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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Staot uno lano- Aadridten.
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StaatS5eitum9.
Die @%taatSwitung mire nit So. ass. bic
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ben. nit Nnfans elmer neuen Gr3ablung aaf nn=
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
0oup. Miner IN yon itin,r In Sta,tl !.

8cup. Niiuer II Son teiusr II Sta,tl ].
sel&aftep nntetnomraenea &dit uad Waibins.
ton autideetebrt. Ct batsie pospitdltr in st.
eeuis unp vrairie tu Gbiean beiu&t, UNI ~
ielter au itepsusts. MORAN { s.anlem bort be.
fnbli&tn sranien Sulbaten ..feblt. bamit benleI.
Ecu 9ilft sepabrt tUerben tonne. Sn Dafbins-
ton binterlie6 er I'M 3riessmtniReriun, cine
lv,rifhi&e Mudorseruns fir imebr 1ruppea. bic
etm !3wstfl Beridl&nsuns fnssn pire.
Mud bat Ct i'd na@bridli@ bafar ssr.penbet.
sa6 bel ben Irupptnsnta1rnesn Minneicta In
anbttra&t Der SnbianererataQe mSeli&9 gut
tebaht verse.
Die Motbtautieen W6reer Der Ta,
mile getpett absefa9t uab erleet. -
@aycr Brcsun erbittt al, Is. 5. u. Maari4t
con &eanaiinta ben, Gbef Der .papt.st's Msa.
fationirien Siour Run>l&after, bab eine Mb-
tbsi!uns pon 1ebn beriebsn inter Glbrune nou
r3peifern" auf finf pon btu anTeblunsen ,u-
radlsbrtnbe Siour traf unb sier t%erlelben srlts.
te.; Scr Glnfts .feiu vferO ibm @ti9s laGtnb.
rests;e I'D, 'pabri9t!nli@ %permunbet, inbem CT
in einen srobsn ore tau9tt, na9ben Il iein
Yferb in, Sti@e sela6sn.. q H99ii
Wabrsnb tss 1tfe@tsplabes sinem Der Ruub.
l&after ees @:pebr une stti&meste1te Jpn bic
5anb. sgss a-5rrs ra554q-p
@lei1fals pabrent ees 9ampfes eeristb ct
ner eet 9%unsi&aftsr, tin iunser Datota pcn 10
Sabrsn seitwsi.is in Die @efansenl&afl Der
Morebanee. une wurbe na4ber befreit. Som
sereantt man gang ausfabrlide 3a@ri9tsn
iitsr ben lsBtsn 3us Der @iour mad Blue. Gartb-
eeanty, .pelae IS au6er 3ueifel ...iebsn taB bic
~erlssten Sneianer au Der ganee seburten, ptl9e
Sepstt's Jamilie ermortett. Diele Na&.
,iAtsn. 3u lpdt fur 0%erSfenti&uns in Ter ror-
~lisssnren drummer einsstrofen, werben in ber
n1GRen VlaB fnben. i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
OBITUARY.

Il is with great sorrow that rseoh he death Of Irs.
Fanny Tuurson, wife Of James T. Thur,os Esq She ap
pearei in her usual all Monday last 10 the morning
but was suddenly attacked at noon W tn ONE hing
bling apopigIy, AMI afer four hours u ineIpre ssble
suheras, the sank away quietly into sssp. Mrs Thus
ton was the daughter OF the late Elijah Withsfe Esq
and at he time Of her death fory-two years OF age
Thus suddenly, in moment, Of the farss. fAbrs'
Of domestic felc brought to ruin AID nough was len
u OF the most excellent Of wives and best Of moth
efs bu the remembrance Of herrae srsees and ues
and the assurance that Heaven had been enriched by the
spoil o. an earthly houtehold Mrs 7. was an earnest
sincere Chrsanwonan, strong and clear inner con,c
lions Of religious ilth confident In the love and power
Of the Saviour, and cheerful and constant believer In
Him. She lived In the hope Of Christ and now, doubt
,ss, bhoids His glory. She very active and
ul 10 society ready do gcsd to lend assistance
and give comfort when II was needed. Few would be
equally missed from the society in which shs lived and
II which she WAS the life and ornament She was one IN
whom The heart Of friend pht safely trust and who
Wa always her place. building uphs bes, interests
the muuity and OF the Church. Her oss will be long
and deeply felt everywhere that kindness and faith and
love needed everywhere hat pure joy could DO aug
mened souogfal lot could be asIaa ged and alsv-
at-i We assure the Afflicted family that 1t has the
alslt sympathy OF the community in is bereavement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
MQrrte0.


In Montpelier, April ], by Rev VIM. H. Lord Mr. Jobp
Montpelier. -HDs'h 'oneS' o.
IN btun' at The parsonage April Oh BY Rev r. Brown
@I, Vls sanders, and Eyalins N. Gould BON Of Lasl
IN Hancock, March 27h, by Rev. Geo 8 evrn,.v A.
Hancock. - f''A pO'h oi
IA Norhhed, April ID, al The residsnoe o. the bride.
a.nef, ~ rev h. II. Stone, 4, z CONS Tfa Of Gin
VI ''''a y. NAuyi OF hoAburyi
10 lopsham, FEB 4h, at the residence Of IN, brids,
ls'her, BY Rev L. c. Powers Mr. Alexander W Eastman
.o ~ u ana mas Lucy n. caivsl Of ropsham
ham, '' - 'ieeh VI Aops'
IN sHshac, N Y, March 2lst, by Rev. s W Brown
Manly Of Saranlo ~ - a
IN belheI az the Locust Creek Houss March sOth by
rev Geo +: wells, Mr. Ira A. Nye and Mas Emma h
Patrick both ofStfckbridge
n s,ock6ridge, March 2st, By Rev Mr. spsrhawk. Mr.
5 tockbrdge - A"'" "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Obe Mdrkete.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. April o.
It Market u CATTLE, about --- BeevesAnd Store
elnsisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows Ardons, tN'
lnd three years old,
PrieeS-Market Beet-EItrs tl4tO 10 sl5,75 nrt
quality Sl40o to l4o I'd sllOOtOl7S Sd sO0o to 97l
Working oAen-SllO to 800,
0oWsand oalves-S35to AZ.
Yearlingt-sOOOo 90, 90 two years old $1,000 to 40
90 three years old, $500 to 5000.
Sheep and LambsCOoost market prices In lots o. 80
to $50 each extra, $500 to $500
spring Lambs-2,b0 TO $50.
Veal Calves ts,OotO 100. Cali skins-l7 to 2O3prb
Hides-sto $40 prlb. Tallow-0 to Sioprlb
Pelts $27b to 50 Is each. Lambda
KEAARN'-There vas about the same number Of cst that
there was last week Sales SLOW as droyers were try
ing 10 obtain last weeks prices and butchers were not
70 buy unless al lower prices There were some OF The beat
cattle We have ever from the river farms The MIN ~
price vt viii oh the beat sold near as we could learn
was us per cwt--ml 81 per cwt lower than sleb oven
could have been So ID r three four weeks ago There
double the number u sheep this week that there was at
sales were dull and prices lower The most of the sheen
ths week were clipped VIII lch Of made them sell le,
BY the pound
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Marriage Gsuide.

NOUNG'S REAr PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, or, Erery
L oue his own Docot-beinga Private Instructor Tor
married persons or those about to marry both male aud
female. In every thing concerning the physiology and
relations OF our sexual system, ahd the production PR.
Fento1 Of offspring including all the discoveries
before given N the English language, by WM luU Nc
~ " This Is really valuable and interesting work. II
written In plain language Ter the general reader aud u
Illustrated viii upwards Of enc hunicd enrraYinEs. All
yeens married people, or those contemplating marriage
aHd having the cAs impedimen to married lite should
ftad thh book dscluses secrets that evety should
he acquainted with sh It book that must be locked
up anu not lie Abeut the house Il will he sent 10 any
one % me receipt Of lNeuiyaV, cents Address DIR. n.
DUNG, No ai6 SPRUCE St, above Fourth, Philadel
~. Fhnme
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING relating to the bpns,
system, male and female The causes and trentmsn
Of diseases me marriage customs Of The world now 4,
nat "eanl thousand things never published before
mon SANsh curious book for curious pfople and a
gool book Tor every one 400 pages 100 iusirations
,,Je Sl.oV n'ehis table sent free to any address
@ali' post paid On receipt Of the price. Adde'S
o,,- b. F0OTE ND
AVfhomo ll3O Broadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
moNrpELIER MAnxEr Ali ~

PaovSfou. Butter 20to 90 Cheett 2Oto25; La,l
Ato2S Tallo" IL Dried Apple, l5to2O. Eggs 20 cert.
Potatoes 6oto IS. Beans 81, oCto2 $50 WestIpdla sn
gTs, 1908 Refined Sugars 1851 90 Peas sl.oo
u 100
onions--4o 90 to 900 App'es-'O,0O to sIOrer1u
RLovn-sxtra 5000 to ITO Doubis Extra ,lI.5oto
1900. svperEAua 70 OJtoI3Cr
GRHs Asn dAr-corn,$ l7j Oats. rs Herdsgra,,
Seed, s55oo 90 per oashe Clover l6to 20 per pound
Hay, sl3 to IS per ton. Rye,s
AisoALLAssous---Dry and greenland wood Ooto 500
shingles 81 90 to 900 wool-common so to 90. Bars
400 to 800 per cord. Nails, 10 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
II AIR DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHEL0R'S
Celebrated Hair Dive

Is THE BhSr IN THE WORLD
Only Harmless True q Reliable DYE Known
nhls splendid Hair Dye speffeot-chsnges Red, Rusty
or Grey Hair Instantly 90 Glossy Black or Nafural
BrowH without lnjurng the Hair or Staining the skin
eaving The Hair Soft and Beautiful, impars re.h vital,
y frequently restoring It's pristine color
the w effects OF Bad dyes The Genuine Is signed
WILL AN A. BAT0HELOR, all others are mere imita
lens and should be avoided. Sold by all DrugEiss &c,
FACroRY--Si BARCLAY ST., NY.
bcr B,tehelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
BOSTON MARKET, ApriI

FouE-Western, 5000 s,25
POrE,-PHme $500 to % 90 Mess, 81, 90 to 1000.
Beef $1,000 2l,Jo Lard, lsto2l. Hans. 20.
Hogs dressed, Il lob.
Butter 20 to IS Cheese, Isto23 EgKsoOtos0 p,
ta,oes $500 to 5,2j. Dried Apple i3tol5
Beans 800 to $3.50. Peas t22oloOOO.
Herds grass seed 1905 ESQ Glover, 2to2B
starch 1870 II Tallow, titoIs
WOOL Fuli Blood Merno, t6to15 e-fourhs blooc
" TO Is Haltblood % to co. Coamon 7sto o..
Corn l,'s to l,4s oats % to o. Rye l,tO to 600.
Hops IS to g
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
@ be freeman
MONTPELIER VT.
Tuesday Morning, April II, 1858.

We desire to make the FEKEMAEPartieularlJ valuable
ortsuews from parts OF Vermont, and our friends In
farent parts Of the State, especially In Warrington
0rInEean Lamsls Counties, will confer greatfaVor
UPON usand ourreaders bysendisE US local intelligence
GIVE the fscls and will Rrrante Tor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Scion LaWrence,s Estate

wing been appointed by the Honorable
Probate CouTtiorthe District OF Washing lon, Cotp-
nssionetts receive sIRmtn,a nc adj claims and
demands or all persons against the estate Of Solou
Lawrence, ai- OF htdesex, In sad District, deceased
represented tnsoivent aud the term Of siI months
from the aoh day OF March, 1858, being allowed BY
SAID uouH to thectedhoTs Of said deceased exhibit
ann their respect claims before civ. notice
that ~eM attend 20 the duties of appointment al
the dwelling house a scion Lawrence decsss d. in MID
NE ca IN said district on the 7lh day II June and Tth
on each q said days
PUTNAM w. DAILY, lc,
- HOSEA MINO1T, 'omm"'
Aptil lat, A. D. 1895. vi5ws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

poetry Inserted for Ave eena line to be paid for in .d
vance. ThisruIe will be strictly adhered TO-
In Montpelier, April g. Of e9nsumptlon. sar. p.t,.r
son, wife Of Ihos. W. bailey, AGED n years
In East Montpelier, April 7, DelilAh Young aged 70
Jears, months and days
~ iempleton, Mas April Z, Addison H. Paige, ESQ,
lale Of Montpelier, w., aged 81 years
In Adeeser March l7h, OF lung fever, Mr. Jesse J.hn
son aged Y years and months also March 2sh Of he
same disease Mrs Ruth Johnson relic OF the above aged
06 years ~ 49,
D,Eo IN Woodstock, March Oh, Miss Jane w. Hecay,
aged 70 years.
Dr. IN Woodstock, March aoh, Ebe.ss.r Ihom.. .
aged ~ years.
DLD in Hartford, March 2s. widow Hannah Paddock
aged - years
PIP IN Iopshsm March ODD, Of spspleHy, Mr.. Enoeh
DUB In lopsham, March oh, OF consumnt m n,
Marx sawyer, aged &c years
DfhDln East COrinth March 5lh .f lung h,er A,
shubeal Willis, aged z year,
DEP 10 Northttld' March Oh, widow sarah Tsk 10
hs 18Th ear u her age
Dio In Weston, W. March Ion, Of drop.y Ham.
waite, wife Of Jshn Waite, agei "a years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS,
From :. IL. PETTENGILL & co.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

Perions an cited with Cancer, serolla Tumors, Swell
ng Eruption' or aIy disease depending upl n.Humois
or lnpa' hIes Of Mso,d, will Gnd relief by applying
/ INSTITUTE, ls TEMPLE PLACE, to
DR. r. GREENE
The pfa e.iulCs'dge Of The various L edes Of treat
ment possessed by Dr. Greene has given him advantage
never before attained and having made the study and
treatment Of Ds,G@ Of he Blood speciality for more
than twenty years he prepared treat with complete
success many dsales which have baalsl the skill Of
ether physicians.
Pamphlet descriptive Of treatment sent free
address r, GREENE, NJ. D., Is Temple PLACE, Bo,roN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
fr9al Notices.
Sally NsitChelI's Will.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held a,
WAshisGroN DIsTscr, -. Montpelier, within and for
"a ID District, on the Ah day OF April, A. q. 1868
Instrument, putporingto be last VIII and Tes-
Iamen, of mrs sally Michel late Of cAbot In said
District deceased beng presented the CouI BY Car 90
hanefoil, the executor hsieiA named, fot Probate!
Hsouered by said Court, that all persons concerned
theten, be notified appear at session Of said Cour 10
be holden at the frobale Once IN Montpelier on the I'd
day OF May A. d. 1865 and show cause II any they may
hsVs against the Probate ofsaid WIN for which purpess
ui luther ordered that copy record order
be pl6lishedhree week successvey IN the Green Noun
ain Freeman printed Montpelier prev ious to laid time
appointed fof heIring
true copy Of record,
Tlswa tns,t-N A CHASE p..,s,..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
COU NTE EsFEITS!

On DR. PHELPS TKUssEs meme Genuine unIe,, his
Name is them.
Irusses, Supporters, Braces, Belts, Elastic
Stockings, Knee Caps, dc.
DR. PHELPS
At the sgn Of the Golden Eagle 6s fremont ST. Bston
lEsabshed IN l3i) Attends TO all kinds Of operation,
for Club Feet, aud the mechanical treatment OF other
Physical Deformites Instruments suited to each pAro-
nar case, are made under the Drs Immediate sunerys
ion and his Peiona attention gwen their proper an
poaion ana adjustment HIS Instruments are the same
as he has Furnished to the Mass Ssn. Hospital for many
yeaIs past.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

IWfffFHVf
DtAR STA with y,ur permission wish to say TO IN,
readers OF your paper that will send by return mail
10 al who with II (r,sl Reeelpe with full direction
fer making and uiing simple Vegetable Balm that will
efe ,,aally remov. 10 ten ~, Pmples noshes Tau.
FreeAe., and sll imp rite, VI the skin. leaving the
same soft, cles 7, smo ih aud beautiful.
| will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bae Facea simple directions aud on that An
Rhisksts, OF hoasiAehe, In les than Thirty day.
All application, answered By return mall wllhou,
ehafEe Respectfully yours,
rtOs y CHAPMAN, Chemist, tsi Brosduay, y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

Wusnrss'' Those wishing rus set u vhi,krrt. ,
nice moustachc, or beautlf1 brad Of glossy hair viii
please cad the cad " til os. D. CHAPMAN 10 another
art u thi, Paper. Ti0splss3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Notice.

WHEREAS, by an act Of tao Legislature OF tn State Of
w Nermon', raised Now 10, A u 1865, there was
sssssed tar " i've hundred $500 cents on the dsar
on the list OF the townshp Of Ferdinand Esssx County
Tor The purpose Of making and repairing reads aud build
NJ bird IS, IN said town and by said act the under
signed were tpp oinied Committee 10 superIn,end the
expenditure Of said as This Is to notify the land
ers said tswn Of Fer Inland that this Com mtiee will be
PREF ared "a receive the ahor money said tax on
tn FIRST TUESDAY Of Juns next near place In said
fetdinstd, known rs thu Ma heg n cros,ing
u. II. BEArTlE,
mos wOODkRn, Com,
N. l.. WOODBURY. y
kaiistoue, March asth, 1865. rlsw5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Notice 10 Teachers.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all rssn, who ar. Intend
" ing apply for Il uah NJ as tegeher, IN the Com
mon Schools OF the town q htdltstk County Of wash
ngton, that the exam nation ar teachers REQUIRED by
Law within 'aid town win be he'd In the School I,u,s
a. The centre n said town On the 6h day Of NAV
.'coes, z. NJ. All persons dos, ng to teach 4. the
Common tch 'os ~ said town desired be present
promptly Al the time sai pla.e Aforesaid
All eitiEsns are rsspcc fully invited TO attend,
biddleser April 10, 1sf5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
THE FREEMASON's MONITOR

BY TH0s. SMITH WEBB.
AstndArd work which every Freendson should have
The hhh illustrated edition. In tuek. ssntainng ia add
ton TO he Manual q webb Carefully collslsd with the
orgsAD Manual lot the Degrees II Royal and Select
hRslerfu Rituals for Constitution Dedication and In
stallston, in Councils aud Enoampment-a Historical
~ ten OF the Lectures Of Masonry, and burial Service
for The Lodge and for the odsrs Of Knighhoej By Geo.
Chase.
The Monitor contains i52 pages Is splendldv illus
raied bound IN ueks gilt and is sold 25 per copy
the same In muslin 81 slso the three hrs degrees The
same work al on cents postpaid to any part Of the T. 81
liberal discount to the trade
Published and sold by A W. POLLARD CO, Mi
fdry an R,yaiid Goods, No Court street Boston and
by all the principal Book Dealers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

The house Of Sasord Farman, of West6eld.
Was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. The Gre
took from a smoke barrel in the woodshed. Loss
estimated at about S 500. Insurance $500.
FREiGHr BuslSESs-The freight business this
Spring and the past Winter on the Vermont
central and connecting roads has been immense
About two hundred freight cars pass over the
road daily for Boston, We learn that the
through Chicago day express train, which has
oeen taken Ell temporarily, In order to reduce
Tue accumulation Of freight on the upper roads,
Is soon to be put on again.
TAUGHT "A man engaged in lreighting lum.
Ger on the Passumpso Railroad, recently loaded
wv TWO cars, and certified that they contained 1884,
VvV leet lumber, On reaching their destination
'hoy were unloaded to the amouat billed. and
~ was discovered that they had swelled i. 900
,ee'' lho extra amount was cOnfscated for the
benefit OF the road -
PRSsESrAnoS-Apr. 81, 1865 the men of Ca.
q, S'h Rcgt W. Vet Vols, presented 1t. A. N
Flint, OF their Co, with beautiful Sash, Belt
and s't Of Shoulder Straps. Value $500.
It. Flint made few very appropriate re-
marks thanking them for tho respect shown to
MN by the men oil The Company. after which
Wv ~. os-pany gave three rousing cheers for L,
Flint. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
[[-.)iRO

Notices Of eahs inserted free. Obituaries including
poetry inserted for Ave cents line be paid form .d
vance. ThisruIe will be strctly adhered to.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
T'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
,iFOR 1866.

a FOR 1866.
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL ASD STATISTICAL
ANNUAL WILL BIZ READY SHORTLY
CoSTEsTs;
A.TgosoxIoaL DsPARrx ut:
Echps~s tor the y's 10 o.
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Iorjuuciion Of fiaLc,s and other Aspeota
Nv aud Vslusbio Lido Tables for lU Plaeea
Jcwi.n o. d Mahoin,d,u CalendIrs-
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PoLITIcAL DgPArrxFyr:
I'm ed States Gov, rnmrnt. Minister de-
sens,ois nd Rrpr. sensti'es al XXXX'b CerJsm
Lw. Ps,.rd u, the ias, Session OF CouEresA
Iubic Resolutions ana PioclsDstioua
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T.e Union Party "a s6oRe.olutous Of tie Uuion State
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Tie Coust uiioual An. udineut.
TIE Second Inaugural address Of President Linco'n
Frrsidrn johnson Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
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Th- Trfloes Of tr Union their Cspitas Cad GoveEori
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.Si,,d Ly a. t. hiinbsil..
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