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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

WEDNESDAY August 2I, 1850
Sta'e for the use Of Wilson V. VA ans. Error
BLAcKFoRD, J-By the Statute of 1882 IL was enact.
ed that when Hereafter any Circuit Court shall render
Judgment against two more, upon any d ac;,
in which any of said Judgment debtors are seeuriv for
any other OF such defendants there shall lie stay If
execution such Judgment H tie said security
rites object thereto, unless the said security for the stay
OF execution will undertake specially In pay tie same,
IN case 1t cannot bc made OH the principal deltor
dehtors.n Stat S39 H. 81
Held, That give tie surety the benefit of this enact
meni, upon his oijecting to stay of execution, tie
Judgment and execution should show that lie
y. The circumstance that tie statute gives surety
the right mentioned is of itself sufficient authorize
the Court that tries the have the question deter
mined upon the application of of the defendants,
whether such defendant is surety not. .4Grmed
Dole V. H'atson. Error the Nigo c. c.
BLAcKFoRD. J.-In suit l;y the assieUee of pro-
missoiy note against the assignor who WAS also tie
payee, the first count which undertook 20 show due dill
.ence, did not aege that the claim filed at any
time in the clerks Office Of the Probate Cout against
the estate Of the maker who died before tie became
due. Suit which alleged to have been brought
against the administrators of the maker. not,
shown commenced until nearly wears after The grant
ing of letters Of administration, and execution was
taken the judgment in that suit until nearly Two
wears after it was rendered No proceeding whatever
against real estate was ALLEGED.
Held, That this did rot show ease Of due dill
gence in tire collection of the debt.
The third count, in attempting to show due dlgerce,
did alIege the fling of claim in the clerks ofice
Of the Probate Court. No suit appeared to have been
brought the un nearly years after the let
ters of administration granted; ard It WAS nut
averred that anv execution the judgment in that sut
taken 1t alleged that for rart of tic
Judgment in that suit Judgment recovered against
the administrators for waste hut wien tie suit for
commenced and in what year the Judgment in such
suit rendered, not stated.
Held, That this did not make out a Of due
diligence.
In suit by the assignee against the assienor Of rro-
mssory note under the of the notorious insl-
vency Of the estate of the maker who deceased elre
the note became dnc, il is 10 prove nrcer to
snstain the averment that the maker left property
which the law could reach for the payment of any debt
Hardestyv. Kinsrorthy, s Blackf. 304. Rerersed.
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WEpNEsnAY, septemher z, $50

Teetor v. .fbden, ct ais. Error TO the Wayne C. c.
BLAcKFoRD, J.-Teetor, who was an ASSIGNEE Of
Judgment against Jesse Stewart in the Wayne Cir
snit Court directed oder, writing TO the clerk Of
said court, as follows: "Cambridee CITY, February
7th 1916. To the clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court.
Sir You will please pay William Petty the amount
Of my claim which hold against Jesse Stewart in the
Wayne Circuit Court, which assigned 10 me by
Isaac Myers. (Sianed) John Teetor" Held, That
this order not assignment ol the Judgment, IN
equity, Petty Instead of being assignment o the
Judgment it not to operate until the Judgment had
been exfinguished BY the payment oft.
demurrer bin in chancery, fled by the assignee
Of judgment to sahcet real estate left ly deceased
Judgment debtor, whose estate alleged ia be inso-
vent 20 the pavment Of the Judgment. viii not be
tanned becausc the administrator &c the deceased debtor
m ade party 10 the bill. Recdrsed.
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FRIDAY, August %, 1850.
Appeal from the St. Joseph


Reid ct al. v Wilson. Appeal from the St. Joseph
c. c.
BLAcKFoRD. IA bill was filed by creditors against
a dehtor alleging that the defendant possessed Of
equitable of undivided half of certain
of land in St Joseph county, (setting ont the 'unda
res) The bill then stated that the defendant
nonresident and nsolvent, and had property in ills
State subject execution which could lse reached
by process of law that the oompainanis believe ed lie in
tended sell said equitable interest to sfme bora fds
purchaser &c. Prayer, that the Court decree sale 1T
said interest and enoin the defendant from selling tho
same. A demurrer TO the bill was sustained
The hill contained no description whatever Of the eq-
table estpte of which the defendant charged TO be
possessed All il said upon the subject ollows
The said Charles L. Wilson is possessed Of equit-
able estate of one undivided half OF certain tract or
lot Of land, situate" &C., describing tie ALI lo)
ed That this language, 10 the defendants estate,
was too loose and defective. Without being Informed
of the facts relied constituting the estate, il could
not I've known from the hill, whether the estate
valid or not nor could the defendant know how shape
his defence.
The description in this bill Of the equitable estate
should have been such wand have been necessary Lad
the bill been led by the defendant enforce his right
against tie person having the legal estate .4grmed
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o5-Powsrs' Greek Slave is in Buffalo.
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MONDAY, August 5, 1850.
STATE Bank Of IndiasG, for the e, &C., V Yong ct

RCNDA1s August ., IHoJ.
State Baak Of Iadiasa, for the ne &C., Y. Yong ct
ais.
BLAckFoRD, IA mistake made by the Clerk of
Circuit Court, in entering judgment which the Court
has rendered in suit at law Garnet he corrected bv
Court of Chancery Sho.te Isl Is Y. I'm eler 3 JoLrs.
Oh. X. 275 Bank cf eaRe see V. Patterson, Hum
phreys, 1863.
After parol agreement for the compromise Of a suit
was made the parties, in pursuance Of it, peaIed in
Court and had judgment eadercd in the for tie
plaintiff.
He'd, That the rendition Of that Judgment put end
to the previous parrl agreement On the subject For
the terms Of that judgment, reference he had
the records alone of the Court that rendered and Il
parties estOpped fem saying tia the Judgment does
not -rd with the previous parol contract.
court of law have the misprison of tie Clerk,
IN emitting to enter in the orderook the fling of pleas
amended at any time, when the proper application
made.
Ii snch amendment is Objectionable for the cf
notice to the opposite party of the notion lie apply
to court of law, that ground the amendment
aside. .afrmed.
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NO. II
Sapreme Csast vi I.-d a-.a, 1Aa. le.n., Is.U.
Repored jcr the State Sentinel


THURSDAY, July %, 30.
Tbs STATE rel v. ChyisEa c. a.. Al leal lr N the
Boone c. T..
PERKINS, IA confirmation by the Court, under sect
1S, p 49, of the X. ,. OF Of vacation al point
men oi aiI administrator by Clerk lie valid
be entered OF record
bond cannot he delivered to c oblicee as an es.
crow 9PetersdOrff, IG9 4LI Crancll, 2ly. ia 35I-
Affirmed.
W"i.shcad Y CumMins Error to the Jenenon C. c.
PERKiHs, J-Ihis was al Tieaon dover. AT
the time OF the marriage oi tie petitioner With lie.
ceased Lusband there we're judgments against Linn 10
the amount of tlousa dollars binding ials :
out of which dow claimed. sui seueniy atd 4LaI
judgments were obtained against him. also b. ding tie
lands Executions issued n the Judgments prior
to the marriage, and, while hey in the Lrns Of
the sheriff Cummns died. Afterwards the sheriff sold
the lands in Gu stion said ecuons er agree
ment between all concerned that if tie iu value the
property were bid and paid said sale tie money Should
he applied to the extingushment of all fbe liens on
lands, leaving tie question of dover Unaffected by
sransactlon hut giving the purchaser tie right
though he purchased the lands sui tie oder liens
and then eNtinguished them with LIS own money
Held, That the widows right of dover subiect
to the membranes existing tie lands at d. tine
marriage, AID that she contribute their ravment
OF suffer an abatement, in proportion, Of tie dover. Re-
rersed
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pArrur zIHn Pallet.

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents Of the Hew-Jerssy Y.
i plcnng and Mining Company, have receiyed rom Insn
ave Works 81 Newark suppy OF he Patent Cine
srorn and Frsnknae PAints which viii be disposed ID
Ths,e paints consist Of various shades from desp, heA
brown up 10 . deep orange and also blaea ana oenf
n posed of metallic oxides their lasting properties ana
ee0nou can be confidently recommended fhn Comps
nv s,o prepares from The oxides paints peculiarly
ysu.bs tof the eoang oiron and OF IN brmng The ooss
protection sgaizG OxioiZsuOc now known
these paints when applied 70 wood, form, also, vai1s
be pro- ection against ire. .,.. =, -.
supply Of The Compsnys beenninl Wnie OEce o.
Zine now 40 excessively used In Paris and other psrs Of
Europe az the valuable substitute for white lead sns
oher deeteous pxints. II shortly expected FOR sale ~
The subscribers ST JONEs w.
wi AZ IS Boaver-si
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
TN exyanrl rsnx


FORMERLY 90 AND NOW 2l6 BROADWAY, be-
II tween Bsrpum's celebrated Museum and Gonins pop
ulsr Hat Store and opposite g. PsuPs Church The pro-
prietor would respectfully announce TO bis numerous pa
irons and the public hs and splendid store
Gently built upon the site OF the old Chemical Bank has just
been finished Its internal arrangements, which were
solely made with view their sdsptsuou every branch
of bis extensive business and TO enable him fully TO meet
the pressing demand FOR garments made By bun, are now
completed
This large and eommodous a.ore was opened on sstur.
day the 10Th Of June $780, with new and elegant ssof'-
ueut OF superior CLOTHS CAs5IMERES, VEsriN0S
&c &c due regard has been had to the procuring Of
competent persons fill Cutting Department and In no
Instance can a mis6t be anticipated
The vast facilities which be possesses 10 the importation
OF Foreign and Domestic GoOdstheir purchase being a.
ways effected the cash prnepeushes atm In sssers.
ing that be may with great propety state, that no house
In this city, or in The United States can al any time claim
yaship IN the solid advantages which he 10 now prepared
10 offer to a discriminating community.
Diplomatic, Army and Navy URltorns made In conform
y 10 the order Of the General and State Governments and
10 all cases warranted to give Subtraction.
The varied and magnificent stock Of readymade Cloth
ing embracing and latest fashions which
has been got up on and improved principle made Of
superior materials and sold at prices unusually moderate
10 eminently worthy Of the consideration OF the public
tyll imeodA EDWARD FOX
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Of September and TO b. corduciei unc ~ the sane -gua
The last and sod the following terms VIZ
On eli purchases from he whole catalogue amounting 10
$50 and upward, four ani six months credit; "a par
ehases from tho whole catalogue less than 80 and more
sn 800 four months credit ard ell purchases less than
eO0 eaah discount Of one per cent vii be allowed on
al PURCHASES exceeding 500.
They request thai Invoices for the Catalogue be Turntables
Immediately, a. the printing viii he commenced 81 an early
day
The usual cash advances will BE- made receipt OF
goods when desired. BANGS PLArr CO.
2Dl Srosiwy.
AT PRIVATE sALE-Boan's Popular Library series.-
Complies Of these very desirable and select works are
now offered be trade ard Others eomprb ing ee Sesnd-
ard Library 81 vols the 5clsaghe Library yoA The An
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EbuoAiIoSAL cONvISrIoS.-On Saturday 4
Convention OF Teacher, and F,ian5s NJ Fducatiop
residing IN this and the adjoining states of MARI.
lsld' Delaware and New Jersey, was held al the
rshsom ST. Hal, o' the purpose Of fixing upon some
plan by which frequent reunion Ms of those who are
Immediately interested in the cause Of Education
can be secured.
bshop Aopzo Potter was chosen President and
ssmuel Alsop OF Del and Wm. Vosdes Of this city,
were appointed Secretaries
On motion Of Mr Wharton, a Com ni,,ee Of sye
persons was appointed % digest plan ior the or
gsnirston OF an Association, and 70 report AZ an
sdJoUrned neetiog. 10 be held the last Saturday
IN September next
Several Interesting addresses we're delivered.
when he body adjourned 70 meet IN September.
IP1ils. Letgsr, n yndsy
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poruEI.rnu HOUSE NEWRuRaH.

Mz THE PROPRIETOR Of his fsvoriie ana agreesbls
place OF Summer lakes pleasure 10 calling ne
- steugou Of the NevYork public 10 the fact hai be
prepared for the reception and entertainment Of elmer
transient or permanent boerderl The nigh estimation n
which bis house 10 held By Rmies who have spenihe sun
ner months there be 10 sure will render extended nodes
ofiu superior stracrons point of7eson scenery dvss
&c Unnecessary In this particular has equal Oh We
Hudson River. The arder heretofore VIII be supptsd
with every decscy he markets afford. IL addition 70 TIA
former Abilities or reaching Newourgh by steamboats,
there I'VE trains Of passing daily either way hoa
NevYoTk and Albany Early application should oe msos
for selection OF rooms cl0 I'M y. DDhADl-
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PHILADELPHIA
<, VRNRVmIN.TEK CARPETTNEH-A nav

GYDNBYnIINsTEk CAKPErINEs.-An sv
- aTticle-dsTk and light Iubdued colos Ingram make,
richly dyed and oil panied all WOOL both sides perfect
10 pate III, forming boquets Of flowers with Greciao
scrolls. &c equal TO Administer for salo only by tho
Manufacturer, al 81 per square yard who Eaters him
ren that experience Of upward Of IS years 10 manu-.
facturng and importing fancy csrpeungs oil elohs
window shades and msttngs s immense establishment
Carpet Hall, 10 and - Nonh Second-s Graf door below
Christ Church, Philadelphia, viii justly bis sponsorship
TO al article every way equal TO RiddermnsteF, and no
one third the prcs beautiful selection Of Brussels and
tapestry, three ply and ingram earpeungs with oil
cloths will be dsposed Of al very low prces for or
civ acceplances interest xtded) to make room for fan
siock lle2T imI J. SIDNEY JONES,
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soHooLEY's M: UNTAI n SPRINGS, n. J

THIS ESTABLISHMENT, 30 long and hvorsolJ
Known to the public viii be opened for the reception %
visitors the 18th Of June next The house has been
greatly enlarged during the past year, Furnishing an eIen
ventilated bedchambers ana new add spacious parlor-
al revy and neatly furnished, with special reference o
convenience and comfort Connected wiz ms estsosr
ueut several situated - 70 Dc renred sno
yet Convenient TO the main sulding. These co.tsgo
Will be let suit the wishes OF apphean sner ennre W
by The story or room The whole esablshneat nes Dos1
hiied IN superior style and the accompaniment are %
signed 70 be equal those OF any WaernkpAce 10 Ne
The uudenigned hsyng become The sole proprietor WI
rive his whole attention 10 the business and wiz DO a.
ss,ed IN It's management BY M David Al Cro"el ans
otter gentlemen Of large experience; - ,..,.,
sehoolev,. Mountain. Nay %, 1880. mySl 3swln'
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TEAS, COFFEE AND SUGARS

a Yea sIore-The subscribers respectfully call he sEtsa
don The public to their extensive assortment Of
named articles which they selling 81 eaSs ~ per conl
under he prices OF many other sores Their ftock emors
ees In part First quality crushed and powdered sugars
Refined White and New Orleans do with choice assor
en OF Green and Black resz which cannot DO Surpassed
n lie eity Pure old Jsys Cofes-Ro, g. Domingo and
Mar aeaibo al Of which ground IN be store daily
J. II Kelley, l5 EighIhsv.
te2o Inn Between Seventeenth aud Eighleenth so-
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J.FMOH su0AR.

w KELLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for ne
y. instant production Of Lemonade put up 10 paper sne
giss. packages expressly Tor travelling elmer oy so'
.--.,.- ~ s<s.
Iso portable sods for ne instant produenon o. S''
W.ter put up In glass packages lin powdered sAst
The above articles arc very desirable Tor ses eso - -
srs noi only curatyes prev, ntiye. OF mo seaV
..Is IN ol. 10 suii parchassfs BY tho manul.cnr,I
'&o +" "~ ~ W KELLY, "a BeeEmsnst
,o,,. z doors shove WiDiaH1-st
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e Ex President yler has been solicited "
meeting OF citizens in Charles City Comfy V az
cept domination for the State Reform Conven'.ou;
He declines the honor In handsome iee'er, N
wishes il understood that he neither nPHes
Dor looks for public station
e The Homestead Exemption BIZ nas 1een
defeated in the Legislature Of Democratic New
HAMPSHIRE. This is the State, we believe 70
which Catholics are prohibited by the ConsaIuSon
ON holding Office. [syrscuse Journal
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9OURAJ0's
ITALIAN MEpICATEp SOAP.

vJ,HE CELEBRAfED DR. BELL Of London, n bic
Tst n, sss. 5sea by i~pairsd vitIiy and ds.o,d.rsS
fnetton Of tie capillary circulation tis Su How I'M
clean thar is millions Of mouths should be open and per.
spirston be free-an Inevitable result II 0oURAUDh
se es,ars uncnons Ihs skin are depressed snd he
harmony action which should exist me externa
se.,royed he inacsaons OF me change are usually deye
oped Ia the form OF pmpes, bloches pus'ues OF some
sssude Of he body lAis weather These dis
eases being essentially local. require only local remsdy
and having all OF them, excepting the contagious aad VIII
lent csss common origiI, remedial agent VIII sunee
Tor The Of all. Freckles tan, mophew, hesh worms
&c vsnish by It's IKE mist before hs morning sun
psr,mep susbies Dr. 0oURAUD win perfect confidence
70 his Italian Msdieaed Soap ss ne ses and y
restoration VI the akin 10 s natural healthy state All who
have used for that purpose have been 10 bef
expressions Of appreciation. Thus have the most ssngune
hopes the inventor been fully realized and now that the
properties Of hls preparation become fully
w. me onsuss o. ensS and deseoa have been a.
lenced science reigns triumphant and The fortunate nyen
tor finds self winning golden opinions from oil sorts OF
mem The Italian MsdtoIied Soap 10 now ndspensa-
bic article OF lsdys genteinsns toiet add credentials
from hundreds OF well known aud re5pecsbs cuzons are
eopnusy pou ring n in stesLauon OF It's GRATED meris
There !, no need OF publishing Ihesa - u Assumed .nsi
oftne irALIAE MEDIcAIED soar -.
Prepared BY DR. FELIX GoURkUD. 81 Wslkei-h lst
'V aefsrsH IT. csisSdsr So South rhrd Phsds
pha; Safes Jordan, l2} Washing ON st BOSOM Green
CO. Worcester; Caldwell New Bedford, Guild, btnsor
w D Robinson, Portland, Me; Van Boskirt, Newark q.
Fugue % 81 Charles o. New Ofleansi A A solomon \
Co ssvsnbah; Van yalkenberg Co. Poughksepste;
stons. Hudlooi w. $. b. Ives sssni heinisaf Lao
caster, Pa; Pierce Albany MoseIey raeker mobhsi
s.,sDd GO Ss;w . Ssa' ss g,ySSr we06
nan.sd L0qsle 9i'st rsa1s M.5, As ss
CsiIsli; Carleton Co lowell C0yslL Hartford; Al
Der, Perry, Manchester N ro'ik wiils. RochsstsrI
?: "a T Z. SSs aur
DIV Co Mississippi, and generally throughout the union.
Dealers gu ppied liberal terms for cash jy20 6ood
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Aucuoneer.
% VALUABLE COTTAGE SITES At NEI
~ STATEN ISLAND. Af AUCTION.

3;3BsAfdaroS' srkf Ys istaN6, AT AUcrIoN.-
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sel At auction on
THURSDAY, July 2slh at u O'Clock, al the merchsnk
Exchange The following valuable property vH
AT New. BRI6HroS STATEN lsLAND.-S valuable cot
tage stes situated La Fsye,Ie Goodhue Clinton avs and
on Rlchnoud Tyson Second and Fourth sts This
properly Ia geousy located Cor village residences
upon hsh ground ntersected by broad avenues congu
ous to churches schools and hourly ferries TO this city with
prospect cottages being erected upon adj
Iscent property altogether presenting favorable an OPP
pormuy for invesmen nj any sae made this season.
Lthograph.e maps, with terms and further particulars,
can be obtained on application 81 the office Of tho AUG
toneer Brosd-st Ul4S) jyl7 Du
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WAs8IM0 MADE EASY,

OR HOW 70 WASH ctoIs 6s y %Ira2S1 Ma
RUBBING UNNECESSARY
Seventh Edition, improved
rhs s 6S; sOP so ~G N SIX MosTHs
J,His WORK 10 really the nosi useful V boussksspss
Of any ever issued IL gives plain lnstfaeu9es sooa.
Landry S s: :S a Sas ssSa 20
era. fubbsrs machines seds tu,psnine sn,onis, car
pbsns or OsT ssfqiss i Say rsoSsIs
and makes the once dreaded day of slds .nd seodtng =
pesnI any Itimproye' ss spps.Ispcs o. mo clotsss
no ssrd sbor and ssves all and tear The panphs<
gsoo' bow . ws.S ., "a Se es9
s,sreb Lscrs Csmbdcs nc. snd how 70 IRON bsm 10 ne
Freneh sfys Also how 70 removals. yeiyes, clean I'D
~ s- grs.iss and n5stysaabs chemical AZ
eoyerie. f he age Ny method sdoptsd By al se Mge
bo,s. i,1rdry estsbthne,s s-snsrs hra families, he
a. r.. n srucroos are % PEN misssss Iaa.
81 ,e E, u.es are all safe agreeable cheap and can b
o6ss :s.ss %sD '1 sE ssP IL fhE %osfo
the WOW seoi by Hssi IA sealed snyslops o. anxs
ct isr possgs rnes Only u psr copy Heed Dc en-
neIed
PUBLIC CERTiFICATH
ave nave tnsd Madame BsAVELrs syssem OF wash
ing and coosasr tic bsss In ne wofld snd worth oss
~ "a ssseo for T."
nrs Lipytnoott 100 Bsrowa
y Lyon, 81 0rso1-H
Cozzers, lo4 Nassau e.
John Hooper, leo F1loc-sl
a. r. Kluss, 500 VI 9Th sy
Il Ii. Jonnson, ~. akse per, los Nsssa1 O.
Thoussncs Rave ed ard cuna he named bat space 10
too eosuy q tnss paper 10 ado more.
To svOid imitation and cooDteffs's be sure 20 ffret
yonr letters tend TO Madame sEAHELr rsteat LAIN
aress IS Ar NewYo,s postage paid and lae paupe.
YET ~in b. forwarded By he are natl fhoassnds are ssri
by mail ever month. w ruTn1s~S
EOPAkt NEhsBtp.-I1o sghs rtDef has ssso-
- ciA<d wifh his BTOghsf Lct9s Iucksrmsn soa no
businss. III tersner be eoD1seisii aadsf mo nFn T"
JtL BUCHANAN .x,,,.x
tyis2E' JOSEPH rCCALnN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ndEprcINE.

EALLACIEs OF FHE FACULTY AND CHR0NO-
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