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Signs of a breeze ,

The Petersburg Republican takes up the cud-
gels for correspondent, who had been assaulted
10y the Enquirer. Ii says:
The Enquirer quotes from Henry sentence in which
enry that the attitude OF the Democratic Candidates
X Ihat ~! hostility another and asks il this be
Mos, assurcdly At s uue and the Enquirer knew It when
the question was asked. Are striving for
the object, and that object attanablc only 10y Of
them, gHodd hoe necessarily ho>tiei IL only in relu
the Presidential that Henry spoke, and
thus understood fully endorse his remark.
Perhaps the Enquirer means that Mr.. Van Buren, is
extremely humble, patient and long suffering, that
Notwithstanding the Tremendous sacrifices which he has
made the Democratic party he looks the Presiden
a chair with longGcycs, and cannot feel rivalry with
any of his competitors. We have this be-
the Enquirer has already informed its readers that v B.
has OF anxiety he made President NOlo epseopa
ms mott and about applicable him rs To those who
first used il otherwise, think that Mr. Van Blu
rcuS friends treating him badly in urging violently
those claims which lac is himself Indifferent dragging
him from the peaceful retirement of Underwood iato the
hustle and urmoi. Of political strife, making his
word OF contention and through their pcrsevernG devotion
MIN, oudaugerug the OF those principles which
he values tar beyond all earthly honors. The Enquirer
complain Henry why the 2nd No. Of his pet coespon-
dent Puhcoa has Objectionable itihan
b. found in all the editorials coresp lndcncc, aud extracts
that have appeared the Republican. However
do wish interfere with Pubcola shall leave him
Henry and propose the Enquirer that neither he
oursc assist either combatant. Let them have fair
field and IT the Enquirer choose, shall consider it
great odds for Henry encounter, ii "SeneX thrown
into the bargain.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

A SCHOOL for the instruction of Young
n Ladies, VIII he opened my residence 81 sep
cmhcr nctt-" hri Of which VIII months aud
BE- Tcopcned early ~ she ensuing year.
Mis- :. r. Toic tthe furnishes satisfactory
mails Of her scholarship and other qualifications for
Teacher from her teachers patrons and acquanancen y E
whom Hubbard aud the Hon Edmund
" H. Mrs Davis who has had much experience a teacher,
will assist Mss To- II necessary.
The location j. but few rods from Mcr' Tavern, neighbour
hood proyehal for s eahncss well for the moral and
hgous character inhabitants, only
moral Advancement and general department Of their pupils
carefully attended e. by the teachers.
The of studies viii embrace every thing necdu for
finished education.
Terms orthe entire scholastic year NJ 10 months
For rulm. including Bed Washing &c-............S SIS
For Tuition English embracing both the and
higher branches. with Mathematics. including
tair Algebra and Gcomctfy. 90
TOR We f'Hch Language 10 90
For Music including the of 90
fpf drawing - 90
FOR fanng.. 90
fpf Wnfffd flowefs. 90
for Ornamental Needle 90
s very important at the pupil. the
The Tint nothing need be omitted which wouli their
education complete. u. NJ. DAVIS.
King oucen, August 4, 1913 au ii-iaw4t
~ Enquirer o copy weekly times.
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SRUMFORD ACADEMY.

'E>HE Literary Department of this Institution
n under the supervision Mr. J. ~. Rates n era
duae of " L. University, and has shown lac
had the OF this School be experienced teacher
ndpos>sSn- high degree, that
and instruction OF youth Mr.. a. gentleman
well known pety and moral worth By the addition choice
Apparatus the proprietor hopes furnish superior
To mcri and obtain the patronage OF those and guardians
VITO desire To have their wards grounded
n thorough The character Princp
sufficient that the moral
be attended The location is proverbly healthy when
needed medical attendance will De given charge
For further particulars relative
study andth general regulations Of School Apply
pcto Principal by letter will
Monday, eth September
JOHN = LEWIS. Proprietor
King William County, Va August 9Th
ll-c9awft
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The Eclectic .HuscMu.

The August No opens with a splendid article from the
British Critic, the life and character OF great and
profga'c minister OF Charles Lord Suoord who was
connected with all the leading that perod,he
most interesting m the history OF England Tho sketch OF
Observation-Disclosures French Poet, Philosopher and Iegi.
mist-Tom Frasct's Magazine is also brilliant article
Smith, Drinkcr u Morris are the Agents Tor the Museum
an this civ
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Subscribers to tire Wing requested to remit by mail
regulation OF the Post Office Department allows Post.
Masters frank letters, written by themselves inclos-
ing money Editors Others Subscribers by pursuing
this course, would very heavy expense in the
shape Of commissions Collectors Uaess subscribers in
the Southern States will do this shall be forced to dis.
continue the paper hem-as cannot afford send
Collector to them. Collector recently returned from
Southern TIP. took third of his gross receipts pay
exchange and himself is absoute
runous to Editor-and of no benefit 10 subscriber
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THE FAIR IN uANoyEn.

W Ihe Ladies' OF the Forks OF Hanover Fair nj Tay
'S on the s'h inst They diligently employed for
oni- past h making the useful pcest articles
a' female ingenuity inventor purpose raising fund
To asst IN diseharging debt buig re,rnee for
we Mnisro the Parish be hoped all who approve
and support. 49, 's'
ge Lantern ON Tire day OF the Fair which ride
a., "
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s.sps sAnsArAsiti A-salvaon condition Of IN. .v.,u
pueed BY an aueioas Improper Of mecu,, AMI many
terminates their suilsfinra ~ '"
The prominent symptom. about the month p,i
BONES dtessionof spirits and pfostfaon strength eo
inoas and netcua diseases wide range and t.. ,
gcs spread 10 fear Hitherto these disease. me,
medical ski but h.en ,,nfo,d non, l 800
OF nature which tunpAs over all oppo.,iop -
sanis sarsapsrila medicine ,op
"on vegetables ma'eua will arrest, AMI timely
Peedy cure serofnos mercura aud similar 10
eni.fas into the circulating u passing through the ,o ,n,
uanc ana assiiniaing ITSELF
WI ~ s"pi- VIC wonderful machine IL y thus mercury
ana are driven out Of the sysicn by enabling the power.
OF nature perform properly and RESTORING ~. %
tent TO sound aud perfect health. wv -
o' particulars see Advertisements other city pa.
IIrlaei aud sold wholesale aud for c,.a,on hv
A. Islands A. CO. Druggists Chemist. c,,,i,. "
NO s1 osdway corner Of Chambers York authorized
agent lin RehmopL A. Duval Co, Ron.,
Norfolk NJ A. Santos, rohi by r,rv,,.
principal cities an the u statrPec 90 per Lol. a s,
for IS. " '' y sT %,
or The earliest records Crccan History ,nCn, A. a., -
Temples OF the wer. open 10 IN. r, o. 'ne
gsanon OF all remedial Inventions; that tbso,yb . -. ~
wisdom OF The then existing Legislatures priest was sppoin ~
only to arrange them. but the enquiry of ii, cc ~,
'" oe ady aud wiling at nh enrol and .,,onJ M.
'eeou' OF public experience with lessen IN.
"an u'scV' mus was established ofS ay,ny.
Bank Of Health where the public might der-,., an, ,, ,
ufes resulting nom individual industry be R,v ne,..,
I inc Use ana advantage OF that
ton had euanated and lor the po.,eri,v T t
nj History likewise informs
custom eNposr their written e,p,.,on Il, a., "'
n public view IN their fairs and a.,
intelligent visitors on, affair." seen or .,d,, @
der similar diseases, relief BY COMMUNICATED. a.,
remedies through which ,, Co.
wished fof light Of health"
Dr. Hartley professionally rcsiene. on Looms,
Ahcyon all diseases mpur Blood scton
protraeed neglected aud Improperly treated syphilis elect
and structure OF the Urchra-to PAYS his at, ,.n
on guaranteeing space Of time as the eirc.
:, the case Will allow or make charge for medicine.
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the hands Of the very who profess be his
friends.
The duty of all true Democrats. however, Is march
steadily onward and insist that the National Convention
be composed Of delegates by the peoples
and that the convention shall select candidate for the Pre-
all the schemes OF the Globe will fall TO the ground,
and its compoters will stand exposed
of all honest men.
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Va +
best Style
From the suhternnean.
JA,E ilor-roy.-We have been informed that this un.
grateful pauIer, whom induced Ly be-. humiaing
concessions and puu lamentations, 20 let rse from the gut
iF and creep into Office in TIE house. has been
rendered nearly hy ie transition our informant
States that Joe of very serious aBpoya.ce IL
.'fnc resp cabe individuals TyoI Saloon one eycnr,
.lsi week. bI. was given fucrc which large mum.
u oi young gentlemen aud indies wcIciu Attendance H.
alns-Jno improper Or us1Iosy PERSONS WIS strictly %
W'ii'd lrs D. standing rule 900 tuIs establishment .I
conformity with this regulation tue fellow Houston Wa m
fused uduiaucc, when hc desired % know whether "ca
tom house officer not h cOupIny for any place drum
or sober" OF course be was Immediately eect,d from
premises.
Now not this pretty piece Of businos.' Here b. cr
we wretch who came with tears Do bis eyes and star
'ai"n for IBIS pga and mpIorod me in the man.
"' l' Keep mm from couniitng some crime which night
Su"et m,h detected 90 several years incarceration lis
slprlupns overcome me- and obtained 600 oic, iJf huu
"hch ought 9, nave the effect of masuga decent man of
tIis CHIP.
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MILITARY ACADEMY!
SWORD ANCH.
MAI. II. |. DUNN.
Professor ana Teacher at Military Science in
the United states. for twcnty-cisht years,

the United States for tWcnty-ci2ht years.
I'D ESpECTEILLN announces his arrival To
young Gcntltncn of Rchmoni AMI ms should
ratronIe OF opening his Military Ae0lemy, the THIRD
BRANCH cur AND THRUST SWORD, the Sword Us
ed by tary and ciiE generally being
be- ihc efficient and
giving perfect
broad small SwnniS CANE. SINGLE
sTCk, with thc will he
healthy useful and foS the
citizen well military Ia the
muscles frequently perfect
hca WHOSE lungs affected and renders the pupil eapabe OF
defending himself iuy against ptRk aud IN
against pistol when only armed with his caikiHg
Nc H. Will (hou the pupil b. attentive attend regularly
ani have ability Ia make him such sworian and IN
daily. The CAVALRY SWORD sErARIrELY, viii b. taught. II
desired
Mai ~ has the honor OF presenting few OF his
wAsmSaroN CRY. 1873
Bcng personally acquainted Mai Il. Dunn many years
recommend patronage friendship a gentleman Of
experiences military generally.
particularly therefore, recommend him confidence
public RICHARD N. JOHNSON,
Vice President a. States
The undersigned having members Mai
Dunn Military Academies having Witnessed his capahiy
military years, confidently
the OF United
professor and teacher OF CAVALRY and INFANTRY
SCIENCE, also the SWORDS, which he surpassed
gentleman whose character public
and paiTonage-lion Henry Clay Lexington KY Gov Iayne.
Carolina, = smith. " Orleans Nancy
bugh Miss Maj John Tlioni PEST OF Lexington Bank
William CARROLL Nashville. Tennessee; Capt. Edward Campbell
Augusta, Georgia; Col John \ Cuthbcr Mobile. Alabama
Geo. II. Prentice Editor Louisville Journal
President United states; Gen John VI. MeCa,
Kentucky: General Francis
Morgan Neville Cincinnati Ohio; Gov. Mitchell Mucscviuc
Presley Neville, ritsbus Peuna Wilson Imkin
Geo. Capt Charles A. Labuzan, Com New Orleans Grenader
Gcnucncn disposed To patroniLe the Academy and become
SwoRnsNEN Of the rst order Will please call Mr.. D.
Washington Hotel.
y B-ours OF will he Morning Afternoon
or EKp mi S.s.up
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rtuc Of two DEGREES Of the Circuit

HlI Virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Circuit Supc-
- Court ~ Law and Chlncc. for the County cnro
md city Richmond, The 2 ~ December 1893
AMI the 10Th ~ June 1913 shall the 25th ~ September
proceed n cell NJ public auction for cash, regards
~ The purchase Tor which credit n
given The valuable lpt VI Land, with the buildings and
punenances, lying the Basin the city ~ Richmond
of and 9Th and
pancy Of Sir. Henry johnson.
HENRY T.. BROOKE. t..
an fi-cts PHILIP HARRISON. (''"" ~
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Taf Register.

The August No. besides accustomed supply of plea.
SAINT reading, contains very charming article the "Phy-
sology of Fishing"-which intend transfer to the
columns OF the Wing.
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GREEN HENNE LEAVES.


dNNo or Tire" Of rs leaves, stirred
~ pint oi cool water will turn into thick bland
nncsge healing and soong effects very paatabe
hfcy irrr nom MI irritating properties They very generally
used ana highly recommended hy pIyrc1ns SUMMER
COMPLAINT Of children. DfARRiOA DYsENTERY and other
similar affections.
The vey extensive NJ these leaves during
year, the renewed demand this and per
sons who have been benefited by fully
sustain an that las been aid IN their favor invaluable
dy ~ the above distressing among children
Picked fresh every day
Aso, best Bernnudn Arrow Root, the most nutritious
and salntary article Of diet for inyaids.
For sale by BOLTON & HARRISON
Corner NJ Main and Governor streets
He'll E.y.
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CnARcoAL As A FrEr1r.rzrR.

II viii be recoeced by readers that in last
youmcs have published able papers upon the
ines o charcoal fertilizer OF the SOIL and OF suppo-
scd efficacy in the preservation of wheat from rust One
o these papers by Judge Hepburn, particularly points
cases in which lands which had been dressed by charcoal
had grown wheatr from rust when wheat grown 9TH
.r land. coug uous, which had been treated had
suffered greatly that cause We alude these
cuusanccs now, with view Of introducing the subunod
paragraph the notice of readers by which 1t viii be
seen that France the have been ascribcd to
charcoal in country. OF the precise mode Of
action by which this exemption from produced,
are not prepared speak positively but will claim pcrm
sion observe that may be owing the very a
ny which charcoal Is known possess for ammonia and
The reluctance with which itgves after having ah
soIUcd H. II the opinion which is gaining strength
and consequence that the of plethora and
that ammonia OF the chief ailments food of plants
be correct the preventive properties OF the charcoal may
ur>c, trst rpm absorption OF ammonia formed, and
SECONDLY, from yielding slowly the wheat plant
the last stage Of iac maturing OF its stem, thus,
hnderng tum feeding that degree OF productive
o peion and the consequent disruption OF the stem OF
the plant At all events the Is Of the most dis
diseases in Its cecs which the icheat crop sub
eced think that the OF charcoal limited eJteRt
By rdy Of experiment. is worthy Of the consideration
every wheat grower. Ii it should trial fail OF
cpaicd efficacy do possible injury either to the
grain the soil, and may be beneficial the latter
supplying with the scate Of potash, substance OF
importance all grain crops and especially useful in CIV
ing strength and elasticity the straw.-AmeT Farmer.
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devotion the welfare OF the people. and OF their great
willingness receive tie commands Of the people and TO
live and die in their service"
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TO INVALIDS.
II Eenrg nId pDHT WINE

UT received 0 u The above Wine. which has been stored
- 30 hs city fourteen years and which imported
Old Port Wine having deposited All NJ s Ices and being
proper condition Tor inyalds For sale. by Bottle
or dYlfu n. DOVE.
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under a.

Half Ticket Nos Is 40 S. apr4e s5O, New jersey Lot
terry, soh by Iioyt Co.
"uey draws IN the Exchange today II
close AT lSt ococh $4,000. highest przeani Tickets
halves 81 quarters on package Of - Whole Tickets
Ss3 do - halves I,So do - quarters SIS few packages
be had u called sonn. ni MnNT 4 co -
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Of the truth Of which, the reader must Judge for
himself.
WAaWygTOy August g. 1873
The suspicion ha the Globe and its ndilncts are labor
ing 90 secure the election OF Mr. Clay 6, the Presidency
gathers new strength daily II b. whispered that Mr. Ben
ton Mr. Blair, and the politicians of their school are iupre.
ed with ho belief that nothing can prevent the success, of
hr Clay n 1871, and that they resolved noy,rtl e m
mo minority ag.ln, thcyc1uhc'piL llldnrti,ss yio.s
which, % said, orc hy Of recent date , have
agreed among uom-c.t 90 insist upon ts nomination oi
VIZ Van buron, boo u.l persuasion Ilt Mr. Ciy can ,fn.
clso ouistrp Im in tIc This. DC D. believed r ilc
reason oi their dire opposition tO Mr. Tyler whom they
Know 100 her hearts, is the only iu tho republican rar
That cau' II nominated be- elected, despite their olrs To-
ihc contrary The feeling begins prevail too; that lfs
Van Buren, deceived into belief Of the sincerity OF air.
Benton, and their conicderatos.
There arc those who confidently predict tho election Of
The Globe, as printer 10 the House Of Representatives by
the aid Of Clay votes condition that the lntegcncor
shall get the printing Of The Senate
have possession Of remarkable facts going 10 us
tain suspicion that the detection the Democratic party
VIII comprise considerable number oi the roprosontaycs
10 the next Congress who have been elected ss republicans
That pots now n progress the party and ruin
Mr. Van Buren,, there can be uc doubt anJ that plot b. in
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E(1 virtue Of decd OF trust executed 10 the sub.
~ serbian hy Miles Duva debt due Henry L. sat
ierwe, bearing date February 10Th 1913 will scn or ready
ne on WEDNESDAY the 2 Of August. residence of ne
fll Miles Duva hurrs. Wagon and harBcss carl
nui hlrne Fdcioad, bureau a ciock and bed and furn
tufe Acting ~ trustee shall only convey such vested
fue BY tlio sli decd HENI J. BIfVAf.
ti--2awtds
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i The Ofce-hoders and Olice-seekers o Philadelphia
gave dinner, last week. Mr.. Robert Tyler the OF
me President. Judge Blythe, Joel B. Sutherland Alder
Hay and various other distinguished Democrats mo
Wings present Mr.. Robert Tyler, at the Pre-
deu, spoke about an hour, eoqucny phosophieay and
urgumcntauvey"-sn concluded in very tempest OF ap-
plause
Several of the distinguished Democrats addressed the
company and they will either cheat the Captain be
cheated.
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Two OF the Treasury Notes. Nos. &c. and 36g letters
and C. were paid at the Merchants Bank and cancelled
The paid as testified by the clerk, SlO-2
IG.
Tho prisoner was taken into custody at the fremont
House last evening" about IL T. NJ by Of the officers
OF the House, when constable Clupp sent for. On
searching him eight 800 notes OF the Merchants Bank
found his person. and one $50 note Beneath the
cushion of the sofa upon which he found
ihe Treasury notes. negotiated, and the Icwery. Its
supposed nai he secrcted them there after be taken in
custody The bills Of exchange found loosely wrap
ped paper in the priyy. lie purchased watch Of Lows
Ball s. Co, which found upon his person. The cyi.
denco sufficiently strong to warrant bis being bound
the sum of S5OO0 take his trol the next term
Of tic Municipality Court
bc property except $500 $500 has been recover.
od.-N. Y. COur. X Enc.
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Auction Noticc.The attention of Groeers IL asked Ia
prime Porto Prime Grcsn Ia
rusyra Rio and cuba Coffee. WILLIAMS q HANALl-
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WORKMAN, M'GRUDER & co.

OFFER FOR SALE
~ 80 Hhi', +. II, y. Orleans and st CroN sugar
% Boxes W. & Woolsey smith & Coverings double aud
triple Loaf sugar
rs Bbls Crushed AMI Powdered Sugar
20 Hhds. New Orleans p. Rico AMI Trinidad Moasse-
500 Bags Laguira Coffee
22O do Rio
$50 10 Old Java
$50 Boxes woOdruns and Iiun's patent Candles
80 do sperm do
IS do Judd's patent Sperm do
600 Sacks Liverpool filled Salt
$50 Bags New York
1000 Lbs. Dar Lead
600 kegs Dupont's Sporting and Blasting Powder
$50 DO Nails made o sNedes Iron
Boat Spikes
500 Dbl' MOL N G Herrinss
ia Roe
rs Boxes sNl0 and IOti2 Glass
80 Dozen Barnes and simmons ASes
10 Ilhts Prime Western Sides
$50 Sides sole Leather good and good damaged
500 LBS best English Shoe Thread
10 Ticrees Clarified Whale oil
: 90 best Sperm 30
800 do Thoml-ton Lime
20 Ebls Tar
~ do Pure CIDER Vinegar
200 Blue grit Nova Scotia Grind Stones
CcToons host Capccas Indigo
Pepper, Ginger Pmento Salt Petrs
Birthstone. London Mustard. SC,
$50 Tons Tfc,sgar sweiea and Country Iron-copr.pg ,
general assortment nearly fai square and round
band and Hoop Iron
Boiler Plates
= Tons Nail Rods assorted sizes
do Spring Steel
> do American and English BIsiered Steel M II
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IL The showers continued through the forenoon of
orday We presume enough has fallen every diFec-
insure good crops, and made the tobacco grow
finely.
WHAT'S somewhat singular during the three or four days
have had the wind mas been from the north west
generally considered a irv-weGther point
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Mr. Calhoun, his letter the IntcIligencer fixes the
period OF his election the Vice Presdency-as that a,
which he entered upon Of existence and from
which he Is responsible Tor whatever he said or did He
leaves 1t to be inferred, that the compilation his Speech
made By himself includes oil the important Speeches
made by him since that time What is the fact That
compilation oiis, at could Suppress OF the greatest
If not the very greatest peech made by Mr. Canoun
that delivered Jacksons PToo-In May lS3lfea year,
after he Vice President! The lnteigencer repub
fishes this Speech, with comments, which tell.
How did Il happen that tha great Speech was omitted
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HNOK SALE, my plantation ~ Amelia county,
u JfF on Plat and Nib's Geek adjoining No. Lewis D.
Hsot containing fo5 30 Of which, hrst
original growth heavily umhefcd.
balance good heart and susceptible % a. high Improvement
1Hl ln tr stlrho huitiines consist NJ Dwelling with
fais l of o beet aatofias house Carnage housc.
haccu tls Stables. Ncrro quarters &C an gud olct
n'ri eNU farther Of this land those DISPOSED
Ilfsilae n early application
Hair tvt go tanraln uns hfi ~ au do,us W
Hsltac JNo. A. JEfER.
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