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ny "a Billings.
FLEAS.

The smallest animal Of the
brute creation, and the most
pesky, IL the feas.
They are about the bigness
ov an onion seed, and shine
like a bran new shot.
They spring from low places
and can spring further and
faster than emmy Of the bug
brutes.
They bite wus than the mus
keetoze, for they bite on q run
one flea will go aul over a
mans suburbs, in 2 minits;
and leave him as treckled as
the meazles.
1t is impossible to do any
thing we'll with a flea on you
except sware, and feas ain t
afraid of that: the only way is
to quit business ov aul kinds
and hunt for the flea, and
when you have found him he
amt there. This is one of
the flea mysteris, the fakulty
they have of being entirely lost
.jist as you have found them.
[ don't suppose there is ever
killed, on an average. during
emmy one year, more than l6
feas in the whole ov the Uni
ted States ov America, unless
there is ID casualty Of some
kind-oLce in a while there is
a dog gifts drowned sudden,
and then thare may be few
feas lost.
hey are about as hard to
kill az a fax seed il, and if
you don t mash them as fine as
ground pepper they will start
bizness on a smaller kapital .jist
as pestiverous as ever.
There IL lots ov people who
never seen q flea, and it takes
pretty smart man to see one
ennyhow; they don't stay long
in place,
If you ever ketch a flea, kill
him beforeyu do ennythingelse;
for if yu do put off 2 minits, it
may be too late.
Menny flea has passed
away forever in less than 2
minits.
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THE DAY BOOK.
SATURDAY MORNING, June 10, 1859.
[Continued from First pageo1

LOoutiuueu lIOu rllSI page
expect to win the respect and
confidence of their respectable
fellow citizens With hun
dreds of our people in this city
and county disfranchised by an
unrighteous law, while every
negro is accorded the franchise;
can it be possible that any
white man among us will resist
the call of duty, and the i'm
portunity Of his disarmed and
helpless friends to arm himself
with the ballot, and vote for
the protection Of his property
and ours /! Such men should
be ashamed of themselves, and
their families should be asham-
ed of them. The zeal with
which others are laboring, and
the contrast afforded in the
conduct of more than nine
tenths of our citizens, should
shame them into acquiescence
in what is so reasonably ex-
pected of them. We hope that
all such as have been referred
to, will register and vote fol-
Walker and the expurgation Of
the constitution. -Lynchburg
Virginian.
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There are a great many men
in the world who have enough
of the woman in them to induce
them to persevere in any course
which they have discovered to
be peculiarly exasperating to
their friends and neighbors.
. We meet now and then with
specimen OF this sort. The
'enterprize of great pith and
moment which has been inau-
gurated in Virginia to rescue
her from utter degradation, and
for the accomplishment of which
the best hearts and ablest heads
are so anxiously, unselfshly
and laboriously struggling, is
dependent for it's success upon
| the number of white men who
register and vote. Of course,
under these circumstances, the
class above mentioned has q
fine opportunity of assuming an
exasperating attitude towards
the communities in which they
reside.
They are those who will not
register. We have met with
some specimens of the class
They are too numerous to be
regarded as curiosities, and too
few to constitute a respectable
clique. They have returned
upon the dignity of their isso-
lated folly, and by their own
act deprive themselves of the
privilege OF franchise which
Congress with all of its power
did not venture to do, land base
ly commit political suicide at
the very time the State needs
their services. Petersburg In
dex.
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Tie NYCCO0le-Allen Prize
.' ..'I.N Fight.

St. Louis, June 6.-At
midnight last night, Valentine
Mckinney. the referee in the
prize fight between McCoole
and Allen yesterday, decided
in favor of McCoole, on the al
legged ground that Allen COM
mitted foul on McCoolo on
the last round by gouging his
eyes. Mckinney has left town.
1t is conceded by all who saw
the brutal affair that there was
no foul, and that Allen would
have won if it had been fairly
contested. Alien is in perfect
trim and uninjured, while Nc
Coole is laid up, blind in both
eyes.
To-day Charley Gallagher
challenged Allen to fight for
81 900. In the challenge Gal
lagher recognizes Allen as the
winner in the fight with Nc
Coole, notwithstanding the de-
cision of the referee. All &C
counts published scout the idea
of Aliens committing a foul
on McCoole. H."
1t is announced to night that
McCoole claims that Allen
gouged him, and the decision
of the referee was in accordance
with the rules of the prize ring,
but he has no desire to take ad-
vantage of it, and has sent a
challenge to Allen to fight him
for $4,000 within three months,
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They are exercised in New
Bedford as to whether eggs
shall, in the future, be sold
there by the pound or dozen.
Why not by the pound? 1t
would be the justest and fairest
method. A committee OF the
town council is now setting to
consider the question, and will
soon hatch a report.
A Hartford paper thinks that
one quart of whisky day is as
much as any good civilized In
dian needs; and that, in this
respect,the Indian is more mod
crate in his demands and appe-
tites than certain Radical Con-
gressmen and Washington Of
flee holders.
Author, who has led q hotel
life, is aboutpnblishing a work
on 'Inn-conveniencies.
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not more than 100 miles from
st. Louis.
Mike says he was suffering
with erysipilas for two weeks
before the fight. At noon to-
day he was in bed, one OF his
eyes still closed. His face is
much disfigured. s'
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Manufactures of a prominent
article in jewelry are about for.
ming an association--they will
probably be known as the
'Chain-gang.
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INFER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1T AiONU AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD On and alter FRIDAY, the 9Th
instant, the trains over This road will be
run as follows:
Leave Richmond at A. NJ. and 2.35 P. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at 1875 A. NJ. and $50
L. Nj.
Accommodation Tram, it'll passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily
sundays excepted) at 40 p. M.
NJ Train viii not ieave Rich
SUNDAYS, and The $50 p. NJ.
not leave Petersburg on SUN.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.35
P. NJ. Train, runnil1 g through daily.
Fare to Norfolk Sei Baggage check ed
through.
Passengers for Clovel LII VIII take the
a. NJ. Train on WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAY vs., connecting at Chester with
Coal train, returning TO Richmond same
days at 10 P. M.
E. II. Gull,
OCH Engineer and Superintendent.
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z all Roads.

Oh and ALTER III rs DAY, Lie 10th day OF
rov., 1868, the Passenger TRAINS Oh Che
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad 60. Will
Leave Norfolk daily. at.......,... $50 a. nj.
ar i've Petersburg st..............s.05 A. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at......"......... $40 I'm.
arrive in Nor folk as.................9.l5 P. M.
Making close connection AZ Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Ct South Side Rail-
road To a.nd from Ly chburg, Bristol,
KNOW, t, Memphis, II W Orleans, Nash :
vilte, Atlauta, and all points West and
Sout h W est.
COnnectiug also with Trains of klch-
MONT and Petersburg Railroad to and
rom Richmond.
Ea- baggage checked through.
j. D. PROCTOR,
RIOS Mast er Trans, orLatlou.
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It o r B o $ a o N.
S MI-W KY LIN
.lG;sazssssssapsaaassssl, ..,,;,s.,s,i.
R E D U ED FREIG H I'll
AT the request of many Farmers and
Shippers OF Truck, the Merchants aud
Miners Transportation Company, with a
view of giving every facility TO this bust
NORFOLK FOR BOSTON
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock D. IN.
Sailing Every Tuesday, Steamships
VIM. KENNEDY, MCCLELLAN,
Capt. Parker Capt. Howes.
Every Friday.
GEO APPOLD, VIM. LAW RENEE
Capt. Howes. Capt. Halleit.
RET U RNING, one of these Ships leave
italJimore and Boston every M onday and
Thursday.
Passage, including Meals and
g oIatSroons, ..'''.'''' '..''....'.. Sl5 w
Second-C Class Passage, Uolored. -. II 90
RounG Trip Ticsetss. including
Meals and Slater ooins, good for
sixteen days, ...............,...... "A D,
These Steamers connect with Fast
Freight Trains of w. Il w. II. 4. and s. &
r. X r. Ali Fruit or Vegetables will go
forward on day of arrival.
FOR further particulars OF freight or pas
sage apply TO
V. D. GRONER, Agent,
je3tf Town Point. Norfolk. Va.
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Office at Miles Creekmurs, Portsmouth,
PROMPTNESS.


The Piedmont has paid in losses 10 the
otherwise helpless widows ana orphans
OF the South, about $25 0oO; in every case
waving the time allowed by policy for
payment, and paying at once--of wnicn
Agents can furnish particulars and proof.
AS this is a question affecting the la
terest OF all who insure, We append the
following extract:
TO THE PUBLIC am pleased to
bear testimony TO the Piedmont Life In
surance Company OF Virginia" ana To
urge its merits for solVency and prompt.
ness on q Southern public.
L presented this mornins proofs Of loss
for $1,000 insured under policy No 75l,
Jointly on myself and wife, my Wilo haV
ing recently died, ana the amount was
Instantly paid, the Company waving the
ninety days allowed under its policy.
Such prOmptDesS entities the Company
to Southern support.
Why should we continue 20 impoVerlsh
our people and section by sending mo-
ney North for Life Insurance whenso re-
liable and prosperous a Company as "Fhe
Piedmont" is in our section?
HENRY T. JARRATT,
OF GreenViile 90. Va.
lii addition such extracts could he
given from muny leading men am III
nails all over the %nutt.
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Steamers.

THE BALTIMORE STEANi
Il PACKET COMPANY
FOR BALTIMORE & ALL POINTS
NORTH AND WEST.
.EzsssE .s,satsSs.sssas
One of the steamers of the Baltimore
Steam. Packet Company will leave their
wharf East Wide Water street, Norfolk. al
$3.50 P. M. daily, (Sundays excepted,) and
Portsmouth on the arrival of the evening
Passenger Train of the
SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAIL
ROAD,
at els P. M. touching at Old Point
The Company are now running their fire
Steamers
LOUISIANA,
GEORGE LEARY and
ADELAIDE,
all IN thorough order, and remarkable 10
their speed and safety.
State Rooms can be engaged durlne the
day.
For rates Of passage, treishts ~ other in.
formation, apply TO Charles Il. Yeatman
Old Point or at the office OF the Compa
ny at MOI folk.
JNO. VERMILLION, Agent
IL. l.. Poor, Agent, Baltimore.
my6
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SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMoNro.

s'The Piedmont" her 1rsttwelvo month
OF active operations, Insured over $1,000
oeo OF po1c1es; equal, without increase, 10
over $lz,0o0, 600 Of policies Tor first Two
years OF active operations, and an in
come OF over half a million OF dollars.
Her nomberof poilcieS ior her first twelve
months is 40; equal, without increase,
tor first two years, to $500, Her success
is, therefore, AHEAD or Any COMrA-
NY In EUROPE OR AMERICA; her
prospects very cheering, her eXr euSeS
less than most other Companies: her
rates as low; her terms as liberal; her sol
vency as undoubted. and her spect1or
large dividends as good as any other
Company: therefore IL is very desirable
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANCE
Would you leave Il support To your help
less children?
Would you at your lieatil eleaee al en-
cumbered estate ?
Would you secure y0ur endorsers nom
loss?
Would you be sure 10 educate your euil-
dren?
Would you make - profitable and ave
1nVeStIn, Mt?
If so, reau tue following, ans. at ut4c.5 Sc
cure It Llie Policy iii his CUinlr by
application To
General Canyassiug Agent,
ID. IA. " IL siI, ald
BILi&0LY Il MoALPINE,
onl
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Ranks.
h,RA " lin WINGS sANh

AtRA " X lin WINGS SAM
OFFiCE No. ~ BA 50 aTREt2
JNo. B. WHITEHEAD. President.
Dtreosoqs:
sAML IL. HODGES, J. 1. B.4oopaooD,
Tn Nm. j. MOORE. j. @. PohLAEp.
sos. G. rGMlhG, CGshser.
c. n. LANGLEY, Aes'f Cushte,
4ssg~ Thss Rank is ODen for austness. ~
Interest at the rate of SIN PER CEN
per annun VIA be allowed on ali exisllu
tiepoSiteS made since the resumption I.
business, trOu the Isl oi January 1857
and also. on ali daposi! eS hereafter made
rom the dale OF deposlte until date u
withdrawal, ten days n0tice To Ire reguji
ed however Before Withhra wal. NJ
change ia the raGe CT lIterNsl--3 pei ~
allowed on old oeptsites The account
OF tho new DepOSltOrs ate sept sepaIa,
:rOtu those OF the old, SO as 10 ansWe, tn
demands i the new DepOS1tOrS.
AL ;i4lebteL TO this Institution Wiz
please cal nud pay, or cnrtaii and renew
their papo4. mAio~lf
Hg EGCEsANl's da sfts,s4Arrf
Iva 50 SGs s$4A &.
OkHiJh 80. SO, "a ~ ,to-
lre4,aars.
WI. T. II AlIl3SG
nireefaes;
JOE. II. spaAeLzr. q, Il. u4s,fc>
ia. tSALUsbUEY, V. ". "a
= JGI.iNg JAp. l
WIN. Il. WALES. Oaeb:4v.
This Bank liz Is omen for the eAnnu,tut
ofbusiuess. deposits received upon ;n'
usual terms, Interest being ai!pWc,. ~ ,I''
rate OF SIX per cent. OH all amounts re
iaAtnins Oh uepositfor 30oa5 = ur upH II,
FoUR per cent. ior 4 less period; inter =
con- msncine 10 Gays alter deposit,
ce&*sing 10 days prior TO lne withdrawa.
Ihe Institution keeping accounts OF IL.
New Dep0sitors entirely separate iron
those of the Old Depositors, SO as to au
swcr the demand OF the New Dep@sltors.
All indebted to our Institution vii
please call, pay, cuItatl, OF renew Lhoi
paper
The Board Of Directors VIII meet evei,
"Wednesday anu saturday morning Al
O'Clock.
ably
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FOR RICHMOND AND ALL REGULA. !.
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
TsHE Fast aud Elegant U. S. Mail
l. steamer
E l. z A Ii A N G O X,
Capt. Z. q. CLIFFORD.
Leaves Campbelrs Wharf, IL
tor the above named places &ssS4ssasasSsss
on TUESDAYS, TIL kSDAY'S and
SATURDAYS, at O'Clock A. NJ, re-
turning on MONDAY'S,W EDNESDAY'S
and tRIDAIY'S,t touching al Portsmouth
each way.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer.
Passengers arrive IN Richmond in time
to connect with evening uains on Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. Tor
Washington. Baltimore and all points
North, and next morning with trains on
Chesapeake and Ohio ana Richmond and
Danvllle Rail roads, tor all points South
and West. -
Fare TO Richmond. Observation-Disclosures az SO
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MDNDA VS., WEDN ESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from | to P. NJ, for City Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James river.
t'reights for Way Landings must hs
prepaid.
For further particulars apply to
A. l. HI M e, Agent,
ap8 once CampDelPs W hart.
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REFEEE NOES.

For the protection and satisfaction OF
policy holders, this Company has ordered
appointment OF nve prominent ana re-
liable men in each State it does bust
ness-Whose expenses are paid by TIE
Company to each annual meeLing-to see
nransr GI pory dold Tn IN men states
consented tO serve (and the list will be
completed of like gentIemen) and can be
referred to by parties who wish 10 in
quire into the operations of this Com
panY.
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SPECIAL REQUEST.

1.-THE Piedmont feels confident no
Company is superior or more desirable,
doing so. to apply To its Agents or write
direct to the "Home Office" naming the
Com panies they have an idea of patronlz-
ing, and it has no doubt IL can bedemou-
stlated the benefits and privileges under
its policies are equal to any, surpassed by
none and superior TO maEIy.
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STATE DIRECTORS :

VIRG1NIA-Qen. Joseph II. Anderson
richmond, Va; Hon. ThoS. =. FlOurnUy,
Halifax Court House; Gen, William III.
Payne, Warrentou; Judge Jn0. W. Brock
enbrough, Lexington: MAJOR H. g. Da-
hieIds. Richmond.
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LoUIsIANA--Gen Dabney II. Maury,
Gen. q. 7, Beauregard, Judge Asexander
Walker, Col. G. G. Garner, New Orleans;
Gen. Mason Graham. Alexandria.
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GEoRGIA-Judge a. H. HanseI, Thorn
asville; Judge d. a. Walker, Dalton, Rev
Il; K. Porter, Atlanta; Judge d. a. Vason,
Albany.
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IJITIUIiT :
SAM'L IL. HODGES, J. 1. B44ooDGoUD,
IA. W ARD, JEo. JAMES,
Tn W M. j. MOORE. j. @. Pollard.
Ju~. G. t.EMlhH, Cashter.
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r. H. MAUR1, of Il. II. Maury & CO.,
bankers; ~. +. hARyEY. President of Ma
tional Bank OF Va, and OF Harvey N wit.
lanS, Commission Merchants o. f.
Com mission Merchant; RICHARD IRbY,
of Snyder Il Irby; A. TIDBNAN, Tobac-
conist; w. A. ARMIsrEAD, OF Armistead
d Peck: w. p. SHEPHERD. J. II, PEBBLES
, 1869-08-10
ROW ON 4 RAILROAD TRAIN.

From tie f,nnha Jr1r.tiitan, .4uauaf7
A. the down iFs4tn on the t'nInu Pacific seachet
oTallon j station, on Thursday ptrh1, qnItr Il 1T
lie ttci.cnen. wa4 occaaluued umnng the pa-.en
Gers BY The 1he OF loud Words let ween two young
Men In ODE r1s! n The car. .
u Ar1eArs, from EhMt Information We could
EAthc!. that 5ouog EnEshulan uatucd Al Hos.
!'acl, uf Liverpool, England, FH spu:r to pmnhn
le!t Ike in1ulKtng IN Goosl trst~c!hss drunk. q
% the tra!o ut the Station abave O'Fa!lon'd mud
procured = tolilc Ut W1lsEey. Neither liking o.
spptec'atlng hs poison when tndnlsest in a'one+
NJ Gait hlS eye AitIut for Cenil SOUL With whom
he could culoy noWng bowl
. lie spied hls Ulau ct thc opposite extremity Ut
me coach. The chosen one WIS holng sweet
Et'! the discourse for more Inspiring company
We could not get Suffice It 10 kay that TINE ruled
on anil the 1oE OF cIubcrau+ spslta mentioned
above Al last the bottie-tzlssnan 10. the4t TWO
copgenial sou!s-Fan dry. aud 1A!l+i To cheer bnt
at 'nehE1Ate. Conversation tagged, mt The man
Wa9hh" The other so,iu followed, aud Invited
H. new made Eac!isa friend 70 private ttounrti.
NO other Elnee presenting, both entered The rrst
apartment uf the cal H1lppn.
TO give The tale as Il vas told 10 Us by the living
rr11csna Nj. stranger lH.gan lingering the pocket
t4tt watch OF i$pchaeE The ialte1 objectcd, and
t9t4 seat on the lounge. when No. Jumped
On md tcat him numerically When they .epa-
rated each vent tO his own et1t, one very drunk
And iic oIher ycrs 'l!aa-resahly marked shout the
e,ts and fhce- Five 1Il1uhs only elapsed when
ss!anIrt No: rfiIrned anu cnteret iuto . con-
ttoserss with the tosly Engll-hmsn, whom be be-
.an pulling about 10 IN Angry manner. The lat
ttt also ''t']ecttts to this treatment, whe.eur,n
the so'dieF's friend struck HIN IL the face
~1tholt, however, dotng material damage. Ios-
hGce al once Jumped up and warueI the asAatlaar
away. In fact. be warne.1 him AZ OF several flmes
during the encounter. even threatening to shoot il
the tc!iow persisted In his aa1se, The aIcnho!!c
tcseIoEe tetlls to hare MA1e the t1sa reckless
H.. drew knife and Logan s!ashng 3. koenack,
when the latter tlred, the shot taking Effect il the
hand ETen thl1 d!h nos su1ce to anlet tue assa!l-
ant, hut rAthtE fhcftaaetl his desperation aud
urged him on. 1seing the lighter pf the to ltoe-
hack, as lakt alternative EErd At The nan Bga1n,
lodging U iralt III the fellow Il chest.
Tie passengers were highly excited, hlt a. the
train MHt moving sapldJ. escape lroM the car was
np1estf,ie-
Ilocback complied With the conductors seqncst,
and went Into the nAlI car, where tht United
States afaI1taE from idaho found and haad-cuned
him, yesterday morning.
Upon his at11rai hefe, he was turued over 10 tho
-tt5 MarA.a1. and conrescd to jttl. hut hut sub
'e9ucnlly taken in charge b. United state. Deputy
Marshal Seward.
He fs young man, OF n!e1um sta.nre, n.,ont
= !ears of age, g painter by trade, and does not
ook ike desperate man. His face IL sery badly
'ut uN. kaadc 50 bJ the knife Ia the Strangers
sAnh during The tnelet.
, 1869-08-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

=. MnHIlAY HfKNtNH, 4HE7tstF
HAs r 1sta, nnns and vs,..aio1,. viii fund lin
r.L, sui~t IL iGn ususi ehsfSS ii .,rssr ncss
MUTT EMI ilrsfr.. mss. r.; .a,ps<a. I.o,, H..
1blrAi Afruunt nn4 !pr sAsss, saa sr tsftct r7r~i
.-"dy anh fof elrer guLlsics dru At nur autA.i"na
at u1 net' - rttc t..'5;'r IT. .na t.,s .c:!rtey y.
runtni t;h'ifr dairy. :a<s< f.ir u tA.I tn, and
nttin :,a-.e k1Ata. i;t4.lc Rl44 of tuls
ss,tts .tts r. ~ =. tfkins :: ~ sie .. At ..c -
Aad AU Fsai -c; ta cs AG3 tabs At ~: II t2bs II
AAtiGIst+Tho rlosr1ncnt IN haxk1us eeuti1ues
~ shsn4'r ',.Mrvtr .asd continue 10 quite; STARK
RI s':i is' is slsx xt Ass tsis
%Ss: lAriat a.<sIe: wool sacka, 65e
,ClEES! fif deEA7.4 rairttl fus this article. and
IL Ernr:a1 f. r Aulnuk tesicss was II tr1ursa
on, sr:s NJ Y"I a Al * f51s ~, M ~ - &
III: Western Rsscrve, ts41kc- -.
tthI-HE'tssA tn1ltlnne4 slAck. but prices wcse
a W 1ui a,t Al c ts rss1t Tns :ssts 1tr hes1.
wHt,,ss. Ser.ns.a. aA,i E:.ton, si9a; Htas.ba1eh,
533;e: 3e;: fs "a .7s %s 51.F Ii. s2 GhPRswa a,nc,
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