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The New York herald., 1863-07-20
Third Ward.

Tho report that the Western and o,bss hotels situated
M Cortland, arsss v~e sscksd by the mob Tuesday
night a isss wrek ve arc pl.ss~d say nufopba-d
The hstels ali ey~n snd doing business gssa
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Ala Tor IN. injured Defender. or the cl,y.

We ;lyc below hE q Tie Fubscripil1ns recclves 10
~ saturday evening or tho relief Il the members " tha
Police Military and Fro deoartments who have been n
urcd protecting tho propsrty q ,he city during tho
aia riots ard tic families or such have teen Killed
II wAs provided that the fund should be placed 10 tho
hands n the Mayor for dislrbutpn bot viii BE- -e.n
from the following letter that he has requested the aid u
a. "a .uf.0tnt.a Tv tt,a
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
Letter fvoRs Mr.. Japss T.. brady.
10 ruk apfron OF THK HEnALp.

ia wvr rvrrr rusD srsmr,
rtsDAr, Jolly Is. lsss.
whne vss % wsshingsoo, 6~tAo~i there BY n. IA
prrupou a travel between that city asd Bsssuo~s the
recent r,os bvcke out
Certain Ddiv Who spas rsthsv what ,hsy vsAss
han what se~y hDw, sassssssd thai tbs crowd veaIl
ss-ai my rssnsa1s.
DO pcs b~sve hai aay rsssrS q shis eliy ak~.
plated sny seh movement. Bot n they had m sds An
s,,ems q tie sind sksy wos.d fA~s rssfssssa ~ nsa
sors, sssurs ycu.
isno- rsry vsii " ~bsss i,ssosous ..sses,,ors sn
ibzeb,sd hr tss srpvssssn tsrs~i Md sda<.ss yoa
rn~vsy ~ rs pasro.s Of ssyns " the moo ass 70 az
mar wbo FEEL ne'ss4 N ssss pswt m mob too hisx,
F,s-rhrs~s no nsiAnos = she hk,ry ~ mark M a
shsb mob - rsA ~ ~ NJ 70 ~n any r>,.As~s
ssssstass
seos~e--n nxsf nsbs n ~ osss~aoews us or Al.
s1ps = sou~ass lave been b. rses zbrn oososaeA a
tsssrs ns~.s >v's,oys th~n.~s,ss have. - !. ~
rscsns iEs . % y assissi - sccSss secrecy
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Oth~s bsoss - ssb.<rirtso. are stD " so~ss o.
sso usisrv;osf lai The ssnss ~ ~ city vs Ess oea
800 &C; 20 20 81 ssbsst W fsy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-31

Abel Stearns of Los Angeles, California,
has lost 1000 cattle for want of food lately.
He was formerly of Massachusetts, and he
now owns $4,000 cattle, besides 5000 calves
The extent of his landed property is esti-
mated at $4,000 acres, all acquired by pur-
chase.
The New York Evening Post says that sec
rotary Chase will soon commence to issue five
per cent legal tender treasury notes. The
banks will first be supplied, and afterwards
the public generally
Letters from Egypt say the emperor The
odore of Abyssinia, has had victory over
his rebelli0us subjects in the district of CO.
jam, and his blood-thirsty majesty is report
ed to have ordered the massacre of $4,000
prisoners men, women and children.
A great bar is forming at the mouth of the
Hoogly river in India, which it is thought will
ina few months make Calcutta inaccessible to
large ships and thus destroy the trade of the
rich district of Bengal.
Starr Kings new church in San Francisco
is completed at cost of 100000. There is
a debt on it OF $4,000. Mr.. King told the con-
gregation last Sunday that he would not
preach in it till the debt was paid, which
created great sensation.
The Italian frigate which went ashore on
Jersey beach has been got safely off into deep
water.
Rev. Mr. Van Allen and wife OF Iowa were
killed by shot from rebel battery while
going down the Mississippi, Dec. IL. They
were going as teachers to the freedmen.
heavy robbery took place on the stage
line between La Crosse, Wis, and St. Paul,
on the goth. Some parties organizing a ma
tional bank were sending $50, 1000 in United
States bonds to Washington. They were
placed in a trunk and strapped on the back OF
the stage. few miles north of Lake City
the trunk wrs cut off from the stage, and nc
trace of it has yet been found.
Steamship Australasian, which sailed from
New York for Liverpool on the Both, tool
out $770, 900 in gold; steamship Bavaria, fol
Hamburg, Sl07 ,000
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his wife, daughter and other, have been visit.
ing Providence as the guests of Mayor Knight.
On the afternoon of the Both they left for
Newport, as the Governor has a son at the
naval academy.
John Mather of Pascoag, had his left arm
torn completely off near the elbow, by being
caught in picker at the mill of H. Sayles &,
Son. on the 10Th.
Hon. o. B. Washburne of Illinois is spend
ing the congressional vacation at Newport;
also Leutze, the celebrated artist, is in the
same CITY
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The 6lst Ohio. now at Chattanooga, have
re-enliSted unanimously.
About one hundred men, that is four fifths
OF the old soldiers Of the gallant goth MaSsa-
chuSetts, have re-enlisted.
Eleven locomotives from Vicksburg for the
Nashville railroad, have arrived at Louis
VILE during the past week. They were all
captured from the rebels and have all been
repaired, re-painted and named. One is
called the ''Gen. Grant" another "ibrahan
Lincoln" The latter is ornnmented with
rail-Splitting views and scenes in the carly life
of the president
On the 29th eighty two rebel prisoners from
Camp Douglas, in Chicago, enlisted in the
United States navy, and were Immediately
taken on board the recruiting ship North
Carolina.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th says
that the destroyed bridge on the Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad has been rebuilt, and that
cars are new running through to Bristol.
Five hundred and twenty Union prisoners
reached Annapolis Dec. 80, being those ex-
changed by Gen. Butler Of this number
but sixty or se.enty were sick; the rest were
in pretty good condition.
Longstreet's barefoot army is sadly dimin-
ished by assertions, and his forces do not
number but II, 1000. He has been compelled
to abandon all his heavy artillery, and a por-
ton of his train. Our forces at Knoxville are
sufficient to meet Longstreet anywhere.
Advces from Bermuda say that two rebel
blockade runners have returned to that port
being unable to break through the blockade
at Wilmington, N. c.
The official report of the rebel loss at the
battle of Chickamauga was.
hliled '...;........;. ;.'...'.''..'...' Z291
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az be 20.

DOVER AND ROOM TO LET-In
il Armsbv's Ballding, No. 70 Contra street.
c9l ni-''N' dtf j. n. G. ARMSBY.
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4WM. SUMNER has some Of the best
w PIANO FoRTES in America for sale, at No. 20
Main street. Worcester, Mess.
KY Old Pianos taken In exchange FOR new :.
Call and see. d&Wu
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WORCESTER;
JAigfeIlanruus

DR. HEMPEL'S GREAT GERMAN
- REMEDY FOR DIPTHERlA-For sale ny BUSH
} O. OO'' 81 front street. DIT iezs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-31

Gin FOR SALE-A BRICK BLOCK
kiIu OF DWELLING HOUSES at the corner Of SALEM
v,o, Myrtc streets, consisting Of twalve tone
~ Win aesndant supply Of SOFT spring water
tut iurther patueulars inqure OF
ga CALVIN FOSTER,
uiS uJW@ 222 Main street.
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Gen. Grant has retired from the front and
will make his headquarters for a time at Nash
Vile This may be taken as an indubitable
indication of inactivity as he never absents
himself from duty during a campaign. In
addition to this, furloughs to officers and men
are literally granted, circumstance which
would hardly occur If aspeedy movement was
contemplated
Measures have been taken to secure firm
hold in Lookout Mountain, Mission Ridge,
their gaps, and Chattanooga valley, several
miles down. a competent cavalry force keeps
northern Georgia clear.
The difficulties Transportation from Nash
vile to Bridgeport are great SO frequent
are accidents, that the mails are continually
delayed, not more than four trips per week
helng made on an average. The Adams ex.
press company, which is doing its best to ac-
colnmodate the public, finds itself from this
source continually involved in DELAYS, as the
trains often lie at a single point from fifteen
to twenty-five hours.
UNION OFFICERS IN IRONS AT LIBBY PRISON.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th states
that three Union officers viz, Capt. Chase,
LIST Rhode Island, Captain Litchteld, I4th
Maine, and Captain Kendall, LIST Massachu-
setts-have been placed in irons at the Libby
prisen, to be held as hostages for the safety
and good treatment of three rebel soldiers,
held in the north for the safety of the same
number of Yankee officers of negro regi-
ments, said to be inpossession of the confed-
crates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-31

A UCTlONEHR-The undersigned, be-
IA ing anly licensed Aueteneer is ready to serve
all LnUse wish his services in that capacity. ~
holden, Feb. as, 1853. dtf tvs
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The WAR News.
REGIMENTS -ENLIsTING.


Since congress has refused to pay the ex-
orbtant bounties expected, e.enlistments
have been very much increased, and hun
dreds are arriving here daily. Those who
were waiting for an increase of bounties are
now coming forward, and in few weeks, at
the present rate, nearly all of the army of the
Potomac will have re-enlisted for the war.
Some of the regiments have gone in bodily,
while few have refused altogether. Ii is re-
ported that several Wisconsin regiments are
among the latter.
The constant departure of troops, who have
ro-enllsted for another term of three years
service, is having great effect :.pon the re-
naming men. who are eager to re-enlist, and
visit their homes on furlough of thirty days.
THE APPRoAcHING DRAFT.
The war department has under consdera-
ton several important questions relating to
the draft which will shortly be made public
The quota of the several states are being ar
ranged so as to avoid difficulties in the future.
Each state will be. officially informed of the
number OF men it is expected to raise, and the
time fixed for the enforcement of the draft,
which will not be later than the middle of
January. The time for enlisting recruits in
the regular army has been extended to June
10th, during which time the extra bounty of
$500 will be paid
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HI For sale by BUSH & CO., "a Front street.
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RsuI Gstats.

IN FARM FOR SALE IN HOLDEN
kHlHI CENTRE.-Fors sale low, a Farm containing IL
.acres OF land, with House. Barn, Fruit Trees, &c.
9. W. GLEASON.
Holden. March IA, 1863. dawtmeh5 al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-31

In The DAILY sPx;-ono square" (three fourths Of
an meal nrst insertion 81; each subsequent insertion,
" cents' one week 81; two weeks 81 IS; one month
vi three months, e7 year. $40 For half square
tne prise viii be three ourths Of the price Of zone
INSIDE Advertisements aud Special Notices, extra prices
WssxLr First insertion 81 per square. each sub
sequent Insertion IS cents
20 All transient Advertisements must be raid N adj
Yearly REGULAR advertisers Will be REQUIRED to
make quarterly payments.
l. ~ Ho grdfNtons Adpertisemsnfs No report reso-
snsl " pIoeeeangs Of any corporation society, Of
ana no communlcation designed TO call at
Can be inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement
y The Publishers will not hold themselves respons-
pie for any errors that beyond tho amount
charged for The AdvertIsement.
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FOR SALE-House No. Z MYRTLE street,
- House No. II Pleasant street. HoS,o on CroUn
street, and Houses on Winter, Salem Austin summer
Elizaheth Elm, and on other streets, by
dl9 d3wf A j. EATON
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

Notice.
\ LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the estate of W. G. Workman, deceased, will
present them to me, properly attested Those in.
debed to the estate will make immediate payment to
the undersigned w. WALLACE Admir-.
September ii 2
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TIE DEFENCES NEAR CHARLES.
TON-DIVISION NO.. 4 AND q.

TO SUPPLY THE .EQUISITION OF THE
- General commanding the Department and in pur-
suance of the orders OF his Excelency Governor Bon.
ham, the Commissioners OF the Roads of the several
Parishes and the authorities fthc cities towns and
villages within the judicial Districts Of Charleston Col
ton, Beaufort and Georgetown. inc uding Lower All
Saints are hereby required forthwith to all
persons in possession ot slaves liable to Road duty
within the limits their authority, to deliver oneouy
of their slaves liable to such duty at the Depots
est their owners residence, Wednesday, 18th day
OF october prox. at 10 o'clock IN, there to await
transportation Charleston for thirty days labor Oh
the Notifications
| II. The Commissioners OF the Roads and the author
tiles OF tn towns and villages within the judicial Dis
tricts of Lancaster kershiw, Chesterfield, Marlboro
Darlington: Marion, Sumter Clarendon Williams
| burg and Horny. including, Upper All Saints arc
hereby required forthwith to summon all persons in
possession OF slaves liable to Road duty within the
limits of heir authority, to deliver oneou,th Of their
slaves liable to such duty at the Depots their
owners residence Friday, 10th October prox, at 10
O'Clock a. , there to await trans -portation to Charles
ton for thirty days labor on the Notifications.
III. Under this call, the Commissioners Of Ro ds
and Town Authorities will allow credit to all owners
tor the labor they have furnished above their quota
whether tho same volunteered by the owner
under the request Of the Confederate authorities under
the Proclamation Of the Governor OF, as was the case
! in Julv-call upon Second Division detained in
| service beyond the thirty days required
~. Owners whose slave havo recently been i'm
pressed Oh whose slaves may have been Impressed be-
ore tue uy Wnen inns LABOR is required, are not CHI
titled to credit under this call for such impressed la
Dor, unless they have hitherto furnished their rcspec
tive quotas. For those who have hitherto been in de-
fault it is both legal and just that the impressed labor
should go to the credit of the past calls which they
failed to respond to- not to the present call for this
would give them the advantage over those who have
| answered to all the calls
V. Receipts will be given for the negroes at the
Depots and assessments in duplicate made of the
value of the negroes before they put to work
VI Owners are requested to furnish their negroes
with spades or shovcls and three days
VII. Parties who hire substitute. in order that all
parties may be protected.
VIII The Acts of the Legislature have now been
distributed, and the Commissioners of the Roads and
the Town Authorities thoroughly inform
themselves of their important duties in connection
with the subject
VIM NJ SHANNON,
Agent of State of South Carolina
Camden $. G Sept s. 1863.
Us Curot'md, Mercury and Courier will insert once
week each in daily aud tr-weekly all other papers
in the two Division once week for four weeks and
forward bills as hitherto.
Septemberll IL
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South h-Carolina---Kershaw District
In Equity.

Thomas Lang, rs. Edward M. Boykin and Mary
c., his wife, Sallie W. Boykin, Harriet NJ.
Lang, John c. Lang, Theodore Lang. Sam1-
w. L. Lang, Cornelia a. Lang and Edward
Is. Lang-Bill Of Supplement and Revivor
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John G, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor
nelia A. Lang, and her infant son Edward Is.
Lang, four of the above named defendants, re-
side beyond the limits of the State of South
Carolina-on motion of Richardson & Gay,
complanant's Solicitors, it is ordered that the
said John c. Lang, Theodore Lang, Cornelia A.
Lang and Edward b. Lang, do appear and
and plead answer or demur to the said bill OF
supplment and rcvivor on or before the 18th
day of September next, or the same will be
takon pro contesso against them.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published for three months before the time
above appointed for the appearance of said
defendants in the Camden Confederate, a.
newspaper published in the town of Camden.
w. R. TAYLOR, C. E. KID.
Commissioners Office, June 9th A. d, 1868.
June IL 3m
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Runaway.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF KRRSHAW
~ District Negro Boy, who says his name is
JOHN, aud that he belongs to Robert Oliver, OF
Georgetown, S. C.
Said Boy is five feet Ave or six inches high, will
weigh $50 or 60 pounds, had old black coat and
grey satnptt pants, and q Confederate hat, made O
wire grass. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay expences and take him away
DUNCAN SHBORN, Jailor.
March
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South Car0llna-Kershaw District.
BIZ A. L. McDoxALp. noUiRs ORDINARY
"HEREAS, WILLIAM r. TAYLOR APpLtisD
wv to me for Letters Administrators on all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits OF
VIM. n. Bullock late of the District Aforesaid de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before at next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, to DO holden at Kershaw
Court House OH the 2Sth day Of September inst.
to show cause, If any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this eighth day
of September III the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, ard in the eighty
eighth year of the Independence aud Sovereignty Of
the State Of South Carolina.
ALEX. l. MCDONALD. o. X. D.
September IL 2
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-~~A s.AAu NAA0U IylIII.

SUAAN NA10U Uxx1l.
TJ>HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
Il the Flour and Grist Mill, formerly the property
Of Mr.. VIM. Sanders and situated 8 miles above
Sumter and IL miles below Camden is prepared to do
all kinds OF milling, at the shortest notice. Smut
Machine is attached to the Mill
Fine stabling accommodations the premises,
for the use OF those patronizing his mill.
August 2 w. C. ELLERBE
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New Flour.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF EXTRA FINE FAMI-
IA LY FLOUR, just received and for sale at the
"Old Corner" by f. W. BONNEY
July 10
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New Goods.

lust OPENED, AT THE "OLD CORNER, (
e Printed Muslins; also, Tapes Pins. Hooks and
has just run the blockade. e. W. BONNEY:
July
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Fancy Soaps, &c.

lust RECEIVED AT THE "OLD CORNER
e Fancy Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Needles Hair Pins
Knitting Needles Pins, Shoe Thread Black and White
Spool Cotton, Black Flax Thread, Black Sewing Silk,
Matches, Pearl Buttons, &c
May T. W. BONNEY.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
\ VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN KIRK
"A wood. The house contains 8 Rooms and two in
the Observation-Disclosures, Dressing Rooms and Pantr Y.
All necessary outbuildlngs and good we'll Of wster r.
The lot contains acres. For particulars apply to
W. D. Anderson at the Branch Bank.
September II
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PROSPECTUS.

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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Committee Presentation 10 General T. =. nesgher; also
Tor fura shng eanssr 70 tAs ptnsenth enA fwsiNh o9
mes returned volan.eess q per bts Acrsunte sassxsa
Which vas lost by he fsio.ins so;s -
Fox. the Presldenk Henry. hcCoos
HSso: cnpp hshsm E,s51 hsray ouwsn Loas-n'
Which was subsequenuy Soonsdered and laid over a.,
Bill or betson Co.. amounting 10 two thousAnd eonan'
Tor furnishing dinner 70 The Thirty sixth regiment
Observation-Disclosures FoS the President. Henry hcCoo
kesaiive-Adsrmen Hall PAriey-z
Resolution that the Street Commissioner bo directed 70
advertise proposals and contract with the lowest bidder
sonrormab With the Of the amended charer Of
pny No g. on the lot Of ground recently purchased for thai
Which was adopted BY the following vote
chpp MITCHELL kyers. jeremiah Hardy hssterson. Farley
street the Battery sidewalks and ralngs the westerly
side OF said street, and At the intersection Of State
street. have become very much diaptdAted brVken. Win
resolution that the Street ewth directed
TO forthwith said ratings aud adjust them and
t4e said sdewAlks in his discretion Afford facility
OF public nsess and egres in and from said streets and
vehices which shall be with the recently In
creased use Of sid Streets provided ths, doing h. shall
not existing approaches TO the ferries and that the
smons requisite Tor sdch r;parns be charged " the &C
Which was adopted by the following yote - -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fox, the President. Henry, H.u.
McCooi Reed. Chlpp. MITCHELL Ryers jeremiah, Hardy.
Aaserson. Ottiwel Farley. L0ng-I5.
The P<esdent here that the Board do Journ
Which was carried by tho following vote - -
AMrmAtvc-Aliermen Fox. the President, Henry. keed,
N.g.'iy iyc-Aidermen Hall. Mccooi Hardy. has'erson'
And the Chairman pro tom announced that tho Board
stood ad domrned until Monday neI. Ii. ih instant a. ons
O'Clock r NJ. d. r. VALENTINE. Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CrIy ry,sr,xsroR's !, DErAArxESr SET

~ Sov 10, lsSi
10 accordance sih rsolulob .ioplsf by VI, 'enn q
'ouIci abf vef by he Mayo. k~ III atg ~ Np
veusr ns Ant sasd pf.yg.s..rt ksrttJ irfa o., 80
rem va n tts ronisns of the srts snf trus W Nfw
fofs cy bsT nj ~ kaftfr for The f- fsafs trIi
any compsnsaton from The CIR Tsssar afy. ts sflrA
ehsss he naas sas rsht u,is ara nsf.si ne rf.s~r
contractor fer TIE Blirsd ~ torfs tb1 -
iocs inf corenssos, 90 adffion " te a. % yAi
unssr To eisips roo rect curns ~ cos1ursns snT 70
TIE rrioe 10 rail- ssf removal ~ sTnsft 90
pants p se sAs sinns p Tuyes - NJ rfen ~ fsrs
eml1ins tnr AMI i've sarstfs In I've 'pls4rf
ds esh for tes fshfsl psforaA1s q Ae "ofs Aod ~
ihs. r. Iui fusuis
ln.feetof Ne ~ tbsihtn iirssi ~ - before Tee ~
lth ~ N N0rsmhff rsf "a ~ 0cipfk a. ~ n
lns and fss ~ ~ "a ey-rs1 10 ne Ifetfrrs ~ ee
/ A BooLE. csy issrs,isf
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. FOfsrEs 40 sKrrrR FoR sALp -ytLL BLOOD
y sad thgfaH-bg .fstfn trfJ " Jsaii0f titl sofy.
~ -NsiI street
LfRAssfS ErTt.f 4 20 1fFCE afIr Hks All fus
u rhosfs hfr~ft - ssis aef nItisfs trfaiHa-
hsn-s 'als 80 -. tstsstuiasfqf. - - ~ a.
lrf's 80 gtfs ~ D. tasffri ita' 20 A. - n.s
f~- 80 sss~.-r.