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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

g8eun bu bid beim 9lnfauf zines
Bferbcs zines Sbierar;teS be6ienit, 70
,bonorire OeuieIben anitanOis un0 laiIe
iba nidt in 8erludun9 fii9ren!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

8eurtbeile unO taufe Elm 8fero nur
nod benz gBertb, tutl6en es zines be-
itinmteu 8tuefes iuegen fur bid bat
unb mad Der 9lbfdt, in iueIder ou eS
bertuenben piIIitl (9. s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06
Observation-Disclosures.
Die scbn 6ebOte beim NferScs
Slnfauf.

g8enn bu Elm BferO nidt gu beurtneil<
en- Deritebif 10 nimm einen beipabrten
Sreun6 ODER einen braben unb re6ti6afs
fenen Sbierarst, falls Oieie 8ferbefenner
linO nit gum Sanrel!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

Beiie Die Sllfe clues 4sferoemdtlers
ODER S9muiers tets bon birl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

saufde MEL (gs sibt feiir tuubreres
Spridtuort ais: ), 9Ber 2uit gu tuili@en
bat, Der bat 2lrit gu betriisen.")
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

Betru6te ME Elm sefero nit einem
gorurtbea unO sepObne bid, Elm ioIdes
mad ieinem Sutaleinbrud 81 beurtbeil.
en-! "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

YferocS elneS Sbterar5teS beolenlt, 10
,bonorire OerieIben anftanois un0 lalIe
Jpn nidt in 8erludm9 fii9ren!
III.
Beiie Die 5ilfe clues @feroemdtlers
ODER S6muierS itetS bon birl
".
Saui6e ME! (Gs sibt fein tpabreres
Spri9port ais: ,g8er 9uit gu tuui6en
bat, Der bat 2lrit gu betriisen.")
V.
9nB ben Sanbelsmann ME nterfen, bab
Dir elm Rferb beionbers gefdatl (Gr miro
natiirlid pieI nebr forberu, aIS er font
setbun baben iuiirbe.)
s. VI.
8aufe ME Elm aufailenb fd0nes unb
tbeures 8fero bon einenl fleineren unb
unbefannten 9an6elSmanne.
VII.
&allfe ME Elm 8ferb bon Semanoem,
Der ni6t einnlal 10 biel befbt, oab er Die
m0sliden Soiten zines BroseileS bes
8ablen tamil (gSo nihtS 1T, ba bat
ielblt Der 8aifer iein 8edt Oerloren.)
VIII. g
Mibtraue iebem 9anbelsmanne, Der
freiwilis fleine SSebler an ieinen su Ders
faufenben 8ferOen an9iebtl = -
(Gs 1T cine 9etp0bnlide Ofagime Der
SAMPLER, fleinere gang unbebeutenOe
iSebIe, an Den gu berfaufenOeu 8ferben
ansu9eben, UNI oaburd bie slufmertIa,us
feit ser &aufluitigen bon gr6beren uno
beSeutenberen @ebredben ab3uIenten unb
ben Sdein Der @brlidfeit fir lid gu
baben.)
| TX
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06
Son Cincinnati,
bur@ bic
Sltlnntic< unb grobe peitlide Gilenbabn
arei SurdbIaufenbe 8se per!aen Cincinnati tasIi@;

BI. Gireete ger5insunssn ~, SaIamoHs@
Der esGifenbobn. s!eii,s q
gSs- gu glansfeI0 nit gitsbura Sort Sap
un0 GbicagosG iisnbobn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06

8aufe ME Elm auTaileub fdOnes unb
tbetres Yfer6 bon einent fleineren unb
unbefannteu 9anoelSmanne.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-06
gRi& fiae gSerprn1nnno.

Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, States
of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Assistant Commissioners Office,
Nashville, Tenn, April 2, 1866.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22


THE wondcrfuI FIcxibiliiy and great eetg-
fort hnd pIeaxufete 20 any Ludy wearing The DI-
pLEx EiLfpTlC SKIRT win be cxi,erirurcd
pariicnIsriy In I'll crowded assscmbties, eper
fas, carriages. raiirnad cars, church Pevs, arm
chairs, ief psssnsds ssa nouse ass. = .hs
small place a. cash y and copsenieniiy as dIk
AZ ninsiin dress, an Invaluable quality 10 nrtno-
line, not found ID any Single sprin0 skirt
A lady haying enjoycd the l'ieasurer conn
fort, and great convenience ~ weatiag The De-
plcx Elliptic Steel Spring SKIRT Coz single day |,
iheir sss por Children e Xi'.ss snd Young
LAdies they are superior 70 III 0shefs.
Thcy ~Ili sot bend o. break like she Single
Spring. bat viii preserxr theft perfect and
graccsul shape wheH tlifve or feaf tAs:inafS
Skifis aili hare been ttfpwn aside ~ nsciess
The Hoops are covered With double ard sseis..d
thread aad tIse lssft1bi fSds ave not only donbir
sprinss. but sNioe (cf doahitl epvsresk pfessr
ting them Koni wearing ouf wbeu dragging
down sf0Dl5s. slslfs, &c.
The Du,,Iex EiAyfisisa frtaffasetise wish
al isaits audi unisrrsslly .rdCopsnlrpsied W
The Fashion Magazine ~ ihr Ntanaard Skirt u
the Fashionable World.
10 cssI,y slsr fs.llosinr incsiisna hir mifanlsses
In Csineliae, VIZ superior .9saiity, perfect
manufacture. stylish shape aud Nnifl,, HeFsbili.
~. dnfahiiify, csmfnft ard ECONOMY, euqs3ra
mr J. ". Bs&sgxx's UcFLu EkIffIf. ef Double
sprisr skitt, and y ufq y'm gsi ihs gsnu'pe
article.
CAUTION s..-To guard seaihes Isspbsisien bs
pasiieniar H. ntstiSe that sksfts ofkVsd ~ spE-
fLkxp have Tho rcd ink stamy, va. ~ w
Nfndietsk DaAiex Elllpfir Stftf Hpfingh," ugoa
lRs raisshansf A~neuc ofhbFa ARE grhulBr. Aisg
Notice that every fipup VIII ssisai. PIN beipg
passed llst0aah the centre, thus revealing thS
fua tsr sloai,ls fpFinGs hfsissd fsrethtt shsfe.
Ia, which i ilss keetef ~ thetF hrsliiiissy and
Afeueib. and eoniinatipa not 70 be hisnd IN
sns other skin.
fOR sALEin sll aiersr wbese ffst risss
skirts are sold thfoarhoas ihs pnited ktsses as~i
cieewhere.
Manufactured BY iise Soir 0wasss oI De
NESTS, BRADLEY & CARY.
~ CilamhFfs A v Hsede Sis., y J.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

w FhAtfVH HtAbfe tf
Wien he summer breczes have died away,
B Andlthc Autanp winds are dreaF, s
Ard The forests hare changed green sSsst array
For The hues of fbe dying year s
There COMES a season, brief and bright,
WHEN tl,e zephyrs brcashs ssisI, ! gentle ~ sll,
iAad he ssh.Isas plsys with . sofsss light, Z
Like she snpmer's tast f4reveiL
ThsAgiIiisnt dyes IL she asiamh wsods
. Have gladdcned the forest bowers, N =
Ard aeckcd their psshIeas soII,pdes,
Tikea bioomieg waste of Howers
In she hidden depshs no sesnd IL huard' iaa
Save how andmurmufing wall,
A ! The rsenisF leaves are gently stirred
! Dy .he breasA af he dying gale.
The heasy elonds IN si.s neilew tight
Fioa, \ Id ths. .hr~ses BY, 81. -
Where lhe fsr OF mouBtaIn's misty height =
Seems minxiing with tist Ky
And lhe ,ianeing streams rejoIes agaia,
In ,hs glow of ihe goidsp sna
Ard The aeckx ARE glad IN The grassy plain,
where the spafkilng waters RIM.
'Tis season u dccp and quiet thought,
shdtt brings esim 70 the breast; d
AID tise bteken heart and the misd o'efwrcugit
4 May lnd, 10 lesstillsess rsss.
POS .se gentle soies q the dying year,
From fSfsH and ssany plain.
sIs sweet ~ u falls on che npnrnrf's ear.
And N spirh sorgets iispain.
Yea over ~ lss naassllnr Tiosm.
That ss,Ideas she gaEer's heart
For soos hall ths Aus.mn' varied bIooa
From DE forest trees depart; 80
The bgIghtfesses ~hifil 10 The eddyiag sit,
Tlssir bcaasifd siss. ara fsdisg sAss,
Ard The moap,ais teps viii ssen te bare,
I And tis tn,Iiaa Sasnmer past.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22
Indian Adventure In Ohio.

dttffA itfi2t --~-~-~
In the year.l1i,2, on the b ahs of tbe
Iieekheskiug, few miles above is
iuneiioa With ihs Ohio, stood small
s.Dekaae, then oae Of The frontier posts
af the Sorsh.wssa. I,s inmates had
beca annoyed W repeassd atiaekf of In.
dians; but. protected by works and ac.
saaie,i By the hnriy eournEe Of lissir
class, they bad unifvrsaly rapaIsed their
ASSISTANTS, sad frequently with consid.
cradle loss.
some time ii the month of October,
Intelligence reached The little garrison
,hss the savages were rFeparisg 90 cx-
yxdIsion sesinst The settlements 10 great
forco A ceunSil was instnsdiAscly held,
aud scouis we're sent out with ipssrao.
tions 70 ascertain, II possible the easa.
Der Of the enemy, and the probable
point u attack. Two Of these, nAn'cd
Meclolland aud White, aseesded the
river as far az the picturesque proucn,c
n now kaowa " Mount Pleasant, the
summit Of which commanded an extcn.
siye yicw cf The surrounding country.
Here tho sso scouts t0ck their STA
ton, aud we're not long IN discovering
the objects 81 their search, The smoke
% an eaca,apmeht rising thrcugh the
trees betrayed she presence ef ihei'
foes, al dissancs much more adapted
10 scrutiny than to the safesy of ,hs
watchers. Every day brought fresh nc.
cessions % the Warriors and every ocp
arrival was greeted With prolonged and
cxuliaut yells. Snch sounds were well
calculated 70 arpal those towhonl they
we're unfsmiIiar, bat 70 our gallant
scouts they served Ike martial music
10 string The nerves and sair the spirits
From carly lie they had lived on lhS
frontier II was ngs LIKELY, therefore
tia. they would either be eircumvcnted
| by their foes, or without a desperate
struggle fsll victims % tho seslpinp
| knife. '
On several occasions snall parties
LEFT tho cncamptneut and mcsndcd .h'
bill, at which times The scoun wonIt
hide 10 elch Of the rocks, Of erccl
among the branches of some fallen tree
I'LL the danger was past For food shcl
depended On thssapply n thoir knap
sacks, for they dared not kindle frc
and the report of Que Of their rifIci
would have precipi,a.ed upon them CHI
entire band of saYagcs. II had recent
lly raincd, aud pool of water among
the rocks served them for their drink
In few days, however, this disap
,,earsd ;sand ihc alternative was pre-
scented Of hudiDg aucw supply cr7aban
dobfng their undertaking.
MccIcllaud volunteered to make th'
trial Carryipg bis srusty rife IN hi
band, and with two canteens strung a
cross his shoulders, he carefully deseen
ded to the verge Of the prairie, aus
keeping within the thickcts Of haze
which skirted the hills, directed BIZ
course to the river, on tho bank o
which be had tho good fortune q fine
a gushing spring, from whose waters h
allied his cauteeus and returned 10 safe
| ty.
The success Of the enterprise deter
PINNED the two friends "a have 4 fresl
supply Of water daily, and the task .
procuring twas 10 be performed alter
nately, The next day, when Witt
had aIIed his eanteeus, he sat > fcw mo
msilis waiching tho limpid element i
il gprgled dlsem the earth, while tha
emp|oyed, sound Of light sosisssp
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

I'd ESTERBR00K 4 co. scel Pen
Street, Philadelphia, ~ John StliAt, New
These Celebrated Pens are lof fenninc
leading style 10 the Market, and areequal ii
best imported. They are, thcrelorel sure 70
gnin the confidence Of Tie American public.
llso Samples ana prices ~ application.
Lots Made 10 Order, Of any pattern or
stamp required
= pe4~ For Sale totI,e Trade a the Manu-
hcturer's Warehouse, as above aud at
retail BY al Staiieners, BookscIlers and
News Dealers in tho United States.
I. I " 4. r, ESTERBR0OK q co.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22


PgEcIous MoRsELs. he following
is tho bill Of fare at rcceut banquet Of
the Peanut Society, Of Pitisburg, ID as-
soeiaiion madeup Of the 'iue" young
men Of che city:
Whale soup, BY tho quantity; hum.
ming birds tongues lair tight j roast
elcphauts, stuffed with oysters; gnats
bills lpnd landlords too j kangaroo fit.
tors koodleheck aud scifocs; qaailss
phcasants, rabbits, woodcock, sauhogs,
canary feet, nightingale sgissards, chow.
chow, curry, giraffe steak, aud hippapoti
anus on half shell, &c.
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...,....--- WESTERN r,,~vr..
MARYLAND ~
R AILR 0 AID.
Change of Time.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, May 2iat, 1866,
the fruins viii run as follows.
Edsi,cdrI. Leave Union Bridge AZ i.45
A. NJ, 8 A. NJ md 80 Z. II.
Leave Westminster ut 5s40 A.. NJ. and
g.45 A. NJ, and 2.57 p. NJ.
West,catd. ~ Leave Baltimore at els 4.
NJ, $50 p. NJ, aud $50 =. NJ.
Arrive At Westminster AZ il.43 A. NJ,
600 P. NJ. aud 500 T. ".
Arrive at Union Bridge at f2.27 p. NJ,
G.5G p. M. and 4. ~ j.. NJ.
psA. Freight I'raius daily each Ways tex
ecpt Sunday.)
oar An Express Freight Car leaves Cal.
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays aud
snndays, at g.s0 p. M.--buf aiI goods for
tl,at ear mast be delivered before 800 =. NJ.
For any Information in regard 70 Freights
or Cars, apply 10 the undersigned bt West.
minister.
?. II. IRWIN,
may 2a-if Sup't,
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'fsls sis 49, II ADvAscH

- W
I, z sLa;,1a 5.,;;ss IS 4 vaasore from his
ye,s;.:ssass.. xIIanciu., from conceal
n,cpt IL ~ thc stalwart savage, viii
overy i. muscle nossed prepared 10 take
the icsp. with the saiItysof 4 deer he !,
3asc / bound: But instead 81 reaching
tks roek his progress VAS atrested Is
.fhooph 81 some mysterious convuIsion
lds iimbs and body, and he fell reIt
down tI.e rocky slope, d distance of
hff ct. IIo bad evidently received !
death III from some unknown hand
aud 4 bIe shout from below announ<
ced thc If f''yesitc warrior. Y
a rev mo- nts suikced Ia prove that .
the advantags unex pcetaaIy saSsed !
would DC of sl'oF duration, for already
another Indian W seen approaching
the coyef recently oce ~ his CON-
Eradc. Agsia the attaee in front was
resumed with Increased ovy, u ~ to
engage me hxed attention both the
scouts VITA This diversion "a hh fa-
yor, the second warrior prcpared 70 take
the leap essayed By has predecessor
VIII Che spring q tiger, the fierce
and wary savage darled towards the
coveted rock; but the same unseen hand
had Intercepted biz career and turning
I . complete somersault ~ the ah, hin
body rolled down the declisity 70 join
that Of bis companion
This last mysterious sacrifice struck
dismay % the hearts Of the assaiIaBts,
who, i being now suasct, withdrew 10
deyise modes Of prcccdure--a' respite
which came seasonably 70 the scouts,
wearied a. they were BY The prolonged
aud unequal conflict
y was nov that The absence Of the
girl Was hrst discovered; and the pioneers
supposed she had either fed through
terror % her former csptors, Or been
killed IN the fight. But theg were not
long kept IN snspcnsc for 10 . few mo-
nscBss she object of their conjectures
was seen emerging from the cover Of .
rock, carrying rife in her hand. In
the heat Of the conflict, she had seen q
warrior fall some fiiiy yards 10 advance
cfshe main body and, croaehiag 10 the
undergfcwth, she had crcpt - The spot
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

%.Douald said a Scotch dame, ID
tug up to her son whats slaudS !
"A slauder, guide mithcrl Awck
dinna ken, tialess Il be an.o~eF truoie
which ono guide woniah tells on
iishcn'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

nrMrs Sick, ago 100, did in fn..
diana / few days ago sss had been
| SICK (sael for long time.
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WmrE HANDS Take a wineelal
ful Of sda ae Cbloyne and apotI,ss
lemon juice, then scrapa two eakes
brown Windsor soap 70 apaHasr, Al
mix we'll in ! mould whea hard \ y
BE- an cxecllcnt soap for whitenIng Il
hands. 7zs 4ien-
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/ Tho shove fssnssaiss bask nSw bern befass
sisf pshlie fnaBs years. Mna fhsiF frsat suseees
~ fhr nfisfi2tlssn ii huHAn snlfeSy, hRs ssritFa
fhr eDpIdifY 81 several p4stics, who sse Abe
is4ne 18Vtxthe FsIisss copy ~ ieteis, ssseae
iars and advertisements. assartspes wafd Zee
VOID. ard pnt ~ worthless compounds fbst
dik<pgeitf fhe tast strsrfaflsat aft ~ psfchasss
Ifynu eannpl vnrshAss IitGr's Ssnftftc nts.
rptk9 n yoef ptpsfifi. take ~ ofhrf, bSt sssssi
tisp ncHcy difeek b
4 Ne. JAtiIH BRyAx,
Gsnssis,na physlciaa,
Sis Hfuahwsy. New Work,
and yoa viii sstesss them ~ fet~nH ef lmsiil
pess paid, and ffes fssps ahessf st'eA.
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ceiyell At any ffme, and charged from 'ims
i 3 RDIyG soHO0L.
!z..1lss nninbal 4 Boarding Pupils duries lie
a4st year was 5emalez, aud y males, -
! The Principal >.oitns Only sfrep iemalcs
&knfo his lsimil a puanl,er &C otberx snay
I'D ,wiIl, l1I JrSl families ii she town.
Il 1ls37 %sSliiisg ~ occupy tho vacancies
nat yc, filled, win please make safiy af,pii'
cafi5p.
The ACCOMMODATIONS for Boarlcrs ass
fro separafe buihiings, hsili ol brick. That
for the Male Department Is The residence vl
the Kew. JoxArnAx MrSaoE lFather Of tho
rrinciuail. whose paiernal cnrc will be ovei
-. bonrdcrs; TINT Tor the Female Depart.
1otfspicd lg fhc Priacipal Thxs
wsl! x&,ass< communication between
these dc9l e. Each will haounsidcrcd
Al 8 fu,aiiy. al Ii home ID its boar.iefs,
AS il III y. .SCiT00L.
Snmisr of pay Pupils, daring he post
year, CO, making a total Of I05 fEpils.
ACCOMMODATIONS are fixe rvmfu9tlions
rooms, Via The Young mens fiudy r,ota--
tho boys duly fsam eyonne ialics study
room sl,e lsibsfy room, and Tho i1cciurs
room.
Nrpqgi,ac,sfs. - Primary. Preparatory md
lf'oilexIaya; three grades NJ classes In ctch
! Tl,epaftinenf- LID Music, ffeneh md Ger.
man. superior adsautagss. latin taught
gfafnitotisly.
D Espssisi attention eisen to sH osmsafasa
principles; also 20 Pepnsansl'ii, splsse and
iancyj; % Bookkeeping 70 spsllias. Read
ing aud Eiocntinn.
{ eix grade, ol Tn:siau, from "a up %
ss2 per quarter. New cifruiars just issaed.
For these ni,lress
.'gg REV. JOHN a. MGNROE.
Jslys, Principal
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II. Nitnl!!O!r,

II. Witmor,
8 ~ ~ ~. with ihe experiences ~ the sherens
q hosui2kl> Il Eafore also aasnewbsr u tllr, An
4 ~{@ti{,l Ns.i,esl fnsiiaie ~ New York, gnniifl-
- n, xttsnd IL 6;i professional caeps AZ his Of
81 Na. els filbefs street I'hilsdflphiA.
W p&trpt Mralsines arr msra ~ rsson'-
- <nd IA |: fIse remedies admieirteFed are those
y ~ki<h rii{ not break down the Constitution bai
<r>novste fhc system from ~ injarie. y mas sas
<.fs~dl from mineral medieincs and leave the
i s><srls IN healthy and perfectly rsrea con
mat dss.resiae disease and fe
zd.,}<.,rr II health and iszppincsf, nndcrmin-
snk N csnkiitatipn snd ye#ly earrying ih9s!-
s&nAs n nHfImeiy graves, ~ most en'pha'leA''
q. n N.las>iols, Al,lsrrrsiiou slat state q Mlepa-
S... .s 4. !. orse az The pieh which renders
hrrsun> H. Anahie ~ cnjevingibe pleasures "F
3sxFgorafnr he dnsics of iifs
x&n|S kriss, 70 any form y fondisiop' chr"n-
<Is311 trufe warranted chraMt
= sf,r<fst. or falling siekadA all chronic or
sss4bbsfn cases ~
49, FEMALE DrsEAsfs,
-, ,s.s,@.,ty removed; sait Rtpm ana every
6<ss1spiinn ef piesraliens Piiefnd scroiaion.
s ri } +r1tri have haliled al Nftriouf medical
skili. cad H<eared BY my frcaifntg and J %
IL IN Si..s{<.. Il IA oxsunrfid4 can he cured
5z< ~, ..x.<ssw NJ H6dfratad JackM which u =
e. y t* zsj$ ifS Ianrs aaainN q changes II
~~.fhrr IL Hi climales. Having i4csiigaied for
..,- .t : ..,,.e ,nna character affntermitients
~ $3.50 "a ,areS Ia al parts "A the unilcd
Ir.... LII ,,,,e r1rnaanenty all cAnic or Aeufe
N .~,,r nerrous iiseascs 4. few days.
. 9 ~ 80 caysd eitksm he kpifetr DrariHs
Z 49,. v,aru t,,st dread 10 the Hstnn Family
1<<.4 !. =. ~, ia rcsaoved with u or three
,XE1 Sfsar new1y discovered remsf, warran.-
4 ...% II s.ssssE "A "a II axes free Of cllAge. VIII
= @st sis;ss NV alshce II dcsire@ May hs
~Hase.s@6 hv letter ld5nfifnhaiiyD knd Medl
4 eins ssnt with proper directions Y " part q
Z. sAs e'sn'fSi e3fIcE -, sas Filbsrsa- PhiIa.
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