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VALUABLE Merchant MIN for Sale ---The subscrI-

VALUABLE Merchant Mill for c---The subscr-
Der offers , tor sale that well known and valuable proper
Turnpike road at less than two miles distance Ba
Falls with about twenty-one feet of water fall The dam
which was built within few yearsand the mill pos
The millhouse is built of stone in the most substantial
%anns5 5;c four stories high and very spacious 6 feet by %
featuring flour in the best manner, all erected entirely
S bea Inc m6s construction and with
There water-whees seventeen and one-half
feet diameter and of twelve feet face which were made
the preceding year and the MILL with fair supply
water, Is is capable imanuacrns one hundred and fifty
at small expense-woud enable the proprietor keep the
mill at full work during the year, this being of the
gesI and cheapest markets for corn.
The supply of water in Joness Falls is more abundau
han that OF any other stream this city. The Rock
Mil property is peculiarly well adapted factory of
cotton or of WOOL from its waicrpower its well known
luby, and its proximity to Baltimore city, where labor
and provisions are cheap and abundant All the other
powerful this stream are occupied by cotton fac.
tories or by the company which supplies city with
There nre on the premises two-stoy mllers house.
stable for eight horses and for four cows and milk
house, all OF stonc and never-faing spring pure
water There about twenty acres Of land attached
ws s i. mno ,ns par Of which, though now in
abundant support for wagon team situations for dwe-
ings for operatives, unsurpassed for healihness.
len thousand dollars of the purchase money would be
required IN cash. but the of the residue would be
made very accommodating, if satisfactorily secured
principal and interest Twenty thousand dollars might
main at an annual ground of twelve hundred doa
payable haf yearly For further particulars apply
:. HENRY WHITE,
March 10 Ralt;n,ore Nil
LutEE ExHIBITION.--PlumbeN National Daguerrean
Il Gallery, and Photographic Depots established in 1870
and awarded the gold and silver medals four first prern
uns, and two highest honors the National the Massa
chusets the New York. and the Pennsylvania exhibitions
for the most splendid coored Daguerreoypes and best a
paraus. = -
Co~cerf HAL, Pennsylvania 0se~se uJ,ushtnsfom CITY,
oo- /, 80, Near RrOrws Motel.
jewellery store. 's
Sycamore street, Petersburp Virgins,
zol Broadway, New York.
20 Court street. Boston.
10 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
!b Main street, Cincinnati.
broadway Saratoga Springs.
PORTRAITS taken in any weather. in exquisite style. Ap'
June 6-n
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NTOT1CE--The undersigned respectfully inform their
ends and the public, that they have this day entered
into partnership In the cabinstmakng business
branches under the name, style, and firm, Of James Wi
ams ~ Son. and they hope merit, and Obtain share
OF public patronage Their is on 7h street, OPP
nosite the office OF the National Intelligence
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Mar ia, ut. L. WILLIAMS.
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81, 1916
DR.. SMIrII.

DEAR am of your ''Indian vegetable sugar
coated pills. and find them selling fast that think you
had better send me two gross immediately. ley give
such general satisfaction that people least twenty
miles for them; and it is generally known agent
them, would be very sorry to get out
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE 81 co.
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If G. Benz. Smith be written with pen the DO
tom of the box, all "sugarcoated" pills counterfeit!
Principal office 179 Greenwich street, large brick block
New York. Price rs cents box.
Nov 5-6m
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DOARDING.-Mrs. STETTINIUS, opposite the CITY
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue has several pleasant UNI
occupied. Mar 9-6teod
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BuREAU OF CONSTRUCTION. EQuIrMENT, AND RErARs.

DuKEAU OF NUNsIHUCfloN, r-VtIFHkNI, MD hEFAlRs,
March 9, 1917.
CEALED proposals., endorsed "IroyposaIs for chain
- cable ron," will be received this bureau until 8
o'clock p M, OF the fifteenth day of April next for fur
nishng and delivering the navy-yard Washington all
the iron necessary for the links shackes, swves boxes
and pins, make
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Lar Notice.
GEORGE H. HICKMAN,

Lar Notice.
GEORGE H.. HICKMAN,
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND,
Ill attend promptly to business confded his ca re-
Particular attention paid to collections. He refers
WASHINGTON.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, United States Senate.
Hon w. Fell Giles, House of Representatives
James G. Benet esq.
l.. +. Franklin, esq
BALTIMORE.
Gen. Columbus O'Donnel,
Hon. John c. Legrand,
James M. Buchanan esq,
DIR. Moreau Forrest, United States Marshal,
David Stewart, esq,
Thomas Ferguson, esq,
Messrs. w. II. Buck u Co.,
Col. N. Hickman.
UPPER MARLBORO,
Col. William ID. Bowie
EAsroN,
Hon. S. Francis Thomas.
LEoNARDTowN,
III. G.. 8. Key, esq Jan. 2S-3taw2n
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
attorneys and llOrs-nk-L Lar.

Office on + street, the Treasury Department,
yNTICL give prompt claims before any of the
w departments of the government, before Congress,
and also to cases in the courts of the District and in the Su
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green Washington city, postage paid.
Nov. 1S-tf
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II. F. JACKSON, II. CRANSTON,
Late OF the Astor House OF Pavilion, Rockaway
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON u CRANSTON,
PrOprietOrs.
Coaches will be in readiness at the depos and landings
convey passengers, tree of charge, to the house.
Nov. 20
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TT d. MOSELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee
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MOTE Paper and Envelopes.-French and English
IN plain and fancy, with embossed borders lace edges
&c., &c., and envelopes match--also fancy and
motto waters, fancy coored seangwax seals, &c
Just received by
Mar 30 f. TAYLOR.
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ToNAwANDA. Pa, Sept Is, 1916.

DEAR Your agent lef with lot of your sugar
coated pills. and have but few boxes left Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction ! have taken
them myself, and consider them the best pills have
used and afraid to recommend them the
public. wish further supply at once
Yours, respectfully,
JACOB KlBLER, p. M.
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THE increasing popularity of DR.. G. BENZ. Smiths i'm
proved Indian vegetable sugar-coated pills has induced
number of persons make something they call pills. and
aoat them with in order 10 sell them for the genuine
while they do possess particle of the goodness,
even assimale in appearance the original Dr. Smiths
pills In short. they intended fraud upon the com
munity. minister who first had interest in mi-
taton sugar-coated pill, manufactured in Albany New
York. has given them up as he says OF the mis-
The party ndustriousy circulating reports
calculated to nure Dr. Smith, and to affect the reputation
OF his valuable pills; but rather than them in public,
Dr. Smith is about TO institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS he has in another against
similar party, in which he recovered large OF
damages These miserable mtators have the
most abomnabe means to palm oil their counterfeit pills,
the public know that DR. Smiths the original and
genuine Several instances have public tce in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate OF
much good in the contryas the following plainly show.
More ministers and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
all others.
This is to certify tina, have used the sugarcoated pills
time and believe them to be good medicine; and
also, from inquiry in that city persuaded that he is
the original inventor and therefore entitled to the benefit
Pastor LIST Bupsh church, Pittsburg
From the Blue Hens Chicken (Dl)
We call the attention of readers the certificate OF
Rev Williams pastor of First Baptist Church, Pittsburg,
tmony TO the excellence of these pills, of MS having
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State OF Delaware
The improved INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, (sugarcoatet)
certainly doing much good in the whole country and
highly esteemed if one-haf is that people write
and say about them They are 50 easy in their operation
malone of the largest and best papers the State of New
York-writes as follows:
WATERrowN, May 81, 1876
DR.. G. Benz. Smith:
DEAR SIRE was laid up with bad cold time since
my from New York; and during my illness, | made
trial of your pills. and must say found them excellent
They are the best medicine for the purposes they
tended that have yet seldom pills; but found
yours entirely free from the objections which other pills
liable l hope they will continue be source OF
as notth w ba niean pfra lie
to the afflicted, large scale.
Yours, truly, J. GREEN.
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HOUSTON II ALLEN,
COsusseiiOrs AND .qffOysrrs at L-0ar,

GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEzER ALLEN.
March g-Iy
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WIN. r. pURCET.J.

WIN. F. PURCELL,
attorney and Counsellor LAIR United States and Police
Magistrate,
WASHINGTON County, D. c..
NllL attend to the prosecution of claims before Con-
wv gress, Also to taking dispositions attorney or rs us
tce OF the peace for living in either of States
wishing the done this county Office on 18th street
Maryland avenue. Feb 3-eod2mo
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JNIiE Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York,
No IS Wall street.-Net amount of accumulated pre-
mums invested in mortgages and New York State and city
stocks, 1922 900.
This company Is organized the purely mutual princi-
pe and its business Is restricted by the charter the
of lives and granting annuties and endowment,
and now ranks among the strongest and safest institutions
this country The whole of the profits the benefit
Of the policy hoders An extensive and prosperous bust
promises large dividends the first division of profits
the LIST February is4s and persons insurng will
share in these profits if they survive that period
The premiums paid annually, semi-annualy, or
quarterly if desired and low any American
pany and lower than the English with a participation in
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IN FOR sALE.-A two-story brick rough cast house
ltd pleasantly situated New York avenue, in full
III view OF the Potomac, between Nth and 18th streets,
square ITO.
1t contains eight roos and dry and convenient cellar
with good yard in front and back and is well suited 10
ACCOMMODATE gentee family II is within one minutes
walk of the War and Navy Departments
Also, number 10, in square 10, eigibly situated on
street. near Gen Eatons in the First Ward, containing
9,l09 square feet.
Two lots numbered and in square 90i situated ON the
corner OF 18th street and avenue, east Of the
Capitol containing "a, lag feet.
The terms of the above will be moderate, and made TO
suit persons in moderate circumstances.
For particulars apply to CHARLES DE SELDING
March 6-2awf No. ii Todd's Buildings Penn. avenue.
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A k III
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
TIME propristors of the several lines of packets between
New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sa-
ing from each port the ls 9th, lh, l6h 2ls and 18th
of every month; the ships succeed each other in the fol-
lowing order, Wis
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wORTHINGTONG q. SNETHEN,
attorney and C0MsseliOr-0t- Lac,

WASHINGTON, d. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United States
and in the several courts of the District of Columbia
and prosecutes all manner OF claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
of the government
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor n,
"A Law, Austin Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly to any business connected with his pro-
ession in this city, and the adjoining counties He will
also attend to business in the land Office such pro-
curing patents. peecng titles, nc. Letters must be paid
to procure attention
REFERENCES
Hon ]. P. Henderson, San Augustn
Hon Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt Galveston
j. d. Groesbeck, Houston.
Doionde ~ Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan. IT,
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g. FOR RENT.-A three-story brick dwelng-house
WI on the side of 18th street, square south OF
-G.A Pennsylvania avenue. This house is new, having
been built last summer, contains seven fine rooms, with
kitchens attached, and is in the immediate neighborhood OF
the departments and the business part of the city Rent
$50 per Apply at the corner of and 9th stres
opposite the Wesley ehapel--of
Feb 20-2aw4w FRANCIS j. BROOKS.
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INLEGANT Books for Prcsents.-The subscriber ha:
Il on hand, and is every day receiving, number OF
beautifully bound books for Christmas. Among them
the poecsl works of Bryant, Byron Milton, Hemans
Crabbe, Heber Pollock, Rogers, Campbell Kirk White
Young, Colerdge, Shelly Keats, and Howell, in different
sizes and binding Also, number of splendid ANIMALS
prayerbooks, and bibles Catholic and Protestant and
variety OF beautiful books for children.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Dec 81 Near corner "A street and Penn venue
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II. II, Schiefen 4 Co, New. York Evans y Lescber,
London, England Evans, Son e. Co., Liverpool England
L. @. Melzet Havana Alex Gross, valFeraiso; o. j.
Hayes Co.. Buenos Ayres; a. H. Rise, St Thomas; J..
Swords, Canton; E. L. Benson, Sandwich islands and
Hufinage ~ Co.. Calcutta March SGT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-11-11
NEW JERSEY.

The election - this STATE look place last
week, and resulted III he choice 81 l2 wing
senator's ia Z :locos, and So whig members
Of the House 1918 locos giving the wings
a majority Of IS on joint ballot. Il
Hon VIM. Wright, The whig candidate
for Governor, Was beaten BY iaines, loco.
This result Is hardly unexpected TO us,
and is littie 10 Be regretted. Mr.. Wright
had rendered. himself erys.spp0pular with.
.,he,whigs ofsome parts of The Stale, espe-
srialiy in the fifth congressional disirict, By
permitting himself, three d four years since,,
10 run for congress BY the locos and i faction
sof ne wings. BY which means ne defeated
The regular Wing candid ATE, WIN. B. Kin>
aey, Esq. the very able and popular editor
sf ihe Newark Daily 'Adveriizers We be-
3I,eve IN supporting ocular nomina.iess--
i, the safne lime wes,fust the resnlto. the
election ID New Jersey will prove ! salusa>
y lesson q MI. Wright and IN like pcliti-
clans.
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For 'f'reasurcE,
J o sEPHB< GILRERT
For Comptroller,
ABIJAH cATLINs
TIIE CANlPAIGN.

IT is with unfeigned pleasure thatwe
again fling our banEer q the breeze, in
scribcd with names which are sure guar
antee of success. Nailed 70 tho mast, it
shall float until the people shall once more
rejoice in the ascendancy Of RICH. principles.
The recen, "bloodless achievement . ofihe
gallant Wigs of New York, is pregnant
with more real glory Than is foreshadoHea|
..iin ta,tered eDsisnsa aud blood stained iaurels
These last may Be- but the trophies Of might
over eakaess+ the frs, is the manifest ex>
tension Of principle. Let their example
stimulate their brethren in Connectietill 10
u like zeal and untiring devotion to the
cause which they profess 70 cherish, and
they will ,hemselxf be astonished at the
result! I, Is not tel the mere success Of Z
ra,sy thai w dsiighiap lal.or q far the
Integrity, The honor and the welfare Of our
com,nonwealth- hand all these are in our
viewsinyolved inahe permanent ascenden cy
of wing prineipies, hig MEASURES and
whig MEN.
Our candidates are iyisa men-ihey have
PROVED themselves "honest, capable, and
faithful 10 the constitution" they have
passed unscathed through the fiery ordeal
which personal and political foes have
kindled fer them. As they have been faith .
rul servants Of the people so the people will
reLdsr an emphatic verdict of approval and
commentator.
The Spring Campaign is now commence
ed Seldom have the Wings ofthis State en-
Tered upon more important contest. In
consequence of the sudden and unexpected
death of Senator Huntington, and the expi>
ration of Mr. Niles's term. the choice of
/ rwo U 8. Senators will devolye upon the
mex, Legislature. This fact alone calls fol
united and vigorous effort on the part Of
the friends of political reform Nothing
can be effactually done without thorough
and timely organization. Surely, LiTCH
FIELD COUNTY will. as Of old, show
herself worthy of leading the van Of the
baitle! Sts
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K From me- .Nor,oich Courier.
DEATH OF THE HON. ]. w. HUN
XII 1JNCTON

Z ii ~ - . aslel
The painful duty ssdevolved upon US of
lannounri, the sudden decease Of one OF
the mos, distinguished citizens of Norwich
| and of Connections. in the person OF the
Hon JABEZ W. HUNTINGTON.
This sad event occurred at twelve O'clock
Hast nigh /, after an illness ofOnly few days
The disease which terminated his life
was infa ma lion of the bowels, as we learn
from, his Physicians-and although he had
been somewhat indisp,'sed for member OF
days previous, vet il was not uulil Friday
last that he was so unwell as 70 be confined
to his room. or require medical advice ~.
From that lime, however. his disease assu-
med a more alarming y pc, and he contin .
ued 10 sink rapidly until the closing scene.
Up TO the moment ofhis death, his intek
lect remained as clear aud unclouded as in
the days of his perfect health, and he sunk
into the sleep of death with all the Gains
, ness and composure which become the
strong minded man and true Christian, -
To young friend, who, after having been
with him fer numberof hours, took leave
of him al 8 o'clock last evening, hesaid
g Good bye, Harry! Itis very doubtful
whether Tive 10 see yOn again; bnt II we
do not meet here, ! hope we shall NEE. in
heaven" EsF
This sudden bereavement, while il falls
with stunning aud crushing weight upon
the circleof Judge Hnnsington's family, and
near kindred, may we'll be REGARDED asa
heavy calamity to the State and the coun>
try AZ large. A statesman gilmore unbend'
ing integrity or more 4unwavering fidelity to
what he deemed the best and highest in j
- y.
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new YORK ELECTION /
Great WING vICT0KEl

~ ..,...,t.ss t,.;,,,,,,h ~ the xs.s
rr;,.
nas JUST Deeh achleseo Oy INC wings
g the State of New York -.
The Wig candidates for State
c.. =. .,....a h., ,,.;or,,;;,.9
os,Ss. : -. -. !.
ranging rom zo,UUU 10 o0'UOVs!
Large Wing Ualcrities IL both
II. :s..ss.s q ~ 4 .ss,;;1l,.s,rs. :.
= = ~ ~ Tuh;gs have elec-
- ~
ted i and me los q 2 = sscMDiymen'
among the latter Mike Walsh 4,
" The Stat. ACCOMMODATION %, the year en-
.n;np will cou.;., 81 81
Tobs vasbg v Fiv;ns:s.t e CO. .,,yernnr. !.
:. {, 3, "a, ~ ~ val lien, t.veYnar.
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DEATH OF SENATOR HUNTINGTON

Our readers will learn with deep sorrow
of the sudden decease of the Hon JABEZ
W HUNTINGTON. For nearly thirty
years he was resident of Litchfeld. repre-
>enled the town in the legislature. and the
county in Congress. The State and nation
may well mourn the loss ofssuch a man.
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II this town, I'D ult, Julia Ann. daugh-
erof w iilis Sio ne. AGED 3D. years 18th Da~.
vid, son o. Iihamar Pages aged IS y.ars,
II this village. On the 9Th insk, Sarah
AAn, only child Of Or. James w. Wilsos.
aged 20 monshs.
in North Haven, 81 inst, John Smilh, =
soldier of the revolution, aged 81
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TENNESsEE o. s. SEN AToR.

The 1--WE Houses OF the General Assembly Of
rennessee. were engaged several hoass ~. the
soih nlt. in balIoting for us. Sensior. but
without any election. The vbtiDg was 10 be
resumed on The LIST inst. The thee premin-s
-nt candidates were W B. Reese, John Nel|
erand and Robertson Topp.
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We. regretto learn that ihelady.of Myron,
norton, Esq. the Post Master a. Goshen,
wasseverely injured on Thursday BY being
thrown from Wagon. 44sT tSss
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" FOREIGN MISSIONS Z

1.-THE war vii. be the means Of carrying
civilization aud a Pssre e'srixiia~ify into
a worse thaaheathen country. - Richmond
Eng.
"1'he TRUE banner IF the cross shall yet
foat above halls dedicated to idol worship"
Ohio Statesman.
A stranger might really suppose. from a
pernsal of some of the locofoco papers. that
the hosts of officers and soldiers who have
recently poured into the heart Of Mexico,
were but so many christian missionaries
whose great errand was 70 civilize and
chris,ianize the ! poor priesl,ridden cath>
olics.' Bless the kind hears and tender
Iconciences! A missionary spirit" is al.
ways commendable in individuals why
not I'm Nation Were there ever so ma
my ambassadors .sof the cross" sent into the
field before, or such va;t sums appropriated
10 support them IN their self-denying labors?
Peter the Hermit has the ctedit of origin,
ating the great crusade for the subjug alton
and conversion Of the i.yideis--but il was
reserved u James X Polk 10 originate the
for civi!iziag the catholics and
bringing them under the ..true banner Of the
cross!
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Pretty GOad.--Among the glorious results
which the Register anticipatss from the
presen. war, is, that j. win be the means Of
furnishing the Meyicans witha = better re-.
,igion.' The Palladium, inrepiy, &hisks
the Aexicans ought to appreciate the ..het.-.
.er religion" since il has been 80 & piously
tricked! into them BY the bayonet"!
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Fsom the coa,oai; " 7s.ssfay.
MASSACHUSETTS.

The probability IS that there is no choice OF
Governor, bu, large Wing majority ir The
Legislature x
Aggregate vote larger than last year.
The vo,esin Boston is--for Briggs. 54s2 for
Gushing 5000, scattering 1925.
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Oo-We invite particular attention TO TN
iice Of the School Visitors', meeting.
meeting is an important one.
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ForTieut. Governor,
CHARLES u MecURDY'