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MEDICAL
GsTRENGTIE 20 THE vyEAE!
~ YOUTH TO THE AGED
BIOKRENE
OR
LIFE REJUVENATQR.

Ae-This preparation is unequaled as a Reiuvena
tor and Restorer of wasted or inert functions.
The feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will find the Biokrene to be
what its name implies, Life Rejuvenator which,
while 1t builds up the shattered constitution will also
impart to the feelings the brsknesS and energy which
belong to youth
n matter by what cause any organ has become en-
teebled II Its functions this superb preparation win
remove that cause at once and forever
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS IN.
"a PAGII1, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, Loss
MENTAL INCIDENCE, EMACIATfON. ENNtff
1T HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM; and al! who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities earnestly advised 10 seek
cure IN this most excellent ard unequaled prepare
ton.
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANGUID. the DESPAIRING
the OLD should give this valuable discovery 9 trial
1t will be found totally different from all othor
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak
nesSes OF all kinds, as it will restore tho wasted
strength with wonderful permanence.
1t Is also grand tonic and will give relief in Dys
pepsia with the first dose. brief persistence in its
will renovate the stomach to degree of perfect
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for s. Solo
by Druggists generally.
Sent By express anywhere by addressing
HUICHlNGS Il HILhYER,
ProprietOrs, No. q Dey street,
Gold By SETH S. HANCE,
tlUS Baltimore street,
&C Z4-oh Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEBRUARY l. 1866

Treasury that the Treasurer of the United States,
the Assistant Treasurers at New York Philadelphia
and Boston, and the designated repositories at Bal
umore and Cincinnati have been instructed to dis
continue. on and after the first of February next en-
suing, receiving depost for temporary loan at six
per cent They have been instructed to receive such
deposits in lawful money and after that date at
i've per cent interest. payable ten days notice
alter thirty days from date of deposit
TAX ON NATIONAL BANK SHAREHOLDERS
several cases, nyolvi the right of States TO tax
the share holders of national banks on argument
to the Court Of Appeals of New York by the Second
National Ra Bank Of Utica and two Albany banks
maine, of Albany, and Mr.. Sedgwick, of Syracuse,
appear for the banks and Mr.. Parker of Albany
ana NJ kervan, of Utica defend the right of the
tax was opened by Mr.. Reynolds. The question in
VOWED is very important one and the cases excite
nueh interest among persons interested in national
banks. They are test cases brought up under the d
Banks.
~, THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.
The bill introduced by Representative Morrill, as
10 the meaning of certain parts of the internal reye
dividends in scrip money thereafter declared due,
ana whenever the shall be payable to stOckhold
ers, policy holders or repositories" shall mean all
ulVldends IN scrip or money to whosoever PAYABLE:
and all stockholders, policy holders repositories or
parties whatsoever, including non-resdents whether
holders" shall include non-residents whether citi-
zens or aliens.
1t is declared the duty of persons making returns
OF the lists OF incomes or property taxed to state
whether the amounts given stated according to
their value IN legal tender currency, and that the
penalties imposed by law in every case of refusal so
to state shall be charged by assessors Section fourth
provides that when the returns stated in coined
money the assessor shall reduce them TO equivalents
in currency. The Secretary of the Treasury is an
thorzed to prescribe rules by which this principle is
applied to all returns lists, assessments and collec-
tions.
AWARDS FOR WAR VESSELS.
The Secretary OF the Navy sent to the Senate to-day
the records of the Naval Board convened at Brook
Ign in June last to examine the claims for the cost of
our war vessels above the contract prices from which
1t appears that awards were made for thirty-seyen
wooden double epders, amounting to S6l4a74; for
SIX do9ble-enders, S356,SiS; for three tug boats
clad propellors Milwaukee and Wiunehago, S59, 6i3;
for the iron-clad 0nondaga, SS go river and harbor
monitors S65665l; for the draft monitor Nawbce
500 for the monitor Camanche, 3l7s99G; with
$50 600 more in the courts for the last named vessels
claimed costs by the contractors. These sums are
all awards IN addition to the amounts specified in the
original contracts.
Elder knaNn snpakinr Of lono ,,roverc
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
HBERKINs, sFERN d co.'s.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The increasing popularity our brands Of these
me Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should that
our copyrighted label, bearing our name place Of
business, and the State Seal Of California, is uDon
each bottle
The following Wines are now offered by u.s. with
our guarantee OF their entire purity.
WHITE, OR HOOK VINE.
VI a hight straw color, very delicate, fine favored,
superior 'S Z oi RNGE Etqe 70 HocA or Rhine
h. rlfh and naturally sweet Vine much admired
makes fine wheys and tellies. 1t is a fine dessert
Wine and well adapted for Communion purposes
This superb Vino is made from selected cranes II
Is very delicate ana will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines Of Europe.
ms deep red color Of good body and fine flavor
II Is becoming very popular where slightly gstrinr-
eht ana DELEGATE StImulant is desired. Being entirely
natural me, II will agree with the most delicate
VINE BTTTERS.
These are made in our own cellars from our own
Wines, and will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY.
Dstlled from the second pressing Of the grape and
is pure and Desirable article.
- J, k. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
alter searching and careful analysis Of our Wines
PIonounce' them all pure, and admirably adapted
Tor the use OF the sick and debilitated
Dr. JACKSON, the well-known Chemist of Boston.
comedies with this opinion u D00'OH'
Ihe Boston Journal, Transcript, Traveller Satur-
- -, e-5iis N'HoIle' NsW DIX EVenlng Post, Ir-
oune, and large portion the press throughout the
gII2-!hIt!L nave IN lending articles upon American
Wines, extolled the superior merits Of these Wines
Inc VINE convention, held at Cleveland, Ohio.
Where our wines came in competition with all the
leading brands of Western Wines, awarded five
premiums out of six to our Wines
Jhe Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion ex-
yer Medal.
G. ". PIER Z CO.,
No, 81 SGuth Charles street,
Baltimore.
Let Americans support American industry.
1aC-S
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EtITY COLLECTORS 0FFICE,

~ BALTIMORE, January t. 1856.
In accordance with the Ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore relative to the sale of
property for unpaid benefits due on opening streets
notice is hereby given to the or owners of the
Lots described below, and numbered on the plat for
opening Calhoun street. the amounts assessed there
charges be paid before MONDAY, the 5th of FebTu o
boundaries, at the Merchants Exchange, Second
street, at o'clock P. NJ, said day, to the highest
bidder. The terms of sale are that the purchaser or
purchasers shall pay to the City Collector within
twentyfour hours after the purchase the amount Of
the assessment and costs thereon. the balance of the
and day from the time IF purchase and all said
lots Will be sold subject to such taxes as are now or
may hereafter be levied by the State of MARYLAND
and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
No 7.Beginning for the same at the southeast cor
ner OF Calhoun and tayette Streets thence eastery
on south side OF Fayette street twenty-four feet:
thence southerly parallel to Calhoun street one hun
dred and eighty feet to an alley there situated thence
westerly north side of said alley tWenty-four feet
to Calhoun street. AID thence northery on the cast
side Of Calhoun street about hundred and eighty
feet to the beginning. Assessed to Philip L. Thomas
No l5Begnnng for the same at the northwe5.
corner of Lanvale and Calhoun streets thence north
erly on west side of Calhoun street one hundred and
twenty two feet thence westerly parallel to Lanyae
street about one hundred and Ity-seven feet to Nor
rs alley; thence Southerly east side of Norris aey
one hundred and twenty-five feet to Ianyale street:
and thence easterly north side of LanyaIe street
about one hundred and fty-seven feet to the begin
nlng Assessed to DR.. Thomas Edmondson's es-
No. 4l.-Beginning for the same at the northwest
corner OF Calhoun and Thompson streets; thence
northery west side of Calhoun street about three
hundred and eghty-tour and three fourths feet tn
Adams street, thence westerly south side of Adams
street about hundred and fty-seyen feet to No
RS alley thence southerly side of said alley
about three hundred and eighty-four and three
tourths tect to Thompson street, and thence eastery
on north side Of Thompson street about one hundred
and hfty-seyen feet to the beginning. Assessed to
DR.. Thomas Edmondsons estate .,,....,.....15gl on
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
Ja4-Tn&N&dS City Collector.
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Elder Knapp, speaking of long prayers,
once said: t"When Peter endeavoring to walk
upon the water to meet his Master, and was about
sinking had his supplcaton been as long as the in
PRODUCTION to one Of our modern prayers before he
got through he would have been fifty feet under
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WAR. JOHNSTON
Ely BALTIMORE

Id. 'oHNsT EeTrrvopu
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDER ERIC KFsyTiiR{EEEEAfh'
y, Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
the most certain speedy, and OILY efeGtual remedy
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
involuntary Discharges Impotency, General Debil-
Confusion Of IDEAS Papaton Of the Heart f mi9
lty. trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness Dis
eases Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach Bowes-those terri
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their VIC
Ulysses! bighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipatons' rendering MdaaFFi2ge &C. impossible
Office No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore strest, few doors from
the corner; Fail not to observe Name and Nunber
EAR. a. HUE'F, of Paris, still continues his sue
~ cessful treatment Of CONSUMPTI0N. Sevcra
residents of Baltimore, in advanced stage of the
ed TO- App p at biz Office afR DE s
Of Eayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary.
land. jel9-ly
HE. a. HUET, Graduate of the Medical Facul-
- t. of Paris, (France) Member of the Medical
discoverer of tho only Remedies for Diseases Of pr
Recent case. cured in from 70 to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, nyeterate and constitutional
diseases such SIS have been abandoned as incurabIe
are speedily and permanently cured The treatment
adopted by him is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris, and its uni
yerssl in practice of 10 years has proved
beyond doubt that the worst cases readily yield
and thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system, especially all Of constitutional de-
bility nervous diseases which coon or late turns ID
consumption and all the evils entaiIed by certain
pernicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
marriage, and to those who are suffering the evil
effects OF improper indulgences, of whatever kind,
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
yigor, in brief period, by applying to one who's
skill and experience can be relied on. 10 eror5aan
or anprofessional charges ''"
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
and private manner. oAAo"'
Office sog lt east corner of FAYETTE and FRED
EnIoh otIeEhtH. je19-ly
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gHSFIEs rs TO GIVE NOTICE-That the snb-
scrbeF has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
sona estate ofANN WATKINS late Of said All chg per
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby, warned to exhibit the same,
with the voucher, thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day July next they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate
make immediate payment. W
Given under my hand this 4th day of January, 1861
LAVINIA A. MEDAIRY,
Jal3-law4w~ drntn
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK. Jan. 3t.-Cotton is frm-Sales of 800
bales at 1850 cts. Flour is quieales Of 900 bbls
Wheat very dul!-Sales of 1900 bushels New Amber
State S245 Corn closed with m advancing tendency
and prices have declined ct.-Sales of49G00 bushei-
at S5@S7 cts. for Mixed. Pork closed heavy-Mess
1885,. lard unchanged. Whisky dull at $2.25@2.21
Groceries dull Naval Stores dull; Petroleum dull.
Freights dull. Cotton per steamer = Ct Gold 1895
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BOARD of Trade,

Committee Of Arbitration for January
HENRY F. Z0ILICKOfFER,
WM L. MONTAGUE. JR., IHos. X. MATTHEW'S Jr'
H.. IRVINE kEYsER, THOMAS GOODWIN.
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s3s5Es5sz TORR ROAD GXD,.

~ sfsSssE=sE2 T0RA ROAD Rail-.
sGAs3E5F II EIsc.szIJ WAY.
On and after MONDAY next. Nov. 18th, cars will
except y noon '
Night car for Towsontown at Il P NJ
Leave Iowsontown every hour from A. NJ to 7
NJ, except Y noon. no5
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ahFEICE az IA y S'spsEF5 :llS47F AZ. aFEA5fI
~ BOAT COMPANY. FLANNIGAN'S WHARF.
8ALTIHoRg, September z. 1865,
4 CARD
statsuent having been circulated among the
mercantile community that the "COiMERCTAL"
outside line of Steamers hetweeu tais port and
and is 10 he withdrawn st the convenience of the
owners the undersigned wishes TO correct such mis-
etatenant and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
ments have been completed - keep up regular com
munication for me yeGr8, The extensive docks al
Pior No II North River, New York, and Flannisan;s
wharf in Baltimore have been lsaSed for that period
end afford dock accommodation UNSURPASSED nv an1
line in either port Three FIRST class freight Steam
ers. viz, the SEA GULL, FALCON, and EGfG-
FISHER. viii mako regular and rapid connection
gf4gment during thai tiR.s -'E "
JACOB r. SgyyLT.
0ASz1-
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SHIPPING.

sS6 FOR WELLINGTON, N.C.-"Mitchell's
kSESA Regular Line" to sail with dispatch. The
.=a4azS new schooner NADAB, Capt johnson, is now
loading and having large part of her corgo engaged
will sail with dispatch. Freight taken at reduced
rates. For terms apply to NJ. A. MITCHELL,
2Spear's wharf.
Agents in Wilmington, Russell & ELLIS. ja31-tf
TT FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER
eSsI4E The fine coppered schr. WEST DENNIS,
eESS Capt. Crowell; stores $500 bbs. Apply to
KELSEY & GRAY,
fel-St cor. Buchanan's wharf and Pratt Street
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l. sEss - ElCE; 7IOHD- FREnF.
So - RICkSBURG AND PGTO-
MAC K. RIO IRA FELLERy GOING sol Urn
TWICE DAILY. Cg,naoy P. II. Egccy..d)
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

- "a E-essfHfszsE Grange ANg
~ NJ 7z5 ~ 4 LE&AND RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
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-, Mail Fast Line Pittsburg and Eric Exnres, md
Pittsb9rg and Emira Express make close c1rnp.-;-s
with the Pepnsylvania Central Railroad n Garri.o
9uTg Tor flttshgrg, Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
vile, Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest
and Southwest Mail and Express Trains comet az
al points in Northern, Central and Western View
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Firemen's Insurance Company.
OFFICE on THE NORTHEAST CORNER CT SOUTH AND
SECOND STREETS.
ENSURES against less or damage by fire on all de-
scriptiOls Of property within the limits of the city
HENRY ?. DUHURST,
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AFEEGE as ia - S'SssE "a cs4s4iF AZ. SEEAssI
~ BOAT COMPANY. FLANNIGAN'S WHARF.

Let Americans support American Industry.
ac2-+fr
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On FRIDAY NEXT, February d.
The Steamship FANNIE will sail from the wharf
foot of West Falls avenue. for Savannah, on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February I'd, at o'clock
For freight CT passage, apply to
J. BRANDT Jr,
ja29-5t IS Light street Wharf
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York Accommodation No, 4........... qI5
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira Express.
will not stop between Baltimore and ParktaU i
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
UrGays ~"'
Pittsburg and Elmi-a Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ev
cept on Sundays g.
Elm ElmiTa Express arrives daily except Mondays.
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DARKNEss FOR FATTEaINs AFiMALs:-.I
All animals fatten better in The dark than
in the light, and Ibis can. only be account
ed for by the increased quiet. tn the dark
the auimal remains perfectly quiet, while
ia tho light the reverse is often. the case,
Some kinds Of stock which are the most
irritable in confinement, as turkeys and
geese, are found to lay on fat best when
confined in the dark, and fed only at sta
ted perinds. There is no sureE proof that
a pig is doing wAlIsthan TO- see him eat bis
meal quickly, and goSto bed TO sleep: iii
feeding again. Germantown Telegraph
VI should like to know if tobacco IL 90
ing to be any cheaper this season or uot,"
AS he thumded the weed into his meers-
chaum. THAT will doubtless be much as
the public che@s," (choose) responded
wag, as he thrust a quid into his cheek.
An Illinois editor, speaking Of a rogue
who lives in his vicinity, says :'The rascal
has broken every bauk, and Jail, and Sab.
bath, we have hal in this county for the
last five years.
~ Lawyer who was trying a case in the
Supreme Court the other day, said be had
two witnesses in court in support Of the
cause OF his client, and that they would be
sure TO speak the truth. for he had no OPP
portunity of communicating aoish them !
IA good looking, intelligent, we'll dressed
tidy and prepossessing white girl" has mar
ried big Sambo, about seven degrees
blacker than bucket of coal tar. Ma
ted doves
Two souls but with single thought,
Two colors mixed as one.
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& .
y A clever' poliaca' JeV u esprit nppea
in the indianapolis Herald that will prob,
bly, survive the passing interest in the elec
tious. It Is a. follows:
sre them on their winding way.
:, Acres. the hills aud down The glade,
!. They're going South toburu and slay:
90 The Torch aud TurpSntihe brigadei
'l',s Ds. r;rec'stl,. flaming march
T." Pa o. sports the bread ard wine;
Ih' Ma ok C"hh'er" waves the Torch,
viii e .Thadd.us' totes the TuI pentine.
As,,ids al ass Of montroua size.
Whose ears are as tho st epes tall
With whetted swords on both his thighs,
Rides forth the fiery Hannibal
Fierce as the frenzied unicorn,
With rolling eyes and welLpois.d head,
Bold "Horace" blows his pewter horp,
To give the cohorts time and trial.
On either flank the hummers Turk,
And Anna D. shall hold the sack,
Jack Hamiton shall play the Turk,
While sooty Fred" shall play the Jack.
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EGGS IN WINTER.

Give the manufacturers. materials to
make them with, and a comfortable place
to walk in. Let the eggless say what they
will, We know what we assert, that it is per.
fectly feasible to keep the hens laying all
tho winter. Give them animal food to
supply the place OF insects they catch in
summer, and let them have warm place
10 run into, with plenty Of unfrozen water,
not snow, and frequent taste of green
food, such as cabbage leaves, potatoes, ETC.,
remember 10 supply gravel for their grind.
ing mill, and lime to make shells OUT of,
and we will warrant the animals to repay
all the care and food, in nice plump eggs
no matter what the particular breed may
be. Try it.
A hen without some kind of meat, and
gravel, and lime, compelled to eat snow for
water or 60 without, cannot make eggs. If
she has to keep constantly changing from
standing on one foot to the other to keep
both from freezing, she can't stop to think
about getting up eggs. If all she eats and
can digest, must be expended in keeping
the heat of her body, she hasn't room
outside for an egg of respectable size, and
though her instincts may sometimes induce
her to produce thin a,elIed "pul-
let's egg' at the expense Of limo 10 her
bones, her pride revolts against such a
dwarfed production, and she seldom fur.
nishes beyond two or three.
Give mad m hen the odd bits of fresh
meat, and the other fixings named above,
not forgetting the water, and make her
quartors so free from cold air holes that she
is comfortable and she can't help giving
attention to her natural occupation of man.
ufacturiog eggs, much to her own satisfac-
ton and the profit of the owner.-Ag,i
culturalist. ~.
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The BRAIN IN SLEEP.-The prircipal I
evidence as to the state of the human brain
IN sleep, is derived from, the observation of
woman in Montpelier-a case well
known and often quoted. She had lost
portion Of tho skull cap, and the brain and
its membranes were exposed. When she
was in deep or sound sleep the brain Law
motionless when she was dreaming, it
became elevated, and when her dreams,
which she related on waking, were vivid or
Al" eres'ing. The lwain rnrruding through
ia aperture. This condition has
.',,"en rxperimana!ly brought about
s51s"d observed in snirnals. and the same re-
:.nit has been seen namely, that in sleep
he surface OF ,the> bain and its membranes
became pale, the veins ceased to be. dis
tended, and ouly few small vessels con
taining arterial blood were discernible.
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j. b F. SLOAN.

j. B. SLOAN,
General Commission Defchanf,
''.'s' (, BRO Hxw & cos WRARf..tssss.' -
r'~@ Charleston, ~. C1..E
COLLECTS consigomsnts Of f.-CeTrOE> and
~ otnsr, PRODUCE. spd stsndsrs his eeryi.
;ees for abs Purchase Of Merchandise sand Plan
tAtion Supplies.
= Refers to Gen. 8. MeGowan, j. j, Cunning.
hnrn. Abbeyiilr G. II; r. H; Bradley. W bite
Bsn; Bailay. Psrks h Baily, Gresnwpod:;S Sam
ipohnalq. Dqhnsadsyitle; Wa: Griffin, s Sinsty.
Six 4 ~. -. Oct.t 10. 1860, bts =:
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BA & HEARD eco, !;

+ YXEAREHoIfaEsna fsompissionA AsEshshts,
ssss isa ass s's;s 5 ssssai FL
sattsnlioa t6t tksst md ssls of sElnlton aud
sEo,s pf6aapst ysstnnasdk& Eibsfsf Oash Ad-,
s6s8sSsatt lfinsEo prednct sia Store.
siass 9 Assss slsp s., spps /. a &ssosR'