville, Dec p, 1883. Ho2f 4tS7 So
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
SEIERIFF,S SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ~ :
der Of ale issued from the Office Of Tie els~t
Di triet Court for Nemaha county. yeb,,sL. T we
T1tory, on tne 29th day Of December A. D. lsSo
/ ). B@M els Sheriff Of said county, win. On No.
aAy, ne lot9 gay Of January, A.D. 1850, in fnBtof
y, at one o'clock p. ~, sell at public a..;os N
following described personal property. 10 VII. -.
oxen and one OK wagon said property bein, -
under attachment 1t the suit Of Heath Nncl65f,
Of the estate Of Joseph Dsroin -
TeTmsof sale: one fourth in hand. one fourt5 \, ~.
ydays from the day Ofsale, one fourth In sixtr a.,
from the day Of sale.
Sheriff Of Ncmabs o..-t-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
HOUSE
New Hotel
BR0WNvILLE,
P. J. TIENDGEN

Hereby notifies the public that he has purchased the
Nebraska House in BrOwnville, Vt, formerly kept by
T. J. Edwards, and has remodehed, renovated and enti-
rely changed the whole house, from cellar to garrett,
with an especial view to neatness, comfort and cOnve-
nience. Having had many years experience as = hotel
Keeper, nc feels safe in warranting the boarding patron
age Of BrOwnville, and the travelling public, that, while
at the American, they Will have no reason to complain
Of the fare in any respect.
The Hotel is situated Immediately at the Steamboat
Landing, foot Of Main street, aud consequently affords
peculiar advantages to the travelling community. The
proprietor asks but to be tried, sRd II not found worthy,
discarded.
January, IS 1850. 2s-u
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19

The laies, dates from Washington are
up 10 the 18th. No Speaker yet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-19
Sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff q NCmaha eountv. X T
BroWnville, Jan. 3, 1850. 28-2-Si5o
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17

frsHt a. '.rrr.rlaH h-~1-t
The Ghost of Priest Interrupts the
Mass, aud Addresses Ihs C1ngre-
gatlou.
\ IomaFkabls .targ = rarseat In Pitts
burg, aud aiheF ,r,s e.. Nes,cFn praa-
sy.rana Il ps,sessss the icueHJs ut
= .i0sI Tvnaace, bal "a roag,sa,.y be-
issygd by ssTy aaay pefssR. We give
lt a. Il sA. told % a. aiii Nst. II ...arss,
Iuiul,iuE ihe ureuir.pses - sgfaai laets
Aboat tNc Se,A, tz.' IA abs ,l.sse u
I4do5s, "a N,s1o,s Fyau.ylyan,a, ,g.i
cns uaass Ass Ps5iofmsI lu tie R,wsn
Csihal's Church, 81 tis rrf .e sI the
srui ~ d-rYasr.! 0ff--t : "a atrF sF
uorsblpers E-Ts D. cbul -l sls tlsIs
Iusi az ihg uAsisi,Sg i.sis-g "a, ai.5Gs g.
psrlaFm Ihe slast su.cfIu pact Il ghs
rites. his purpose va checked ~ 80 ss
'autsilas spP-aTau-u Iae iFs. DT the
deceased PTics, ai~seif appeared in front
Of Ise sissT, Nith haad api,itsl "a saYa-
iag iaIaasr, The uiAe,auaz r,eigye,sB
stepped back, sAgu lae -hls.ly Pg,ssI. =
pocstlS ghost, salr,ssei his kGathsr -
the as<a saa the eosgrozaiioa he sad
t5sy we're tsaiag unnecessary irsbIe 50
a. hlas eal ef sfuf sstirf Ice pEiS q
RisgAl save els pFAysts ARd The poaileats
thsiy peaolss They Uo4ll not ga tia
cat Of Parsatcy, bssaa,s DO Rgyss vas
ia a. FdglheTsmofg, tssrc sas a. vaages
Ior hIn TO gvt there. as there bevef eas
tueh place ss faFg assEy II ~. al
mistsko he shrald tea yery laarh "a
Egedil they eoe!d set tiin "a, Of the
spVt where be vas, bus that sas impassi,
bio There we're bat lsa plsy,s. Il iatare
e sk'ssenee---eRs 0f psFpsIual bis aud the
other Ut rsFpetasl puai-hmsuI . IL
fa, lIyisa's eesT sc,Ri b. HslFss atd be
vas upI oae Of ihe,n lie iber-t.sa var
bed thssa that n ,ir masses lgF ,hs sepuse
Of his, of say eher dsiuass porson's :
sual. EeIs Hsslvss.
WHh that mention this seaisiSsisis
ghost disappeared, asd the SCARED csasss.
CATION Dispersed,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17

iite8 ~ ibe seahiiss ftam shleh thtg ptirrsfi
ed - assae, sRd tasfe thaa fisls ttst gss esFiif
islirs q tia hFfsass she gatfsfts5 70 eSfsh-
tiish thV stis'snss sHi ilentilY sf The Hii-
nsesFs wsFe issftssfibss, never hsStss h-sH
signed w gsSasns shsss RatHss are tiFfs.
% sHtsgrit aaf htts tsfs indeed brarl sr
thoun. .f', si'biH she issi isFss or fagr
Svshs NJ o., esffatsg =sssssk that 4av sseB
ssrtsseffNs e. had 49, sxistesrr
thrss fasts rstsinR 'aiHy kngEielgs, ens'a
has ae sihsssi. 10 fiea II hfF sstssst yi3isg.
bHHa fitsH - rn'as,sRissis eth ff,5 braRsf 80
paF'nsa'. - order ibst Frasrss,isa t-isssf
t'fhsr ht iHs'iisted - ti,ss peraiansTs stssis-
~ u'"hsY ffsH tte tioTvfusasat ~ nesas ef
fHst itaba skssisl b. strftkss tssH, he roll
fsis saSs psffsf'ssi I-afiss-iy ard sifbas,
the sitahts-i hssif~f4.a sa saarh Tor ~ sFl-
eiSi srtish The rvear.is IN NY possession.
Hhtsh ai Pfutrr ufpe - sa5ss pr.,ss s,r.
rassstsi,ess sssT b. sivps 70 ths FaaIts. sbaa
be ~ FisdisHi'ee. i'-rssrsaily. hAss onty
isis % Ailt to- hsvs ot.eF hff5ra. sinss
hste hs~d ths agi-s - ii-trtut aftafupf. ks4
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IRA SAaA fsil'v iasti'g me-, ap5 ues a. TIE
Lr1.,sfsaiosf af irasisu.-Fs hss ,isrijsd To- thi.
issts oss that o. be statute q l'HIs4i.sa 90
arffel Wv terEr-.s isr7 tfrsFcstiHh. aEI
ibst he .ifsat4 q ines rr.3isp; - isssitats sas
IN tas E'sir Lastfs, h4vs saiy tsis e. .sT
that u tbV sVHsif - Tear ssss shsiI -se rF.r-
~ % sPrasat a catata Gee ft ihVss,igsts this
ualtsr. asa 4 -iisTi sFrraF t5aS base aajs-ilg
As7sfs1 rrs ~ ihtir bo3y. thsa a-l I msta
ssirh s'enemeaf. sd s ssrh fnzHsrf, aai 81
ssIeh Viso=. - 6,sy be aes3Esstei ani 50 uasg
h- femsatled hY tee TK-sFraa.r
CutH 'hsa shah reserve ta ss7stiftbs risht
O. ssFpss 70 tse Pab,,s u, . f.,fthsr, zach farfs
ne arr BE- ny kpgvisd--, ast Eay isCHa the
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17
F-a-a fts gss-.. PIG r.-ss--spf
Curious VIII Case 4 maa has Two
Wives and dtstfss his Property
between them


Wives and divides his Property
between them
>rsae l,no ur7s Is2t. lew JeaHing.
's.t a. essnm.rIIi uf oHtseTs IA Iai.sa
-s..s-a. Warren aaga'y t'aiu, aHd esue
'r t!i. ar1HlTy ant settle near k1mEssi
Iiz E''+ rcnsio~i t-hrri Elsb ihs ~la
s.r- srI ,Ienu,Hgs '.,sk another xLg
iig HsaI hsTs r.ih -I. sr,lpd uife 60
eaUsF E aero 8t-gi So. -4el be srji alt
's 'Hf8., yaflr. g.. -r Aa-s r.i. vie
s,""H O. perfect Of E'- 90 ibr p1r-ha-
.r. Huj sre .lus ht z1- ~ aif- back o.
a.r .uspds ta Nar- ..a ..rB'y, returned
sggu Ia che sAskrt, 4i i.sisa yI.isrc
lis r,na'n,T w,rh rbca.. Auw-rgr, aaiy
tH' year., Ubrn De .au. b4x t. lha
Hls, tr.uHed BIZ euHoe -jun With Eis
ste No ,, sud settled ~ E4sg Csmb-
ntEe la HfHry FaUB's. Earrs hs went
.ss1gi, soto sheen Isl-ls- .Ia8u,as- ;f-.
IA n'iy Tisitri iHis gstl .a aasiRv-s. aaF
dHrias one ui tis 'Ars.'.Bs brre. wis
ihFuva from h'siEsVra ssi - severely iu-
Jurri that h,s tts w. desraiFea of
" u3.e ytpg at tAv arY-r g o0s pG uur
rlGE,as, bv m4La u5s rHl whssh aas
sgrles-sd by Jamc, Atni--sau. sai Su,tb
tye VI J.pan.. -,rs rgsI however,
asa lived aa' ass SsvsspArs, whsn be
iT"I ~ Eis fsss4s0ss ~ i.tsy tumbF,ise
iho ualssi4 Tyslz1Hel ~ifh Ny ARA.
~,rr- The Wg4oE - % H-r the -.
JHsu uhp -, lsll. slth 3rruarrs az the
u.ss rl bis drr.a. a4as go I..sit "a
.rtrca af iha Wtii sst gui - garrd - ..t
% iata heT I,,s, sst,a ius,rsi 1T cleitp.
,r.a- u 10 he's, News 4 o-,F1ng ssi
irg sh.t, fiu.e aas sent .p ,he .auBiy
s..r 81 iieury r5aasy, asI bal a. syeuci
aud proved IL a., tyIni that ,As ds
.s-sei hsd ls.t b.. PrgPrny, amounting
- rau'o ~eyvs', - ,shy o. ,a~sli l,i-
iEr., about y,fn,.Y divided b.ta,cu be,
ts' a',rs sHI ther ISSUE The home
.trai 'n hast Cal4br,ssc. Joai4ia,ag s..,se
80 hundred scrr. u hri had been =,
cared to Ihe ser,nd ~ife W., J Phelps,
E.i at kieNvod. Vas named e1ecaior
"i lhe vail Os l.assisy i,s., sHeab Der
'i tEe iratsIa1'y 1t Sassvrs al L aioa
NI.i'st, Ohio, gbsIg thr asI NiFt ,gla
remaining, Wss Ia ihi, ciry ayklas Alter
her IHtrTests Toe 1tst1-T rras, atS some
Tsiber slpEasar girCa distances. bat we do
u"t irarH thai 'aere g. aHy Cushing be.
tsgru the tsr bF4He,ses 81 Jrnnspgs'
lsmi.y Boih .ei, " hslfs viii pg.b4Eiy
ac4u,ss,e "a ht- ii,pa-itiau Of hi. car,is.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH l7lsOO


Nsw, NJ spssAer, hats pssseBted ia
the Senate ell the isa,s snd testimony
that gave rise 70 ihs rsR,e,s pat sHasl
against ns, sud stAsl leave Il tb sou and
= iast public opinien. believing that Jos
tice sill eFeststa thoss who sesnmsased
the petsecutsns; ieaVipE the Si@Ie mat
iet ivf the public 20 decide IS te nay cause,
and the faeis zee mY sisdiestion.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17
AN oninion of naanhnr

\ subscriber hsviag iatetssgased ttc
editor Of the 81 Louis Psssksasrs5s,
whether ApArsgtaph Ia bis PAPER eeas
esraisg Hsoty Ward Bseshsr vas 80.
signed 10 express his aprpFsbssisn oi chat
Individual. be replies as kJlaas =
" We shusld sS sssaa thjBk ofesdoSslag
ps : pesWsseai resting place the nslias
saads or feaalssg Naloss Of tFoahlgl
sea AZ ssety ssesesAiss period be j.
sBaRl Va e Bes place he sMse adyaeA.
ted sbe slaims Of stresg niaasa paass
Thee Ne opposed these ssaimA Fis a,s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17

TBE NsTra~s WJfI-gg FIsE-tc-
sa-3iae % FEHy, trs vss flr n 'rag ti-s
uskuosa b. -aus- v' the sue.sut : ~
rsns. sui Wbsa Esxsia, ..be -..ebEsgei
al aoBtETl sb0Eed a - 1heH. 'hvy ErEs
assolass.y Ia EaPt1rss tss frFslaRsp
PhseblsisRs, Grl,S,, sai several JtasT
uaJi5Hs, aeta, s'ad-i ,aaI their EHesst0r,
Vc.e ouer siheai The Bss q a-s. NaG
the Chiussv eoet--s the sane oi thr.v rso-
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