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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-21


pantber's wbelp made to a troup oI
wolves, about fdra, he sought Ia
make his prey. Young man be
vigilant lest innocence be sacrificed
TO base and heartless passions.
JEAN.-Whore heard you these
beasts in consultation 2
BLANco'-'Mougst the pine trees
by the cataract. BE on thy guard
they only prowl at night. BE vigi-
liant Watch Ger those you love
+ Erh b. X.
JEAN.-Sirange man who know,
what weight of truth may be con.
cealed beneath his wandering speech.
BY beasts he undoubtedly means the
thieving Brigands of the mountains.
"Bevi gilant and watch DER those you
love, who does he meau2 Can il be
EleauorP Isit possible that he car
know tho secret of my lovo9 Yet
who would horm a being pure as She
I'll see Blanco and farther learn oi
this Ecd Jeaa RI
Scene 2nd- Care, homo Of tie Brig.
dHds, ,cho are seated about a table,
chereoa is fruit, ,riHcs &c.
LIZ RoC.-Good cheer my hearties
good enough for kings, aud we indeed
be all kings (in our way.0 Our prov.
ioce, is the road therein no man can
meet us fair, and call himself our
equal. Is not this lite free aud
easy life2 We roam at will, anl sub.
jcet to no man (though some do say
that will is hard master) but yet we
easily do gain our bread, aud, by this
life, with pleasure we combine profit,
to an eminent degree.
GUIDo.-I've seen some things
about this life of ours, not near as
pleasant as they might have been, aud
it is written some where "Man shall
not eat bread, hut by the sweating of
his brow;' if this bo true, Gas I've
no doubt it is), blow me, it ] did not
sufficient sweat, in that rough set-lo,
with the Euglishman, to purchase
provonder for half a year. And,
though our lives be frce.and easy,
now, If it be true that on the morrow,
comes the King of Spain, to Oldcrnu,
if our proximity be known to him, he
may arrange it, 80 our future lives,
may not be easy, nor so very free.
PRosPERo-- You croaking old shark
you prophesy nothing but evil you
must have been born under a most
melancholy plauet, Gf indeed, the
stars shoue at all, at thy unfortunate
nativity,) Why this earth should be
cursed, with a set of foul mouthed
vagabonds, between whose bilious
teeth, continually creep the sour
growliugs Of unhealthy winds, is one
of those incomprehensihlos of nature,
that though we know it is SO, still
know not how or why.
GulDo-Why you sore eyed goat
you long legged incubus dare you
address me SOP Rises 10 his feet
and raises a uine glass. Do you
want me to create Of thy red nose, Il
miniature mountain? Or open q
short rout to thy dull brain, above thy
eye?
LIE Roc--Silence fools, tic up your
string Of CAB, aud lets to bed for on
the morrow we must watch the move.
ments of the King Of Spain, and
strive to earn the bounty of the
French.
EceuH y. all Jm lie Roc who seat
himseif at the table, and lights a ciq1r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT LYSLE& co

NenepAl Insurance Agents, Life, Accident,
" Fire, and Marine Insurance done one the most
favorable terms. OGl'e In Commercial Row, OPP
posite First National Bank, Tiffin, ohio.
Nov T. al Vr
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The Mount Pleasant (Iowa) jour
nal says there is a county in Ohio,
called Monroe, with 2,7l2 dogs, be-
sides, l,700 Democratic majority,
making 10 all 4.4l2--"dogon' 4" mean
ours.
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KLINE, LOWE & co.,

HIanufactu rers and Dealers in
SASH.
Doors, Blind, Worked Flooring, 90
IJAND RAILING, SCROLL SAVING AND
HI Moulding OF al kinds and sizes made 20 or
et at short nOt!ce aud on liberal terms.
Those desiring to build will do well 10 call on
as before purchasing elsewhere.
~ All orders filled on the shortest notice,
shop on Market Stree, West of the Court House
Sad near the wooden bridge,
rIFFIN, OHIO,
iAnpGeni2yi
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NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves Indebted to
n thela firm OF eoorman Miller, or having
claims against said firm, will please call and set-
tie the same az nnee with the undersigned, a.
the esarviviag partner Of said nrm.
q - JOHN PooRMAN.
NeV. tst, 1851 3i noi
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Aunt d. was trying to persuade
little Eddy to retire at sundown;
"You see, MY dear, how the little
chickens so 10 rOost ct that time.
"Yes, aunty," replied Eddy, ''but the
old hen always goes with them"
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DENTISTRYl

nr. q. g, IBeilhaI.z. has removed 20
~ Commercial Row above 81, Johns Drug
Store, and fitted up DENTAL HEAD QUAR-.
TkR6, where he il prepared to do work in all
the various Department. Of Dantistry In tho most
approved manner OF Dental Science.
Reduced I&ateSs
Prices have rnme down in uosf all Departments
OF business aud must In Dentistry. weare fully
deteImined TO suit our prices to the ability Of ALL
and do or work At the lowest possible rates.
Teeth extracted without charge. Tor thOae who
waAt Artificial toeth. We are prepared 10 extract
teeth without pain. BY the agency Of any of the
means now used for tie purpose IN this country
Teeth oiled with pure gold In superior manner.
All perAtions warranted. Come and see Us
Tina, July "a. l667.--6m. q. G. BEtLHARZ
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H'77 ~ -TTI0TTTH Ut wv TTT'7E-T1V 'T7T1VTEI
DRAMATts PERSON.E
FrRpiSAND--King Of Spain.
pIERtr EsrrLt-0overnor Of Oldcrnu
JENN OUuots-E Eleanor's Lover.
JUAN DE- Ia MAR-Iean Dubots' Rival.
GAscoN LIZ Roc-Brigand Cheftain.
GiNDo-A Rrigand,
PRosPERo--A Brigand.
BLANc0-A crazy man.
Hans PRFrzELHAUN-A German pcdler.
ELTANoR EsrEii.-paughter Of +. Estcll.
Soldiers, Brig nds, Shepherds, Peasants, Sec.
retary Of the KING, Officers, &c
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H. B. MARTIN M. d.

FORMERLY OF MELMORE.-.LATE A
IL Surgeon In the army--has permanently loca-
ted In Tifln. and having had fifteen years expert
enee In the practice of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
10 Office In National Hall building.
All calls attended TO, either at night or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon Tor Pensions.
aprl966tf1 II. n. MARTIN, NJ. n.
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MEDICAL.
w: H. SLOWER
DR.. j. D. O'CONNER.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
IL THIN, has opened an office In Tomlfs Block
Immediately over the Postoflce. He hopes, hv a
strict attention TO business with twenty-Gour
years experience in the profession, to merit alib
eral share Of the public patronage.
Once hours-from 4. NJ TO p. ~
hS- Rcsidence-ono mile South OF Tihin, on the
Flank ROAD. lnov22n6m6.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-22
FINANCIAL AND ConInIERoIAL.

COLUMBIA, October 21.-Sales of
cotton to-day so bales-middlings
2314.
New YORK, October 2l-Noon. =
Money sharp, at 7. Sterling 91a.
Gold 3656. Flour and wheat dull
and declining. Pork 1856. Lard
steam 181a@18%. Cotton dull, at
25M@25M. Freights quiet.
Up. M.-Cotton q shade lower
sales 1, 400 bales, at 25@251l. Flour
-superfine 1.25@6.85; common to
fair extra 8.3599. Wheat 162c.
lower. Mixed Western corn 1.15@
1.16. Pork heavy, at %. 371a@2S. rs.
Lard heavy-kettle 1956@19. Whis-
key quiet, at 1.22. Freights firm
cotton steam 3s(91a. Gold weak, at
35T. Southern bonds frmer.
BALTIMORE, October 21.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged. Flour dull,
not quotably lower. Wheat-re-
ceipts fair-prime to choice 2.4OM
2.5O; good 2.10@2.2O. Corn firm
white 1.25@1.27; yellow 1.27. Oats
dull, at 70.
CINCINNATI, October 81. Flour
q1ns,ettleddZ-family d- 9@s;25. Corn
1.3O. Mess pork held, at 3O.75.
Lard 181a. Bacon dull-shoulders
ID; clear sides II; sugar-cured hams
dull, at 1619.
CHARLESTON, October 21.-Cotton
dull, and nc. lower; sales 400 bales
-middling 2314; receipts 724.
AUGUSTA, October 21.-Cotton
easier; sales 800 bales; receipts SD
emiddling 231a.
SAVANNAH, October 21.-Cotton
dull and irregular; sales 297 bales;
receipts l, ,18S.
MOBILE, Octobr 21.-Cotton weak;
sales $50 bales-middling %. M
New ORLEANS, October 21.-Mid-
ding cotton %; sales 1000 bales;
receipts 2,562. Gold 81. Sugar and
molasses steady. Flour-superfne
2. Corn quiet, at 1.05(01. 10. Pork
". go. Bacon irm-shoulders 13T
clear 1724(@f8. '-'''@
LONDON, October 81 8 P. NJ
Consols 64sl. Bonds easier, at 727S.
| IrvERpooL, October 21-3 p NJ
Cotton steady steady = IL 80 8 - ~ 10
HAyRE, October 81. q Cotton 1877.
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Proceedings Of Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
COLUMBIA, October 20. 1868

Present-His Honor the Mayor,
Aldermen Alexander, Greenfield,
Mcdonald, Mckenzie, Rawls, Rem
sen. Simons, Smith, Taylor and
Wing.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and confirmed.
A petition, signed by George Le-
yer and others, was presented, pray
ing that Council would make q cross
ing across The railroad in Green
street. Referred to the Committee
on Streets.
A petition was presented, by DIR.
Sylvester, City Physician, prayine
that he be compensated for the extra
expense for attendance. upon pau
pers from the country, and other
Districts and States. Referred to
the Committee on Aims House.
An application, from 1. Griesha-
Der, for tavern license to retail spirit
uous liquors, was presented and re-
ss!EEei; % Uiio JoinmILtee'o on Licenses.
s The following accounts were pre-
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Strong Testimonials.

BIC LAKE, RIcHLAND DISTRICT, S. G.
DR.. E. II. Heinush.
DEAR SIR: Upon the recommendation of
a friend, purchased q bottle Of your
QUEENS DELIGHT, and took it for
Chills and Fever. report to you a COM
plete cure of my case. 1 have been living
on Big Lake, where the Chills and Fever
prevail, as an epidemic. have escaped
them entirely, after taking your valuable
mixture. l can recommend it's general
use, in cases of Debility, and in Derange-
ment of the Liver and Stomach. 1t is a
valuable medicine. Yours respectfully,
Oct % J.. D0UGIASS
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NOTICE.

VIEW g UNS AND G. UNSAIITH SHOP.
HNHE undersigned would respectfully in
a form his old friends of Newberry, Lau-
rens and Union, and the public generally,
that he has established himself in Colum-
street, near Boyne & Sprowl's marble
yard, where he will make and repair Guns
and Locks of every description, and keep
for sale Guns, Locks, Pistols, Cartridges,
Powder, Shot, and Gun Materials of all
kinds. Also, Guns ordered for friends
from tho best makers of America and
England, at cost prices, for cash.
Address SEBASTIAN KRAFT.
Oct 22 Columbia s. c.
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Snntillthe same has beenfanthorized
by the General Assembly stl1 y ssIla

by the General Assembly. stf y sdly
XXXW.9 Each County shall be a
body politicE and corporate for the
following purposes: TO sue and be
sued, purchase and hold forthe use
OF the County personal estate and
lands Tying within IFS own slimits,
and to make necessary contracts end
do necessary acts in relation to the
propertyandt tcoucerns of the County.
IS XXXVI.e Real and personal estate
heretofore conveyed by any form of
conveyance to the inhabitants of a
County or District, TO Committee
or Commissioners or other persons,
or existing in County or District
for the use and benefit OF County
or District, shall be deemed to be the
property of such County; and such
conveyance shall have the same
force and effect as if made to such
Counties by their respective corporate
names.
XXXVII. Members of the Board
of County Commissioners shall hold
their Office for the term of two years,
and until their successors are elected
and qualified: Provided, If any per-
son elected O. member of said Board
shall remove from the County with
out intention to return, be or become
disqualified, be removed from office,
resign or die, the said Office, upon
proper evidence thereof, shall be de-
clared vacant by the Governor of the
State, who shall thereupon, by pro-
clamation, call an election in said
County to fill the unexpired term of
said Office, giving OF least twenty days
notice thereof in the public prints
circulating in the County.
NXXVIII. The first term of office
of County Commissioners created by
the Constitution ratified on the 14th,
18th and 10th days of April, Ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, shall be held to expire on the
third Monday of April, Anno Domini
eighteen hundred and seventy; and
succeeding terms on the same day in
every second year thereafter.
NAXIX. There shall be general
election in each County, for County
Commissioners, on the second Tues
day of April, Ammo Domini eighteen
hundred and seventy, and on the
same day in every second year there
after.
Nj. That all Acts and parts Of
Acts inconsistent with this Act. or
supplied by it, are hereby repealed;
and all County or District offices
heretofore existing, the functions and
powers of which are herein conferred
upon County Commissioners, are
hereby abolished, and the officers
holding the same shall Immediately
transfer Ill property, records, books
and papers pertaining to their respec-
tive Offices to the County Commits
sioners of their respective Counties.
Any outgoing officer whose Office is
abolished by this Section, who shall
refuse or neglect, for ten days after
demand therefor by the County Com
missioners, to deliver up the property,
records, books or papers, as herein
required, shall be liable to q penalty
of fifty dollars.
In the Senate House, the twenty
sixth day of September, in the
year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight.
l.. DOOZER,
President of the Senate.
F. J. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved:
r. K. ScoTT, Governor.
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Notice to Amend Charter.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October 81, 1865
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that ap-
4 plication will be made to the next
General Assembly of the State or South
Carolina, to amend the CHARTERS of the
Charlotte and South Carolina and Colum-
bia and Augusta Railroad Companies.
Oct % Q
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Chester Nursery Garden.
TNRUIT TREES, Of all description

ENRUIT TREES, OF all descriptions, for
Il sale. Tho very best early and late
Southern Apples and Peaches, Eyergreens,
Roses, Dahlias, ,Flowering Shrubs and
Yinos, Green-honse Plants, &c. Persons
who wish to procure Trees or Plants To-
improve their homesteads, will do well TO
examine my Price List. which can be he'd
by addressing ,a5 al
w. BLAKE, Nurseryman,
Oct % 43mo Chester, sc, z
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WANTED.

A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER
IN can find employment by applying to
this Office. None need apply except those
that can come well recommended. Oct 90
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Nuts Nuts! Nuts!
TNGrISH WALNUTS, Brazil Nuts, Pc.
~ cans, Filberts and Almonds. just
received nd for sale by
Oct II j. T. r. AGNEW.
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BOOTS! BOOTS!!
AND
SHOES ! SHOES !! +!
NETp AND CHOICE STOCK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Consisting in part of as follows: Ladies'
and Misses Button and Lace CATERS,
OF Calf, Kid, Goat and Morocco; the finest
qualities. Ladies' Walking Bootees, very
superior, and of the very latest styles.
ALSO,
\. large and full assortment of Misses
and Children's Shoes.
Gents Calf, Dress and WATERPROOF
BOOTS, Caters and Shoes, and full as
sortment of Boys Boots and Shoes.
A large portion Of tho above stock is
from the celebrated manufactures of
Miles Il Son, of McMullen and D. r. King
& Co., of Philadelphia.
Al! those in want of anything in our line
will do we'll to give mo call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as I am determined to
sell low for cash.
Oct % t3 G. II. SHELTON.
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beware of a Cough II

4 you haVe Bhght Uough, attend to It
4 at. once, and avoid o. greater evil
C9nsSmptio2; Cons M, ion The TAR AND WILD
1t is good for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Sore Throat and Consumption. A safe
and cheap remedy. Only 25 cents q bottle.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH, =.
october 22 Druggists.
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2 Democratio club of ward q.

NHEMBERS Of thia Club win attend q
NA, meeting, FRIDAY EVENING, at n
O'Clock, 1t the Palmetto Engine House, for
the purI Jose OF signing the new Constitu-
ton. By order of the President, q
Oct % II. j, GIBSON S.cretarv ~
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stanley'a Celebrated Cough Syrup,
S still great remedy, aid very popular
Il among the people. For twenty-five
years, it has been known to cure more
Coughs than any other remedy.
oct 22f Druggists.
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Isented, and referred tolthe Commit lii

sented, and referred to5the Commit
tee on Accounts: James Douglas,
Levi Gunters +. w. Wing, ST..
'Ioyick and Hopson & Sutphen,
against the Street Department.; ]. "A.
Hendrix &c Bro, against the Aims
House, and Hopson & Sutphen,
against the Water Works. Nus fi5sGe
The Committee of Ways and
Means presented the following re-.
port: ... .e,...s.e.,,-.
The Committee of Ways and
Means have carefully considered the
petition OF Mrs. Sarah e. Moore, to
be excused from the payment Of
taxes due the city, and have to report
untayorably upon her petition.
They also report unfavorably upon
the resolution to reduce the salary of
the Mayor to 5000; and, upon the
resolution to assess and collect taxes
upon the railroads passing through
the city, they would report in favor
of its being laid upon the table.
Respectfully submitted,
W. K. GREENFIELD,
d. P. MCDONALD,
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Ous lFF1sD1s will FsaAa ~ hssses e6s
Presents for 10 and 90 Clubs are
axsaInew nore than eq aal In vakas
20 Cinns ~ 81 apA 400. s i
80 fsspsetivefy sTsthsr ~
PLEaSE EXL.NxJrR.


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- s !. - -. -. -. 800.
80 fseR se5senons y pseelans ensnssn-
~, fotSaepoaAia4 - The sfEe Of the cfub
r. ~ SO
aaH - w. As0AAAAi
var : Clnh ~ 40 fo1l,-o.. q a.. ss,.~t,.
sSS5f5~ M Dt1eise 1rsss rsfferr f,rx. .sareA -
| snrssl ioo st.e r.5k~s s.crasrn sihrm 81 ,.rAs
- %3s.ca - - 1870. r.ss.., 49,. 49,
~ IN 49, - sh..si -nyS = I'll 49, 49,
m a.ssev - - ~ "a -, r.t,s.- --sJ
~ ~rlra eksJn .oN tsfr,-inss ,1,vsy ~issI s~x
b.ts. 2.a, 49, ss1nsd 8 i,st,i- rs,asvtn~ 49,
sses. ~ srrsvio~ sseei~I htsasd &, - - sns
d esesrL 49, ing eais p.tsd essss. =
dt~s' edX6 AyuAls4edE renfsF Eszvy ehas,d soJi1 Ia
ffrg fa3td isek ralHyf yorE box or srtiss dssk "a
VI qua peieofa ssiu, srt tsvsisy-assrr buteeae
tAHfsf sieiin ana oas genis taf1tgnn JsraN. spts-
- 49, s.ss.siss siss 4 80 ~ 81 sssss. -
EorEA ei.h sfe0 ece-ovs q sA& Aaaoviss
asfcisssix Hasekcr octsrsd seaes 6res pattern pop
To- IN " "a 4, ~ IA II fatt;s ,~y,tr 80. !,
,.-ls ..Ih.ror e..s,eS-e ,.,s, IA -, -, 80 -
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Any tvrscn ordering siiher II ths clabs msutssssl
bsisvs sAs<s fhaif sesssssons u pssaians easns-
~. sotssdpos1ts4 = The size d The Club,
sss Dn1H ~ OH noLLAa,
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MEDICAL ILlIjHsslIU, !.

Four nhenfGcSutiy Illustrated Mkdicaf neohs en-
ssnins ,mportsnt Phss'oiosieal Infhsnstion ~ Men
sid ONE free esetpt ~ n Co. by address,
trx M. Joan rANnEzPooL. No. 81 Ganton Piare
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fhoiesai. Dealers In Dry snd Fancy Good., cuties
Pistsd Marc, Aibaas. LsssAer geses An,
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have boeQJ " L. - - Wy g
-see9sity ~ T. ses3s1a " -
vaeV&de4Nse III 49, q sae5 ~ 49, ~
Is28 ri = losAf aehes4 sioa.lys sas
ts1ets4 b ths cearee q " dsaItn&ei g, - 49,
= shall hare 1ssa 1e4a1ped n 49, neon ~
nss1ssb6o o. - .c.see Ips
eaeA dsAts; and II shall nat = ieI q.
~ =. naRpy ri sotsaA - ~ o(a4 f444 %
It4f1H &lss ps111I tff4 III
MAA1 mcHtq0 ~ n ma -
7 vi At4Abs eD0m
a. NATURALIZATION Of ssoA compaye IN ths 49,
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r..c.s. = raa. ~ ~ 49, }.
iea.s1 ~. :! 49, 6. 8. :.
h.ss. 49,. - 49,; :. ~ n = ls,
. &c aooss .pso'Sse, ss s@.s., ~. "
% 0n.ro g, - 9 !. & 1sss s.. = - ~,
n - ~
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r.,n...n n.s s =. az s,.ar ~. ). .sossss;
vaiastons, Y9se 1os e'feeqz ~. =
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for which IN service rs rsndsssdi s2s r. ~ -
E ~ 81
u ~ ~. 49, 800 Z. =,
= 1870 y q. ns1sol upon -. ~. -. ~
ssise " Pohaes an ioscs !. ~ eenpny 49,
enoel " - As e $3.50 q,
- - -. = 1870. s.uv 81 M.
me s0e oeyossss leyu'lea AZ - ~.
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