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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

causes Is to ere with indifference the field that ls
crowded with the most revolving sbominations,
and arrests that Sigh which each individual would
siDgly have drawn from us BY the report Of the
many that have fallen and bresthed their last in
agony alone with him..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
AND SECURING.
CONRAD FETTE

N6ESDER AND sCoURER, has removed 20 Black
WI ford's Budlng, Fourth Story No. ~, corner o!
Washington and Meridian street
All garments entrusted him viii be promptly and
neatly renovated and repaired.
All kinds Of tailoring and cutting for boys end men. In
the best style, on short notice and At lo~ rates.
ie4-den
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
TAKEN UP.

FHsAKEN up the Michigan Road, at the first toll
Il gate north of the city, White Cow, with dark
spots her shoulder, red ears black and short
horns Jas young calf about two weeks old.
The owner can have her by proving property and pay
ing charges. JAMES SMITH.
Michigan Road near Crown Hill Cemetery.
auglS-d3t
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

SpermatorrhGa and Impotency, and inveterate
Secondary Constitutional Syphilis Of long standing
that cannot be cured by any other physician in this city
cured perfectly and permanently, or no charge.
Address Box 1913
je3'64-dly DIS. THOMSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

desire herewith to notify all persons having Adyer-
Using Cards the Drop Curtain the Metropolitan
Theatre that the time for which they had advertised has
expired Those desiring to their cards during the
coming Theatrical Season, do so by calling ct the
Box Office Of the Theatre between 10 and IL O'Clock A
NJ any morning during this week.
II cards retained will sold to other parties
after this week.
augl1-d4t v. BUTSCH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

FENHE Article of Copartnershp between Edward Lenox
Il and Alex Dasher, jun, distinctly states that
neither party shall sign any obligation whereby the firm
becomes liable without the consent Of the other party
auglI -d3t A. DASHER, jan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

Gen. Darlington. in view Of the state OF things
in Southwestern Indiana. is making preparations
TO meet the enemy
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NOTICE..

uNHIS is TO certify that my wife, Mary Green, left
yesterday, without any cause reason. Therefore
warn all persons not TO trust her my account
MICHAEL GREEN.
indianapolis, August l6 1864. augl7-d3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

The Times ssys that . gentleman of that
city Intends to give to the New York
Fair, . lottery ticket once bought and
owned by George Washington, and
adds; "As it would be- highly improper
to dispose Of It by r"ff1ing it will Pre- badly
be scid to the highest bidder"
The Department Of the South has l,een
divided into two districts, Gen Terry TO
Command 10 the Charleston district, and
Gen. Seymour 10 Florida.
Austen B. Williams, born at Exeter,
N. II and for the last twelve yesrs
employed % q printer upon the N. Y.
7iMes died At New York, on Sunday Of
last week, at the age Of 81. Mr.. Williams
weight 42O pound., required seventeen
yards Of brosdclOth for . suit Of clothes,
never wore an overcoat, and never used
tobacco or ardent spiri.s.
It appears from the official records o.
1863 that Of ,4O4 6res wich ocsurre d
10 London last year, 227 were in some
way or other connected with cand o., 80
with children, 1913 with feues, 100 With
gas, 20 with lu:ifers, 81 with tobacco
smoking,lO7 with sparks and 81 with
stoves, while the cause Of 489 remained
an unsol,ed mystery.
The st. Loui. Republican records
the discovery Of amsrvelIous cave on The
southeast branch OF the Pacific Railroad
II is called "Fsshet's Cave" and il sale
to surpaes 10 beauty the celebrated
Mammoth Cave" 10 Kentucky.
A number of death have recent,
taken place at Battleb ,ro, Vermont from
= strange and hitherto unknown disease,
which vt first attacks tho victim at the
base Of tho brain and along the spine
Cramp generally Immediately succeeds.
and frequently the sufferer dies in iron
"a to 46 hours.
Sec here, mister said an Irish :ad o
seven summers, who wae freed BY dog
"if you don't take that dog away III ca,
up oil your spples."
Henry Shaw, are.enIisted Connection
soldier on Through, ebot his wife in ,
fit Of jsolousy at TariffviIIe, c.. q few
! nights since. aud then blew his owl
brains out. The deed was witnessed by
his little daughter, who says her mother
K, cit down and received the shot % il
there was an understanding between
herself and husband thst they should die
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04


log 10 MsscAsiss.
Wsshingtos hes filed her qsota, ssd
b ods II the drah.
Tns DsnscaArs Of Johssos eoussy
got up great Demonstration 1t Iowa
City last Monday, in honor ofths birth :
day Of Washisgton.
Capt. 6tssart, Of the 18th Iowa In.
iAst'y, 10 sbost - pubssh aSwosk Sros.
tsioing The biographies ofIo~a CoIoSs1s.
Il will b work Of $50 to 800 pages
with Is to 100 portraits.
G. G. Cole bas received from Gov
Stoss, the appointmeus Of Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of this State. Thi'
closes % the bargain made BY Cole and
tho Republican politicians, last summer
A Hoo unpsa raE Snow FoRrY
rnRBs DAYs.-The Oskaloosa Herals
tells Of fat hog which wss buried for.
ty-etres d0ys uoder the snow in thai
county, which still lives, though redoc
ed from it, obese condition TO almost
shadow. This beats oil tho accounts VI
have yet secn Of animals living uodel
the snow.
| Loss OF SHEsP IN HsxeY COUNT
The loss Of steep in this county, BY tb
January storm, was very heavy. Blu
by visiting large number Of the focks b
found that where the sheep were 10 goo
condition and we'll housed, the loss Va
small. "Open sheds will not answe
10 this windy country we want big
roomy houses"
| FIRE At YATroN.-Mr. ]. #. Van
dyke writes Us from Yatton, in thi
county, that on Tuesday night, Fet
22d, his smoke house c.ught f.e au
burned to the ground. lie wss smokio
his nest at the time, and all his mea
some corn, rye and other things wer
con.umed-makiog total loss Of abou
5000 His neighbours came to the ref
cue. but the eff .rts to subdue the fir
were unsuccessful.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
Wilcox ) ClUbs5
wilcox ) ClGb =
DEWlNR MAVR1Mr.
Prize, viii nenner 1 Fel)er. ~
THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING nACBI
= h0sssss ~ssasss sieIsse rsessS = ssJes.f
family sewing,
Braidi1sg,
0OsDGn60g, ..srusas-.-z~-.
EelItnS,
TackinS, = z
10y ~ay, 49,, ns0rl Mr..

4EsE wsE svca s7kT ~ 0ANI 81
y fssmeo - 80 - Slaseosssno uAsee -
~ - fesaasat iaisrvaA Al a,so aslse m -
senAassss "to survive NJ Sesl ~. -
patolhod device u 9rsae ntility . lonvharn.
pssssats the possibility = he oaskise SsieescS
. sas wrong dlseetos e 'ahs bssAsoe-S koel
1aesles . 10 y i5sx fsssoS Nss1, VIis4 90
4 LIS ssphssissily .hs s-sd Iev-pssssS fa.siy
ss.i.s 9sshis1 ~ u pshlig hsvs lsas 80
ventane to-. !DsteSs ztastess. Is sI'87a''f 4
Nis tsdssa . vsaassisl pstss4sa asi e. fsnr
isss With Il. PHI. 1bsa(ss Jsssnsi. ''s
Ansehanieal sosder.-de js~se6s lnsSfeos.
+ Aqo6g ~ 6oBs ~ ae1a sosvo1iXAle Vopln
1ashisss. Light and slsgaatly flashed ara =
simple = IT. ooasta oesioa thst Il seens alapsos
i9peesae's fofis - ~ ost q rspaie- Rjolseew1
HISS eosbissd 9th IL on. pssuIias merits I'll
W really valuable iapsoveneats Of Ne highss
Veleeo DseAas0.- Psaes11sssiD 49,
Abe nsshi.s p Ne otanioa q he esanlsess
IL Doss Deasiy The roquiee0eots Of pegtoeeuA.
is... ,. -. :; ;s ~ = 'zA's'sioa-1'aa's '''
Taking into consideration sinrlieisye Asopasss
durability snd aoing eli wsrf the eoanistsc sesu
uneainously In favor Of tho Wilcox D Gibbs, 4
stngls thread maehiss - PesMsylussjs 61ss ~
vteu$uSU( Noete&16 Hen0fCs
We must In jastioo sxpsess our~onA deuco = u
Asstss o. The Wilcox ! Uib6s sewing msehtae.-
~ consider thst great disid~ntsn has bses
tuppsted by it 10 proving beyond douot that ~
| threads are not, - VS. aspposed, neeesDesy - I
eoed maehiae.- C1sissSan Advocate ssd yssssat
Jsas 81. 1850.
Alter mueh wear and msny Washiugs ~
| SfttchinB 10 found 70 retain sn the poundnssa
| 6venness and 6rmness which aso % much admife(
/ ot 4sst.-Asc Fork Ns~. Ns
n pfincillsit j. perfect -Esgiscsr Lo~dss.
has evident oints Of superiority over III ctAsss
| PAIadsipAis Fsess.
4 sssviceabls machine. or this we have 81
psstsrcs in our 0en family EoAon yravelsv.
The bssuty and simpl. city Of its msehanisn
90 admiratle.- Eryyess.
~ sewing msehiDs heretofore intsoaueod ha
II - short time acquired such we'll mssi,ed pop
1lasity. CSscie~a'ti Oastf.e.
| We esteem II The best machine fse saD,ily sse.-
he stitch IS ~ zespei ossI. Ssgssd b. nssmy Aus
6ssS cisssexs IF Plt1delpAia.
4TSeuo 10e q Circular. ~
JAMES WILCOX ~ ufac.ursr.
epS- aft 6es Nyusd vny ~ r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04


In the rebel Senate, few days since,
. vote Of thanks was given to Mr.. Hont.
o., - President pro tenn. He made .
speech in reply, in bich he used the
following language:
"The session which We are about TO
bring to close lie, perhaps the most
even'tu iu our history, aud its reaults
have proved onr determined purpose to
throw the whole energies Of our people
into the war. It has been 10 no stioted
numbers aud with no spssing baud, that
We have placed in the field aud imposed
the taxes necessary TO MAINTAIN aud cup
port them. For what il lite, and y ha,
i property in comparison with personal
freedom and national independence.
"The evidences which are being given
Of the drm and uual cradle purposes Of
our people to spare no Effort, aud to hes
itate At no .ac,itice which may be neces-
say to support the cause upon hich
they have staked their al, sff I'd TO the
impartial observer The best auxury OF
the success which We feel and believe TO
DO certain AID No .ured. We feel it to be
Certain, because We know that after three
Yeas Of sach . war ~ that which We
have ~agcd, We have al this day the mot
eficient srmy which we have ever plac-
ed IN the FIELD, and that we can com
msnd the resources to maintain aud
support it, not only uow, but for a. long
period as may be necessary to achieve
our independence.
"The mighty nations 1T he earth
have folded Their arms in silent ,ndiffsr-
eoce, and refused utterance to that word
OF recognition which at one time mis b,
have gwen peace to others without inju
~ to themselves, md thus saved con.
fluent from . var which val DO ever
mem orable in history for its mise,ies, its
atrocities, and its de.tI uctivensss."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

s.5n=VE71S7aG ..........:nAAUa . ieeA
A ..1'a1sRAL 6.nbANs.n
spsakisg Of the bold ssasd ofshs Rsd.
hal 0espaas, who comprise 20 large .
portion ofIths Republican o. Abolition
party, against The 70 election OF M.
Liocolu ~ ~ Pssstdsscy, the %
Losis RspsSGeaa aays, u . coospicuous
,sste,s 10 the psifsisa .tsdssasious sftss'
times. This paper early saw the ten
dsscy Of the German press 10 the difec-
lion alladed to, God for months past We
have faithfully reflected IL "spirit" in
our oolamns by means Of daily tfsns's-
sioos exhibiting the progress Of German
Radical ssntimest, not ooly here, but 10
other pa.ts Of the country. In this way
10 may ,ay without Boosting, We hsve
contributed TO the enlightenment Of the
general public in regard to the Vows and
f.eliogs Of our German population upoo
the prominent issues Of the day. In view
Of the numbers aud influence Of this class
Of citizens, other journals are turning IT.
ssntion 70 the opposition manifested to-
Va 10 the President from this source
Thus the New York Tribune, under the
lead Of "Tbe Liberal 0s.msu Voters,
col!stes some facts 10 prove that this op
portion has assumed diminsions which
cannot be ignored in the coming Prssi-
Dental campaign. After speaking Of The
Radical course pusued By the German,
OF Missouri, whom it regards - the
pioneers in the increment sgainst the
present Executive, it declares ths,
their opinion 10 accepted by thou
sands Of Germans in oil the States o
the Uuion. Reference 10 made to th,
expressions OF the German Radical pa
pers Of Louisville and Memphis, and 10 ,
new monthly periodic i in Chicago, pub
lisied by Caspsr Butz, and numbering
among ito contributors Geos. Sigel AM
Schu's, Col. Hecker, and many others o
the most influential Germans Of the coun
try. The list Of presses might bs ex-
tsoded tn very large number. Allus
ion is aso made to the proceedings o
the General Convention Of the Nationa
German Club. at Cleveland last Octo
Der, attended by delegates from
a .ssa husstts, Connecticut, New York
Pennsylvaois, New jersey, Ohio, Michi
gan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, lowe
Missouri, Tennessee, Maryland and tn
District II Columbia !; to the State Con
vsotion Of the German Clubs Of New
Jersey, held on the 10th ult., whore no
one delegate vas not opposed to Nj
LHScoLH's nomination !; to the proceed
ipgs Of the German Radical Clubs i
Detroit, Davenport aud else here, i
Nh CHI the determinst on Vas emphati
cslly avowed not to vote for mr.. Lincol
even should he receive the nomination
This, condensed from the zribuns's a,
tiele, shows how formidable 10 the Ger
man hostility to the present incumbeu
Of the Presidential chair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
The E1ort TO Drive Chase Out Of the
CAbiaee.
Correspondents Of Gin. 0ssstte. Rsp.)
WAsHINoToN, Feb. 20.

WAsnISeroS, Feb. 20.
The only important question in the
warfare Of . iSIairs aud their allies on
Mr.. Chase, intended to drive him from
tho Cabinet, il whether Mr.. Lincols, 10
rensotest dsgice. approves or countenan-
ces it. TIE moment that it appears that
he does, or that there is reasonable
suspicion that he does, the portfolio Of
the Treasury department will be, for the
thi,d tine within year, once more olsc-
ed at hs disposal. It 10 not generally
known, l believe, but It is true, that some
months after tie Cabinet had gone
through the Senatorial attack, when Mr..
Seward aud Nr. Chase both rendered
their designations, Mr.. Chase felt com.
PEELED again to address . note TO Mr..
Lincoln, Internationally resigning his
pos ton. Mr.. Lincoln refu.ed it, and it
is only By virtue ofthat refusal thst Nj.
Chase IL nov in the Cabinet 1t oil. His
owu choice. was to retire. a9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
me 0kEAT okCaET.

J0e 0SeAU OeCN&Js
II 10 admitted BY all physicians that the grand
seorss o. health and long life Me- f. keeping the
blood and vssisus lsids Of The body In high de-
gree Of Aaidity. When you feel continued pain
IN the hssd or b-ws's, or asy other parts Of the
body, yos can prevent serious Sickness By taking
BsandSethse Pills.
Bleeding may gvc memsntasy sase, beeauss the
blood left viii have n 70 room. bat - the bedy
10 made from the blood and sustained By the
blood, to caste blood 10 to w.sse our life, AMI
ruin our constitution. But Brandreth' . Pills r.
lsve the rculatiou ~ readily - bleeding BY on
y taking away what it osa we'll spare, and THEY
NBvss RURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnatabls, Mas, wss cured Of
st. vitus Dance. General Debility and Costivs.
ness Of many years standing BY Brsndrsths Pills
The case stieogth IL published in the Pamphlets
sold bv 5. 4. Ballord. davenport, Iowa, and BY
oil respectable dsa ers in medieines. fbl d.. 3u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

The rebel Congress has adjourned, Of
ter appointinga day Of pubic fasting
and prayer for the 9Th Of April next
The tax Law which they have passed puts
ajax on all the property and upon in
comes Of Eve per cent, and tx Of ten
per cent. on oil the profits Of trade. This
tax, il j. thought, produce property
tax $2o0, O00, 900; tax on income, $lOO-
100000, tsz 90 currency, sO,oo0,0o
The Es,miass thinks, With the amount
tue tax law Of 1893 ought TO produce,
thst there will be diff renee Of $780,
100000 IN favor If the rebel tire sufy IN
the next twelve months.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
TO Horse OwnerA

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIsLE LINrMENr FOR
BeRSES il unrivalsd BY any, and in eli cases Of
Lameness, arising from rprsins. Bruises o.
Wrenohing, it. effect IL msgical end certain
Harness or S.ddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, TO-, IL
will also care speedily. SPAWN and klngboss
may be easily prevented and cured IN their iacsp-
lent stages, but confirmed cases are beyond posi-
bility Of radical csse. No case Of the kind,
however. 10 20 desperate or hopeless that IL may
10 alisviated BY this kninens, and it, faithful
application will always remove the Lsmensss, and
epsble the hossss TO travel with aparasve ease.
Every horse owner shouid have this remedy at
hand for its timely use 1t The frst Appearance Of
Lameue. will sGectuslly prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which al nurses ase ltabls
aad whi,h render 80 many otherwise valuable
hOrses nearly worthless.
Ss> ad verliaene0t. R16-dv1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
". 9. y. Wssl =!
Assher and lsssurssoe H. rs +
COR9F1C DlAE1eAEA

OI.ra the most es4sis, SOD q Sajss.A
khNDlES - the " ord foe y = Idle wisIe e. \.
pisiats ID their obstinate s.sees, N. - D.
D;sssss . tie 7Aroas, Lssgs, Ass-< Aasen, Ls,-
-, 0ossek. Lropscy ~ ~ tkeA. Exs osi
Ear ARAssssasssM Nksesiyss RE, osd
oeksr Nsrsoss Dsvuaysassss ~
diseasss Of As Dtesd eeisls.
Evsspstss, CaAess, ASsr
sores, Lsprosv, Id
nshe nna I'll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

MoRNoEIsM III CAHApA.-For several
months past man named John Jh'ffy,
protesting to be . ndisciple Of Mormon
i'm, has besn holding risssisgs in C:ams
d., for the purpose Of converting people
{, h;s faith. Daring one OF thes. meet
ings At Chatham, the audience made 40
assault on the Mormon with etickp.
stones end Clubs, asd 6pa y kicked him
dawn stairs. which ended his doctrines
Of Mormonism 10 that vicinity.
.-3pa ~ A.-~!A4&S-sAl4--4-.N Ga Is = a Il
. Paovrsc1AL Usfox.- We atc Inform
ed by The Toronto Gtp6e that the prop.
osition for the uu,os u Nova Scotia,
Mes Bsunswick, ana 2sio1sz Bi~aedss
Island andersesai eassssaDsst aAdH -
|dfgis'aAursr sssns . b s15l61l GclvsUGI9
rsosived 10 the PrOviacse seonocsneo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
A New Thi 8 Under the Sun.
In its eGect--instontsnoous
10 Its colo.ing pow r-matchless.
10 eli ITS lngredients-vegetabls.
IN al its operation nasu al
In its identifying resu enduring.
In its naeucy-pse-srvstive.

In it, populsri,y-unsquslsd.
Z hri>tAdOrO's Hair Dive
ID psono1ncsd BY The world Of Silence ant the
World Of Fashion, the CHEST preparation ever Ii.
vented BY art 10 reotiry toe short com,pgs OF Ma
ture. Manufactured BY ]. CHRl5rADURO. %.
9 Astor House, New York Sold By oil Dfugx ,sts
Applied By all Hair Dressefs.
mco2- I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

Bell. wing that the demands Of the
! . ] ] !.
Z<~A rade require . pnrs attic Of Bran
MeHO dy for medical use n . less Price
/1H tlaa any imported article, thereby
~ ~ 'aving the DUTY Of 81 80 on eash
lvaS gallon. | have erected tWo msnni6.
T[N1 cent stills and have made the arran
'kNC/l lensnis with TIE gsaVs gro sns Of
hH<A Ibis tectisn Of the best n sterials and
w can iurnish pare Cstasbs brandy NJ
XIV price within the means Of all. In
0W~ times liz . these, every A 0eriosn cit
DV isen should take. pride In sustaibing
our own naoutacturefs instead OF
inR MP . foreign interest. We sre supplying
army msdich Department for hospital p1r
poess vi b my article which has bssn approved
bv the Medical Pusveyor at Washington. Hoia
bv druseists, grocers, hoses and restaurants ev-
sryvhere Call for kobacks Cstawbs brandy.
fb:S G ROBAOK, Gin, Q.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

0sn. GRAM has Issued 40 order advauc.
log the salary Of river pilots to $3.50
pr sob'h shove Memphis, and $500 BE-.
lsw. and to els per d.y for ,rips Of less
than ten days. Hs.has $50 ordered .d-
ditiSfn tsSsSiAlbss sgaiase Gre on steam.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

kaAies, Ladies, LaA .es. .u,ay
Doe't yoa fail 20 rsad the advertissment n
this Paper headed
1nl2ortA1at 10 1soHn A1OO.
Lr. Chssssaaa, u Ksv Tosk, has devoted the
last thisty years Of his pfsctiss 10 female Gen.
plants. HE Pills Aet IKE . ehasm. They ore
Reliai9s asd Nsfs. toe0 dw0n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
P0lbTOGRARMS
AID
.A1M y = OF rRBS!
y. sCHURLER,

s y. sCHUELRR,
Csssss 1a1s apd iseoosA asseeas. evee
w KuAnenss Tob4oeo aaose,
HALss9 TIN ATTENTION Or THA PUHLnC
~ - The lsss thai ~ 10 prepared 70 s9ses 9 n,
ostsvs 10 the phetosr pb asd Aubr.tyte lee n {
styie eqoal 70 that If spy nrf1st vest a Chie.en
- Fsftaeulsr sstestios paid " takisx
Cas- LO0ENs' RaC1 UAeas.
s4tisfsssiSs 0sanaaissd.a Give lin : eall.
lsa3. -s0a asd 80
lhs5sssphess s.sgElesl,, 3
Hsrss shss Z vstse,sasy sureoen.
!. esssesn W. % On. sssps asss ss.sss. j
WISHES 10 fxFORx rns CTs-
ls<no q DAvaapast en1 N1st{ ~
0AC.ssty gsssfAiiy thss - ~ ~ "A
asssaaL1 tsslasa Ainssif u III ssty ~. y 4.
pesro6s3 - sbse horses % ~ ssiesti6je s.Ssss
p3e6 ASooe tW01ty ysosG rudy ou1 nlis6t}ss 4,
~ oooee0y - he foet, q watch t4no ~ -
500 $780, yoag0 ouoes Ne sopsslsoo1nSosne ~
tAe oose 1soo1o0gtoool q 8ueopa ~ s1sSsS =
~ 49, - ~ 6ve pss11eesejeo - u 1111.es
eavtqg p91obegtaanodee ~ 49, q SSS1
- oo4ss4ggos. eomga14 oq1to1 49, 1c2 \
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