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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-04

A negro preacher had elaborated q
new theory of the Exodus, tO-wit: that
the Red Sea got frozen over, and so
afforded the Israelites a safe passage but
when Pharoah with his heavy iron char
lots attempted it they broke through and
we're drowned. A brother rose and asked
for an explanation of that point Csc
been studyin' geography, and de geography
say dat de very warm country where
dey have de tropics And dc tropics too
hot for freezin. De pint to be splained
is bout breaking through de ice The
preacher Strengthened up and said
'Brudder, glad you asked dat question.
1t give me 'casion TO 'splain it. You
see that was a great while 'go-in DC
ole times 70 dey had any gograPhy-.fo'
dare was any tropics. Springfield Re
publican.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-04

INDIGNANT TRAVELLER" Conduc-
tor, why didn't you wake me up, as |
asked you? Here l am miles beyond
my station" Conductor did try,
but all could get out of you was, All
right, Maria; get the children their
breakfast, and I'll be down in a minute"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-04

Mrs. Malaprop says the reason why q
newly married man Is called "a benedict
is that when a man is married be gives
up all the bad bachelor habits 10 which
he has been edicted,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-04

The following is given as a fremau's
toast The ladies-the only incendiar-
les who kindle flame which water win
not extinguish."
, 1877-07-01

lost a man, and With the satisfaction OF having
di1com6ted aud despoiled their besiegers- The
sun, sinking at the close OF TINT sultry August
dav In crimson pomp behind the western pings,
bathed in flood of ruddy light five OF st.
Georges crosses, tapping idly III the evening
breeze, over the tiny forest fort, under rude
garrisoa-made cusfgu OF stars and stripes:
Although the Provincials we're technical
" victorious at Oriskany, they returned to their
homes
m ANTTHlNa BUT TRIuMPH;
they were totally unable to follow up their ad-
vantage or afford their beleaguered comrades
any assistance. Relying upon that inability,
and the ignorance OF the garrison regarding the
result OF The battle, st. Leger Immediately de-
manded the capitulation OF the foFt1 threaten
ing the devastation Of the entire valley settle
mcntgb by fire, and sword, and tomaaawk IL It
refused. Col. GaDscyoort rejected all his Of
fers, somcwkat upgractous]y, as unworthy Of a
British officer or gentleman.
IN the nigft uf the 10Th, Col. Wil1ctt, in COM
pany with Mai 3tockweii, started out, armed
only with spear, and with no blankets or pro-
visions other than small store OF crackers and
cheese, through the forest for the German
Flats which, after standing during the greater
part Of the irst night motiopless in morass,
subsistins for daJ upon berries, and encoun-
.erin9 the sevcrest hartIships, they reached on
the afternoon Of the 18th. Col. Willett was
militia had besun to assemble again In great
numbers in answer to his earnest appeal,
when
GEN. ARNOLD,
four days afer Nillett's arrival, reached Fort
Dayton With large force Of troops, which mad
been dispatched bY Gen Schuyler from Albany
upon Learning Of Herktmer's disaster. Here
Arnold, who, despite his reputation for rash,
reckless bravery. understood the strength OF the
OF the enemy better than did his unfortunate
endorsements from Albany should arrive. Or the
xenmen f,f tha country had }o{ned his standard
, 1877-07-01
70 SOMEBODY'S EYES.
{K--.1

0 the bcanty that ],nrers In those eyes Of th1as
Ia beauty amazingly swect and divine;
So soft, 80 bewitchiAyly love-ike &5e they-
Naaghs hat Loves oWn sweet self In her own lovei,
way
Who would not risk hs life to bo under her rcignf
Who would not feel the pleasure Invite Ill th.
Who xoala not Ike true knight 60 forth to tho
For her Owl rornf cake buffet dangers and scars.
Only MANLY Is hn who eoes forth like man,
Plies his suit with will Il, b. dsst in the van:
Should he fall once why, then, will he net still
Like the cobblcr, keep pcegfng away at his shoe:
.'Thero is nothing like leather" will still b. his
s~There ls nothing like lcathesr to keep ono's
For The very same reaaon, no say all Of we
There IL nothn, like Woman, Man's f.if deyotes.
Her voce iike the music that flo.te from afar,
Each note sweqt love time from star unto star;
Or like rwhropa that fail On the bosom OF Night,
Which the wee i1owrcts sip with = dainty delight;
Or like blossoms that blow in ths sweet Summer
Or like waters that flow when the veeper-bella
Cllne,
Or like Hotc's pleasant strcan in tho Valley OF
Truth,
With tbe winsr OF dove, with the lightaesa Of
youth
I could eaze fondJy gaze, and not think 1t Il efn
Cuing .ecret@ that lie buried deCn1y within;
1 could die, II it neels TO Jon hct would, too:
For those orbs,? lovely otbs, tell me what I'd not
do.
Some guy e1es arc eeIl-tales-soma say they afe
not;
Some say they are sonethiog--Tve quite now for
got;
say Shey are sonethiug-I ssy this to you--
T.hina eYes afc!the reflex OF WonAnhood tina
Thine eyes are the reflex Of what might call
The faireat the brigntest, the deasest Of ali
Thai Woman can prize, IS doWry untod,
Well wortt ten times her weight tn the pufest OF
gold
Well worth TIN times her wetght-yea, ten than"
sand times more
Il heart fuiif frelxhted with 1ita's living ore;
This this IL tie treasure that always will last
This this Is the die from which true love IL cast
Re thine like dowry; BE- thine like lot;
He thine nwket pauae, never. never forgot;
lie thine sweet raIne 'niongst tho bright chose1
few,
Ia the prayer pf a frfend--his tove-token to Jou~
: f,HIcAnf, JGue, 1877 JosErH D. TEExx1.
, 1877-07-01
THE PARTING HOUR.

There's something in the "pastirg hour"
Will chill Ehe waf1ncst heart;
Yet kindred, comrades, lovers, friends
Arc fated all tn part
But his I've reeu--and many panS
Has pressed it M Ely mind
The one who goee Is happier
Ihan thoae he leaves behind
OAK PARK. fAu1Gs
, 1877-07-01

1 lOF L5E
pAGSTt FSs COURAGE AND ESuEKDSCE
| OF the brawny frontcrstnc1.
4 portion cf Col. Vissch.F's regiment, which
formed the Tcar"Tuard ot Ith2 advancing lorcrs
| was cut pfT from the rnain hohy hy the prccipi-
tans attion Of tho savages ~ et's.hs tle sc:.-
meus--Icft open ut the roats-of their circular
anbusylie, ind, As HerkinseT Iiaa predicted,
fed inxloro1sIy from The field in hcplto,,2
haste led BY their erstwhfe COURAGEOUS CuIon-
cl. History takes grim satisfaction In record
I'M. that they were pursued by aiola.ks- and
we're punished much more severely than would
have been the case bad they stood bY their
comrades in distress.
But the enyironed militia, after the terrible
shock OF the surprise had passed away, exhil,-
tied an amount. OF bravery and intrepid self
possession that has seldom bccn eutalcd in our
eyentfui history Of forest fights, and that must
20 far toward atoning for their previous rash
and rcprchensible conduct. In this they were
furnished magnificent example BY their Gen
part of the action, while endeayoring to ru1ly
the scattered Wits Of lis men, by a nusket-balf
which, passing through and killing his horse
shattered bis leg just be!ow tue Knee. He was
at his own request, upon his saddle proppcd
against bcech-trce hall way up
the western s!ope for. support 1n this sttua-
on h. ighea bis PIPE ,S, so"' So and a t9onge & the
ing thick and fast within a few yards of his
rcst. continued to direct the battle. giving his
orders as calmly and eollcctedly rs If on
paradc-ground. . ......
After this Dutchery had gone on for some
three-duaftegs OF an hour,
4 BRILLIANT IDEA
occurred to Capt. Jacob Seeher, which, upon
his own responsibility. he instantly put
into EXECUTION. He formed the remnant
OF his company into i circle, the better to rcpci
the attacks OF the enemy, Dow closing i'll upon
their victims. His example was immediately
followed bv the rest, and from that moment
the resistance Of the Provnciais, hitherto CON
fined to dcsu1tory firing. became more ef-
frctiye. The change OF tarties rendered some
change necessary On the part Of the enemy, and
accordingly detachment OF ROYAL Greens
charged upon the little band OF patriots; the
firing ceased. and US the bayonets elashed, the
contest became d fierce death-stfuggle, hand to
hapd, foot to foot.
Thc Greens we're for the most part fug}tire
1oyati3ts from Tryon County, aid consequently
former uciefbors OF the nttatnen. As no
n11arreIe are SO bitter as those OF families, SO no
wars are 90 cruel and vinifctiye as those called
civil. As they advanced and were recognized,
all the resentment, tlatreas, and grudges that
long Tcars of controversy and mutual injury
had enrendercd burst forth In 4
PERFECT WR1RLEiSD OF TURT.
The Prov{ncials fired upon them As they Gre"
nearer, and then, spriuging tnfuriattd beasts
from theif covers, attacked them w1tn 'he1f
bzyouets and musket-butts; or, each party,
throKina these aside. rushed at each osaer IN =
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ono.by iisas~ rsrsSs CITY, Nsysds.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ReWARo
NOR AN lNCURApLs cAss.
n. II 0eehaa's
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- rssn nssrsre-r Cwr.r =.

j the tni.od stsio fer ths District a
hevsla-ln The n,stters of Y0kREsr L.
FLfss aud FRANK 4. TowI.R, eArpenters'
usBkrmpts. IN Bsnkruptcy. ---Untest States *
America. District u Nevada. ss.-A wsrrspt IN
bankruptcy hes hreD issued by said Court
against tbs eeisie II Forrest l.. PlInp and Frank
". TSwle. carpenters, u the city Of Carson.
county VI orlnsby and Htatn u Nevada. In ) n n
District. who have bsan duly sdjudg.d bauk.
ttipt uip0n their own petItiun aud the payment
~ any debts and Tbs delivery Of any properly
hAi"aHina ~ said bsnhrupts, 10 them % their
n'e, and The transfer u any property by them,
sre s"rhI'ideh Wy Law. meeting Of the credit.
ora u said hsnhsnpts, "a prove their debts and
uho.sea one ~ morn assiHnoca Of their estate.
will IN hrid Il Court u bankruptcy. % 81
holdei, q Virginia, IN said District on the 2lst
Day ~ February. A. u. 1871. u u o'clock =. ~.
= the "ilins of n Rtrothcr. Room No. Odd
Fellows building. csisncr 9 and smith Streets
as,e ~ The isaistufr Ia Bankruptcy VI said Dis
tftct AUtstfHTtfH AAIT
United Ntstus Marshal, aud Messenger IN Bank.
fupiry tut said nistsict.
ny 7. A. Casnsrr, Deputy. fel3 I'd
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notice Of ASSESSMENT.

.NONTM CAWsON SILVER MIN.
AN Inn COMPANY, Location Of principal
place ~ business. Nan francisco. California.
l1sAsioa u works, orn,sby County, Ncy la.
Notice in hereby given. that 1t meeting a the
heard " pirocturp, held on the 9th day Of Jan.
uAry. 1877. III assessment, No. o. OF fifteen cents
per share was lovied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately In United
htstw gold coin. to thu Secretary, ct the ofsre
" the company. hoom I. No. 4O2 Montgomery
street. Han Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this ssscs shient shall remain an
psid on tho 10Th day Of February. 1877, will be
delinquent. and advertised for sale ri public
auction. and unless payment In made before
will b. sold on MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1877. to pay the delinquent asssse-
nIent. together with c>sts OF advertising sni
expenses Of sale. BY order Of tho Board Of d.
rectors.
o. II. B06ART, Secretary.
Office, Room l. No. zoe Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California.
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D. L 4. HGaalcK.
HonsOPATnsc PnvssC,A
ocs-'s ~ nisshsis xsv B,&., vsss,s
CARSON CIT. Nevada

IL ssc0vD JUDICIAL uusrsucr
9ss ess.iy. . IL .sssS q ~ 80. sss s g
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TO The UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
0o1 NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY
- 623 kearny street.

DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY
- 623 kearny street.
San Francisco. Established IL 1854, for the
treatment Of sexual and seminal Diseases such
~ Gonorrbea, elect. Structure, syphilis in =
its forms. seminal Weakness, Impoteucy etc.
skin diseases OF years standing Aud ClcerxlsA
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
bemina Emissions. the consequence OF self
abuse: This solitary vice, or deprayei sexual
Indulgence. u pfarttced by the youth Of both
sexes to al almost unlimited extent. pruducins
with unerring certainty, the following train ~
morbid symptoms. unless combased By scientt.
NC medical measures. viz: sallow counter
ancc, dark spots under the eyes. pain In the
head, ringing In the ears. noise like the rustli,R
OF leaves and rattling Of chariofs. uuessiDess
about the loins. weskpcss Of tho limbs. coufu .
sed vision blunted intellect, loss Of confidepce.
eaimdenee IN approaching strsngerr. dislike to
form new scquaintances, disposition 70 shup
society. lose Of memory. hectic Pushes. pinplrs
aud various truptious about the faces furr,d
tongue. fetid breath. coughs, coisumption !.
night sweats. monomania aud frequent insanity
y relief ce not obtained. should sppiy imms.
disteay either In perSon OF by letter. and have :
cure ELECTED by his new and scieutihc mode of
treating this disease, which never fails ~ a..
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
rsfsons o. 2 distance may BE- CURED AT
HUME, BY addressing letter 10 DIR. GIDBON
stating csse. symptoms, length Of time the dis.
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt.
" Forwarded. free from damage and ctlrfo.iiv
20 any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. BY inscrting Ten Dollar coin. m
Registered letter, through the Postosiice On
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co.; . psckags Of m~sII.
cine Will be forwarded 20 any part of the Union.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. t,il,l..
that they read his Advertisements In the Arrr.s.
Address. On. y. y. 0lDDOS
ocsl9-ly Box 1867. Ban frsncisce.
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FELIX 4. MERzsAcH.
Professorof Music
AND AGENT FOR THE
HfInwAY. cnickERiSu. AND
hAllEr 1 DAVIS PiAMJ3.
once al. O. Fox's. C~son City. ,a9s.u


RY VIRTUE or DECREE Ann
- ofder Of sale Issued out OF AMI under ths
C 81 N The Honorable Second Judicial District
Sex.I. ~ ana TOT the county Of ornsby. State Of
-. sssas. On Judgment obtained therein on the
IN. day Of November. A. D. ls7s, and stteste.i
''s 20 W. liss day o. November. A. D. 1916, in favor
" vsiis Fargo h Company, aud against A. b.
a.. ,,. Ifanmor Conn and J. ". Walton,
~. 'ns sum OF eighteen Thousand one hundred
~ 'hirty-seven dollars and hfty.uiue cent?.
WIZ interest ON the sum OF eisht thou'
~ a I'VE hundred ADD two dollsrs and ar.
one cent? $50 sl-l00) from the 23d dsv Of
rsysr. 1910. until paid st the rste Of one and
,u Ma ~ - ant PET month with interest on the
dollar ~ ,tt0i thereof from the 2sd dsy Of az.
DS, 1915. until paid ct the rate Of ten psr
.ens. pef Annuin, and costs Of suit saxsd Al Al
vwsn dolisn and fossy centa tS57 Io.i0l.
~. 10 Suas sccruing costa In tho sum u g. IS.
~ AZ costs which may sccrus by rcssuu 81
sav.ftisine. commission, etc. All Ia cola coir
=. sne United Btstss. md against said defend.
snss and All pssuons claiming under them n,
.mnr % them Subsequent 10 thu 23d dsv al
~ ~ - = forsver barred and fosecioscd
. d. as sss ss d,S.,os !. and
~ and 10 mo directed, commAndins
ne 70 seii according % iav crrtsin n,asss
ss property hereinafter described 10
,.y ths abovc demands: and Ia pursuanc~
pub,,s .,, nsse levied upon and will czpose Il
~ larson CITY. Ornsby county, state u NcvSis.
~ ths 18th DAY OF DECEiBEH. A. II. is7S'
:, 49, we houru Ut IN. and y n, 70 vii:
- ns 0el'cs y T.. ell the right, title, intsssss
s.S ~. =, me Above named dslsndansn u. In
enc 70 the following dsacssied uoeSrsssi Ss.m.
- psot.rty W VT; All ths rishi title. Int.
~ essess oS odd defcndsuas a. IN ana 10 -.
ssss wood anms sttusts 10 The counSiss Al pous.
80 IN ornsey. stats u Nevada. running On o.
Yi.n,s s,.. Sssek. called and Known = the 0iasS
s .. vss.s, vstsr.rtghss rsivtics.s snd srp1r.
ssssncse shcssso hsl0sgfng, uspd a csccri.s6
snsnvsh. sa1sths Will al wayu. sjrkss al
~ 80 seernenes thrssso appus(suss0 q cnn.
ssssst,. q !. Nd sessswtth. hstnw ths psspssSy
OAsunn City. Dece0hrs I, lG7S.
1las MISC. F,sisei1s Assonsys.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

MOTTO ~ HEREBY GIVEN
An that the copartnership heretofore existing
between n. NJ. Gsiee and A. c. May, in the
business OF saloon keeping, in Carson City. Ne
ysda, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The said Gaige succeeds TO the books and
business; and he assumes all the liabilities u
the late copsrtnership: aud all debts due tho
same are payable 10 him.
Signed: N. n. GAGE,
A. c. NAV.
Csrson City. Nevada, January 0. ls75.u
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= = .: as ON. JUDICIAL DssrsscT
scssssy. In tbs 'nsssss q L. ssssis n v,iiss,.
~ ss:soa. dscsesrd. - Nolicr Z h~srl,v IT,.
49, sIukpAf. shs i7th day Il IslssSrv
~ r ~ oeIrh =. T., ed tho courtsuo0 II
~ ~ o"sn ~ c.ss.s CITY. hsvs lsss sr,n;nss,,
~ s, usss - llsee fcs psvviss ID: wiii ~
IsS ~. sm.', $780, 1scsss,1. and fs No..
sss Issuance 10 him o. lSe9svr a."ss.p.sSs. ~
s.sn - uhsss ssy psssss lssssssssd s.ss -
r.s~.,y M. nm 9, :; spwaADa. ORA.
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HOUNTON MvN1No compAxv

HOusTON MINING COMPANY.
~ Ioesiion Of principal place u bnstsess
nes rrsndaro. California. Location Of works
.As'. District. Osmsby County, Btsss Of Nsvs.
~ os.ee 70 bsssby given thsi 81 mesling Of
u we sessa % Disscsoss. bella on the ~ day Of
voWsns' S60s - AansasHeOe, No. 4. Of ktve
Cents pr shssp wss levied upon Vhs capiial
800. - ~ the ecspoestson. payable Immediately
y, ~ un'ei sseses 6ced cosu. " the Asrrsoasy, q
s W. "mcs o TIE ecepssy. No. ll0h CsiifcsnIa
upyn which this sasssuu,s0s shsii ,~sr..ss -.
49, IN the esh dsy u nevemlss, is70. viii b.
osIinl usss and sivsstsss~i fns an 8 psSlle
s III 3 - 80 ss'sr Isym,ss z ms1s tsfos.
MOvslb.M. lese. % pay tbs dslinquHoy =
ecsssssse. eogseess With cosas Il e1vssSIsInS ~
49, q ~. ~ srass u The Doofd q
- y. sTAinlHv. asrvtssy.
omes. 70. eloh California sassss. sss Tscn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-22
BY s. GuinauIt.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY EKELMANN.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No, 80.

Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No, 39.1S1.
| by s. qUINAULT. Auctioneer-Office corner
so Aa d a g9ny a7
q O'clock m at the Merchants and A1etion1eeras
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
| tomhouse streets. by virtue Of, two orders of
Court for tho parish of Orleans, rendered re-
spectively on the Goth October. 1877, and 14th
fe of ~ oRBfYSBBs, wh to AZ Y
buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the Third District Of this city. in the square
BOUNDED b Spain Victory or Decatur En-
engineer. on the sixth 81 November. 1871 TO be be
public. Said lot forms the corner of Spain and
Victory Streets and measures 4s feet inches
lines front on Spain BY s. feet inches lines in
inches line In depth on the, line dividing 1t
from lot @ on said plan. and % feet inches
Lines on The he rear line. the whole American
story frame house, the lower floor of which Is
actually and has long been occupied as a gro
several rooms. and there is q one story wooden
building In the yard; said building fronting ON
2. ANoTHER LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
N the same square and district, adjoining the
above lot In the rear, designated on aid sketch
street, AZ feet II inches in depth on the lower
side line. and 40 feet inches 2 lines on the up
per side line dividing it from lot A. In the rear
said lot has width ON a line parallel to the
front line, and beginning at the lower side line.
Of II feet lines: at the extremity Of this line
the lot extends at right angle to further depth
of inches, at which depth another rear line
parallel to the front line extends feet inches
inesi at the end Of this line the lot narr0ws
parallel to tho lower side line. and then extends |
to further width of feet inches on a line |
parallel with Victory street; the whole Ameri- |
can measure.
The improvements on lot consist of one |
story double tenement. containing four rooms, |
and one-story kitchen Of two rooms. cistern, |
privy, etc.
Plans to be exhibited at the Exchange,
Terms-One-thrd cash. and the balance at |
one and two years credit. in notes of the pur- |
chasers, to bear interest at per cent per an
mum from the date of adjudication, secured by !
vendors privilege and special mortgage on the
property sold
The acts of sale to be passed before Abel Drey-
'ous, notary. at the expense of the purchasers.
aDd to contain the usual clauses In relation to
insurance and attorneys, fees. and the taxes
'xigibe In 1873 to be paid by the purchasers.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-22
WIN. Conway, Miss Mary Herman, supro.

gated VS.. Thomns Fiornnn
SIXTH DISTRICT CpIII,T FnR run PAR
- isb Of Orleans No oto, ~ ,irt,,a - All,
of seizure and aae To- me- dirsc ye q wf,t
orable the Hxtb Dist,nt T,,, II ~ th Wy es ,I "
Orleans. In The abeve enttled camaa vii nro "
coed To sell Mt nubio nuetion ~ he Marahpor4
and Auctioneers' Excbanpe Rovni ateaet has
tween Canal and Gmstomhnuse atraats IT, ~, he
Second District Of tbis,citv IN MONDXy 1a a,ao
nary IA 1918 of 40 n.einoiL v ~ " tba falia,a
deserihed nroncrtv In vii ''''' '''o ao'io"ihs
A GERTA IN Tor ng aRnrrNn sit,,+,a
living md being In the sacond fisiro ~ ~ IT,
CITY In the snu,re bonnded bv tonty NJ r Tonia
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