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TEACHER WANTED.

a Male teacher is wanted in District No. A.
town OF Franklin, nc but a good teacher
reed apply, to whom good wages will be given.
Apply 70 DENNIS JUDGE, Clerk
FranAiin, Nov, 20, 1853
A Ft>E 1T Of CONCERrINA'o Just recei, I'd
A at ESSLlNGER & WElLEP.
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In "ena-Il, On the 18th inst, ANNIE, aged
- sears. "..e Or &ATHIAs kUHL, and niece Of
Tie editor OF the PI-oT.
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From JONATHAN HOVER, ESQ.

A Well Rno,en and Highly Respectable Gentleman
CLEARsPRYG, Wash. Go. Md, Sept. 10, 1860.
Gentleman. is to certify that during the
with severe affection ofthe lungs, and that after
trying many remedies 10 little OF no purpose, was
induced to purchase Of youi agent in this place
Mr.. A. J. kcrshncr, u bottle Of DR.. Wstars Pal
sam OF Wild Cherry, which has proved to be ali il
has been recommended. ] hope all who are afflicted
in similav will try the virtues Of this great
medicine
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STEP len W. DOWNEY'S
~ GOVERNMENT CLAIM
d.. AND law OFFIC

Dos. 3D.. . WASHiNGTON u. e. $50. .
r1'1ENFiON SOLDIERS AND OFFIlER.S'
Atten lIIions If !Sm,iiers md OGicers! Al
tento Faihrs Mohhcs SISTERS and Brothers
Of d I'd Slaiiers and Ojicers an niion on
ce,s and Soldiers mho M,re had liars y dnd
eq,dpdge lost in tie Military Srrice n tie
LTted States! .4hehiion OVftes wh9 hare re-
crai,ed ftT The Se'rire mt hare ans iWed NC.
cpunfs attention J;rme, rhpsrg ain has BEEN
taken for HE 4 mics of the Uaifed S.afes! H.
tenion all who hare claims against The Uniied
Staies.
Now is your time to have them collected or pn,
in proper shape there will lie d ficu,y in col
Letting them u, some future day. DO not deer the
matter until the evidence necessary TO suhstauliate
yolr claims cannot he had
Soldiers vic have served two years are entitled
10 500 bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds re.
ceived in battle arc entitled /" $iO0 Bounty and II
pension Of So per mouth Tie heirs oldeceased
Soldi, rs are entitled to the same.
Officers DISCHARGED the service account OF
wounds, and the widows and children of deceased
Officers are entitled to pensions as follows viz For
1t. Col. aud NIL officers OF higher rank $40 pet
month, Major $25, Captain $40. Isl 1t. Sl7, End
.$l5.
Especial attention given to Courts Martial and
officers under charges should no, fail 10 apply ior
counsel.
The unet r,igned respectfully calls yonr attention
to his great facilities for coliecing,Inin.s against
the nied States.
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pay. BE, promptly attended to.
The heirs OF deceased Soldiers will find it 10 Ihci
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Call At nv Office in The Columbian College h."
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streets, Washington Cuy, y. g.. address III"
through the Postuice.
STEPHEN W 1OWNEY.
Jan. |, 1864. Attorney NJ Law.
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l.. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,

SPARKLING CATAWBA WINES,
Equal in Quality and CaoYr IN Price than tie Bran
dee and Wines y tie Old World
FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN
FASTuM, BOWIE COMPLAINT, CRAMP,
.lr COLO AND DlARRuu3A.
4 sure Cure is GUARANTEED, the Money wiH De re-
t.aded,
IN support of the above statements are presented
the Certificates of DR.. Jas X Chiffon. Chemist,
New York Dr. Hiram Cox, Chemical luSpe, tor,
Ohio DR.. james Il. Nichols, Chemist, Boston, Dr.
~ y. Jones, Chemical Inspector, Circevilie, Ohio,
Prof. G. T. Jackson, Chemist, Boston; DR.. Chas.
uphnm Shepard. Charleston, =. G.; and J. V. z.
BIaney and & \. Mariner, Consulting Chemists;
Chicago, MI Of whom have anal zcd the Catawha
Brandy, aud commend it IN the bighes, terms, for
medicinal use. t-
Ana,psis Of The Massachusetts, SLATE <ssayer, Jan. IS
1858
When evaporated thrcu clean linen it left no
oil or offensive matter. revcry respect " Is rr',s
spirtuous liquor. The Oil which give 10 this B:"ndy
its favor and aroma is wholly unlike usil, grain
oil Its odor partakes of bo'h the fruit and
oil OF grapes. With acids, il prod ices others oi Il
high fragrance. The substitution o. this Brandy
for Cognac Brandy will do away with TIE niauwiac-
of fictitious spirits sold under this nj vac 10th
at home and abroad. Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, NJ. d.,
Assayer to State Mass, 10 Boylestou ST
by Tie Siaae, tn aC4.
have analysed al. LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY with reference 10 its composition and
character being the same that produced in past
years sample saken from ten casks afforded the
same results with regard TO purity slightly in-
creased amount Of the principle on which its favor
depends was determined by comparison with former
samples.
The indications of analysis show thas this HrHpdy
is produced by the process most Of the I'm
ported Brandy. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d.. State Assayer,
Boston. July 90, 1864. 10 Boyleston St.
Manufactured only by II. II. JACOB co.
Ito whom all Orders should he addressed
Depot 81 Liberty ST., New York.
Nov. "a, ls64-3m. -
TUST RECEIVED. A LARGE LOT OF
81 HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS SCCH AS
ENGLISH WALDR0N, GRAIN AND GRASS
SCYTIIES, AMERICAN WALDREN GRAIN AND
GRASS SCYTHES, BL0ODS GRAIN AND
GRASS SCYTHES. ...r
|SWATHS, 81.
RELIES AND wHET STONES,
HAY AND GRAIN RAKES.
PITCH FORKS, &c.
For sale by
g.. HUNDRED & LONG.
Come, Baltic sud Mech-nic Streets, carnbe.'snd
TX. Jun.is ~ -ly.
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WISTARS
RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

So general has the of this remedy become
and popular is it everywhorc, that II is unneces
sary to recount its virtues. It's works speak for it,
and find utterance in the abundant and voluntary
testimony of the many no from long suffering ant
settled disease have by its been restored to prs
tae vi2u. aad health We can present a mass Of
evidence in proof of our assertion. thai
ESQ. CANNOT BE DISCREDIFED. ~
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From Hon. John H. Smith, Distinguishsd

LdhVcT m Hes7ft'ttFtT va. -
have on several occasions used DR.. WlSTAR'S
BAISAM OF Wild CHERRY for severe colds, and
always with decided hcneft. know of no prepa-
ration that is more efcacious or more deserving Of
general use. ..- lila
The Balsam has also been used with excellent
effect by J. b. Elliot, Merchant, HALLS Gross
Roads: ND.
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed II. BUTTS, TN the
wrapper. -..-.H .
For SALE ny
J.P. DINSMORE, No. 4ol Broadway, n. y.
$. W. FOWLE & CO., Prcprctors, Boston.
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WEN n. BEALL & co.
bRAffRsfS
GROCERIES, & LIQUORS.

p.AteRsfS
GROCERIES & LIQUORS.
Queens and Glassware, Chewing and Smoking
~ ~. Tcbaeeo,
p Ss' PRES, sHtrF, MATCHES, ETC.
Baltimofe Street, rear. the fai,road Depot
TIE Two exfensfses ssofef ssiS ". X. BEALl ~
GO. ad5aning each other on the SBoutLide q bs,
-timore Street. areanow stocked Nth sfnii, Ies
and vsried assortment OF the stJst sritl.' h'sr
thew will lispo.e IF ON reason akJsA terms WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL, to their lkV and Country
/. -FLOWR, BACON, FISH. SALT. tLIoroRs,e,ss
constantly op bSpd. So "A IL Ess4
Jaa. /, ts64--ly. "
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LNTISTARSBA LSAM
OF
W1Hb CHERRY.

II WIAD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE olpEsr AND MOST RELiABLg HEnEDIss
THE WORLD FoR
Coughs. Colds, Whooping Cough. Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing. Asthma, Hoarse-
ness. Sore Throat, Group and every at
feetion of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST, INCLUDING
f.l EVEN d
CONSUMPTION -.,-.
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ENTERPRISE!

n
III rHaYdk 2 SAMUEL T. LITTLE.
l Baltimore Street, Cumbernd, Md.
HAS now in s,ore the best selected stock Of
GOLD AND SILVER WARE,
Fancy Articles, Sd, ..,..
EVER .OEFERED Nv THIS. CITY.
The Special attention Of citizehs and soldiers
is solicited to this sT0CK Having been purebas.d
for CAshf from the imnt orters, GaEAr 1EDucEMEkTs
are offered for CASH to the Ia lie.
XII i name in part: .s... ....-.
, DsA American ard English
GEiazga. Gold and Silver Watches.
80 . q VERY Low. g. ....'.
Ladies' and Gcntle1nen's Jewelry, Ct the
latest and most improved styles, at
o. prices exceeding ly low /; Gold
'- and Silver Spectacles,
4.r Fine ..aa,. .--.it.s...if =,
English and
-H. .., american Pocket and G.a
Ialle Cutlery, fine quality ,..
of Pure Silver Table and Tea
Spoons, Silver Forks, Large and
Splendid Assortment OF ,.a
COED PENS. -.
A STOCK OF ..#E .
Combs, .... ...- .r. To-
sa Brushes, ..... 49,
10 r..5.-., .5'tI -.-.. Port MonaieS,
Tooth Brushes, - .. -.. 80. .8
Tole. Glasses,
Ciu,ta Percha Goods, &c, 's'
Is worthy the attention of all who Wish to pur
chase. ..t OIL. ' t.'
#. yr... ...-.t. -~ - nr ... 's7
Tho specinl attention OF Military men is solicited
to my stock of - LII
MILITARY GOODS, r
All of which IRE Of the latest and most imptnerH
styles and ~ prices that eahn"t tail !" please the
closest buyer.
SAMUEL Il. LITTLE
r. Baltimore 81, Cumberland, Nd.
Jan. IL, 1867. ri- "' j.. '-S' -".
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WESPEcTFULkYiufu rms fhc citizen Of crr her!
land and the public generality hat 10 has removed
hi. osies 10 his residence on the corner baiti.
m,rS and Libertyi Streets, owe, Road Brothers
Store, and immediately OF posits eampbeii's Drug
Jt,rs wners hS pared 70 sttond to ePractics
,eDENIfsTRy 10 ailits departments.
30. Z, ts6iy.
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DYSPEPSIA


DYSPEPSIA
~ t.-.sIJ - ~ AND s.'.s--.Jl
.s4Hsrsi DISEASE RESULTING FROM
DYcnpnu,p nr rup I1vE,p AVN, DT
DAoN0OAsie W 80" IA ~
. GESTIVE ORGANS =.
,t APE crrpED nv ,v.gs
'f,n,,.r ,,,rrrpo
HOOfLhSp 0Hn01 ny d. t l'Aso'
THE GREAT SIREN G THENlNG TONIC
F. These Bitter. have performed more Cures.
: g4VE MORE TESTIMONY
hAFE "oh 'Eo, III Erp '' THEui- - y
8 .-5 TIL. ~. up, .n,,,,r' Nv u,pxrr
- n'i "A' o'' -, .-,-
~ 90 IND niA1 IAt Stoo9
g by US, 'hM = no' oe"ulne, >, , ,
~ -
Ill CURE EVERY CASE Op
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list huron. PemINFton y. tofilefly OF the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
have known Ioonand German Rttcrs fayorabl,
for u number Of years. lave used them i'll MY
own f,tnily, afd have been 50 pleased with thei'
effects that was induced 10 recommend them 10
mhny others aud know that they have operated III
ure in thus publicly prpea;ming this fact and CALI
ing TIE attention Of those atllied wife diseases
fol which they are recommended 10 these Bittcrs,
snr.Ming fron experience tina, my recommendation
VIII he Pustaine,i ! do this more t,siinlly a.
loofsAds'a lirera il iptTndf'! to benefit lie at
ulclvd and is NOT rum drink. e" zoe
'1.A'.' Yours truly, LEVI q. BRICK
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7 IMPORTANT
TO ALL
INyALIDS.
IRON ~ THE moon. -"

IN ABIDE
u ," g. .'sy IRON ~ THE moon.
II is well known to the medical profession that
IRON is the Vital Principle Life Element 81 tile
plocd. This is derived chihey from the iooo we
Eat hut if the food is properly digcsted, or if
rom cnyi cause Hhmseer t," necessary quantity Of
,rGnis not taken into the circulation, or becomes
red tccd; the whole system suffers. The had blood
VIII ir,itatc the heart, will clog up the Lungs, viii
,tupcfy the brain. Will ol,struci the liver, and send
rs discase-pruducing clements 10 all parts VI tn
system, and every e will SITTER in whatever organ
may be predisposcd to disease.
The great value oftRUS as 4 MEDICINE is
well known ami ackn0wled yed by all medical men.
The difficulty has been to obtain sneh preparation
of it as will enter the circnlatlu ind assmate ut
once with I'll. blood. fits point says Or. Hays,
the Peruvian Syrup. By combination in way before
knnuowr. ..r. De-
IN TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
sa PROTECTED solution Of the P4OTuXlDE OF
RON "a NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE, that
Strikes the Root fipistase by supplying tie l,ood
with its tpal rriacpis OF hvt Eaemeht--7iren,
..- s. TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP ~ -e;
CURES Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever
and Aguo. Loss of Energy, Low Spirits. DO
80 THE PERUVIAN SYRUF .l
Infses strength, veor and new life into I'll system,
and builds up an Iron Constitution
p sa' THE PERUVIAN SfKtP,
Cures Chronic Darrhoea, Srufula, Boils Scurvy,
Loss OF Constitutional Vieor l .
i4.,s THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints, and
= 81 diseases of the kidneys and bladder. -'-i-s
TIE PERUVIAN SfiUP,
IS Specific for all diseases oris attn IN lad state
ofthe blood, or Accompanied by eb !ity or Low
State Of the System.
! Pamphlets containing certificates OF cure and
recommends from some of the most emniinent
tPhyscians Clergymcn, and others, viii lie sent
| rERr to any address. We sclec. 4 few Of The nance
| TO show the character of tlsc testimonials.
/ ;,f JOHN 3. WILLIAMS, $50,
q Pres. o. the Metropolitan Bank, NJ Y.
| ,....i Rev. ABEL STEVENS, -n
Late Editor Christian Advocate and Journal.
| se Rev r. CHURCH.
| Edit. New York Chronicle.
Rev. John PieAont,g l. Johnson, NJ. D.
Rev. Warren Burton, r. Kinney, NJ. d,
! Rev a. b. Fuller, S, X. Kendall, NJ. D..
| Rev. G. Koblitis. W. Chisholm, NJ. D..
Rev Sylvauus Cobb Francis Dana, NJ. d.
Rev. Y. s. King, !. Stone. NJ. ID.
/ Rev. Z. Mute, Jr. fr !. A. Sanchcs, NJ. ID.
Rev. J. II. Clinch, A. Wendell, NJ ID.
/ Rev. Henry Uphan, A. A, Hays, NJ. d.
Rev. p. C. IIeadly, ~. II. Chiffon, NJ. D.
I-Pseparea by n. L. CLARK 4 Co. exclusively for
/ J. p. DINsMoRE, No. AL Broadway NJ V
\ Sold by all Druggists. May 5'e4-y. a7il
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IS THE BEST TONIC
~ THE WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS SO

from the Rev. Eeyi G.. Beck, Pastor of the Bai,-
fist Church, pemleten Nj, fornlcriy Of the North
Baptist Church. Philadelphia
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Eighth below Goats street, phiiaISl i,inla

From Ret j. II. Turner, Pastor of Heddins ". {
Church Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir;-1IInving used you Ger
man Bttcrs iumy family f,equsnfy, ain prepared
say that it has bceh of great service. believe
that in most Of general debility Of the system
I is the safest and most .,,llIb.r ren:riy Of which
have any knowledge. .rt .-..... I g.
Yours rcSppctf,lly
, 1865-11-21

There wss d fur attendance on Change to-day,
bn. The general markets ruled dull md 1lfeless-
There was a shade hrmcr feeling In Whest, but
there Has lille activity. Coarse grains were dull
and lower.
In prurt.,ons NC hayc little OF nothing to report
There is scnrcelT any 1nqrfzy for Mess Pork, and
We note small retail sales ouly at $3.50. Old Mess
Pork L. held a! S. Int II is neariy all out
ot the market. Prime Mesa Pork ID neglected and
nominal. There Is come inquiry for eWeet picked
Hams, md We pote sales OF 80 tt: at 1ssic. lard
ie dull, with sa1cs Of 20 tres prime kettle nj &c
Ta1low is in limited request and steady. 1t 1shD
1"s{c for Country. City Packers Is held ut 1ses0
1ia*c-
Coope1aec ie very dnll. and We note sales Of
Prison netces 1t s1.so, and Pork Barrels 1t s1-59
delivered.
n1ebwtncs were du11 and unchanged, With Light
rctnil sales At - a+25
The Flour market was again dull, 1hsugh the ad-
yiccR from New York, beng rather more favorable
for ho1des checked any disposition to further de-
cline. The transactions were light, confined TO
Spring Extsas. There Wne nothing doing in Red Or
Whttc Winter E1tra1. The sales foot up 1,a50 bas-
re!t. At $6D0GsT5o ior low grade 10 Spring Extras
The market for Epsiu, Wheat was again inactive.
Fresh receipts opened strong md a shade better
than at Lbs eloee Of Change on Saturday. b1t Euh
eeuuent1y weakened and declined nc No
Epring was quiet aud 1@2c lower. Eel Tinter
was dn1l md easfc7- About n GOO bushels changed
hands, al &1..5 for No. Red, <1.sslL39l< tor
fresh md $l.8G for ola receipts oi No. Spring
n Ce01.e6 for No. = md 65G7Jc for Rejected
sn,inc For future we hear Of 40 900 bushels fresh
M At II 81 eeller the week. The market closed
ou}et Ut f1.ss.s0 1.s9 for No fresh.
T1e.e was good shipping demand ior Corn, ii a
decline of 1HQ9se on No. ]. but No. was steady
.,d firm. The sales foot up 100000 bu, ut
E-SzsrX for No. j, SIC tor No. ?, md 4ae4se for
Rsiectcd IN s,osc-c.osing firm ns 55e for No. and
sc far No. 2 In stoEe- ..
Trr tnn.a:ct fof Oats was Qulct and about hc low
~ ti,h sales Of Goo bu al s7G}s7fc for No. and
snaa1c for No. in store, md e91ssc for No. IN
on hoard, Old receipts Of Nos and sold Il s:W
etHe.: The market eloeed quiet II nc iof NO. N
store.
Thr u,,rlc, for Ryc was dull and 1G1!4c 10 'e1,
, 1865-11-21


For year Of two paet re have been entertained
ftp1 time to time with articles In The Dos1oa jour
mails, and by lnug speeches mnde by Boston nler-
chanie, On The enterprise which Boston Is exhibit.
Ing to Becure what is termed *its' share Of West
EN- f1ade and commerce. The following communi-
cation, which we clip from the Bostop 4drertlse.
Is sad commentary on The steuie1psiae" spoken
Of:
PAaxA, Jackson Co., Mich, Nor. 8. 1865.
To the Editors Of the Boston Da1ly Advertiser:
gsn, waa boEa IN, and unstl within . ieE short
months, WIS a resident Of Boston. 1 have always
clt and shall continue TO feel v]ta1 interest In
souf md WOOL shippers IL this S.ate, and reniic
E11n who uets \ great influence invariably IN Is.
vur Of Botton, showed me letter from which the
.'De7Rorr, Mich, Nor. =, 1865.
"DEAH SIN: Owing ID the crowded state OF the
New England Railroads, and the prospect Of an ac-
cumulation at Buffalo, sse Will not receive any os.
- We caa take New Tefk freight. The Cen
t1al ~, teesstne, md aay tey arc nor blocked.
WI g.. Boston Gas sssia: at'fFS iii s4s
Isom thelr apathy @nd use some e1er.ons to 1eca:e
Ihe1r SHIRE Of tho Western radet All that they need
TO effect that detttable end IL free and open commu-
Of The business that now goes to New Yotk wunid
revert 10 Boston. A. rule, Western merchants
prefer to trade IN Bctton raher than In New York,
We bought large invoices OF goods In Boston
which were shipped On the 19tn September. They
cid not reach rs until the 9TH October, while one
Of our neighbors who purchased in New York at
The tame tune, received biz within nine days Of
shipment Why will not Boston merchants. Boston
csptalstB, sNake TO The Importance Of fopeuny free
md uninterrupted Communication with The West
10 shey think that New iotx u justly superior 10
Boston, and 80 believing, deem It useless 70 uss
any exenions 10 retain the trade and influence
aheady In its possession: Let them try
the experiment aud the most eanguine will be
astouixhed At The result. It Is a eommon re-
marx among Western merchants: I'VE wouA
like TO purchase In and ship 10 Boston. but the
certntnties Of transportation sse 80 great that We
arc forced 70 do cur business tn SeW York. ueeIdes
the rn,es East beng 20 much more to the former
,han the latter city vcrJ considerably redaccs our
gains" The Weat apptais to the Eat 10 join in
icceaEine the Communication bet ween the two sec.
tons. Don't wait until It may be said that Ame,i-
ean merchants unable to build their Hown st,!-
roads, but arr forced to cdn On English capitalists
to sseist. Capsass the natter thoroughly aud
nteu rp<ing opens let the West see that Hoston Ia
determined to .tast the undertaking.. The response
will not be waning.
, 1865-11-21
The European Grain Crops.

the snooo Z, e9,1s., s1:te. os. ~
ntcountz continue 70 reseh ~ n 70 the y.1d
Of this yeas,s sIop Or Thsst Is ~ soasdef ths .m.
necessity Of large Imports from abroad to 2aeet m.
We sha At once ps1celEe thas Kneat hAs ioaE sloes
crery prospect for further rise u Inc quotations
Spsthz cosn hAa cone eely 70 haad but TIC Quantity
las not bad nny cnect npoa tae Hneat 1tadc lAe
hiEu GuotAuous pss suas ~ A1iCa ~ tut mnSat nu
from Ker York to meet the !eqalfem ent 2i buScfs
We End. then. thas there Is 70 saEpst!sloh y oaf
dncfa hak tnE sto2Nt = s - tHG 4H.tEa