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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-17

A PRETTY story Is told by Mrs. L. NJ.
Child, illustrating the readiness with
which little folks take up, in imagina-
ton, the burdens of life. One evening
little girl OF six years heard her father
read an account of n mechanic whose
arm was torn by maehinerys no one
when she went up stairs she began to
sob violently. When asked what was,
the matter she exclaimed, "Oh dearl
what shall 1 do IL they marry me to'a
machine man 2" Her mother, scarcely
able to repress laughter, replied, Don't
cry about that, my ehildi perhaps you
will never be married" "Oh yes,
shall, she responded, trying 70 sWal-
low her sobs: .they will marry me to
some body, and likely rs not he will be
a machine man; and II he breaks his
arm MI 10 pieees, Ishaln't know noth-
ing what 70 do .
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rho End OF ihe Nation Al, IpteIIleen

The Washington correspondent OF the
ST. Louis Democrat says the National
LntelLi0encer Is about to die:
ST dislike newspaper talk, when
there Is any excuse for avoiding it but
among the results OF this election will
be a catastrophe significant to WASH
inStou and iournalism-the TALL of the
InteLLigeneer.
'.The National Iatelli1eHcer, Of old
an esteemed organ Of estimable men,
has fred its last mercenRry shot upon
the progress of the nation and the race,
using the capital city ms a port-hole. II
is pavement talk that It is in debt flfty
Thousand odd dollars to one Polkinhorn
a retired job printer, who has foreclosed
upon it, and the sequel lies in Bulwer's
interrogatory, What Will he do with
1.-THE ostensible owners Of the IHteIi-
igeHcer are Snow, Ooyle & Co. Mr.
snow is n gentleman, travelling be-
tween New York and Washington.
Mr.. 'Jonny' Coyle was clerk and con-
hdentfal cashier in the office of that
better IylteLligeHeer, owned by the
brothers-in-law, Gales and Seaton.
1.-THE latter were shigh-toned' Eng
lishmen-to use a pro-slavery phrase
who took no note of money and never
kent an account between themselves.
Each man drew from the common fund
enough for his wants; they spent moth
ing for intelligence, rather disdRined
news-like some of the British reviews
and pensioned of their old servants,
took care OF them when sick, and 9TH
erwise attempted to ,engraft upon
American Typography some of the inn
itations OF patronage common TO Eng
lish estate owners, The result was
that the InteIligeneer obtained respect
and lost money, except for the charity
of Congress- It's proprietors failed once
in publishing the debates Of Congress
and when they went to retire at last,
Mr.. Johnny Coyle, who seemed 10
have large residuary account, stag
| gered the heirB.at-1aW with its remark
able amount, and became the working
head OF the new concern. ~
t'Polkinhorn used To be local job
I printer, as / have said, and he owned
the building In which the IJiteLIi0enee5
was printed. BE took no TenE, ad
yanced money, and at last, when ths
/ Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio cleo
lions were over, his purse-strtngs re
fused tounloose. By consequence, rs
the French idiom would put 1t, the In
! teEiigeHeer must stop or lind, buyer
1 and the mystery Of Mr.. nJohnny'
Coyle must be solved or remain q mys.
! terry. How and where has Mr.. CoylG
obtained thirty thousand dollars yea
| to spend when the ZItteEli0e1leef hal
never made a-oentf's - 41ss> g s4szl-
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ened, falling hair. checked, and Bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles arc destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep 1t clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use Will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor- can
only benefit but not harm it IF wanted
merely for O
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OH EAW
Reduction in Prices,
AaRIoULTURE.
TO REDUCE srouK, AT

n. 9 UTMAN 8 10 o.s..l
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Shosnberger q Cos Horse Shoes.
100 KFas- MACHINE MADE HoRsK
Hill 9hoeg agIorted GtgeG.
> - &c. HI1ADEAkfh 2 alsot
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TESTIFIED STATES OF AMERICA
u DIsrRIOT OF WEST sYIRaINIAss = =
9. Clark q s.i son, r.. = Atiaehment In
The steamboat aPicket," Aainlra!y'
IrrI,areaa a IlbeI was Med in the District
Court or inc United states for the Dtstr1et OF
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF OcpooeL,
iS6S by Samuel Clark and ] W. CLARK, pslIt-
ners under The dIm anne OF :. Sietk . sSils
aoainEf me steamboat HPieKets :, her enGiness
mnchfnery, tackle. outtit, apparel aI az M NJ
nifnre. Now therefore, In pursuanee o. tne
1,onifiun under the seal OF the satd court 70
1nbdifecfed and delivered, I do hereny eve
nubltc notice 10 all perons etaimlng tne
ssid steamb0at, her en9tuess Enaeh1nefy.
faeIrle apparel, outdt aud furnttnre, OF N
s,,1 mani a. interested therein thAt they
- md appear before the said District CouIt
- - held Al the city OF Wheeling, In and
for the District OF v est on me l r..
SGIvnf NOYember, 1853, al 10 o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day. Crowded the same
thniI Be n day OF tufSdletlon-oth s,, on
tne next day OF juriBdicti theTeaitetl insIl
and there 10 inteIpOse their c5AlInsy anu "
make their aIIegafions In that peh 81 S.ry
saL U.G Marshall. District W. va
BY WV h Irwin. Depty Mhmuhl-
CRARMEK q WHEAT, Rroctor< oeSo-lttd.
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: Or. Burton's Tobacco AntidOte.

DR.. BuFton'S Tobacco AntidOte.
NyAEEAaIED 10 nEMoEE ulstEl roe 1oaAecn-
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Il yrttal And elTiaAef III h3oodf tnsgaAeF4h
J,ae poase.t1l Ersst l0uri.hilg - ~.
dep FeFzhinF Asd sstRhlisheS roh1lt bealIh. aagt
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sftI % tsAaeca viii llEtH q tcltnclial fl1Tune1
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Yasr ms .. 8 IanksVET. skTaaary's oflas.-=Fis.s
,s5 lspSly e Ne Asa pom ~ 80 Teerss5 ~ d.
FEoH NGW HAHTsuEs Mr. FGtsosy-Gentieuaeh q
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p &c iss = NO Earss r. X n st..s Pri,oa
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" FoR SALE sY AL DRUGGISTS. ~
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GEM adurrtisemfuts
FHISI is Nl HnMRHa 90 .s9ala

WIN age, height, color or eyes and hair. You
VIII receive by return mail n correct picture
and date OF marriage. Address w. Fox ~
o. Drawer No. 8. Fultonvflle, New York
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B o o K AGENTS WANTED.

. y y n AGENTS WANTED. :
To solicit orders hor DR.. william Smiths
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. The only
edition published In America, condensed by
volume, illustrated with over LIB steel and
wood engraVtngs. a book that Is needed in
three mOnIha.
Agents and subscribers sec that you get the
genuine edition By DR.. Smith.
secular newspaper Of New EnEland,l says,
HLhis edition published by MesSta, Burr a
Co., Is the genuine thing. sr7F 81
The CoHoTe0dtt0nlisf, One leading religious
journal OF New 4Englandl, says "whoever
wishes 10 get, In the cheapest form, the Dest
Dictionary Of the Bible, should buy thfs."
Agents are meeting with Unparalleled
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oheE extra Inducements TO CanvasEera-
Agents VIII Bes the advantage of dealing d.
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scrtptiHe circulars, with full particulars and
q GO..HaHtford Conn: szl7ii- = 49,
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How IL the Paris surgeon who has
been engaged TO cleaye Chang and Eng
going 70 get ar a5og 96.a.d me ,oseabe5 4;
no man put asunderR"
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MEaifaI.
For restoring Gray Hair 10
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing which
is at once agreeable,
and efectual
for preserving the
hair Faded OF gray
hdir IS soon restored
to is original color
Isih tie gloss and
freshness youth
Thin hnir IL fhiclr-
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81 ID
THE following 10 a description of ga
Nice Young Mani"
Attends evening parties, and hands
the mullins around.
Smiles IL he burns his fingers with
the kettle. go .reall5H.ss
Plays the dute.-.,= s -a,F
Parts his hair In the middle.
Takes an umbrella with him TO an
Has. = secret passion for Cruel.
Writes acrostics and contributes to
ladies' albums.
Curls his whiskeTs.
Isthe HHon. Sec" to the Ladies'
Benevolent ,MangIe Distribution So
oTofIy
Keeps cat, and regular account of
his daily expenses. .,.
Carries ptn-cushion and acidulated
droDs about him, and Is never unpro-
vided with a,scent-bottle for fear Of &C
Goes out in the rain to fetch a cab.
Doesn't smoke.
Helps mammals shawl on with the
grace Of one OF Stewards shopmen.
Has his hair and handkefehie1zf aii
of scents, aud it's a pity the same can
not be said OF his head =
Holds skefn of silk With exemplary
patIpnea--tuTns sover= leaves OF music
with great 1dIgitaI skill-feads novels
In a clear secretary i Ike yoice atiecttu-
oso-lisps moderato-iokes the old
maids ailegro-quotes poetry penseroso
runs lafiest errands presttHstmo-and
makes himself generally usefuHo. 2
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@dnfatipnal.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

AGRICULTURAL GULLEGE.
THE FALL TERM OF THIS ISsTITU.
tuition viii begin sEPTKMBER lst, 1se2
The scope or the College, beside PRERA.
RATORH DEPARTMENT., embraces null
and thorough Courses OF Instruction In
Mathematics Ancient and AodGn LdlOtf1D1E,
Philosophy, General L4erdfitre, he SaianseS,
4OTfcuttt1e, and Military ZdetfeS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 70 e175 per annum-
In respect 70 Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place -
AK MARTIN, D.D5S PTssden., and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
n. 8. LYON, AN, Hies PTesideIlt, Professor
ofEnglish Literature, and Principal PreP'y
Departments
Col. ]. K. WAVE, A. N, Professor of Ma
thematies and of Military Tactics.
8. @. SEEYENs, A. n, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences
Henry W. HARMAr, u d, Professor OF
Ancient and Modem Languages and LitsEA-
OIrvKR W. MILIxR, A. n, Assistant In
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. NJ AAdAN8, EEQ. 6upeT1ntcnd Of
the Grcniada and Buildings.
HUGH w. BKOCKs a. d. 1eeturof On
Phya0logy and Hygiene
lion. JoEnE A. DILL, Lecturer on CIVIL ana
OonstituIlsonei Law ALEX. MARTIN.
MoRsAJSToEH, West Va
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Hydraulic Cement
: M BBus HuDsoN RIVER CEMENT
lOO me - ri n 20 d HILpRErH. = BIO.
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The object of this Associations to secure
rash payment within forty days after the
jeafh al a membero of as many dollars os there
are members in the class 10 which he or she
b..Iongs 10 his or her heira.
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WANTED EVERY family to have the
" 0Ry4GD' splendid Imperial Steel
Eneraving Of Hon: HoRATIo SEYMOUR;
Price 81. Small sizes of SEYMOUR & BLAIR
80 each. Also, the aSatlOnal Hand BOOK
81 80 1.-The LOST Cause.'r the Only cotn pleie
Lemocraiic history OF the war price s..
Samples sent on receipt OF price, agents
wantei. e d. TREGT 4 Co, Pubs, 6s4
Bnoad way. New York. NJ ~
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Great Distribution by the
Metropolitan GIrt Co..-.Cash GINS 10
the amount or aso,OOo.--EVery
Tfcket DrnWH y prize.
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AN editor thus alvertises his missing
hat: 1.-THE gentleman who inadver-
tently took our new beaver, and left an
inferior article in Its stead Will do us
Infinite kindness by returning ours,
and be shall receive our Warmest
thanks and two npolOgies-an apology
for the trouble We have given him, and
the apology for . hat he has left Us"
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The OFFICERS Of the Association are:
e MccURDY, Presidents.
ELSON II. Wight, Vice PretuenIs
= w G. CARMANf Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary. > -
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ARAoE OF soUrPToRs.-The Chip-a-
Way Indians. ~
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LocAI. AaFsrs ARE wASFED In every
county and town. and applications IRON a
Competent parties for such agencies, with
EuitabIe endorsement, should be addressed 70
the com pany 3 General Agent,
- ROBERT p. NOAH,
Mo, 2c2SF street, between Fourteenth and
EIfLssnt Tor pist4set ~ aoiSmbIa
and kf6ieS OF Virginia and West Virginia
sep9O-Sm
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nr, ,nrpREn az rnR srAPE or NEN


$500 80 s..7
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Accommodation should be addressed
10 ROBERT p. NOAH, No. IA f street,
WashInqton. ID, o., General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and states OF Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Associaton.
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1 A5A 4,.;s.I,t conceded Q eranlaey
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The TRUSTEES OF the Association are;
ELsoN T. WRIGHT ESQ, President Star
W. s. CkRMaN, Esd, President stuyyesant
a. w F Ssm "a fsa.. &C os;lier National Bank
h w. MURRAY.
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MEMBERsHIP FEES.

ThemembeIship fees are Etr doILdrs at join
,rg Tor trhieh a Certificate Of MeDabeTalstp
oants ON the death Of each member, Of which
JIin notice Will be given- One dollar rom
eSsh fnembsr goes 10 the widow or heirs of
me deceRS ed member, md ten cent? Tor eS-
Pe Tbis u company Is divided into TEN
CLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
S0R' WOMEN. AS soon as these Glasses are
dIJeIl len new Glasses Will be adopted. Men
and yorrien are not allowed In the same
Glasses. Everything done 10 make eaeh
Class equal. = Cr.AssRs assl5ja
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and will be invested in United States Bonds
or Heal Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value OF the money so
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to travel for
wv q Administering Com my and sell by
g1np Q. Gbod wages are guaranteed. Adj
dress, with stamp, H ID. Han LToH & Co.,
No. Ala Chastnutst-, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The bylaws OF the association require thai
One-third OF the money received as new
membership ices, shall De made sinking
fund 10 meet paymentsfa lllng due by the de;
linQuencies n memberS. This land Is held
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gifs aasaFaafs.
-. nnrn.rrrE nrnIEp AssoCIATION.

nd a n q a T = 4 n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-15

The Insane Asylum at BrAttoboro continues
70 buy al the land that joins 1t, or is in the i'm
mediate vicinity. With recent purchases they
have farm Of over 800 acres, Decides very extern
sye pssturAgo and woodlands. Over 500patiopts
are under treatment.
The Hartford Poet SAYS that The only luck tho
Democrats ever bad in Vermont was whom they
carried 81 Adams during the war, That time
tboy came in from Canada.
The editor Of the Newport Express says a re-
cent personal canvass Of voters IN district num-
Der seyen, eomprising Newport Centre, shows 81
who promise 20 vote for Grant aud Collar and one
for seymour. Can any district Of "a equal mum
Der Of voters do bctteri
There Il o,.e Democrat in Goshen, Addison
county. He vas on the doubtful iisi this year
bat finally ssssd for Edwards, he said Il guess
III do 70 this time, bat al NJ eAa't Keep me from
voting for Grant and Collar 10 November"
Brick Pomsroy predictedA Democratic gain
ia Vermont. and he " aisgasted with tI,e election
retarns, and says "Who coula expect any change
for the better Ia State where they have become
30 sanken ID A. bauchery that they have one d.
yores for every ninetecn marriages, under the IN.
aaenns Of JAeolan iHEdelity, and through The
pFostiiution Of the pulpit 70 the worship d tbs,
Old thief and murderer John brown, whose sou
tsoy Ell suppose to be marching On. when Il long
siloe got leostsd 10 IL hnAl roasting place
There ar 1000 members Of tbs order Of Good
femplArs ID ihiA state, and during toe i nenGh,
previous 10 July, - new iodgc- SER enrolled,
The oldest ledge has boon established only All
yeArs aud Is ia Coventry.
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The CLERKs or NEw YoRK. Not an
easy or desirable position is that Of
clerk in a great city like Now York.
Their life is thus truthfully described
by a correspondent Of the Providence
Journals
Some Of the establishments have as
many as two hundred clerks in their
employ They are expected 10 dress
well TO keep up with the fashions, 50 as
to be in keeping with the general style
about them. They must be at business
promptly at eight in tho morning, q
strict account being kept Of any failure
10 do 40, which is reported by the head
Of the department to the general mana
ger All the day long they arc kept on
their feet under watehful eyes, and with
a multitude Of details to attend to; aud
at noon they must hurry out for has
ty lunch and be back as soon as posi-
bic, flying the day through until seven
or eight o'clock at night. In the busy
season they are liable to be worked IN
til eleven or twelve O'Clock at night; and
in the duh season, which comes on in
the city often enough, they are just as
liable to be discharged at weeks no.
tice, even though they have been years
in The honse, and been faithful in every
way, 1t il a well known fact that Now
York merchants care nothing for the
interests Of their clerks; and the larger
and mora prosperous the house. the
moro anxious il is 10 save a few dollars
by cutting down hands in duh tines.
The supply Of clerks is always 80 large
that at the approach Of busy days they
can easily fll up again. With the ex-
ception Of men who bring trade, and are
engaged by contract, no clerk is sure
Of has place beyond The passing week
And for il ali what salary is received ?
BY careful search through al branches
81 trade, il is found the average Is not
over fifteen dollars week. falling n
some, yes in many cases, far bolos that,
and rising, 10 few exceptions, far above
The head book keeper Of a prominent
Broadway hoase gets a salary d thir-
teen thousand dollars, while under him
are no less than siI men. having the
brunt Of the work 70 DO, who are paid
three dollars day. There are nsn IN
other houses sho enjoy prineely in
comes, because they hare drawn one Of
the prizes Of trade. they have 8 trade
Of their oxn. which brings 10 large sumo
- their mpl9yer aud they ore pala ~
thaf work aita BtaiHled hand Bat
al around thesn ais men witbout shaa
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tho ed systesn a uauspustat1on.
Araaunisd b ti.s2a.ssTbo Tho Com.
lnissionrs q shs Rashe Raiinusd re-
ceiscd yesterday 1850 Tnttel States
tsnas 81 ths vaisc "a 81 600 e.ch. tor
The completion u ne asth and 27ih
section q that rooa 100 milos West q
Omaha
The Canada courts have Just decided
TO surrender 70 the United States the
postage stamps amounting 70 sbaui
$1,000 Which The pirate Matt stole
FROM a steamer while Ga transition he.
tween New Orleans and New York -
This decision Is irnr ortant A. a preoe
dent, because there is large amount o.
Government property still in the hands
Ct Englishmen who will probably dis
gorge without going to court
Westward the Star Of Empire take
its way During the last month nearll
10000 acres Of Government land. most
ly for actual settlement, was taken up il
Nebraska, Kansas aud Michigan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-15

The VI State Fair which was held
al Burlington last week was success
in every particular The exhibition Of
stock was far 10 advance Of that Of any
previous fair 81 the society, and the en-
tries In other departments were fully
up 10 thOss 81 previous years
Among the noticeable horses exhibi-
ted we're the following from this coun-
tys Young Hambletonian, years old
stallion. by J. II Chaplin Of Bcnning-
Ion. = chestnut gelaing. Of the Ethan
Allen STOCK. by II ID Kent Of Dorset
IL q Root, Of Bennington. entered fvc
good horses, among which was the
white marc Fanny, 81 Rather stock,
winner 81 Tho first prize for tro,;ing =
We copy the following account Of tho
tros trom the Bosica Journal.
Ahes Is spsakAsE waa gSes, ssatenena arsv.
tng hav~es wVfV shgwn afen the traeks And isa'
kea~ee GhaA Asst nevvs saai AS. TAsre upEs
thfs@ saasssss -Y.nrY VI ~ D Ross n R~n.
nsnxtaa. sstaAn hssh b. 1ahn TsaaNs - ~.
s.A "a ssnovaahs' " !. I cAgIsA z VAN.
KsrtAzszsasa - .ipaeaAy's tHas 49, 80 fzke
sHs nv ksf4fsri Z ~ iszns kaa nspAes. .-fas.
ny- 49, zzaaissstay slns ssursts wstA ths usysd
a. ~xsl - wiih zsny q ths lusa = be asdsrstzssi
ka~sss anA ksas tseif gooa Esatat2 hhs 10
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as aAst ffssa ~ Ersaa stsasA. shseh va 49,
zrsaA = AeSfis AsaetA Azaaafea Teefas. TAnss
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