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In deciding what to use, tho relative price
Of these articles Of f'ad must be taken into
account as well as their nu'ritive value.
The writer says there Is no doubt that it is
more profitable to associate rO'ts, cake
and grain tgether, in the feeding Of cattle,
than to endeavUr 10 feed an animal with
an abundance Of roots alone; and, as In
the experiment Of iinseed cakes and peas
the most profitable results occur, according
tn tho f1regoing table; so he thinks the
case to be generally that fo"d Of diferen'
tendencies should be amalgamated, a. in
tho case here, the oil cake being u relaxativc
food, while the peas have an opposite ten
deney.
Asto feeding oil cake, Professor Voe'eker
is Of opinion that we may fairly expec,
three f'urths Of the nitrogenized matter ot
oil cake back again in the manure, aud
perhaps one-half of the money value al
a. or the best cotton cake; and Professor
Anderson remarks that series of expert
mems appeared to show that Of f'od ge'
orally about one-third or one fourth Of
money value. ami saven.eighths of the al
liable matter appears in the dung. "Thu'
we arrive n the conclusion that to Obtain
good manure our stuck must be amply sup
piled with good f1ud."
, 1864-05-14

your talk together" said he, "thatyou for
got the thermometer. He is quite ashamed
Of himself on account Of it, and has left
me to see you comfortable. You shOuld
never talk to him about Turkish baths, it
excites him so"
~ never will again" said feebly.
"Not when you are havinga vapor-bath,
at all events" observed the young man.
mo" returned I, solemnly, IL never
will"
And never did, and I don't advise any
body else to do go. l avn bound to say,
however, that Mr.. Mutten, Senior, was
most respectful and well behaved upon the
last occasion when | happened to meet him,
and that he has not the slightest recollec-
ton whatever of having attempted to " con-
dense" the writer.
, 1864-05-14
Bone Dust as Manure.

| Mr.. Editor: Will you, or s"me Ut yOnI
correspondents acquainted with the smile,
give s0nae information relatI . tU the vLlu,
and proper application Of gr uid b'nes a'
manure. i it an ecUlOm cal fertilizer a
'wo dollars per hundred pounds, when corl
averages in p'ics thirty cents per bush'l
hay ten dollars per ton, and wheat eighty
fve to ninety cents per busheli
To the above the New York O5serv:I
replies:
In our own experience, within twenty
miles OF this city, we have found GROUND
bones the very best and cheapest fsrtil Eel
to be obtained outside Uf the homestead
farnyarj. Cost Of transportation makes
city manure expensive, and especially i
not near sloop duck. When within one
or two miles Of good deck larding, city
stable manure will cost from six TO ten dol
lars the cord when It reaches the farm.
Bune dust by the quantity costs rs TO qua
ity from fifty to seventy cents the bushel.
Twenty to twenty five bushels Of bone Is
good dressing = the acre, and Is worth
{ on two ~ three times the sans cost oi
sable manure brought from the city. Bone
dust should be applied TO and left as near
tho surface as may be, aud be suitably cov-
cred. We usually sow broadcast after the
FIRST narrowing. The second course Of the
harrow will cover near the surface.
When entering upon the cultivation ol
our present farm We asked our predecessor
what field would give crop uf pntatoes
without the application of fresh barnysrd
manure, a. we feared the application u
such in inducing Ithe rot" A Eve acre
field was named. We carefully planted
aud cultivated Il, and found no rot among
the potatoes, but the yield Of ths while
iirld did not supply the tables Of the firm
f'r the year, so exhausted was the land.
10 the autumn we plowsd aud sowed the
same field, with rye, applying twenty-five
bushels 0f bone dust TO the acre. Such
was the Immediate effect OF the application,
that when the rye was grown, man u
ordinary stature would be concealed by
the crop In walking through :he field,
Grass seed was sown with The rye. A
go ID c-p of hay was taken the first yer
it was m1wed. But the ,ennd year, when
turf was will establish d, sixteen tons ol
hay were taken ff,m thu I've arres. After
m wing It four years, It was plowed aud
planted to corn. giving heavy crop with.
out manure. Such is our experience Ia
ths use Of bone as manure.
Il should be remembered that there Is a
great difference in the valne Of bune as Il
cnmes from different mills. Whgn lime Is
mixed with Il. It Is not only adulterated Ia
the an,nunt Of the lime Incorporated but
he actinn Of the lime generates ammonia,
which Is liberated and lost.
As to the wisdom u employing bone IN
the West, where lis cust Is mOre than
doubled, we cannot speak, % we know not
! What other fertilizers may BE- more cheapIy
clsraply substituted. We should regard i
worthy Of careful experiment. With US
the iner .ased crop paid for the bone used
several Cold. ea
, 1864-05-14

a succ .ssfai exper,men. 4 corn or ] rr,~'u~' o.
by Mr.. M..-es Smtb, Of Hers,mor cmnty.
Frum nine acres he raj cd crop Of over
. uhty buahels par acre. The characters
ties Of cultivation were deep plowipg o.
meadow land Twelve in hrs, thorough Ill
lage bvfre and after planting. r"ws fur
fest each way, FIVE stalks in a bill, cut up
at r'ots o. s0nn as fairly glazed fist o.
, 1864-05-14
Jews DEALERS AND ROOIx-sELLEI
READ AND REMEMBERi
J. STRAIT M AN,

WHOLESALE NEWS DEALER,
Packs and forwards alt the Daily and weeky Newspapers
Magazines etc., to all parts Of the country with great dis
patch.
SELL At p ICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED AS SOON As PUB
llSIIED.
have special arrangements with all the different Pub
fishers, SainerE etc, and turn Oh the Trade with noks
Stationery, Hank Books Music, Portraits, Prints NedAs
Melain0types. etc.
Song BSoks In great variety.
have unrqualed faeIlIles and guarantee dealers the
closest ATTENTION.
Send for my rrce List, and give me trial.
JOHN STRATMAN,
San Francisco, Cal,
, 1864-05-14
Effects of Food.

According to table in the fourth vok
ume Of Bath and West of England's So.
cicty Journal, the valae Of different articles
Of cattle food is placed thus:
Number Of pounds weight Of each re-
ouired 10 make one pound Of beef.
, 1864-05-14
San 6ranfisto.
REDUCTION IN PRICES 70
SUBSCRlsERs.

A TTENTEON Is CALLED TO THE fol-
IA lowing list Of American aud Foreign Pc.
riodicals, for which ! receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made by
the United States Government for the carryine
Of the mails from the Atlantic States By steamer
fur times month, am enabled to receive sub.
scriPtIons OF much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attctAion viii he psId To the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab.
lshmeIIt has gained such Hn enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific rUaxt:
, 1864-05-14
Ghe 6armer's Corner.

Communication on Agricultural subjects, from
subscribers and Others, are iaciied for these
c0Luma&
, 1864-05-14
To New EnsIand S,wlns Machines,

that have given such universal satisfaction are constantly
on hand livery machine 0aFranled.
Needles, thread an other suitable material 10 use with
the abeve MACHINE scansiantly on hand.
Conniental cireu9Fs furnished gents on application
DEMin0 = co, Agents for the Pacific Trade,
-, No. SMcDigOmery st, Masonic Temple,
H~u San Graucisco.
, 1864-05-14
HoWE's sEWINo MACHINES

rank high above all Others they must certainly come In
large share Of the praise patronage
ihnoriAnt unfolding Dou6l, .IhreRdsteh alike on
ooh sides OF the fabric With the new improvements they
cannot miss or drop stitches, aud not needle 10 nov
broken where dozen we're "rnery. Prices reduced ~
ogset or A, superior 20 any yet produced, for FAM
ny use, go. formerly eSI; Letter A, pearl finished aud
capped, tIa, formerly tIOo Lerr D, Manufacturing 95
nrmerly 800; Letter O. heavy manufacturing ts formerly
eilO; keer d, CyllHdeF 4il5, formerly $3.50; Letter
CylindeT. tI4n formerly el1s.
IA II
, 1864-05-14

IIAY MAKIKo.-We cut the following in
regard 70 novel method If hay making
from the New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury
Ave have alluded, repeatedly, in our
columns, 70 the successful inetIrd Of hay
making pursued by our townsnan, Gen.
Jas ID. Thompson. On Saturday last he
filled our 0liice with delicious fragrance, by
bringing In . sample Of hay, cured by still
another process. The gfas, cut abunt ! |
o'cl Oh in the forenoon OF a day In July
las. was imme. itirly pacsed cLIsely in a
Q sk, the head Of " :ich was at once put 10.
its hoops driven. and the cask 70 I'D into q
shed. There Il rsina ned untonchel iiinil
Saturday, when il was opened, aud It's c.,n.
tents were as sweet Us tho day when they
were frst packed. There w,rs all the
freshness, greenness ard arDnn Of new
mown hay-n,,t . suspicion Of mustihess,
nor q sign Of decay--it was bright flexible
and juicy. Al the present price Of casks,
this mode OF curing hay would 10 expen.
sive; but our neighbor suggests that grnss,
cut - this was, might be screwed into bun
dies Ia the field, and thus be equally well
preserved.
A correspondent Of the Maine Earnaev
makes the following statement respecting
profits on a flock Of sheep: ~From thirty-
four sheep that wintered last winter
raised thirty-two lambs which | sold lor
one hundred and four dollars and seventy.
Eve cents; and the wool for ninety.Iive dol.
lars and forty five cents, making two hun
dred dollars and twenty cents" The
AMsricaa Agricultural gives the following
opinion as 10 The quantity Of timothy seed
required for en- acre Of ground: "Sowed
with clover, ten quarts to two pecks, &C.
cordineto the soil; the sitter the soil the
larger The. quantity. Sowed with other
grasses, nogiven quantity canbespeciaed.h
A good yieldof butter ls reported by a
correspondent, Who made from sryen cows
I04S 5-l6 lbs. Cows soiIed 10. summer
and fed in winter, in addition to ordinary
fbddeF, three quarts Of shorts and peck
Of roots per day
, 1864-05-14
HOW A'5

HOW El'5
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES
Adapted to every variety of Sew
ing in Families and Manufactures.
RsiabllShe In lSl5..-lmprOVed from time 10 time
and fully perfected la 1862.
At the WOr DIS Fair held In London, In isO2,
they received the Prize MetlalI
sALEsRo0M-No. Montgomery street, Ma ohie
Temple. san Francisco. Cal.
DENnNG & co..
, 1864-05-14

NuI' Mughxlne and MOtnIainCCr. 900. 3 90
hesperian Magazine ..........4 4 90
San Francisco Voice Of Mexico, Spanisb.l0 00'
.. Echo del Partico, do 10 %
:. Cronica ltalana, Italian. b o.
Echo du Paciiiquc, French.l 10 90
=. La RuChe LitcTairp, do. 8 90 s.
A'so-Png S"rnd Hnald and other Jour-
nal< published on the Pacific coast. (,
ey Subscriptions received for an the Sam
Francisco Dailies at publishers prices. -
Any Newspaper, Magazine or Review nos
mentioned in the above list will be furnished tci
order ORDERS for BOoEs. Music, Fancy Ar
tlcles. &c, hlled promptly at The lowest maj krs
, 1864-05-14

SCmebody, describing the absurd ap-
pearance Of man dancing the polka says |:
"He looks as though he had hole in
his pocket, aud was trying to shake shil.
ling down the leg ur his trowsers."
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20 .s .
.es.; ,ss a,as:. aai e,:5 "a sha 5a3f:s"
Y;.h .i.e '; sesva.:ca 3; q acisln:a co&'te"s2
,,.. J, ,ha.7 engaged intae assreS'
>;.S ,,n..yc CT thc5o public enterprises st
,,!. Tho State Agcre7 ior tio prodao-
t;nr Of rail-, thca:s,h a suljee: ot much ccntr0-
rsysy, has urdoubtediy reduced the price Of
Shat important article. Tbs Confederate
Government. has impressed and imported pre-
visions unit. they havo supplied tho soldier al
- price car below that commanded by the
s.mc articles IL market. The Quartermns''f
General :myolia ar.d manufactures ny c'n-
ttact clothing !cv the 'rmg' "nd VIZ ssc
| o,Errr3 gearing c!ctl st twelve 20 twenty Col
.sra q yard which would conr'n'"d TOE ATTY
! Ia an hundred at the. ~t"ilor's ahcr.
| W., admit iae value cr Political Economy
! i, i;m: of pesye. bot VIC arr7chcnd iiiNt Hhen
! t,a t..a q trade ere Suspended ~ tlsse Of
war. something nero decisive "a rtIn!'ed.-
!hcso ,nu7t !e organization. Public capital
n:ust 10 employed to constitute departments
, Of ;ub!ic spirly cr tho naccsauries Of life
| T?.!a sapHly tanuo: aiwayg ps ic;t 20 iat!vi1-
| ual cntcrn1isc or Individual patriotism. 1ho
/ ignorant and The selfish will ct my time sac
! rilice th, public interest to their own. lheS
! will combine. mcnopolise and cxtert. ludo-
! pen3cntly CT mo considerations OK pubic
! comfort. thcre i: . political consequence OF
! Infinite Importance. Tho public enemy looks
TO tho reduction of th;a city by famine. lilo
! has seas raids TO cut CT is supHllss. lie
watches the mice current OF food with moro
Anxiety thar thu report of The killed gid
. wounded: when bo s4es broad md meat ris-
ing steadily to famine prices, hs relies upon
uitiu,tase SUCCESS and presaes bis siege. When
so,Sover. he sces Sshe price of beef decline one
| iGif ia the conrse of few days, no isdishcnrf
! e..el because no knows that whilst l.,e guards
RIO font Of the city lis Council il taking care
10 ~sal8i.t its people. If the purchase md
sac sg corn and cloth could be organized,
; suG ;,o prices IN like manner reduced, Tie
an2:.; would 10 sill further discouraged auc
| tic rcopls would be convinced that Wills
, taeg ara called on to endure mnuy pTivc.ions
! their 2uhlic authorities are striving to a!!cy!-
20 thcic want. Let tho uniGn Of pCb;''
rlo3ns witk private enterprise 80 !a unit! ;;i
osoDl, s!.,all be fsd, clad and wariaea ~ pub
lie arerajeH.
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go c : -. .. - .;s,rrc ~ Eca1A. fsJsaie CD ~t.ir.rss :.
she nnE; 9! atsinsHo., il cola Or :!etirs esc':.s:; ~,
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% i:ce sterling PEI :aad Or n:t;Las upia;a;, srH ~
ps5pot ;in'.ai" pr!c: ios toli6c q other quahGef; or, atthe
I. ,.;ca..i.ng the ton ni freight by weight -" pocEcs
SHAH L. sloSrc. 81 Esasu's '1'iy eeo'e ie:' s'an . q u
= = -, r,,., Il faIsh, tr articles .,h.5 ihsn se.:on anl
.sG,rco. Shni. lie sdJ,stri st No SAGE relative rate sud
pas-ilc IL n sane w"y.
h;tir n, seIrrsat o. rrGa. t~a'pent!os, ~" any nauufas'
inr- G.s;so.. S:.ea.Tes dssn't! dangerous IL 'ts OWL chip
~-' Leon Il. &C Dpiiiicn q: tir la!ing 81 the vessel, nnd
3. fo.. ,sr ,iyl-- her ciric.arr ;nare shsli be .c!'er1i 10
NE r~,lrriar, IN 50: !:!:3u & ne u'n:i nahIse nnu'hsI'
.r;,.a. i:rh the m,rm,., AS. ALL drsilpbo. u Der oIa'
..-. AMI rr,.. ,c, a; r.rry passenger intending t. S,i;' IA
H. Tltr=.,i :, aEnl!uns,l mG liicst SIAN nc lsi''e'"i
! TO he r"pHn,n;.~l II ne p5It, "i9 .'s' "a .te"l''n "">.
y. ar,i. .-ssi 4, r. searched, and sLi!sl:i Ia. us
pa.tl.. on t.o-rIt. ,. ya-.Gn, WINS nay .!r!y D." l. fai''-a
10 !eas tI. CoEir.!rr.tr. agd taat - f.'ss"i'ls ~
manifest. 81; riu!a It" ,'."c - TIE scfeStvIi rLe'+'!r'"'
rri nt ue'S.. i l:r.ran,e SAL lee = anlri 10 i.s ''':el
aG Sue -h.i! be t. United &" sal.
>. 81 O.. -zT: II e,cl vessel. aJi of sI"h portion .! .
car.1, -.iiAi SON u id-'tle!a;h pat, ;aa!i lie Lh'fti
% l,.a up t.rt- Gepi,tiT- L"=ii, ~ rtSIdsiLG |, tbt
80 e tor ,,r ;.T.s ~ OF t!o proper ss.n. OF N ga
t.; i. Garssar..., &, 1.-The ror. .: i:lvfry, eiilafor,h
;le NI;,li.. s.o~t:G lat re s.! farty has co-npa'i
,ih u.3 Gbis t"Oa y! tie sid bond, 10 FAR as the same
49, rr.stirabIe ADJ tbs collector, upoh berg duly sat
! a i, !. II lee auts"rtL 4 To SURRENDER The Sill bonds.
/, nul:Inp II t:e { regulations shalt be 81 construed
~ 90 snEEi-: wiki tie pr.y!s1 OF The lar, nLi,h declares
'.Ls, Ia ,.!.. In ,]tils"' .hal b. clnslru-d 10 P'rh,'i: tie
EOoii~dr:n,r Si.t".. a.! any y the =, ir"Gi eIpo:'in. "hp
~ tie srirt-I Ia =n eauntGat-i oa tae'r oSa sccgu"t.
l1I .haIv. boa" &c rrIIirLd II 5 ttal" IN rly case.
II. Hh- prGsl;!tJ ~ AL Goadi tAe usod In Z .n'JIihtf
With t1'sr re gulni'oss, snail be recoverable Ia fali, GU
Inv! Vi ire ch 4 tAl r)-l,ii"Es OF the bond, abb With.
Er.l ~ ANY ri.uag- suHrc.d ~ III, CoLs,i :. ate
N','es 81 ci,srqIei-'e u eIrI b.tr"a AL All to.:'s
=!,.Ii 90 .ircn;eI Il" s"t!' fo.m aS 10 live shei'i' t1is
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Ir;i:;023, husrt. ,.t.i.
CERES.

G~r;;:E3.a. tusr.: q :':.i.
GENERAL. Iff;EE9.
10. 50.
i. III dotai!sl men i:.tiiGi:i;, ta:aa re-
tween = AID Is Faari 6; agsi vi: report to
.ai tc G0cIcla ldei ~ tho tiages:;S ct Ki-
scr yea in the States % M:i5:, they respectively
! belong. who va orEani=1 ,t.ca. Ia: cr::1ra
Las snl TaE:'I@lt5.
Fl ~. anticipated that they vii; In called
ca. except N e.2trsancies occurring in or
nea: the cCin.ies cf their ras:denco, n2r viii
ssrvieo DO ezictei e; them jayoni thss, roua-
t:oa md those c5htiaurn- s"e'nt9. A.ilescnrsS
are allowed AID G:c iG'i,ei 10 ca:J!l them
aclves with erch companies. 40 a 10 10 l:o-
pared t, Nj: in ta!Gniir; their h0n.e- VIXEN
mec.ard ~ tho .sgm7.
II. U.E.Sgs ..ri lit:efa !a.l wi."-t. l;..a,.J
! Captured co!ors ISL. nSu rro:.;1i.-! lrc:n pre-
scn:!n. them 10 individuals.
Ill. p.rarrapi, Y, Gea3.ai u.iais. ~. ~.
! (~GuiTcnt sarirs} IL 10: l~ai:r,i",! /" tr,,ig h. LII
GERS and lnudei as.:.t, y :,o aft continuously IN.
gagged IL special service, by o7!or ri 'ls t!!,ie!
ot til, i;lrtau 70 wf.;,h !!og hri'nn, G-i "!a3s
duties require them II tr.E'! ram place Il
place. III Huch c:.=cr, personal st:"':ieH aF@
allowable ia lion al tVGmGii!i"t. OF I".', quar-
ters aid ratl0us. accounts y! czFonns.
will be roucLad and pad bY tho Chief II the
Bureau from While. the 0rLrr! ISSUE, md i;..ni
porta,ion will DO furnished ia kiad.
N. So much cc Paragraph II. General Or
ders, No. s., (~carrent series as includes ccm'
miasioncd Officers in The oIr-.!iIn a the
"Aot to promote tho efficiency Of tho ~c.7aiTy
OF the PROVISIONAL Array and i" iHhisi' in"'
~lc..nes" AID irr"s":a.i.:r. ii .rY pHr:ivii
t!.cl CO.," uEe,rht!.
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4 Gaa r6 SOFA. 1rsaxx,-,

For nray IolIiks / Will seui L. ,aJ saiie:' az y:
isasrseJ 2 rSosipt to HsSIs /. EysIi - 49,. +. 3
with ps.nat, or e5ttoa seed AZ i4:3 S:, 49, -
eqaal to The beat srcrl fer l.thinsTr 90 CO.. . - =!
Il viii net create Ely gym. bIt s,h cur 4f1J :..I'
liza basn created 80 5shsI oiil Ca BE- Eli% );
Eiaatss, ang be ready TO- 1se II ifEz ll,.',
/ cost OF abcrs tEelty.fre dollars pc sfsi;sio ,sl
il - the way articls for raHros1sr hselLnd s.-rl a.
sad Espe, aiiiy, The ingredients a1z - Gsa Y MI,
store. AddTaN L-f.- nc.
- so-iSaG 1F'~
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= atmR, OK TIE rECUgirY Or"THg FIVE llGN.
bred million Il H.. cEnt. aon-ta.aLis, L0Eds under lie
vi sc Of the CngEEGGy L.Ss
pruosi,r IN ~rtI will BE- resolved by the Treasurer Ia
it;r c.ig. he a.sl rs,i = TE.iuf.r LEaI lcs:Du AID Mobile.
sad TIE hrrUSi;arr. 1T Il. ..".;''si""r h"'t'-i,. ""iui"''"I
Savannah, inrusi' Srn h"lf,"1tfE AM 'r''"t"tHs
Nil e., :ss.yrr T.. ;.r s4Lr. n-griuG .lirgeot ~ ,l- rat "'
a.. ,-cs. i. .Ir..sIs Egi Er'u.:l ~ w, HSt"t!r'''IHh
10! a. '.ra"Lt ~ -. ..rr,c i'Hr:s. t'.a! u ti' h-"' "'
ur.. ig..l, irc G.u.is "a ~ r.; H'Hft ny tIH i'r.-hr-T,
~, ;e ,IncarI,. SHEA so":, apF!.sd ui'!rs.VelJ 10 u
uayinrZ; u f'y iaiE certificates.
Jhr security and convenience Afforded % BI'k3 and
..t,r c5-rur..sa.g, ami 10 IL" pugiiD generally " this
H.is =: t-uIr.!rr? iByeSnnenia, aud the effect o. tie
anrA.GIr, Il generally Idop.tlr, NJ Er-rin; th- currency
within UIGds,.,. haasLs. q: Is hapri will comT'end II 10
ti. fiNnrnbir confederation Of the community sad secure
i,trlr ,sJEl,. 600 GRAFTON Ia carrying Il ihO elect
&. 4. TRENii0.n.
t,..l--,, Secretary ~ Treasury.
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.lt .)N EIW0HU "HITs ~ ~ -
- LOU si3n .Ii scUdn.a..-, rt
sI-m 1ii " tey7, VIZ: SAM, al,e 8" -
yeaIs, La.i al: -ic:dai. - wS-t1Ii aI
Va, EtAr tia co:u it1u:-. IL - a.
LbEC l. 4sDa. l3 JesIs az a. rH-
spGE.1. Bolt GO, ruiGa,n shin b. ~, .lh 80 ..
| brown piai4 cotton pants. Thay osG1.=i . ~
s nne par stbcGle. . ef3aa III. ...t, ali ii,
: ai-o ! blps Scat sSt rGc;s- i+.g -. ; /" y
near a0ldabnToi II -, "a sio tG.l "a san5. h,S.f
d. ~ Davis i 60, EtsaG.Ggi. tHc "t..- ~
paid - p: %vat'"
,aIS.f
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OFFICE Gv Tia MEDICAL DiEE TOE,
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