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TOILET ARTICLES.

Soaps, Combs, Hair and Clothes Brushes, In
bins Extracts--Genuias, Jaqucs' Extract Of
Pond Lily, Hooper's Cachous, Lead and Slate
Pencils, Pen-holders, Port Monies, Watch-keys,
Key Rings, Crochet Needles, Shawl Pins, Spec
tacle Cases, Eye Protectors, Toy Watches, Vic
lin Strings and Bridges, silk and Leather Guard
Chains, Coral Beads, Jet Bracelets, Sewing
Birds, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Meerschaum
Pipes and Cigar Tubes, Bird Cages, Telescopes,
Percussion Caps, and Fancy Articles too nu-
merous to mention.
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"A COMPANY OF VOLUNTEERS FOR ONE
of the regiments now being raised in this State is
expected of Orleans County in Is days. Shall we
disappoint that expectation: The honor of the
country is at stake.
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Great Mogul, Highland and Steamboat Cards,
Boards, Writing Inks, Payson's
Indelible, genuine, Gold and Steel Pens, sc.
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AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
Watches and Clocks.

every style and finish
Heavy Gold and Plated Lockets, Ladies Chat
claim and Guard chains, Gents Gold and
Plated Vest Guard and Fob Chains,
Gold and Silver Rings, every
Style and Size, Gents Fine
Enameled and old
Pins, Sleeve buttons,
studs, & c.,
Rich Enameled,
Chaste & Plain Brace
lets, Ladies' Jewelry in sets
or in parts of sets, Breast Pins,
Knobs, Drops, &c, Gold, Silver,
Steel and Plated Spectacles, with Per
eoscopic, Concave, Convex, Green and Grey
Glasses, to fit the Eye
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oliver Ware,
Pocket Cutlery.

The largest and best assortment ever offered il
this vicinity.
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READl READ READ


This is to certify that have used n.
II. Downs Elixir in my practice for
many years, and consider it an excellent
medicine for all the purposes for which
it is recommended--especalIy for chill
dren. j acts like charm as an expec-
torant, and for Group, it can be safely re-
lied on.
(Signed) HORACE FALEs.
Waterbury, VI, Jan. IA, 1862.
This is to certify that l have used N.
II. Downs Elixir in my family for Is
years, and consider it perfectly safe and
a very valuable remedy for all the pur-
poses for which it is used.
(Signed) PAUL DLLINGHAM.
Waterbury, VT, Jan, IA, 1862.
Iconsider n. II. Downs Elixir the
rsry best cough medicine ever used in
family. Never knew it to fail Of cure.
(Signed) Gro. II. LEASE.
Can we say more? Mothers, try this
valuable medicine, and rest assured you
viii never keep house without it. For
sale in every town and village through
gu; New England, New York, and the
Canadas. Genuine signed n. II, Downs,
with pen in black ink. Retails at Zoe, |
Soc, and Sl,00 per bottle.
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New Vermont Remedy.
AENRYS yERMONT LINLMEHT

For rheumatism, inflammation, cramp,
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, flesh wounds.
spasms, toothache, sudden coughs, colds,
bowel complaints, dysentery, &c, &c.
This article is warranted to be the best
Iniment OF pain killer in the world. We
want to give away few bottles in every
town in Vermont, to cure the cases that
nothing else will cure, so that wecan get
it introduced at once. Ask your drug
gsts or merchants to order supply on
commission. and we will put in a few
bottles free, to give away
All orders should be addressed to the
proprietors,
JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,
Successors to j. NJ. Henry Il Sons,
Waterbury, VT
Price % cents. Warranted.
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Greenwood Seminary.
Sht ri 5 Uilice.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 20. 1862 (

VNHE Spring Term OF This Institution will
l. commence on the 7Ih of April next
The Principal will be assisted bv sbI.
instructors, and a. ample facilities will be-
afforded TO qualify utenis Tor Ieachirg,
for business or for a more extensive conr-s
III literature, liberal share OF patronage
again solicited.
Pupils who do not come from home, or
are not put under The charge o. near reia-
lives, mnsi board al the Seminary, aud bs
subject 10 the regulations thereof. They
must provide their own towels aud have
each article of cloihin2 distinctly marked.
Eleven weeks corsIiluie a quarter and
there will be vacation OF abouI sax weeks
ia mid summer.
Boarding, washing and Tuiiion. with
furnished rooms, will he SIS per quarter,
ore hall ayable in advance.
fnnIou alone 10 Common branches, S. 90
inclnding advance Algebra
mathematics MS ory &c. 90
in Laun, German or French
each exlral co
For iurthsr par iculars address
WM. BURGESS, Principal
Millvilie. Col CO. Feb 90 1852
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
cAasFULLr CoaRrCrrD WEEKLY
MARRIED..

On the 5,h inst, by Rev. Franklin Gear
hart, Mr. LLOYD I SHAePLEss, of Blooms
burg, 10 Miss MATTE " WAGoSsELLER, of
SelinsSrove.
On the 4,h inst, By The same Mr. WM
TrPLE, 10 Miss EsanaA DRElsBAcH, both OF
Columbia county
In Bloomsbury, on the 9Th inst, by the
Rev. y Russell, Mr. GorLEiB SMITH, OF
OF Muu,our county.
In Bloomsbury by Rev. J. r. Dimm or
the 10Th inst, Mr.. w. r TUBS of Shick-
shinGy, Luzerne co. TO Miss MAGGiE HAR-
MAN OF this place.
Also by The same on the 10th inst. MIR.
JoHN HRPENsTIEL 10 Miss MARY CATHERISE
MRuCK all of Nj Pleasant Col. co Pa.
AT Miville on the 26ih uli, by Friends
Ceremony, MIR CHANDLER EvEs, OF MiIlvie
and ELIZABETH WILSON. daughter OF JuhH
Wilson, near Danvile, Pa.
At the Presbyterian Parsonage, in Ber
wick. on the 9Th int, BY the Rev. J. NJ
Salmon. MIR. JoHN VsN PELr, OF Briarcreek,
to Miss Al. Z GKEGoRy, OF Fairmouni, Luz
county. Pa.
On the sth inst at TownhiIl, by Rev E.
Wads worth, MIR GEoRGE w. IHHER, oi Fair.
monrt, to Mis- JaNE YoUkG Of Huntingdon
Luzerne county, Pa.
On the 2sd inst, by Rev. w Goodrich,
Mr JACOB j. KEIsER, TO Miss hA.Y Z. Bar
ToL. both oil Madison township Columbia CO.
Pa.
On the 9Th inst BY Rev. w Goodrich, al
the residence of The BRIDES father Mr.. WM.
| p. FAus, TO Miss Ann ELIZABETH FoRNwALD
both OF Pine Twp. Col. co.
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KoIlock,s Dandelion CoGee.

THIS preparation, made from the best
Java Coffee. is recommended hy physicians
as a superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility, Dyspep>is, aud all
bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled 10 abandon the use Of col-
lee will use ;hIs without injurious effects.
One can contains The strength OF two
pounds OF ordinary coffee. Price 25 cents.
K0LL0Ck'S LEyAIN,
The puresi and best BAKING POWDER
known, for making light, swee aud nu,ri-
tous Bread and cakes. Price IS cents.
Manufactured on
NJ H. KOLLOCK Chemist.
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia,
az lind sold 6y oil Dfuggisfs and Grocers. "A
February 90 1862
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Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
E.,o.v Marcb ~ 1890

FRIDAY, March IA, 1862.
The SPEAKER called the H5use TO order
al 10 o clock A. NJ
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. De Wit.
BILLS IN PLACE.
Under sus pension OF the orders.
Mr.. SHANNON read in place, an act to
provide Tor the military education of youths
Mr. TATE read a bill in place, TO change
the place OF holding the Elections from the
house OF Joseph R. Patton, 10 The house OF
MIR. Lemon, in Greenwood township, Co
lumbia county.
Also-To change the place OF holding
the Elections from the house of Jacob Sidell
10 the house of VIM. Sidell, in Derry twp,
Montour county.
tween Margaret Ann Stiff, and Robert Stiff,
OF DaIville, Montour county.
eESERAL Jscksos's PkocLANATIos TO THE
PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
On leave given,
MIR TATE offered The folIowhing pre-
ambe aud resolution:
WaERsas, By resolution OF February I3
1862, The House determined 10 meet al y
o'clo NJ. on the 18th day of March, 1852
TO hear The proclamation of Gen. Andrew
Jackson TO The people OF South Carolina
read by the Clerk.
And lchereas, By the standing rules OF this
House no session can be held on that day
aud as a great many of the members vii
be absent on that day, therefore,
Resolred, That the House will proceed ic
discharge the duty prescribed by the reso
luton mentioned, on Tuesday next at five
/ O'Clock P. NJ.
The resolution was read second tim,
and agreed 10.
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Bridge Letting.

THE County Commissioners Will receive
proposals al the house of David Davis, in
Beaver township, C, umbia county, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ and one p.
M, on Friday lae 4th day of April next,
for building open TRUSS BRIDGE. ov-
er CaItawissa Creek near The residences of
The said David Davis Said bridge TO be
IS leei between abBlments, width l6 ieei,
hight II feet from low wafer mark; the
abu,menis TO be six feet thick aud the
wInawal on upper and lower s.ie OF Norh
abuimenl each % feet long; ibe w'ngwaLl
on lower side of south abui.neni 10 feet
long, aud none required on lhe upper SIDE.
Plan and specifications eau be seen OH ths
day and place o! letting.
BY order Of the county COMMISSIONS.
z &. FRUIT,
Commissioners Office CLERK.
Bloomsbnrg, March 5, 1862 I
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, appointed an Auditor
by the OrphaE's Cour of Columbia county
TO dislTibute lhe balance in he hands Of
Reuben Miller, Executor of John Linden,
late of Bfisfcreek Township, in said county
deeea-ed. TO aud among the creditors aud
elhers entitled, according TO law will meet
The parties inIe rested for the purpose OF hi-
appointment on Saturday, April 5ih 1862,
at his office in johannesburg, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. when and where all persons having
claims are requested 10 presen, them or be-
torev 'iebarred from coming in for a share
of said fund,
JOHN q. FREEZE, Audifor
Bonmsburg, March 5;h 1862.
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The Express Ct Thursday lasr, tells the
following story Ct citizen of this county:
ss A ieu veeks ago rich farmer OF Noun:
Bethel, II tl,i- ceuniy had nine hundred dol
lars 10 notes tha= be did not know exactly
whers 10 place for safely, but al last copcln-
ded 10 put j. ir-a siove IN his house that
was very seldom Il ever used A shOrl
lime after he had deposited il there, one Of
he females ol The house made fire in this
same s,ose, whils The old man was absant
when he money was burned up, The Girl
not being aware Of is hassng been hidGen
tbsfs. and in very lew minutes The old
mans Dine bun.lfod dollars uers IN ashes.
= Ec4on Ssniiasl
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MeCIsIlan's address TO his Soldiers.


Soldiers Of The Army Of the Potomac.
Fora long time have kept you inactive,
but mol without purpose. You were TO
be disciplined, armed, and instructed. The
formidable artillery you nov have had 10
be created. Olher armies were 10 move
and accomplish certain results. have held
you back, that you might give the death
blow 10 the rebellion that has distracted our
once happy country. The patience you
have shown, and your confidence in your
General, are worth dozen victories.
These preliminary results are now ac-
compished. feel that the patient iabors
OF many months have produced their iruii
The Army Of the Potomac is now real
army, magnificent in material, admirable
in discipline and construction, aud excel
lently equipped and armed. Your com
manders are all that ! could wish
The moment for action has arrived, and
know that can trust in you % save our
country As ride through your ranks, |
see in your faces tie sure prestige OF vic.
tory feel that you will do whatever !
ask OF you.
The period OF inaciion has passed. will
bring you now face TO face with the Rebels,
and only pray tha, God may defend The
right. In whatever direction you may
move, however strange my actions may
appear 10 you, ever bear in mind that my
fate is linked with yours, and that all ! do
is TO bring you where know you wish to
\ Ia i a
business to place you there. am to watch
| over you as a parent over his children, and
you know. that your General loves you
| from The depths of his heart. 1t shall be
/ my care-ii has ever been-to gain success
with the least possible loss. But know
that if it is necessary you will willingly fol-
low me TO our graves for our righteous
cause.
God smiles upon us-victory attends us
Yet would not have you ihiak that ou
aim is 10 be obtained without a manly
struggle. | will not disguise il from you
IN at Won have brave foes 10 encounter-foe
men well worthy OF the steel that you vii
use so well. | shall demand oil you great
heroic exertons, rapid and long marches
y desperate combats, privaions, perhaps
We will share all there together, and whe
This sad war is over, we will all return
our homes, and feel that we can ask n
higher honor than The proud consciousness
,ha, we belonged to the Army of the Polc
mac. GEoRGE B Mcclellan,
Major General Commanding.
]
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Public ale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN pur-uance of an order of the Orphans
Court ol Columbia county. or
SATURDAY, The 29lh DAY OF MARCH
neAi, al 10 o'clo. III the ioIrneen, VI srtIn
A zimmerman and Michael Lemon. Al
mis.raor, of Pe,e. P. p, alrr, lale of Fish
ineereek township in said cpuniv, decasesi,
will expose 10 sale by Pnblc Vrndue,
upon ibe premises, a certain. tract of land
situate m The township of Eishnacfe eek
aforesaid adjoining lands OF Elias Lanha,II
On the east, land of the heirs oi Georgs
Laubact on the Norh. Phiip Uaanasi on
the west, aud The p1bIic road on the Suulb,
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Humbugger5 is no new invention. Poor
Eve was dazzled by green pippin; and
through her, Adam took bite, and got his
eve teeth cut Since then humbuggery has
become science. Robinson Crusoe. Ara
bisn Nights: GaIlirers Travels, Barnum's
Woolly Horse, and other ce;ebrities -four
ishei then came Judge Ruh's Taking Cow
the New York Tribune and other unsancli
fed oracles which have infested business.
religion, physics and politics generally
But for the last Twelve months il has assn
med the FORM OF mammoth Daily Inquifers,
HeraId's, Tribune's, &c, which have reap
ed rich harvesls al Brother Jonothan's cre-
dulity. The country press stood amazed al
their huge proportions and varied contents.
one hall OF which was manufactured for sem
saiion purposes. Tie Argus clipped, aud
rcissored and slashed, bui 10 no purpose =
The country appeared 20 relish the perform
ance,but as every dog has his day so even
Sensation bad 10 succumb 10 the ihAexible
decree Of justice and duty. Since the Gov
eminent has taken military possession o:
ell the ieIegrahic lines in the conulry, and
forbidden all ieleeraphic ccommunicauons in
regard 10 military operations mol expressly
authorized By tie War Department, or the
Generals commanding the army in the field
the country finds repose. Tie country press
IS now more iulI5 appreciated, and conse-
quensly new Subscribers are coming in dai
Iv.-Leuisbure Aigus.
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hor es and captured three. The retel loss
could not be ascerained they az usual re-
treating and taking sheir wounded and tead
along.
he health Of the bGys that are here is
good. We sent all our sick to the hos piial
al Cumb hand before we lett camp Chase.
A regular line oil coaches has been es,ab-
lished between this place and Hagersto ~n,
Md, distance of lS miles, hence wehave
belier mail aciliiies than We have enjoyed
&c. TooDLes.
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DIED.

In Espy, on Saturday, the sth inst, MIR.
CYRUs BARTON, aged about 66 years
In Shamokin, on the 9th inst Mrs. Lu-
cfNDA r. YoUNG, vile OF ]. Wemer Young,
formerly of this place, aged 20 years, 8
months and 30 days. She was inferred at
the cemetery at this place.
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TWENTY ACRES.

more or less, ififieen acres of which Is clear
ed land and in a good Stale of cutiva'ios.
Laie The estate OF said deceased. sitaa'e
in HE township 81 Fishngcre-k AMI county
aforesaid. Terms Of sale male known on
dav Of sale JACOB EYERLY.
Bloomsbury, March 3, 1862. CLERK
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Public Sale
TOWN HOUSE AND LOT.

1862 Town Loi ard House. snuais on
Railroad Slreet, Below Third, Souih West
BIoom>hur2, containing % feet in front and
los ieei i'll depth. fhe lot is in good
state or culivalioa, well planted with young
bearing iruIl trees. the Improvements ara
a one story and half new frame dwelling
house, with the oUtbuIidinss o>uaI!y found
upon Town lots. Possession vii br given
on the first day oi April next. Sale 10 com.
menee at one O'Clock p NJ OF said dAv
when condiIions Will be m4ie kno3n by
OSCAR p GIRTON.
Boomsburg March 5, 1862
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For SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale or rent
the following property, 10 vii One good
sized BRICK Dwelling House. out houses,
well OF water al the door, aud one acre &C
ground, situate on the north east corner of
Market and First street; ALSO, Honse
aud Lpt Oh First Street; house 80 = 90.
frame and "A frame Stable frsIiu Trees. &c
&c. Terms reasonable. For par icalass
inquire OF GEORGE WEAVER.
Bloonsbnrs. Fab. I9, 1852.
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"ALwAys TRUE TO TIE UNION. &c overn-
orSprague ,of Rhode Island, in acceP ing the
denomination of the Democratic Con 'ention
for Governor, said "he had always found
the Democratic parry true 10 :he Jnion.'
This is the crowning glory OF that .lorions
old party, and they do not share il " ith any
other the same cannot truly be said OF any
other party Let the people think of this
important fact al this time, when all admit
and profess 10 depiore the danger TO the
Union, and when lis salvation is The vowed
desire of all Who are us safest gu ardians
aud most reliable friends, those VIII o. have
of.rqys been true TO il, in prosperity and in
adyersiiy--in word and in deed /; or those
who, while they have talked Unior have
shown, by their encouragement of scsional
feelings and sectional principles, fhn they
are al best bul half Union men
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Pennsylvania legislature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, March l3, 1862
EVENING SESSION.

The House was called 10 order al u o.
clock M.
The consideration OF the tonnage tax ques-
lion was resumed, and The bill was discuss
ed until nearly l2 o'clock, when the previ-
Gus question was called and sustained
The substitute of Mr.. Armstrong was lost.
Yeas 81 Mays 65.
The substitute of Mr. Williams, was car.
ried. Yeas 65.-Nays 81
On The final passage
The yeas and nays were required by Mr.
WlLDEY and Mr. CALDWELL, and we're
as follows, viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Banks Barron,
Beaver, Beehe, Digham, Blanchard, Bliss
Boleau. Brown, xMerceD Brown (Nor-
thumberland) Busby, Cessna Craig, DelIone
OWNS, DonIey, (Greene )Doughery, Elliott
Fox Freeand, Gamble, Graham, Graut
Gross Hall, Happer Henry, Hess, Hoffer,
Hoover, Hopkins. ( Washington Huichman,
Kaine, Kennedy Kline, Labar, Lehman
Litckenwallner NJ CleIlan, NJ Coy, NJ 'Cul-
loch, Myers, Neimax, Peters, Poteiger,
Ramsey, Rex, Rhoads Ritter, Ross
(Luzerne) Ross (Mifflin) Row land, Russell
Ryon, Shannon, Sirang, Fate. Tracy, Tuition,
Wakefield Weldner, Williams, Wimley,
WindIe, Volt, Worley, Zeigler and Rowe.
SPeoker-70
NAYS Messrs Abbot Armstrong, Bates,
Caldwell, Chatham, Cochran, Cowan, Dem
mis-. DonneIy philadelphia J Josephs, NJ
MAXIM, M'Manus, Pershing, Qaigley, Scott
Smith, (Chesier) Smilh, (Phlladephiaj
Thompson, Vincent, Warner sad WiIoey-
%.
So The bill passed finally.
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COAL OEL.-Atdesco Coal OIL Tor sale,
JOHN K. GIRrON.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 90, 1862
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,Olice to lhr IIeirs Of FeIer HOffmaa, trr'd.


>A..ss.-. COLUUBII COUNTY SS:
:MNRE n HE Commons ealih OF Penn
a.e:5 s,i:s:: %:':.: =.! : d:s .:'';; v ti:' I'D
ria Fowler. R"Zeita AInanda Cleaver Syl-
sesier Hoffman, William Hoffman Sarah
Elizabeth Richards Charlotte Hoffman,
Hannah Hoffman. Joseph Steele and Sam
uel Steele, children and deviss es OF Peer
Hoffman, deceased, laie Of Locust township,
CoiumbiG conny
You and each Of you are here by cited and
commanded 10 to and appear in your per-
sous before tie Judges nl the Orphans
Couri oi said county, To lie holfen al
Bioomsohrs, IN and for said county. OF the
first Monday o: May next, then aud thsre
10 accept or refuse Ibe estate of said decd
al The valuation or show cause wnv the
:, ame -hnnld moi be soid. Wimess tie
honorable Aaron K: Peckham, Esq Presi-
deul of our said Cnn:i at Bloomsbury The
fontleeHth day ol February, A. .. one
tnou sand eight hundred SKY two.
JACOB EYERLY. Clerk o G:
JOSIAH n. FliRMAN She If
Sh, riffs Office.
Bloomsburg, Feb 20. 1862
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vorr the who.e ticket as found in to-
days paper, and nothing butthe ticket.
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Qua Members at Harrisburg have our
continued thanks for public documents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

We have beer furnished .y ,r,s,d ~,,h no.,h.
eyn ,..,,.,a n, ~. ,s,h 49,, -, .-h.h - -
~. iallo.,ns A.s,..s,... ''"'' ""'o' w ''e'
c.s,o Anvil 81 IRE x,s.r., uoc,. Ga, q,
rived froc, H,,.hr,. III. nors,ng rhe,s 4. ~,
m.trr,.l rhs.ss in m,I.,,,r ,.s,ts-. a., ~. r,. w
ne,.ce '
rro,r po,, pi,o,~ thcr. 4, ,o,.,.
m. nh,o i. .iovl, ,,.,.s ,'.aa',,t, 49,. a., n,
The Trrrs.s..e Noe,d r'N"'''' Wv '"''' VI
A g.nfir,rsp ,u,t .,,,v.a f,,,s, p,,.,..u 49,
th.i Jorrs ~ f.asr.I c.v.,.. 80. ~ y.
rr,rfo,r.ue,s. v.r, an, l., ~ 49,. =, ~,
min h~forr dayi,sh, Tus.d.v .nan ~, a. VI
M LEI irwo -. - 800 ss, ~" ~.
-, ~. - -. Lsis Ase ,.s wv
80. - ~ w. ~. rns WV =" au'sh
iva =, A.. 1sar. 49, .,... s.'"! A' ""'
Tn. 80. ~. 80, -, - - s'sn'. A..
,~.n, ,.,s 49, .S 'a.s' ~, WI" wy lA's
vo,am. ""N ~ ''s"""' "'''A''"s >"
Ths -o,na.a ,..,u. .., ,.... A.,
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