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CHALYBEAT1 SPRINGS
DOUBLING = ar, r.,s.: GAf
JAMES D. HEEDLBY, PYoprieto7
Late of Kirkwosd House, WashInstop
lEASQN nprNa sru an 111Nu

in %
accessible from al the principal cities by railroad
railroad to Neville from Neville. miles good
staging to the Springs The stage is always in
Passengers leaving Philsdelp hia, Bsltim ore. or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the
Springs the same evening ct O'Clock.
hot and Gold baths attached, and extensive
grounds for walks and amusement
The long experience of the present Proprietor
nor many years past at the Kirkwood House in
Washington, D. c. enables him 10 say, that it viii
be eonducted in manner to please all Visitors.
Terms: 80 per day; $i2 per week weeks $40.
Children and servants half price lie 10 2m*
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o FFICIAL.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUTAST GENERALS Orr1cs.
WASHINGTON, June g, 1863,
6easral Orders, No. 1e5.
The Adjutant General win provide an appropri-
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States Of
Penn sylvania and Maryland
By order Of the secretary of War.
4. D. TOWNSEND,
je so Assistant Aajutant General
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHINGTON, January -, 1858.
In consequence OF the pressure OF business ut the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the ONCE Of
Lieut. Col. 0oERAD, 1879 Pennsylvania avenue
Above Nineteenth street.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
IL INGTON
Office Chief Quarte7naster, May %, 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
pES SEEDS, &C., are requested to furnish this Office
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS M. GREENE, Chic ouartermastsr, De-
partment of Washington. my 25-u
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ID AXLEs, SPRINGS, &c.
Bar Iron and Steel, all sizes.
Carriage and Wagon Springs, Spring Steel,
Axles, Axle Grease and Nuts,
Rubber Bouncers,
complete assortment Of Building Hardware
We are daily receiving additions, and will sell as
low as can be pur chased Ct equal quality in this
market. CAMPBELL & SON
je q lm* 351 Pa avenue
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YORK AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,

AN WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMLWEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, D. e.
1eae. BA1E sHMhAhsh haF1Rn. .a,.
III sAi ), ak AR JAS: 81.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
hDAfS: at % D.; from TT ioos % o. Hlsh street,
For freight S5 RRsessiNss .H YgHY1 f
Agents. foot Of High street.
1.mrSs e9rsstown. or
,el7sm" 1T Wall street. New York.
-, ,.,.... =: sa Rsss,. MAsys 3
suver MeaAl awarded BY marylane instituted or
Also, Medal bz 8sstop sfs Msshsnio. 1n.sisus.
Washington, D. O.. 1859.
szY,eI .m constantly making, snd alwayssExzn
'a: s9 RsS [,f5 si SiSSH description q
WOOD POI H9E IAN Sed rpunr.
rxL11ss1rR, CARPET, and aAoAl~s rhoSAS
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS.
Ar1oW s' PRfdE ssAr'H.Is' 90
members Of Congress and Travellers Will please
canine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
nnfs and si SE made
Trunks covzRrH and REPAIRED at .hor,
notice.
foods delivered free Of charge to any part Of the
Il : = '''0" - JAMES 8. roPHAM
m NOTIOl
4 Q HOTELS, GROCERS RESTAURANTs, PR.
VAT1 FAMILIES, DO.
e. gzbseribsrs have Just received 9 fresh ship
30 CAsL4 ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAo
CLARE TS,
which they offer for sale at New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
Large ard Wei Slls1sd Stookg
S S55HHRsoa ofb k HI, s sSoTFSSk,s ana Is1su
uHx Nhlsashss Of all t.xorts. brands,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
LoED0N, AMB B DuBLIN PoRTERs,
EEaLisA PIcKLEs, SAUCES,
WILTON, oHEDDER and 1NGLISH DALEY
HDfEEs, kEMPB H1RMITIoALLYs 1AL1p
YRSNGH, GERMAN and INaLIsH uoRDIALs,
soEgREsss, Va s1L y aSkp KSIssENG1N ana Hka'
sG sSs, Yo1Na Tyson TSls,A AZ
VIII an '.'i szNoH s's sE0CGhf q
BININQlR & co.,
60 4Established r1tl
Willards' Hotel, Washington.
49, REQ vsd small lot Of Onosrs' Liquo1
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kE N DAELsS

KENDALL,S
AMB0LIHE FOB TEE HAIR.
AHB0LIRE
MoISTENS,
BEAUTIFIES, ~
ODORATES,
LENGHTRENS,
INVIGORATES
N0URISHEs,
EABELLISHES
THE HAIR
KENDALLr AMBoLINE is . rare compound OF
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER-
MANENT VIGOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires q
gentle stimulant." DR.. Chiffon.
Have never had anything which perfectly
answers the purpose of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street, NY
"After being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HALR.n Prof JOHN SENIA,
No. 3j King street, NY,
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, Containing two bsttles,)
price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL i BANNISTER,
eln-6m No. 542 BROADWAY, NY.
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Two table spoonsful of the Extract of Sarsapa-
rlla added to pint of water equal to the Libson
Diet Drink. and bottle is fully equal to gallon
of the Syrup of Ssrsaparilla, the Decoction, as
usually made.
TED TO UsA IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
TUTI0NS throughout the land, as well as in pri
vate practices, and are considered as invaluable
remedies.
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u U o P A N II o T E L,
IL Corner Pennsylvania Ge. and Eiereu.h ST,
WASHINGTON CITY D. C..

Strangers, sojourners, and Residents vEH&0
viii find every convenience and facility ik.t53
for comfort at this Hotel, 1t is admirably con-
Quoted upon the celebrated
EUROPEAN PLAN,
the guests and patrons paying for only what they
choose to purchase.
1t is located in the very business centre of the
city, approachoble by Street Passenger Cars with
placer of Public Amusement of Business the De-
partments and Capitol, and every place of interest
IN the city OF Washington or Georgetown.
Bey.raeas ana wiz Wines and Ales of the best
brands and vintages.
To sum rp-this Hotel presents Inducements of a
kind to all who may be pleased to extend to it
their fave and patronage.
P. ENRICH, European Hotel,
iy film Corner Pa ay and Ilth st.
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Maa@ CRYSTAL SPRING. ATasd
- COACHES FOR
VhierAL SPRING AN THE RACE COURSE

The undersigned will run coach for the above
places. making two trips 2 DAY except sunday,
9TH street and Penn. avenue. at Il and O'Clock,
a abe a urns eng seppag a.
avenue, Kirkvood and Willards' Hotels. Return
ans s1eRouna trn esnts Each
way, 50 cents; children half price. For further in
ie % Inn D. FERGUsON, Pro'r of Stages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-24

> ST., .;.i .:,>,
tl1p II Che >Fcahi2: ~ y may n'''' >'''
from Boston 10 LiieE8N>'ia. tie says
..,ttar }eac;nu the cana, c"orvthj," west
an we'll nnf,j Wednesday, ~ h. about 8 ~.,12.
when ,,or;ce was eysG. 10 re soa.! ;;.>,t sons.
Of the oonscripts were making pre- eA.74t:o}:> -
fire ha Steamer. The De S:ojvy va. in il:
Potomac River at the ti1u IN aj#r1n vas
instantly sounded, the whole e1:art 5o:,cC? cG;1
the nose made ready. and upon Investigation
It was discovered bat some Il ,Eae conScl';lt@
had nile(I IN q variety nt ,ttit in liat. hOid ut
the yesse! aud CONTEMPLATED having nee fre
IN few uon.enl> b13t il was discovered III
: ascn 10 nroyent their plans beng carried out
The De iIolay arrived at Alexandra, Va,
IN Thursday nichr. About 0 clock when u
oho1+ j; srayca rom the wharf, about % or ~
&c the conscr;nts made an attemnt to esoulr
~, ;,,,r,;,,5 ovay;,,ai} and styihino out for The
y 80
An o1ar,o v,aS ;,nma(};at,.]v given. and the
,LAj, a.,7 t,I.,o1 n,E hn+ tyn,fv of rh
= J,1I;l,a nertv Succeeded IN gefr;ny
1ra1. t.",a 3;,o sta',,,n, Some twenty o.
L;"s lat, -or, ,od >, those !, t:,a water hv
~ S3 s3' ,,t = I,onr 5ark thew had I;ttin
1le su''lo ~ h;t,;a - 'cn ~ thoIn rTha haars
nsn1o - on.a Iowa7ai and manned by the Guard
and ,fta, Short n1,r,nit seventeen men were
pcked up some III 1ne Tace, [''c ~ NV ~ q bh Io
ti'ln ynn as5 M '11a ',ht ~ conceal t}leSe!yes
The prisoners were taken back to the De-
Molay, vI.ere they were lroa3d together, pa-
ced upon settee; ana kept III 'n;' l'o'l''on
over hlshC q -, ,.1 loo+s :, +,,.
r;var n, sa;d he saw two Of the conscripts in the
water 60 down when fred upon by the guard,
and heard another enc cry oo5: ny Uoo, |
am hlt Al OF the po[t! N0tT , lec'goa'1o !yo1 ~
pul me 'haIe o+ ''!V> ,>;nht Tbc naxt moToing
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puBJIsHED (DAILIl BY
rDGAR SNOW y EN-, j b
u~~nFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
. ooa,s formerly French's s. Book Store.


Aisrsech from Memphis annouucc> that
Con HorIbur had sent an expedition To brena-
!, Miss. which drove the ContodorateS out
If the toa.n and destroyed 6tty-seven locomo-
,;cas and over four hundred cars, These 10
,o,otives and ears belonged 10 the different
goorAern railroads concentrating at Jackson.
The cxpe1ition also destroyed the depot build
jngs. . large amount Of ordnance and commits.
sarg stores, aud returned in safety.
DISPATCHES from Memphis say that only the
nth Army corps is now stationed at |icbs-
burg Very few troops are quartered III the
city-only enough to do police duty; the rest
are encamped on the heights, General Sher-
man COPS is still oncamped near the Big
Black and Bear and Clear Greeks. The 18th
Army Corps has moved to Natchoz for santa
~ reasons Admiral porter's feet is scatter
ed along che Mississippi River from New Or
leans to Cairo The intermediate distances
between the points where the gunboats are
stationed, are patroled by light draught boats.
There is no special news from below,
The Cincinnati Gazette has advices from
Gen. Rosecrans army TO the 18th instant, and
from Cen Burnside TO the 10th inst. Both
armies had commenced a forward movement,
the former for Chattanooga and the latter for
Knoxville.
Advices from Arkansas say that the Federal
gunb0ats captured three or four Confederate
boats, crews and all the Confederates had in the
river General Davidson had crossed the
White River at Clarendon, and moved in the
direction of Little Rock His advance was in
sight Of the pickets Of General Price. All the
Confederate forces ia that State were centered
at Ameda. five miles below Little Rock, with
General Kirly Smith III command. The
troops were erecting fortitoations The people
IN toe White River country were IN almost
starving condition.
The accounts Of the burning Of Lawrence
Nlty, Kansas say that not only was the town
burned, the stores sacked, and banks robbed,
oot nearly two hundred Of the citizens were
either killed or Woundcd--the mcst OF them
oeAoerate!y murdered-tor no resistance was
made 10 the attack. A number OF prominent
S'lzens were an1cng the killed, Quantrell and
us command had escaped into Missouri. On
MS M. subject the Washington Chronicle says:
we Woold tain hope, even "against hope
I4a' ~ the reports Of Quantrelps massacre III
NSnSas, which reached US Just as we were go
ny 70 press yesterday morning, is to some ex-
'9aI exaggerated. But even if we allow torthis
,1e whole affair is deplorable in the extreme,
.9, -.o We cannot doubt that the War Department
"'' institute vigorous inquiries respecting it.
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The New York Times Of Sunday has late
Southern papers. among them the iElchm'nd
Sentinel Of the DIST, from which fho following
stems are taken:
Governor Ietcher has called u extra session
Of the Legislature to convene on tile 'th 81
September, 20 further provide tor the !.u''c
defence, BIZ enrolling an additional force of
militia beyond the conscrpt age: q take mea.
s,,les 10 give confidence to the people III their
monetary concerns: and especially 10 renea an
act prohibiting the reception of Contederate
notes of particular date in payment Of pub
lic dnes: and to provide for the employment 0 i
the convicts in the penteutiary, by providing
material for them to work upon, &c.
The negroes taken prisoners OF Morris Is
land are still held by the military authorities,
subject TO the order of the Governor ct South
Carolina.
Great mortality among the Federal troops
in and around Vicksburg is reported. The
disease is termed 'cerebro splnale meningitis,
and is fatal in almost every instance.
General pemberton has issued an order call
ing upon his troops to assemble within thirty
days at Demopolis, Alabama. He compliments
them on their valcr at Vokebror5
The following is an extlact from the General
Orders, issued by Gen. Steele, upon setting
| out on his Arkansas expedition:
"No property shall be taken from citizens
without authority Ioraging parties Will be
organized by bligade commanders and placed
in the charge Of commissioned officers tor the
purpose Of obtaining the necessary supplies.
Struggling, marauding, and setting buildings
On ire are re- positively forbidden. Any infrac-
ton of this order which may be detected will
be summarily punished, and any officer who
shall fail to notice such infractIon shall be
deemed guilty OF neglect Of duty, and dealt with
accordingly These measures are necessary
for the sake of discipline, and as a matter OF
policy towards the people OF Arkansas whom
we desire TO bring back to their allegiance.
The General commanding sincerely hopes
that for the credit OF the command and the
reputation Of the government which we rep
resent, both officers and men will view this
matter in proper light.
The marshal for the District Of Columbia
advertises the public sale OF the lite estate OF
sixteen owners Of numerous pieces or parcels
Of ground, with the Improvements III Wash
ington, under the confscation act.
The Rev. W, J, Hoge, D. D., formerly asso-
ciate pastor Of the Brick Church, New York,
REV Dr. Spring s. was with Lee sarmy at Mar
tinsburg, and preached the funeral discourse
over the remains of Gen. Semmes.
Notes of various denominations and in i'm
itation Of the Government green backs, are IN
circulation They pu1port to be on the Gov
ernment Bank, which does not exist, are dated
, 1863-08-21

It has been the fashion for some years past,
Oh the part Of the rebels, to claim that their
men ale "the bravest Of the brave" and
their women "the fairest Of the fair" They
have also maintained that tho Southern peo-
pie generally are more refined. elegant and
noble than those Of the North, and we have
among US those who hare swallowed these
etatcmtn nts without winklng. We hare even
heard from the pn1p1ts Of Union preachers
eulogies on this race with small hands and
feet and flowing hair. Those Of us who hare
been In the South have long known that re-
there, and that practices Inconsistent with
morality, delicacy, and even cleanliness, pre-
Fai1 among the wealthlest and most educated
classes. The following extract from letter
OF q gentleman with our army In the South
west, Is quite Gprppos Of our own experience:
have talked with great many Of the wo.
men who came to Rousseau for their ratlons,
aud find them In most cases Indifferent to the
return Of their lege lords There Is start-
ling amount Of immortality among them. In
their A6bits, such as smoking, chewing and
"dipptng," they are moet disgusting. I was
sitting IN ths tent Of Captain Williams, at
Rorseeau's, day or two since. admirlng the
who, had she been educated, would have
been thought beautiful, and was a5on: to CT.
press rome euch idea to Captain Williams,
Whan she turned her head to one side aud,
With the air and appearance Of practical
chewer, "spirted" q stream Of saliva from
her thin lips, and then, throwing AWAY the
tobacco she had been chewing, took from her
pocket a small phial Of snuff, and with a
spoon shaped bit Of wood filled her mouth
with the filthy. drug. ''Major, allow
me-" said another young aud beau
tiful damsel to o friend Of mine who
had just filled his pipe. At the same time
she took cob pipe from her pocket and filled
it with the Mojor's strong smoking tobacco,
and pulled AWAY with the most perfect, hut
BY no means charming nonchalance. The ig.
norance Of these people is Us disgusting Is
their manners. lam told By some members
OF the Christian Commission that they haye
ten ter times the number OF applications from
elaFes for reading matter, primers, &C., that
they have from The white citizens. 1t the
headquarters Of Gen. Rousseau, at Coxuu.
rations are Issued to two hundred and thirtY.
five persons daily, and the picture / have
drawn Of them VIII apply to ali have seen In
t9ls u sty txicinlty; ! have seen "no better class
have gone South,
, 1863-08-21
An Anxious {nqQiTer.

Some two miles up the riyer from St.
Jollnsbury, Vermont, Is primitive sort Of .
vl1lsgc called 1.-THE Centre" Here, not long
since, the rustic youth Of tho vicinity CON
g1cgatcd for q s'dancc, and dance they did,"
faiu our correspondent, "Hith an unction un-
known to your city bellies and beaux" Ono
interesting young man having tifnbIbed"
rntLer too freely, became "fatjgned'' In tho
course Of the evening, aud wisely concluded
to retire for short rest. A door ajar near
tho daocing hall revealed, inyi.ingly,
glimpse at . comfortable bed, Of which h,
disturbed '.tnooze." 1t 50 happened, howev-
er, that this rna the ladies' Withdrawing
room, and no sooner had he closed his eyes
than pair Of blooming damaels came ic from
the ball and began adjusting their d1sordsred
riDglets, the din light Of tho tallow candle
not dlscloslDg the tenant Of tho bed. The
girls tongues, like most Of their ''seck," rau
on in this wise: "1Vhht Mica dance we are
having! Have you heard anybody say any
thing about me, janet" TIA. yes, Sally, Jim
Brown says he never eaw you look so hand
ZONE as Jou do to night. Have You heard
anybody cay anything about me?'' "About
you why, sartin, / heard Joe Flint tell Sam
Jones that you WIS the ptettiest dressed
eirl In the room" Whefeupoa the dear
tlirg chucklcd, "l1cd'' a little more, and
made of towards the ball room They had
hardly reached the door when our half con-
cioue friecd 1aised himself upon his elbow,
and quito inte1l1gibly, though slowly, inquir.
ed, 'Say, you hard dny6orry say anything
a6ont ns<, girls?" They tled with an explosive
scream.
, 1863-08-21

On Wednesday morning, IN the Jesuit Bur-
rack Parade Ground, Quebec, one Of the most
disgusting scenes which, fortunately for the
reputation Of the Bsitiah army, are Of rare
occurrence, took place, namely, tha admin
fttration Of fifty lEshes to m unfortunate sol.
dier rho had been found guilty by court mar
tial. The punishment was inflicted In the
presence Of the whole regiment, and Of hun
drtd8 Of spectators. Tho soldier was tied
by the wriGt to d triangle In the centre Of the
square; and while the whip was beng applied
to him By b drummer Of tue regiment, he
w7ithed IN agonY, but did not scream or make
any outward demonstration. He Wss then
taken down and sent to hospital, after MI1ich
he will be Gent to the military prison for t1o
years, to complete his sentence. The crime
Tor Which this severe punlshment was inflicted
WEE for supposed attempt to shoot the Ser
gean Major OF the 18th regiment, to which
lie prisoner, named Ryan, belonged. Tne
evidence Of bis intention to commit the deed,
was from having his piece loaded, aud his orn
admieticn. The ouly complaint lodged against
him By the Sergeant Major, MAS some ten
years since, for drunkenness. He had only
tWo months E8re to complete his term Of
service OF ten years, after which he would
hare been entitled to his discharge-liontreaz
Ga-tte.
, 1863-08-21
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE

QuAKTHEXAsTEB's OTY1o12
MATTooH, Ill.,. Aug. ID. 1851 8 =
scaled proposals will be Ieca1ved ss thl. Office until
Spm. AnEust 2 1863, for thH dellTeEy OF the follow
EE amounts tf f1r?se. TH;
II 0n busEe:s Of nate
2 COO totB Of Hay
LEO toLk OF Which must ha upland Prairie Hay. Men
be!et. to oe deltvert 1t the Corral at Mattoon, Ill.
5co toEs oi Timothy Hay, may be bsled or not. a.
Corral: Ee:r The farm q $. .. qolo 1fos: miles
Ealed Or not ~ hdds1s 70 oa dsixesed at taa
four m,1ss cest OF MAttonn. A rort1on Of tho 0ats
Apd Hay to be delivered Immediately, and taa whole
amount BY the 18th OF October next.
inspection.
BIDS for 1ess than 1o1 tons Of Hsy. OF 1000 bush
els Of 9sts. will be received
Au bids muss be acsompar led With bonds. and two
or more su1etes for tho faithful performance Ct tha
contract.
All pA1ttes rnust bs prepared to Eive bond, with
PIC security tor pertoimance q bid whoa awarded.
Otherwise the bid viii be reIecsod.
.Fsynsrt to be maae II government Vouchers. pay.
Rh!e IL St. Louis. Mo.
dressed to the understand. P. baT II A.tf21p' Ill
au17 k5so st Ii. and a. 40 n.
, 1863-08-21
I2unch Of tho First Navy Eu.ls Iron
fTzI.s

S:., ~
lr-om t1oN ~ - eo""Fteial Au'e8s'ees, 18tn-l
iMs Is the hr5t launch OF an Iron clad vessel
10 time tic iron Clad 1nanla tosk ] posse.sioa on
OF the country me stocks Ct our navy yards
we're al occupied With WOODEN r3cSeis Of Wa:.
ArMored ships were wanted n ninety daya,
- lua MetiAu1o "es approaching NaanlhS"
tor. H. ,r.-...-..,,.
Inc MoniLor VAS onnt "a q tnat .ime, oelns
nha sfse ana o. coarse successful
vtasle %ele inmealately eoutfaeted 1or, ana
ne @ oatcn Of nine monitors, OF W5lea the
Eases!e - o. oheI1ne second nine Wht:n ara
tr nun 1n npouL ~ 70 aAuaeAea, anu ing tnlra o1
s,.aa tao Mlen IS sSn tsut ains snps. Mmc1 are IN u
etnIss =; =. a;S HI poS upon tho
s'9Sns Gaasah5a ~ ,a1io ;ataas ha.cesslfn
ed Concerning her IN naS e. e:cles uafJ add this
-. nat ~ .5aan1 MS M sue mpp1 A5s Tn to9sa
nea t.ase eiehas4s ~ R,oo,i t'Sn Ine a31alr
eaue a.9 ~ o. LIZ ~ D.ouhn e. 10y laIu; 1Ae
tow, ia hnifd;n9a nn5 stiHEn IKE ~ G 6nF nteea9
+ha eran+ TTnasra I ni.naiae ~ ~ aoaUa 1et ~
reeze e sti-r;nr the ain,osnhsra shs nu
tho .13oi1it-, ~ t,,a % aEia1tn1as,t tooiso III
NAT ia fa,9oue Nc v hora ~ ~, Wat.b o,.,,,,,
1c;1 l., ~ 1'tar ou ~ ~ NotA ol1nna;
a;1s NAM nf;ce1s ~ fI;a1ds f11ed ~ Gas
ee,s IN ths s4rs.m e u tha oania ga .ae i Ses'
honsc 1av the onf1c reese1 n1n43 ~ e+oan aain
Sbo 1ootn5 1;ko ~ ora;rn-, .bs,, .,t ~ ss4sAs.
fhe ecI- md tha 1ore;ng ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
n1oced m 1e onts;Ge o t1'e n1anE ~ w nS S
noas;h1e Her extrcne feI1h T. ~ Sso aotn 3aat ~
hT hhrcaatT 6a fcet ia inches: 3cnth of ho,I TIA Il
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