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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
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Ma. EDITOR IL saw in the last Republican
a prescription for Franklin 'to take a little
green cainep tea and go TO bed" This was
uncaled for, so the learned DocToR gave it
gratis. In return, would advise him to
consult his spelling book and learn the
orthography of catnep, before he gives any
more prescriptions, or else he will be con-
sidered a quack in medicine as well as in
politics. If Franklin is green, it follows as a
natural consequence that the DocToR is
goose, or else he would not peck at him.
In the same paper is communication
from 'NoT FAR FROM FRANKLIN" which
contains several Misrepresentation. The
first is, that Mr.. Brockway preached his
sermon" in the same house week pre-
vious 10 the discussion. This is one of
your big kind, for MIR. Brock way never
''preached his sermon,' or made any pub
lie speech in this township previous to that
discussion. He should have known this if
he is "Not far from Franklin" Second,
"4incoln didn't receive as many votes as
Curtin" This is like the first, there is
nothing of that kind in the Democrat, but
that Curtin had twenty meiorify and The
"Rail Splitter three nothing said about
the number of votes. In the third place,
he gays, that ';most of the hearers we're
from Catlawissa town and township Not
so there were not more than six voters
from tina, town, although the "boys" were
there, whom the DoCroR advised 10 go in
and see fair play.
Again: ''5oys should not seek 10 take adj
vantage Of honest PERSONS" Well, keep all
OF yonr honesty, only tell the truth here
alter for honesty and falsehood are quail
lies Of an opposite nature, and cannot dwell
IN peace together. The great change in
CattawiSsa has but little TO do with our sub
ject Lincoln did not receive one more
vote than Curtin, and as 10 Fosters vote.
that was divided between Douglas and
Breckenridge, so you cannot make much
out of that, can you
You may think that one "nigger" is as
good as another 'nigger' and if he is
lille better, too, have no objection what
ever; and as his komly about white man
not being equal to white men, does not aP
pear very clear 10 me, will let that pass,
p-esuming that he thinks "nigger" IS as
good as white man, bu that it takes white
men 20 be equal 10 white man.
Remember that those writer's you refer
TO, are not hard mp Tor subject matter, nor
uneasy about their political doings.
- Few REPUBLICANS" of Franklin, COM
menced, and since the last election il ap-
pears ,hey have left aaJ are 'Nor FAR FROM
FRANKLrN,' but far enough not 10 know any
thi"g aboGi. the affairs in FRA>ErlN---
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Bank Directors.

We learn that al an election for Directors
OF the Bank OF Danyille, on Monday of last
week, the following gentlemen were chos
en-, viz:-Ed H. Badly G. M. Shoop, Thos.
Woods, C. H. Frick, NJ o Gr:er, P. Badly,
IT,, of DanvilIe. P. F. Maus, Peter Bright,
oi Valley VIM, G. Hurley, VIM Sloan, Of
Bloomsburg. Gilbert n. Fowler, of Fow-
lersyille. J. v. GoodIander, of Milton. Fer
dinand Piper, of McEwensvile-
Ed II. BIady, Esq, was unanimously re-
elected as President on Tuesday of last week
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The Banks.

The bank statements, both of tho city OF
Philadelphia and New York, exhibit rather
an unexpected decrease in loans, after all
that has been said about expansion; and
the fact Of very liberal discounts Tor the
last three or four days shows how severe
had been the contradiction for the three
days proceeding. The decrease in specie
at Philadelphia is s7oo,ooo, and like
amount in New York city. in the Two
places there is decrease in the deposits
for the past week of over three and quarter
uilEons-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

Some of these means We have already IN
dicated, and we would MT have Democrats
TO lose sight of them for we cannot begin
10 repair the damage done TO the Demo.
cratic party at too early day. Tie most
important OF these agencies is The press
Auend 10 the circulation of sound Demo
cratic newspapers, in order 10 counteract
the influence Of the Republican papers that
are spread over the whole land. This sho'd
be attended 10 quietly and ndus,riously.
without delay, as the surest means OF build
ing up the influence OF the party.
II is also necessary that the Democratic
party should place itself in position 10
take advantage OF the mistakes and bunders
! of the Republicans. By this we mean that
we mus: cease ouarrellng among ourselves
if we expect 10 make any impression upon
the enemy. There will be some uneasy
the ashes OF old controversies, and if we
heed them the party will be kept constantly
! in hot water. We should regard the late
bitter fight concerning Presidential candi.
| dates as fought out, exhausted, terminated ;
and every man as an enemy who thrusts il
upon us for miSchierous and faclious pur-
poses. Let the dead bury their dead. We
can't dragoon each other into endorsing one
side or the other, but we can agree TO for
gel controversy, and make common cause
against the Republicans, and so place the
party in position 10 take advantage OF the
mistakes and malelactions of the common
enemy. We must hold them up 10 the
strict performance OF the many obligations
they assumed during the campaign, and
show the people how they were cheated
into the support of party whose only IN
! huence is evil and if this is properly ac
complished, as there are sure 10 be proPei
opportunities, public confidence must ne
cessarily be Withdrawn from the Repnbli
can party and given once more TO the Dem
! ocralic party Patriot and Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

Ma WILLIAM HEkRIE. the well known
landlord of the "Union Halr' Hotel, has
Just been finishing his new stable. in place
OF the one lately destroyed by fire. 1t is
now the neatest and best appointed stable
connected with any hotel in Town, having
'a place for everything and everything in
its place." The old "Union Hall' is COM
ing out brighter and cleaner and greatly
improved since the late scorching and The
removal OF :he old shanties from The Court
House lot brings it out in all its glory.
Long may it wave," &c.-DonvtRe Dem.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

TERaa OF THIS PaPER.-The Star OF me
North is issued every Wednesday morning,
on excellen, paper, al the low sum OF s. 80
per annum, strictly in advance or If not
paid within two months, s2Oo-or one
year, 50 so. Town subscribers, furnished
~ the Carrier, Si.75, invariably in advance;
and Clergymen half price, absolutely 80 =
Our terms are easy and We hope 10 have
them lived up 10.
We should like to engage the services of
a frsi-raie person 10 canvass Columbia
county and receive moneys and suoscrip-
tions for the Star. To such al one good
wages will be paid.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

TIE GEsEsEE FARMER.-The December
number of this excellent agricultural journal
Is on our table. We would again recon-
mend the Genessee Farmer 10 all who want a
good, sonnd, practical, reliable agricultural
and Horticultural journal. 1t costs.onis 90
cents year. A new volume commences
with the next number. Now Is The time 10
subscribe. Send the fifty cents in stamps
10 Joseph 9artis, Rochester, N. Y, or ge,
one of your neighbors TO join with you and
send dollar for two copies.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
MARRIED..

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. R. Kelley,
MIR. WILLIAM YOUNG, of Jackson township,
and Miss ELvIRA SHULTz, of Benton, both
of Columbia county.
On the both of October, 1860, al Shi'o,
Indiana, by The Rev. Mr.. Barker, Mr- DAN
IEL MILLER, and Miss KATE VANSATrA, for
merry of this place.
In Linneus, Missouri, on the lth Novem-
her. 1860, by Justice Smith, WILLIAM X.
WILLIAMS, (iormerly Of Bloomsbury Editor
OF the Linneus Democratic Bulletin, aud Miss
MARY McCABE, of Sullivan county.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. w. Good
rich. at Jacob Goods Hotel, in Orangeville,
MIR. SAMUEL SHAFFER, jr., 10 Miss CATHARISE
SElGLER, both OF the vicinity OF Bloomsbury
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters o.
~ Administration on the Estate Of George
Fetierman, late OF Locusl township, Colun
bia county, deceased, have been granite
by the Register of said county, 10 Reuben
Fahrinser and Jonas FettermaD. both resI
ding in the township and county aforesaid
All persons having claims or demands
aoains, the estate of The decedent are re-
ouested 10 make them known to the Ad-
minis,raiors, and those indebted 10 the es
tate 10 came forward aud make paymen
without delay.
REUBEN FAHEINGER,
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia
County, to distribute the money returned
by The Sheriff as raised out of the sale OF
the real estate of Josiah B. Dodson, amcuS
the creditors of the said DodsoH, according
10 law, will attend TO the dutes of his sp-
pointment, at his office, in Bloomsbury, on
Tuesday, the 27ih day OF November. A D.
1860, a, ten o'clock in the forenoon, when
and where all persons having claims asatns
the said Dodson are required 10 present the
same. or be debared from coming in upoC
said fund WESLEY WIKI,
Oct IT. Is6o.-4w. Auditor.
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Congress-,

On next Monday, will meet in session =
The trouble OF electing Speaker this ses
sion will not he before them. The first
proceedings will be the reading OF the Pres
ident:s anpual message. II is ready for
delivery, and most anxiously looked Tor bY
the public The Secretaries are slow, it is
reported, in making ont the various Reports,
such as are put forth each year, from the
different Departments.
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FuTOre Among the Ladies.

There il Just now a sensation among The
fair sex eSneriaEv -ii-,------i-- ''0'' ST.
make their sweet faces more fasciuatlng.-
The want of an article devoid of pernclous
ingredients, for clearing and heaulifying the
skin, has long been felt. Certain members
of the Ton recognized as leaders OF the eau
mode, have al length discovered this great
desideratum in Dr.. Holoway's balsamic
Ointment. which they have unanimously
adopted and recommended to their numer-
Gus circle Of friends. This unique prepara-
ton pefmeateS the vesicleS OF the skin, and
imparls freshness and bloom TO the com
plexou unequalled by any OF the pernici-
ous cosmetics which are advertised 10 effect
the most exiravagant alterations, little short
OF changing the Elhiopian's Skin DR.. Hoi-
loway's Ointment is entirely composed OF
simple vegetable extracts, innocent OF all
mineral ingredients yet certain in lis opera
tion on all eruplive disorders Ii relieves
the pain aud smarting, and allays the m
nammalion of srald-. burns. &c. For chill
pains, frost.hiles, cracked lips, chaPPed
hands, and rough skin 1t has no equal. II
sooihs the irritation, .aud cools the itching
aud burning anguish which attend the e
disorders. 1t shoud be on every toilette
table and no mother of family should
ever be without supply in the house for
the inmumerable lille accidents 10 which
childhood is liable. Dr. Holloway confident
Iy recommends this Ointment for any OF the
above maladies as It's action is unattended
with the periIs which characterize the ef-
fecls OF modern Ungnents. At the Frazer
River Diggins the value OF these medicines
is so Justly celebrated that Peddlers have
frequently Obtained al ounce OF gold for a
small pot of the Ointment, when scarcity
prevalled-the Gold seeker knows that with
the Pills and Ointment in his possession he
requires no other medicine, every man pro,
yides himself with a store of these medi'
camenls as safe guard 10 his health ant
well being Ladies Mdgasme"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

Ma. E.. o. GooDRIcH, of the Bradford
Reporter, has been elected TO the Office Of
Proshonotary for Bradford county, and in
consequence we are likely to lose him from
The editorial corps. This Republican county
no doubt has made good selection.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
DIED.

In BIoomsburg, on the 22d inst, LEWIS
Gsoss. infant son of Samuel and Abigail
Gross of this place, in The 2nd year OF his
age.
In New Port, Johnson county, Iowa, on
Sunday the 1Ith inst, Mrs. - vile OF
Daniel Corderman, (formerly of this place.
aged % years, months and p days.
In WIlkesbarre on The 10Th inst, VIM F.
twin son of William and Eliza Pryor, aged
II wears. 2 months and l3 days.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
Auditors Notice.

In the O,phon's Court # Columbia co., ESs
Of Christian SchsH, deed.
THE Auditor appointed BY the CouH 10
make disiribution OF the balance IN the
hands OF John Mccormick. Admlnistrator.
with the will anneyed, oi Christian Sche!l =
deceased, amongst The heirs and legal rsp
resentatives of the decedent, VIII meet the
parties interested for the purpose of his ap-
poinrmsnt on SATURDAY, the oath day Of
November, 1860, at % o'clock, A. NJ, =.
the office of r. F. Clark, Eco, in Blooms
burg. WELLlNGION ii. ENI,
Auditor.
Boomsburg. Oct. II, lS68.-4w.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

SHEaIrr MILLER is prepared 10 furnish
any person with stationery, Of every des
cription, who may desire it, as cheap as
can be had elsewhere, and just as good an
article. He keeps on hand many articles
in this line, and is prepared to supply all
orders promptly and in satisfactorily man.
ner.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
Hon. Henry K. Strong,

prominent public man, of this State.
died suddenly, at the St. Lawrence Hotel,
Philadelphia, on "Wednesday last, in the
64th year OF his age.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
HEALTH AND IT'S PLEASURES,
OR
Disease With Its AgOnfes :,
CHOOSE RETREEN THEu
HOLLOW AVS FILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

What is more fearful Than a. breaking
down oi the nprvon~ p, stem To he excl
table or nervous in a small degree is most
distressing, for where can a remedy he
found There Is one :--drimk but lins
wine beer or spirits, or far better. pone :.
take IN coffee, weak tea being preferable;
get Ill the fresh air you can take thrse or
lour Pills every nigh; cal plenty of solids
avoiding the n>s OF slpps and these gold''
en- rules are followed, Iou will be happy
III mind aud strong III body. and forget you
have any nerves.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.-
# tisre il one thing more Than another
for which these Pills are ga famous IL il
their purifying properties, especially thsif
power ui cleansing The blood from sll i'm
puriiirs aud removing dangerous aud sus-
pprdpd .erreiions. Univer-aliy adop'ad "a
The one grand remedy for female com ,'lain'f
they never fail never weaken the -vsrrH,
aud always bring about whar is rrquirei.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF
APPETITE
These feelings which su satden IA most
frequently Ari-e from annoy anrrs or lronh-
L.. from oHsruried perspiratiou. or from
raisH2 aud drinking wha; ia unfit for "a,
TINS dIsofdrring the Ever aud stomach
These Or.Hnr WuSi ne rcSulat"d u yen visa
In he we'll. The PIli-, !! Iake1 according
to the printed instructions, will qaickiy r--
store a healthy aciIon TO bolh liver aud
stomach. whence follow natural
sequence, a eord aP2s'i,e aud clear head.
! In tn- Ea~t aud W--i Indies sraicely uny
Other mrdIcrnr is ever used for these dIs.
ordsrs.
DISORDERS OF TIE KIDNEYS.
IL all dissa.ss affecting these orszus,
whr;hrr they rerrsie ton much or ION little
water; or wh-Iher Inc? be sffiici"i wHh
! ,.r0u. or gravel. nr win aches aud pau
~ tied ia he l"iu- over The Trsin"s oil ile
Eiiu-ya. ih-<- Pill shnnld DO taken srsar-
ding To 'f- printed n-ruriIon- directions,
aud ilr o. lnI-nt srhoulsi b- we'll rubbed
into the m4li of the back AT hsi iItns. T.ii<
Treatment will give almost iTnme hate roiiet
whru all 0'her mraus have laid.
FOR STOMACHS our or ORR Ell.
No nsdirIne will 20 sH-ciually improve
The rol.- Of tn. siomarh a these Pitt; IS-r
remnvs all acIdIit, ocra-Inn-d 5I;her ny
inrmp~rancs or inpr''-r di-i. Ihsy
artIou: ihry ar. wonderfully sfIisacihu. IL
ca<,s ni -pa-m-in fact Ih-y lsvrr tail ia
gurlig all disorders ot tiis Ia 81 all .i0mgo..
U,RawIu's TiI4 are The best remedy kaorSa "a
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
afficial Yute Of PennSYlyania

We publish below the official vote of all
the counties of Pennsylvania for President
and Vice President, with the exception of
the county of Forest, which, at the October
election. gave 60 majority for Curtin.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

A sommunieafien 10 another co luEan Of Cur
rzper, signed aFranklin,n talks .acls TO Dr.
John in plain Saxon. Dr.. Joan and. his
so,xp pcndents, appear 10 be giYen, Of late, 2
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

CAUTION m-NUEe are genuine url---
the words Hoiiowav. NV Ink sud Lon
don are tI-rrrnsble a. a WGfsr hn1rh ~
ev-ry leaf oi the book OF dirsctIo"s ~rouu..
each pot or box the -am" NAV bt p,aiplF
,een hy hoi.iing The iecf 10 The hght a hand-
-onr reward will b- gwen 10 any on-
rendering such information may lead 4"
the detection oi any parry or pa,tirs eouE
lrrf-ilIug the med'c'n-~ or vending tbs
same, knowing rhrm to b- spurious.
- Sold a: the M4uufscIorv OF Profe
HolioSav, so Maiden Laue New York an
by all re,peca5 D1ng2i-'s and Dealer. =.
Medicine, throughout the clSilIzrd wofk'
in boxes al 25 crnts, 90 cents and 8 earL
V- There is considerable saving by IL
king The larger sizes.
N. B-Dreciions for the guidanes Of p
tents in every disorder ara affixed 10 es-
box.
October, II, 1860.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
To Persons
OUT OH EWPLOXN NENE.
AGENTS WiNTED TO SELL
THE
ERIE SEWING liiCHTN

NETE will give Commission, ~ waae-
w at from S25 TO 500 per month. and
expenses paid. This is new Machine,
AMI 50 simple in IT, construction that a
hid Of 10 wears can learn n operate II 10y
half an hours instrurtion. II IL equal u"
any Family Sewing Machine in use and
the prize IL but Fifteen Do,iar-.
~ Persons wishing MI a2"nrv will al.
dress J n. BOiLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
noy2lw6 MILAN OHIO.
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Flour and Feed Delivered !
THAN THE CHEAPEST

UNHE undersigned has made aHlnse
i ments that will enable him 10 deliver
Flour aud Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per
cent. cheaper than any BODY else IN town.
His prices are as follows:
Flour 81 25; Corn and Oats ChopSl 30; j;
Corn and Rye Chop 81 65; Bran 81 lo;.
] respectfully solici, share OF The pn6lic
patronage. MUSES. Cor VI lEA4'
Boomsburg, June IA, 1860.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28

H,Raw1ys m. ore The best reo'4fy kaorsa "a
ne tcyiid for the joiipir,n-; di.s,sss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS!
-AsD-
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern states, iacluied 81 that s''i'''H d
| the up,oa shi'h - most widely kn""o 10
New Eatl,nd. CO tain thri0y. industrious. 'a
,eilierut t,eoplr, Who have achieved an uaeum-
n,an dear,- ~ pfosperiyi with a ehn''s a.
trr,ns, a., log o. some cunsiiiniios' nnda 'oiI
mall fertility, The, have coaiu'ed a. sufrss'
r.,,. favored cumninaiiies in ain'o'i svsrlih'Hg
,b,t eoniuees o. soeial coniHi and hinpirss.
tf,f,,tssaiely they are ucrlsinasll fu al's'ilfl
!, i-,.ic... nni msaisl rulivii''n that th'y No.
,l.e, the prrctutous which az" essential :" b"di'
/, heath. p,fpep.ia and phlsicil debility arc
n,c,,irot ataaag nm classss The first disease l.
,,,,,l,rsIh, ,asttsation 90 the digestive ofgaa',
,,b,,b ,rc g. susceptible of deung'meei. Ihou'.
,o,l. ,s. 400 pi,ing the pcnaliy 81 the n'sirci'
an, suffering daily che most t'linf p''n'' almost
,,,h,u, hone of fcl,sf. The, ha'e ooms 10 l.s'
G.,. that the,f a,lmcnt 10 chfunic. and that hey
me-, lar with ito the cod. IL gra''hs' u' ~.
s,,.I,vsl, a. aunouaco io these Afflicted ind, b..
al. ib,t ihr, ma, NV command 4 remedy oi ua'
ou..,,.u ,lle poieac, snd yir'ur, wh'ch has n''rf
-, Lno.n 90 i,,i ~ al o,.es ~ digestive wraA
me-. os d,aaseu,sui. Ilundrr'is Of longp'' '.r
read, tn gr,,s si-J4-ut in pf'iss 81 ih's w"...i.
G,l e,alarfrs pi t,.frp.ia. wh''h % A"own a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03
DR. !. uosTETTER's
S t o n a O h 3 itters!

uy, Al a numerous class Who devote Themselves
a., It,s,, ani Other scdrnnry Trfsuits, ant Boz
,,,..uusr.r IT a vant ot phis,'al ,N'rci'', De-.
,,fps Inc yirtims 81 iauguaf sni d'hiili,, ufhout
p.,,s 90 sppsitr. have hitherto 'H"-hi DO sria
~, .o,,r ip, lufatnr. lt gIting mstisius, h..s
elects uron ihr s,'isni fh'l le 'H'h 'i'''' af
,,.,,n,..nt. ph,.isiaus 81 sminsacs, 'u. goo.
t.s,ll, ,,1a,inI.i With che rsJurrusuI. no
ba,,, I,rr. rammsni nu~II1fIt'~ lir.
TINS a. the slirsi Bui sv iirst siiuu.lri iH lhs
r,,r,,tys suf, r.,. 90 Doe ., sfrtI ,rt tis0nrr '
A. b.. .t.f.s thr appetite. give it.h rfr.f FL. f..
.iivr.t,,. .reans. s,nds ihs Blood ttfur.' mo-
,sis. 81 iih IL rafr lively ru'''Hi' s"ffr,H ....
.J.,r. A.. iI,lfss.ion of.Tifiis. ari hs ..HI .
a.. t.in.l..i,r ~ tu.inrss wrh rhfrI.HI h.i.f
ana active m.ui. luhAc nihtr pralrI..s s .l
have irfr devised &C. ihr sHur l' J-.f, iHr IIl.
TINS DO ne lst srasuuI.. .ri'I,, 'f viiH ... OBJ.
80, rsfufr--thr irdururr aiths frms' Dol I.s..r..
ApI li1 f.iieutvil i-it gitr sHius i.IrHi.II. Dol.
,r.i4f. uf.f.f e1str..r. AFTER che frIIrI Ir..
,f,,isl. hs ueeI irlf uo rrturH 'i f1f Hr .....
rb. Islll,t, nttufal Or the sHrtuIrIHfHI .. |. no
,,.,o th, ilttI, frame is a'su l..If 'f'.' H.. ..t
,.,.,t .ttsusfhsninf m,iirIHr, tbus '"HH.. .. f..
,-.It,,.,.. thr,r dscIiaing dsls iH rIts,t. Zoo.
,b.fe,. thry au u1e fHH..irg rHI ..'H#r
u,.Lrs.. snI nrfvuusnrsH. w. fhu f..sHi.r
,... fpsaplr. ilOSTETIEl'~ HlIItli~ H1y
h. sommsu Ird lei invslulh.'. Tho rturIft.rs.i
tkts tnvt eHfafHT have tu aliiiiHnt Goo aIhI..HH
49,, ,, a..uf,ps Nar.iag Nnihsfs thli ihst 500
f,I OBJ. hitt,f. tls .ais.t aui Lsstuf rr...ul..s.
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