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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

Mr.. WEBSTER AND Ma MASoUM.--We
I find in the National Intelligencer card
/ by Daniel Webster, in reference to re-
lport made by a Congressional reporter o.
a debate in the Senate last week. in which
Mr.. Mangnm opposing the bill for pub
lie printer, deprecated taking away the
printing of the Department and giving It
to the political press, !" and then made the
following disparaging allusion to Mr.
Webster:
Mr.. Mangum said, perhaps there
were occasional petty paltry tricks COM
mitted in the departments. Very recent
ly one had been committed, and that, too,
by the great man of the Wing party" he
ment the Secretary of State; ga trick un-
worthy of him, unworthy OF his position,
and disgraceful to his party, so far as he
could affect it, which was but to a slight
extent, and which shortly would not be to
any extent"
Mr.. Webster thus replies to Mr.. Man
gums charges:
"Upon inquiring. through friend.
learn from Mr.. Mangnm that his observa-
tons were intended to apply to the ap-
pointment of the Wilmington Commerei-
ais COuOuCGcu ny NIL 14OHAISSb 80 - E0'f~--
to publish the laws in North Carolina, and
to the appointment for the same purpose
of the Knoxville Wing, in Tennessee.
" The Wilmington Commercial was
appointed as paper to publish the laws
upon what was esteemed good Wing au-
thority; and if Mr.. Mangum had seen fit
to consult the members of Congress from
his own State, including eminent Wings,
he would have learned that there is not
a more respectable journal in North Car
DINA than the Wilmington Commercially
that the editor. Mr.. Loring. is highly re-
spectacle man of irreproachable charac-
ter, and that his paper has the largest cir
culation of any Wing paper published in
Wilmington. the most populOus, and far
the most commercial city or town of North
Carolina. refer Mr.. Mangum on this
subject to his speeches in Congress.
As to the appointment of the Knox
vile Wing" as one of the papers to pub
lish the laws in Tennessee, it is sufficient
to say that that appointment was made by
me upon the express recommendation Of a
majority of the Wing members of Con-
gress from that State.
$50 far as l remember, never read
single number of either of these newspa-
pers.
al hope may be pardoned, under the
circumstances, for this obtrusion on the
public, so unusual with me, to defend my
official conduct against more random vitu-
peration.
DANIEL WEBSTER
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

Western Virginia. are you ready ? Grid
on your. armor. and cease not day
nor night until sunset of the day Of cleo
ton, to labor for your candidate. your
principles and your country. Whatever
of time, whatever of money it may re-
quire. hesitate not to bestow it. Remem-
Der we are not fighting for bare success.
We are struggling for victory that viii
secure us from further severe party con-
tests, and forever crush that hideous mon
ster the demon of abolitionism. Demo-
Gratis of Harrison, win you not. as in days
gone by, fly to the rescue of your country
and the support of your party? Can we
not give Pierce and King a majority of
500 votes? Let us try.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
Democratic Meeting.

AT meeting ola portion of the Demo
Gratis of Harrison county, held in pursu-
ance of notice. at their Court house in
Clsrksburg. on the 9th day of September.
1889, (being court day. Doct. BENZ. Dol
BEARE was called to the Chair. and EDGAR
NJ. DAv1ssoN. appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
explained. the following resolutions were
adopted:
RESOLVED, LIST, That as members of the
Democratic Republican party, as we'll as
citizens interested in the success and pro-
motion of the great Republican principles
Of free government, it becomes us to pre-
pare by thorough organization for vi
gorous and active participation in the pres
emit Presidential canvass, fraught with SO
many results. not only Of strictly party
character, but results of the highest mo
ment TO us as citizens Of slave holding
State, and members of this glorious Union
ed. That to effect an efficient organiza-
ton, we hereby resolve ourselves into q
Democratic Association, and that every
Democrat in the county be and is hereby
invited to Join US as a member of the AS
ISOLATION and eo-laborer in securing the
Democratic triumph which we are tc
achieve in November next.
On motion of Col. A. ]. Smith, com.
mittee was appointed to report to an ad
journed meeting to be held on Friday eve
ming, constitution for the government o
the Association, and then on motion, the
meeting adjourned to meet the next eve
ming.
FRIDAY, 10th, 1852.
Col, Smith from the Committee appoin
ted for that purpose. reported COnstitu
tion, which was read and adopted, ant
thereupOn the meeting proceeding to tn
election of officers. when the following
persons were elected:
Col. Cyrus Vance, President; @. W
Smith and G. G. DAVIDSON, Vice Presi
dents Edgar NJ. Dawson. Secretary
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

BENJAMIN Basel, junior, Treasurer
Col. A. J. Smith. L. d. Dolbeare, and q
Il. Bruen. Corresponding Committee
Benz. Dolbeare, Charles s. Lewis, and
John S. Garlic, business Committee
Col. Benz. Wilson, j. H. Drummond, and
B. S. Griffin, Financial Committee.
The appointment of officers under the
Constitution having been concluded, Col.
Vance. in short but appropriate speech,
returned his thanks to the Association
and took his seat as President.
The meeting then adopted a resolution
inviting Hon. Henry A. Wise, Chas. Jas,
Faulkner, James NJ. Mason. Henry Bed
niger. John Letcher and John Randolph
Tucker. to visit clsrksburg. and address
them on the 18th day of October next. at
which time they have determined to hold
a Mass Meeting, if the gentlemen invited,
or any of them, can be prevaild upon to
attend. Letters have been written them,
to which answers are expected in time to
let our friends in this and the adjoining
know whether Mass Meeting
will be held ON the day named.
After the transaction of some other
business, the Association adjourned to
meet again on the 25th inst.
CYRUS VANCE, Pres't. 10
EDGAR M. DAWSON, Sec'y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
N. w. Va. .Rail-Road Company.

From the hrst Annual report OF the
President and Directors to the Stock
holders of the North Western Virginia
Rail- Road Company. We learn that this
company was organized ON the I'd day of
August, 1851, that on the 4th of the same
month. the office of Chief Engineer was
rendered to B. H. Latrobe, Esq, who ac-
cepted the Office. organized several engi-
neering parties who entered upon the per-
Torrance of their duties in the month of
September, 1851, and have been industri-
ously engaged in exploring and survey
ing various routes, and have found that a
route much shorter than had been antici-
pated, was entirely practicable, which
route was adopted by the Board in Feb
ruary last, and the Chief Engineer direc-
ted to proceed without delay to the final
location Of the road, which final location
has been made, and the distance from the
mouth of Three Fork creek to Parkers-
burg, of the road, as located, will be but
1O33 miles, while there is no grade ex-
ceeding Sc. feet per mile. and no curve
of less than 1000 feet radius. Who is it.
acquainted with the topography of the
country, that few years ago would have
believed that a road could have been con-
structed at any practicable grade F? Who
is it now, that is not amazed at the results
arrived at in the location This road,
the Chief Engineer in his report to the
Company says, should be completed and
opened to the public by the early Spring
of 1855. This. however, is upon the
supposition that the sections advertised to
be let some time ago, would be placed
under contract and the work commenced
and in progress during this fall. We do
not profess to know whether this anticipa-
ton will be realized. but we can see no
reason why it should not be, if, as we are
told, subscriptions enough to secure the
completion of the road hare been made, and
it is intended to make the road. The de-
lay in declaring the contracts and the
commencement of the work is inexplica-
Die 10 many OF our people and IS calcula-
ted to make them doubt, or rather fear
that this great good to which they have
looked, and for which they have struggled
for years, may yet not be realized by
them. To all such, we would say be of
good cheer, the darkest hour of night is
said to be just before day. and we doubt
not the spade, the shovel and the hoe"
will before many weeks be seen along the
location. One reason for the delay in de-
claring the contracts it is said, grows out
Of the fact, that the contractors on the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- Road
have requested that the contracts on the
N. W. Railroad may not be declared un-
til after given time, because if earlier
declared. it would take from the contrac.
tors on the B. & o. Railroad, the hands
they now have engaged. We have this
information, mot from any ofthe Company IS
officers. but we believe it to be the true
reason.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

'Iregret that every man IN the South could
not see and hear all that I saV and heard IN
Faneua Hall last night, and at tie great NEE
ting at HalS6OrO~gA, for they ,OOuld then feel,
I am sure, as I nosO do, that the Democratic
party qf New England IS as sound upon the
compromise question. and the constitutional
rights of the South, as the South itself, and
that The Union is safe in its keeping. Jas.
LYONS, LATE WHIe ELEoToR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
Tnr Munprn eAsr.-The County Cour

The MURDER CAsE.-The County Court
on Saturday went into an examination Of
James McIntire, for the murder of George
P. Cottrill, on the 9th inst. The Court
finding by evening that it could not pos
sibly get through that day. adjourned
over to Monday, when the examination
was again entered into. We have not
heard much of the testimony, but find the
opinion generally expressed, that he will
be sent ON to the Circuit Court for trial.
We had hoped to have reported the result
of the examination in this weeks paper,
but up to the time of going to press, the
case has not been disposed of.
The Court at this term, committed Jas.
Radcliff, on a charge of stealing.
We are gratiied to see that this Court
are disposed to dispatch all the business
upon the docket. They have set from
early in the morning till late in the even
ing every day. The manner in which
they have kept order and disposed Of bus
mess, has given general satisfaction. and
practically illustrates to the people that
the system a0orks iOcLL.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
A anrA1 WING Mass Mrrr1No.-At

A GREAT Who MASS MEErNa.-At a
recent great Mass Meeting of the Wings.
one of the speakers. who had been called
for, came to the front of the stand, and
after STOPPING over and looking through
the uncertain gloom for his audience. he
Strengthened himself up, and bawl0d out
at the top of his yoice-"Fellow Wings,
'Ohar are you? If you are present. yell
out that may know where you are. .
The company was so immense it couldn't
be seen' and hasn't been seen yet.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

INFORMATION WANrEp.-If the Wings,
after placing citizen Of North Carolina
on their ticket, and after making unpre.
cedented exertions by the circulation OF
New Boston hbels, Congressional certi6-
Gates. secret circulars, and PIcruRE.BooKs,
by thousands and tens Of thousands, can
not carry the old North State, what State
can they carry? That is the question OF
the day.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

. GRAHAM va. ANDREw JAcKsoS.-Keep
it before the people that the Wing candi-
date for the Vice President voted against
refunding the fue to Gen. Jackson and
made speech against the old hero
Jackson menl can you vote for such a
MANI The hero sleeps the sleep of death
beneath the Hermitage. You loved him.
He left his character and his fame in your
keeping, Can you vote for VIM. A. Ora
ham his defamer.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

eff were to attribute my success in business to
any one cause, than another, IL would be 10 n
IudlciOus system OF advertising, by which iniorn-
cd the whole community what was manufacturing
and what had for sole. "...AbbOt Lawrence.
"As n general rule, those who adTertizc, sell
lower than those who do not. Their increased bu-
sincss enabling them to sell Mt n smaller per cent.
profit, and make n much greater aggregate profit"
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

PowER OF SINGLE VorE.-The WI.
mington, IN. o. Herald, comedies that
the Democrats viii have two majority on
joint ballot in the North Carolina Legs,
latqre, and thus be enabled TO elect an U.
8. Senator, IN place Of Mangum, Yhig.--
This result, It IS asserted has been brought
about by the election Of the Democratic
Senator in cnttriek and Camden counties,
by ONE majority. This vote gives tns
completion Of the Legislature IN one o.
It's functions-the election cfaU' 5, sen
ator.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

MR. WEBsTER,-Mr. Banks. Speaker of
the Massachusetts, House of Representa-
tives, lately returned from Washington,
says Mr.. Webster told him that he should
prefer TO see the vote Of Massachusetts,
given 10 Gen. Pierce rather than to Gen,
Scott.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

@ When the Hindoo priest is about
70 oaPtise an infant, he utters the follow
ing beautiful sentiment /" Little babe.
thou enterest the world weeping, while
all around smile contriye so to live that
you may depart in smiles, while All
around you weep"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

D..-.<... Urt,..,..- a. -
ollli e'.s 1910 onc ol the most
oIsgr"'slu, ~, lsAsI,sS -, Sne present cam.
Ps,gn' : sns s. nass; sou'so OIL the
!" ny sus, commune a... IN = ash,
su.I az, ous P"mPnlets,
&c, nlleu WIN lne mos. outrageous
i"i ssan anu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ne na,e before US pampnies OF
i :. ~ 0iossy printed pages heaaed.
rTa,NsHs -. 1.ssfes ana ms Ao0',t'cn at.es.
SEM us non, lon, sne 5ou.n' wnefe tnou- \
ssnus. % c' s q o. Ds s cllculaiea py
rutnan .,''i',u snelt manu-,
factory IA nasI.nsson I1ny oolees OF
Whicn y 70 nun I'll ~. 'e,'ss., ana
man nYs . 20 DC stus.eu s e' 3ou'" on
account Of his opP9sI1lon, % slavery, and
the Fugitive slave la" Y NoM, mnen y
Is universally known az 'he Noi'n' mat
Mr.. Pierce rs one OF the nrmes, opponents
that Abolitionlsm ever had what can DC
said in apology Tor sgch a piece OF outrsr
geous deception ny rs .riaise-u'teriy
false and yet Wings calling themselves
honorable men; are engaged IN such Yiliai-
ny. % cause that depends upon sueh
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

,r South Of Mason and Dixon's line.
The money for the above viii be rea-
dy at Eve minutes notice.-Nsw Orleans
Courier. LoooFocos.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

RE- A large meeting of wings oppo.
sod to the election of Gen. Scott, was
held in WILMINGTON, North Carolina, on
Monday last 1t nominated Webster and
Graham, and ropudiated Gen. Scott
Robert II, Cowan, Esq, addressed the
meeting in support of its action.
marks, explain very pertinentiy the mo.
lives for his reputation of the Baltimore
nominee
Mr.. Cowan took rapid glance at the
events of tho last four years--the move
ments connected with the slavery agita.
ton, and the passage of the Comprolnise;
dwelt upon the efforts of Fillmore and
Webster, in favor of that passage; spoke
of the opposition TO the enforcement OF
the Fugitive Slave Law at the North, AMI
the rallying Of the Abolitionists under
banner, gotten up by Seward Of New
York, with this device, H' Repeal OF the
Fugitive Slave Law, and Winfield Scott
for President" That same banner WAS
hoisted by the Ponnsylvania convention
which nominated Gov. Johnston, and that
same notorious "higher law'h man bore IL
aluft in the canvass for Governor, and
was defeated to the great satisfaction of
the Southern people, Wings and Demo.
Gratis. Mr.. Yinton of Ohio, while q
candidate for Governor in that State hois.
ted the same banner. All this General
Scott knew. Inc knew that while all good
men and patriots were throwing them.
selves into tho breach for the dcfunce OF
the Constitution, and the maihtainance Of
the law, his own great name was used by
the enemies Of both, and yet he was 81.
lent from him the Fugitive Slave Law
received no support-the law breakers no
rebuke, nor the use Of his name any con-
tradiction. To please these people, he
was silent, aud they rewarded him by the.
nomination, against the protest Of tho
whole South. Can that South support
Con. Scott ?-Rep. YindicnLor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

wHo'L TAKE a cnAscE ?--Thc follow.
ing offers We cut from q couple Of our
Southern exchanges - .,d
FoUR THOUSAND DoLLARs.--We have
been requested by gentleman in War
rem county to offer tho following propo.
sition He proposes TO bet $1,000 that
Gen. Scott will not be elected--Sl 900
that North Carolina will not vote for him
81 900 that he will not get twelve States
land 81 900 that seven States cannot be
named that he will get; tho bets 70 be Ia.
ken altogether as one bet. ie4
We do not approve Of betting, but
then we have thought proper 70 announce
this, by request. Persons who may feel
disposed to take this bet can have further.
information by applying 70 us either In
person or by letter.--RaIeigk az C.)
Standard. - .s.I
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15

Who WANTS TO BEr?-On most occa.
sions the wings do not allow the PreSi.
dental election to come of, without brag.
ging in the betting line. Il must be con-
tessed, however, that no such ardor at
present exists among our opponentsod DO
that as It may, we are authorized 10 offer
them the following wagers asbla
New oRLEGns, Aug. 18th, 1859.
Ma. EDITOR:--HaVing a liltc spare
change, / propose for the benefit Of nv.
wing friends, to make the following bets,
viz: .eblEtea tsu go.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-15
The Pabiic Career OF Franklin Pierce,

The Pubiie Career OF Franklin Pierce
Tho following brief summary of some
Of the most striking aud picturesque in
cidents in the career of General Franklin
Pierce. is part of an able editorial article
which we find in the Nashua en- HI
Gazette. We commend 1t especially to
the Perusal OF our wing fellow country
mens=with the simple request that they
will name any man, in their party, who,
before he was forty years of age had
done SO much to secure for himself so
envisblelan historical position.sE
From the Nashua Gazette, Aug, III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-22
BRANDRETH,s PILLS.
Aneurism, or Enlargement Of DE Heart, Ar
$50 - $50 s;ss Piks r. dr

Aneurisn, or Enlargement OF NE HEART, Are
s;es, Piks, 4c. DC.
Use the pigk ixe or three times week in do
" ses sufficient TO pufge freely and when a
paroxism comes on, fearless use Of the Pills
must be made, down with sir OF eight, and in a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are 4 ongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone 10 the gall-hladder are treated in the
same manner and although considered incura.
be by the medical profession, are cured by the
use Of Brandre,h's Pills. Piles are cured by
Brandr tbs Pills. In severe attacks the doses
must be full I; six or eight for few nights 10.
te.her will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disease comes on in the treatment Of ether disea.
ses, it is good sign; use nothing but the pills
and, ar an outward application. cold cream OF
lard, and make frequent use Of cold water locally.
Where there have been pectoral affections, as
asthma, consumption, &c, perseverance will be
required with the pills 10 effect permanent cure.
Blu, any other course will assuredly trins on the
pectoral affection.
In cases Of Debility, Weakness, hastings, De-
thnes, or Consumption approaching, il win be
necessary to commence with small doses. Begin
With one pill going tic bed; next night two pills
do this afterEatoly foi three or four days, OF
Iongef if no alteration takes place, then increase
a pill each night until five or six pills are used
then decrease by one pill. down to one pill
SHOULD any feyeiish symptoms arise, then take
strong doses until the lever is reduced. When
this is done, the patient may drop down to such
discs as their own judgment shall determine
beiag c,refuI to keep the drain upon the impure
AumaIe. az these are removed so will be their
sivancement to sound health.
DR.. Brandreths Principal Office, al Broad
Say New York.
Agents for the sale Ct Brandreth's Pills:
D. H.arts, Hillsboroush; ]. B. M'Daje, Chapel
Till; @. A. MeI,aHe, Mason Hall; A. Mickle q
90, Bingham's School.
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Valuable Property,

~ - y - - -
fTtHE sah.sFitsr Nilhing 10 Isn1Es, casrs 81
~ ale - Hozss snd La liHo ncIsr, n ne
eva ~ n IIzbsrough. ssil liiusi-l, Ne dwelling
Houss l1Ess sd ce1nodiouI. uifh al necnl,.iy
oui-baildinxz, AID nsssIIziling vel 81 'ssisf
within ~ fest 81 he kilehsn.
Alss lhre< tfzets 81 LAID. Txe snail 1sets
rifhin too alies q lswns ons sd,ossins Df.
Hooker sld L<nuel Lynch. and he eihsr sd-
joininF the lands oI Mash Hhiued and others.
The third frscl esnssins s<ssn o. eight bundled
serss, an roed land. sins near Cesar G'osss adj
ID ming Samuel p Mssfs and osbsrs-
ne ssbscnbss hesns dsl<rmined 10 rnsS. 10
The south wesg, nil s<l amy Of the above proper
" on accommodating sesns.
An persons indebted % hin vA please can
ana sefiss, and iAos< having claims viii present
''' STEPHEN MOORE.
Deeemherf. H.
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Oh Sprln& ana tumn1e
GOO ID S,

SHOES! sHOEs!!
Black and colored CATERS
and HALFGAITERs, from Miles
w. & Son, Philadelphia.
Cloth Gsiters4pd Half Caters, from Robinson
& CO, Philadelphia.
Bootees for I.adies, Misses and Children.
Also good assortment OF Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogsns. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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HISTORY OF
NORTH 0AHCN1NAo

THIS great work, by Col. WaErLER, will be
: ready for delivery in few days. The sub.
sciber, having contracted, with the author. for
the sale and delivery Of the said work, for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the LIST, I'd
Sd, 4th and 5th Judicial Circuits, Except Ra.
leigh and three or four counties in the 9Th cir
cuit.) would inform his friends and subscribers
that the distribution of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure ii from the subscriber. PRICE to subscri.
bers $500, non-subscribers S2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and Schoo
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsboroush, Nov. ., 1881. oe-r
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n0n YARDS Tow aud Cotton
A,VOC Cloth wanted at
LONG & WEBBS.
September IS. or
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Is now receiving . large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS. ME-
DICINEs, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE sTUfFs, yARNIsH-
Es, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL q DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERU.
merry, TOLL EFT ARTf-
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DRUG STORE.

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