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The Shasta courier., 1861-05-04
WIRE ROPE,

DYITS GREAT DURABILITY, Is LESS
Id than one-fourth the cost of any other kind of
rope 1t is 30 per cent lighter; less than one-half
the diameter, and is unaffected by change of wea-
ther.
1t is especially adapted for Hosting and Winding
purposes, for Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, Long Pump
Ropes, &C., &C., and three years trial, under all
circumstances, has proved the immense economy of
its application.
Scales of strengths and weights, and circulars for
warded by addressing the Manufacturers,
A. S. HALLIDIE CO.,
f9 :3m 50 Clay street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-04

WoSEs exceed men in England by 800, 600
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-04

INFLUENcE OF NEwsPAPERs.-Small is the
sum that is required to patronize a newspa-
per, and amply repaid is its patron, care
not how humble and unpretending the ga
zette which he takes. 1t is next to impossi-
bic to fill sheet with printed matter with
out putting into it something that is worth
the subscription price. Every parent whose
son is away from home at school, should sup
ply him with newspaper. well remember
what a marked difference there was between
those of my school-mates who had, and those
who had not access to newspapers. Other
things being equal, the first were always su-
perior to the last in debate, composition and
general Intelligence Utebster.
LINE FINE OLD AMERICAN LADY" &c.
There is now living in Newark Mrs Pro-
vost, who is ninety-three years old, and can
see and work without glasses as we'll as a
young woman. She has had nine children.
of whom eight are living; forty grand
children, of whom forty-one are alive; sixty
two great grandchildren, of whom fifty three
are living; and seventeen great great grand
children, of whom sixteen are living. The
whole number of her descendants are one
hundred and twenty eight living. The old
lady recently formed the principal figure in
Photographic picture of group represent
ing ivc generations in a direct line from her.
self.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
From the New-York Tribnnl
Lola MOntez.

MARIE DOLORES ToRRIs Y. MoNTEz.
This remarkable woman, who died in this
city on Thursday last, after a long and
severe illness, and whose remains were in
tered in Greenwood on Saturday, was born
in 1924. Her father was only about
twenty and her mother about fifteen when
they were marred, and Lola was born dur
ing the second year of their marriage. At
her baptism she was christened Marie Do
lores Eliza Rosanua Gilbert; she was after
ward called Dolores, from which she derived
her name Lola. At an early age she dis
played the elasticity of creole and the
gracefclness Of spaniard, with the wit and
vivacity of native of ireland. Her
mother was creole of stiking beauty, and
is said to have married in succession a
Spanish and Irish officer. This circum-
stance gave rise to conflicting accounts as
to her nationality and the singular cosmo-
politan impression Of her appearance was
not calculated to solve the mystery, although.
according to her own account she was usher
ed into the world in the beautiful city of Linn
erick, and was brought up under the care
of her mother in England, until she was
six years old. Lola's mother had in the
mean time married a Capt. Craig, with
whom she went to India, l.sving the young
girl in charge of Capt. Craig's father, al
Montrose, Scotland She was afierward
sent to London, and placed in the family Of
the Commander-in-C Chief of the Bengal
forces, Sir Jasper Nichols. With the
daughters of Sir jasper Nichols she was
sent to Paris to school, and after spending
several years there Miss Fanny Nichols
and young Lola we're sent to Bath to finish
their educafion. She remained there sbou.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COmpouud.

A SURE cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia In its worst
N form, The undersigned hereby certify that they have
used Gardeners Rheumatc and Neuralgia Compound fol
the Of Rheuma and Neuralgia have erery
found immediate and permsnei relief We have full
confidence In healing qualities and and would recommend
to all who afflicted with these hsrraog discases
Of the safest and best medicines offered to the pub
lie.
" Hancock, Jr 20 South Market ST. Boston; W. II Allen
boston Henry A. Fuer, 1e South Market Boston Sam
Wales, Dr. city Hotel Boston, Geo. H. fummer Meverck
square East Boston; Henry D. Gardiner, Webster st. East
Boston, Abrsm Weeks, Webster ST. Boston; Capt Chas
Doiyer, East Boston.
The best medicine for the disease chas. A.
Smith, No Old State House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in Its worsform and
entirely cured by the of bottle A W. Bryer
Matthews Building Commercial ST. Boston.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compou nd has entire
y relieved me from sucrngs Of several standing
K. Iiodgkins, No. Old State House, Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years
entirely cured by the Of bottles Of GARDENERS
matte and Neuralgia Compound. Norman I. Ayers, IS
Franklin street Boston.
The lheuTatc and Neuragir Compound has been taken
by hundreds OF people for Scrofous Homors with great
benefit II may be given to children with perfect safety
At Wholesale by Macy Jenkins 6 Liberty New York
Principal Bepot.S7 kilby 1t, Bessen. More genui
unless signed by CHAs Y. GARDINER.
For sale by John W. Moore. Bellows Falls; l. n Thorn
Brattleboro; John f. Weeks, Brandon; Pond & Morse
Frances Fem, Rutland and apothecaries generally S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

COATED Bellows Falls continue toinsure against loss
II by fire. This company commenced granting policies in
March, 1853, and to this time May, 1860 has insured
property the of Three Hundred Thousand DOL
lars aud in successful oI~raton and having been
conducted upon the SAFEST PLAN being confined princ
psy insurng farm buildings loss has accrued render
ing II necessary to make assessment
The following 20 whom applications may be made
for insurance, are Agents for the Company
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens;
W. HOWE, L. w BISHOP, Dover;
J.F sTEARNs, c. 4 TAFT, Dummerstcui
CHAS. FOWLER, Halifax;
L. Z. KELLOGG. Jamaica;
Z. T. ARNOLD, T. A. FULLER, londonderry
DAVID JOHNSON. J. A. MERRIfIELD, Newfanei
wM. HoUGnIT0N. Put.ey;
J. W. CARPENTER, saxtonis River;
J. AUSTIN C. WILKINSON, Tosnshepdi
Y G. WHEELER. West Townshend
J. c. RICHARDSON Westminster;
DAVID ALLEN Westminster West;
H. N. HiX, CALVIN BAKER, Whitinghan
HOLLIS @. STowELL. Windham
W. IL. FoiLETT, Headsboro p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

brothers-consumptio She knew ! was
here, and spent her last money in coming,
and the doctor, good fellow as he is, would
have her in here. She fingered on for
about fortnight up there, ihen died one
evening at sunset, holding my hand, and the
child lying on her breast. Poor girl she
looked so beautiful in her coffin. An I! I've
outlived them all but this little one" And
the old man looked fondly on the child and
and stroked her head with his lean. shrivei-
led hand. "It's rather sad to see them all
gone--all-wife, sons, and Alice, all gone.
Poor Alice r And the old pauper's eyes
were fall of the slow-comiug tears of age.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
POETR Y
THE sI.AsDERER: /:


Foul fsbricator! wicked thou
To poison all peace
With srtful look / thee now
Enter this happy place,
The garden, which 50 sweetly smiled,
You've scattered thick with weeds.
pestrsctive 10 our fondc~t hopes
ny thy malicious deeds
A face complainant, smiling too,
Thou wear'st to catch the young.
White unsuspccting, they will list
To thy deceitful tongue
friend thou fsign,st thyself to be-
All anxious for their good
Their confidence wilt strive TO gan
Ere thou art understood.
When once their willing ear Is gained,
Thou scstterrst enyious seed
Exciting malice towards friend
Quite innocsnt indeed.
You'll tell a Httle-hnt the rest
OF something that Is wrong.
somathing you know not, but have guessed,
Enough for thy iopl tongue.
Domestic circles--happy homcs,
Escape not from your breath;
There with your ISLANDERS you will come
Dsstruetirs worse than death
All vile and cunning as thou art.
Thou shalt not gain my ear
Far from my bosom now depart
III not receive YOU here.
Would that thou vert forever gone,
An exile from our race,
Thus never more in human hearts
To find resting place.
Then would society be alled
With cheerful, happy guests
Each striving for his neighbor's good,
We'd thus be truly blest.
NEWPORT, n. II. A. J. MOODY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
THE
ONLY PREPA IL A TION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more and more popular every

A nd grows more and more popular every
day.
nd testimonials new and almost without number might
be given ladies and gentlemen in all grades OF society
Hair Restorative the bald and and preserve
the the youth TO old 10 all Its youthful beauty
Battle Greek, Mich. Dec. q, 1858.
pRor wooD Thee wilt please accept line to inform thee
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with an
the head continual course of suffering through lille nav
h - b,,m stu for caps neither have been able to do
up in consequence OF which my head mas suffered es
ges almost the had earth for two dollar bottle
Of hy Hair Restorative about the first of august last
have faithfully followed the directions and the bald spot Is
now covered With thick and black though short, is
coming head Feeling ronhdent that another
large bottle would restore u entirely ana -
means purchase any more, would ask thee II thee
wouidst not be wiling to send an order on thine agents
for bottle and ysef the scripture declaration
the reward those that kind 70 the widow and
the fatherless.n Thy friend, sUsANNAH KIRBY.
Liconier Noble Co., Indiana, Feb 5, 1853.
Pnor o. j. wooD Dear sir;-1n the latter part Of the
year 1882 while attending the State and National Law
School of the state Of New York my hair from canse
unknown TO me, commenced falling OF very rapidly SO
tha in the short six months the whole part
OF INV scalp entirely bere of ts covering and
much Of the ing portion the side and back part
f head shortly after gray that will not
be surprised when tell you that upon my return to the
state Of Indiana casual aequaintanees were not
20 much at loss the of the change In my
appearance my intimate aequantanees were 70
recognize me at all ,...:...
In the country receiving from them tha'
INV hair coud again be restored, forced to become
rcopcild to nv fate until fortunately in the latter part
OF the wear 1851 your Restorative was % me
by druggist, being the most reliable haif m
ue tried bottle and found to great satisiactio
that il was producing the desired effect siuce that time
have used dollars worth Of your RESPONSIVE ana q
result have rich Of soft black ha when nc
money can buy An, A.. a.,
rtnet,on Of 80 wonderful artics have
Is use to many of my friends and .equaintanee sho an
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yery respectfully yours, A. NJ LaIIA,
Attorney and Counsellor at isw
Depot az Brosdvsy and snd BY all dsniers tnrousao-
the world. -.
The Restorative Is put up in Bottles Of three si. i
large medium. aud small; the small nslos Pin.- ~
retsils for one dollar ger bottle te medium nois ss
twenty per more in proportion than tne sma ~
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o. J. WOOD x Co. Proprietors, So hroaaNal, NC
York and ia Market Street, St Leuis 80 ~.
| H - l-13so~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

ron RHEuMATIsM. GoUT, NEURALGIA, LUMBAGo,
srIFr NICK AND JOINTS, sPkAISs, BEgIsEs'
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER-
rcUs DISORDERS.
Dr. Stephen S.ceet, of Connecticut,
rhs great natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Stephen S,oeet Of Connecticut,
ii Known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Stcee,, of Connecticut,
Il the author OF DR.. Sweets Iafalhbe Lnimsnt"
DIR. Sweets Infallible Lniment
Gapes Rheumatism ana never fails
DIR. Sweets lnfalable Liniment
ii certain remedy for Neuralgia
DR.. Sweets Infailible Liniment
Cares Burns aud scalas immediately.
DIR. Sweets InfalIible Lin;ment
Il the best known remedy ssr sprsins aud Bruises
DIR Sweets I,falIible Linment
cures Headache Immediately known tofail
DIR. Sweets Infailble Liniment
Anords immediate relief Pixies and seldom as to
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Cares Toothache In one minute
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cares Cuts and immediately and leaves no scar
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il the best remedy for Sores in the known world
DIR. Sweets Infalible Liniment
xiss been used by more than million people, and all
praise it.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
i. tru,y friend in need aud every family should
have IL at hand
DIR. Sweets Infallibls Liniment
il for sale by all Druggists Price Is cents
RICHARDSON & co.
Sole Proprictors, Norwich Ct.
-. sal. 3s-eow-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
FrIen dship i'm Mi.forsune.

Misfortune rpens friendship into love-
And love grows quicker in the tears Of woe
Than In hot happiness and Joy. To prove
How much feel were idle-but to know
More of thy grief shaped life, and then bestow
My days TO soothe thy sorrow, is q task
Which cannot choose but from such history grow.
And many weighty questions would ask,
Did not fear to wound while tearing of the mask.
kBickuboeker
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
ODE,

Jung at Sophomore Supper, Dartmouth College,
Aiy--"Asld Lang Syae.s
For mutual pleasure we have met
Within the festive hail,
And while our cares we now forget
Let mirth enliven all
Let glowing joy the soul infiamc,
As in the days Of yore,
Ere yet Freshman boy became
A living SOPHOMORE.
Among the college days we've spent
Were many happy hours,
Bright as the sunbeams earthward sent
And sweet as blooming flowers;
Though sometimes Calculus and Chase
Presented troubles sore,
That anxious made the palHd face
OF many SOPHOMORE.
The dread examination past,
To Mathematics dear,
We bid long farewell at last
But check the starting tear,
And we'll remember aye, my boys,
That other sweets In store
Will soon impart their precious joys
10 every SOPHOMORE,
Then let our voices all unite
To utter greetings kind,
While heart with hearts entwined;
Let glowing joy the soul infsme,
As In the days Of yore,
Ere yet the Freshman boy became
living SOPHOMORE. (yERD MoNT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

/ hear shout of merriment,
A laughing boy see;
Two little rect the carpet press,
And bring the child to me.
Two little arms are round my neck,
Two feet upou my knee;
How fall the kisses on my cheek
How sweet they are TO me,
That merry shout no more / hear,
No laughing child see;
No little arms are round my neck,
No feet upon my knee
No kisses drop upon my cheek,
Those lips are sealed to me.
Dear Lord. how could give him up
To any but to thee
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
HINT.

For the distant still thou yearnest,
And behold the good so near
II TO use tho good thou learnest,
Trust thou'lt always find 1t here.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
Agents Wanted!
REOPEN ED.
STATIONERY,
NEWSPAPERS,
AND PERIODICALS.
Yankee Notions
Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, &c.

gUyUE sub.crr would that he has
i his business and he may be found IN chase Ne.
buidiur Westminster Street. where he Will DC ieas ~
All times 70 wait upon his customers
LIQUOR ACENCY.-Thongh others have repre-
,nta that they make it object Sc< people 70 ou
f them then buy and that they vere only
.rsnt IN town now would sd that am the only per-
On authorized to engage in the trsme,
Bellows Pals, Oct. e, 1850, -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
GILBERT A. DAVIS.

ATTORNEY AND coUSsELIoR AT Law.
FELcHvrLLE, WINDSOR CO., Vt
al-e Fir Tr-srznce Asr7t ef1p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

n41NTs AND OIL;
WRITE LEAD aRoUNDIN oIL;
WHITE LEAD, DRY
PURE ZINC AND LEAD;
PURE FRENCH ZINC;
M PURE NEW JERSEY zINci
RAW LINsEED OIL;
BOILED LINSEED 0ILtExtr
COACH vARNISil
EEsT DRYING JAPAN
x44 SPIRITS TuRPKNTINk
- Ale In large or small quantities. by
- - n JOSEPH CLARK.
Dreta1esero, Aprilii, 1859. ID
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16
: NEw AEssICLEi
Roback'S Stomach S;tfeya

new ara e.lighilul Siom-CIir 80 ta--l-.' =
~ lg ioe q tie Soa loh and ios Tie pres r.,on =
'ii. c-lls, Ilis fcl4 ~ % iae e-isru csantr,.
lIy e.
Ass morning drink. TO as.'s' 6'E-suoa .nd r..l,v.
ilgtfts's.l. Ii has no e.lai I-t IT,
T. t1rrf g = Ea erivr g. ~ other Ri.re-~ T-v
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roitrr a ". i,ohalk. originated ~.,l ga. q n.
litst ar most ernrilt Nellcal prnctsios--- 81 te
tt-i. ata t = airecti. Yrecafet uyou tae AT. Il
western people
Iht-~ altrs derive their stimulus from he rc~-~-
d tslic fafure ~ ae and herbs o. wLlcb tL~-
tIt composed, and - they srr. ~ aileylng ufist
oral cravings q ihe stomach. directly pf1snofiveof
TEMPERANCE.
The present proprietor leievcs that "a aklns thea.
Nl4,ly kuon1, tae pghic welfare L. .ul~rrvta
u vth .oet le iHr -.ie - az II lr. hetaaks ~
rierous Asents, aid 20 hoiei,. &C. The ceuufry o~-r
o.. fis meantime orders vli tr Elled drec- from
Di.trr1u iu att rlkrffT. sfl a. tie lowest rAfl-
it - pn % n suar liu-tle-. and -rc4rslV packed IL
aat dog csses NsIi tor. sample cae.-- y haaevsr
ae prcked al- -si.t - aaF stlTsss g. l-s.leS.
Retail pr-cc. ~ per bottle. or .gx
Tor -.
l'rincpa ctsoe ard saiesroou4. So G. Esss foarsh
Street. 81 1uii1ing from Nsir Street Cza.ra-a
O--o- Laboratory. - - Hsss-LnGEa sirsst
for sale ia - County ~
]. n iNNNEiLf. ierre hsuts
= a. CUNlAchAA.
WI I. SlsIEY. S.w Gosbsn-
ltIAk IL ekli.h. Csut.c~1iie-
And bY iTugrisi. and Merchants seB~-H,
tarc-sho tie Iliict state s-t Cafsda-
.-italt
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GENUINE PREPA-
IION

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iIEIMg0lIrS nCCuU ~ Universal i---ifats
miNnGinS BJCIlr fcr nafr1- &. u ess.
s1si t1eoiBs s niciiS ell ,,r e, Ssss,ss.-. Nss ~
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-. ai.ersssa. .e1 81 ,l..s..,. e
FFVtIrS- FfvsfrN-rEnttVS
OLD or yol.NG. siNels. Naegnp. az cox
TAKE No N1sF pliiS
Tie1 ARE or 30 AvAIa
III Nuoin's i NIl..Cr IL 'iI
Is TIIF NFrY HEST KFNEiiN y fiif WORLD
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49, saa l--rr.iar. iia't.e es ass.nat. - ~ re
efr SYMPTOMS srofE
80 rtNffA SHOULD fk nllHDit -
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= aff"s -, 80 80 s0t,osp
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aa..
LEGAL.

81 y o- rxrl2Ss. HT1O CQrSrT. & We
- :. bsrehr -f~Tn tist Aiersns 81 1ranr.
ss-,iu,stfs.ar - - stts;e e t1Ta S-'fh. &
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-sxt ,<~rn Il he CeEfx n Cc-mca ies- - seie
80 ,os. n. MAJ fsrh.
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a . = T R a Q 7

OF re FTFTEFN7B .SEifY- = rgY-4Z sT17H
NM ef Hs condition n tte HoHE IHSE-
RANCE cOkFAYl, a ns o., or -Ee4s Ioys,
80 Hs lei dsg er Japsory. lssl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16

> p kfIfss. 4 : c.
T-r---Hssse fun- y. f-sI I-drGu
= f-1fe sr-r---- 81 .t,is ~ea- >. ~.--r---s< -sts
ilr esperss fer isA ard 60. ,hs,s sesresss q
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16

/. DNuNlSTRATION N--Nouce i,
a a hs-ehy gi-sr. LAT fs--r-- - rd-lrssfrsfss-s
h-~a tsfr .fff..rr .tr 1sie-s- --et rrar -
tasref kf-0rr wIikins tc-~aeed 1aa cste-e j. .-,-
r,s - - -5lrs-' AZ rfrr--s f7tshtrd q re Co
rrfr- n. ert- .-d fs.e f- c0rr+ a. ofher~--e 70
asrfsr'lr rserfsed "A r. make .rnmsaia'- pavrn.-s.
efl save -. Fr.si~e- further con
8. ! 2crEAxS Asnr
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16
ASSETS

ASSETS
Cash, BsisrLe ~ Baak . - s0- 90
Bonds and Mortgages being frs, len q.
Real Estate. worth at least al so. 200 eo9 COZ O.
Loans Stocks, payable GA demand
stmarket value OF securities Sls7 80 50 I4scpO 0O
Bank Stock, market value ISIS 90
United States Treasury Notes, ,,nsskei
value. iO3. .se3 20
Brooklyn City " atet Bond, lo25O %
North CaTolins State Eonds trar1et val1 1880 90
Missouri State Bonds Inarkei vsiuel. 1900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, s53o5 a.
Interest due on lsi January, 1861 of
which S22, $50 - has since been rec'a 27-0s 5-
Balance IN hands Of : gents ard IN course
Of transmission from Agents. on Is Of
January lof which sli $50 y has since
been received 90 100 10
Bills Receivable tfor Premiums on n
land Risks, 24.sSs o.
Other Property, Hsccilanecus items. S.so0 ee
Premiums due ard rnco,ect.-i or Psi
oies issued n' ofice. $3.50 IS
Total. 81. .e95. .40s II
CHARLES J. NAgTIS. PsrspExr.
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