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LIQUORS.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.

No. 225 North THIRD Street
II anything was wanted 10 prove The absolute purit,
OF this whisky. the following certificates should do a
There is no alcoholic stimulant know cOmmandng
ecCn m tnGatiOn ON such high sources = -
M, -, -.., PHILADELPHIA, September O. l8bs
We have care1lly tested the sample of CIiESNIr1
GROVE WHISKY which you send u.s. aud find that 1,
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE knoWn a,
FuslL OIL which is the Characteristic and nuTions in
gIedient OF the WHISTLES in genera nse -'"iious I'd
BOOTH, GARRLTT IL CANAC.
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK. September g. 1883
l. nave analyZed q sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
Hlsh received from Mr. Charles wharton Jr OF
Ihhauelphlai ana having carefully tested m I am
peased 10 state that II is entirely FROM PoIsoNoIs
OR DELETERIeus substances. 1t is an unusuaIS ngps
ana hne-haVOred quality of whisky. '' PNie
JAMES r, Chiffon, Md
Analytical Chemist.
have made chemical analys sis of commercial ioS sam
pies OF CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY which proves 70
be Tree from the heavy Fs os perfectly pure and
uadul' Grated 1he nehavor OF this whisky is deTi,,ad
nom the grain used in manufacturing It. " "''oo
Respectfully A. A HAYES NJ n
state Assayer, No l5 Boylston street
For sale by barrel dsmohn or bottle at No o2R Nor,h
THIRD Street p Philadelphia. An
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7 ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS, AMBU-
II LANCkS, HARNESS, SCRAP IkON ETC.
CHIEF QUARTERNiAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON

CHIEF QUARTERhiASTER'S OFFIOE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, I
,,,, WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May 81, 1886
. VIII be sold at Public Auction, under the direc-
ton oil BTevet Brgadier.General g. II. Tompkins
QuarteTmaster, at LIN COLIN DEPOT, Wash,ngion.
ID g., on MONDAY June IL 1866 at 10 O'CLOCK A.
M large lot OF Quartz masters Stores consist.
ing OF
4495 495 Army Wagons, $4,000 pounds old Horse
ESQ Army Wagons with Shoes
Hay hacks, 1000 pounds old WAGON
IA tgo-hoIse Wagons, Tire,
II Spring " aPons, 200 Sash with Glass
z watering Carts, 1856 pounds 1aow,
45 Llsht Carts, Wagon and Am mbuIanoa
90 two horse Ambulances, Wheels
! Buggy, Wheebarrows,
l034 single sets Harness. Blankets
Az Saddles, Buckets,
2l,570 pounds Scrap Chain Chains
5000 pounds old WAGON Ha ters,
AXles, Wrenches,
2s5 pounds Coil CHAIN AnviIs,
1892 pounds Lead Pipe, Smiths Bellows
165 pounds scrap Iron, Portable Forges
2o77 pounds of Lead, Planes,
$500 pounds Scrap Steel Barrels,
1000 pounds scrap Kettles,
Tongue Irons, Sloyee, etc.
II 600 pounds Scrap Brake
Irons, |.
This property has been worn but large portion
OF 1t is still seIviceable
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale
lerms-Cash. in Government funds.
ID. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Major-Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
522lH Depot of Washington.
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~ NO' ho6 OlhAhD street.
viii be sold Rt Pubic Auction on account NJ aS The
Ihteo states. on the ground. at NlOetown, PhiIS
fbSmi,Im,enclng at III O'Clock A precisely, the
buiip pinR, etc. heretofore known as the
Il MCCLELLAN U. s. HOSPITAL. ,s,.
"a Frame Bui,dinp, Viz'i
cedar Water tanks, capacity Is 600 gallons each.
90 do. do. 90. 1000 do. do
1asSs SS uSSar s1 g. boilers, s 10 Dc d.
3uhd Gafrison's steam Pump
Hooning HWoTntningbon Steam Pump, No.L 1I ...
z COOKING Ranges
10 Iron SOL Containers
II Iron Hoppefs .....r .. .l. ..
2Iron Truck Cars
Ice Box
4Wash Troughs Is feet lonO .i.
5lWooden Wash Sinks znc-,ined ..-
69 Table Tops and 270 TIestles
w NOOden Benches
~ lahies.
g Window Sash (assorted,.
Flagstaff
Con Counters Drawers shelving etc. in Disponsary.
2l25 feet Oak Picket Fence
06,UOO ieet loose Lumber.
ll9ToV ~ & Bneks sin in chimney, stacks ranges, etc.
OK ne ne frame buildings contain about
S9S S9 2 42a teet hemocs and White Pine scantling
3SssS9'SSaaS Wy ieet @ Flooring and rongued BOards.
Inc buildings will be sold separately
Terms OF Sae-CRSh, in Government funds
deposit OF ten (lO) per cent to be pad on every
accepted bid; the balance TO be paid immediately
al er the sale.
The lion and Terra Gotta Pipes TO be sold bv tho
foot, more or less, as they lie buried IN the ground
TO be dug up and the ground filed In by the pur.
chaser and by superficial measurement amount To
4l5O feet of 3inch Iron Water Pipe
l9CIett OF 9-inch Iron Gas Pine.
$50 feet of II inch Iron Gas Pipe
21sO feet OF 12lnch Terra Gotta Pipe.
1925 feet OF s.lnch Terra Gotta Pipe.
ANS of the buldn0s can be obtained and sche-
dule of the lots upon application at this Office
Inc buildings, etc, must be removed within
twenty (2Ol DAYS from date of sale, and will be at
the risk of the puI chaseIs.
The s, 9, and 10 o'clock A. M. trains Of the Phila-
delphla, Germantown, and Norristown Railroad
Company will arrive at the Mcclellan Hospital in
time Tor the sale, starting from Ninth and Green
streets
BY order of
BreV. Brig Gen. GEORGE II. CRoSMAN,
Asst Q. nj. Gen. u. S. A.
GEORGE X. ORME,
BIO II Captain and Asst. @. M.
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SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

g ALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAaE,l
New YORK, May II, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Depot OF
Army Clothing ana Equiuage, corner or LAIGHr
and WASHINGTON Streets, New York cty ON
FRIDAY. June 1st next, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ as folIows:-
10000 Spades, new.
1000 ShOvels new.
10000 PickaXes, new.
10000 PickaXe Handles, new.
These goods are from the best manufacturers snd
are IN the original packages
Samples OF the above art cles can be seen at the
depot, and further information obtained.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds Ten per
cent. down, and the balance before the goods are
taken from the depot, which must be within three
days of SALE under feture of the goods and ten
per cent 10"
Brevet Brig. General D H. VINTON,
1881 ID. Q. Nj General U. S. A.
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M q N ] g p A j.. G l. A M s.
INl CITY SOLICITORS OFFICE, I
1900. -. ...- NO 2l2 8. FIFTH STREET
PROPF bIH OWNERS WILL PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE. o. he following sl OF claims fed against the
properties hereinafter descrbed upon which wIits Z
tcre incias VIII be issu withI three months from this
date, II not PAID at this Office
n. CARROLL BREWSTER.
-, m 500, "a ..... City solicitor.
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AMERICAN ARnIE, IN FoRMER WARs.-A
The largest 'aray ever assembled at any
'obe tiu,e during the Revelation was that
commanded 10y General IPgtman, on Long
I,laad. 3p That numbered y, GOO en- of ali
arms, The, next largest was that with
With Washington captured Cr,rnwAllis at
Yorkto~p, when he had 10. ,0o0.,i Our
largest srmy sssembled'inalSl2 ,w,s con,.
manded by Jackson At, New Orleans, and
countedhus 6 000 Coming down "a ths
Mexican war, Taylor wou his victories
with; q force never exceeding 5, ,O0O., aud
SCOTS largest force was never beyond
$500 The largest army prior to The
rebellion was therefore That OF Putnam. at
long Islaud-i7. 900 rnerl; aud that was
.i5l eco lessa than ;tl.e splendid force with
which Mcclellan &C hisVed nothing; perhsos
zoe. 0ee less than that with " hieh Grant
ischieved ivictory, and peace. II ,n.i 80 srss
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. JcsA 'BhLiNGs ON AMERikANs-Ameri
ksns lov csustick things; they wodld pre-.
fer thrpentine to kUleDe water, if they had
10 drink either. o. u'd ,bsaasi ,''Af sHH'I
bs So With their reli-h for burnor,they must
hav IL On the half shelf shell with CAYENNE.
'vssAp ESgHsbman wants hiE fun smothered
lsees, ia aiint sauce, aad he l9 willing TEN
wail till 6ext day befo'e he tsstes III -
40 II w tickle or convince an Amerlkan yu
bav got tew do'h quick s4ls'S usEsl.
An American luvs stew lsf. bat he don't
iuv to msks biEaess NV ii; he works, eats
and haw, haws on eanter.sd sfa s3'ul
o. ] gaess the English hsv more witt end
the Ameriksns more humOr.s lsGOl.e51a
sr We hawaii hadllinhe YET TO bile down
rour huraorI and git iheswit out Nv 1t.
. Thare iz one hing l I.hsy aoticeds every
body that writes expeeks ie~ be wise or
&itty--so dsEb everybody expect tew @ be
saved when they dys hut atheteiis good
reasou tew believe that the goats heteafteI
will be ia the nsjori,y just % Tho asbeei
are here. uaHH,s 1p0 GnN yHomlHG
b. Doo',aforgit one thing. vn hsva got tew
be % iza beforsr you kan lbe witty . ia0d
don y forgit Two ibisgs - single apsrsgrad
hwx made suta men ,fmmortsl. while q
volume ihst tin wuss thso sospile driver
tew, ,elbers-.-bnt what would lAmsrikspi
dew if /, rwantSfor their seossshupssd i,s
J Stumbling new. sumlhing starting, - III
necessary Tor US AZ people, and q. don
mako mulch meter ~.oas IL iz--a hog
dsisiksshon--as red elephant, - or zJerss,
elsics With pearls IN them. sil Assser.l
sothiug better Offers - Saturday PrSaa
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Tl--.-fin n-L---tir
YOUR MISSION.

70 If you cannot on the pecan 'iHjl 'hi y
az Sail among the swiftest feet ;1t 'r.
Rocking on The highest billows, ...,f.t,
.;c. Laughing at the storms you meets; =, -
You can stand among the sailors,
Anchored yet within the Bay, 'i'"'
' You can lend Hand TO help them,
10 LAS they launch their boats away. '.s
1fyou are too weak to journey, ."-
Up the mountains steep and high,
You can stand within the valley, ,l'Dts
ln While the multitude go by;1 :, iva.
You can chant in happy measure,
AS they slowly pass along,
Though they may forget the singer,
'rn They will not forget the song. '' fi
If you have not gold and silver, By,
Ever ready to command,
- Hyou cannot toward the needy "''
$40 Reach an ever open hand, N1.H " .Is
Il, You can visit the afflicted, ADJ in feaa
D., Der the erring you can weep, .f,,
You can be a true disciple
Sitting at the Sayiors feet.
2 reI Sod ~ .' sttf r"Ft+Hh f.tft ..f II
Uyou cannot In the conflict lgsil p ..l,-.
,; Prove yourself a soldier true, . ..
If where fire and smoke are thickest,
There's no work for you to do;
b When the battlefield is silent, 79 ''a' l"''
ldE You can 90 with silent tread, i8I g0l
e, You can bear away the Wounded, {f d
q You can cover up the dead, .tg.,
? Do not then stand idly'waiting 7sii7
For some greater work TO do,fl I.'
Fortune is a lazy goddess, ,i..i, ads Ia
She will never come to you;
Go and toll 10 any vineyard, 'h'' i'h '
, 4HDo not fear'to do or cafe, s'7'So'q hH
fyou want field oflabory s3as i3vsist
ed . You cali find il ANYWHERE. c,,isrli4iga
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READ TIE PAYERs.--A5 cotemporsry
makes the following sensible remsrks touch
ing newspapers and adyertisementse' ald-a
The AMERICAN people are emph aticailya
reading people. Periodicals and news
papers of every description are deycured
with eager avidity.V This is as it should
be. : 1t makes mea ready, posted, vigians,
practical. Therefore we say, Iread papers
and read 'them thoroughly. . Read thh
advertisements, and you cannot fais to hs
benefited in some manner thereby. BY
reading the advert rtisements you will becoms
thoroughly posted as to thsn natutes and
extent of Ibe different kiuds OF business
transacted 10 your city aud town. 1t win
inforH you iof occupations, Of localitir, g..
changes, new firms, and q host OF Of her
things, which will be of great benefit. and
eaanot be obtaiped without consid srable
labor aud trenbls. Yoa will save many
dollar bs simply reading. The sadiseFti,s-
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h, IMfoRrAsr 1NyENrroNs =, Glass Wiodau.
were 6rst used 10 1885,. Jhimneys In j o2s.
lead pipes for conveyin, water. 1859. ~
low Candles for .'lighv. f2OO; specta sles n
vented by, an. I"'llap, 1899; osper fifss
made from linen 1901; prin!ing Invented.
'l449; wstcbe'. made 10 Gisrmsnv TzT0.
Sariation Of the con. pass noticed, 1870;
'slreulAtien Of the 1lood by Harvey, isf9; ;
hrst p<'~spsper published. 1857 frat cot
ioasp jantsd in the United States. 1869;
'-fst stlf-n engine by Wstt.s lT65; 6fss
!Steam cotton mill erectedfs2183 !; sterep-
tyF.e printing Invented 10, Scotland. 1855; /;
sHimai ma gustism BY Mesmsr, 1119; Sab
bath schools established in England. 1859;
electro magnetic telegraph, 1888, ssslssb
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A Double Hit.

l, The following has a, very wide applica
tion and will be read with smile Of sp
.preciat tionl by both sexes; ','1 pNI'
He BASp TRAyELINe Scene 1st. Room
.ip Hqlsl. Spitloousl fun Of cigar stbmps-
Bourbon whisky. Husband, in a burry"to
be off, writing hpme:-
DEAREer SUsIE:- My time is so occupied
with business, that | eau hardly spare o
moment to write to you OH darling
how / miss sou, and the only thing that
sus;aius me duriag my absence is the
thought that every moment thus spent /;
for The benefit Of NY dear wife and children
Take good care 0fyourself, my dear. Feed
The baby on one cows milk. Excuse haste
&c - Eu0H w ll+ .ul'i'
'''wirE AZ HOME .42Sccne "a. Pasiora.-
All the gas lit. Thirteen grass widows
Fred, from around the corner with h
violin; J sm, ffoa across the wav, With hi
bahjoS Jack, from above with ahts guitar
Sam, IRON Selow, with his flute; lots o
other fellows, with their instruments
Dancing and singing; sideboard covered
With nuts. fruits, cake, cream, wine. Whisky,
&c. Wife, in hurry to dsece, writing
10 husbaud;
DEAR HvBsy> 4How lonesome I feel 10
your absence. The hours pass tediousltt
tNobody calls on me, aud l am consrntly
thinking Of The time when you will b,
home, aud your cheerful ounaepance ,iig'.,
| bp lhe now drearye routine Of every da
thie. My house hold duties keep ID .ne at cor
s,antly employed. Il em living as as econom
cal ps possible. showing te.at your your 'sma ms
Income win not admit o. frivolons exip,e,, exip,e,,
sea- Bat, nov, dear. I win say good b,
I or 7 win be TOO lc.ieY for" The monthly col
cert Of prayer, 10 hssse, yours, &c, &c
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RS New Firm.
Saving, Plaains and Matching
Card 10 Publishers.

lTHE EBIE DAILY and WEEKLY DisPArca
l. ispuhshed at Ee, Penns. and has vide and iDAu
entail circulation throughout e nptb sesterp part Of the
ntae aud the adjoining por tions of New Yok hfo
Is Journal has long been established and hest news
paper sgop through which PubiAhes can Teach b,
sanse Of advertisements or critical pooes shs readers
eoIsesIoIdents. .,. .t .ntfs =, -srt-i'f.. la
We desire establish intimacy with book nskers and
publ hem, duust that lis card may meet sit, Response
We one. ior their ase popular and widely circulated Jour
nal and pronr 10 attend b. any favor which they may
proper 70 extend 70 Ia the besi Of ABILITY. a
feelishsfs val pleas Address US BY mall No book In
tended inr as will bs deyersd through ihe bookse
ers Of this city. - -I--,s !, D. n. u LYNN, II :
~. sSsoss sis.h hplAA. kd.eI and ps0Phstes
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difficult for, Mr., johnson 10 discern The
cnrrept lof popular sympathy on ihe whole
The impression made by Mr., Bancroft
orsljop upon men whose opinions are en-
litl,d to respect is, that y cont aimed many
lhipgsto be admired, and some things TO
he regretted; that it was o most able pro.
ductioD Throughout, but Of questionable
appropriai IS for the occasion.
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~NiffSsteae ~ Ne'fcNNS~s'tY ANS iOee>~
Tribune says: .q.V sJT .s.t...oJ ar I,sl
a ,Oe The morning Of. the executioa of the
two, murderefs, Corbest aud T. emiug, q
sharp operator of the Board Of Trade.
whose deep knowledge Of corner either ia
grain. stock, or a game Of match does not
Interfere with bis keen appreciation OF q
ioke,. visited, tbe unice OF The Travellers
Iosurance Company aud asked for two
policies OF So, 900 EACH. for q term OF one
day, for two .frtesds, of bis who we're aboa,
gong. on y Journey This company, for
an almost nOma al per ,cenisge. takes The
risk of. in.aring its patrons against accident
or death in ,aoy form. whether 10 the
heavens above. or npon the csr,h beneath,
or in The waters under the earth and-its
euterprising agent. sler'i'o the prospect Of
Q little business, promptly sud courtcously
responded, Certainly. sir twenty cents. sit;
and hsnded out two of the blank checks
which coaslits ed, the policies Of the com.
psny, The operator. while paying the
required sum, remarked :hat bis hands
were very cold. desired the agent to write
him she u.uaes If his two fljepds. Certainly
sir with pleasure. sir What names, sir?
responded the agent. WIN. Corbett and
Patrick Fleming, answered the cold hand
ed ysDd cheeky jpker. The sgent never
NOTICED the sell. bnt rapidly wrote the
names aud handed over the tickets, which
the strasge gentlemen, with face immo,
vible as i Stone, pocketed and walked of
with. The sgeot has, by this time, 10 ell
probability, discovered how ex' ensiveIy he
was yictmixed. Us
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Z sHew long didaAdam 'remaln ia Para,
dice before be sinhed said al smiabls
Spouse 10 hsr husbsndu TIL be got wife.
| was The calm reply iaoah VI yoone Y
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The LINCOLN Obseauies.


p, The galleries Of lbe, House, of Represep
'alves were crowded 10 ioyefaowipg, abt
'he, foor filed with a Distinguished assem-
blagelo wi;nesstbe exl rcises in CONNER
raj lou of Mr., LDeoln's juntiInely death -
The, members Of the Ioase, tbeo, fp' eigu
legations anJ many represep tatiyes Of lhe
prmy and navy had already, taken. beir
sea's, when, the Senate, was announced =
When Gen Bptlera adyapced7lo take hi
seat he was greeted with applause The
same demonstrations received Gen Gras'
when be entered the Hall 1Tbe mem bers
OF the House rose v hen The Senate came
III AT lusttbeA Pre- idebt nppeafd, al ihe
head of the Cabinet and 'The Supreme
Court The President took his seap' amid
'unbrOken silence Mr. Seward was the
only mtmt er Of the Cabinet nor pfestui
A note from bin was received, eXpfessfiig
his profound regret that The state Of biz
health made it Impossible for him 10 leave
his house. -"tU' '"- ''''5'IH ssn u 1"".
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10 NEW YORK EXPRESS Going East leaves Cleveland at
Nj Paipesyille6t3 Ash talla s4S apd arrives at
Erie 9.1b NJ. -'' '''-i. h''' lff-tpi
fsTEAM BOAT EXPREss--Goipe Wet ,eaSe. Enest A.
NJ CoDneaut 2l2; Ashtabpla 2.46 Painesyie2 81 ard
arrives at Cleveland 5.05 AM t'ht"i''V -I9h
All throu Oh Trains going Westward at Cleveland
With Trains for 2els1o Chicago Co.vmb. C anna In
fidnopotis, &C. 2 ''' "''"
And through Irsns going Eastward Dunkirk
with the Trims E. R. r. and at Buffalo. wththo
of N Y Central and Buffalo N. 7. City Rail- pads. for
Mar FORK Albany. Roston. Rieesra FALLS &c. &e andat
Erie With Trains Philade rhs Erie B. Rfor -rsburg
Tfihdelihfa Baltimore. Washington. &c. 'A 'i
Dav Express Eastsnd West eonec az G7sd with Trans
the Erie Pittsburgh Road for Inesville Meadvile
Jamestown, &c Pa. p -Fari H. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
CLEvELANp, Oct. %, 1855. =.
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To REYoyE GREAsE Isox SILK-Tsts q
Ienp Of magnesia. spd rub is wet over the
spot, Let II drys then brush the powds'
Of and the .pet viii dissPPesI..ln !. !.
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sCuaE FOR A FELos AN old Physician
gives the following as a newer failing cure
for a fe Ions AS sooa az The parts begin TO
swell get some tiuc,ase eofi lobelia, and
wrap Ithe part affected with a cloth sstu.
rated thoroughly with the tiucture. and
the lelos w;N SOMA he dead. saag sci sfi .
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ASEcborE OF GREELEY Tie Ny. eot.
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
relates the following: Persons well 40
qnainted with Horace Greeley are. aware
that, with all his smisbility and good heart
edness, he is not particularly orthodox
You remember, no doubt, the solicitude OF
one Of his extremely, pious friends whe
asked him, when bis lwo daughters were
ill some years since. i they had been hap.
tized. 'Oa. no. said H. g., but they
have been vaccinated. "hi n99R'sd ssat'eaa
90 An earnest advocate of forsign missions
fofced himself into The presepcs of the lIi.
6upe's editof-in ;chief in ths Bible. house tbs
other day, while be wss bard at work on
his Conf CT and importuned him 70 SUBJ
scribe to the cause Tue veteran Journal.
ist looked up from his nsnuscript.ia q very
choleric mood, and said ecrusily, Don,s
ask me to, give saythng for the salvation
Of souls. am convinced looking sigDih.
cantly at the iotruder) not half as mary
people 60 10 h-lnoS as ought to- 3dT
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-.b9ifiam y'9a l9bfFo 8l9F yldl baa
Eaos I'D 10 bIs9d gsn sioT1sa AZ 8sdW
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| = Il has bssn decided lslsly ,las : boy
found 90 . aanh aoes-s.sP may not lnssss'
CARLY b bis ktsp son. as o. yi7se a %

- isa0J U l9td ms0i bnaa blV3a on laa
boa a9n cd uid ssa9 o. sIss ysai i /.
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Ito nWoul saH uNihH Hfal l'alN Ih-I |
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