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DLOODY RUN FOUNDRY

Ap n D MACHIN E SHOP.
THE subscribers are now prepared at theI
Foundry in Bloody Run, to fill all orders for Castings
Of every description for
GRIST IND S.4W-.MlLLS, THRESHING
MACHINES, APPLE MILLS, PLOUGHS and
all things else in line that may be needed in this
adjoining counties.
We manufacture Threshing Machines of 2, 4 or
Horse Power, WARRANTED equal if not superior
to any made IN the State. We keep constantly on
hand a full assortment of Wood Cock, Plug and
Hillside Poughs, WARRANTED to give satisfac-
tion, or no sale Points, shares and land sides to ft
all Woodcock, OF Seyler Ploughs in the county.
Farmers Bells, Ploughs aud Castings of our make
may be had al the store of
VIM. Hartley, in Bedford,
Londerbaugh & Pee, East Providence TP.,
John Nycum & Son, q
Times being hard, offer great inducements to
Farmers and Mechanics to buy of US.
All kinds Of repairing done in neat and substan-
tal manner and all work warranted. Call and ex-
anime our castings and work aud Judge for your
selves. Our agents sell at foundry prices.
JOSIAH BAUGHMAN * BRO.
March 90, 1853
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
w BEDFORD "a

MRS. S. FILLER would respectfully announce to
ner Trends in in Bedford County, and to the public
gen9laly' mat she has leased, for term of years
OF Fut and Inliana streets, Bedford Pa known as
me .'WASAlNGTON HOUSE, and lately kent bv
MRS. COOK. This house is being Thoroughly re-
rtted and returnished, and is open for the re-
ceptIon OF guests. Visitors to the esBFDFORD
SPKiNGS' and persons attending Court, will find
TINS house pleasant and comfortable temporarv
home-Every attention will be paid to the comfort
and accommodation of guests. The table will at an
tlneS De supplied with the best the markets afford
Charges moderate.
Extensive stabhng is attached TO this hotel. and
a careful and competent hostler will be in atten
dance. Special attention will be paid to the accom-
modaton OF the farming community.
March 30th, 1850
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THE SUNDaY-SCHOOL TIMES
This. is Weekly Religious Paper, published al
the very low price of

the very low price OF
ONE DOLLAR \ YEAR.
It is designed for Parents, TEAcHERs, and all
who engaged interested IN the religious
framing of the young II is also an excellent Fam
/ Y PAPER.
A portion Of the Sunaay-Schooi Times is occu-
pied with NARRATIVES and other matter partlcu-
laFly interesting 10 young persons. Tea, hers viii
find in ii much that they Will like 10 read TO their
cIassesIuterestpg matter prepared TO their hands,
and such as they cannot find elsewhere. For the
same reasons, members of BIbe-classes, and the
older scholars generally, VIII be greatly benefit
ed by the perusal of this paper.
The Suaday-Sclo0f Times has every week a re-
port of the choicest m-tter, selected from the NOON
PRAY Err MEETINGS, which are so interesting to
all clssses OF Christians.
Besides large amount of general religious intel
ligence, the Sunday School Tiaass contains all the
most ecent Sunday news. 1t reports all the
important CONVENTIONS of Sunday teach
ers. 1t discusses the questions which most inter
est and pepex teachers and parents, respecting the
various methods Of religious training for the young
the means of gaining the attention and the. afec-
conversion and bringing them 10 Christ. The sub
iect OF MissionSchools for cities, and OF Sunday
school missionary work for the interior, :s thor
oughly canvassed. Indeed, there is hardly a top
&c Of practical Importance to any who are intereS-
ted IN the subject of religious education, which is
not here brought under consideration from week to
week
The conductors Of this paper endeavol to remem
Der, that the great end of alt Christian effort IS to
biing men to Christ. They aim, accordingly, TO
put into every number OF the paper something
which shall have for ITS direct object the conversion
of souls.
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April 10.
TNO BUILDERS.

IL The subscriber is fully
prepared sto furnish any quantity or quality
Of Building Lumber and Plasering Laths.-
Orders directed e ST. ClairsvIlle, Bedford
county, will be promptly attended TO, by
givI1g a reasonable notice.
T, D, BEFGLE.
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A DMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

N A4h4-SJoi uA 0A y NNOlANEn
IN Notice is hereby given that Letters
OF Admin stIatioD on the Estate of Michae Fluck,
Esq, late of Hopewell township ded'd., have been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons bted TO
the said estate notified 10 make payment inme-
diately, and those having claims against the same
wjlIpTesent lhem property authenticated for settle
Tnent, SAMUEL s. FLUCK,
Admir-, residing IN the town Of hopew,lI.
MAY 3, Is6t-e,
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The above work is commended TO the favorable
notice of cIergymen, and those having charge OF
Sunday schools, Bible-classes, and public insttu-
tions.
1t is about nine feet long and six feet WIDE, CO.
lored and vanished, and mounted on canvas with
rollers.
authentic sources, and will be found an invaluable
aid TO those engaged IN lecturing the Holy Land,
il mpartng instruction TO school classes on the
subject 10 which II refers.
II aims to give exact idea of the city as 1t ap-
peared in ancient times. 1t is taken as "birds
eye'' or "baoon' view, the behoder being, IN
imagination, placed at considerable elevation, SO
as TO take comprehensive view of the city and OF
the whole country for some distance around.
The View is accompanied with an Outline Key,
in which the di iferent localities numbered, and
and Descriptive Manual containing all the nfor-
nation necessary 10 enable one TO use the View TO
advantage IN teaching or lecturing.
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A DMINIsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

IN Notice is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration, have been granted 10 the an
deIsigned, on the Estate ol Mary Magdaiena Hitch J.
ew. Of 81. ClaU Township, Bedford ceanty, dec'd.,
and all persons indebted SAID estate, reques-
ted 10 make payment, and those having claims
thereon, VIII present the same duly authenticated
Ior settlement.
DAVID HITCHFW,
May 2d, 1861. Administrator.
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Y L w A r :

4iIV VII w A R!
X SHOEMAKER y Co. Us. THE WORLD :
The undersigned have Just received large lot OF
fresh
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting, IN part OF Dry Goods, such as Cloths,
Cassmeres, Satinetts, Mems and Boys wear, from
the highest in price TO the lowest, Ladies' Dress
Goods Caheoes, OF which their stock is particularly
fine, Muslins, Linens, &c., &c. Also,
G r O c Z RI les
Of every description, such as Coffee. Sugar, Tea
Spices of all sorts, and everything generally kept
IN grocery store. They have also large assort-
ment of cheap and excellent
@ U E E " s ~ Il RE
which needs only TO be seen 10 be Appreciated
Thankful for past iayors, they respectfully soc it
a continuance of public patronage.
!. NJ. SHOEMAKER & Co.
May the 10th, '6l.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

TT @AH1OtD -NOK e.
- Letters tesla
tanentary the estate of of ia mes Williams, hate
OF OF Napier tP., Decd, having been granted 10
me Undersigned, all persons indebted saId
estate are requested to make immediate pavmspt
and those having claims will present them prop
eriy authenticated for settlement
JOHN WILLIAMS,
b, F. WILLIAMS,
April II, 1861 Ex,ors
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no R SALE,
OR EXCHAN NGE
nree c tracts 81 very choice farm land, contain
ing l6O acres in each tract, situate ON the Ulino,,
Centrla R. r. in Champaign CO., State of Illinois, 8
miies from the city of Urbana and / mile from Rem
'nal station on said road Two of the tracts adiou
rn ana one OF them has never failing pond of water
he city OF Urbana contains a population OF 5000.
Champaign is the greatest wheat growynr country
IN the State.
Address, F. c. REAMER
Bedford, Pa.
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- ODBOLD,
TUNER & REPAIRER.

of Pianos, Melodeons &C., has made arrangements
to visit this place regularly stated periods. The
next visit will be in October. Yearly contracts
made. Price for tuning S2.OO. First class pianos
for sale Orders 10 be left at the "Gazette'' Office
h. L. e. has permission to refer to the following
persons tor whom he has tuned
Hon. A. King, Hon. S. L. Russell, John Mower,
Esq, o. f. Shannon, Esq. ,!Dr. W. H. Watson, Rev
5, Barnes, Mrs. Freytet.
June 1890.
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DOCK POWDER
~ Just received and for sale by
Mafen "a A L. DEFlBAUGH.
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ANCIENT JERUSALEM.
A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
1903 METRIC I'll PICT II f E
OF JERUSALEM
AND THE SACRED PLACES

SURROUNDING THE HOLY CITY,
AS THEY APPEARED IN ANCIENT TIMES.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtMal.

B. F. Harry, Bedford Barndolar x Son, Bloody
Run G. 3. Annex, St. Clairsvilie }. Breneman,
Woodberry Geo. Gardill, West End J. E. Colyini
Schellsburg and by dealers generally.
Oct. -, 1860.
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RRUGS AND BOOKS.

JULIANNA STREET, BEDFoRD, Pa,
Tn tie stand formerly occupied By Dr.. F. C. Ream
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rarriu tftnY tthu.ml nui
ratNn Tm p hINf .milhf
tr Communicate eIfi
tnn Uutpfnuf ol 0.r f.t whence tha
,nl nwli.hurhnntfu waf m
hannl tItafaI. " Na nna aun nf
.lp tuf.I pmtnu w Amo.rp. nnd /
fh.ll oGptt,drIitf rph narrtr tl
fla nIaffr onfsr i,.nnn.u.Innft .
fU aal. unr .i..th pIlreefn0
IaH lr.u, tla Ifil. frl puf.Ir.
rr r.nI u ur. enM or M nnt
STATIC Boz h I.H' gut
.r iu. mI r.r..s 5000 ln
prn.nu.I .n AlrU ul tiu. l.a
.oIn.u.uy nm uf tu.nu tu fha
Dl.utm. .ri. lr n.h pnpo .uU
lo rejected of f tha cur. ..ue..
ppmfrl aho,r shpll no' have urIy. 4
da President .mll receive any prop.
osirion. Which may D. mHle ly auy
ra rnralle rcr an. oF mriy, vhl
vli umh satisfactory guaranty
lllt n.hua.roos vil he tmu ported
Ito Africa NM ,iero placed at lihcHy
wee 81 cAnen ,tpthi Government
4 Aul ~ no uah proposition llall W.
made wriinu reasonable timc, tlc
\ President ahall rau.c such ncuooa %
1 bc sold 70 public oitcry 20 lhc hIgh.
\ cst bidder. In nny one of th' States
where such rlln shall not Ne mconsis.
tent with ilc law. thereof, under
mch regulation. n. hc may prescribe.
me- proceeds of which salc, after pay
mr IN me expenses incurred hy the
Govcrnm ,nt IN thccap'urc. detention
1nd sale ot such uerrncs. and 10 th.
prosecution 0r The Offenders and tie
Forfeiture Of the property slall ).
paid one har 10 tie inloriucr &c hl
be bona fio mclu and the other hall
into the Treasury Of IN, Confederate
States.
See. :. Al proceeding. nlor thii
act. and all oncnscs against it. pro
visions. shall hc he'd and prosccnt
in the Di,tric. Court of the Confedc
rate Statos, held in the waters adia
r.u, 10 which thc ame may occur. ol
into whose ports the ycs u. may IL
. carried: and tbcyri,s. processes att
other mauda,c is.ui from sucl
courts fhall -un and b. enforced il
any States or itCcrfclcracy iyth'
. Marshall oil lis A,paty Of tie bi'
lrict IN uch atair .halI compose m.
. Ia 'hc tvcgu,ion Of this nc. amy Nf
/, .hll OF deputy may ssmmon o. l
/ posse ANY citizen or ci.ilgns % th
Confederate States.
. secs. Allproc' wings 'rr ol us'
/. committed against Che provisions g
, this ac', or Forfeiture incurred y
4 tbc slmc, F,all hN barred unless caW
, mrrecl within five wears from q.
;iiae the la'nc wore committed ~ IN
|. cnrrsl or from ,le time of .he d..
!. ,oyory Of the same.
- See. .. No transfer. or title 10 n
= innocent put 'liasc. wiihor, notice. "a
!. Or without yalrc. shall Interfere VII
/. such forfeiurcs. bui The samc sha
u b. declared 1t the instance of Any i
4 -.. a.. II 49,. 4. "a. e. r st.sa
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mi.H.I no.ol.rH p
InluI t
Nfnlf..H.M .mInr.uu'I
h.r fMI.thr $3.50
u mfi n0i
onrr pft lci
Mmunonu 500 nuIl.u
m.l punt u'u
l .iI. mIHU N
fnrr mmnmn HHirHH
FIn q, t'mka IutIrruap l
'iHmrrnm 90 ppu m m
rlUI mr.r b. 90 component
mtuipL not u'hueao pwH
dul nG ~
NID0T0'WI., article. nultut
mI .H1O.H ~
'luH u. . HmI.
vb..l wood tb component
pant, u1l ulhuNre pmuI.l
lut ID
NHmrnur .ra..l u "auh
woI .'ull .o No. r.m un'
material of ohmf value. u1'
otIuv.,c provided for -
\ Manufacture ~ hau ~
NnunInr'n m. -
Manufacture composed thHIi
~ COTTON, no, otherwise pro
ll,l tur. q
Manufacture. y goats hair. ar
mohnir, ~ II which goar
hair orm1hair shall Ne . com.
puu'u' material. not otherwise
provided Ton. ].
Manufacture cf SIN. orof which
silk shall he thc component
material, not otherwise proyI.
dci iur, i
Manufactures Of wurFt,d. or Of
which Worslcd Shall be- COM
pupnt material, not otherH.sc
provided Tor. !
Manufacture. If faX, not other
wise provided foT, ]
Manufacture n hrmp. no, 9th
crw,se provided lor. !
. Manufacture. II mohair cloth,
ilk twist. ot other miuuiic.
= tune ~ cloth suitable for The
E mgrulactgtr of shoes, cut in
slip orp1t;erns of the sizc rnl
! shape l0i shoes, slippers, bouts
4 b,rtr,., CATERS, 90 buttons.
exclusively. moi combined with
luii rubber.
MrrpIhciurcsof lnstings suitable
for .h,o. boots. boo,cc.. or
E, bul,ons. exclusively.
BagsIug. (Guunyl -; Coffee, re
Gn.no aud other fertilizers. lrrt
Iron IN hur.. etc., q. limc, ~
/, la~cs and Suear, - Bool rcl
:, olir'R, Illustrated Newspapers. !
Drugs IN crldc state, 10; Mc,lic
preparations, - dye wood. and =
tract, for dying, ! pcr cent.
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Rates af POSTAGE tu the Coufed-
crate Stutcs ~ America.

For tllc convenience uf our readers
and the puhlic generally. We have
preparcdthcfolloving .implifedstsss-
ment Of the rates of postage undsr
the act of the Congress Of the Con
fc,icratc States Of Americs. s'lsrtsd
on the 2ist Of February. lsbl. IL
must hs horne in mind that the act is
10 20 into effect s.froin and after such
a period as the Pcstmsstcr-Gcneral'
may. by proclamation Announce.
RATES Of POSTAGE
Bet,sssR places ~ifliS ~ Csrfs,'er-
dts States Of Amsrss,
on LETTERS.
Single letters not exceeding a half
utncc IN Weight
For any distance under 800 miles 5
cents.
For any distance over 500 miles.
10 cents.
An additions, single rate for each
additional half ounce NJ less.
Drop letters Z cents eseh.
In the foregoing cases. the postage
70 be prepaid by stamps OF stamped
envelopes.
aitcrsi.sj letters 2 cents each.
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DIR. NJ N. PHILLIPS

HAvtNCilnestsi ia the town Of Panels.
seu'l1gs bis professional services 70 The
t,iiasus generally OTss Wess ida " The
Squfr.. nsxt laor 10 W. y. Watkins Store.
Feb. 9, tS6D. ue.ly.
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Dr.. JOHN M. WRIGHT

HAs permanently located at hia resi-.
III ienee, in the town u Batssvills.
where Ne caa Be found BY these needing
his professional services.
Dee. 8. ls61. .i.sf
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rnaY NJ HsHI 0nata
lma w tul fai hos 4 W.
lnUa harni pho
mHfNNh mf ifn ! ! hafe heen
rW.h mtnIr n Gfeolay.
Il.. lft ~ make me
lluial ut $40 lala Colonel
HumHrf rVInf hrMm. iwYnf Hty
nni m raRn usnnl yhiIe w wife
uaN. .mni Haf Nell. I ptpm.
nDl IunHnl rn.IId. my slfe. ani
m. hm' Iu'y HDhr lll gat q
'0H0h hm. aplam...lhry cloak.
ini I0 ut m 'Ie nfhaffmh I wish
10 va' iho one Ior spHnpAcld
lhu pY
Ah, mf he Washington al lasi.
What pl,ce ~ inlesmansh,p that
uaa' Quito Iko lho Pope vben he es.
nped from Rome disguised asa foot.
mtn Nm ! dm immortal | hall
hc pm down In VANITY Fair IN my
nov costume, nud 81 down IN history
as the br olIhc American Presidents
vino arrived al h.a capital lihe ihiei
100 thc night What q good thing 1t
m 90 hn,r wife 10 tell one what 10
DO Things lpol shiky here, howcy.
or. tH pfrtty near baltimore. too.
Y WI hoiir trust 10 seward -at least
t'll The capitol y removed further
North lin, In clad nobody = hurt.
"pmNcE lipr. Robert Lincoln,
tln of ,hc President elect, who is
known now as "rrlncc Bob, is dcs.
tined % make his peculiar mark and
bc remembered by the people ~her.
ever be goes. ul the many rood
thing. told Of this boy IN Buffalo on
saturday, We heard the Iollpwingi
4 icF Day since, when Mis. Lin
coin was on her way homo from New
York. attended, by her son Robert
She ipund h.rscli ri Buffalo withou
o pass over the State Line Railroad
! For ,ha, link IN the chain Of railws,
between New York aud Springfield
r no provision,had been made. Aitel
! Mrs. Lincoln had taken her seat II
!, the cars. a, Buffalo. for the West
=, her son Bob entered the oilicc Of X
. \. Brown, E.q, the gcn,lcmanly Su
!, pcrintcndcn, VI ,he State Line rail
way, aud inquired il Mr.. Brown wa
4 in; Mr.. Brown responded, and in
quircd what wss vsn,edi His ID
icrognlor addressed him in sdbsssn
tally The following language,
. "iiy name is Dob Lincoln. I'm
e son of old Abc.-ihc old woman IL i
. the cars raising h--ll abou, her pssse
= i wish you would 20 aud attend !
o her =
I" ". Brown very promptly 6llc'
I out The requisite papers TO ensbl
Mrs. Lincoln aud family 10 ride owe
, bis road without payment offare, On
j. delivered them 10 her. !, Is probs
J BILE that the ''old wDmnh" gave Bo
!, no further trouble about the passe
on tha, trip.-- Roekss,cr Dem.
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
FOR PANOGA COUNTY.

HAvlNu business sll over the esu,sv.
IL tofsr mt sesviess as General cellses.
iu= Arsu.. Nswphis merchants will snt !.
10 their interest," 70 serd me their aesassss
fer caIlsctisu.
Rrrzrrsc<s-Gee. r. wrsss. n. n.
West. Hsrnsudo; Il. A. HimiItaa. John m.
" I. Memphis. JOHN y. JACKSON.
January 10, ls6n. s2-sf.
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AUCTToNEER.

TTAvIVG rcsesntlv received License
J from the Baarl II Police. / am now
prepared to sell all kinds ~ property a.
public veuiue, On short notice and asrssa.
Die terms. join r. JACKSON.
Dec. 9, 1850. ni6-sf
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DR.. 2. A. COLE.

uAviNG loestcd ivu miles sas. of The
town N pnntln tenders bis services
phvsieian end srigsjn % 'hs ueighhor.
ing public. febll.ni-Gm
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sET8 OF TBErB.
inserted upon tho mos. lticutiac plan.
s.Fstsat4p at-s4ff Ahu uffsf4

bt5 5HEobb FHH 81 ANN ~ We
sisa stalls treated. Great care taken and
f1rt,h1urii used in all operations. TIE
c.,lfs 81 The ,1va and ~ shbeih0gd vi.l
40 vsli - all afi sss before going else.
vhsrs ~ hive thTir vtgk periosmed.-
psiranr p. hiniiv s1lis',si
urgI.a-NeS, door 20 the rria;iur Ofiss
opr,site Cou,t Square.
lnIx .i, 800. n2i.tf
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SIMMONS s. CRUMP,
JC5EpH w. CLANTON,

.ji.DFH u 90 sgfr,
Pas c1A. Mis3.
6HTilL practice In pnnols nui ssroinl.
w ing committee. special t'teniun
~, On 70 ths collection u claims. anf bus.'
IL the Probate C0ur e.
February ~, 1851. M.ly
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MANSION HOUSE.

W>s- - esRS8s. PRsPsfErsR
- Having rrucurpi License Tor the
IL ssns, Ihavs ops1sI q regular Beard
ing Nous. IN me Western part Of sssn,
where ! an prepared 70 entertain ny frieni.
~ the meal. jsy. verk. NJ hv the month.
No rains spared 10 r-rder sstisfs<tisn-
WI. Z. rAENrr.
Pansls. Mar II. tss0. lsl,,.
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to, VA aeunf, e.a4afInlH. na
n.It. nndmtas 1t sfHml sn
HIH elb. mb aHsnm Boo tho
H uI mI n d mlu
MIf iam go. I.Du
A4fl. ll4 lL44ltha Dab
.lfl $50 dl lfu hwII .m. Ha
.pnth And asl ddnt vfiio oiI !
qHfrlu utHHru tlrr1nlrnt N
dll to-day u.s q Nas to good
.tl u hHIl hp iH. lWa
stffNIu pI,
los tl0Y D. laugh 90 my iohc' /
mn hive .Hr. nm, n m.. w..
vly d0d n3hod o.et fnd II ouf ho.
I1te Wnu was plnu Ul ihc
AaaIu. and back at fprir .hrld |
IunI liko French soups aui drc,.
c0ti What cn have hrcmuc "
npb
,toutu N,
nj ~,
49, :, '.'.... ~ W. ,i,. =, ,'..',',
Nm it'n. ILL., .il o.n,,, ,on
hour of il. thonsh Ms wmskrr.
certainly are hacymInn. We mu,
or 10 eostrlon: Horace insist
urm H. A. for II sine. poltlca
n.res.iiie. arc paramount. Sull
au. a b,,le sfraid oil a CsudIe lecture
B1bmn.t have lost hi, .p,cch.
.txru IA,
n prI II r. #
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"" IN p - -. ;" Ill ~ | ~, -, u" !
"''' III. : ~ " ! % aoo"'' " % V'' 4,
49, - a..
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