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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-02-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
E. Hill assignee ct all .s yis.af ~ Sf :

otNeTdl WTitS
VS. fn.J;,.,vno q,
John Turtle. ct al. me directed fromthe
Court Of Common Pleas o. Monroe County, Ohio,
I will offer at public outcry at the front door of
the court house, in the tow Of Wood,ield d. in said
county, on
Wednesday. the first dav Of March.
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m and 4
O'Clock p M, the following described real estate, to
wit: The northw est quarter of the southeast quar-
ter OF section No 6, of township No. 4, and range
No. s. Containing ~ acres, more or less.
Also the southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section No. 6, of 10 wnship No. A, aud range
No. 5. Containing IL acres, more or less.
Alsu. the west half of the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter OF section No. 36, township
No. 3, and range No. 4, containing 20 acres more
or less. All lying and being in Monroe county
Ohio. WIN. d. PATTON,
Sheriff NJ c. o.
January, 90, 1s4S.-$2,7 IS.
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SAMUEL X. SPRAGUE'S ESTATE
- Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate Of Samuel X. Sprague, late Of Monroe
county. deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legally authen-
ticated within one year from this date, for settle.
ment; and all persons indebted to the same will
please call and make immediate payment.
JOHN SPRAGUE, Adm.
Dec. 25th lS47.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
that application will be made to the Com
missione RS OF Monroe county, at their next session
to be held on the first Monday of March next, for
an order to lay out a road, commencing at the end
of Arch. Smiths lane, in Washington township,
running thence the nearest and best route to Abrs.
ham Mans, thence to the house of Richard Rices
in Perry township. thence to ~intersect the Antioch
road at or near Henry Neff's IN said Perry town.
ship.
Jan. o.. A PETITIONER.
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Iowa LEolsLArURE.-There has been
no election Of Senator by the Legisl,-
ture yet,and there Is some doubt wheih-
or. they will succeed in making a choice
this winter, the House being wing and
the Senate democratic,
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REMARKABLE.-A gentleman in New Jer
sey, near Philadelphia, had been for a long time
sick. and was treated in the usual way for an afec
ton Of the lungs by two eminent ply sicians, unit
the disease assumed such a malignant furm tina
theydeclMed the patient had a confirmed consump
tion-that medicine could do no more, and h,
must die. His breath was so affected by the dis
ease that no one could stay IN his room but a shor
time. At this stage, when all hope had fed, Z
friend gave him a bottle of Wistar's Balsam o
Wild Cherry, declaring that at any rate it could dc
him no harm. He touk it and grew much better
He continued the use of it, and by using three OF
four bottles was completely cured.
We shall have the full particulars of the above
case in a few days, duly certified. so that no ope
can dispute il.
See advertisement.
SORE THROAT. COUGHS. Consumption ,
Pains in various parts Of the body, and other I'M
pleasant symptoms, are the usual effects of catch
ing cold.
W,ights Indian negetath Pills are a delight
full medicine for carrying IF a cold, because they
purge from the body all morbid and corrupt hui
mors in so easy and natural a manner, that the
body is relieved of every kind of suffering as if by
magic. From three to six Of said Indian yegeta-
BILE Pills. taken every night on going to bed, will.
IN a short time, make a perfectcure ofthe most OBJ
situate cold-att the same time the blood aud other
will be thoroughly purified. and the constI-
tuition so completely invigorated. that the body
will be restored to even suunder health than before.
20 Bewa'e of Sugar Coated Counterteis!
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of W m
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine Tor sale by ] A. g. G. H Dav-
EXPORT, sole agents for WoodsfieId. For other
see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, l69, RACE st.
Philadelphia.
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We hereby certify the foregoing statement to be
correct as appears from the books Of the Surplus
Revenue Fund.
JNO. M KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r.
JOHN KERR, Treas.
Jan. 5, lS4S-n44
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Annual Report

OF THE FUND COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FOR THE YEAR
ENDING JANUARY /. lS4s.
Of Surplus Revenue %receiv-
ed from the State, $40, $40 80
returned to the
State as per last An.
nual Report, IS, 10S ABE
paid in during
the year, : Lila 429
-- 6,s2I Sc 81
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$l4,l49 03 "

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Amount loaned to individuals. Sls,549 % u
Amount loaned TO Monroe Academ-
ical Association, 600 90
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$l4,l49 % Z

Amount secured by mortgage on
real estate, g I.4SO 90
Amount loaned on personal security, IL, $3.50 O37
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Amnunt OF principal in
County Treasury to
be returned to the
State. $l,7ls
Amount of interest in
County Treasury for
Com. School Fund. 1893 !
Amount of interest 10
County Treasury for
County purposes, 203 2
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$l4,l4Y O3 Z
The amount Isaned in each township is as fol.

Sl4,l49 W z
Amount collected by course of law
during the year, : s 23s 90 s
Amount in judgment, 1922 2l
Amount due and not in judgment, 5,0l0,69
There is none invested in stocks.
RECEIPTS.
Amount of principal paid in during
the year, $l,7l3 427
Amount of interest received on loans, LOLA l47
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Total, $2,7275 SIS
Paid taxes Oh Ferrel land
mortgaged to Commits.
sioners, a. ~ -
Paid John Kerr Treas. fees, 6 81 ~
Jno. M. Kirkbride, Auditor,
fees, 81 u
- SIT rs
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,NoavoLn. March s-Arr steamer Henderson. Hampton -
hampton koads sch' Oregon. Post Richmond bound 70
nors. CID sehr Med Smith. BsImuaa; bsigs speed
Hoses Liverpool; Buntrex, Hue Barbsdoes SD Dr. brig
Eza, Helen Clements, British w Indies; schrs Shetland
Dame. BoItoa; Asdora, Smith, Bermuda; Moreau. Ar
mold NYork
NEWPORT. March s-Arr bark Eliza. from Proyi-
dence aud sailed; schr Chn All eton I'm
do Tor Norm Carohne; suffolk Berry, from Norfolk. Io
ders: Mystic, Churchill fro.n b atom FIR n York Pm
several coming 7h schr Adelaide Bristol
for So rhoms oh. hrirs Lor 6depce Mr,ssr Hvans; Doe
Hitchcock lwe Boston for Nob sch Sabine. Robops
Bo.tou for York JASPER hamilton. do for dc; Victor
do Tor do; Groom. Peck, 10 Tor do.
PoErLAsp March s-AIr bsk Nara Herey. Mitchell,
CardeAas; brgt Lima higsins, Havana; ss6ao, Saw
Geo gstown Tor Boston (has been ecenty reported be-
low rev YOKE sch, h,sn1 Naiwel, Rappahannock' Bea
PoRrsMoUrH, Mach SAr bark MAID OF Orleans, Upton,
fof salem-put short Of povsons and with
thee men sick.
RisnrOND March s1Arr; seh!s Ann Elm, CAKE Leeds,
Egg Hab III; ChomAs Page, Csskie, do Sid big w Mon
cue, Iitcomh, fodiss sehs Gamer sawy Pensacola;
Ed,th. Crowrll. Boston: Al Horror, Carson, NYofk
WLMS0ToS, NC. March 3-ATr, chr 10 sph Willis,
fom rr mouth ;st, b. brig Guardi,. Churchill from ia
Nauida Ann 1homI Hutchnspn from Phila
de,hia; Alarc, Prosser from York. cd ,ehr White *
bis fsr MstAnzs brig Ellsworth. Williams. for Pot
PnAce.
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ecrfvas OF SJrAngsrp.
FRIDAy, March 10.
AN VklCsN HnTEI

AMERICAN HOTEL.
Geo rhf P'y: sh JI' 21y
TiiiosOn Nsthi Pasisn s Navy; RoSt Dryden, Bal.
tinore.
s, MC New j'ey Mas U. F'i BoVssyn
d.ipSsis Glr Haphan a . Dr. Via. utei INV"
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ioyes pixiie; " yohHsoa, C"nnse,i' Mt; W Gsidnei
SsmPp ts1ss SS;
C'ps,1 Boston Mr. sn,i Mnsld I'D Msn,.S Bo
:Sn tn T al Boston
CITY HOTEL.
e nliPs fss ss.oa s15'ies
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CLINTON HoThL
Cha, ies.ic Ph,i.depbs. Mr. RumwelI and fmily New
i Bne, s aa s9 Yol Ba%o
DUNIhP's HOTEL.
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no. ao pnaaS o Sai. S o.
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void TRe% do . a@ wos
W Turner, Ru land; c Ho~Iand, do.
HOWARD HOTEL.
bysn @siop BqnS W,s, COnRse,eut Wal
sS.ioH; DsnsI. Albany; ime, th:!lsson BrsGiesy
MG s'Hy s'f%G ga
LsTn.d M aud Mrs ChsmberIn Boston; Howell FAY vile
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UpsoN's HoTxL.
fsfd; iys: @a.riuIs; FsiibanE Nsw"i Gay :l
LovFJoY's HOTEL.
"A Nelson, Paterson, NJ: ACamg5en, Norwslk CT }
S.ss s:Hs: ;!'ops; f:sss...S.; S .ie's
New Je 4, uk.ua Earr
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NJ Psghn PhfaieI hi; Beunet. Washington; K Moore
Boston A Tavsh, NV B,un,,vies der, New
Y@L; Livenaau, Constant nople Chadwick Baltimore,
0ArHBuH's HOTEL
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TAYLok's HOTEL.
J HowIy III; s~s'tz Va; J. Saheiret Pa; l. q Let.
son, N Bruaswiek; LiIlIrck, ri
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
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Newell, New BTunswick; Lalnouu, Y; q Oliver, Bur-
lagoa; E Wrygslt New Milford Miller New jersey.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Herman No rris Coubty J southarI Richmond ri
Sepdh I'm. Salem; Tssgos Newcastle: @ W LAVE, Port.
lard: Beseher New Haven; Noyes NJ Shehi-Id Stor.
ineton. Wilson, Glen cove; T. Bnmhall boston VI
LBrsdisy Mefid.n q Fisher, Hartford Z A Atkins
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mont; q Age. Bottom Porter Daav.r; q Chod,enne
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Haver; w Stee,-, VS. cfburyi = North New BrI,sn
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mold Phiisde rhi,: w Ustss. Watefrd. G Lewis Coo.
nsetieut, y Darling Richmond; Thompson, New Haven
n w Redfeid, ESSEX
WESTERN HOTEL.
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WheeIer CT, Bidemsn, Ono; Langdon, Hartford,
n Mills n Y, w Owen, Ohio: J T. 0siues NY.
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Bark rehs Potter, .- L.1un.. Feb 4 With l,s tor. log

wosd 20 W Fsrv Feb is spoke LAT n 81 N ION SS a w.
ht John Henry ot Boston 2sh lat Is as Ion 70 So schr
=, 10 days from Attakspss for Richmend.
Brs Abeons Souper Csrdenas Feb 20 with molasies,
need doppoek 9Th irsent pm lat 80 So Ion 10 ID
ed close 20 The Of vessel apparently had beer
short time 10 the the aud
the lower Of the head down. Suppose that
the rigsieg kept IN that po.ition.
Brig Aahama, Howard, Mobile, Feb ~, with mdze to
Azo DAYS from New Orleans fr MaseilIes; time,
br Nau mofas. Bruce, iro N 81 Marks Tor New York
sehr Loyet Got Beverley Sandiord. Civ OF ST Domn
go % days Lett no Amencsn vessels port. The mas
experienced severe gales on the passage
schr John snow OF Blue Hill iardn,r Csd,nas. II days
9Th instant of Fre Island spoke ,chr Loche Pa ke OF
tine steeriog NNE. The has experienced severe gales
sehr New Globe. (of Wiscassen Parsons Mr.gosne st
American vessels 10 port 7h instant. Moutaak Point
bearing BY 70 miles dtsr spoke hg hicharf Frat oi
Fail hiver, for Bnsoi, The he's sxperisucsd Sc
the IL deck load Of logwooi,
and has been " DAYS North Of ape iiatt-ras
sehr sta 10 Van Glider Ocfscohs days, to De hosseu
B,own Co.
schr orne ia Rae ksrt Bridgeport. in ballast
s~nr Puena Visit Racket. brogs cnrt, in ballast.
schr Tnsma, Jefferson, Willis, Sunk.
Bes0W-
Ba,k Ad'io, tom the Coast Of africa
AlsD an suppo'ed q be The Memnou
Ais, ship bark and one br g. unknown Wind ct
l2PM w, blowing fire. sh
Ship, New WolJ, Knight Liverpool; Andrew Foster,
sas, bepnett. New Ohsaus; Edwin Savannah; Columbia
Chat leston bark apd, Ii. vana hrigs May Ann cite,
8sa; Peters st Jsgo de Cuba; Tweed Norfolk MeaAo,
Habfax; Hsides, Mstanzss. AID others
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BALTIMORE, March 10, lS4s

BALTIMORE, March 10, lS4s
The Weather. Taylor Meeting -Horrid Death
Mefhodist Confersnce-Reject,on Of the Reform,
Blu, &c.
The weather this morning is warm and sultry,
the rain, which has cont nued to fall for the last
twenty -four hours, having just ceased
The call for Tay lor meeting on Monday
evening next, appears in the Baltimore american
this morning, 10 which is appended about one
thousand names The meeting being called in
dependent Of party, it has required three weeks
constant c nvassIng TO collect these Names and
the larger portion OF them are wholly unknown
General Taylor has many friends in this city !;
but they do not exactly approve 81 ihls meeting
and lie gettersuD.
A young man named William Batemau was
horribly crushed yesterday, by red not cyclln-
der Of immense weight falling on him, In the
foundry of The Messrs. Denmead, in which he
81 one OF the chains
Tue B iIumore Methodist Episcopal COME
renee is proc, edlng quietly with It's business,
nothing exciting or OF general importance being
before Them The Rev A. RosZell and VIM
Lumsden, were yesterday appointed secre-
taTes.
The Hous. Of Delegates yesterday, egain re-
jected the bill forcallIug convention to remodel
the constitution of the STATE. The session closes
10 day, aud the next Legislature does not meet
for nearly two Yeas.
The bIll in the Senate of Marylaod, granting
the B itim ore and Philade phIa Railroad Com
pany The privilege to erect bridge across the
Susquehanna, passed the Senate of Mary land
yesterday, win clause added 10 1t by the
enemies of the bill, demanding a capitatiou tax
10 be paid TO the State. OF Is cents on every pas
senger crossing II IN their cars.
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7 .IsT OF LeTTER4 REMAINING IN the NEW
IL York fos( Once. March ii, lNe-rlease mention the
sa's q the Lis, In which they are advsrtissd -u
II IL. Aud be n further enacted y And ali aavsr
under the OF ths Postmastsr General
aewsrsper .swspaPss uncalled I9i n y res
place once sdverspg may situated. HAVING
THE LAssEsr Nsw Post Office Lao, ysssed
March q.
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Clesr red.
ship-Bsvns, tpaete) Anthony. Usvre w Whitloek IT,
Bsra-Jsne ', iiians, Williams Mobile r u HAIRCUT
kLo
Bre-C e an Ryder, New Ofl-aus j Akin, A. Co.
RBehrs- Ufbsoa. Small. NewbefG. n c, A Psuen q Coz:
Hsr,,st Smu smith, Richmond. ~ Mct,feadv Co: Johs
Jooes smtp. peteu1urx u w Pasons Allied bsfrett,
C.olsy, rhilsdeiphis. $3.50
Packet ship Ago Davis Hsrs. Jan a. with rndre to
whiuoek H. Fec -, ~ Ion ~ ihe shp Aemson,
i.ma from Liverpool for New fork
Brsmsa .iot fors. Zsige,,n nsthunt, tAiresl with
h,Sss rros I'D outs &c TO becktel Dryer
srrmsa bark flpran Pope, II Ubes 20 days with salt
"a eork Popps Co. kIpsrien. ed continual
" Of HsfssA
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MoBftE -Brie Aabsms-ls bbls Hicks CO.'S do Henry
Coi-:0 Jos .ph Faw lrr-73 Atsel Edwards cs-at W
bar~weil-5s Stur.es& ticumanlg0 Crute ro-l23 POI
F-ees-I box Dbl Sexton Webb2 boxe. hppistop
u COS bbls BIZ Smith X Conkr-2 cases Robetts-2
bills Is smith n
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Esa.srnxers ArriNeu.

EAvnSPacket ship AiKo-Cupa,p &C oder Of the Ame'
Iie,n hip Concord ost beyiard Of Phsdephs;
Hantsr Of Reading, Pa; Toonelle Of York; ny.
der, oil do; @ Hegem aud % IN the steersgs.
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A CaRD-Dn. WHEELER. 0CULIsT RECEIvLs
"A Patients his residence 20 GIsenwieh street every
morning fron8 A. NJ. O'Clock M, after which
is exclusively devoted 10 families at their fesdsoees
Diseases of the Eyeno how long howseevee
obstinate they be in their nature be eeeuay esdt
cated permanent effected References families
Of the Ghest responsibility, will be gwen to those unsc-
arsnte with him. Artificial Eyes inserted and for sale on
reasopn hle terms
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MO . ls4s-MAN CANNOT HAVE HIS DISEASES
eusd nv removing the which generally iles.
nal No effect take place without cause Therefore.
Rheumasm a6sc the head the foot
BODY save iron The sctus Of those where
aerid qualities produce the pain aIonehal
Desse be present. other affections Of the Throat
Wndpipe Consu but from these Indignant humov
become seated The vessels OF the usss
IL truth these humnis which the u all
the ache. and pains all Eruption, and Ucem all Skin D.
and Sweilisgs OF the Feet and all lnAanmato all
Canoes and all and Cosivenss; all Fever and
Agues; ell Dyspeptc hctions all Head aches ard biliuA
ssmovsels and SGrosSsIy ep,Ss BY gsmsnSS Tsr ,as
sold, with full directions at IS cents box ht AL Hudssa
274 Bowery and Dr. Bfandreths Principal Once
al BROADWAY.
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M EDlCAL CARD-DR. MORRISON 3e4k FULL ON
IVA stree devoes his entire time to the treatment Of pvae
diseases Recent particularly or orha. he In
few days. Constitutional debility from secret habit IN
nocturnal emissions and impotsncy, radically curse
by him. Structures he without pain. zee Dr. M . VI
poma with, the signatures of SIR Ashley Cooper. Dir A. Car
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LIVERY MOTHEk's BOOK-THE APPHEHESs!ON
II Of poverty and the OF large family OF children,
copsderte people RON entering the married
but here book that will tel many important 80.
ereu which may these objections Pres 30 ssnu
For sale by Burgess strnge 222 Broadway; Zeber 70,
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nR. GLOVEk's CONfOUND kXrHAtT Of CO.
- pav. cubebs aAd srsapsrlla The most spsedy
pleasant remeoy known for The all d. Of
the urinary orgons being all the
ropsiy. spd ruhets Eor "a AZ No A.. sweet
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Mall FaiIures.
The Northern mail failed az New Orleans, Feb. "a.
. , Savannah :, as.
. Charleston, Mar o.
. /, Augusta, Ga, " 4.
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DOCTOK MURPHY HAS REMOVED TO % GOLD
~ street. near Fnon, where hecan be conhden allv
suited all foms Of private diseases His long practice Of
over successful IN trearg thoss In
Ing that have baed the ersnesd
Recent he few days aud stricure phs,
&c he short time. No ms'esry
or hindrnpce from buNn.as. Office 60 O 70 o..
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MEDICAL OFFICE.-Dk. JOHNSON, II DUANE
l Chatham street 80 well known as the most
snceesful New York the ueatmeut OF veue
real dsases The Doctors reputation for skill IN these old
hscured cases that have existed Tor years
eet structure upon the body in tbs throat noses
pains the head and bones Of the less ehsepaly cured
weakness brought by asecre habit ndulsed
young ascvious dreams and Nightly ems
positively preysnted Recent eases cufeda ur days.
without mercury. No alteration Diet prevention from
husp
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sNh nALrh AUTHUn OF n FNhNIIEA
~ Private Treatlse" &C. consulted upon any OF me
,h.,. refeued TO, his residence 80 Greenwich
s'rsst. from to IAN, and to tsunday eIcsptedl
To, ,vho sppy Of these eomp'ains Will
- AZ the rnpidy and little nconvenisncs atsrd.
W. thc cure IL is chiefly howsvsr thos who hays suffered
long from esrtAis class OF peop's'"' ""' WI" ~ Wv"
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M EOn REWARD-CROsSs SPECIFIC MIXTURE
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