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LOCAL CoMMITTEE.-Ihe following
named gentlemen. constitute the Local
Committee State Fair 1866: ..., I... % ...-
l.. Tedrick, John s, Fear, w. d. Nc
Cash, Martin lAeisey, L. g. Letter, T..
Chamberlai, 1. n. Ripley, John Plerson,
John S, David, Harvey Ray, John l.
Brown, r. b. ,Rutledge. -.,...
f. We CLEAN from the Burlington Hawk
Eye: ...'.'.
A FAMILY FRACAs.-Mr. Ryan, who
keeps small confectionery at the corner
Of Main an Valley Streets, together with
his wife, made a joint attack on the broth
er Of the former Saturday afternoon, and
beat him terrible. We did not learn the
origin Of TIE difficulty The brother was
in Il poor condition to defend himself, be-
ing iulf Of bad whiskey, and he was no
match for the combined forcees
OPPOSED to him. His head was bad
lyicut up, Il great cash being made across
his forehead from the blow Of some sharp
instrument, his eyes densely blackened,
and his face bruised and pulled it like "a
bladder. 80
ph iit hta WAS thaaett u5eG n6 81 62fhE
AN accomplice in the murder of Henry A.
HoItz. Springfield, Illinois, on the night
oflhe Goth inst. Started for that place yes
terday "vening, in the custody of the Sher-
if % Sangatnon county, who came here
after him.
The Legislative Commit ee appointed to
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The Supreme Court ofLouisana has rem
dered decision in astit of 4 deposit
against Jacob Barber. that Confederate
money deposited witla banker created no
contract which could be enforced@by our
courts, that su@n IA transaction was contra
bonus m0'eS, the depositor Intending to
give circulating, as cnrrency,to one ofthe
means by which the rebellion was to be
aided and promoted. The depositor there
fore, could recover nothing and he was
dismissed With costs. Judge Isely rem
dered this decision. ....rl g.r..i 4i.I
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MARRIAGE f. gNorICHS.--An exchange
suggests the adoption OF the following
rules 10 govern the publication of mar
riage notices in future: ....' e ht.". -Ht'
"Ail notices of marriages whore no
bride cake is sent, wiilbe set up iii small
type, and poked in some .ont-of- the way
corner Of the paper. Where. II handsome
piece Of cake is sent, twill be put in con-
spi'uously large letters; when glove, oT
Otuer bride favors are added, piece or il.
Illustrative poetry will DE given in addition
When. however, the editor attends tn
ceremony in propria persona. AMI kisses
the bride, it will have especial notice
very large type, and the most appropriate
poetry that can be borrowed. begged
stolen or coInDed FROM the brain editor
ial.' .t.a G, t..W .''"tN" t... ....,r .f.
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Gleanings.


The chief stakeholder in the New York
Tribune is Dr.. James c. Aver, ofpill cele
brity. ... ......r..
Liquor is sold at 400 places in Wash
ington, one for every ninety of the popu-
lation, .s H. f .s-..... .'l. +, -..3..f .
Artcmus Ward 'ittars scathing male
dictiOnS on a Wisconsin town where he
lectured. His agent took $2.S7 at the
door, while Artemus took the measles in
side. ...,l.E -.aI .. -...-i ..sr. .....
There are all sorts of small newspapers
in New York, advocating particular inter
eSts. Among them are the Cock Tail, the
Billiard Cue, the Bowling Alley, the Cock
Pit and Rat Terrier. Even the bagnios of
the city haye their advertising mediums. d
General Grant and his family establish
ed their headquarters in the new house in
Washington on Monday. The furniture
has been brought from the Generals Phil =
adelphia mansion. The house is the cen
tire one of what WAS known as the Douglas
row, on | street, near Now Jersey avenue,
and was originally built for Senator Rice,
OF Minnesota, while he'atioining residen-
ces were occupied by Douglass and Breck-
inridge. '''...
CapItal punishment in Austria has been
abolished. .,..- ..
There is now but one Federal regiment
in Richmond, The Eles eutiI Regular In
anry. a'..5.... .w... = .. t..
Che Prince and Princess of Wales re-
Gently paid Il visit of three days to Lord
Shefaeld, and it cost that nobleman ~, 900.
Miss Rosa Murray died in a fortune tel
ler's chair in Brooklyn, the other day
The mysteries ofthe future We're revealed
TO her withoutthe idle 2ossiping of the
SOothsaye. "... a.H rT', -...i~rI si'
All Intoxicated jealous woman attempt
ed suicide in indianapolis the other day,
10y submerging herself naked in barrel
OF Water. Her husband found her III that
interesting condition alive but cool.
An Unsuccessful attempt was made
last "Wednesday night to- rob the safe of
Aiaj. Tilden, Paymaster, L. S, A., at Sp-
ringfield, Ill. The two clerks asleep in the
Office We're quoted, probably by the use Of
chloroiorm. Aiterlan unsuccessful attempt
TO unlock the safe, the burglars left, taxi ing
the wailets oi the clerks, containing about
80 ..... 49,. .
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SESs sssEF'> SAFE

Fly virtue OF special Execution to me directed
by thsClerk OF the District COu of Wappllo q u
~, state o! Iowa, com UaHi ny to Sc he pro-
perry hereinafter descrIbcd by :. decree o said
Court di ected W II vNpose to sale Mt public 'a1c.
tlsh to the highest ana best bidder cash in hand
nj the from ioor Of the Court House in " n.,,o
County, Iowa, on the Z4th day of February | &c,
between the hours OF o'clock, a. III. and o o'clock
p m con mencinga at Ia o'clock m, Of said day
the following Real Estate to wit
fhs east hall OF the north east quarter of sectan
fourteen. az IN ,o"nship seventy -t,so (7.j north
OF range itreen a." west, in said county aud tate.
Ia zen as by special Execution dir ected as the
property Of Carl .. RaInire To satisfy said execu.
ton n favor OF William Erustue and asaisst said
X mine Tor tha'suia of t+SdJ ei .hty-sx dollars and
inter- ST and costs. 49,. o.. -..'.f . 90 .s..... o..
q. A. DERRY, OF wspello Co , Iowa
sherif' Ofine, OTTAWA low. !, January 23,, 1866
43-lt-iw
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CHERRIt'S SALE.

~ BY virtue of an execution to me directed, U.s.
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court of Davis
County, STATE OF Iowa. have levied upon and will
expose to sale at the front door the Court House
In Wapelio comfy, the following described properly
to.wit situatedin Wape.lo County state of Iowa
Lots No. three 81 and four 90 10 block fifteen %
In the town OF Eddyville, In said county wv 1T
Said saie will take place the 18th day OF
February, lo66, between the hours of . o'clock a.
M, and oc ock, +. NJ, commencing at IL O'Clock
a. ~. The said property having been taken al the
SUIT OF NSlhS King 1t al, VS.. Bennett Rector, 10
satisfy said execution Three hundred and Sew en-
nine collars, l*5.Sl interest anu costs. . f...Is
sherif's office, Ottumwa, Iowa, Jan. 18th. 1865.
u A. DERRY,
I2~ii---, shtlih apeiio Cu. lows
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GUfERFFFS SALE.

~ by virtue OF an ENeeution to rse directed Is
sued hy ths Clerk of the District Cou { Of wapsl
conn'N, state of Iowa, have levied upasn and " IN
eNpose tn public sale at the front door OF the Cour.
House, IN said county she folio wing described re ~
estate o-wis, situated in said county and State:
The southwest Gy ofsec sixteen (l6;) slso, tn o
south half of the Southwest Or Of the southwest
qr"i sec seventeen QID seventy 49, range
focrteen ti4) west.
said sale viii take place ON the 81 day Of eebruary
1856, tween tn. hours OF 9 O'Clock a M ana
O'Clock, p IN, CONNIE Gin. at " o'clock q m. The
aid proaery ring been tax at the suit OF MAJ ~
j.. Leighton, administrative OF Jsse phi Leighton
deceasea VS. VIII T. james g. MaIr tc satisfy said
Execution tssls ,sOio0) oisht hundred and eighteen
dollars aud e'g hty cents interest and costs .'f..
Sherirs ONCE, Ottnm Il, Iowa, Jan. I'd, 1885, ..
1T A. DERBY, Sheriff Of Wspeno Co. iowa
40-i !w,
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GHERIFFS SALE.

sy virtue ola srecial Execution 10 me directed
~ the CLERK OF the District Court Of Wape,n Coun
~, state OF Iowa, commanding me to sell the prop
erty hereinafter described, as by decree OF said
tloh 10 tie highest aud best hid erfor cash hand
at The front door the Court House, in Wapelo
coun y, Iowa, on the 18th day OF February 1866
between the hours 81 2 oclQc& y. m and o'clocA
=. m, comnencihg at II O'Clock a. NJ. OF said day
tie fol owing Real Estate TO wit: ..tF'. ..".7 =
The quAr'er ana he west half of the quar-.
ter OF section thirteen t1E) IN Township seventy one
al j. north of Range fifteen (l5) west 49,.
Iakch a. by special Execution directed as the
property OF BAth A. Mrers = al TO satisfy said ex-
ecut9n in favor of James NJ Gordon, ard gainst
sad tn Myers, ct al, for the sum Of 1928 300
nine huhdre" aud twenty three dollars and lry
cents, and interest and costs. ..,.. .E..
to ~ G. A. DERBY,
sheriD ONCE, O.tumwa Iowa, Jan. 18th lS66. Il f.
No I2-5l-+w. '..'' 100
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Telegraph
Legislative Summary.
From The State Register.


From the State Register. 81 "a
r I'll Jan. 9th f6.
/ In the Senate. Bills were introduced to
empower Clerks of. the District Courts to
issue executions for the collection of costs;
to amend 76i oflhe Rev. of 1860 relative
I to the publication oftaX lists; to proven
! the signing Of deeds and similar papers be-
| ing signed in blank by those authorized to
| the Acknowledgements of the same. Res
! olutions were taken up and passed rela-
! tive to changing Joint Rule, ofboth Houses
i No. 5; to inquirng into the condition and
wants of Deaf and Dumb Asylum, aud
visiting the State University. The Bill
providing for Township Collectors was ta-
ken up. discussed and ordered engrossed.
The House passed the hill to increase the
! powers of the State Auditor: also the bill
to provide for the printing and diStrhu-
! ing Of the Govern Biennial Message.
.. The bill to increase the salaries of the Dis
trict and Supreme Judges was mude the
! special order for Tuesday next in Conn
mittec of The Whole. ...~-s..
y resolution was PASSED providing for
printing on. parchment 200 copies of the
resolution ratifying the Amendment 10
the Constitution. ...1
Bills were introeluced, among others, for
! the early distribution OF the decisions of
the Supreme 3Uourt au,nE 90 District
Judges; to extend TIN, elective fran
bchiSe 10 soldiers under twanty-6ne wears
/ ~ age; providing that a homostp.,d val
ued,at more than two thousand dollars.
-, shall not be exempt from executions; com
| polling corporations doing business in this
1 state. to keep au office. records AMI 0t1ici-
ais in this State; and to perpctuate United
i tateS surveys. .' .n -:
7 3" 81. Jan. 30.
IH In the Senate Petitions were presented
Ereativeto restraing officials from the use
IGof observation-disclosures; 10 the claims OF
the n: w. Missouri Banks for 81 QUO loan
ed Colonel Edwards while corrima,riitig
the Border Brigade; to the relief OF George
w. Farwell, whose land has been sold by
the state, as he claims; and TO the State
| University. ,..... .... ~
Bills We're introduced to provide for the
increase of the State Library. This is an
important bill and quite lengthN7;tn pro-
vide for the certifying of deeds in Foreign
coudtries; to enable liens. to acquire, con
troll, and dispose Of real property as citi-
zeps; to amend Section ]. Chap. Us of the
Acts of the 10th General Assembly, and to
provide for the issuing OF an execution for
costs. ..-.u . -...
The bin providing FOR depGsitng in Ma
tional Banks by County TreaSprers, was
taken up and passed unanimously. ...
The House passed the hail-hDnG bill;
bill to amend the law relative To the adj
ADMINISTRATION Of oaths to appraisers; 10 de-
fine the duties of the Register Of the State
Land Office; pertt-'ting the titles Of parties
in Appanoose County: and the bill to pre-
vent the sale and running at large of dis
eaSed horses. mules and asses. ."
h. The bill to prevent the wife from testify
Ing i'll her husbands behalf, was inGeti-
-nitely postponed, but will be reconsidered
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The Omaha Republican says the eXami-
nation and survey OF ~'ed River, about to
be made, under the instructions of Mr..
Durant, Vice President of the Union Pa
cific Railroad, will soon commence. His
instructions are alrea ly issued to his en-
gineers TO make thorough examination
Of the Missouri River for twent y mIles be-
low and ten miles above Omaha. The
river is 10 he meandered on both sides and
soundings made to ascertain the present
channel, the character Of the bottom, and
the flats on both sides are to be examined
from bluff to biutf-and where any de-
preston exists, cross sections are to be ta-
ken, for the purpose of comparing the
same with the surveys made in 1858 and
1855. The object OF the survey is to note
all changes that have occurred in the
banks or chanael OF the river for a period
often years, and to determine the posi-
bility of the river forcing its way through
the flats OH either. II is hoped that the ex-
summation will furnish such information
rs Will enHbin the engineers to decide what
course ii may be necessary for the com
pany 10 adopt. to protect the banks in front
Of Omaha from the action of the water
and to contine the river TO permanent
channel. a.H.- @n' .. 81 " @a. "-1
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GSt.Louis is the headquarters of an inn
lnense, coIuterieHing association, whela
the greater portion of the bogus green
backs are issued.
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Later from Mt. Pleasant.
P1RTICCLAR RS orr TIE .SITOOTING
AF'EI'R4,f. E4 a

p Especial to tCourier.1 Fl
Mt. Pleasant, Jan. 80.
Last evening Mr.. Roper, the agent of
this Station, received a dispatch from Mr..
Crippen. Conductor, stating that two
cOuntorieters were on board his train, and
nave officers here to arrest them. On
the arrival ofthe train the offenders were
taken into custody anu takento the ticket
office to be searched. When they found
out what they were needed for they in
SANITY drew pair of revolvers each, and
ordered the Marshal and others i'm the
room not to stir. move being made to
capture them they began shooting. The
Marshal was shot in the head, and the
Assistant Marshal in thp log, a stranger in
the head also. The way being somewhat
open, one made his escape through the
door, the other jumped through the win
dow, taking sash with him. firing several
shots as he ran. They were on their track
at Z o'clock this a. m, and are likely to
capture them.
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An Observation-Disclosures has heen hon
ored with a visit from "ve American
Eagle" Here is what the Hawkeye says
about H.. ., ..s-...... .,...s....F.,-.... -
Eagle was seen on The South Hill on sun
-. y. Whether il had escaped from the
.vi, " OF some ornithologist, or had al
ya.,dy Heen wild and tree,'' is "A matter OF
.oniectu. e. 1t perched on the fences, and
:. Sveme. II toward it would only cause
!, d.. a Sin, vt distance. 'Na g.. 70. i1' ~
~ D n.
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GUERIFteS SALE.

SIERIFfHS SALE.
~ Rv virtue Of II special Execp.loaso me erect
ed, by the Clerk of the District Cont u Wspeile
County. State Of Iowa. commanding me to sell tho
property hereinafter described, as By d'crse Of
sad Court directed VIII expose 10 sale a. publ .
c'ion to the hll est and best bidder for cash n
hand at the front door Of the Court House, in Wa
no County, Iewa. The Sd day of Febru cry. 1865
between the ho1rs Of o'clock, s. M, and o'clock
M, commencing at l05 o'clock, IN, of said day
the following Real Estatc. 70 wiz -e ..
Part Of sec 80, tp y, north Of range 10 west be-
glun ug IN rHhgDes Moincs riyer, sew ga
IS ii rs touth IS Gegeast Ann the sortth or
rsi q tile ~ RERspePot ground, st Otto aswn,
Iowa thence east I've and $500 chains TO stone,
fifty links south Of said railroad grounds. theace
81 ath 224 deg west, four and t2to chains to cor
j e. river bank, thence porth ~ deg west nv o
end $500 chains 10 place nf be inning acre r
Taken by special execution directed AS she
! p'rtscftS OF William Carroll and Louis Giebriah To-
satisfy said execution in favor OF William Schaane
aud against said rro'l d Gebrci:, for the sun Of
si&s 10. 1907 one.iundrsd ard eli xht dollars
fFr cents; and inLsrcst ana costs. IL
Ehr~iEs Once Vtun" :, Iowa, Jan. 2tsls>e.
& A. AE..Bi, hCEtA 81 va. clio c.. lows
10 ir4S .t.L Js4'a stt' 81 2 {,
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SHER!FFS SALE

BY virtue or an Execution to me al 'ected, Is su.
ed by the Clerk OF the District Court of Wapelo
County. state Of IoSa, have levied upon and win
EXPOSE to public sale ut he front of the Court
House, in said county, the following de<cribe prop
erty to-wit; situated ia said County aud st ate: -
Lot No. on On In Myer-' and liedrick's sub Di.
vision part of Mill Donation and Lots No .3T3,
and ''3.i," in the City Of Ottunwa. f....... a..
Said sale will Ike place on the eth day OF + pb-
ruary, 1866, between the hours ofg o'clock d. m
and o'clock p. m, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. N
The said property having been taken at the suit OF
william Moss Jr. Co VS.. William Dearihg to
sauiy sad Exec ution ,*loOO,oO) fitsen Hundred
Dollars interest aud costs. ''. =
sherin's Office, ottumwa, Iowa, Jan. 18th, 1886.
u. A. DERBY,
Sheriff Of Wapello County Iowa. " g.. III ....'
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FUNNY YET BEAurIFUL.-A peculiar ge-
Mus furnishes the following poetic con-
ceit: go.
Insects must generally lead Il .jovial life.
Think what il must be TO lodge in "a lily!
Imasing palace Of ivory and pearl, with
exhallng such a perfume AS never arose
from human censori Fancy again the fun
oftucking yourself UP for the night in the
folds OF Il rose, rocked To sleep by the gem
tie signs ofsnmlner air, and nothing to do
when you wake but to wash yourself in a
dew drop and fall to and eat your bed
clothes. p, ..a.e &. .."-.il -.'. ..-'.
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A WISE You ,het," is a
slang phrase III California, sisnifying
strong affirmation. The following story
is tod of that region: .... 3d..
y burglar, at midnight, climbed up to a
ch;tniher window, and cautiously opened
it, The occupant cLanmng TO be awake,
crept ssofLIy to the window, and just as the
robbers face appeared. pressed against it
the cold smooth muzzle Ola revolver, with
the injunction, You git" You bet re-
pied the ro1ber, dropping to the ground
and running for life.
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DIABETES

10 disease Of the stomach nd liver, aeting
through the kidneys. and b, without doubt. the
most Obeaiuate Disease, except consumption, that
saects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes, but will state that the 81.
feet OF the disease the conversion Of
principle (or vegetable portion Of the food late
sugar which stimulates The kidneys 10 IN s1ess.
sivc secretion Of waser. Many persons suaer trs1
this diseess who afelgnorsnt Of Il; that 10. thsy
pass large quantities during the day, and ~
obliged 70 get up from one TO 6fseen o. twenty
ainse dsrise ~ aight. No notice d taken Of 4
uutil their attention q called tothe large dischargs
Of water, and oftea whea Il L % far advasced :
70 be beyond the control Of ordinary reassdtec
Another aymptom 10 The extreme thirst. which
wheA the disease 10 fully established, 10 istslsra
ble-sAs pseisst drsaIs desstsnsiy ssitAees bsiss
sstiaNst also drynsss Of the mouth, cracking .
the lips, sweet breath, 10 the more advancet
cssss. and finally loss ofeppstite. smscietion. ~
the patient gradually sines ffo@ exhaastiUn.
Coxsrffufiox WAfsais without douht, The onl!
known remedy for disSstss, md ~ have = nac!
confidence that Il Il specific - havs that Cpl
am will prodace slssp, end issshfally say the6 !
hes cared svsrv eaesin which II he's bees ussd.
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..eiioiio.SssNsI

The peo1poasment Of this ent<i has been
made imperative from several c(es. the most
promieset 81 which 10 that, owitp the magni-
tuds o. the undertaking. and nj ,ort time a.
lostsa - the propsietSts, they from 1900
70 n, 900 tickets On hand, or In 4 Nnds OF our
Agents. which have mot been diaF Of. The
eatsrpsise has involved an amouA Nabor and
exponps. which none but those SIXTY engaged
cen eompreheud. Over es,0eo u d been ex.
pendsd BY the proprictors in Ng, adver-
Using. lieenses, rents, office help. occidental
expenses, which 10 guarantee Of N Nth they
hsve IL the experiment Of distribn nearly
One Hundred thousand Dollars 4g those
Who purchase tickets for the Concert Our en-
tefprise hes MT with unparalleled cess, far
out1eripping ny sinilor undertaking 4 r before
iuaueur1ted In the Northwest Yedt nth this
large number Of tickets in the hand( Agents
scG&sered I'll through the States Of Bconsin,
Minnesota and Iowa. the propriete gould as
much dislike 70 hold this number OF tke.s and
ceme in = competitors for the Gill be dis
tsibated, . would those who have&rch ascd
their 1iekees.
Il y desirable thst every ticket shod Be clos.
ID oct beeeeo ~ Coacsrt, thus guauoeeiu1 70
those who have 20 nicely end lavishle Embarked
u Tie eutsrprise with us fair and Dnorable
dealing, 70 ths en3 that no possible Inc eau be
altaehsd y The prepsietors. Fair pxand Jus
tice 70 Ticket H0ldsss 10 our ain. an&e are de-
termined 70 90 oonduct this euterpe that We
nay oo0e 70 the thousaads Of cOniid9 men and
women throughout these States the kond time
ssd receive their patronage u nnilar but
moro magnificent enterprise.
We have been requested BY seytal Of our
Agents 70 p0stpose our Concert unit after hsr.
vest, assuring us that thou ands tould then
purchase tickets whe ere unable to d 70 at pres.
ent. The wish 10 give oil N OpWtuniiy to
avail themselves Of the benefits prestted in our
eatsspriss, has been another inducennt % make
Ne p0siponement. The large iunj thich has
accumulated from the sales 81 tic1,s has been
ssesrsiv invested until needed % cake the nee
essary purchases o. goods to be distributed, aud
not dollar Of Il will be misafprcrfia.cd
Now let our Agents. and wtp receive this
Circular. bsstir themsel, esl and be ready to
make their reports BY the ,s}of August at the
Carthest, that we may have tn. TO close up our
books. and be prepared TO make our distribution
on the eth q there will positively be no further
postponsmest, whether the tickets are oil sold Or
not.
- A. the suggestion Of several or most
prominent buainess men. We have deposited in
The First Naeional Bank OF Milwaukee, The money
foe the cash prizes, subject TO theorder Of ticket
| ~
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ePE8Eo OAMHUR0 PORT wluBy
Cslesses4 q Sssups ess NJ medicinal ~ hssuereQ
lee!Ioe. sSA9 sesssnsA u cmnset vevsieixse, 49,
= kaeupeoH eaA Ansrscan 1lgapltas, 81 By susne0
- ~ hailtss 4 easuFs M AWsslla.
AZ NAoC-n haa ~ equal, cameiue - avvselse,
- hsAalsR ARQAs ssisn. SclRe SN,is16 aprrs w.
a. 4 EIie i;siimp.r,. .A.sAAy, ssasos~p
hn1D. 2toaeys I'D Urinary Ovynne, very HsoS1yaAlO
ugufel, Goat md Rhcuuutc o0rctiunp.
orkkAr WINK IL pusc astlcc rum the Juiecul
- M 0ssRs. p'zscssng medical propsicttrs supe
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- eli 49, ~ sGila1ed pssane, ~ he sel -
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