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eighteen years, and has acquired Its present sale
simply by being recommended by those who have
used II, TO their afflicted friends and others.
MOST IMPORTANT.-slad'm Zadoc Por.
ter's Curative Balsam is sold ut price which brings
II In the reach of every to keep II convenient
for use. The timely use Of 0 single bottle will
prove II TO BIO worth 100 times Its cost.
NOTICE.-Sape you, foney!-Do not be persua-
ded to purchase articles at Is TO 81. which do not
contain the virtues Of q 10 ct, bottle Of Madame
Porter's Curative Balsam. the cost Of manufacture
Ing which Is as great rs that OF almost any other
medicine and the very low lxice at which II Is
sold makes the profit TO the seller apparently small
and unprnclpled dealers will sometimes recon.
mend other medicines on which their profits are
larger, unless the customers insist upon having
Madame Porter's, and none other. Ask for Madame
Porter's Curative Balsam, price 10 cents. and In
large bottles at % cents, and take no other. lfyou
cannot get II ut one store you can ut another.
~ Sold by all Druggists and Store keepers ut
10 cents, and In larger bottles at % cents.
DR.. L. @. Stevens, agent for Biddefordi 5. B.
MITCHELL agent for Saco.
Geo. G. Goodwin & Co, II Marshall st., Boston,
General Agents for New England.
HALL & RUCKELL. Proprietors,
ly2 New York.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Joseph Annis Of Wells. in
w the County Of York, State OF Maine, on
the twelfth day Of July, A. d. 1852, conveyed
by his deed Of mortgage. recorded ct York
County Registry Of Deeds, book 224 pages
l4O-i. to one Mason NJ. Hatch, Of said Wells,
certain real estate situate In said Wells, and
described rs follows, viz "my house, with one
acre of land lying on the southwestern side OF
the road leading from Morrill's Corner TO Wells
depot, said lot being tho same on which my
house stands. aud extending sixteen rods by
said road, ten rods back, and containing one
acrc;" which said mortgage decd was trans
ferred and assigned to me. Forest Eaton, OF
said Wells, by said Mason NJ. Hatch, by his
deed OF assignment duly executed, by him, up
ON the back Of said mortgage. and dated the
twelfth day Of July, A. D. 1855. And whereas
the condition Of said mortgage has not been
complied with. l. the said Forest Eaton, hereby
claim a foreclosure Of the Same, pursuant to
the statute In such case made and provided.
FOREST EATON,
BY Edward E. Bourne. his atty.
Wells, Dec. 3ist, A. d. 1862. 2-3w
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Part, about Branareih's Pills

NEW CASTLE, wEsrcuEsrER Co N. f.}
Oct. ~, le62.
Mr.. O. Ten Eyek sAsisOn, Editor sing Sing Repue
lieani
Dear sir-I would state that was induced to use
Bru ndresh'. Pills through the Recommendation
OF John II. swim. Of Cro,on. westchester Co. who
was entirely restored to health by their use. He
was sick Cor some two years. very costive and dys
peptic, and he tried every thing and was not re-
Ieved. Finally, he took one Brandreth's Pill ev-
cry day for . week, aud dose Of six Pills every
day for three days. and then took one Pill every
day. with occasional doses Of six. In one month
no was able 10 70 TO work, and In three months was
we'll. gaining 10 pounds In weight.
Yours truly. EDWARD PuRDY.
wxsrcuEsrxn CouSrr, So.
Edward Purdy being duly sworn, says that he
,,.de. in the town Of New Castle that some years
AFRO he was very sick with sore on his leg, which
had been running for over Ave years that he was
Also much distressed by palm In his chest and DO
sides was very eostlvs and dyspeptie' that aissr
irving various remedies and many physicians, ne
commenced using Drandreth's Pills, six TO eight
three times q week, and ct the end OF one month
the sore In his leg healed, and at the end OF Two
months he was entirely cured Of eostivsness. dy
psosa and psin, and has remained we'll ever since
EDWARD PURDY.
Sworn TO before me. this 18th dAyot octoeer,iSSa'
8. MALC0LM SMITH,
.--i-,w th Justice Of The Peace.
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CriNadoro's Hair Presrrvaiiye,

/, Invaluable with his Dye. rs IL imparts the ut
most soiness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the Hair Price 50 cents 81, and 81 per
bottle according TO size. i-W
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE,
w neither VIII DIR. Tobias Venetian Llniment ev-
mr. faii to stop the most severe pain. This sno new
humbug article, but an old established remedy
having been used by thousands during the last Ut
teen wears. Call on the agent and get pamphlet
with iuli description OF this magic remedy None
genuine unless signed s. 1. TOBIAS. Depot %
Cortland, street, New York. Sold by all Drug
IL. l-3w
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DR.. L. r. HERRrcK 4 CO., albany, N. Y.

Owners Of horses and cattle look 10 your interes
Use uARvELL'S CONDITION POW.
DERS for horses and cattle. The very best artl.
Gle In the market. Directions accompany each
package. For sale In Saco and Biddeford by all
the dealers In medicines.
Iyrl3is 4. BLAcKYrELp, Travelling Agent.
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Cbap'd Hands, Face, Lips, sunburn,

&c.-CKRrAIS AND bxEDiArE CuRE.
HEGEMAN& CO IS cAMPHoR ICE WITH GLY-
cERINE, II used according to the directions, will
keep the hands soft In the coolest weather. Price
Is cents. Sold by Druggists. Sent by mall on re-
celpt OF 20 cents. HEGEMAN & CO.,
3mos2 Chemists and Druggists, N. Y.
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ALFRED HULL.

ALFRED HULL.
York, S., October "a, lSG2.-Then personal
~ appeared Alfred Hull and made oath to the
truth OF the foregoing account by him sub
scribed.
Before me C. b LORD,
Clerk County Com. Court.
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CURE THAT COUGH OF YOURS.
Use the best, surest and cheapest Household
Remedy the World has ever Produced.
gONLY 10 CTS. PER BoTTLE.-E
Madam ZadOc POrter's
COUGH REMEDY.

Madame Zadoc Por.
ter's Curative Bal.
su I'm Is warranted II
used according TO the
directions, TO cure In all
cases Cough s, Colds,
Whooplng Cough, Asth.
ma, and oil affections OF
the Throat and Lungs.
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U. 8. Army and Navy Express,

WARRINGTON, d. O.
All Goods or Packages, forwarded through
Adams Express Co., care OF U. 8. Army and
Navy Express. 207 Pennsylvania Avenue. will
be promptly delivered to the Camps or Naval
Stations rs directed. 4
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plastors
cure In five hours pains and weakness ofths breast
side and back, and Rheumatic complaints In an
equally short period OF time Spread on beautiful
white lamb skin, their use Subects the wearer 10
no Inconvenience. and each one will wear from ono
week 10 three months. Price isi cents.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plssters
are sold by Druggists and Merchants In all parts
OF tho United States, Canadas and South America.
and may be obtained by calling for them by their
DR.. L. r. HERRIcK 4 CO., albany, N. "
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BR BEFeHzD TO AGRc muRH. AND ezAzRAa
tssal aotiess.

l2 To I day'sservice at Kennebunkport
on pet Of Ivory Whitten and 9th.
ers 200
20 miles travel 700
81 To days service ut Alfred sitting
with the County Treasurer 600
80 miles travel 500
Mar. is To days, at Alfred, adj session 400
60 miles travel 600
10 To 2 days service ut Berwick, adj.
on pet Town Agent 400
Is miles travel 30
April To days service at Alfred. reg. ses. 90
co miles travel 600
i6 To 3 days service ut Alfred reg. Sos. 6 90
GO miles travel 600
800 60
ASA G0wEN.
York. S., April ie, 1862. Personally appeared
the abovenamed Asa 6owen and made oath TO the
truth o. the foregoing account BY him subscribed
Clerk County Com. Court.
COUNTY OF YORK.
1861. To JAMES N. DEERISa, Co. CON-. DR..
Nov For days service putting up m NOR
York on petition Of Jonathan n.
Plaisted and others $500
rs miles travel 76o
For 2 days service surveying to put
up monuments on the highway 10:
Gated on pet OF Geo. N. Merrill
GA miles travel Gao
i6 For days service Alfred on county -,
business 500
30 miles, travel 800
% For 3 days service on pet. Of Sam'l
g. Hart In Acton 600
20 miles travel 700
&c For days service on pet. OF Ivory =,
Written and others 200
l6 miles travel I6o
Dec. For days service adj. sess. Alfred 40
30 miles travel 800
For days service Alfred, on coun. =,
ty business 500
30 miles travel 500
10 For days services on pet. Of Ivory NJ
i6 miles travel i6OI
10 days service Alfred 4O
30 miles travel 3Oo
81 For Q days service WATERFORD coun- .,
ty business 100
30 miles travel 800
% days service on Co, Treasurer's ac- =,
counts 1000
90 miles travel 800
Jan. / For days service to settle with Co. =.
20 miles travel 400
e3days' service with Co. Treasurer 600
81 For days service on CO. business 100
Feb. 25 For days service adj session @ 10 :,
'G 80 miles travel 800
Court COO
30miles' travel 800
10 For 9 days service on pet. Of James
Clark 400
81 miles travel $40
April 10 For , days service reg. sess. Ct 600
30 miles travel 300
IL For days service reg. sess. CT 500
30 miles travel 800
si7i 60
JAMES NJ. DEERING.
York, SIS. April l6, 1862 Personally appeared
the within named James NJ. Deering and made oath
to the truth OF tho within account by him sub
scribed.
Before me, Q. b. LORD.
Clerk County Com. Court,
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Nadine Zadoc Porisr's
d al 8 q m Is prepared
with all the requisite
care and skill, from q
combination OF the best
remedies tho vegetable
kingdom affords. Itsre-
medal qualities arebas-
ed on Its power to assist
the healthy and vlgor.
Gus circulation OF the
blood. thro' the lungs.
IL Is not q violent RENE
dy,but emollient, warm-
Ing. searchingan effec.
tivej can be taken by
tho oldest person or the
youngest child.
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JAMES NJ. DEERlNG.

York, IS, October 81. ls62.-Then personally APP
peared James VI. Deering and made oath TO- the
Before me, o. b. LORD,
Clerk County Com. Court.
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For 1863. Vols. Xxi ard xxi. Edited by T.
s. ARTHUR and VIRGINIA Z. TOWNSEND.
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COUNTY OF YORK,
To ALFRED HULL. Co. Com. On.

ALFRED HULL.
York. S., April i6, ls62.-Personally up
peared the above named Alfred Hull and made
oath to the truth of the foregoing account by
him subscribed.
Before me, G. b. LORD,
Clerk County Com. Court.
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Arthur'S Home Magazine

Only sI,ss Year In Club. of Four.
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York, S., October -, ls62.-Then personal.
ly appeared Asa Gowcn and made oath to the
truth of the foregoing account by him sub
scribed.
Before me, G. B. LORD.
Clerk County Com. Court.
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~RArIROAI

~ Fares are .fpe cents less when tickets are
purchased ut the Office than when paid In the cars
JOHN RUSSELL, Jr.,
SUPERINTENDENT.
portland Nov 10 1862 22istf
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COUNTY OF YORK,

COUNTY OF YORK,
1869. To JAMES NJ. DEERIyG Co. Conn.,, d.
May % For 9 days service on pet. Of Elias
Romick OF Eliot 40
For &c miles travel to and from Eliot &c
June 4 For days service adj, session q
Court, Alfred 40
For 30 miles travel to and from AL.
fred &C
10 For 4 days service on pet. Of John
Gray and others In Wells and 5.
Berwick 80
For q miles travel to and from So.
IS For 2 days service adj. session Coo =.
Court. Alfred ~
For 10 miles travel to and from Al
6 For days service on pet OF James
Clark, Jr, Agt., and others OF Der.
For 60 miles travel to and from Bor-
July For 9 days service on pet. Of James
Clark Jr. Agent, and others Der =
Aug. 6 For days service adj. session Co O
" Court, Alfred 40
For &c. miles travel to and from Al.
10 For days service on pet. Of Jero
NJ Eaton In Wells and York go
For 40 miles travel TO and fr York 40
Sept. ~ For 3 days service hearing locating
highway on pet. Of Jero NJ Eaton
In Wells and York go
For 40 miles trayel 10 anu " YORK ~
10 For days service In Wells and SO
Berwick locating highway on pet
OF John Gray ~
For "a miles travel to and from So
Berwick %
10 For days service locating highway
on pet of NJ Rankins and Others Q
For so miles travel to and fr Acton
% For 3 days's service adj. sess. Q Q CT 60
For 30 miles travel TO and fr Alfred 0
Octr For days service on pet'n OF
Plaisted In York 30
For 76 miles travel to and fr York 20
0 For 9 days service on pet OF Il Otis
Of Kittery 40
For 81 miles travel TO and fr Kittory
lS For 8 days service reg. sess. Q &C loo
For 30 miles travel 80
% FOR 3 days service reg sess. CCC 60
For 30 miles travel to and fr Alfred 30
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&eoisaI.
gOLD FRIENDsR
.E In tho Right Plscei
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills

TALLAHASSEE, Leon County,
Fla, July ~, 1861.
To DR.. Herrick, Albany, N. WY Dear Doctor,
Write this 10 inform you OF the wonderful effect
OF your Sugar Coated Pills on my elder daughter.
For three years she has been affected with o bill
iious arrangement Of tho system, sadly impairing
her health which has been steadily falling during
that period. When In New York In April last,
friend advised me to test your pills. Having tho
fullest confidence In tho Judgment OF my friend,
gists, Park Row, New York. On returning home,
we ceased all other treatment. and administered
your pills, ono each night. The Improvement In
her feelings complexion, digestion, ETC.. surprised
US all rapid and permanent restoration 10 health
has been the result. We used less than Eve boxes,
and consider her entirely well. consider tho
above just tribute to you physician, and trust
II will DO the means OF inducing many to adopt
your pills rs their family medicine.
Iremain, dear sir, with many thanks,
5. a. MORRISON.
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a@isesIlaasons.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

LATE Lgent of U. s. Patent Office, Warrington.
fundsr the act of 1871
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Maine Zadoc Porfsr's
Baisam has been In use
, 1863-06-11

To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:
The mountain has laLored and brought forth
. mouse. The Tumwater Peoples Convention
have come, conquered, and dispersed, and "greai
was the iall thereof" Nine mortal delegates at
tended, Thurston county contributing six Of the
number; and, after two days Of solemn deliber'
alton, adjourned sine die. Judge Lander is in
town, the Sancho Panza Of G. E. Cole, the terri
bic candidate Of the unterri6ed. He has vented
bis spleen several times against this "Aboltiou
war;" Arbitrary arrests" "Freedom Of speech
and Of the press, :" atrial by Jury" and other
Coppsrhead inventions; but surmise that he
will find Puget Sound "a hard road to travel
with such sentiments.
Mr.. Raynor Is also here. On his FIRST arrival
he had few friends; but as people become ac-
quainted with him, he grows in hvor He Is q
hard working advocate Of Common Schools, and
built the irst school.house erected in this Terri.
tory, fourteen years ago; has earned an honest
living by teaching the young idea how to shoot"
besides laying up snug competence for bis fam
ily. He has o good show for Congress.
, Mf McUlil, OUT mutuai Hteuuf uau WuS"
strength offered hin but so sensitive is he, and
50 pAtriotically devoted to the common cause Of
our country, that he would not run for fear Of
dividing the Union strength. His magnanimOus
withdrawal has certainly gained him many warm
irienda
A large majority Of our citizens are loyal, and
iondly attached to the Government and the Union,
and have manifested their attachment BY not only
assuming che Federal ta&es but have also con.
tributed more to the Sanitary Fund pro rata than
any other people in our country. But II cannot
be denied thSt the cause has been imperilled BY
the assumption Of the official who 50 glaringly
"rushed where Sngeh fear 60 tread" which
nearly divided our forces 10 the special advantage
Of our common enemy. WehaHe good authority
for saying that the said official Is now "tickc,ed
for Fort Warren" and the friends Of our threat.
Cned cause will rejoice to learn that his head will
soon be In the basket "Thus furnishes and
fades majestic man."
The candidates will leave for Steilacoom to-
morrow, and thence proceed down the Sound.
[They didn't come.-Ed. HeFald.l Mr.. Raynor
Is working man, stands on bis own merits, and
as he received his nomination at the hands Of On
unqualified Union Convention, solicit for him
cordial reception and support BY all Union.
loving friends on Puget Sound.
, 1863-06-11

In this and other journals, in Oregon and Cal
ifornia, some months since. attention ~as called
to an important branch Of industry that promised
rich return for the capital invested, but which
no steps had been taken to develop. We refer
to the production on this coast Of rosin, turpen.
tine, and tar; articles Of commerce heretofore
supplied exclusively by the South. Attempts
have been made. but as yet without success, SO
far as ~e can learn. to induce people to engage
in this pursuit on Puget Sound, where the field
is large and the undertaking certain to succeed.
The Oyegonidn Of last week again alludes to the
subject, in calling attention to an advertisement,
and says:
II those Of our citizens who have no othet bu.
SineSs employment which yields fair income
would direct their attention to gathering the
pitch that is in the fiT and pine trees, handsome
profit could be easily realized thereirom. By
reference to advertisement, il will be seen that
Messrs Snow, Turley 4 Co. offer to pay fonr
cents q pound for every pound Of pitch brought
to them, having recently established pitch, tar.
rOsin and turpentine mandatory in this city
Mr.. Turley informs US that the mode Of gather.
ing the pitch Is simple and the reward Is sure
Mr.. Hurley says:
my experience teaches ine tnat tue ptcn can
he gathered BY notching the trees; those that
rur the best by notching have smooth bark and
limbs low down on the body. Ano hor success
ful way to gather the pitch Is by boring the
trees to the centre, when very often seam or
windshake Is struck that will Weld from one to
ten gallons Of pitch in q few hours gathered
$50 pounds in two days. short time since, by
boring the trees. The kind Of trees 10 bore are
the large ones, free from limbs for some distance
up. and generally standing some distance from
other trees"
These facts must impress every industrious
and energetic man iavOrably, and Il would Ger.
tainly add to the interest Of our citizens should
they use their influence and excrtiOns to develop
every natural resource In our State from which
wealth can be obtained.
, 1863-06-11
oLrxPrA, June 9th, 1858.

GIvNo IT UP.-The New York Times, on the
authority Of advices from Paris. says the Mexi.
can expedition was originally based upon the
assumption that the U. s. Government was eifec-
tually broken up and It's power destroyed. In this
latter opinion the French Emperor has changed,
and 50 his Mexican plans are frustrated.
, 1863-06-11

HoLLowAYs 0NTNESf AND PnLs.-UniVersal
patronage.-Let an sufferers from general OF
local disease take heart, and follow 10 the wake
Of thousands who ascFibe their restoration oI
health TO the use Of these noble remedies. Rheu.
matism in the muscles or JOINTS, gouty pains,
neuralgic tortureS cramps and spasmodic
witches depart under the appropriate employ.
ment Of Holloway's Ointment aud Pills Bad
legs al kinds Of ulcers sores, burns wounds,
pimples, cutaneous inlammationS and dropsical
sweilngp. are best met and quickly conquered
BY this Ointment, which happily combines harm
lessness with efficacy. The reputation Hono'
ways Ointment and Pills have acquired through,
out the habiiable globe should induce every af
Hicted person 70 give them trial before despair.
ing Of relief or abandoning hope.
, 1863-06-11

.YEAsF POwDERs-EveFy hOusekeePer knows
how difieult Il Is to make good bread, and We
therefore tske pleasure in calling attention tOthe
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
end nutritious bread, Il is only necessary to use
RedingtOn 4 Cas- Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel a similar preparations ever offered
to the public. See advertisement, In another
column.
, 1863-06-11
yilisreIlantous advertisements.

NIOT1CE-IIavng taken the Land calm, and purchased
IN the ImpfoVemsnis thereon known the bronson cla
about eve miles from etsacoom, In Pierce County, W. r.
hereby forbid and caution al peFsons ananst removing
q said improvements. cutting any Of The timber said
claim, taxing away any that ised. committing any
pas Shasv6, pensy Of prosecution and Punishment
'''u- WILLIAM nna.
eienaeoom June Cd, iso8. 6aa
, 1863-06-11
ARMY NOTICE.

cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
70 he uullsd States Troops stationed q Port ssIaeoo,
The aesf % be o. he bs quality and 70 be delivered at
such tines and days Ordinarily three times each Sss)
may Be required By The A.c.G f ffusst - M
The amount required .. present b about Two Hundred
pounds per veek this aount % be neFsassd dmInIhed
according 70 The number Of Troops At the post.
Pruposas should be endorsed ProposnlS fOF Vssh Reef"
Two responsible namss surseS for The hfsl perform
anss o. Ne eontfaot un Be Fsqalrsd. ~ ~ aH
ne %. reserves he right 10 reject anyar IN bds,
should be think he lntsrssts Of The service require H.
ilH asaa ht " ?. n TO0HIIl.,
w eei lsT s43 "a Lieut.. lst v. r Inf,
asisHs sy Acting commllsaFy Of subsIlenes.
Acting conmay Of subsis.snes once. Fort s.sIlasOom.
". r. Nay aslh, ieos. m as. 50A
, 1863-06-11

THs FOURTH or JuLV.-PreparatiOns are being
made in nearly every town on the Sound for
the celebration Of the approaching National An.
niversary. No intimatiOn Of design to observe
the day appropriately here has yet been given,
and we presume there will be no attempt to do
50. Our sister towns Of Olympia and Seattle
are moving in the matter. and We therefore sug-
gest to our citizens the prOPriety Of uniting with
them In the celebration. Such . course, we
think, win insure them greater amount Of en-.
jOymsnt than win result from any rival effort
here. Let MS therefore join our friends abroad
in observing properly the only universally rscOg.
uized holiday Of the nation.
, 1863-06-11

IN rounln A. slklIEl.-Amoug he aiil.c-
l'shs plsnIIla b o. plepls q Seattle, On The
coming Nr'icnll Anniversary, = Bal % b
IN. = NJ A. P. DIlln. q, popular pFcpds,'s
d IAS What Cher House. Ilklng tine b The
l.|uls.k. NJ. Della hns nlFpady visited thI1 plae,
nn1 Olympia "a pursuit q music lal he oeeaslon'
ed ri'I doub1o11 81 up = nnsa ban = any
r..n o. RurlI 4 lhat i'ma He not only
In1ns 10. !, Keep hoisl, o|his ~ learn ron
nn. No ~ qualified % juig0 Bot he allo
L..1. ~ : nopiInI ~ A ll1sllblo dlnes,
"a \. !. not De nan % stint De friends and
visitor. |. psosi.lons lbr their enjoyment His
~ WI nhs p'.cs q lIidly nighl July "a.
n.n.slII l111ll ~ i,IIsl 4. bat B. o. band
% u,'t.ns D, return q smother Nniional Ami
fI1Ily.