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The republic., 1851-04-18

The most remarkable feature Of this table is the
stationary amount OF banking capital and specie,
and the advance in the number of banks-lsO; and
in tho amount of loans-about 4l60 ,o00.0 900! No
small advance for nine years. The most uncon-
cerned must ask, how il this to end?
Let us now look at the value Of our imports dur
ing these same nine years
1912. 500, ,162 900 1876. 8I2l, ,69I, ,OOO
1874. l05 ,435 900 lS47. LAG, Sac, 900
lS46. III 1854 600 1850. ITS, lbs, 900
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11
Lord Elgin.

At the great Rail Road Jubilee in Boston
Lord Elgin, Governor Of Canada, was pres.
ent as an invited guest Annexed is the
speech of welcome from the Mayor Of Bos-
ton and His Lordship's Reply.
At about II quarter past five o'clock, Lord
Elgin aud suit arrived nj the station of the
Boston aud Worcester Railroad.
Mayor Bgelow and several of the Alder
men and uernhers of the Common Council
were present To receive him. A vast multi
ludc of people had congregaicd, aud the dis
tinguished guest of the occasion received
warm mud most hospitable reception.
On his arrival Lord Elgin wns addressed
by Mayor Bigelow, who welcomed him to
the hospiiaIilies OF Boston in the following
spccch:-
Your EXcellency,-In the name of my
fellow-cilizous, welcome you to the metre
polls of New England. We recognise YOU,
not only ms the ruler of extensive aud iinpor-
iant provinces, but as the principal represen-
tnlive on this continent, of the veneratcL
land Of our ancestors. Il il told of Samosct,
the lndiun Chief, TINT his first snlutation TO
the pilgrims nt Plymouth, was welcome.
welcome, Englislnnen." Such was the
greeting of the old warrior 10 those who were
to invade the hunting grounds aud exlin-
guish the council fires OF his race. With
better nuglry for the future, it becomes mo
on this OCCASION, 10 repeat that snutation,
and say "welcome Englishnen and their
tcllow-suli lects" who come TO us under cir
cunIstnnces so suspicious Tor our own and
theirprosperiiy.
There is special interest connected with
your EXcrllency's visit nt this time, grncing
as II does with your presence the establish
ment of II social aud commercial alliance be-
tween this rity and the Cunadas. Lines of
Inter communication haye been opened, by
which the plodncts Of your provinces can
find speedy and convenient trnnsit to the SEQ.
The railways, which unite us, are works more
truly admirable, than The wonderous avenues
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11
Practical results of PrO.SlaVcry Theology.

Alexander Campbell sometimes loads his
theological bhuderbuss so heavy to shoot
Anii-Slnvery folks, that it ii does not recoi
prodgiously, il overshoots the object. In
the following case should think il did both
"Iudeed, the conviction that the Bible hns
sanctioned, and does sanction, rs far us |
have shown, tins institution, Slavery is al
ready so general that very many nholilionisls
doubt It's divine origin Fnd authority"
Iennidl HdrJengr Of Jnb page 3s6.
II is undoubtedly true, though hardly cx-
pect he would acknowledge il even inndycr-
tenily, that his PRo-SLAyERY THEOLOGY in
practical effect amounts to about the same us
Thomas Pane's age of Reason Bat that
will never make an iufdcl of me- When
am convinced that slave breeding professors
are good Christians aud will go 10 Heaven,
shall adoptto its fullest extent Tie doctrine
OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION.
Query. Who ever heard of any person Who
douhled the Divinity OF the Bihlc, from II
conviction that it sanctions perfect eqnnli-
ty in rights of all men TO the euioy neld Of
Life and Liberty Clere!and .4druiiser.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11
The Treason CaSC...Rev. ]. R. GOruCh.

The wrctchod kidnappcr and house breaker,
Edward Gorsuch, it is said was not only res
peciaJio citizen but was class leader in the
Methodist Church. lie has also a son in Wash
ngton city who bears tho title of Rorcreid, by
virtue Of his Office as spiritual guide in the same
slave holding corporation. This son has written
letter to Gov. Johnston upbrailing him for his
neglect of promptncss in arresting the "Robcls
and Murdercrs" of Christina The following
is an extract:
81 know that you passed within few
yards of where the body Of my father lay,
the afternoon of tho same day on which he
was murdered. The cars stopped at the
door of the house. Some of the passengers
went in to look at the ghnstly spectacle. But,
sir, YOU did not You, WHO ought, because
of your responsible station, to have been
most interested, showed the least concern.
And this is not TO he wondered at II would
seem natural tlat thea you should have been
rejoicing at this, the first fruits of your Off
cial and personal hostility to the rendition of
fugitive slaves. Did we not well know what
you have done to render imperative the law
under whose protection my father entered
your State to secure his property, in man
ner strictly leg al, some excuse might he found
in our minds for yonr strange inactivity.
But we know your course. We had watch
cd il with pain, and we did not expect you
would he induced to change it even at this
extraordinary crisis"
Tho Governor of Maryland has also written
a letter to President Fillmore giving his opinion
of tho cnormity Of the outrage. To this tho
Acting Secretary Of State has replied, stating
tho action taken by the President, and conclu-
ding as follows:
The District Attorney was especially in
strucicd to ascertain whether the facts would
make ont the crime of treason against the
United States, aud IL So TO take prompt mca-
sures to secure ali concerned for tridl ,or
that offence.
lam instructed TO assure your EXccllency
that tie President regards the violation of
the rights of the peaceful citizens of Mary
land with deep ahhorrcncC, and that he will
not fail Ia exert all his constitutional powers
to bring the offenders to mcried punishment,
aud to prevent similar outrages ia future.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

SuccEssoR TO JuDGE WooDBuRY.-BENJAMIN
RouND CURrIs Of Boston, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench of
the United States, occasioncd by the death Of
Judge Woodbury.. The Commonwealth speaks
highly of his professional qualifications and
talents. Tho Boston Transcript says that in
addition to these recommendations his "carly
and decided stand in surpor. Of the Constitu-
ton and tho Laws on a recent important occa-
sion, and the national and conservative DISPOSE
ton that he has manifested whenever and
wherever he has been prevailed upon to minglo
in public affairs has been an additional re-
commcndation. In other words Mr.. Curtis has
earned his present position by justification of
the Fugitive Slave Law.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

JOHN A. COLLINS, formerly general agent
of the Massachusetts Anri-Savery Society
is now n candidate for the Legislature Of Cali
fornin, aud the California papers are anxious
~ iuquiring, "ls John A. Collins nn Uboli-
tionist" "If he is" says the san Francisco
Herald, "piich him overheard" One Il. G..
Buffum, son of Arnold Bnfium, one of our
earliest aboltionists, replies TO the Herald,
giving the whole of Collins career on This
side Of the continent, all ercept his recania-
tion of his ismS and reception into the bosom
of the Wing party in Cincinnati. We are
afraid Collins will make himself acceptable
by recantng them. That will be following
the example of Fillmore, Webster g. Co.
Commonwealth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

TIE AMERICAN ADvERTIsER.-Aw weekly pen
ny paper published by II. NJ. Addison, Clcvo-
land. Mr.. Addison's indomitablc perseverance
and energy deserves support. Temperance and
Anti Slavery now LEI him have it. Mr. Addi-
son is also about to publish the Temperance
Banner monthly, so cts. per copy single, five
copies for two dollars, fifteen for five copies.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

by whom they are held in bondage, shall not
!, because am stranger, tecuuso ] om a
Samaritan, il may be, pity the captive, aud
pour oil aud consolation into his bleeding
soul, aud, possible, put him where he may
find rest from the mnn-huntcr; aud If an
American minister of the gospel will not,
nay not an English loyman pay the reckon
ing? Loud cheers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

THE BARNBURNERs.- s.--Tho Democracy Of New
York in which the Barnburncrs of ls4S with
John Van Buren at their head, have committed
themselves in due form by their State Convcn-
ton, to the nominee and the policy of tho Ma.
tional Convention, which is to meet in Baltimore
in June next.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

How is THIS Tho National Era says "NIr.
Chase has not aJated .ot in his deviation to the
principles of the Buffalo Platform"
Are we to infer that Mr.. Chase never had any
moro attachment to those principles than the
Democracy now possesses; Or have the De-
mocratic party elevated themselves to the level
of that platform
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11
THE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLE,
Published erery Saturday al Salem, Col. Co., o

TERNs.-$l,5O per annumif paid in advance,
$l,75 per annum If paid within the first six
months of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed
beyond six months.
tB'We occasionally send numbers to those
who are not Subscribers, but who are believed
TO be interested in the dissemination Of anti -sa-
very truth, with the hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their influence to
extend its circulation among their friends.
accommodation intended for insertion,
to be addressed to MARtus X. RoniSsoS, Editor.
All others to JAMES DARNADy, Publishing Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-10-11

Forty emigrants sailed from New York fol
Liberia last week under the patronage Of tho
American Colonization Society.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS, August ).
In wheat there has been considerable
doing to-day at advanced prices. Corn is
very stagnant, owing TO the damaged con-
dition of nearly all lots arriving. There is
an improvement in Tobacco, as figures
cvin.c. With light sales other staples are
firm.
1--we SrocK.--lIogs 81 Ia 25; beef cat
tie 81 Ia 81 50; sheep 81 80 "a 50; calves
81 Ia 81; mich cows SIS "a so
TonAcco-Sales at the Planters ware
house OF 30 hhds as follow: 7 hhdS Tugs at
So % "a 50 %; do seconds at s., % "a
81 Is, and 10 do leaf at So O $ll 30 tr
100 lbs.
lIEMr-Sales Of $50 bales as follow: 10
bales inferior at SGT 50; 81 do fair at ST;
l20 do good at $50; 60 do at SS7, and Is
do prime at 500 " ton
FIouR-Sales of 500 bblS IN lots rs fol-
low: 10 bbls Watts at S3 SIS. IGO do second
brand city, and IL do James at 81 30; 300
do Bay State at S3 93, and 80 do supcrlinc
city AT fl If bbl.
WmEAr-Sacs of 4,292 SKIS, at 50 O S.,
IT. bushe.
BAcoN--Sales OF 5 cks shoulders at &c;
I'D do clear sides % "a 9Sc; b do a, &c for
shoulders and 81 for hams.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
PETER {. SETTLE, Admir-.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested in
the estate OF Austin Gilbert. deceased that letters
Of administration have been granted to the undersigu
ed by the Rails County Court bearing date August 8,
lsjl Al persons indebted 20 said estate ave request
ed 10 make payment Immediately, all persons having
claims against said estate requested 10 present them,
properly authenticated, within year from the date
Of said letters OF they may be prccuisd from any benz
eft OF said estate and II not presented within three
years they will be forever barred
auglt-N MARY GILBERT, Admr'x.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons interested In
the estate oi George Settle deceased, tina, letter.
tesamenta'y have been granted TO the undersigned
by the Rails County Court bearing date August y isol
All persons inbebtod 10 said estate are requested 10
make payment immediately, and all persons having
claims against said estate, are requested 10 present
them, properly authenticated, within year from the
Gate of said letters, they may be prccluded from any
benefit of said estate and ii not presented within three
years they will be forever barred.
PETER Z. SETTLE, Admir-.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors and others
" interested in the estate of Sarah Hill, deceased,
that letters of administration said estate bearing dat
Aug t. ls5i have been granted TO the ~ dersgned b,
the Rails county court All persons indebted 10 said
tate ave requested 10 make payment Immediately, and
all persons having claims agans said estate required
TO present them. properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters, they may be pres
cuded from auy benefit of said estate aud if not pre-
scented within three yeats, they will be forever barred.
auii AMOS HILL, Admir-.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

SOMETHING FOR SNAKE OLoGi sTs.-- While
travelling through the prairie day or two
since, we killed Il snake some eighteen
inches in length, the head and about one.
halt the body of which, was black, and the
remainder Of the body of n deep Grim
son.--Occdental Messenger.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

owe are opposed to submission in any pos
sible event; and we avow religiously that we
hate the Union as it is. 1t is an accursed des-
poism Of which timid men are already afraid"
This, from the Spartansburg Spartan, the
Charleston Mercury heads with "The Right
Spirit" and call, it 'the true South Carolina
sentiment" These fanatics and traitors are
taking encouragement from great error now
going tie newspaper rounds, that the Missouri
anil kentucky hemp crop has Jailed. Gin lnqi-
rer 9th.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
CARsnS3un

- Another Scientific Wonde Pepsin the True Dgsst,.
Fluid OF Gastric Juice! great Dyspepsia Curcr prepared
nom Rcnnct the uth stomach the o. after directions
Baron ichis the Ply solog Chemist by Tough
VI De- No. u North Eighth street, Philadelphia Pa THIS is
Ntfuy wonderful remedy for Indigestion dyspepsia Jaun
iiccLNer Complaint, Constipation, aud Dcby curing ncf
nature. method by Natures agent the Gastric Juice
See ad, etscmcnt in another column
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
Our Land...Its Length and Bre adth,

The following Grand Totals" showing the
estimated surface OF the territories of the Uni.
ted States, north and west must satisfy tiny one
that Uncle Sam is a large landholdsr:
Total surface Of old territory east
ofthe Rocky Mountains in square
miles, 99l 435
Total in acres, 63G, 42S 400
Total of new territories est of the
Rocky Mountains in %. miles, S67,7l
Total in acres, 555 226 249
Texas in square miles, 325,530
Texas in acres POS 332 800
Grand total of territories and Texas
in square miles, 2lS7 400
Grand total in acres, 1899 997 44O
Total north o! 36 80 in SO. miles, 1912, 1884
In acres, l,05l .3Sl ITO
Total south 81 81 80 in 50. miles, 5l5 7l2
In acres, 34S,5l56SO
Length OF u. S. SEA Co.sr
Atlantic coast, LOO miles
Gulf 1000 do
Pacific " 1920 do
Total. 5l2O do
Total length Of shore line,' 33 ,O63 do
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested in
" the estate Of Samuel NJ. Waters, deceased, that
e,iers of administration have been granted TO the I'M
ld,,igncd by the county court of Marion county, bea
ing date August 7lh, 1851 All persons indebted 10
said estate requested TO make payment immediately,
aud all persons having claims agans, said estate
ques'cd TO preent them, properly authenticated, with
in one year from the date Of said letters, and if moi pre-
scented within three years they will be forever barred.
augli3t SARAH n WATERS, AdmTX,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,
From the Baltimore American, . inst.

FROM I've DaIlimoIe American, INST.
FLOUR
Horard Street Flour.The market, though not vcy
active this k, has been quite uniform. The sales
Of the week about 1900 bbls. ir sh ground, from
old whc at, at Sl,l2i and 300 or 400 bbls. at I25
City Mills Eom.-The demand this week for new
Flour has been moderately active, and most of the
nIllers are busy. The sales Of the week comprise
from 1000 to 5000 barrels at the uniform rate of S2j
al which rate sales were made to-day.
Sus9uehanna Fiour.-There is little or stock in
market.
Family Fiour.-Sales of Baltimore ground family
flour at $50, and OF extra at II5 which is further
decline.
Rye Fiour.-Wc hear Of nothing doing
Corn Meal.-The demand this week has been small
and the sales are limited at S3a3 i2i per barrel
The inspections for the week ending on Tuesday
evening are as follows
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Also ii5 bbls Rye Flour and l59 bbS. Corn Mea'.
GRAIN
Wheat The supplies OF Wheat this week have
come in freely, and prices remained steady until Thu
morning. when, under the pressure of increased re-
ceipts prices could with gIeat difficult, only be main
tanned, the sales in most cases showing dccllre of
one two cents. The ruling rates of the week have
been for ordinary 10 good reds 7OaS0 cts for good 10
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

instead Of coming from hell. Palaces, instead
Of courts of honor, will have roofs of ceremony
upon which balloons, with their freight Of for
eign diplomats and statesmen, will be allowed
to cseud.
"Wfat a fine pectace il will be 10 see eros
sing one another IN tn, air at different heights
these swarms Of balloons, painted with brilliant,
colors, guided through the day ny the light, and
at night with their lanterns, having the APP
pearancc of stars traversing the armament!
Then the ascension Of the highest inoun-
tiins will be but child's play we shall pen
citrate into China, aud go to Tlmburtoo as one
goes to 81; Cloud the deserts of Africa, OF
Asia and America, " i'll be forced to deliver ~,
their secrets. We 90 even to the border
of the atmosphere which surrounds us. We
shall visit creation in every nook and recess,
There will be servant balloons and master
balloons and in speaking of the luxury or ex.
travagance OF a person, it will be said, he is
rich-he has balloon Of thirty four thousand
cubic feet VI gas which will be equivalent TO
saying that he has coach and .our
"When this dream Is realized the execution
of another, already dreamed 10y the poets, will
lie attempted. Man, arrived at the outward
limit, OF his atmosphere, will wish 10 leave his
planet, and will seriously attempt the moon of
Astolie and Of Cyrann; and we do no, fear to
say it, this enterprise will succeed!
"This will be the dream ahd occupation OF
our nephews. 1t is conquest above the strength
OF humanity existent at the present day; the
years of the world are each lhousend years
as man with his dminutive arithmetic counts
hem Humanity then Il. the present moment
is only six years old. One cannot expect much
from child so young, and that has not got a
great deal of talent. 1t is now learning to eat
to walk, to swim, to fly, and later in life will
think and do great things but. alas We shall
be no !urger here to see them! ~
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
HANNIBAL MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
CORRECTED ny J. A, INsLECA co.

wednesday Eptning, August I3. 1881.
The general business Of our market Tor the past week
has been dull There very little doing in pro, sons
Wheatwe quote a, 90 TO 10. The latter ptce paid for
superior quality-Hay been freely otcied-Very little
hemp coming in good article will bring our highest
figures. Our market continues very bare OF vegetables
poultry, &c, they would command good price.
The weather has been quite warm, and gread deal
OF ram has fallen, but the town is very healthy.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

D. How can delinquent subscriber or
newspaper borrower read his bible! Let
such refer to the 9Th chapter Of Luke, 81 st
verse.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Bdeon.There has been cons dcrabe activity in this
Article the past week. We have TO note sliph, adj
vance, and an increasing frinncss the pat of holders
We have before alluded TO the light s,ocl, in the
market and the amos, entire cessation oircceps from
The west Our readers therefore are somewhat pre-.
pared loi the results that must ensuc if the present
activity continues The Southern demand this week
has made heavy inroad upon the stock, aud the in.
dlca'ons are that II must continue; il so quotations
viii necessarily advance 10 higher figures. We note
sales OF 40 hhds. and $4,000 lbs. shoulders rough at
Il CO Ms; 60 hhds. shoulders at I, cts 1870 hhds do
a, u cis 10000 lbs. Sides at 9Soi 90 hhds do at 81
cts 10000 lbs. do. at 9ia9 cts, 2IOO pieces Hams al
bialOi cts; and 1000 do. do. at II cts
CAITLE.-The offerings OF Becvcs a, the scales on
Monday reached 100 head of which plumber 200 were
sold TO city butchers, 10 left ever unsold aud $50
were driven TO Philadelphia Prices Hanged TO IN $, 81
TO $. Is gross.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
EKENX.l KRII.lLI

THE undersigned Kegs leave TO tender his sincere
thanks 10 his many customers and friends for their
very liberal patronage, and would take this method Of
informing them tina, he is in receipt ola very large
stock of Groceries comprising every variety OF article
in line, which will sell low be sold this
tide of 81. Louis. just give ca before purchase
ing, as am confident make il to your advantage
TO purchase IF me- All kinds of marketing aud produce
wanted at the highest cash prices
Remember the placeon The west side Of main street
few doors north of the Brady House. A continue
ton Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
nov2ly q. w CAPLlNGER.
CTEP in and examine those fine Blankets, and Ready
- made clothing at the store Of
VIM. HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14


'NHE undersigned have Purchased from Mr.. II.
/ Wckcrsham his entire stock of STOVES and TIN
WARE, and in future intend constantly TO keep on
hand a well selected stock of COOKING and HEAT
ING Stoves.
Our stock consists in part ofihe following articles:
Prize Premium, Cooks Delight, Bucks Double Oven,
Empire State Ohio Premium lrvng's Alright, and
PRAIRIE STATE Cook stoves.
We will also have, in tine for the fall trade, good
assortment of the latest and most approved styles Of
PARLOR and Heating Stoves
many of or citizens are now using the Prairie Sta's
Cook Stove, aud all agree TO lis superior advantages
all others in pon, of durability and speed and
ccllonce in cooking.
We have on hand and will continue TO Manuia -tnrc
all kinds of wares belonging TO the Tin Business,
which sell at ~. Louis Wholesale dna Rcini
Prices. We are prepared 10 do all kinds OF COPPER
SMlrIilNG. Persons wanting work done in that line,
will 10 well to give call, as they can save the
trouble and expense of going TO ST. Louis.
Old Stoves, Tin aud Copper Ware repaired a, the
shortest notice,
n Bold Stoves taken in part pay for new ones.
QUARLES X CALDWELL
Hannibal August 9th 1851.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
List of Letters

EMAINlNG in the Pos, Office at Hannibal. Mo
IL August 18th, 1851:
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
MARBLE! MARBLE!!

fINlE firm of Saul X Dean was dissolved on the I2'h
/ Of October last. The undersigned stiIl continues
tie Marble business at the old stand, formerly son0
occupied by Rrebre, two doors east OF i. X. Tx
sSrhnes' Buildings" lie has on hand good ~
assortment Of Italian and American marble, aud hopes
all those wishing to purchase vii call and see for
themselves. lie viii sell cheaper than has ever been
sold in the West, and his work cannot help pleasing,
Tor chcapncss aud style. p. A. SAUL.
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