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LllIlo'a Safes WON'T stand Fire.
In letter from Frank 7. FOresler,prcpri-
stOr Of Mt Vernon Hotel, Cape May. Ad.
dressed to Msssrs. Farrell s Herring, Phil
Adslphia, he says
"In snsWsr 10 your inquiries about our
80 called Fire Proof Safe which was in use
at the Mt. Vernon Hotel, Cape May, at the
time Of its destruction, on the 9th Of Sept.
last We have only to say that it proved en-
tirely unworthy Of suoha name. The Safe
was one Of Lillis's Patent chilled Iron fire
proof Safes, and when found after the con-
fiagratiOn was q complete wreck. The in
side, with it's contents, being entirely de-
stroyed By FIRE. Yours ResPt,
FRANK T. FORESTER"
have some more letters Of the same
kind as the above showing the worthless
ness Of the Lille Safe, both as against FIRE
and burglars.
JAS. SARGENT.
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state o. Ohio. T. o., - g., pf..-
Ouyahr "a county ss. - o'-- -
Julia A. Woodard,
fDiTorce.
George WoOdard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WO0DARD, yin take notice that the plaintiff,
Julia A. oOdard has this day llsd her pet ton IN
the above namfd court asking for a dissolution C
the s-arriage contract; cause assigned, Wiliul ah
aence and adultery. The casa will b. t1r hearing y
the November Tersn Of gain Court.
October 94th, 1s6I- JULIA A. WOODARD.
ID. A. nAvInsoN Solicitor. cctLi-ld4
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ll6 BANK STREET,
The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern.
ment for military trimmings, to the neg.
leOt of lamp work, yet the subscriber by
devOting his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage of
all opportunities to get goods and get them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tsblishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was, and i the
United States.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps of the best workmanship.
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining table;
Lamps for the sitting room.
Lamps for the parlOr.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the seamstresr.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shoemaker.
Lamps for the carpenter
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchants
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for halls.
Lamps for vessels.
Lamps for ever.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH
And you will get a better article and
n~0 value for your money than at any
thsr place in the country. Remember
hat this is the only wholesale Lamp store
a Northern Ohio, and one of the largest in
he United States The Only man in this
ity who is eI olusiysly and legitimstsly in
he oil tTAfs, v'lo thoroughly und0r'tsnds
l' oil busins SIS, who has had four years
1psrisPss who has ten thousand dollars
lves''a + the business, and Who has thEs'
l0u8al' ,..,,1.- .usionera IL
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Tsrms-Cssh. JOsEPH g. GRAEEIs,
AssiEnee Of hm. AlsK1s
October =, IssI:sfs
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-PURsUANT
to sn order from the Probsta CouTt uf ouga-
hogs County, Ohio, shall, en- the 30fh dgy 81 Ne
Eember, 1861, at TWO O'Clock p. NJ. exposa l1r ai9
at public arctiou At the or Of the touEt Hcu1es
IN sald county the folloEin desrribed property -
Wit: "a one aad half story frame house. sitlale
on the south haf Of lot No 3, OF @. A su4 7.
GranEer's subdivision OF leT1iaud tn acre lols
r C. 81 and S. Of Ahsz Merchanf5 survey. eall
premises heing the se.s or The af1ignment OF 9
j. & GRANNTs
oct "a lgsI.5sg Aaricnae.
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q
Caroline EshenbTonnars
George Eshsnbrenner.El
NEORGE ESHENBRENNER. o.
" Marietta, in the county of Washingt0n. ana
Stats % ohio,i8 uOtied that taEoine Esh brsunsl
did, on the 18TH day of May, A. D. 1851, dle her pof
ton in the once cf tla CLERK Ct the Court oi Con
mon Pleas, within sad for the comfy cf Ouyahoga
and State Of 0hiot e rsing tbs said George E8hen-
breluar with AdulteTg- With one EiiEabath E1l
breuner, and asking that she Ialy Be- divorced frou
tha said George Eshgntruuuar; which petitiou WI
Be for hearing IN sz weeks trom TIE date haFrUlh.
Dated shil 18th eaT q lags A. D. ls5l.
gAROllnh EShEMBEENNER.
my2a.t8 By Pierre A. Collier. her Atty.
NOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the Judge of the Prob 70
Court, f0r the County Of Cuyahoga, Ohio, ln tie
matter Of the ASSIGNMENT Of hlllaul Eiskai shall
oler for sale at public auction, e. the door of tt8
Court hcuse, in said county, or the u day Of Ne
Vember, ls6is AZ ociocE l. NJ t1a f1louing d.
scribed notes, % Wils sid notes being the as8sts
Of said assignment:
DaIe oino.es. Makers. lime, &C. Am'LAp AppFais-
1HaH
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Esra Honeywell,

Asahel b. Jackson,
Alanson =. Lawrence,
John Singer,
Ldciu5 v Eager.
Winsm 3. Las0n and
Adaline Lason,
nnf
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II Court ofCommon Pleas
Cuyahofa County, Ohio.
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Children Org for
EPAEDIHG's THROAF OOEEEOFIOHs.

Fhoy relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give Htrength and volums 70 the voico.
They impart a delicious aroma 70 the Breath.
They arc delightful 20 the Taste.
any ore.
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The LONd FIFE.
THE LONG PIPE,
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From this
source is obtained
Oil of the right density,
Oil that win not explode,
Oil that vii not crust the wick,
Oil of light color,
Oil that has not been scOrohsd,
Oil that is free from acid,
Oil that is free from alkaH,
Oil that has been well settled,
Oil that is free from smell,
Oil in good, tight packages,
OIL with no dead rats in it,
Oil that is 'snti-diabolioal,"
Oil that win make the most light,
Oil st very low price,
Oil that nothing but cash wiz buy,
Oil that gives entire satisfaction.
Send your orders to
ll6 BANK STREET.
l16 BANK STREET.
ll6 BANK STREET.
I16 BANK STREET
1l6 BANK STREET.
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| ERGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
This day received and in store. an invo,ooOftho.o
English Dairy Cheese.
Il. W. JONES,
| Tea and Coffee Debler,
oct5I los Heiinan's BlcoS, Pub ssuare.
SOMETHING NEW IN OLEVE
! ~ LAHD.-WHIrE IIsH, eured aud smeked. at
oot8 go sUPEkIOR ST.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
FROM KENTUCKY WHITE WHEAT,
At A. NJ. PERRY CO.'S,
| ly23 ll6 lis Superior st.
VOU CAN ALWAYS FIND AT
i HoWER's the best of Family Fleur, Butter
DEST CARBON Oil, BURNING
I'D FLUID and LAMP OILS, at
80 GE9. D. BEOK's, Hoffmen's Biloxi,
oct2g 20 superior st.
GROCERIES.-AT 163 ONTARIO
" St yon can hnd the best BROWN and WHITE
SUGARS, and the most Pounds for one dollas
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
w and cheapest GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
50 to Hower,s. ool0
VOU WILL FIND THE BEST
assOrtmeat Of all kinds Of GROCERIES, at
AlIAl1t - Ootlu
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
o2aees, to H0WER's. ootlO
VOU WILL FIND A GOOD
Il stock Of FISH Of all kinds at Hower's.
Commission Erthatts.
NHkRMAN & WITHERBEES,
~ DEALERs IN
Lake Champlain and Lake Superior Iron Ore,
Pig Metal and Bloom Iron,
West River st., near Light HOuss stzest Bridge,
Cleveland. o. sebG
" SHERMAN, STORAGE. For
IN W. waRP5ES 5,5 and C9mmission Merchant, West
II ANNA, 9ARRETSQN 4 Co.
Jul Wholesale GROOERs,
FORWARDING AND
= C0MMLSSI0N AERCHA HTf9,
And Dealers n Pig Iron Ingot Copper, Salt, Fish,
Biysr. Olsvalsnd, Ohio. uSr25-stfa
H. B. CLARK s.E. eAEDHHR, IN. sOCKEFELIER
1871 1861
1OUls ARK, GARDNERk
PR0DUQE 4 O0kALSSN EERCR rs,
aRsrv F1ouv And H1aR Pe4lsFs sgsK in s-rDs
BUTTER, and PRODUCE GEHERAELY
AlBO-WATEH LIME AND LAND PLASTER
NOS. oS, Al, 43 q 40 River Street
AND on TIE DOCK,
oLEVE AND, O.
gProperty reosiyed by the different Railroads or
Canal, fer sale Shipment. viii give psrsonal a.
tention 70 the Sale and Purchase o1 Produce, nd i
Alerenanolse anc consignment. Liberal Oash 4
Feneea made on Oonsignments.
Eelsr 70 Banks, Bankers and Business Men
--9-----Z Sprli
CALDWELL & SIMMONS
PROD UCE OOMMISsION NFRCBIV5a
10. q UNION gTREET, oLEvELsTp, o. =
DARTICULAR ATTENTION |
given % the sale Of Flour, Grain, Po-l, Rntfo- i
Seeda, &C., and to filing orders for Edci aFcles ~
can Be procured In cur market.
Advances made on COnsignmsnH to thss And ofh.v
-n1E'''' .uu,ot
Lemuel WicSB, Esq., President, Osvsland, Jason /
Parker, EsQ., Buffalo, D. J. W. Banning, Oincins
aeti; y. =. llypsq q %, New York. RusIi
p I. YON,
OOAKISSIcR KERo-2AHE
CEstabIished in isiI.l
ioE nc 1als oi New York stats Fine Ooarns,
Gfoundi solar aud Dalry Halt,
OsWe8o ana Buffalo Cement, OF EAssr Lima
DEALER In
traini Flour, Provisions Highvines, Hopa
seedaY B1tter, Cheese, DC.
nG-PartiouInr attention oiv.n IN -. -,
Pfod1oe and Merchandise on oTierE
hsiefs 70 al Union-lOving Ossizsns.Fa
iansER8
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Naa
John u. Borae8, Mrs..
Ersderika Borf1a, I'd
ward HesEeumullar, Jno
3tumpf, Wm. MacEaT,
Theodore Nrgf1, Adam
schnidarr Falentiue
swain, Cdthariue Bur-
ger, dsFm4u Benevolent
socieiy, John Black
Ernncig Gre gfcrd, Geo.
Greenfield. John Hem :
orick Isaac and Leona q
loFart hsrle8 Heath
Giles White, firm Of
Heath 3 White. TardI-
uand Schumaksr John
Laigy, Commonwealth
lnsuEan1a OompanT.
Wm. b. beonaF ". W.
Harbutt Cha les Grimth.
mslancion Burr, Wm.
Richardson, Philip q.
Weaver, John oft,
John D. CLARK, William
Bruggsnmyer, D. Bu b.
Mar = Houks, HeuerT
Briker, l.. "a. Day, We
Mein- Dolandants.
"H ~ An M
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ouyahoga County, IS >
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From thu Examiner, EOrfok, Val
They have been tested In more than Q thouaE
cases, with entire 8uccesz.
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IFrom the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MIMI
Tiyou are, or have been tr0ublsd with the head
lche, send for box (Oephalic Pil1,l 20 that y01
naT have them In case OF an stack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-05

us-A single bottle Of sPAGDIEgs PEEPAREI
GLUE viii save ten timss its cost annually. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-05

Iron the Western B. B. Gazstte, OhioaEo. MI
We heartily 7dorse Hr. spaldinE, and bis unri
rHiIed Oophal FILA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-05

Ladies are delighted with
BPALDIEd'S THROAT C0HFEOTIOHA
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Gov BucKiSaBAM, Of c., started for
Washington on no DAY, 10 attend q nesting
of III, Executives Of all tha 10y al sSAtss, which
will b. bsid there tbia Wesk.
A wAsHIsoroN letter writer says that Mr..
BRzCKINRmoE was observed 10 turn deadly
pale when the galleries in the House Oh Repre-
reE tat,yss cd with applause for MIR.
GRsw's speech, on the Fourth. The music OF
the Union must have filled hiI disloySl hsart
with terror.
Me- VAN WrcKs bill, for tho reduction Of
salaries, II passed by the two HOUSES, wLu
make a saving Of frcm ESQ 100000 - e50.-
OCO.OOO. Ii proposes, also, while reducing The
pay Of ths highsr grades VI emplOyment ana
com psnsa lon, " increase ths wages VI Lhs
C dungeons soldisr IN Slj per noah, an aug
DsDtsd pay rhich Is Jut justice TO tho intslh
gen ana pa riotic private who serves In de-
lonto Of his G)yerhmtnt.
Al MAE nAmsd kOHRY, ot the N Y. M'Zui
RaRim,nt VS. on MontAy inVited into q
| Il. Use In Washington TO drink some liquor
/ = Oh afterwards he was prosuated In the street
| a, d hen taken TO the hospital II Wss asVe''
| tail % he had been Poisonsd' HS Is ". OK
| p,cted 10 recover.
| THE SouIHHRs Mstkodilt Episcopal Churcl
| is 10 6IaI ci ally embarrassed tOat the dfafu
against the Missionary Soc,Aty are unable q
he met. An appeal has bean recsntly issued
oslsd, calling rPon the Chureh TO RAISE, I'm
Hsdiately, tory IhousRnd doll trs 10 paw
an debt. Their nOtss against tho book n
com Srs proi's sttd. ,,
MK, HodAH IL late secession candidate 70
| CuDg e.a a, Ainst Sir. MkSzsRs, IN the Gov
pgton district, made q speech In the e0ur
no asa at FslaOuth Psndleton county. Ky, u
-bieh be openly used these words; "The hHl
IS near a. hand iOhen no Jora0nsT and no North
| -. ,,o. ~ u b. AuH,red Loh1er 10 lLsfLs ks An
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War Items.

Tur MOST RAtIoNr-AL ace unit Of uhs
wsr The Commisssry GsIsrsi'A
TIE IEAvnSwcRrH DAnr H.sALs 10
sus ssnded. t
Foar Sunrxp, AcooRptsa 70 the Ohsri~s-
,cti N rcuy bss bad h-Avy addition 70 ~
Tnan snt, u-kiug IL ono q tie most fornsd'
sble military posts cn the continent.
THs Momle Rcgist,r " . lao date, staAss
that u ore than four m ltons Of spscis hss bs~a
,-tthoIA-n bvm the cay banks " Alabsaa.
and has bean buried.
Ia THAfroHous PArRIousn, PLorp hes
pIessn ed 10 JsFF. DAvI, a bspds'@s pir II
biood horses. which cost bin 81 COO IN ksn-
ucky.
GAS Lrn's WIS, formerly MARY CvsErs,
r,ma ktd few daJ q sgo ths, bar has bsns had
.wss,ed great drops Of ol, ot because % W.
atsI step bs had tsk.n' in joining tho rss-AA-
CoMshsIosED 1T Gov. P.kHPoDv. .
Cisrksburg 20 Weston Va, and 90 ssd sfI 90
in told at the Bank there, -hers it hsd sssn
deposited by ,hs S.ate Cove nmsnt.
PuARE SouLE, whose movements havs hsrs.
oiote been kept In the shade has reo-at.y essa
"a visit TO JEEv. DAVIS, at RichmeoA -
center With him In regard 70 the def.ss~s Il
Nav Oflsans.
RKv. Me-. LssrxuoH, Of me u Pnssbvts-
riaA Chnrcn, opposite the hssdquai tsrs. Aisx-
mon and MADE sucn an arden, ssesssisn prayer
4 On Sanoay, that Col. HEIArzLHMAs snGt uP
| tho church.
A AColoREp yiEw or THE wAR-A ysusx
l.dy wa, sitting al a Wind, W In CsmdeB, N J
fs~ ays ago when sbs obssrv.d . Scior-A
III ittiDg up som. ar tics and she commsnSsd
,apgning. In. dAfkey observed it, turned mp
"a, p,,,, asa aaid You wbits girls n..drt
la.rh.-yuuv'. got no bsaux now-ths, ~. a
sono soatn to d. hit for us nisRsrs."
JfrxRsos's MOTIONS OF "CoshcIos
In answer to tho questions put 70 MN In Iise
rttore the Adoption OF IN. pesseat Consuee-
| 'lon, yrFfhhDos Wroue' MS o'So" -
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s1isoenansoue Items.

TiIR HsTrMArHD stock Of cotton In Ly.rpsof
"a l 1870 2lO bileh valued at about $50, Gee 6Oo.
THh FoUH sTATss or NAIsE n, ssachueotts-
N-W II 'mpshire and NsE pTk have an .gar,-
gao oi thuty-ssver livirv TX Gjvsrnsrs.
TIM opgsUsPIDS ~ Cr'Rrr has incrsa..a
ten '.lG in England since the new treaty vtls
Frenoe.
THK Cry OF MrNIoo eontains sag nNns
with AZ aggregEte enc OUment VI ever two ll-
liors VI dollars.
ATlw IEAAs 400 the fs.sot runnor In ths
United states was knows rs Jackson, the
AmtTic,n Deer" ClAIb Jackson, Of Bi issouh, 10
SAID to 10 the same man, or a. least . brSthar
o. his.
A WOMAN WITH PIrE In her nouth Wsu1r
To aAsr OF a knu ok, in Cbarlo 10 Mich, whsn
the door vas tu hsd vlolenily op,n, her pirs
stem drivsn sninch into her throat and -.
died In agony.
OsLY y, ,oyG rEorLE smlgratsd from Irs,anG
last wear. lhs rem,t Ance sent hole ffop1
Ameiica in 1860, smOunted TO t2 99i 600. AZ
h. ese at emigration from helaud 20 Tia unk-
f; ed States has almost entirely ceased.
NrMBKH or osK OF rHE oLDEsr and
most rsspsctabl- families OF Coviagton, KY, ,whS
mad dsgsrsr .tedi IL to mere sot, was sOid. On
Saturday, for 10 cents, till the lst Of SspIsn..
bsr.
Tux MABKET PRIcxs at Dubuque, Isxs,
Jane 23d, were - follows; Eggs csnts Psr
ozsn new butter, 5 cents per pound straw
berries, 4 cents per qaart meals AVerAsa
cents Ter Eound-
THE IMMKs,E POWER oE THE ARMsTHoaG
QUE was recently proved upon an iosbsrg o.
the Banks Of Newton ndland, by tho EnglHh
\ steam frigats MsSsy. A shell was fred 4bk
miles Il, at IN icsbsIg, lb0 feet high, 1t smAAA-
\ Cd It TO ptsess-
PRoBABLY THE BEsr OFF1CE In the Unitsd
81 stss about this Zine, il that Of Auditor Dg-
| B,Is, OF lllinDis. Pfssumins that AL hA
b.nks in thu State are wound up by the Dr"~"----
+ deliysripS, the bonds 70 .. w ,.old.rs oi tss
not's' no -. ~ entitled to cot lees than saxsF
=, ,noufand d5ilIs In fees If the same bsI.lcs
/ IRE wound up by puolic sale OF the bsnls IN
| New York, he wilt I've snutlsd TO not lsAs tn
I ore hundred and twenty thsurand dollarA
] AN AsJI. TOBACCO organization ls now loru-
Il ing throughout Frsnes and The mon that give
I tcne to society there b.lorg TO 1t, such a. ply
l siciAnl, lAsyeIs, savans, BcademiSiAns, state
/ coupcillor.-all resolved 10 vsgs UncsArng
l asIfArs on that enemy N the health snA
| poIkst Of N An--tha weed. II these IsfhrmsEa
1 curtRil It's cons umpti0n, the result vtl ha
l yss Wy felt in tie public ftvsnds, FOR the an
ppAl income fcon that souiee alone comes VSE
| near $40, 00O,Oc0.
WHEa ALEx. STBPBKEs' SGvaunah speseh
declaring slavery 10 be the main pillar o. m
i Sou h COnItdsracy was publishsd In Pahs, te
| -ss nat ~ Indignant declarations that u VISA
, | a fOrssry, a. The French people could net b.
l lave any 2An In his ssnsss would prenuiS uiSsta
/. | uoh stroeicos docainss. when tts satkA8-
ticity wa sabssqasntly satabliahsd bsys.A q
. doubt the feeling Il iAdiaAAtisa vAa ~s'
iasL 40 ~ 80
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COR THE PI4ES-
+ DR. UPgkMs, veset.bls ElsotCsry, r.: . .ss.. Ss.,
tain cure teI lie, 4 s'sy Tyc,sIa trr1n ,.S shsrS ali
Stbr means pave f.iel The patti %9;, sGHf' 3, S gs
h.n IL. n yoiei soecinl at ntlcB u th disease ioI
m re thao - years ard ray ha Sonlntsd 10 r'iste. ,
% this any other eonpai nvm Ysrl ~ M. uani.
cai ofios ssT Foo III q % door from ne bc-sT, 4
6o ss.esn az, sr.i SSI1 iss.ta Z lis TfanS =. Y.
w sSs TSss'iH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
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sxz<mos.pv ruuBu sr ~ r,a.-v.
anxusoLDv suosu ~ - eu-s.
smxmoLDs sucuu so- ~ sr.sg.
Hu.snOs.pp suoup ssr n-rvve----.
apz.kupfDs RuuHu Cor Le- = s~-so.
auABo.p's ppcHu cor ssm-s- = y,se--
uxixBa.By suuHu ssr nsne.s B-.~as-G
EnnBoLDv aUCuu sor wsak Nerve.
nm.sBoLD-s suuHp ss as.ssi p.~n1s
uu.snsoLD's suuHu COR u-sv---i L.-ss-aa
a.tnBvtDs ssoHu Or Hsr~ q p.s,.-.
auspoLOv sUUHu Coz mxhs s-.-s-
auABotIDs suCHu sst wss~'u,ns--
urz.spotD's sUCHu sss Dryp.- = ns -.
uu.MBMIDv suuBu tes sruvas-a
uA<But.Ds suoHu cor esss In n. 80.
Hu.xBotD's BucHu nr Hs.vt... = IN nysuA
vtsn temporary suffn-.s,e. ana Le- d nssA
au.sBaD's RucHu COZ nob,ib s.s ss-as-
-s-,-itA v.ns ss ssssas. ss4 Bsue u sesss
Ana an dvs-~sa
YxMAIBs-FEHALss-Fn
TnaALEs-EEnALss-vE
YunALRs-FrnALns-
TAI: TAI: g sSsss: sSss: fa1% FHtT
| EHHEs1s Hss AZ Az 81 ES 44ss4sit 44ss4siti
..ss HslNBotDp puCnu soK
all oosPIAnsrv nsuDRn To TEE 80
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