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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
The Pavlor's Lament.

FOR uSRALp.
Oh why does that white.coat follow nv path
Like the niger on the coons track?
Does the price of my contract vaken his WRATH
Does he coyet the coat on my backl
Don't the flush on my dark cheek, tanned by the SUM-
SEINE pity arouse in his breast!
Wont ne do unto others rs he'd "wsb to be DONE ~
And leave me to quiet and rest!
Oh why does he harbor such III will gainst me,
And why does he pile II 20 ,hickl'
II he'll but wait to see what he shall see
He'll learn that I'm paving on tick"
q For time Is for slaves and pity he's shown
To the darkeys that fell in his way;
oh why, then, make me like samson to groan
Under couple Of columns a day!
Ny mind js sore troubled, my heart IL most broke
BY the jokes that oft Crate ON mine ear,
When he passcrs by, smiling, that old saw quote
Cobbling, neatly and quickly, "done here's
And my slumbers at night by horrible dreams
Are devoid of the blessings of rest
For the cobe stones dance and thu granite block
In derision, to prancc er my breast
Oh horrid indeed wac the vision last night
That feeted within my racked brain;
Printers devils and paviors greeted my sight,
In battle mid thunder and RAIN
Mong the ranks Of my foes, mid the battles dim strife
Like a devil oil DER clothed in white,
Could see that dread form, malignant and rife
Pushing forward his imps to the Fight.
"And anon, and anonr while the battle ragged on
Would he shrek, in tones shrll and crackd,
Who arc you what are you and whore are you from
To the people their contract give back;
For the city Is poor, and can't stand the sell
or Its spoils toan outsider this times
Graham breads the rise, and tho coored stocksi
Pity the sorrows Of the people, Pc.
Oh is there man in this city can ray
His minds peace could not be disturbed
BY the pus (oor the let from the prese Of the day
And the pebbles and tar I've interrcd-
By the visions OF men, clothed In garb Of the law,
That have nigh turned the brain in my mob
As they eagerly strive to get In their NAV
ONE OF THE rANTIv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
The Explosion OF the 81. James.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The New Orleans Picapne contains further parti-
culrs OF the Fad accident and loss Of life board the
steamboat 81 James the 9th inst. Nineteen more
odies Ind been recovered up to The 9Th inst Among
hem were the following
body of lady, with light auburn hair white muslin
dress three Iurs the fore finger and the
ing finger Of the left hand gold stud butto, mark
the initials II o. A., one open work ear ring Body
opposed to be Miss Melissa Asher.
body Of a man with blue merino pants white shirt
aud under shirt, gold shirt collar button and
count Of the Green Oaks Hotel against j. H. Shury and
lady, dated 4h OF June 1852 Body badly aralied
BODY of man with white linen shirt net under
shirt linen drawers white drill pants gugham coat blue
tripod vest, aud white handkerchief with red border.
diamond breast PIN The body had pr nsory ban
daee and IL supposed to have been thai OF Mr.. NJ.
Wolf, lawyer Of this city.
body Of girl about eight nine years OF age, With
red check dress and light red auburn hnr supposed
TO be Emma the second daughter Of Rtre Asher.
body of man with black frocS cloth coat. cotton
ade PANTS cotton drawers white cotton ehir no socks,
calfstin broaans. Not recognized.
A body Of female with wooen dress rcd silk joscy,
trimmed with black lace red flannel pe,icoat also grass
pettcoat and white cotton stockings light brown hair
the fore finger OF tho right hand there ia mark il
ring had been cut OIL similar mark is the small hn-
ger Of the left hand Body not Identified but believed to
be Miss sheed. body OF man with hickory shirt,
pants, brogans old leather belt round
his waist curly hair and whskcrs Body not recognized
A gold watch and chain picked up the wreck
Of the st. James.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15

The U. g. ship Levsnt, Contender q. 2. Upshur for
the Mediterranean dropped down to Hampton Roads on
Sat urday and probably went 20 sea the Same day the
wind being favorable.
The bark John r. Durham s,riycd at Norfolk on Fri
day, from Pensacola with daft of ninety ave seanen
for general service In charge Of Lieut. farand ana Mas
ter Pearson.
The ship Cyanc has been akon out Of tho dry deck at
Gospor after repairing damages which found to be
very slight being confined TO the removal Of small por
ton of the copper and the cauking Of the cardboard
streak
The United States floop of-war Prebe left annapolis
last week with upwards oi 100 souls board including
the class Of midshpmen Of the date Of 1861 under Co
mander Craven The treble will sail for the Azores aud
the Madeira Islands and return about the LIST Of Septem
Der October The preblc IL detailed for service every
summer school Of practice for the embryo officers oS
Us paw .-b9N Xsmes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
ONE 0S THE FAMILY,

CoLoSY.-Tbe Hightstown IN. J.) Gdzdts
Gays that Stacy Homer old resident lately embarked
for California, with his wife, twenty-five children and
grandchildren, and ten young friends They win settle
on farm Of 200 acres, about twcnty.sour mee from
sap f;sGgi6cc, " ~ IN JOSS yssSy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15


DEAR sIR--The perusal of your note Of the 18th
INST, has been the of sober reflections
m my mind, which beg leave to communicate in
ths same freedom with which my soul has been
inspired j. the contemplation.
WIN war u words on party politics, factions,
regohs scnlsIns, current controversy OF creeds po
hey OF cans, Or state clipper clques, have nothing
70 90 Tut when the eternal principles of trth are
lAlhlhe1 ana light l turned into darkness. by mys-
phesuoh VI 20 or false delineatiOn VI facts,
40 thai the just Indignation Of the true t1rtnous
upright, peaceful citizens Of the commonwealth i
aroused into vigilance for the dcar bongbf 6hariios
Of themselves and fathers. and that s1ir;. ~ ;.,
ieronce ard persecution, which has driven noo,,la
time and times again from their peaceful bo,naos
mariiests itself IN the fippapcy Il rhetoric a. E
male insult ana decoration, IL Is time that forber
a. bold my peace, lest the laundering ana henas ne
n atoms born ard unborn should rest upon nv heal
wncn the marrow of my bones shall be iliy preuar.3
h. sustain the threatened blow
ID Las been said that a wise man fyrCsectb evil
and hideth himself The evil OF your course t1ro-
zee, and shall hide myself-n0t by attempting 10
screen my conduct. or tho conduct of this ueope
from the gaze Of an assembled universe, bat ~ ex-
posing some Of your movements designs, plane aud
purpcses that The injury which you have designed
for tins people Ioay fall upon your own head unless
you shall choose 10 accept the profered boon--thc
friendship which ! EXTENDED 10 you yesterday-by
inviting you to make satisfaction TO the ladies Of
this valley, who felt themselves ualted and abused
ny your address Of the 9Th inst and which you
have declined 70 10 IN your note, to which this Is
reply
lnyour note you remark" ~ at the proper time
the privilege Of explainir had been allowed me, |
should promptly and gladly have relieved myself
from any erroneous Impressions that nv auditors
AghI Lafs asgilsa Avn las sRts ,ales gsg ,gac q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15

DhEAT SALT LAKE. Cry, sent. q. 1851
DEAR SIR regret TIN. other d,ties sba,lI t,co
caused nae 70 close ny note II the 20,h ns, wbile
x, d~stN mr. .9.eei, Az 49,. 4,.s .x.eeI.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
SCHOOL BsOOE4S.
8t@Gi0m0p wo

large assortment. embracing the various kind used
Academies and Schools, alWay hand, and will be sol
al the lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

HYMN BOOKS. Church Psalrnist and the psaIpisf
a VAT JUS SYKES OF blndng a. low a can be bunghta any
NheIe,at KINGS BOOkSTNRE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

SUPERIOR Liverpool Ground Rock SALT, expressI,
~ for Dairy and Table purposes orsaehy
METCALF, MERRILL 4 {
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
AUCTION SALE.

TWVIE rwilattend to the sale by Auction q
Real Estate land allkinds Of Merchant Sc Furniture
and of PcrsonalProperty his ON
MnnStree oppOsteSykes 4 Bullen tore, or AT ohc,
places ashisservicesm ma! berequred.
w. H. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
Blank Books.

A complete assortment Of Blank Account Pooks ruled
to allthc various patterns in and fun and half bound
in the mnstsusan'ia manutr and rablc style, Rus
CaforShccp, manuac uTI he be- paper either lncdi-
um deny cap fun assortment oi cdgcrs, Journals
Day Books. Invoice, Letter, ac,, Cash Order Recent,
Record Books. Aso-A great variety Of Miniature Mem
orandum, Time and Pass Books T. which the attention
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured thutin
this department my stock not to be surpassed either
quality price. Town, School Private Libraries sup.
piled the most liberal terms The Public generally are
respectfully invited to call md examine my sock, will al
ways be ready fOrcXaminatiOn.
SIMEON KING.
Kenosha December, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
FRESH ARRIVAL.

Isl hcceved he7h from the Eastern Market, choice
- ana extensive selection of Books, STATIuNERY ANn
FANCY ARTr LES, to which the attention of Country Mer-
chants, and School CnmLMiLLcns. arn inAi-.-l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

complete assortment constantly on hand and ready fl
exhibition, at prices that viii prove satisfactory purcha
Paper Pencils, States Purt-Foios Fancy and Common
lnksGHnds, Crayons, Mathematical Instruments \ {, eat
variety OF sizes, patterns and qualities of Buff White Lei
Ter, Document, Note, and Card Envelopes, SC, &C.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
SPEEDS
Erie and Michigan Telegraph Line,

THIS Line is connected with the Balm Line at Bur
fao, well the Morse and for the
East will be sent by either desire OuraranQe
perfect for sending to any pa of
the United States, and the British Provinces The nonts
with which are in communication in Wisconsin
cine Milwaukee, Oyaukee, Sheboygan, Shebny0an Fills
Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neenah Appleton and Green Bay
Also Waukeshs Whitewater, James ville Jefferson Nad
Sank Prairie. Adams, Fort Wnnebago Mineral Point
Plaeyie and PotOsi Also, Belot and thence south with
Rockton Rockford Bevidere, Marengo Woodstock Dun
dee, Egn ST. Charles, Geneva, Aurora and Naperyile
In Illinois.
Wesolicit continuance OF the patronage with which
we have heretofore been favored ONCE always open and
operatoravBys hand TO attend business between the
hours ofe a NJ. and 81 P. MSoatheast Of Main
and Park streets. C.. C. SHOLEs,
- Agent sad Operator.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20

"
~. in every description Of Pine Watches,
49, .I~ncirg. and Fancy hood,. having en-
tered into partnership In The Watch mnldng and
Jewelry business. ai the old >tad II S,iv-y 4
Woods, c1fmr Of I'rias and MARKET streets.
Shreveport, IT,, take pleasure "a Announcing Ia
their numerous ff.nds that their -apply Of
goods is complete, embracing every sasses, of
watches, cloek-, lr.siry, and fancy goods,
ladies' aud gcnl,' gold and silver huntng and
open faced watches, go'i and silver thImbles,
ladies and gent, hne gsarL and fob ehaIns,
bracelets. neck lace-, gnid pencils and gold pens
ia gold aud silver handles, gold sud silver spec
tacls-, german silver do. music boxes. sceorde-
ems, fiu,.ras, SILVER auG shell Waiting card
eases, great variety of iadir- and genis' bsras,
pins, iiu ger rings. boron, cullar and sleeve bu :
tons ladies' eur pins, a fine supply Of gents
gold guard, and iot keys, si'i guards, .randoles,
ampe, mantle nfprfnents, canes, fancy work
uoxes, ireath globe HEn,is clocks. marine lever
CLOCKS, &c, &c. Watches, CLOCKS and jr~r,ry
at eter description repaired at .horl notice.
~ good watches warranted one yra5 from date
oi repairing.
We Hre also prepared ~ manufacture Jevelfy
Of MI sinds, nes'ng 10 ouF amplog M Wai-on,
tate Of Memphis, ah"s- time Is devoted en-, re.
y to that branch ui hu.,r-s-
Our tenn, AZ. ppainol} cash. frorY this date
StLNl 4 BURNSIDE.
Nn'l 2, 'NS2. molly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
Jew bAvld's or Hebrew Planter.

Thu. article. pr-I~r-i fo' pain. and Ncasnr.. IN th.
back hres., side. "r l'nf~ bruises. .pra,n~ Ar and
for estimate ati-ei"n--v,l IN mos, Eases. ct,. no.,
mediate and permanent relief II viii sLo he l,.,'J
'ighly beneficial for complaints # The liver nnys ,n
k.dp-,- P-r-uH."f 'cscn'ary hshii. whns. ,n,-,,.'
requires them TO ~ or stand mnoh ar- tr,,nbl.,I
with wraknrs~ ~ the chest ~ Isin IN the .tl. "a,
breast, viii find great relief by wrarnr one Of th-
pla-i~rs.
NJ II Is now Universally rnnc.led tA.t tb-un,.
t'-m, s"'i', Pam ~ weakness Ut the hack sti- a.
breast. cnn '~ caref son-f hy the use Of ,, ,,v ID,
yhs. or Hebrew Plaster than any cih-r remedy 90,
known 10 man.
W. w"nil nd,l-- our friends and o,her~ vho .,-
a""'r' WIN 'his truly painful mslady tn make ion
mediate use Of the Jew Davil- Hebrew Plaster n.
single 't'al ~" place It beyond the r.arh of connie
u'i"' anu roh'ince the most incfeduous Of IL. sg-
nor mrical virtues ~
Sco'iL a MEAD, III fhsrirrs street New Otl.sns
wholesale ssen, Tor tie southern states II !. aha
,oid 10y Evans, Sanders Il TO, Marshall, aud Norm.
~ Jacket, Jefferson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


hOkATIO ID. HEWITT, (snccessor 10
L Tyler a HEWITT FiAso FORTE AND ausic
DEALER. 81 Camp street, New Orleans Has
al~ay, on hnnd uhr Of 'le ireest and most
complete selections Of rmno faFles 10 the
southern counify o.. Of shifh are guaranteed
as good and p"rteci Instrument. Agents for
the sale Of i. SIUpART X Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated FOR anc quality
vt tone, rur' less Of sound, and for neat and
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship: and
are fonsdc,ed by the profession, and COMPETENT
Judges, 10 be the fines, Pianos made in the
United STATES. par'iculaTaticui,on !. reque-ied
TO their splendid S,rpentinr pattern with Pearl
keys, aiich is considered one Of the finest now
made
HALLxrr. DAVIS CO.. celohr-fed BosTos
pisxos, g. o., u. aad octave r.eco,d Piano
Forle., from the factory 81 ple,e /. Coz"
Pans, ei,o piauinos. Stm-Graud and Grand
Pianos from the some house,
Oh Pianos taken in exchange and part psy.
meni.
GUITARS from tho house Of Hall a. Son,
Spanish and French patterns, &c; Niolins, 10
large quantities, Mplodeor-, ScNrblie-, o.
eans Flutes, laioneilcs, Efn.7 Instruments
Of all birds Nioiinyciios BANGS. -inacs ipf
AL Instruments, and ml-isal uiefcnandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and retail
Sheet Nillsie OF ~ kinds--music received
ifo.a~,he NORTH ~ ever, steamer, ~ soon -
Published, church Books Instruction Books,
&c.
Particular attention is called To- The 'arge ard
extensive selection Of Accofdeons md fiutiuas,
Which Is the most complete aud perfect -rlee-
ton ri; these beautiful inslFum, nta ever oli,.cd
ia the southern market.
Al order, from ,ae county cdihfuiiy and
promptly attended To. liberal discount maze
20 Teachers ard to Spuingfe.
ilORATiO d. llEN WITT
30 Camp St, New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1859. N3a3s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
New orleans Agricultural v arth0use,

Cofas, Ne9sine med Pogffo, N's Nfp Oficga,
coNrHisiNa fuii A>sohrafNr -
1 GitlCULVURAL and Upucuhpfai fsl-
n piema's, Machines, Sc from tl,e most
approved manufacturers, South, North and
West; embracing n great variety u Pioagts,
adapted to southern AMI western culture /;
among which me the celebrated Ruggie-,
Nours,, Mason & Cos make, oi Eaeic, Eagle
improved self. Sharpening -idehill ,uhsoi and
Fluke or double mould plough. Hal and
Spe.r'. p,aeoc. rougl-, cast and Nroueht
mould- Kings cafy rloush-, piain aud ,k-
tended oar, Liuns-ion'- Ky. flougb., har.
rows, cultyaiof, ,aiiitHior harrow, cotton
sweeps, cotton -crapers, tanning mills, corn
shelters. corn nnd cob cru-hcrs, straw, hay nnd
corn stalk rutirr. OK -ho,rls. OK Yoke~. grain
thrasher~, corn mills, cotton gnu, horse powers,
corn planters seed savers. hand drills, buN
mills, field and garden roller, cotioH presses
agricultural furnace, root puiief-, rfln10cl
anl thermometer charH-, garden engines, hort
cultural tool chests. grain cradles and 't}ifr-
brauhle and grass stNthcs, bush sod lr1Whlr
hook, axes, Goes, ~tptci-. spade., mlfogks
p,k axe. Scotrs" imp,pcsd cast steel hoes,
OK. log and trace chains, halter tdaiG,, cattle.
ties, harrow and euiiiNaior teeth. hay and gar.
d,n rake-, garden hoes, prIu.ug, gti,s aad
hedge shears, pruning SIMS ami tH,els, vine
scissors. flower holetr- grating cAi.,i-, prun-
ing and budding knives. garden vases, trucks,
'Naracf'," pairnt fofce pumps, ea-t-iron
sefcs pipes, fur sas ,ieant water. &c, garden
and canal hauo~4, cart, wagon and timber
wheels.
Coleman. patent uudala,op mills wiih
French burr stones.
Also. guano, plaster, rock salt, Sc g..
Agricultural aud horticultural books and
publications
~ Orders viii be executed for every article
wanted 10y planters. CSC. W SlIER,
Corner Of Magazine and roydr- st.
Jan l.. 1886. f3u2n Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
Course Of Study. and Charges per Sos
sion, twenty Weeks.


Primary DEPARTMENT Autobiography,
Reading. AVID writing. per session Of
FIVE months. $40 90
Srcosn IrSioR CLASS Elementary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy Natural Philosophy, lhisi.
ology aud History sl2 80
fmsr JusloR CLASS English Gram.
mar TYPOGRAPHY, Arithmetic conun-
u.d, Natnra! Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany Geology, Mythoi
theology, and History. SIS 90
MrppLs CLASS Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental PHI
lo-ophy, Eyidcuccs OF Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancien, aud
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
S1rwn CLA-s--Ancient aud Modern
Languages completed, Geomsiry.
Tfgnnomciry, and review oiiorm-
cr studic, s35 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
prexiup and Painting. each $40 90
Embroidery ard Wax Work, each 3 90
Instrumental Ndsie $40 90
l',e at Piano extra 81 90
Tuition payable ri the end Of each session
Pupils will Ice charged from the time of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Dedue
ton, made for protraeted sickness.
July 10. is51 nag Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
= oul, True Portrait, Of " a shington.
list tBLiSilED,
|T n WEIGHTS MAGNIFICENT
or WARRINGTON.

.-.ycd hy permission from Sluarl- only original
portrait IN the A,h-neun, liosi"n.
rbs superb picture engraved under the .u-
,n,,ndence Of Thomas Sully, esq, the emf
and highly gifted artist, IL the only cor
likeness Of Washington ever published
A, been characterized rs the greatest work
ar, ever produced IN this country. A. TO
tI.i,iy We rel. to the letters Of the adopt
sou of George Washington, Park Gusts
IL says, 1t "a faithful representation Of the
I brai,d original" and to chief justice fancy
he Supreme Court OF the United STATES,
"a saws, " As work Of art It's excellence
beauty must strike every one who sce, It 4:
4 t,, no less happy IN lis likeness to the
khcr Of his country. Il was my good for
IL to have seen him in the day. of my
hood, and his %ho.e appearIucr >, YET
kupy impressed on my memory. Vie por-
|, YOU have issued appears I" me to be an
b. ikcnsss, representing perfectly The eS'
,.ion as well "a, the form aud features OF
! face" And says Senator fass, n is tyc-
representation ot fhe gr,ai original Presl-
III Fillmore says The worn appear, TO me
have been admirably executed, aud efninenIly
kihy of the patronage of the public. Sai-
rchAn,, the eminent portrait painter, and the
i of Stuart, your print to my mind Is
b. remarkable Man any other | have scen,
presenting the whole individuality Of the
final portrait t'sc'hrr wan 'hc n"pl' p'''
hrd 'na'ftr' ",lv' ~, Nn' e'r' , Jaw ,i ~,a
In- man II commentaries
For the great merits OF this picture We
|uld refer every lover Of Wa,hing ,on to the
|,rait itself, 10 he sevn NJ the office Of tins
per- and to thcie''ors 81 ,he following ar''S'''
|,eNmen' lnrIs''' ana scho''f' accompany
= H. ,A, mn. or xa,
~. ~ >a,I. pa,h",n,1 ant iambd,n. of
i,i.inn,s. Chester ilar,,ns of Boston
barl,. fraser, If Charleston : G. aud to the
opted son Of Washington, lion, Geo W 7.
sts dm-rli, an arts, ,m -.
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pre-, NYo, ''e"e,r' " , ~ III IT,, i.,n
p', u' ' 'na. ~ ~" ,,na Wm 4 Ita
IA, y k,,n,8, Iior Il G Vu.
rnp', n.
Roger y. Tancv. Hon
Ibn Duer. Hon. john Mclean, Hon. kg
! Choate
s pol,us Charles Folsom, ESQ, the
IN krown Librarian of the Boston ,ihr
|um who .,. Il would rather own ii
|so any painted copy have ever seen "
r. Wh,pplr. Richard nijrc,h. Hon. t. +
serett, l.. l.. ID. Jared Spar. l.. l.. d, .
'sham II. Prescott. l.. l.. d. Washing
N Irving. Ralph ". Eusrson. E.q., Prof
&C.. lpham. j. T.. It.aal@v. taz Green
alleck. II. ". I.ongiellow. VIM. Gilmore
rnms and from Europe. ford Taiiourd I
4 Macnuley. Sir >rchlhsl3 Nilsson. Lord
syor of London &c. Sc. The Press
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