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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

a man in New York State tried
the system of ~artifcially Matching hens
eggs. 1000 of which he experimental
with. After an almost sleepless season
his product was sixteen chickens. The
thing can be done. he thinks, but he Is
doubtful that it will pay.
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WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage Factory

7LTHE PROPRIETOR
~l desires to say to the public.
N-thatthers can be seen at Ais Re-
poEitory. On Liberty Street. . few rods south OF
the Wsstern Reserve Bank. the lsrgest assort-
Carriages and Buggies,
That he has ever exhibited and oferedfor sale
In this market. His stock consists Of FAMILY
CARRIAGES and SLIDE SEATS. Of various
patterns. 0ns-horse BIggiss Of nearly every
description, all ofWhioh are Of the latest and
most approved Eastern styles. which for quail
u Of material. substantial workmanship and
elegance Of finish. cannot be surpassed BY any
other establishment In the State. Having IN
successful operation aSTEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for manufacturing
his Spokes. Hubs. Felloes. and everything that
can be done adyantagsonsly b. machinery.
Being . practical mechanic himself, superin-
tending and Overseeing all the various branch
es. he Is prepared to furnish q vehicle In frst
rate style, for less money than any other manu-
HACKS, PEDLER's WAGONS, COACHES L
BAR0UoHES.
If not on hand. viii be made to order. on short
notice.
h~rRspAiring. Trimming and Painting done
With neatnesg and dispatch.
RrAlWoEkdone at my mandatory WAfran-
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UNITED STATES & FOREIGN
Patent Office Agency

l36 Bank ST. Cleveland, o. aud Washington, d.
We prosecute business Of svsry description
relating to Inventions. Patents, IN fragments,
&c. w. II. BURRIDGs 4 Co.
Patent Attorneys,
a 0rders may be let with the editor Of the
WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLES. who is authori-
BED to receive orders fer our agency.
March %. 1857.
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A father of three sons and five daugh-
tiers was asked what family he had. The
answer was, al have three sons and they
each have five sisters" 'Mercyl replied
the interrogation; SIGH q family ye maun
have..''
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Special Notices.


DR.. ScheAck's PuImOnic Syr-
up.
This great medicine cured Dr.. ]. Il. ScHKScK
the proprietor. Of Pulmonary Consumption
when it had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when death appeared to be inevitable. His
physicians pronounced his case incursble, when
he commenced the use of this simple but pow
erful remedy. His health was restored in short
time. and no return Of the disease has been ap-
pretended. for all the symptoms quickly disap-
peared. and his present weight Is more than two
hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his atten-
ton exclusively to the cure Of Consumption
and the diseases which are usually complicated
with il, and the cures effected by his medicines
have been very numerous and truly wonderful.
Dr.. ScEEs0K makes professional visits to sever
al Of the larger cities weekly. Ehere he has a
large coneourse Of pstients. and it is truly as
tonishing to see eonsumptives that have to be
Lifted out Of their carriages. and in . few months
healthy. robust persons. DR.. SCHENCK'S
PULMoNIc SYRUP. SRAWEED TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS. are generally required
in curing consumption. Full directions accom-
pAny each. so that any one can take them with
ont seeing DR.. scEEEcK. but when it is eonve-
nisnt 1t Is best to see him. He gives sdvice free,
but for . thorough examination with Respirom-
eter his fee is three dollars.
Please observe whom purchasing that the two
Hkenesses of the Doctor-ODe when in the last
stage Of Consumption. and the other as he now
IL. in perfect health-Are on the Government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price ST.
50 per bottle. or $50 the half dozen. Letters
for advice should always be directed to Dr..
schsnck's Principal Office. no. Is North 9Th
Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes 4
Co.. Y; s SHanee, Baltimore. Nd; John D
Parks. Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker & Taylor.
chicsgo. III. Collins Bros. st, Louis. mo- lSd
W. "a mol ".
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In addition to the above. I an prepared to
furnish Carriags-make-s and others with the
best quality Of Turned Spokes. Bent Rims.
Bows, Shafts. Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs. &c.. at ~
low prices as At any other establishment.
Cariage-makers desiring to furnish their
own timber. can get their Spokes and Hubs
turnsdon short notice. and az fair priees.-
Sept 8 1862 Z. 4. WISELL.
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.OIxG TO RIM DrsrRIcr SCHOOL.

0OAS9 LO The AcEEACE hChOOA
Barefoot boy and little girl.
b with rosy cheek and curle,
Hn . forehead brown with tan.
Sturdy little farmer man.
Old straw hat with broken rim.
Isthelesst that troubles him.
Asthe dinner pail he swinRH
Full Of mothers choicest things.
Happy little pair are they.
Chatting blithely on the way,
In ths morning fresh and cool.
Going to the district school
Fromthes shady farm house door
Mother watches til no more
She can fOllow-out of sight
They are gOne, her heart delight.
Can you see them sitting there.
On the benches hard and bare,
Tired feet swinging to and fro,
Coming DER the lessons low?
Sitting at the noon of school
By the g~urglng stresmlets cool.
,Mong the brakes and bending tree.
Eating up the bread and cheese!
Or, with merry laugh and shout.
When the boys and girls go out
Books and pencils cast away,
See them jump, and swing, and play.
Harkl the ferule on the pane,
Rap and rap, and rap again.
Rushing in with cheeks sglOa.
Half reluctantly they so.
Glide the busy hours away.
TilltheW warm suns Western ray
Slants across the open door.
And the hours Of school are Ger.
In the busy noon Of life,
sMidstthe restless fever strife.
As your pathway shall divide,
From the roof-tree wandering wide.
Memories of the morning hours,
Song Of birds and scent Of flowers.
Bleat Of lambs. and song Of rill,
Will come sWeetly DER you still.
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1S-To pleasure travellers the lins ofths Erie
sing through the beautiful valleys Of the Che
munE. SuSeuehenns. DelAgars and Rauspo
rivers, an eger-enanging panorama OF nat1fe11
beauties commands attention.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

The best Ysntilated and most Lururious
al niskt trainssa nis r1ii1aE
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From Buffalo-By New York Time,
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan SITS.
5.45 A. NJ. New York Day Exp.
Sunday exeeptedl. Stops at Hornellsville 9.Gs
An. tBkfels SusQuehapna I'll P. n, Dines
Turner'S NJ, lSup9 and arrives in New
York 1910 P. II. Connecting at Great Bend
with Delaware. LackaRanna 4 Western Rail-
press Train % New jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and Washington
500 A. N. Express Mail, via Avon
and HOrnellsTile (Suudays sxeeuteD. Arrives
in New York at 100 A. ~. Connects at Eimirs
with Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg.
PhiisdelPhia. Baltimore. Washington and points
2.2o P. III. Lightning Express
Sundays exeeptedl stops at HorneIisvills q
R.M.CSupJ, and arrives in New York 100 A..
press Train OF New Jersey Railroad for Balti-
more and Washington. and at New York with
England Cities.
e.Io P. II. New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at Portage S5P. sc. (Sup.J inter
secting at Hornellsville with the ais P. III.
Train from pun-kirk, and arrives in New York
n,2o p n. Cincinnati Express.
(Sundays sxcepted.) Stops at SusquehHnua 70
A. NJ (Bktt): Turner lilo P. NJ. Dinel, and
arrives In New York at 3.3 p, NJ. Connects At
Elmira with Northern Central Railway for Har-
rishuIg Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington
lac SUa1n SS1a Ws Sssas 9 RsiSr a,sn f Sels scrsI
ton, Trenton and Philadeiphis, and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers FOR
Boston and New EREiand Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buff
falo at6l9 p. NJ and reaching New York at
l2&P u.
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HOIn PEP

" We have just received the most eeOaa
styles Of Gilt Wall Paper, for the Ladies Parlorl
that has ever been brought 70 Ihis market CAL
June Ia. 1857
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Manufacture Of Harness,
SOMETHING NEW

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book. By this invention, NE avoid the ne
eess:ty for rubber bands or straps, and 1t is far
preferable to either. for durability and eonve-
nience, The spring being Of the hest quality and
temper. always retain their elasticity. Just re-
ceiyed from the manufacturers, wholesale or re-
tail. by W. n. WI. PORTER.
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s for TICKETS VIA ERIE RALKAY
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
II. RIDDLE, WI. & BARR,
Gen, SUIT Zeal Pass. AEt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

The distance from Philadelphia to San
Francisco. by way of Chicago, is three
thousand three hundred miles. If a
train should run at the rate Of twenty
miles per hour, including stoppages-
which is, perhaps, the average rate on
railroads In this country-it would re-
quire 8 little less than seven days to ac-
compllsh the distance. As for grades, the
traveller will ascend from the level of
tide-wster at Philadelphia or San Fran
cisco, to a height of eight thousand two
hundred and forty two feet, or over a
mile and 8 hall, at Evans Pass.
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All Trains run directly through to New York.
A4oe MAAks WITHOUT CHANGE OF CoAcHzs.
From and afsr April 18th. 1857, Trains viii
leave in connection with all WeItsEn lines, as
follows:
From Dunkirk and Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depoe:
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Tor Personal TestimoniaIs,

To cures Of General Debility, Indigestion,
6leeplesSness, Kidney Complaint, Wind Collie,
and Female Complaints in their own families.
We refer, with permission. to the following gen
tlemen in this Yieinity:
3. ", BALI, esq, Fifth Avenue Hotel. N. Y.
w. B. BODeE. Tract House, N. Y.
gOEE WILLIAMS. Policeman, NY.
]. W. PEcKET, esq, Clinton-st-. Brooklyn.
DR., II. A. Tucker. Cinton-st.. Brooklyn.
Us. WRIGHT. esq. Jersey City.
Hon. RARKEz CHASE. 5A Broadway. N. Y.
For sale BY all druggists. Price SlsO0 per bot
tie.
II. b. sTORER d CO., Proprietors, N. Y.
August q. 1857. Tyr.
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DROPOsED AMENDMENT to
IL THE CONSTITUTION.

TEE STATE OF Ono,
Omcs Of he sesrets7y o. stats.(
]. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secrstzry q
Stale Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the folleYingi Is 4 rue copy Of aioint reso-
luton passed By the General Assembly Of the
state Of Ohio. on the 9Th day Of April. A. D.
1851. taken from the original rolls on ale in this
In Testimony. Whersof. Ihsyskereunto sub
scribed ny name and aGxsd the Great
lSsalJ Seal Of the State Of Ohfo, atColumbuS,
the 9Th day Of April, A. ID, 1881.
WI. Kenny SMITH.
Secretary Of State.
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A o


Relative 70 an Amendment Of the CO institution,
grovidne for the sxtension Of the Elective
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio. Three-hfths Of the member
elected 70 each house agreeing thereto, That il
be and ID hereby proposed to the electors Of this
State to vote at the next annual October slec-
lion upon approval or rejection Of the following
amendment a. . substitute for the first lection
Of the fifth article Of the Constitution Of this
State, 70 Wit Every male citizen Of the United
States Of the age Of tWenty-ope years, who shall
have been = resident Of the State oneOear next
proceeding the election. and Of the county,
township OF. ward in which he resides, such
time a. may be provided By Law. except such
persons as have borne arms IN support Of any
insurrection or rebellion agsingt the Govern
ment Of the United States, or have fed from
their places Of residence to avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof: on have de-
serted the military or the naval service Of said
Government in time Of Wal. and have not sub
sequently been honorably discharged from the
same-shall have the qualifications Of an cleo
or, tand be entitled 70 vote at all elections.
I'D. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Repressntatives.
ANDREW G. MBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 8. 1857. lAprils.
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PRINCIPAL AGENTS,

oboe BLACKIN BRUSHES
~ at Z, h. ALLISON 4 Css.0
pruREistg, Main 81. Warren
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THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk to New York 40 Miles,
Buffalo to New York, 42S Miles.
Salamanca to New York as Niles
ASD Is FRoN
- p to MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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BosTox AND NEW ENGLAND FASHIONS, with
their Bsggage. are transferred free QeAdTgs in
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7.30A.H Express Mali, from Dun
kirk. Sunday exeeptedl Stops a. Salamanca
1000 A. H.. and connects at Hornsllsvile and
Corning with the 500 A. H., Express Mail from
Buffalo. aud arrives IN New York 1t T.MA.M
2-35 p. II. Lightning Express,
rom Salamanca. Sunday excepted. Stops Al
Hornellsville SIS P. NJ, Sup) mtersectiEE Eith
the 2@P. y: train from Buffalo. and arrives in
New York ct 100 A. N.
4,l5 p. II. New York Night Exp.
from Dmkifk. SUNDAY exeeptsd6. Stops At
Turner'S $50 a. II. Bkfl, and arrives 10 New
York at l30P. NJ, connecting with Ate +Oon
Trains and Steamer for Boston and New kL--
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C0RPREL DAVID TuRNER.'l
Can,1 Rely On ,Em.

-'We air not fixed to keep things clean
such as Riting Paper" c. N. W.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. MAY II
News OF the Morning.

The mail for the United States and Europe, via
san Francisco. viii close this morning at 10 O'Clock.
by the brig UOoNaHd, WHICH sails 1t II O'Clock
punctually.
The bark Ethan -fHsR l. due any moment from
san Francisco, having sailed on or shout the 18th.
Gen. McCcok and l1iy may he expected in her, and
perhaps the New York mail Of April l. The Eh1a
-1HeH i under charter for HongkOug, and viii re-
main here only a few hours
From a gentleman who arrived Yesterday afternoon
from Hawaii by the ROa7 Packet, We learn that the
crater Of KiIauea continues in increased activity.
There are now seven distinct lakes Of lava, and the
scene At night = represented a. inexpressibly grand.
The steamer had a pleasant run 10 Lahaina under
a fresh north wind. arriving there At : O'Clock a. ".
On Tuesday morning. Her withdrawal from the
c0asting trade. which We understand VIII take place
soon, wil leave u without 4 steamer. This Will be
a serious los 20 the Islands. and one which the travel
in- public viii feel. Why cannot the Ben HoIlaIay
Company extend their steamer arrangements - a 70
include thee IIAnlsg They have the right class Of
vessels to spare for the service, AMI We presume can
obtain the privilege. If they secure the Honolulu
mail subsidy. -ueh an extension q their line VIII be
an object. - steam coasters vii ali much % tie
trade AMI prgai q tie san Francisco AMI Honolulu
steamship line
Her Maj--ty QUEES E,l11 arrived az Llhaina IN
the steamer Oh TUe~lay morning, AMI : tie guest q
her mother On Weine-ly, accompanied by H.
tx the Governor Of Maui. she vi-.si L4haiaaluna
Seminar. arriving q l. -, AMI remained III about
( p. ", witnessing tie annual examination q the
Institution ON ler entering the hal. tie student.
roee, aaI when she reIch-l her chair. they ,lu-
with true Hawaiian enthusiasm the national hvma
Got sars The Q4eea- During the re-s,-. President
Bishop AMI HI LAZY entertained Her Majesty. zi,h
the Governor anl their suite. 10 thinner. The Queen
expressed herself much Plel-eI wiki the examination
exercise. which shovel a markell proficiency in tie
students. During her visit -he wa presented With a
Laz1slIns toque;. male up Of twelty-aue varieties
of foyers r1i-ei on the Seminary grounds
On or hst PAGE VII be found an interesting mar
rltive II the -slmea q the DzHisI HOOD during the
two weeks spent On French FH-aie >hoaL Also
letter from cur attentive Sln Francisco correspond
eat. Oh the LAST page, be-ilss two columns q late
foreign news. VIII - found the Protect u the -Amc1-
can Bi-h1rs Of Cs Episcopal Church a-,iua tie
riruaIs;. heresy- which 3 E1R azira-tr- Eu--trI.
and apparently gaining grounl IL HE Uaityl
state. II = nothing use or ie~ than Pu-eyisa.
.nI should il succeed 10 LUga2i. threatens o.
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Notice IN Mariners.

capI EeynosI-. Of the Laekaran@a, communicates TIE
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IMPORTS.

Fzo~ S,v F. ,~cIsco-PeT Comet. NAY I'D e. drz-- =
rlz- DOR ED4lw- aEl bill-- PIX hari-ar- loo F@=-
rnur- ! fran 49, bale hHT-- - IA-> taacr1. =lk-- -
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tSI-D.J- LOO bh- Eu-- &bE- plants. - -E1 hhrk-- - p-E-
Ter. VIM ar-i -ffut-- 3 90 ttf-T-- ps-~ Evsry- ; G. k-r-
80 81. : p.E- lltl--y. bZ- apple. hf h1l wzluzt-. %
IEEs E-p=cl7l I=clalIl%
FEos Say FEANcI~oo-Psr C~-nbdl--. Mag -Is2 pkg,
beer. vim aEl -IaIf-. : Pkg hardware. ? pk-- -hp c14l5le-
u 90 g baot- aid --o=. g. T=rlr.ted e1pI-r. - . tanaoe1.
- srk- oat-- ~ BIZ paper. / iruu sal. -, pig Es1r. -
drDr-- > pkg z-h- 10 A. nail. : bs oFu-n- - h- app
80 psEs Fltit--- 10 rs-- barley s. Pkg wheat - Pkg Er-
cenz- - liz rrac.er-- IS pA=- lime. / wllIa--- 80 empty
FEON ~ FEsSCIsCo-Per l. T. LunI. May II hale
cofss, : hal- cztch- - G. ttacc1, 90 uefc-. - pas III
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n--i SIZE T rra tho
-r ---. 70 VIII ~a t
- - .e--- III -~ quarter aF
ylv ur--.a- ara ea; o. GI t- SIOsa-
T-h Tra-a --l E-.>a cHa-
u-c at-c u- uea-.v 80 l-. ys- taa~ "a
,r= H-yc VIZ v-~~ -ssu .ea> >ssat
thy ~ O. a-c e"--y-
ebay l.-- Panama ana NaSaua. q -
@ ana Tie trade -o E7r. ~
u .-E -ferrg. il rwa i~a---a SIPS a>t
v-.-e --ea-ly. E=--a u1 a@i passengers
hy, tcva 57.rl5 ~ American .>~ l-
r---- I'll, g--
Te n ~ trm s uy u provide
adequate as-a2v ana g-cc@n q ADe01an
c-5-r. WIS., >-v- i1ri-- lie Ike VIZ when
-lc Nm paes- vlalin- 10 lv--ni down
-v47f- t. G. . -al-i " g g----c- MAJ Il
VS. -c- Tire feuo-- at ;ev--. WetaVe II,
1ac cztc s-r> 81. Lad. i-- .- : we'll known
,tl; Ia I>t2 only w-- ,-eLel II ;hee
I~lrl~, ard In I>e. - wie 20 ;ac war.
-l- u-uae- os -A-l-,zn wia,-a vas about
cn1 haui-ri
We g. ne- Te-a-5 - know ,e v--iS # The
v-ntS rcfc--ci q -ravc- ha- We know
IRA; tte Alsri-au Government; ias I'll lately
h--n 80 negligent IN ry-a7i r5 Amerian ean-
mere En- -s PaGfc = Tar O. ,Lc vi, Il the
L-..1 L r-v--o5, Lu.e investigation
may slv tia. -hz was -ent 10 Hon lulu Iartly
81 -te u-,saf ----s- y chyi -rr y he Rl-
zzs1s G5--au.-. n- VIA. reasons. i prob
ally ie.ter known T. i: than In Others. Instead
u lie Lz-t-7saa IN tie No--h Pacific and the
Ta<dz-.-s in cae South Pacific. the American
GovsrUuen: should keep ~.e-al war vessels SUP
yev.u- ami cruising around the various groups IN
This s-ea, occan. studded with IL ten thousand
Islands AMI rcct>. Since the exploring expedition
q Wilkes. from I>39 % 1872. little ha~ been done
hv Tie Ame-ian Government in the way Of sur
vey- and explorations q P,lyne-ia- This ought
n, 81 Re. =
We ara osnf5sa, that the American Govern
men: : now awakenin. T. this Important subject.
The establishment q q steam line % China. the
proposed line - Honolulu. and more particularly
-he purchase Z Russian America. Indicate that
the Pacific / attracting greater attention Al
ready he American fsg j. flying over zen or
twelve --ano Islands in The Central Pacific. from
which guam, 70 the value Of millions j. annually
SHIPPED - Europe and America. Son II VIII be
displayed - the north Of u, along the shores Of
the K.iasck and Arctic-Eom - IA 70 the
North Pole
Under these circumstances. with the american
II. syin. On ltTcc sides Of T., with American
slHp- and DINNERS al Ground u. i seems very
strange ,hat any Hawaiian oa5eiaI should be sen
siriye rejecting tie presence Of a var snip in
Honolulu Harblr. Thisi / theeommercial center Of
the North Pacific. and this whole o-eln Is alive
With American Steamships are eru-~-
liz and re-ru~in- i constantly wiale-hip pass
oar port almost daily, and their smoke ! sen
n---h and -luth. cast anl wei of -. while mer-
chant vessels ar iyin- in every direction. This
heinz the condition of thing IN the Pacific. let
u hare more war ve-eI-BriJi>h. American.
French. EU--iln. u any otaer JlaJ may some.
They axe al welcome. and viii only add . the
property. trade and security Of the islands
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