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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
CITY ITEMS.

u On the arrival at Liverpool of the
clipper ship John Stuart, Capt, Ferris, of this port
by the way, the largest sailing ship tia, ever en-
tered the port of Liverpool,) Mr. Stuart, the great
Manchester shipper, was frs, apprised of the honor
done HIM in conterrng his name upon such noble
specimen of American naval architecture where.
upon he Immediately proceeded TO Liverpool and
presented to Capt. Ferris splendid toa service,
valued at $50, bearing the inscription Presented
to Capt Watson Ferris of the ship John Stuart, by
his friend John Stuart"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
~. Wo are hsppy % observe taa.

~ We are happy 70 observe '"S
a,o,, ornciples Of Political Economy dis
-" a.s,cs b, our countryman Mr.. CAREY con
49,. - g,,n adherents and Influence IN hu-
80 notwithstsndlne the social commissions
,hsrc going forward The last number Oh
,he French Journal des E.ononis'es contains
eo-,v napoa Of discussion upon Mr. Carey S
,io,ys. ont OF the one hundred pages composing
the number. and late sitting Of the Poilo-
Economical Society at Paris, was wholly occu.
ped with the question OF Rent an abstract Oh
the doctrine taught BY our countryman was ieau'
A. was letter from the late ". BastiaI eAnoi''
;ns,he Society not to decide in favor OF RICARDO
tbcorv and against that advocated by Carey ana
himself we also notice that translation OF
tn, Pns,. Present and Future has appeared IN
Sweden.
This IS cheering to the friends Of progress anu
Of science 1t is no small thing for doctrine held
universally forforty years 10 be shaken, and IN the
r,esent case the revolution is indeed full OF the
hos, onens The theory Of Ricardo and Nautilus
teaches that the longer the human race exists
ON earth the worse must be It's condition. That
Of Carey, on the other hand affirns, and We thlnk
demonstrates that Humanity is in fact ever ad-
vancing and improving its condition. 1t is, them
no tneinp matter that the world should come to
be governed by the latter instead OF the former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
Passengers sailed

In steamship Cherokee, for ChdgreS-hev rhibpss
aSn ,dy ,sd tire, GhsIsn MI GasSS"sa Nj
fTsnklin. Nr Franklin, D. Warner; wcodisrd l. n
Brown. X. Donaldson G shsphard, MALAY c Wrss,s.
Resse.w r Reese, K Gfdith, G Badger, 9. gIsbrsy..
J Duffy N Isrtstt. s,afxgss,heI' ID u Joos'i
Rsinbsrdt. S Birmingham, Allen. q Bishop ETiass.
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ton. !. BisS NJ Rurlbg, I. Saith. NJ as.5dss 7.
] ward N Crane, D. Rice. A. r: Sweet. ". Hotsss,y.
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srs W ~ y;SP. mI' Ken Xo b Pacs ss@e1s
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Bacon. " RI Lewis, p jewell, J X vilsm. . S'eM
mar ] Lacker c Allen, G. T. Reede. Ba"s' \.
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n, JSha sfarfes v c. Staples. O. rornsy, -. VII
= uo,c ard VI DamsA. G. York. John sshns - CO.
h.ns A Cushing y y. Reynolds. a; Wisen: =.
mg Cav, q Mitchell. Ghd a:s,,i =, = slnss.
seyfa s,as,l WV T. siih h.nCns tx, I.ss.
= NJ Ts,Ior r. Howard. NJ. ID Holersss' y. r
u q FLETCHER K Gray.C. c: Dfew.w ~ ~ 6cGo~-
Costcio. M Costslos, M B. BlanehAa'r nvId &. COL
an. PlcEn.l. w. Ders,y X Isss:s:, vcassiasssm.
ip' u: q. r Uooosr A, DRIP. Sunihss
IA y n H.,eer Combs. @ &C., A n 0lseS
h zen 'Hr,nhs T. Dupsy, c. ysesr.hsm' j srre.
@. A; B0ta~iek. F.siissr. John Deac's, j. ssh'r'
p Donley, p. Msstsrsos-
and S norr are our rsoT sssa3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD ov EDUCATION. Board met
Iuesiay afternoon at the City Hall, CUds Z.
smith Esl; presiding DR.. Dillinshsm prescatsi
report IN relation 10 the Evening school ~ Witch q
appears az tbefe was on register AZ the commescs
ment OF the quarter ending Dec a. 1851, ys1 scA,t
Hs, OF which there are males sic, females s6f. A
united during the quarter. males al2, fem les 1853
total 80. Discharged during the quarter, malsS
a. On register Dec. 81, males col, females its
EnfaI l0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

STEANGE EFFscrs OF THE SroRM TIE
Boston Journal, describing the storm on Saiurdsy
last, says:
The wind blew gale from the northeast daring
the day yesterday, accompanied by incesssai ram
The average attendance at the churches IN New
Bedford was tw enty seven 10 each church, inolad-
Ing the offciating clergyman and sextons!"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
markets-Reported sy telegraph.

NRw.ORLBANs Monday, Jan. S, 1854.
CorroN is In lively demand the sales Of Monday
we're 10000 bales, al very firm prices low mIidlIng
IS quoted at &c, and strict middling 7sc. Prime
MOLASsEs is worth 2cic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

~ A correspondent says that at " West
Point a desertsr was gagged, tied to cannon, and
there branded and logged. Fifty iashes were al
ministered, each drawing blood lie was then
drunmed of the Point" As we cannot vOuch for
Abe truth Of this statemen, we make no comment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
By Telegraph to the New-Ysrk Tribune.
slassachusetts Lexislature.

BOsTON, " tNHt8udyi JUL Y Io5-
The Senate organized this morning, and elected
HENRY WILSON, Free SOIL CosliEonist) President,
by majority of two votes, and F. 5. UNDERWOOD.
free Soil Coslitonist,) Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
Departure of the Canada-Failure OF the
Steamboat Mails.
BosroN. Wednesisy, J

BOsrOS, "Wednesday, Jan. :, is52
The R. " steamship Canals, Cant Harrison,
sailed at noon to day for Liverpool Halifax She
takes s25O00 IN American Gold. The Southern
msI via Stonington has not arrived nor either Of the
other trains
The storm last nieh. was very severe, and the fail
OF snow has been very heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

ELLEN KossUTH "A correspondent asks
what is tho significance Of this phrase 1t means
"Live, Kossuth :" or az the French would say
vive Kotsuth The word elm is Magyar, ana
nropornced like the English word alien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

Coup D'ErAT.-"A Mechanic injuries
the meaning OF these words. There Is no exact
equivalent for them in IT slish because the nations
speaking that language are not familiar with the
thing they describe. Literally they mean " stroke
OF State ~ any violent Usurpation by government!
or ruler OF Illegal powers, is emp Getaf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

y iss-r,s-O' BrAsn. Brssts, Nsle,,tne
81 Sfrsefs-Vh oslss MoCo~tsy. Rassrs
- WAasres. Asrs s@4 S.lps-Bs atoa Wood .aTs Re-
gers.
Tn. Board then si.ouieec 70 Fnd,r sHsnsn x .
s'sieck EDWARD SANFORD. Cist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
Recsipts of Produce

By the Ere Railroad WedaesdsFss be!s Besi Ill M
Whssy zoe Oh gs Butter jo7 Hess, fl3o ades ana -
Ifstier SEQ bbis snd 2e0 bags Flour ist sheep, CA
81 Dressed Hegs, z75 bags oAis and III 90 Cattle
Bx M Efrc-Ifarea Railroad WsdHesday-l car "a
Ga his FlouT Caves ISL pigs Beef is7 do Cnsess
40 PoulIy s1 do Butter. casks Ashes an ssss 80.
rslis Ltsths,. sac Hogs. Is eo's "nsky' ~
VOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
New Members of the House.
A correspondent at Washington send


the following sketches of new Members
| Will name two or three members OF the House
who have made a most favorable impression. zen
CULLow, of Tennessee, has fine, commanding per
sonal appearance good voice and an agIeeaole M
lie is ali chlvary and proudto be
He was for welcoming KosSuth TO the House as tne
Senate had resolved TO welcome him to that oody, II
it could be done without involving the House IN
some matter beyond and behind the resolution unoei
consideration. He was willing 10 vote naked re-.
solution of introduction but could not sanction all
that he feared, from the giylngs out upon thal oo,
would be implied BY the passage OF the resolu'l1
offered by the gentleman Rom ONO Ills re MARKS
were attentig ely listened TO and well received lie
pleased the opponents Of the resolution Whlle nc oiu
not displease the friends OF kossuth In nue., ne
created an impression, and at dash earned for him.
self 4 reputation as a Congressional oeOa'ci VI aiA
Ec IS a noble Wing wlthal.
Mr YATES a new Wing member from Illinois,
cOraImec. by his speech, the hlgh reputation "hlcp
prt cecec hls appearance on the moor OF rouglesss
as a stroI e. able and eloquent advocate OF repuoh-
car cOcuinIs He is a young iaa9of Inc peIsohai
Appearance and talents and is destined to be a
shinBe InemDtT Of Congress. ana an honor 10 the
Sac hIch seH0S hlln here as orc OF her PROUD ne
nrtseu.atyes AIOher merit be has, aud that is
iaoCesty Mr. YATES Was for Swing the gre At Hun
gsfian such reception ard welcome Dy congress
as his mighty deeds IN the cause OF heeoom asalnst
the despoic powers OF Europe. justly entitled aim to-
His constituents, a large portion oil whom were IN
tesent and hlgh-mlEded Germans, would expect
this of him, and 1t met with his OWN entire appTo-
baton.
Mr.. GREY, of Kentucky, another new Wing men,
Der of fine talents and personal appearance, made
capital speech in favor Of the passage OF MI CART
TIERS resolution II was but carrying out the pro-
sIamme of the invitation OF Congress- he continued
to the great Magya to visit the CAPITAL OF the Nation
and It old not belong to the popular branch OF Con
sreSs now TO take tteps backward, and refuse to
Keep pace with the Senate IN extending the hand OF
welcome and courtesy TO the Representative OF Free
dom IN Europe Mr. GREY did honor 10 his great
State and dit TO himself BY his noble, patriotic
ard eloquent speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
know Of mil operated WITH /. snsle cav AZ hi.

know Of q mil operated with a SINGLE saw Of thu
kind the owner OF which says he has cut 4 500 lyO
feet IN one year although, a. tho common sment
Il destroyed 81 to 100 by ito bad operating
Beng lumbermHn, | have thought considerably
en the advantages 20 be derived from hrstrNs
saw mill based on the statement In your circular
about the pine timber prices OF lumber, &c.
In this State, the cost Of getting a mill stocked
with pine logs, not 70 exceed one mile disslnt, IS
spout- ----------------------Sl 90 per
saving and keeping mill IN repaT--..-- 80
- w
Allowing the cost az your place 10 be four times as
800 40 pei VI
LUMBER AZ soo, instead OF SIS. As Il now brings, viii
~ = 49, 49, - pei VI
On l,"oOCo feet the profits are. s50, 900
which, independent of any profits Of mining, will
pay good deal OF expense, and make fair div.
cend, and perhaps as profitable In proDortion 10 It's
extent, as quartz grinding = 'Tberefore I
advise you 10 be very careful TO have your s,v mill
arranged by practical men. and IN the event Of nav
Ing u operate cOTrespOndngiy with the on,ortun,ty
offered for manufacturing and selling lumber n can
pay handsome dividends on the whole capital =
Very respectfully, yours, II. p RoBxars,
have. at my Office some very pretty though
small specimens OF the gold bearing quartz OF Grass
Valley, and some samples OF the worked and anal.
ssma,ed sands, the resduum Of the mills brought
TO this City by DR.. McMurtv. OF the Union Hui
Company. model Of Captain Grams Patent
Ciusher may also be seen at the same place, where
pamphlets containing much valuable inform alton on
quartz mines can be obtained Yours. truly,
J. WINCHESTER.
l0- Fu'toa-st., Ne,p- York, Dec. %, 1851 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

CUsTOM- House FRAuDs. -- We are H.
formed that there is mystery connected with the
sale of the stationery articles lately seized by the
officers Of the customs, which II might be well TO
have cleared up. How many csseS were seized
How many cases were sold When these queries
are answered, We may PROFOUND others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

w,,Irp and s horr are our Troy ssssss
@ @s 20 porr /, our assa, at PALL RIVER foe chs ss'~
"a & pswsy ~ Hsss \ GsNnuA ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

NIBLo's--GALA NIGHT--RAvELs' LAST APP
PBARANcE-We always take pride in bringing be-
fore the notice Of the public this establishment and
the Ravel Family. Nothing is ever exhibited IN their
performances AZ Ni5lo's but the most scrupuouS
might witness without causing blush thrS feature
has recommended them 50 strongly 10 the American
public To nights programme is Of the usual char
acter. (See Advertisement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
pJRLlSNED DAILY AND GMi."shn
RY WILLIAM T. & EHOMAS RI'ei
L l. Z \, s.:

ofe
rc-,nr dollars an'r For the Semi.
taken ira shorter period Than one ,rs for ak months
,h IN advance raai /. ne eteG, G,,. S wear
pail TX , M ,te mas be rcmtcd per m n good ana
asns notes the risk O. The Eur, ,T s;msi or !,
a~aan.e J by ~, ,rrits.s The naSe o Hie,e e VI
,ny accuun, writer il IS i've u @
a. j, & extensive business. ws'e" e"'.'s . ' :
Et.'i'. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
49, r,,- n.UT ENQUlREE:Fcr TEN lines or less trot IN
- rn;s and every succeeding Insertion twenty five tc'
crcc week nr three times week, uiiiS
u ,ISr SCI, h,lf cents for each insertion after the first
4noual ldve.ere att .hatse. my no!as 10. it! M ~
,nr,rrr ,r aavertisemsntso OF Srcacrcnsh; exc ~ -
NAV who charged 9;N, (pape include.
~ Tr;E SEMWEEkLTfur TEN lines, or less, hr't nseiiop
:. ..,... for each continuance so cons - =, s
Sr.rs from distance hx accompanied Wlta INC
,a:Is,actoy references. 10 insure execution -, ,,.,
a. siiuaries tributes Of respect, exceeding 'sH e'e'
.,. -,c-,ed 5 advertisements ,- .h.r.v.r
81 Obituaries and Marriages from me coah.y Nv
HAND. writing unSnown 10 u.s. mus oe IT,
rsa;uG the Postmaster the ncishoorhn'u " 'ioy
" ,,c b. nubhe, Every measure rat hrs been taken 70
r n rnosons and quzzes, has hereloor, proved uhaS.ne
p III .fnre upon such communications orns ceneo
-. n,r, ,rriitcn OF tts hnc+ Of ths1hT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
TIE STARS.

The unusual spectacle IS -cserird Of all the 's'es
Planets being tho hozpn ea,y in the night and they
are so distributed mark the line OF the Ecpc, Or hs
Dane of their and the Ear'hs orbits with dsinctress
With Venus in the West said to be more brilliant al prescn
than al any time within the lust Ten years and Jupiter win
his usual spendo in The East with the lesser lights Mar
and Saturn between hem the arrangement Of the planetary
obs affords an Interesting view 10 al who take pleasure ir
such oncnpaons Mars appears much reduced n s!zt
and bi,ncy on account the relative position Of himself
ard the Earth in their respective orbits but st retains hi:
uddv glow The pale "hi,e light Of Saturn makes him ar
n,sr like .,ar OF the sccn,d magnitude These, with ,'
6,c consultations OF the Scorpion, Lyrs ard tie Greater
aror ali visible present. make the contemplation OF the
"stsrrv heavens interesting and instructive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
xX T...S GOSGRaOi OF VIRGINIA.
psrI ara A.

>cosE,TOS having cevc by the Executive that
nNpER son confined the Jail Of Berkeley coun'
with Burg AIRY and Larceny, made his escape on the night
inst and going large do therefore offer re.
alFrY DOLLARS persons who shall arrest
Henderson ami deliver him into the JAN ot Beke.
and .o require all Officers OF this Common
@ ani military. and request the people genetoly TO use
cxerons 10 roear' the arrest ' me sao '
~ n., BE- brought justice.
1t nv hand as Governor and under the Lesser Ssal OF
I,,lL ~ ~, rr..riST, JOS. JOHNSON.
is described genecl looking young man. ~ years
~ .e ,rha high with carelsss stoop IN his shoulders;
G and 10 eab;r compxion-arer at the time 9 MS es
from Confinement; speaking has d,thcuitF IN
- nnus syiiab.. good hand had on a. 'he
HI. m ne ku,suh hat and black dress coat,
L-; {" "'s ., -, ~ June 29-cGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09


sce forget and produced custoo numerous
and remarkable TO be forgotten. ,.,
While fraud on public pretend that medicine
will inaby cure-s here Is aounuaht pooi hal me ChERf
PEcrosA general thing but almost invariably
cure The na aI.dies for which il is employed.
ke wider and better known inns medicine
reliance Of the AFFECTED from tho os'
American peasant tho palaces OF european
Throughout this entire country State CITY, ant oeea al
hamlet contains CHERRY PscTos1L knoSn =. ne
exant diseases Throat Lungs and IN many
foreign coming be extensively useo o e.
intelligent Physicians In Great Britain. France and Germany
where the medical have reached their hehe
CHERRY introduced and n constant use IN tue
Hospitals, Public Institutions and 10 oomes.C
remedy attending Physicians can
ungs Also IN
G for Children SAFE pleasant. and cdecun 10 cure IN a.
acng have oeen
.nts who found efcacous in particularly lncaen
ii TO childhood
The CHERRY by
very under his with invarlabe accuracy anu
e 1t projected by law from counierielts, eonse
n'y can be relied genuine without aduiieraion
We Ia en1eavord here furnish the community Win neo
no such SUI eriorty and worth as should
the condderce-a SAFE sEeeuy ana enectua
ch this has repeated aud countless trials proved tse 20
d ros! by preparing with chemcai accuracy o.
o!ta PLY agent on men hey
ny o results and afflicted with arenedy lha VIII 90
stn.n all that medicine do. . -,
1 Prepared sold g. C. AVER, Practical and Anayuca
mst Lowell Massachusetts, and sold wholesale and reali
ssTsnmoad by PURCELL, LADD g. CO., and PE1IoN JohN
and by the Druggists al esil throushoutthesta sta's.
aGeR l2-ew3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09

Thomas ~. Retts. j.. ...-,...., ;.
s.pa.s on the assumpsit by attachment re-
on Wm Sneal and Elizabeth his Te VINO "as
Ea Bette. and Richard II Payne who were known 70 e
s .v,n, attachment, be in possession OF ctl,H
2'cIr,y the efenlan and NE object OF h,a VIA
Gfytwo dollars ana MY cehs
sraaee. thereon IRON the st June ISL, until paid damage'
a asa;on v the endan the plaintiff on TINS oeai a
ya appearing by affidavit hathe Hsen"an , y s n
n ls state he required TO appear at the eieik
sa Court within; one month due publication OF lhs
tsh. sneccsssry project his interest," ana II Is oraesa t
Richmond Enquirer newspaper published IN the cry o.
Richmond posted the dooi OF the Cou heu5o VI ~
- CIV "n v"e s.,"'! u ''' A. J. BRENT, C. c.
lrlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
TnE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

xr,EMaTinN having received by he Executive that WI
sM- Il D,Niy who was confined the jail Of Cumberland
under the Circuit Court 70 one year
n. Peni epiarv foe larceny made his escape o otsak:
o., ,Le nigh, OF the inst and is now going at large
do ne,eoy reward Of hfy dollars 70 any person
q h IN IN crr-s: III. William H. Dowdy and GelVe
ali of uberand county; and d. moreover require s
this cal,h civil and military anu request inc
c.nrl, their best eSertioHs 10 procure INC
n. ss.d uow!v that he may b. brought 10 JUSTICE :
GIVEN under ny hand Governor and u'er me Lesser al
br Com nonweath al Richmond this l2h day OF Jure II
tshAL the year !So2 ~ "a - sso,, %
powv thought upwards OF six fee, hish ana Is aoout
IN o :. light complexion and HAIR ana oue
sycs "a quite fucn, conversation IS supposed a ne MS sone
6J with runaway from Jai it Inc same '0
lanai li-c1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
+. s.:tv SrHfI IG-.

SriHf ht>S
r:.iIl i,oiHTA' HOUSE, at tssronar ana wen .;
na,.rt y!lcr be eeud:y opened Iot t"e 'eee
v.s u.- em:t arrangement on i"iaE. he <1' ''.
a.as Hc ssaIsd 10 place Capo u!o % " ,
taoa 49, .;,,,, ,i,,s. rbs
r rc,. obtained from all IN" adjacent cilsa ne
e, l, GI,rcor- an! Washington communicating WIN ae in
>,, nom CapUn will give ralhl anu hteaoe
f'iC i'o' Nh w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
MARBLE YARD.

sO,IS T. ROGERS Stn Street, Main, Richmond Va Deae
d in ;au Italian Marble Monuments ionos
SC.
Orders tho country reference promptly 90
sir his apprenticeship IN one OF the
New YORK City and having much he
himself that all work executed sop VIII s
as done North or SoBth Octo-cY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
POR TIE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. HOARSESESS DhoN
IL,

AND CONSUMPTION.
MANY years of trial. insleadol ilnpairins the
-'A pubic confidence in this meaicine, has
woi for IL an appreciation and notoriciy by far
sYceediny the most sanguine expectations OF
i,i friends. Nothing but it's intrInsic virtues
ard the unmstaEabie benefit conferred on
.housands Of sufferers, could ORIGINATE and
nain;ain the reputationit enjoys. While many
Inferior remedies thrust upon The community,
I,y. failed and been discarded. this has gain
ed fri.nd, bv eyery trial, conferred benefits on 4
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