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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
1Acujr1I
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
4 Rare Opportunity in DcIigh0d and Heat
thy Climate, IlUmty-fve Miles Southeast
Of Philadelphia, on ill., Camden and
AHdnhc haiiroad Neto Jersey.
latottal

An old estate consisting NJ several thou.suds IT acres
OF productive soil hos been divided into farms of various
sizes 10 suit the purchaser population VI some three
thousand from various parts VI the Middle states and
New England have settled there the past three years
improved their places and raised excellent crops The
price ut the d is At the low " So 60 $50 per acre
The soil Is Of the btstquay Tor the production Of Wheat
CoNsiDFitED TiiE BEsT FRuiisOiL in 1nE
UNION. FIVE ACRE LOTS RANCE FROM $50
10 $3.50 Crops " grain grass aud fruit are grow
ing and he by examining the place itself
correct jndgnt hc furhcd N the producyehess o.
the land Inc terms me nsdr easy ~ secure the rapa
Improvement of the land. which is uAy sold Tor actual
Improvement The result has been that within he past
three years FIVE hundred houses have been erected
twu mills, steam four stores, some forty 'nryatds
and peach orchard planted and large number oi oheI
improvements, making il dcsir-sc and active place Of
business.
II IL t. NJ A II X IT, II
Asthc reader may perceive ftom its location,
is THE BEST ~ THE UNION
Produce bringing doubt, The price haH ia lsaaiions away
from the cts. and than dsusle the price than in the
West II Is knuwn that The earliest and best fruits and
vegetables ia thi, latitude from New jersey and
are annually exported 10 the extent Of millions.
in locating here the settler has many advaniAEss lie
IS within few hours ride ofths Eres cities Of New Eng
land aud Middle states he 10 near his old friends and
associations, he is To- sctled country where every i'm
noycmcn, and COMFORTS At hans lie can buy every ar
ucc lac wants at the cheapest price aud sell his produce
in the highest. On the West this is reversed he has
school of his children divine s'rViee, and will ENJOY an
open winter and del ghiul climate, where fcYefs ut
tcy unknown Thrfcsult ufttt chsuGs upon those fiom
the North has generally been To- rcssrs ssm to All eS-
cclcnt state Of health
In the way OF building and improving lumber can be
Obtained az the mills ~ me rsis N SO ts tpsr hous
every artce can be ubitnts ia The place COED csrpsn-
a. hand and there 10 place TO- the Unsn where
buildings and Improvements ctn be isadc cheaper.
The reader will At once he struck with the advantages
here presented aud ak histtf why the property has
not been taken up bsisfs. The reason IT, never
thrown In the market and unless these statements were
would he invited the Ianu be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

70 The Chicago Tribune reports that re-
cent heavy rains had seriously damaged the
wheat crop. The stacks were penetrated bv
The rain, causing tee grain to sprout,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FBANcIsco, Sept. is.
The sloop-of.wAr Wyoming and the revenue
cutter Joe Lane have been sent in pursuit Of
the ship Ashland, probably loaded with guano
at Georges Island She belongs in New Or
leans and would be con6'cated.
Tho Second mate and Ave men deserted
from her at Ebda Island, of the toast Of Low
CT California. They assert that the Captain
is rebel, and treated Northern men on board
with strange cruelty
Soon after the arrival Of the clipper ship
Sea Serpent, the revenue officers seized Sl2,-
600 worth Of tobacco, consigned TO Green,
Heath a. Ollin, on information received that
the property belonged to Southern owners.
On Saturday, large lot Of tobacco that
came on the ship swordfsh, which belonged
to the same company, was seized on the re-
ccpt Of the same kind Of information.
Reports from tho interior show that the re-
cent appeal TO the military spirit OF the people
had not been 10 vain At the rate companies
are offered, five regiments will soon be filed
up
Six companies Of infantry that have been
cncampcd near San Francisco, being part
Of the 1900 called for service ON the overland
mail route, have been sent 70 Los Angeles.
This unexpected movement, coupled with the
recent information of the sudden departure OF
the troops already in the South for San Bcr-
nardino, would indicate that Gen. Sumner has
intelligence Of want Of Unionism among
the Southern sympaihizcrs in that part Of the
State, which arc hidden rom the public. The
entire overland iurcc is for the present to be
stationed at Los Angeles.
A new directory of San Francisco estimates
the present population of the city at 1929.
composed OF 10000 white males, $1,000
white females, 5000 Chinese and 1000 ne
groes. The city gguod HIPS votes at the
recent election
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
SrARKsBono', Sept. %, 1861.

III
MIR. Enron 81 notice in your daily
journal of Sept. 10Th, you announced the
exhibition ofa remarkably large tomato weigh
ing lone pound and ten ounces" suppose
it was raised by Henry Barnes" of Mont
pelier, and | further suppose it is the best
you can do; allow me to state through the
journal" that tomatoes here, grow very
much larger for example, have Just seen
one weighed and measured, which was raised
by Sidney Sayles Esq. Of this place and be
assured it is a sample Of our ordinary sized
tomatoes. IL measured in circumference
twenty inches, and weighed two pounds,
good and strong; when you beat this in
Montpelier" please save few seeds for us
II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
VHE Only FNETARATI0N HAVING
ESPEL uF DOUBTS uF ALL

For o'aic,m'n, judges. Editors Physidaus " ihe
oldest schools as vel - uru, eirc their urQua ifcd
sAueu"h ane f'usnm'nd d Tor D4sfe Of crupsus aud
diseases ~ the scalp ard brains bn VII. h,r used il
UNITS in tcslmg thai Do vii pir,otc tho hsr horn be-
.s gray eid frH falling U 49, age, IS wei. q, restore.
OAK G.orr. S. C.. Juc 2ith. 1850
Pfnf.O Wood lfar SIf--leUr llaif lsc,t,ratite
is rapidly i,iii.tg ui uaiity BOO tlis community. Ih.ye
tA "rcts '' A' IJl1lee' as4.s. and give your llaF
Restorative prffeOt .i.--
nurug he scar I,ji ~. 81 utfItuna,e a, 20 be
ufo"n f,hn uf ruhf against rock ntsr thc roadside
h"m uh'eh my bead recci'ea terrible blow. ,ausiue
si'ai n, ny ffal' H,h rHrl tulc-tti to thc brain
and c1frnsi surface ~ NE hrtd from The effects N
Sul'h n5 hSf Va finally dt'togsd yer the entire
hee n the head From the TIME frs' discovered its
aIlli"s n"rt'sr ur FOO ht time a. Us total disappear
Ahce' 1nuloJtd everything could ihua of being a
professional uan ml SELF and ih1urht nnfer,fai a.
every prescription advanced
Thee aud nu other cirfumsarcrs induced me 60 ~.
sort 20 your worthy Hair Rs.otati,e which have ov-
cry reason To believe pfvhesd very happy rr.ult so
head Of yonug hair a. ever nw for which crftairv
owe you ml tingIs thsuk' Hest a~urtl. dear sar.
over, ssli uss my iHhusucr. vhph nater myself 10
say Is Dot lii!r You can publish ihis u you think
W"VJ- l"ufsi very tt'prpuNls
Ohiee of ihe }, aer,onisn PAiippi V. Dec l9h ISIS
Dear Sr-l feel il my duty rsI as my pleasure 10
STATE 10 you ihe following Circumstance. which you can
t'e as }'4 mink proper gentleman Of this place ia
A"ytr) has bcsn bald ever since bis cary youth. so
much -, ihAt he vas compelled to v,na wig lie was
induced 70 use bottle u your Hair Restorative which
~ ntea very much aad shsr using or BOTTLES
h' hsr gre" OUT quite luturiGutly, and he nav ha,
handsome head ofhAr 1hs gsutlsiusns name ia Brad.
I9d ana Is very well kno~n in adjoining counties
"u caa sell great deal ~ your Hair Restorative in
This aud adjoining counties, II you have the agcnfs
Nuf', &c, THOMPSON SUROHNOR
DR. Wood Dear Sif-rermit me 70 exnress the olli-
Hsipn' am under loI The ,nue restoration Of my hair
~ is original color; about The 'nr OF NV arrival In me-
United states Il uas rapidly becoming gay but upon
the application fysur liar Restorative" il soon re-
COVERED its original hue, s. THALBERG
The kcstorativs isput up in bottles Of three sizes
va large medium, and small the small holds - pint
ana retails for one dollar per bottle the mediums hold
AZ hast trtn) per cent more in preparation than the
small, rstas for dollars per bnt. the large holds
quart 40 per cent. more in proportion and rtails fr
81 bottle. o. j. WOOD CO., Propfietors "a
nroadwal New York, and ia Market Street ST. Louis,
No Aud sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
bFMefN IS cowG6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

GREAr EXPECTATIONS or THE REnEts.--
A New Yorker in England writes that he
met at Liverpool two intelligent Sou'hcucrs
who had just arrived, and who explained to
him upon what the rebel leaders base their
hopes OF success. They SAID that they ex-
pccted pence party would soon spring up in
the North. especially in New YORK. city. Ar
Engagements were in progress, they stated, for
peace meeting, winch will be held in New
York, between the 9Th Of November and the
10Th o. December, probably about the 4th or
jth Of December. Thirty thousand people
they expect will be in attendance, and the
President will be called upon to issue pro-
clamation declaring &c, sation Of hoslilitics,
or proposing an armistice for the purpose Of
seeing what terms Of peace could be had
The elder Of these gentlemen suggested that
Mayor Wood and his brother will be found
carncscstin this matter, and that there would,
10y that time be so many men in New York
out OF cmploymont with whom they were on
the best terms, that they would be able to
get up an insurcctips or at least "a serious
riot. rlisl cWsidcr n serious matter, for
! do not doubt that u.r, t4vc such a design,
and that they will c4gy it out to the very
best Of their ability. Sumo arrangements
should be entered into with spirit to organize
Home Guard, which should be drilled once
a week, say for two hours, and this guard
should be joined by every man who could
pull trigger or walk one mile. The South
crn gentlemen said further that the South
would make no attack ON Washington for the
present at least, as their independence would
certainly BE- recognized before next January.
BY that time they were positive the North,
tired Of the war, would call on the President
and Congress to make peace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

An extra session of the legislature Of Con-
necticut has been called TO meet on the 9th
Of October, to provide for raising more men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

lloLLYuooK LEAVES MAKE A BEAUTIFUL
DYE.-Guther the faded leaves of tho dark
maroon eolored hollyhock, single or double
flowers, place large handful in about qua, /
of water, with piece Of alum about the size
Of flbert; let it simmer down to about the
quantity; dip ribbons, cashmere, woolens or
silks, into the liquid, and you will obtain the
fashionable aud elegant tint called mauue.-
Ribbons should be wrapped in piece Of white
calico or linen, as to dry gradually and
evenly. The shade Of color may be lessened
by adding water, if the tint should be consd-
cred too high.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

How many thousands - p'sr uostu arr SUFFERING
from ihis 81 'ea'e and pnuE away Hisrraa, Hfo and
their nest aulr ucig'Hr dnst not blow Che rau.e.
wi,h Go pfcss ou ,uur uuj that good ODD rfotprh An
uuhcc 90 prevention is better ulsu iounl 10 cuie' Ina
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

Suppose you send us few Of those
seeds or if YOU prefer, a sample Of the
tomatoes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

ENTlSrRf.-Iho long established dem
,al oilce occupied nrnanr 5, ars by the Kibonrn,
sSd more recently by Or A. Nc,ton. (, now And here,
Dr.. HAWl.EY. afcr a prre'i.c ~ ..,,r,, -. a..
~ va, ~ connection with Dr. utuckwiy h.s taken
N "n9 inends lrrHauruly Ia oeenly DO aDuvc old
Main Street. f' ''''6""s ''o'''
A. Dr' H. intends This a. permanent rt.flencc. he
YIt3 Weuse ms beet cndeas"lsto please. and hopes
~! lls uh hls a'llNy he cam ui.ly tcurr his hest
NaYs 70 please AZ 1 events. be- will ho found A. bi
"'''' "'Nf l'Ho Doe best 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

~ N'uipelier hy q. y. smith. s. r. RciGeld /
lwl" 10 WaiulpN b N Henry s sun. 4,
o,,hhsd by oeo Nichols Also by one or inure agcnt
y ever town, o. "h'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

PAlptsuon n the heat ptiA il The side. weakness Of
he spine 'ss 'shll Of ps sssk, pAA ~ the Mpjoin
~heh you f'ut irf'tusriif ~ The soHel', and aI.0
that most ttsrliisting 81 sitsitss. the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
FURNITURE " Wuusr Hutmsous.


VI AAaN AaNAf w ~ AtAhAAA Nv - 4 -
WAGONS SLEiGllS IS SULhElS,
made fhr bes materials that can he hn that they can
find them hy calling the building f1rmcrly used by
T. L. Walton, for the manufacture o. papcf, on Main
Street. Montpelier. VI
An those acquainted with the work formerly done by
GtLMAS & CtMr arc assured that they find equally
rs good by calling the subscriber whore he has acili-
tics hr DUNG work superior o any other place in the
State.
would also say TO thc friend, M i. g. GuNNN that
he b. ALSO 60 De- found with thc suhscfihtr
AN orders promptly attended Co. Repairing done with
dispatch.
Cash paid for good Ash Lumber.
A. s. CAMP
Montpclicr. Aug. lG. 1858 NU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
Col. Young then addressed the meeting /,
few words. lie said


would not, in any ordinary ease, Mr. Chairman
prepare resolutions ~ this character without r,nsu,
with others but did not fear In draf ing these Thai
word ~ them would fail To find response IN the hear,
81 every lawyer and efcry who knew the deceased
tinphaiiealy say, from personal knowltgc " him
that he was, ia all the relations u lfc h'ph toned
Rthil'man Every lawyer ought to he gentleman lie
WAS bq'h young IL true, In his profession bat xeaou.
aud fafnl In the discharge of lis duties aws main
timing ne conriesies and Its dignity adjoining the
career IN Nhich he walked And serving his o0uutry on
"a" tented aud IN the battle field Aud such A man
WITH many Others, has been hurled into death by The
mi'hinAons II horde II hnds Ted hot from the low.
sfmesi pit II Pandrmonum. The wrciehes WIN Would
90 surh deed aslha II they escape the wrath Of our
outraged laws, shall he smitien by Gods lishnina and
ahNek TO that hell fTon which their Rc,iash and
LNaituy FOULS emerged iut vengeance viii notch
na. 'pu'l-eai that fleeing breath back ~ lis shat
1''u a"s'n aud feAniinaie dead friend W. can
* mummy no" but honor his virtues and pay the last
debt o. respect to h's remains.
= . b'"mAh remarked that anoT al that had boon
saia ne desired TO say nothing bt that die ,esolis
ana AZ ne remarks upon thoa, had his most enp,tir
appreciation. 49, ''F"'''
lie had known the deceased during the vbo,c NJ tts
residence among Us, and such hi, esteem n, I'm IN
al the walks Of social and professional lie thai n e euid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
utu liu lcANc me lars
Hammonton Land Oficc. near the Station.

o lcficrs enclosing postage stamp, directed 70 Il
sea. utuufilt arstr.rsf Gi -G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

youi food d'tresses you and yuu only take certain
ind, and u that your i,ts Dies NOT rot half he
nuu ishmeui II cuhiaus tho onious fluid Of the
cakrr eats IL up then your cn.ptxiun loses its bloom
aud become' sallo- or grsssA AZ your best day is
gone. For want u nuurishHirut your system becomes
loose and hsbly and e hhrcs " }uur body become re-
ax,d. Then mlsw train ~ di,slist rhich the Medi
cal Discovery is peculiarly idspiss 10
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
MEDICAL.
They go right to Che sg0t !

a. 80.
They go right to the SPOT =
f+t
=
l>,fs>i sgHn .ior loss coscu
nf0 i5Aiir.na af
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.'en
.Throat corrections!
F
ceoa for oie,s,"ea foo'
csoifor Lecturer.
..f Good fes ro6ls speaker.
'ca,nihr Sin a..
sd $3.50 ''N "''Hn '''fs'
asa
s,-<rr.asrN ..EsY
1fsh
sfAi'DiN+ : THROAT toNFEC1leNS
sasa
,..'.- s'' - 1.''' y" VT"
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. d.ey slH'T '0 n
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
10 TIL. rilsri,

M s''''f'ls''.-'. Il-.-t,ad wa,.iau4i.r. a..
oea'ef' p Ns'si'-. having ecssi, ana LID Ap.s,
e-' "--sr Ter nansses - years 5.ss. ant ha.l,.,
dealt - al sn'd- a i"seish W@sc.le- or ...-,,
'''s'f pef'ed q sn.e bes 70 ~ssie that th.s L..
never 'eais IN Msishe- ~hich. 80 cls>.. ~ /. is.
''-'' n1s'"ics-, have len iaorr .as..is.,..r, :.
'-ri'''''~ - casioul~rs. Wheeler IN sc.,-., 81
durability. '-'sgiy = a,i-h. mafiss,r.,se.r
Proportions. eerrs;e oosnrssssis-s ara .a,,.,.,.o.
- a. 80 fs.'s-Is,s.s ,e-4i>. tAsi 49,. .,e,.s....
'"r''i by he wslfhssn ce,npsn,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
WATCHES.
"a Cart.


60 iiiE AMERICAN wtrcH coN,rsxy
Nsi'hAn Mss ts- a. eas Ia ssssasieu ofsis $50,
ne e 10 following snl,asfe fecouesaassoa a ~,
than Naieies. ~ ~ ieadlss practical Nslsi.nsi.
ard Jewellers ''.roaslent de tnises stsrl.- H..
i1e is' q -snsisre> - il E cr.ie too ioar r.
rsbiieaiiof IN oss strss>iaet'i hr IL name. 49,.
ae'ie VII - f.sssalss,i - tte<s sceasi.ses ~.r
lie Trade as tfiiS "a size n chest de.ceesnspei.hi.
ard loiiaesilri. ~ si,.s ..sl li-hs..esss -.
lee i'ni'd ;he s-ap.ae wsies- - H. s',.nrsa,. 49,.
cisstsfr, Ia sisas ssfiri,.
sis"sfnf.. 'sf-a u.sls citi.- so s..-., "a IA.
'sises'''si - ii' ii.s y ~ spree. "a i,afs ...
t-ea.sha
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
: MEpicArlq aaa
BGRSH: AYES

$50 y 49, reAsss - ~ 81 81.
Holland RitterS
tlf -afnsn sSsn "a stna4a GER
.as DHSPEHsssEA, ssss
Liver ccmpisInt, Fever and Asus, &c.
enf. $3.50 ..--114sss - stu >
Tas sncornfal iaissasasn' ~ &c - na-eoss< ?
s,s sss! LIB s sa Ne ssasi s, q e.
III sa ' I ss s s e ass - s SS
er 40 som e, sis.ess ss.a y, sss,ss =
&c. ohs .ssasosIfg a ear narishss - t-
BGRHAyEs HOLLAND BITTERs.
s,.A "a tie * z si
and coanies., SIT, hsys hilsi &c reesumse kPst
lively vegetable PREPARATION. with tsfefy sfcien
hot ' enc sIss q lie rsnalDs Qisfrfh, po.,o.j
price OaE DOLLAR
Itss medicine q long tried efficacy f1r Psr.fsHg
Ss.,is .aa a. , oosrs@tins disrrs q tie stoIs
fwo o. sAsee do..s VII s1pylaee The aiossa q iis
salp,.ry efeciz The stopAeh viii speedily fefain 90
strength. ssslthy action q tbs liver bowels ana
kiine5s wu ssa take rlaces and renew 81 heath b
the qilck Tsnii. eltf erfsal lf
For INDIGESTION. Try sia =.
RGrhaye's Holland Biiters.
For HEARTBURN. Try m
B9rhaye's Holland EiiterS.
For ACIDITY. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bittefs.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Biiters.
For HEADACHE. Try aassl
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For CosTIvENEas. Try
BGrhaye's Holland BifterS.
For PILES. Try -f7 ~
Berhaye's Holland Bitters.
In all Neryous. Rheumatic. and Nerragic Areo-
tons n has IA numerous instances proved highly
i-nehclai, and IN Others effected decided cnre. y
Ecnd Carefully
The genuine highly conocntrated DorHsvrs Hot,
laSD Erxas Il put mp ina haifpint bottles oay. and
Fcailei at 0ns Dollar PER hpttla Tho great demand
Or this truly celebrated medicine has induced many
limitations, which tho public should guard against
purchasing.
Be,nare offra,ssifoal 81 MAJ or nan> 10 on he
laba u egyrl tsfls yct. bag.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

BfaIAFtI44~s Ills
Are uox.ss nrf, = fsfer a..h ~ r4ter ra
ne-~ eozstie.sA- Is Re os.t par> elrs .5a can
pat sor,s rftsa tae Norff r 1ls1.si-- Tls ,ins
vii srriy .isfe uiis ~ vi seperesi- az other
pnrs4tirss Nha:es'f s4e ia--tt.es.t. = eL;es
they are cf.npo-ct c@a scaret,r ts tt-t.esf era.
s..ts Or - l.aksss e clAsr r''it r. r+>nafet
has thea srosn ard fresare vfth1al traft {. tie
sap~n.s. ~ riF care q list, ,.nsar rasya.
live Is appreciated c8 iAe' ssiss .nfssts- Ottvr
parra,iess are "a ssnz siskerias exis,eaec. Ani
-, they nay 1ste t.sns f'sf.,. res rftshec's
Pr. are s1ss IL .fi- rs. ftssrse tAev ors.s's
eoleiy % i.npars 1af1srs ~ ssicafI. aaia Is
touched: eriy ef.ie u wtft-Ca' MAJ ~. wtifs.
~aea tsEsa 'clt r -, 1sdy, f,.rss r >srsaser.
10, a. tists., s 4trs'f ,ettrt -eiias esa -
To s,y IA. hey All aes .s.sune. e're pin wso'd
- true ~, the ps.L e.. siss + eay 5crsass tasf
remove sho.e crats ~ tai hmaes rem ihs tisol
which a., ~ ..-,slon - di-ssse. 1hsv o7en as-
,arss svs11ss 81 t',it esfsf azayst :. 'eas r'fs,-
aniiy.
s.ld - ). r. ct,sss.sss. 1srfs-ftsl,s. SO - .
respectable 2saiifsln s.saleins fssz-iisiia
Arr~Ass 4 off1A4s .-fer lie se.sc..sa Z ~
psr.on ccrntetfsilg. ta',sis- o. fhevsnfsf = Az
saeh caahierfi, - ln'fatsa q Frrhsft- fIosfsui
rrtisrs. Ibs setllas. tiehl, couceifr4t.d Iaiisna
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