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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

ATTENTION. ATTENTION ATTENTION.
Persons wishing to join the Anderson Fly
ing Artillery" of the West-end "Home
Brigade" to defend our city and fresides,
will meet at the rooms of the Mechanics and
Manufacturers Exchange, No. 76 West
Third-street, at four o'clock P. NJ, where
they will organize and nominate officers.
Come one ] come ALL ---- .---
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PROBATE COURT.

An assignment executed by Boylan & Co.
to T. ]. Gallagher and W. X. Halstead was
placed on file.
DISCHARGED. - Geo. Bainbrige, charged
with the larceny of trunk containing $275
in gold, the property of Mrs. Frack, on
Sixth street, was discharged by Judge Pad
dack, the testimony not establishing the &C.
ousafipn
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CoLoRED MEN, ATTENTION l-Au colored
men of good habits and Of lawful age, who
are willing to unite in the formation of
company of the "Home Guard" are re-
quested to leave their names at one of the
following places, viz: s. Troys, Third-street,
near Race W. S. Goff's, Sixth.street, near
Race; or VIM. H. Mann's, Broadway, near
New. Prompt action is exnected.
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Gloomy AgricuIturaIP Prospects in RaEIand

Gloomy AgricultuTR al Prospects In RaEland.
The London correspondent of the National
InteHigsnoer, writing March 20, draws the
following rather gloomy picture of crop
prospects in England this season:
People flattered themselves that after such
a wet year, the frost would bring the soil
into a glorious condition of pulverization.
Now we are told that much OF the young
wheat which withstood the immediate influ-
ence of the frost, by being snow-ceyered at
first, is now found to be destroyed by the
singular expansion of the soil. First soaked
and then frozen, the soil has risen so as to
cut the stocks of the tender wheat.
A great breadth of ground had, in conse-
quence, TO be sowed and again we are
told that the fortunes of the farmers hang on
a forward Spring. So far the Spring has
been very boisterous, but the roaring winds
are certainly better than steady rain of
some weeks, or an obstinate frost sealing up
the early year. The lambing season was
looked forward to with eagerness as the
supplying source of mutton and wool; but
the season has, in some of the midland and
southern counties, been most untoward as
respects both ewes and lambs. In some dis
tricts the rot in sheep has destroyed many
hocks. Thunder and lightning in February
have done as much mischief as they usually
do in July, and the wind has been more than
commonly destructive.
Still the Spring has come, and brought
with it many favorable circumstances and
all its encouraging hopes. The gardeners
are now more discouraged than the farmers.
Peaches, apricots, pears and plums are killed,
they tell us, down to the old wood and cab
beees, broccoli and lettuces are swept from
the kitchen garden, and cherries are to be
things "hoped for, not seem" Still the sea-
son is, immediately around us at least, earlier
and mucn more promising than was the last.
All the early flowers have appeared and
flourished in their brief beauty. The honey
bees have been nearly entirely destroyed,
and in many counties not one is supposed to
| remain alive.
The farmer admits that the fodder has
lasted better than he expected 1t would, and
says if the grass is not very backward be
shall get through. Nobody is saDguine about
| the wheat harvest We are assured that,
under the most favorable circumstances, IL
can not exceed an average crop let US hope
| for that.
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ARRIVAL OF AN NALABAMAIAN.-An native of
this city, who has been for some years resi-
dent of Alabama, arrived here yesterday.
He claims to be conversant with affairs in
the seeded States, and has telegraphed the
information he possesses to Washington
City. We have his name, but suppress it
for the present, in accordance with his re-
nueet
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a PIeture ~ the gsnsIne western MA.
Under tbis head the Philsdelphla bkfIsfa
discusses the charaoteriatcs Of Western
men, who poassus IN bic opinion, az ne
acutsnesu for which the New Enelandsrs
have been noted. The Bullstia says,
The genuine, laundering Western man,
who can whiD his weight In wild eats, in
whatever guiss they come, whether that OF
the primeval, caterWnuling denszons oL The
forest, OF Of the no less dangerous wildcat
bank-is a most curious study. Crawford
must have bad him IN his eye, when be
created his saucy statue Of America" Lean
ing forward half-turned, one foot little
advanced, Weariag q defiant all-daring
look, and rather eaudily bedisened With
stsrs and stripes.
To the thirty-year old Western man Of to-
dav his is, in the most prodigious sense Of
the word, a great country--his great peo-
y ple. Al six he went with his father on a
Aatboat down the Mississippi, which Il a
, no thinp. Ever since he has been Whirlinq
a. Toueh perfect Worlds Fair Of great
A, uerican thingH-- -palatial steamers, brown
stn, Oe mushroom cities, ocean lakes Egypt
ian grain-depots, lo,OoO-acrs wnssas-nge,lds,
nrc;,;. e, endless railroads, immeasurabla
anayts, section speculations, tolerably fair
dlst = .ovaa ~
caISei n. % learned to scorn the spade, the hoe,
tha Asil and the scythe. Patent diggera,
Seaners. III reshers and mowers have swarmed
aronnd hin !. He has seen many obstacles
~on;sb befo, 9 the skin of his countrymen
and he hold, himself in readiness 70 under
tela a,y snc b task, however impossible 4
NAV seem. 'ea, he stands ready for iie
.sp,.n,,,. vdeasrts, bridging oceans,
RisahiDS RIiaSibsS the coral stsrs.a
NJ fbeaa irrepreesfbIe speei
mems in mind Jus tnew. Oompafstlyely g
norant was he the work ne nho unoen
taken, and yet th, pluck ana prsss ans
energy that was IL. him was 80 shaken 70
eethef, pressed dow N and running over
that he was enabled 70 crush through ever
obstacle that stood in the way oI tne success
he sought in thaA dir ectlon. never uring
never relaxing, alwAy WORKED up 70 TN
highest pitch Of effort ..,4 -,
True aad never failil " with his hands
gripping diffculties VIII lch ms ignorance
brought him face to face WIZ IN way 8
full Of quiet fury that the. were either q
once apparently conquered VI y1e esn masioI
Of lookerRen, or rendered esmost ho7s d,
combat. Thrusaing himself rresstbly utc
every department. of the con, 'ern, however
little his pPesenes was desired, and enfoU-
ing taeit acquisscence m his presence aud
action there, thnoNgh sheer SIRE 7gth of win
and intellect extreme endeayoT 70 do well
what he put his hand to, and tsif success
tbereat for a novice
Such, and 60 great and 50 won 1erfai, Is
your genuine Western man. For further
particulars see portioAsof Southey's 0sserfp-
ton of the Cataract Of Lod0re.
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ANOTHER COMPANY IN THE FIELD.-An
active military company was formed last
night in the Eleventh Ward, which elected
the following oficess; Captain, Frank Linck;
First Lieutenant, L. G. Frintz Second Lieu
tenant, G. F. Nepper.
It will be attached to Mr.. Cooks regiment,
which is now full. The members are re-
quested to meet at Moore's Garden, at nine
o'clock this morning.
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A NEW AND DESTRUCTIVE IMPLEMBET OF
WAR.-The editor Of the Mobile (AIa.l
Tribune, has witnessed some experiments
with the "St. James Torpedo" 1t is an
elongated, double chambered bOmb-shell.
One chamber is filed with powder as an or
dinary bomb-shell, and the other with most
destructive burning fluid. The powder is Ia
be ignited by means Of q percussion cap,
which, of course, bursts the shell as soon as.
it hits an object, by q means of fuse a.
other shells. The burning powder ignites
the fluid, which is so rapid and destructive
that we really believe that If six of them
Wera fired into the largest vessel il would
be utterly impossible to save it from destruo-
tion. I1
The principle point to be tested yesterday,
YVES whether the explosion Of the powder
would ignite the fluid. To test this Mr.. St.
James had two miniature shells made, aboat
6ve inches in diameter. One Of them was
placed in small pile of shagings, a fuse
was inserted in the she'll aud set Gre 10. IR
a minute the bomb burst, making report
about as loud as pistol, and In the twi6kl-
ing of an eye the whole pile 0f shAvingl
was in blaze. The same experiment was
tried the second time with like success.
This point was then settled 10 the sail,-
faction Of all who witnessed il.
We understand that Mr. st James in,slt., -,
by permission of Gen. OloI1snA 20 m.As
several Of the shells OF eight-inch aiA"s'es
] and test them at Fort Morgan
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

]. GRAFT 4 KOHL sell this morning, at
nine o'clock, the furniture, superior oil
paintings, London piano. &C., at the resi-
dence of Charles Stetson, Esq, No. l2l West
Fourth. street. FaHF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

County MArTEps.--The County Oommis-
sioners, at their regular session, yesterday,
passed an order amounting to $l67, to Rad
way and Burton, for 4 stove for the Work
house
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

REFORR III: n, CLARK, JUSTICE OF
County, Ohio = John Hood Plaintiff, % Jerry ball,
peiendant-0p the third day Of April 1851, said
Justice issued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the Of So The case Is set for hear
ing on this 18th OF May, 1861, az O'clock a. M
Cincinnati, April 81 1851. JOHN HOOD, PfL
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LOST.

II OsT-ACCOUNT-BOOK = On Saturday night
II last, on Seventh ct between Oeatrai-ay and
Cutter The finder will receive S. BY leaving It at
39S West Eighth S., or 200 Elm. apls-b b'
m OST- WATOH-An open. faced silver patent
IL lever watch with broken gold chain attached,
suppoled to have been lost on corner Of Main and
Eighth SITS liberal reward will be paid for IT, II
left at 353 Main-st., or at this once, apl9. b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

G. s. BLANCHARD advertises works on
military tsotics--ssyeTAl kinds. Just now
everybody wants 10 know something of the
Art Of war,
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WANTED.

/ WANTS" "FOR SALE" "FeR REEE"
"BosT.f "F0UnHJ," Z" B0ARDTHG,n sio.-Ad-
verfisssnis corino ndsr these headings, not sBoes-
ino Ire Rro,. viii b insefcd t,cios for QB oe,.ts
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

MUNITIONS OF WAR.-The Schaghticoke
IN. ~ powder-mills were visited the other
day by an agent of the Government, since
which operations on very extensive scale
have been commenced, and a double set of
operatives put to work. 1t is understood
the propIietors have received large order
for powder.
The Springfield (Mass) Republican says
that the United States Government manu-
factured l, 200 guns at their armory in that
city during the month of March, an increase
Of 400 over the previous month. A few boxes
of these guns were forwarded TO Washington
on Tuesday, for the use Of the Federal
troops.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

lhe CiRciHnod DAILY PREss e fhs Haturdl orpaa Of
labor AZ employment IN fais eity The Jacilhies Of
COMMUNICATION which u srhishes betsscps iabOrers and
employers, and bsiiusen capital aHd Industry, bvfneaus
Of rs large crouiaiion aNd cheap adrertisement. sup
ply 1e people ,vih conrenisHcs ghich has only 10 BE-
trisd 10 b. appreciated brief advertisement IN ne
DAILY PRlss places tte object before navy thousands
sellers.
Ansrers @ odrertsemens may BE- received at ne o5os
Q,ne Daily Pass, tealed and addresssd 70 names
tnfffnls uitfabers.
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wv. M. II. HRwSON,

n WEST Third STREET, CINCINNATI,
UUYs AND SELLS STOCKS, BONDS
IL and other Securities, on Commission only (;
negotistes Loans and makes Collections. aps-am
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FOUND.

ITOUND-The place to buy Bonnets Ribbons
and Millinery Goods at half price. Gall at the
near Main. [apl9 b'I J. A. HENDERSON,.
A QHIINIsTRATORIs SALE OF REAL
~ kbTATB.-ln pursuance of an Order Of Sale of
The Probate Court u Hamilton County, Ohio, to US
nireoteo We viii oier for sale, on the premises, at
D,cloch NJ the following described lot Of ground,
situated In the County Of Hamilton and the State OF
Uhio: The tract parcel of land known and desig-
rated as Lot numbered Twenty-Five (22) on the
ltwn plat OF the town Of Lookland, In said County
Nandrtd aud zty dollars, free Of dover.
ferms Of sale, one-third cash balance In one and
|I1lnists sold. WI MORRIS, JR.
SARAH Il. MORRIS
Administrator OF the Estate Of
nh20-dWs W, 4. Morris, deceased.
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PERSONAL.

nBRsONAL-W. KENT CO., manufactures
~ Of ladies', gentlenen's, Misses and children's
boots aud shoes, No. 126 Fifth street. three doors
hands, and is warrented Prices cheaper than any.
where else In the city. ja2T-H
nERSONAL-To whom II may concern, II O,
II STEVENS, manufacturer OF mattresses and
bedding, 25S Walnut-st, between Sixth aud
eeventh-sts. WiBdOw-shadea, gilt and plain, put up
In style spring and other kinds Of mattresses
renovated, and particular attention 40 jebbug up
holsteTy mh25-H
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE-BY COOPER 4 STOKES.
"A Frame Dwelling house, with Lot, on Fifih,st,
gt Auction Will be sold at public auction, TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, April 20, at 2H O'Clock, on
the premises, Frame Dwelling house, with Lot, oa
the south sIde Of h between Central.av aud
The house contains six rooms.
Terms OF sale-ope third cash, balance in one
good. COOPER STOKES, AuctioneeIs,
AUCTION sALE-BY j. GBAFF & KOHL.
- N, leo Lots in the John Riddle, sr;, Estats;-
hume HUNDRED Lots on the Hamilton Road, 9gmmins
w Iab, az, R6 S1d otaSr Streets lAld out In
'nf fT@s d cash. balance in one
T HSs VIII at Ss Bson House.
Plats can be seen at the store Of the auctioneers
against the property, y,dgy Sy order % e COURT,
apl9 Is East Fourth st.
A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4
A KOhL,-Furniture, Piano on Paintings, Car
risge, etc will be sold at public auction on FRI
DAY M0RNlNGl April lss at O'clock, at the
West FOult hst., the entire PsrlOr, Chamber, Din
ing room ana Kitchen Furniture
ALsoTA Grand Piano forte, made by Erard, Lon.
don OIL Paintings in gilt framesi Carriage and
.n,z JACOB GRAFE; GRAFIEs AAuStIFenSsEs As.s F5ss'is. =,
AUCTION sALE-BY COOPER sToKEs.-
N kales.room, No. ID East tFourth-stroet-Sixty
two Ltts OF Land, near the West-end Park, on
FREEMAN, Gest. Blaekford and Olark-sts at Auo.
tion.-0n MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 20, will
be sold, on the premises, at O'clock Three Lots
Freeman a., Twenty Lots on Gest'st, Fifteen Lots
on Ozark st. and TWenty-four Lots on Blackford st,
This property Is all in MeLean's MakRtewa Sub
division, and near Westend Park. Thia portion Of
the city is improving very rapidly. Title good.
Terms One fourth cash balance in one, two and
three years, with per cent. interest," secured BY
mortgage on the premises.
The sale will commence with the Lots on Clark
street, near Freeman, Pats Of the property can be
bad AZ the AUCTIONS store Of COOPER a STOKES,
apis COOPER 4 STOKES, Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

WNOR RENT-Nice stable,room for four horses,
" u oI three and carriage. Loft above. Apply at
268 Cutter.st. aplSb+
EOR BRNT-One Store and two Rooms, at
II No. 80 Raee-st. Inquire at 63 Yine-st.
[spls.b'1
EOR RRNT-DWELLING-W six rooms,
y on Columbia st., Newport, Ky in good order.
Inquire at l41 YOrk.st, Newport. api7.e'
EOR RBNT-HOUSE-Th Three. story house on
~ Bace-st, No. 347, newly painted and papered.
Inquire at 2l2 BichmoDd.st. apl6-d'
TNOR KENT-sTORE-No, 237 Walnut.st st.,
co, 220 Walnut-st. apl6-tf
EOR RENT-HoUsE-A ne two story brick
y house Of i've rooms, on Findlay-street, west Of
FTeemap-st Apply to THos NICHOLSON, Ne.
ETOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE-Of sever
q rooms, on Walnut Hills, nc ar the Post. office.
For terms, inquire Of HENRY CLARK, at the
Tollgate on the Madison Road aplS.f"
WNOR RRNT-A large Front Room, on second
"a floor, over the new millinery store, corner Of
Fifth and Elm.sts. Best stand in the city for
dressmaker. apls.b
ENOR RENT-BOOMs-Ono frort and back
1O2 Broadway, between Third and Fourth. streets.
[apl6-f'l
WNOR II ENT-A two.story Brick House, with
Ped gsa APSg SSfT to BC1 f&SG RsS Ri
and Locksts. apl2-l
VNOR RRNT-F0UR ROOMs-on the second
~ floor, and one on the first, at 3S Harrison st.
Family without children preferred. Best Of refer
euces required. Rent $40 per month, in advance.
Apply on the premises APIECE
TTOR BNT-PHREE ROOMs-22xaO feet, in
n second, third and fourth stories, suitable for
mechanical business, or would make excellent
rooms for military drills. Rent very low. Apply
at 100 West Bifth.st. aplS.b%
VNOR RBNT-A LARGE HALL-south. west
n corner of Third-st. and Central. ay., 100 feet
in length by 40 feet In width, suitable military
purposes. Rent low. Apply to VIM. CARROLL, on
the premifes aplS-bF
HOE RENT-A three story DWELLING, To-
H Gated at No. Sc West Ssvepth-st, between
Walnut and Vine-sts. For particulars, inquire al
premises, or address DR.. FIR aDERICK EHRMAN
tapl7-c'l
NYOR KENT-HALL-A large hall in the Me-
H tropolitan Building, corner of Ninth aud Wal
nut. st. Also, one store on the first floor of th(
same. Inquire Of POOR q CO., 925 Walnut.et.
Gapl6-tfl
ENOR RENT-A two-story brick House of eigh
H rooms, with front, side and rear yards. at No
362 West Seventh street. Gas through out. Ap
ply to A. II. MCGUFFEY, at No. 100 main street
up stairs. ap6.da
ESOH u BRNT- -RoOMS-Two handsomely fur
NJ nished front rooms, with gas, water, &c with
in three squares of the Post office to gentlemen
dodgers. Address ssEVENgH-STREET,t this OH co
[aplS-b+l
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NATIONAL LEGION of Mexican Volunteers
meets on Saturday evening, See notice.
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THE WAR EXCITEMENT.

Departure Of Ire Tfoops-Anristy for a
Fight Events IN me COuatry-T TIE Danger
10 The GW-RecPtiOn Of the Virgiaia
NeVs-Progrsss Of Affairs
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THE DAILY PRESS.
CITY News.

METSoRoLoercAL OBsERvArIoNs-By Henry
N ~ IL. n - :. N
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

It is generally believed that our safety
will require strong force in this city,
ready for service at a moments warning.
There are two very vulnerable points, from
which IAN enemy, with few cannon, could
do us an immense injury-frOm the hills
above Newport commanding the Water
works. and from those below oovington,
commanding all the large manufactures of
the Sixth Ward.
In reference to the first of these we have
received several communications, which are
omitted for want of space. They suggest
that precautionary measures be Immediately
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

Tue CIluSdn W az lnO OOLhPany sulO lOItuu-
ate in making SO desirable a choice as Mr..
Smith, who has seen war in all its phases.
David Butler was appointed to represent
the ward in the Home Guard Committee.
The following Committee on Finance was
appointed: William Nugent, Morris Brien,
William Hampton, John Tobin, ALI Miller.
Committee on Drill room, P. W. Calliman.
The company will meet again this even
ing, at the same hour and place, to perfect
organization.
A meeting in the Twelfth Ward was held
at their headquarters, at Lafayette Hall,
last evening. Nine hundred dollars was
subscribed at once by the citizens for the
purpose of organizing the ward, and reso'
luton was passed requesting the citizens Of
the ward to call meeting of the City Coun-
ell this evening for the purpose of appropri-
ating sufficient sum of money to put the
city in thorough state of defense.
A committee, consisting of Judge Spooner,
A. W. Gilbert, ]. O. Baum, - Pomroy,
and - Kruger, was appointed for the pur-
pose of attending to the ward organization
and supplies. This committee have recon.
mended the adoption of the red shirt uni
form and glazed caps, and it is expected the
whole ward will soon be organized. The
citizens of the ward drill nightly, and are
anxious 10 obtain the arms.
Another meeting Of the First Ward Home
Guard was held last evening. Full 500
persons were present and the war spirit was
at high pitch. The Committee to procure
a suitable place to drill reported that S. j.
Broadw had donated large room, Nos.
90 and 90 East Third street, between Broad,
way and Sycamore, in Union Block, for any
length of time desired. A vote of thanks
! was returned 10 Mr.. Broadwell, The elec-
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BOARDING.

HpOARD1NG-Two gentlemen can obtain fur
HO nished room and gas, with board, in pleasal
location, at 269 Seventh.st. apl5-b+
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NN1 ANTBD-EverV body to know that the Pic
wv ture Gallery. 22 West Ffth:st., is the finest,
largest aud cheapest Gallery on Fifth ST. Pictures
of all tizes and styles taken daily. Old pictures
copied apl3-b
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-29
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, AfiNIH ~ 80
TEE &
ONLY DIS @ OV II X \
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE ~"
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY

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"'tuni , =. inro,cd cr, hi, q nat onlG prodUc"
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't'iS -" I'D h.vn hen forced to icatc the
W %" 90 nt pu Il tbe Il, 10 ing
h''" :" AZ ''''''' o. tny}h yame hpH Il j 1889
r,o ,~, "a =" - t;.rp," he letter wrote you
ro' ~ d. " ,U' q y" , 90 ,,lI. usir Restorative
!" i0"H" 60 w ,' - -; Il IN this yciu, and else
anu "'t!t'i 90 ~ ~ ,,,npr, II. il ourc. tputl hing
MheIe' ms P ~, ' ,''uri.s are nrs il i, last
ne ,a' ~ ~. -. d ,,o as stated IN communi
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c ga ~ Las, t,I cn,tinno f., be N eoou der
aih " y, ni,. r., ali rpn and V i'll al g err
anu " H. A., h,,r il oven better than III any
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RS, u IF m ho,r sill CT ntjnuc. to be good rs
lara : sn nunh tr nd in the manufacture AID sail of
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