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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
THE NATIONAL CELEBRATION.
Postponed From saturday Untn To-Day.

The following order relative TO the celeDTa-
sion OF Union victories viii explain itself
NEW ORR March 4. loo;
On account Of the inclemency OF the Won'.'a IL
COMMITTEES of Arrangements having in charge
brltOn OF this day FOR the late victories OF o thc
and Navy. have postponed It until MonuH'
9Th inst. al the same time and place ~, !, Mill .bnr
II the weather should prove uufaVorap'e ~ W." N"
take place on the first fair day. -, .h H. -.
The Committee will De- in session gu'Ins ~ u""S a
Gle Aston House and at the Maison Doiec "' "e'ocA
this evening. o,co,ror.s
Ry orScr of the Committee Of Airangenehts;;
Gen. WILLIAM HALL, nd-MarshaL
The celebration today gin include all the arrange
,,e.,s made for Saturday Business will be suspended
-u;,orr sautes fired; bells rang flags displayed &c.
,rbe nyo-esson will commence forming on Fourteenth
81, ri,st resting on Broadway at III m, and Will
move ut O'Clock.
s,.ye-1l additions made TO II since saturday.
LINE OF MARCH.
From corner OF Fourteenth Il. and Broadwey--down
Yroaiway to AstOr House; up Park row aud Centfe-st
"a Canal up Canal TO Bowery up Bowery and Fourth.
ave- 20 TNcnty.third-st.; down Twenty.third-st. to
10 isOn.ave; mp Madson.ave and around Madison
-.qrare down Fifth-ave.; thence 10 UnioasquaIe by
1r,-tnnuyt. tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

As tie meaning Of the given by Dr. Won ElSEH'
BERG his invention may not be easily comprehended
we The York Ereag Epyess) give the following
PLANTATION Of for the better understanding Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Indigestion, Heart
burn sc s. cents pr boz. Prepared by , u NELLiso'
so 81 Brosdwsy sold by all dr. ,si.,s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

Arr fgs N SAvAvN&u Rev. Dr..
Carr o. the ), \ Carsnam Adro.
cots has been i.iiae Savannah. lie
iiu. De. rlbe- the condition &c that
place
The cor diliod oi affairs in Savannah
is omslpas. Never betnrv have We
seen .oclrty Dissolved and IN chaos.
Tie my i most ordcly. and yet an
arof ilfe AMI ~a.y prevails every.
whera. Slenllrr straps are plenty.
aud on all SIDES one merts with the
bue 6 ats Marlitl las "a IN toll force
yet &c have come and gone II thas
nre without pass, and have nal been
challenged. The negroes are every
where aud yri here seems ta be li,.
tls lougimd Nearly all of them. both
men and women, have leii their old
m msfers. Some Of them have gone IN
10 the amy good many Of lhem are
WORKING flr the Government. and most
Of all are going out under Sherman's
order 10 make (or ihcm>elve. htilr
Plantations. The white ciiiEens aalk
about lisiessly eaz NJ vacanty into
III lac Of the ew comers, apparent
~ tuprdel with lon. endured anxie-
~ Gov cn'miaaifd into despair, Such
manFesl ,igns Of utter discuuragement
and demoralization we have never
seen approached ia any other cause.
Having staked their all upon The issue
OF the rebellion, they seem to lose all
heart. It's belii~ed that many deaths
have already resulted from this cause,
and still many more viii probably oc-
cur dnrrg the year. a large share
OF the people would probably quit the
country had they the means 10 do so,
but they have not. The whole popu-
latan Is hopelessly bankrupt, without
the means Of procuring daily bread,
and with no prospect Of anything bet.
ter before them An lqe money in the
city Is brought here by the army and
civilians from. the North, and these
almost exclusively give remunerative
employment, which is Chiefly obtained
ty tle freed nen The dress of Ihe
people indicates the extremity ofiheir
poverty. Some have comfortable hut
homely suits of home spun others
wear extremely seedy broalcloth.
Hats are of all ia sltons that were in
use from five TO Ten years ago, and
worn till the inr has almost wholly
disappeared, The ladies' bonnets, as
displayed in church, constitute a his.
iorical museum of the fashions during
the last decade. Surely the enemies
d the South must be more than salis-
fed with tie reward Of her great
crimes. Never were divine judg-
u'"nts so manitestIy displayed bsiore
our eyes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

Memo WEDDING "A negro we'd
ding at Gen. Wilson's hradquar ers,
Gravelly Springs, Ala, was accom-
pli-hed in this solemn address by The
officiating clergyman an American
citizen Of African descent -
Il is row bout 10 form ceremony
bout which | knows but ltlle bout.
an ef m kes any stakes, let no gem
man IN Dc congregnshun laugh AT ny
words to ,corue II Is authorized by
de authority to stab ish d words Of
matrimOny, SO far as ma rimony am
concerned, accordin' 10 de Lord', holy
ordinance. Dis couple am. o-ed 10
liab met for dis purpose. Il war in
and through the ln-pi tion oh God
dat da beome so lubed Iogedder. W
dcfe be amy pers 30 in c sariu' Oh N
Y zee, what tab any ] cpoos 70 ii.
couple ben man an' wife. acclrdln 10
dc ordinance oh God .peak now or
bod your peace tureber he4railcr. Mr..
William Thompson. viii on take di4
'oma wi.ich you now hod bs De hand,
a. your ltNfui welded wifr, ub her.
Cherish her sHbtain her through sick
ness and death, and for,ake ail other !
Miss louisa Houston, will YOU fnke
di, gemnan. which you nov holdb by de
hand, a. your lawful aud ,wedded hos
band. serve him through siekne.s an
health, until death, an forsake al
others ! now pronounce you mat
an wife. Salute de bride.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

MILITARY ETIQUETTE This morn.
ing Bigadirr General Nc Aulhar. Of
the Sixieenrh crps, sent a regiment
Of cavalry TO he front. FOR. HE rur-
pose Of discovering the strength Of the
enemy. After Advancing about n mile
beyordthe p ckt'line. nearly two hum
bred RIB ] ravalr men were seen up-
on knoll. short distance in advance.
As the order was given to our men
nat TO fire If il toHll be possibly be
avoiled they continued marching to-
wards he eremy, who had probably
re eived similar order as they stood
drawn NJ in line until the Union
cavalry had approached to within one
hundred yards, small rayine alone
being between the parties. They re-
maincd looking ri eacl, othernr few
second', when the officer commanding
fhe rebels rode boldly forward few
wards and saluted o1r men Deter.
mined not to BE- onidore 10 poliieness.
half n dozen Of our ollic rs also rode
forward q few races aud returned the
salute. when tucb coumsirdzqui,fIy
turned their horss and De leisirely
away withou shot having been fired.
~ y. HraH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

The loss Of tie Richmond paper Is
much tell By the Northern Journals.
who have ub.mncd most OF their news
IRON the South through them, bu have
derived much amusement ttum illtu
objuI gatory and belligernt dialtile,'
They vii doubtless be revived. bul
the Journals which have been starlrd
as our armies have occupied tue south
ern cities, have thus tar been weak
concerns, evinclng little or 10 intellect
iii for the position.
There were five papers published
in Richmond, the IVhiys II gmrer,
Dispatch, EraB,inerand Sentinel The
Wing was always iayorile at the
Norh, and gainei many friends by Us
persistent Ieiusal 10 JON the secession
moyment. Al last i sucbumbed the
force of popular sentiment, and, very
naturally, became exceedingly blatant
in behalf OF the South.
The Inquirer was the sensation
sheet Of the Confederacy. LII editor
was John Mitchell, most erratic Mi
lesian, who never allowed himself 10
agree with any body else, and regrett
ed The agreement Of others with him
self. Like the radicals OF the North,
he knew precisely what he did not
want, but for the life OF him could not
define What he did want. This PEE
cniarlty he Infused INTO the Enquirer,
and thus made il yerp readable
sheet; especially at tue North
The Dispatch wss more quiet in lis
tone. lis news reports were general.
y fuller than those Of lis coulempo-
rarles, aud being clearly printed, I
was quite au attractive Journal. Now
aud then il came out with some starr
ling editorial bat in the main it was
very temperate.
The Ecamiaer, the leading opposi-
ton Journal OF the South, was the org
illai advocate OF secession. For months
proceeding the war, i urged by eNe-
y means at It's command. tn. separd-
ton OF tie Northern and southern
States. Though wrong, II was able.
II WA, bold and intrepid. striking
right and left without mercy.
The Sen incl was started not very
long since, and was generally under
stood to be tie organ OF the Davis
government. Its ability was lair, nei.
ther above nor f,r below medicoriIy.
Ii has steadily delenied JEFF Davis du.
ring the strong opposition against him
tor tie past few months.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

house, and in great need of soms e.
nsncal all to help him pay ihe rem
OF such = re,iiruce a, hs has aiwaYs
been accu.omed 20 and cRnnu li,e
without Yes. far iren home fami.
~ atd friends. be Is nov one Of hose
long sutIeurg, srli sacrificing Union
refugee. irum the South. Vh m i /. n
pleasure TO assis,, aud uhu-e mandy
opposition 20 the tilltary desPol,sm I
the Couiedrrscy commends them 70
our utmost llbersliiy. lie w,ll arccl {
donations IL money, ard thus iaci
should be suiheieni to make al loyal
men eager 20 eXfedd such prcuniary
encouragement rs may suili e TO ke' p
h,m above any necessity tor exeriioH
until ,hhe presidency q some Back
can b. procured Tor him by the Chris
tian Commission.
OmHFus G. ksRR,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18
TmE RlonMoNo 800 ynN.

THr RICHMOND INIDNIsrs VEN
TURING OFT or THtI utDlNG PLA~
cEs. a great mauy mefi whom the
tyraon cal eb,l couerip 10 has foi
Ihre YEARS d,yeh from tie iaee u
day and for ID 4, hile and skalk likr
felons, assured by III presence Of the
Uoioa fotee- a,el he star Spa u u
Ban er." bate reDiy "a once mpre 70
sh0u llcu~cl, r, amsae their fellow
We .aw, yesterday. n gentleman u
this class Il bad brp more than
tbree years seinre We saw him hsioie.
On that measion be was Distributing
copies Of the speech male 10 the Nir-
gina Convention by tn Honorable
Slprfmd CiemaHs; he vas an ogi and
out Boi's man. and very sj6n had %
hide him self from the DAVIS ninions.
What this poor man aod sdeb as he,
have snfI rred during tIfs var none
bat ihcmsrpes can rs r.know They
have lived in poverty and constant
dread aud apprehension. Again they
taste The blessings of liberty a d walk
lie earth "a frermen. The joys Of
their reco erred freedom 20 Ear to cam-
p4ns<te The for all their spgering-
Rictp,vad Why, April 7.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

AN APPRoPRiATE RELIC or TREA-
Gen. Goraon brought back as
a relic from JEFF. Davis house an or
namenl 10 the shape OF M eagle. the
neck Of which is firmly held in the ca
pacio0s mouth Of an alligator From
the beak Of the fsgie is suspended a
chain Of fYe links, emblamalic Of the
eagle featering the South. An Amer
ican shield is 10 the paws OF the alii-
gator. a. having been wrested from the
spirlted bird II freedom. The height
OF the " hole II ten inches, AID the
spread Of the eagles wiugs measures
lSureen inches. The emblem Of
Southern treason illustrated was pre-
senied 10 JEFF. by a member Of the
North Carolina Legislature. who of
late has ben loud in preaching sub
nj sion sentiments, and was ready 10
give Up the coniederacy.
This evening boat carries this pre-
cious rebel relic to Boston as a present
from Gen. Gorpcn 10 Governor Joah
A. hndrew. Executive Of the Bay
S,me. bY whom II will doubtless be
highly appreciaied.-N r. Tines
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18
JOHN .. mAnwoon's E.late

GTATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
- H4Hebtser District, s.. Court holden at
Nsus hester. 81 aHd Tor said District, on the
2s.h day 81 March A. y 1858.
preseht W. X. F0W itE REGISTER presiding.
Ean'cc l!arw6od, guardian Vi John Harwood, ,
seymour n. HAYWOOD and iulia l.. Harwood,
minor heir 81 Joseph 3. HsrHo6d, late u Ru
pert in 80 district. deceased. applies in writ
ng fer lcensefo seil ai Ter said war3s real
ard pee.alil estate. representing that said
wsrts ere rsspecfiyeh possessed u an equal
Auiiy ael eighth part 81 the real and pemoual
estate 81 said deceased IN common Ei,h other
hrir. thJ itwHl he conducive to tie best IN
isrests Il sasd uards 70 sell al their interests
.n SAID estate b9th ssal sHd peTonaI, including
si.eif Interest "a ihe rereulpu q the dover. for
thl purpose d putting the proc eas thereof at
interest - Investing BE same in stocks.
Mhpgcapa. l wgs ordered that said apph
ton be hear4 Al a Probate Court 10 he bed
al ibe Probate Office in MsHch@teF, b and Ter
sasd District. on the last Wednesday q Apr I,
is5s, sid ihsl aii persons Interested iu sad
estate BE- notified thereof ~ pub shinRa copy
oftA rcnd # this order three weeks sneces-
s.Yey 'u ihe EKAcngsrrR jornNAL, printed
at Alachestef. the last 81 wAica puhlicaisons
-aaH u preslens ne sai3 time % bearing.
81 il. h. FOWLER, Res ster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18

CLOAK AsD Car. The Washing,
ton correspondent Of the ". y Her
aid says:
A good story i in circulation here,
that tie day before The commeneeme {
Of tie receni military mayem NJ with
ba. resulted Il the capture If Rich.
niqnd, Mr Lincoln. then 4 Cry Poiat,
sent by ths bani. of II reliable c1n-
trablud, the identical T. NJ cloak and
Scotch cap II which. ii 1861, Mr.
Lincoln il said 70 have tfat ellrJ from
HARRISBURG 0 Washington The prrs-
ent las eyidently been appreciated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18
G.. Ayers
0ARSAPARILhP'

Eorof4iA snd Scrufsipus Diseasc&
Fre- Easfy g5rf ~ lnaara sscfA Aanf y o.
ffrn. ~giHf.
hsfe soid iaree aaAast n Tear sAtstft-
nFtsk iaf uetar : ane hltle nis5sh iaiei ef tiis
aslfe eFeef sod ial fsi3sfcss8a - fiI0ee sa ie9k
81 AZ fast ss oaF gssfle FY ihcF a8rtf 0lrfg b9s
besB ne msslio4ns lac u blsale ia oIIamslaif
Erupiious. Pimples, Blotehea. Pussuies. Ui-
Gers, Sores, and ali Diseases q the sam.
FreaA her Ra8 efeaftaas Efiftel, Eselaaa
afly a. NY fafg % Y0a and tlie paoAc whfn
] aad my ietflmuny q tha Yea istiish of t4e r,s-
aif3na Flrfafs n ygur ~ArskP&EltAE, Ny d2nshs
fsf. aged tfn. hsd sa sa,isiag hnm0F 40 htr eAfsi
Fres aud hair for years. which We srfe unahie 70
cafa until ~ tf3lf yosF sAHNArARiiLA. she has
bsn ntsl fer sDne moptns'
Prom Mrt gaHs r. Hiaf, srs9 lnosra GHi 7sseA-
Nsictmed lady N HcaHigaHfs talie My o., ~ !.
Nv daaRhier has sHd rei far yesr past Nth =
srrofaiaas cruYtlga, Alush w4s Yer9 trOuhisseslr.
N0fhaF agoried any rrlif upig4 W tft~t -
s3K9APAkgtLA, which soon eoiupistky eared her !"
Froa csarlss =. Gqgs Esq., n ~ vi ~ tno.rg
Gags, Asrr1H 7 c., msH9Glcfsyfrs Y ei.I41tf1ed
sHgsrf n Nasha4 y. ~
Z 4 hhd for several years very ifoahiesoms
bussor IN my faee, Whiell grfw constantly wsSse
unfii IL dls8garei my features aaf bec5ae aB ia'et
sfsble afhcti8a. / tried almost every thing man
oaaid N both adriee and mCiielne bot without any
rcllf Whatever unili I took your sAHsAF tRItisG
II Immediately made my tsoc warse, a. yoa told mo
IL mishi f8r ! time bat in a f.w weeks the new
akin heean TO form uu1lr ti4e hl0teltcs, and egn-
tiuuei uatl way fare Ia ~ smooth as say boay's,
aad am without any symptoms q the i-easa that
| know oE ! enjoy perfect health, aud Niiaoat
aguFA ave il 70 vsur n AfgAFAE4tIA.@ -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-18
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rhoum,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Harrty Sickftr, EsY, he ablc e9ifar Of The
nHtbsiHaock DcB3lerai, Penn 8lroHt1
- Our only child, about three years oi age, Was
attacked by piinpics ON his ipgeiea1 They apidly
spread until they formed q l0sih-ome aud fifueat
sore which covered his face ana actually blinded
his eyes Tor some days, 4 skillu physittm pplicd
nitrate OF silver aud other remedies, without any
appareut effect Tor fifteen days we guarded his
hands lest with them he shoaid tear open tbs ics-
tvfng aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else We had any
ana applying the odide of potash lotion, rs you
direct The sore began TO heal when We nfi gwen
the first bottle and was well wlifn had finished
the second. The clild's eyeiases, which had come
out prcw again, ana b. II bow a. healthy and fair
a. any other. The whole neis shborhood predicted
fltat tine child utust die -
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syrhila and Maronrial pIaease.

From Dr. Hiram Si0at, Of So Logis, Missouri.
find your SAEsAPAHiLLA a MOfc clsctuA
remedy for the secondary symptoms OF SH'htHs
and for syphiltc disease than any other We possess.
The profession are indebted 10 you for some Vi tie
best medicines We haTCh
Ifom H. j. Ffearh, ~ n, an eminent rhysiciaH II
Ia,creHce, Mss, rho is proBitaeHt HIeRiter u
the Legislature ~ Massachusetts.
"DR. AVER. My dear Sir have found your
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both Of the primary and secondary type, and eiiee.
tuai in some cases that were too obstinate 10 yteit
70 other remedies. do not know what ~c can em'
poy with more certainty Of success, where power
nl Alternative IL required"
Ar Chas s. Ian Lie,c Of Neo BraHswiet, Nj,
had dreadful ulcers his legs, caused by the abuse
OF mercury, or nercuridi dised1, which grow more
and more aggravated for years, IN spite ut every
remedy or treatment that could be applied uuiii tie
.perrcyerHg use Of AYERS SAKsAPARtii.A rtNeytd
him Few cases can be found more iaveterate and
distressing than this, aud it took several dozen
bottles 20 cure him
Leucorrhma, Whites. Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrofui0as ~
eeralioH, aud arr very oiten cured by the Alternative
effect Of this SlsRsAFARItLA. Some cases rcqnifc,
however, in aid Of the SARsAPARlLLA, the skillui
application Of local remedies,
From the ueH lrown and ,cidclvcelebrated Dr.
Jacob NorrsU, Qf Cincinnati.
al have found your sARsAPARtLi.A an excellent
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Irrcgularity Lrucorrhma, Internal liberation, and
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when It's effect is properly aided by local treatment
n la9g, uaeilling to alotr NE publication Of her
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"My daughter and myself have been cured OF 4
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two bottles OF your SAfasAPARiLLA."
rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when eanscd by scroflld in the system are rapidly
cared by this Ext. sARsAPARILLA.
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Doctor. | want yo'i 20 prescribe Tor
me. The doctor ieels her rnl-e.
There is nothing lle matter uiadgin !
YOU only need rest" NoN doctor,
just look at my tongue just look Al i
logk At il now say shat does that
need Z" Il think that NEEDS rrst 700.
Ext mad n in a state 81 great excite
menl.
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Erysipelas General Debility Purify the
RlnnH

From DR.. Robf Saicia, H5asion 81, Ne,c Tort.
DR AYEn. J seldom fail 10 remove EFtpft0Hs
and serafsl9ss Sores by the persoFefing use o yonr
SARsAP kNiLfN, and have inst nov cured ~ sftsek
of Maigedaf Erg fpelds with it. No Alternative we
possess equals the sARssFAiuilLA yon have sup
piled 10 the profession well ~ to tiie people"
From i r. J3hnsioa, Esq., Wialsfqah, Ohio,
For twelve years, hsf the yellow ErYsipeias
on my right arm. during which time tried M the
celebrated physicians colld rcaeh, and took hum
drcds Of doigrs worth of medicines. The ulcers
were 30 hlt thlt the cords b'sIno visible, and the
doctors deei led that my arm must be anpiiaied.
beran taking your sNRskPARlLL.A Took two bot
fies and soinp Of your puIs, Together they have
cured ma am now as well and sound as aRy boiy
Being in a public plaee, my ease Is known to every
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al .
From Hon. HENRY NoRr0, W. r. r., n Nclrodsfle,
Z, H., a ieaditg member Of the Canadian Fsrtia-
went
~ have used yonr SABSAPARrLi.A Ia my family,
for general debHifg, and FOR partfBiag the bipod
with very beneficial rcsgts. and feel confidence ia
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A IIarfori man made 'ow, three
sears aga. that W would goi eat a
piece Il pir ~ esks Hmil Charlssio
IN Richmond lad been taken lie
J. ~ expensive hoardrr. just now, for
he !, diligently making up for lost
time.
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A Mempbi. paper heads iis Iisi n
divorce ca@ek IN eosr,. Matrimonial
smpwrecks r
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a Iioteni0i once goi 40 mpaini'ng
Of hsawn. L was eneloaed with a
fence made II srg. ages. while the cen-
ire was occudied aiil fountain tia,
squirted pot pie.
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LrrAKn s.sgans E..a...

ETArE 0F VERMONT Ata rrahafs Csnff
Msschestet nlsiFarL -. Ass.A&fh q ihs Aafss'sis
0Aes - MaMshHstsF - is "a aag q APfts AID
fegA
Fyssost y r0NLEB. REGISTER frsss1iug
The Aammissfafof en fhe estsfe q iafheF
hraeNc iate oi AFlinzfen. aee ssfd sfpfles 8
sNnaw Au aVcozaf = aafaiHl stfsfi0E.
hsrTsfssH 4 So a~aerea tAat ks'a rnr - tf ls
s8EtsS n FFsshstf toEft fa - tssaeA 50 tfsf f's
k&se VHs is MaAeheszes Ia saN Hw sasa sisagifl
taas sSth aaF = fsf nast saa ikst aaias ikeft
II y fsfeA ts aHlsttae st5s agssf ftfef aatt
ssec tFs3s IS fas &aeg8i ser 8saFNs8 Hf1aiea 81
MAReAasass tks 1sss 81 wAsst fEA sgns a.as hs
prFrs0Ws te ssa6 fsns - hetfNs
81 NIX R0aIER. naszs.zs
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gAsgnEsgEH vt
rsss. b = - saaa.z u .ssss ,ts ihfts saatts
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