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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

There appeared in the Courier o.
last week, letter signed "A pri-
vate in the 57tb," devoted princi-
pally to the abuse Of Surgeon
Woods, Of the 99th. The writer
does not attempt to controvert any
position taken by the Dr., bat en-
deavors to show that tho DR.. ia no
patriot because the pay he draws as
IS1rgeon, is higher than that OF a
private.
That private" bad better be care
ful. The rule he applies to DR..
Woods will certainly apply to all
other officers, and If it is a moral
!mpossibility for man to be a pat
riot as Major, bow much more i'm.
possible is it as Colonel? But the
writer should not sign himself "a
private in the 57th. lie says he
studied one Of the learned profess
sions, and graduated with as high
honors as did DR.. Woods. There
are three learned professions-di.
vinity, medicine and law. He can
not be preacher, for who ever heard
OF an honest ono writing a locofoco
letterl As q private ho could not
be lawyer, for who ever heard OF q
locoloco lawyer going into the ranksl
One indeed Of this county expressed
4 determination to do so bat 4 sire sS
# business prevented him.
Therefore we arc forced to the con
clusion that the private in tie 57th'I
is an officer loco:oco officer, and
o locoioco officer who looks twice 20
The prospects Of civil elevation at
home, where he does once at his du-
ty in the field. His letter was writ
ten for the purpose OF bolstering up
Bu,ternutism in Hancock county,
and for no other. We venture the
assertion that there are not fifty pri.
Yates in the regiment that will en-
dorse it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

The rebels arc having a hard
state of affairs at Mobile. Priva te
letters from the blocksding squadron
OF that place, dated December 231,
say that mauy deserters from the
rebel iorts and neighborhood, state
that General Hardship commands
at Mobile. Beef once a week, oys.
,ers only at other times. No sugar
ten or coffee, Everything is dead
and dismal, in Mobile, the place
having become hardly worth taking
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

TIE STRUGGLE OVER. The long
struggle in the House at Albany, we
learn by the telegraph, is at last
over. Mr.. Csllicott, whose election
was to be resisted by a mob and by
violence, on the psrs of the Seymour
ties, seems to have been finally
elected. Whether those who threat
ened him, will carry out their threats
remains to be eeen. We presume
however, that their threats will not
bear the the bitter fruit which they
promised
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen and invIgorate. "
They create u healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water, diet
They remedy effects OF dissipation, late hours
They brace The system and enfven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and other fevers.
They purify breath aud acidity of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea. Cholera, Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint, nervous headache
rhey are the best bilters in the world. They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure 81 Croix Rum, the celebrated Calissya
nioas,ro ~ nd I'd herbs, and are taken with the
or time of day. Particularly Recommended TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant.
For sale by all Grocers, Druggists. Hotels and
saloons. P.H.Drake Il Co., 202 Broadway MY
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
BURNSIDE sUPERsEDED--HooK-
Err IN COMMAND.

BALrm RE, January 9th. The
Washluston National intelligence,
states that it has received inteIli-
gence that Burnside has resigned
his command OF the Army of the Po.
tonac. Hooker has been appoint
ed in his place.
WASHINoT n. Jan. %. The fol-
lowing 10 the address oi Gen. Burn
aide to the army.
ARMY OF PoT ,MAo,)
Camp near FALMOUTH.
January 20, 1863.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

CANADA On WELLS STOPPED. "A
Toronto dispatch OF the 10TH says
great excitement exists at Enniskill.
on in consequence OF the audden stop,
page OF ail lowing oil wells. Drill.
ing to a greater depth is being re-
sorted to, and there are ssnguine ex.
peesaIions OF reaching another s.rs.
tnm OF oil. The flowing wells OF
Csnats began to dry up some time
ago. -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
The Men that Favor the PROCLAMATION.

=
The Men thnt Favor the PROCLAMATION
The Democracy OF Hancock, bav,
talked loud and long OF what the
the army would do when the Presi
dent Issued his proclamation. w,
propose to give few sampies oI
what the army ia doing in regard tc
il, and the opinions Of the soldiers
on the subject.
Lieut.. Alex. Monroe, OF the 21st,
a etaunch Democrat, now in Find
lay on furlough; endorses it heartily
and fully, lie gives it es bis opin.
ion, based on what ho has seen and
experienced, that slavery is the main
stay, ss it WAS the causo Of the re
bellioG, ard that any blow struck at
slavery, is n blow at the rebellion.
lie says the men Of tho 21st hold
the same We've. His denunciations
of the Ysllandighamers are refresh
inr to loyal men.
Capt. Joe. Siearne, Of the 2lst, a
former Democrat, says precisely the
same thing.
Capt. Jas. Bope, Of the 09th, ssys
that the Emancipation policy is pre-.
cisely the measure TO weaken the
reb,l cause aud strengthen the Un-
ion that slavery made the rebel
lion, end that the act thet crushea
slavery, ends the rebellion. lie en-.
dor'es the proclamation in every
particular. Capt. Bope gives many
instances OF the working OF the slave
system that came under his notice
Jn one instance tho owner OF 1901
slaves, had four sons in the rebel ar
,ny. These slaves were worked ex-
clusiyely for tie benefit OF the rebel
forces, and only the day before the
arrival of the Federal troops he had
fed MorgGn's entire band, aud swore
that had he known the Federals were
so near he would have sent all bis
grain TO the rebel camps. He had
thousands ofbushels, oil the product
Of slave la6H. Capt. 3. Cays all the
fau.t 10 can find with the President
is, bis Proclamation should have
been issued ayesr ago, and should
ls;e been twice as tevere. Gap.
Bis Democrat
Lieut.. Foreman, late Of the 21at ;,
expresses TIE same views.
Col. Neibling, Of the 9lst, is out
and out ia favor of the proclamation
lie told Mr.. Q. A. Oroninger, on
lis late visit to Murfreesboro, that
the measure was q good one, that it
agreed with h!s views exactly, and
he wished it known that he support.
"a 1t. Col. n. wrote a letter to the
Courier, giving bis views on this
point, which that paper refused to
publish. The gallant Colonel gives
the Adm aiatration hearty support
In addition 20 these "Home Tes-
timonials," we have since the Presi-
dents first proclamation, received
letters from seventy privstes in the
different Hancock regiments, repre-
senting all the shades of political
opinion, and in this particular there
was bat one opinion. The Eman
cipaiion policy was endorsed by ey,
cry one of them.
What officer or private from Han.
cock has eigned his name to a letter
disappearing it' Such apocryphal
writer's 40 "Twenty-First" and "a
Private in the 57ib," oppose it, but
can the Democracy mention name?
Can ihey point to the men who dis.
approve 1t. We should like to see
their nomes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

CoPPERHEAD SECRET SOCIETIES -
In the Indiana Legislature. last
week, resolution was offered, or
dering an investigation into the Sc,
cret political societies alleged to ex.
ist in Indiana. Every Democrat in
the House voted against the resolur
ton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

BURNSIDE recently arrested q Gen,
eral ior using disrespectiul language
concerning the Government. After
re.rsciion and reprimsnd, he was re.
leased. We fear that there are too
many such Brigadiers In the army
OF the Potomac.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

One hundred guns were fred at
San Francisco, in honor OF the Press
ident's Proclamation OF Freedom on
the first inst The Proclamation
was issued on Thursday, and pub
Iished in the San Francisco papers
OF Saturday. That is quick work.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

On Friday last, at Pittsburg, Pa,
a charge OF seduction was heard be
fore a magistrate, and the report
says that all parties appeared to be
satisfied. As the man accused was
leaving the office, tho girl deliber-
ately shot him, watched him until
ho wac dead, and then gave herself
up to the officers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

Specials to the New York Tn
6une say, that Fremont is strongly
urged for Military Governor Of N North
Caroline, to supersede Governor
Stanley.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
GENERAL ORDER No. TX,

By direction Of the President oil
the United States, the Commanding
General THE day transfers the com
mand OF the army 60 Maj. Gen. 10,
seph Hooker. The Short time that
ne has direc'ed your movements, has
not been fruitful of victory nor any
considerable advancement OF our
line, but it has again demonstrated
N amount OF courage, patience and
enduranc that, under more favorable
circumstances, would have accom-
plished great results. Continue to
exercise tbese virtues be true in
your devotion to your country, and
the principles you have sworn to
give to the brave and
skiltul General who has long been
Identified with your organization,
and who 10 now to command YOU.
your full and cordial support and co.
operation, and you will deserve sue
cess.
Your General: in taking en- aflec
tionate leave CT the army from which
he separates with so much regret,
may be pardoned if he bids q spec
lal farewell to his long aud tried as
sociated Of the 9th corps. HE pray
ers are that God may be with you
and grant you continued success,
until the rebellion is crushed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30

The official losses OF the National
troops at Mnilreesboro ia ss follows:
Killed, l474; wonnde 1 e,s74; mics,
Ing 1000; total lo,S4s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
AYERS
.CATHARTLC
PILLS.

Are ynu sick. fNcl'' 'n
conpl,iuinsl Are 'on r'
orlrr. Wiih ynur ~ 'tw Cd.
rungrd. aud yupr G'elii. a. aI
r1iufpr'ahlrg These -li,N
tfus a.' often the ptrluu" '
serious ii'u"s-. som" o. q
,irKue.s ping upon yct.f
ami shnull T." avvI''l hy 81
timely u.e ut Sine a-ht rtm.
cis. Ttns ayers rii.s. und
c.tlulr out th1 dlsOrlr s,l lin
mars purIiy tho hiuul ard
lot tho ilui,is move 40 ui, ''
sirutfcl m health acnL
I!ry siimuiiir The tGu,ii. -
vt tho body iulo Vigorous a.
tiyity. purify the systrw uU
the Oh ,IluHilnu- Uhi,h uttt,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
The Indiana Soldiers.

The Indiana regiments in the ar.
my OF the Cumberland, held a meet.
ing, January l6.h, to consider the
course Of the Indiana Legislature
and Butternuts in general. Colonel
German, life long Democrat, pre-
sided. Resolutions were passed de
nouncing the Copperheads of that
State for their traitorous course In
opposing the war, and also endorsing
the proclamation and the acts of The
Administration generally. The res
olution denouncing tho Indiana trait
ors was very severe. Precious lit,
tic comfort the Vallandighammers
will get from the Amy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
BY command of
MAJ. GEN. BURNSIDE,
LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. G..

It is understood that Maj. Gener-
al Franklin, and Maj. Gen. Sumner
have also been relieved itom their
commands of the right and lett grand
divisions of the army Of the Poto-
mac, bat the news Of their success
ors has not yet been divulged, nor
is it known who has been appointed
to take the place of General Hook
er.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
pysentcry, piarrh@n, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had luug lrnl n my practice, ard !
h1id them b. 'strvin 81 the best apvlyuts haYr
ever found Their Alternative effect uIUp tHe liver ua, ,
them g cScvsut geray, uru given In anGl, d0s"- o.
bii0rs dJsu,ttJ dHi d.yTir. liisr sug,r. c. rt!ny
makes ilum very acceptable aud Convenient tor ,Ie
Jf women aud ci.iiiisn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
Administrators Mott ce,

~ 1s,TIGlE IA hereby given that the un der
lied kdmnisirstSfs I % of the est ito H2lTGos o2 TGoosm
"a Hanna, late Of Hancock County, Ohio. de.
ceased. Jan. 30 VIM. HANNA.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-30
RubliC sale.
DErwREN the hours of one and two o clio
DIP. NJ. o, on the

| shall expose 10 public sale, at the door oI
the Court House, IN the village of Findlay
and county Of Hancock, tho following proper
ty to.wit: One bay mare, and one halter,
being property taken by distrant and levy, To
satisfy n claim in favor OF the United States
against Sergent and Smith for wholesale
dealers license, undor United States excl Sc
law. EZRA BROWN, Dept. Collector
9Th Division, sb Collective Dist. ohio.
January 18th, 1S63.-[lw.
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Home .Cestinony.

MIR. II. B. kINGsLaY';--Dear sir, feel II n
duty We owe u the pu die, to state that Mar
halls Cath ulicOn Is "a L1ediclne iqyaluable fVr
complaints ciassei under the head OF Female
diseases. We have used your GrBienbel
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Jt our sex who are suffering from wssknesses,
We would recommend the CathoJlCon aS sure
Panacea. IL gives strength to the system and
enables each of the organs OF the Oody to per.
form the appropriate functions.
Mrs. w. CARTER,
Mrs. Il. E. WEEK
Miss T.. HORMrElT.
MEDINA, MARCH |, lsdl.
The above named ladies' we are personally
acquainted with, and know that for several
years while we lived in Medina, they were
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lcted that II was with difficulty she was able
TO stand upon her feet. few bottl attn
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Ny wife received great benefit from this med-
lcine. We recommend 1t TO the ladies of this
county as a safe aud Efficient romedy for the
many complaints they are subject To.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canied Herald
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JANIS BURNS, Union townships;
And by Medicine Dealers thro ughOut In tate
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ConstipRtton, ,COstigcness, ,EIHpvCSsian
Rhcuinntisni, G'ut, Neuralgia, Drop
sY, Yarafysts, EGts, etc.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

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Cfsrr. ar crrpel. rtiIi,.U
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S1i lrro useI yugr ilIa u nay gsyIai and hospital
ever YOU made them, rad cannot a,i' s 60
say they H.a tie hDgt caihnrG We rifpug I'ir q nl-
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As n Family PhysIe.
Nom D.. n W O1i,rrqlt. Nel ogI M

TT0ll VF. 7. ". TfTIrII!7I, Nfl 'IT-l747.
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mild but very certain aud rictuai IN thrr HtlHf uu A
bowels which makes them invaluable g. ~ in t' dii
treatment OF disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

seen re, i,ots ofa ui'sA -sse end dsh>Boai ern.
nirg-yon would he ievs WITH u.s Mat tsrribls
time. sie AZ hand -
"Bu Wis, can 20 10. where can so' cus
rome i' fee. our rrop'-'y and orr iatereste-'n nj
yet, = dive stnong usitorc' Oh, can sacit1cs
evrythins te'ote can Do that"
TT Dug you you'd feol o., dear E'ry W.
vii watts day two, and " war ccmm.n~s,
~'ucsns Il v.ur farm sud will cave this plague
str u i,ntl"
Af'w days fr,re b-,..sh. the ne~. % var.
Pr id'nt u-o'a 80. te'e m mel 20 cu-' tie ~
b. ] IN an row 4 r uCi tie CO.. fed rate eistss
e. ny w'L' "a irs dlerS. Thsv.. csgrlS
aud 1ui .Iy resp ~, 70 I've i'd young uen,
VII ~ Nhcrr -. J.n led, reioie.d q, the PROS
yet ofeS Il fnent. snd rtan,eto Shio the Sow.
srily Yankee, an ,yv,r tuems.,v's with glory.
III l. N hcrs. ssi' "a md swse'-h'arts worked
aim al dav and uishL v III eel worthy TO-
cause { % m ,ut talking mesnv'ie with al
the vir1 sn p, J txt,g ., on Of Which the male
tongue T. cara r.. sbou, Nh tincolt' and The
'rowadv yanse.s' rdvsfi founi ,hsre wers
TO- "a ' .mied.rn,nts In : c sy fr them = s,s
a.! OF 70 men ~no cJu eat were 70 - Al
iuE ii b. crass tie S,utle err b rier tie rails ~
rrs y torn Up aud Destroyed aid hands OF gu,r.
"a. we're heins org meet u scoir TIC country -
iignt AMI st1p 81 ~ II YES.
Areidy many fsn LES. a;iemp'n, 10 ssosrs,
hsi re -i1i pei 90. b. wsy AMI 70 ted OF every
" ~ n TO ~ sou Ia t'' shape - IN NY jsreirv
and sslla le III X. TIE ladies aud chi dren
were sied With iu6u- aud in guilty. In mary
cs7e' thrust into o thy prisons aud loaded With
clain-. o1sl.Fi 'u 'fle,ny Lincoln spys,- ~hile
TIE men Nc fr,ei irtr g." rsbcl isuks NJ ue
y NJ ''' b., net, + sc'd L fts " sitni sr
posit.'rs wh.'co . ~ imIo-s be h escaT~.
thcd iy q. sc sr'und sseu, aud burg or ahot
4 = treason % 4 ctr ~ s!ut,nenti arr esred.
Evtry tine war vent TO town to tb. r,cst.
Office ho rrturuedrs Hn' ~. . n.'r chalneb, ~
come Lsw mt rc, - -rI,ltY t9"srs u oss known
s.'peci'd e b * o. paee to eeiin and
war against d" North On T. - sme urs.'e t,r
"a 10 vsttNb. Rc. et.cd'y le had been AK sd
= ncn te tu,en icd TO ga re c n'edera'c service.
lie b. d ar aty htt NJ 'xvci wherrvtr WAS
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Ciyar ~ Il tacnt 'urrnirt ~ F.AeYils You
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sun rid rartyrdp.' thtr th-n relrsst bis rsu .
oii- Zee ng,, hs Iustirts ,ton II tlir misstse .
but h. res'ra pet bins IL and al ihHi he could
not leave y me Yet 90 srcpnt Of tis III lie esters.
~ must -. IL tr 'r'ps IN 80 'hs, the 81 rgs''
could tend them duril lie sb- enuc. 90 be evsde'
ihrm ~ vel ss b" Govt 4. blt with 'he growing
conv!ctoa IA, lie coul L.. 90 ~ much longer.
To 81 Cont nuei
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CLEARED.
eTEAgsilfP -,Io,ephine Tl.or pson, Bilir.ore
PHiPs- u Robinson, San fftuci,oo. trn"', Pos On.
FtRKS Dsgsy, q ..rov. rr.ma liu' no, Atr,s;
hiinoba. X Jhn,iro: I4kze, heb, N'sb'fn, I
BRIl.s -Iohsn Irulefict,. Ptu. Ko'tsfSan VI.
~ LAdi, Martinique; Anglo saxon, New zealand.
rCHOONERs H,uitt Be-tsr, Chails ion 4 =:
Yleanof, tuba. harno'ia, Bstor. lnig' Nassau:
Panchita, d.. tIlur.or. Nsshitrf tA,dNtI,
Nv Orlesn, Red tor, HirJados'. imtin" htLtnt,
Ne~tur put NWtirr'0n. forrs. Ncu.oe. q \
wl,ou, Nrp bon. NAits 6; John, Is. l. ~.
vard'. Alor'ndrs Belsidcrr, New Haven; j Z
uafds~, Portland. Hsve, Cfosb,, Washington u {.
SLOOP Aurora. " illinms, for Norsob, Conn.
ARRIVED
6TLANsHIPs Grenade. tFil Ch.rie-tor nar IA
eonry, Ihi sdciphs. Nv Ytk, Phuad,lpl a. Sss
Gull, Providence. New Yoik. wenke. D. en- II h.
sfIfPs- "a Palmer, Liv't vlstaindon. Marc i,le,
Fisnes Hilyard, Lovet', Bfisto', Enfan1, 37 ia b.
BRIGs Alite Grey. l. nssn, G. Il, Et2ar.ncn' n:
Ling bel, do; william MAY. 10, Al An DALI. Wind
sot Y PNanhctn, Linrtu, e 49, Lady Washington,
windsor :. y tlary, Lub.c, Maine.
sCuOONtRs- R-riamin F-.ntlip. therr' neld
I~kou', " is'ol, RI ~ Niller. port,uoutt,
" san Colt Portland, CT; Minnie tolh, NO / o.
don. Acdie Y 81 tntson, thtplft. boiv'r =. owl
dtnoe; ka'e WslA,r. Bfl tol. L. / wa y H1 70,
New Haven; e. route. u .iof for th.n.. flN, EcCk.
land; VI w Wellington, Ctlat. Ellen = fkis sev
Haven. N1boulr,. Gardnpr u VI Hllcvip, ill
RIVER. Lozief. y rh'or. J. Bnns-, u a. for 20 D.;
JIhn Linsdon, i'-ids ,ort, { MARY ilslifst, ' :
sfOOP Harvest. corsn. for Providence, X |.
BELow-shp yorktown, London. afro two bries.
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POETRY.
The summer MONKS.

Ther imncr months ar plcsssl, II ontAs
r.' .ose Who love g. roam,
IA Lea TIL forest way lie
T.at cn,-r the = ,nt- h, fre
" -.r nature IN ter b. & ct silsisa
o. lg .a1d co'tfs c.o"s
A. k,.c. tn s:rpay- reeze,
Tic L-Lrs. suLl4fnt brogs.
TNse -'re- RI o-,ts arc glca'sn' ronihs.
" b ud- ~ go.esa grain
T,re.if fLc COL Pol n " uds
,ttNftp 80 teIh.n,
WcIth, b Hto - dag "a ing.
We "a sat an mt,
And ,ue,v me- -1rgs q tainsfg,n sss
n Ia COT re hou.,s asoend.
Nt,u -r,'e'u and D. 'yefuily.
Ouf sr.'II- -~'u tc " .,
Al mi lie VII q. 40 Aighe- forms
Nh1 q home ! IA t''c.s e.
VIC. tie .. Ids 4 %. q A. .stn'rnF.
teslu Is J. the Nsst.
7 f.re' uon''. 20 i.,.ea4 i rltn'as
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