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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09
IMMENSE INCREASE OF READING

SEW VOLUME OF
GODET'S LAUY7,S BO&
Commencing NTH sj,.lg tie F1rfg-sistA 1',t
TWENTY-FOuRTH year OF Got..ys L5Dook,
and during the whole of tina, time il l,a$n pub
lishcd Ivy L. A Cooley There is no othcrj bee in
America OF a work having been for 50 lodreriod
under the S1pcfin.endcncc Of one person I
TERMS From JULY TO DECENT.
! copy six months, 81 90. copies six lts, 50.
copies six months and a copy TO the gtap q
the club, So.
copies six months and copy FIR TX monde the
person sending the club, ~ 80. SEA |
10 copies six mohths and 2 cory for six nnonla The
person sending the dph, 30
CO Small notes OF the different States ard ircd
at par for Godcys Iady's Book.
Where club is made up by uds,,,mls Tes;dc
at a distance from each other, the Book vi sent
to the town in which each resides Ai,.iti,t oul
or more to olabs Gre received ut club grieesl
sB Register your letters, and, when tttinc
get your postmaster 20 write On the letter bister
cd The money viii theh come safely pknber
we have no travelling agents now and all nj mus
be sent direct TO the publisher.
A specimen or specimens viii he sent 70 Post
master making the request We can aiy iaIppi,
BACK numbers for the year, as the work l. styped
The Lady's Book is for sale by all bookseitn tn,
om'ea states. Address l.. A. GO4.
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NOTICE.

3!'HE pablo are hereby notified and wayn5eainst
Purchasing or trading for tvs, pro.nissary Ms ex.
ecufed by me in favor os d. r. Calhoun or ord bear.
ing date 9th August, 1854, each for one tusand
dollars t*leoo;) one payable on the Is. kna,y,
With eight per cent interest from date, the er fog
same amount STIMULATING the Ike rate of insett from,
niaturity--both paraphed " Ne Verif.zr," 81 in T.
"anden, Notary Public for Catahoula Parj Tie
POSSESSION or the property for which these ltes r.
Tered to, we're given, being in contest, am r,nia-
ed not to pay them u.t;l am quoted in the IL ara
possession OF the land, in consideration of viii the,
were executed. y. QLaER.
August 9Th, 1863 aug3l If
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luACaITA RIVER PACKET E.ou-
~ is;a.--The splendid Osachta Riyer-s
packet Lo',isa Captain Frank Keeling, will In tie
above trade As soon navigation permits, in rec
uiar New Orleans and Camden packet She III r,n.
regularly Through the season, and accommodate all
who eoniiie in her, in the most satisfactory nnnsr
The Louisa Is, in evry respect, fine boat kearly
new, swift and elegant. with business canscre.oua.
II not superior, to the Cora, No q Capt. lelnc
invites the public, and especially his old iiais, 10
give her liberal benefit. SA7tf
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Book, Stationery, and tanc ' store,

| sa RA2OY ROUGE, La.
! MCCORMICK & co, haze opened in the fns
os brick Store on Third street. occupied by the Pos
Office a and choice assortment consisting II
part Of tho following ARTICLES, which they are plnpar
ed To sell low for cash, at wholesale or retail:
Eaeelepes-Oficial letter and nobe; envelopes o.
all qualities white and bn satin, embossed and plain
b'@ak Boota-Lcdgrrs, Journals elny books, record
hooks order, lecttar, pass, bank, writing aud blank
| ortler axe a
Port Fo,iosor Bioaisg eases. suartos plain, sheep
turkey, MOROCCO cap, &c. Be-
Le'aa Peneiis.-Conn,on lead, best drawing, and
Fabet's best. A. = En- 's...t.5,..sz '
School Books-An assortment of the latest and
most popular schools in use Choices celestial and
terrestrial
Wrstsny Lk--Black blue aud red. ~
Inkstands.--School inks. soYera, numbers bronze
cocoa. spring top glass t'pe, Wheeler's celebrated
patent.
Qsizls and Steel Pens-A great variety.
Sae1 Boses-Tin, wood and glass esss
tes.ATransparent states for drawing, porcelain
American, English and German slates.
Mtscetla'aeous.-lndia rubber; iadehble ink-IIar-
risons, Payson's and Eson's; bin files; desk weights:
twinc reels; paper foldcrs--ivory, bone, wool and
tin; visiting cards. printers cards and playing cards
OF all quantities; perforated bound Bristol boards:
sauccIs Of coiors; water colors in boxes; ces hair
pencis; "alcrs-piam, fancy, and motto; india ink
ladies' paper weights; court plaster; tissue paper
metallic memorandum books; parchment, poance,
red tapes penholders, seal and wafer stamps, sealing
wax, twine, letter clips book rests black sand black
lines.
Paper.-Cream laid satin post 9Th edged Cream
wove satin post silt and plain; Quoato post, blue
wove; commercial blue wove; Bash post; Ameri-
lean, English and French paper Of all Qualities.
Note Pgper-Plain, csi,nped, lowered; iur,in-
ated, mourning, silver stripe, etc tissue paper ira
cling, drawings wrapping glazed, red, blue, green and
yellow paper.
1t publishersf prices
;, kagasines and Newspapers. Harper's, Grahsm's
iodeys Ladies Book, Pu,nsm's, Biackwood and the
luarterlies, knickeabocker, DeBow's Review, con
family received and for sale at publishers prices
Agents for all the principal newspapers. Ord |
IT'S for French, German or English books promptly
ttended to.
Baton Rouge, September Let, 1853. augl4u
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SCOTS WEEKLY P1pER.

the the largest family journal in the United States
N has bean acknowledged by the press for si,
yaafs past and thousands Of subscribers &, letters e
me pabher g decidedly the best now pubIshed 70.
the hmiy circle, the farmer the business man az
artisan the housewife and the man Of leisure Ind
ance y enlargement Il smpasses anything "a thes
newspaper Hne ever attempted. Il 4 conceded l,y
~ = Be che fsvoite Emily Newspaper. Concresson.
:! proceedings are given IN fun during tho session d
congress, and correspondents in most IL the princi
pa cities keep our readers advised Of every incident
q 1oee Occurring there lnmatters Of news our narer
p second to nons The best original tales and stories
appear IN SCOTS Weekly paper, and every attention
PAID e procuring choice poetry, select reading the
hsees news from ~ parts Of tho Globe, Reports Of
markets. stock tables rates Of discount. &c. dc.
Forty columns a reading natter
ObseFve.--The5e Is no deception IN this statement
Tho forty columns are full length each column IL offhc
usaai newspaper Width and Is two feet dix and half
inches long:
~ The best way to determine the sise and oua,itv
@ y % send for specimens before subscri
Dins g making up Clubs. We prefer that our pai,er
should 6e selected for its merits alone.
1ne Publisher not connected With any other ,,if-
caton, and hs whole time and attention M deyntef
e biz favoite Weekly Paper. Ii vim 30 perceived
hat notwithstanding the szc and character d. tho
enal the prices TO Cubs ara lcss tsn tllosc of any
DeasG 6fst-cla1 Journal hi the wdsld.
LOWEST TERMS:
- ~ - ~ - ! h =
-Four cepiee, "a
Iwsnty0ne c6pjaA . ~
And IN ezlss prnlium y tie sctt1Rap ii de chr
- and tssal1. 10 lnsssu ~ nsrcr & tbo chin,
ateA Which are 1ower ~ 20 Der cent fan ~ nsrer
teqseI - md easactsr has sver bssn odr,red 81
y g. an cement soud b otcsed Il ono siaas.
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Grand Literary and Artistic Combiuntio..

II
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
Knickcrbocler Magazine, the Home Journal, and the
New York Musical World and Times to new s,iAscri-
bers for five dollars year, This is cheap literature,
with vengeance. The Knickcrbockcr Is SIS per an.
num- the Home Journal 81: and the Musical World
and Times, So making IS year at the usni rstes
That three such works be obtained for FIVE ddars
year. Is fact truly worthy the Colorc age, Which
il just now being nshcrcd in. the Knickerb4ker
Magazine, edited by Lewis Gaylard Clark, Il Is ssnc.
ccssary to speak For twenty years it has bees the
raoss genial, humorous, and spicy monthly ii the
world; and the present volume will DO better Man
any which preceded it. Tho Home Journal edited
by tieo. p. Morris, and N p. Willis il well known as
the best family newspaper IN America; and the Musi
cal World and Times, edited by Richard Stores willis,
and Lowell Mason, Geo. II Curtis Thomas Hastings
WIN. B. Bradbury, Geo. X. Root, and other musical
writer's contributing: and which gives, among other
things, over s25 worth of mnsic and full co,use Of
10 harnaosy annually y the very best na-
steal joxua ever pahlished. These three pullica-
tioro wn post family up ~ feenrl 10 nearly ayorv.
lhir4 Wpsth lqpNjng JcfGnce Idtsestnref1 fs.I
lic RAm0hE echlpsu Slstkus1 Dfacbvn - ne
Huinor, Fascy, Sent6mei1t: The Newest Fhsil
Dthcr attractiom for Ladies: Choice New Mu1{ n
he Sabbath, the Church, and the Preside Reviews I
Ind Criticisms Of Musical Works Performers and Per-
orniances: il short the very pick and cream Of Novel;
y, Incident History. Biography, Art Literature and .
'ciencc: including whatever can be given h pcsfpi.
ais 10 promote healthy amrscnient and solid isarac-
oE IN tic family, and help ~ make Il atter, wis.r
ia Esfpisf, may BIZ now pl,sained for 81
Address DYER Il WILLIS.
15s 5rosisay, g. r.
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COAPxIENT TEACHER i wanted to take
~ charge Ct tie School IN this place. The locat;or
y 60 q e most healthy in The State, and from r.
atastaoa With regard to health, and to adyantarea
49, nm g !ccation. fau and pennanezf school
ne Directors would prefer Male and Ksnse
Department M -. Is = IS q
- saoann nay bs obtained On spplinion to either
JOSEPH SARGENT,
-. JOHN DOSHER, &
Voo0G 9Th, 1855, WIN n TEW 81
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what can be had for Five Dollars.

THE undersigned have entered'into an arrangement
by which they agree to furnish the Kniekerbscker
Magazine (monthly,) the Home Journal (weAly, J
and the Musical World and Times, weekly, tanew
subscribers at the very moderate price Of five lars
year for the three publications; all orders cnssrg
that amount to Dyer and Willis, viii be promply at
tended TO.
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher Of the Knickcrbockcr
NORRIS s. WILLIS
Publishers Of the Home Journal
!" DYER 4 WILLIS
Publishers Of the Musical World and Times
is257 broadway, New ok
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G. 2: PUTNAM / CO.,
No. 10 Park-place. n. 7.

The OFFICIAL DESCRIPTIVE AND ANNOTATED Cara.
Looux OF THE ExHlR1r1oN win be printed unifo mIy
wah The Illustrated Record, in one qusrto volume.
winch can DC sent BY post as Supplement- " the
Record, at the close Of the volume.
This Catalogue will contain a complete account Of
al articles exhibited up to the close Of the Exhibition
with full descriptions Of the most interesting and i'm
porant objects aotations BY professional and prac-
ucai men, ana occasional diagrams and other hssa.
tons not included in the Record.
N. b. The Illustrated Record and the Annotated
Catalogue can thus be bound together in one hand
some quarto volume, wita about 400 llustrxtions in
the first style Of the art Terms for both works COM
pletc' postpaid, -. The Record, separately, $si
The Annotated Catalogue, 81. Subscriberx r.nh
ting . promptly in advance, win be furnished gratis
with handsome cloth cover for binding the volume
g. z. PUTNAM & CO., sole Publishers for The
Exhibition, No. 10 Park-place, New York.
n. y No other publications At any kind are author.
scd by tho Association or permitted to be orintea
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THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION INCLUDES
Bellies Letters, Mathematics, Natural Sciences

Biblical and all the usual branches OF finished
fa education. 3. ~
Board and Tuition payable Quarterly in ad-
vance, per arnun, 500
Tuition for Day Pupil per Quarter, i'll al.
vance,
Junior Class +" Ct do. 90
Middle Class I" &c do. 6 90
Senior Class " I" do. 90
Music on the Piano Guitaror Organ, do.slo each.
Use Of instrument, 90
Drawing, 90
Painting and Cbrematics fl. 4 SO
Painting Ia Oil 10 90
Language viii he taught by able Professors, elo each.
"a French will he the language of the family,
under the care of Partisan Govcrness s..
Washing and light, s. 90 Stationery, 81 90
Fuel for the season. 2 90
School Term, from the first September to first July.
There will be no vacation during this period, except
the Christmas and New Year Holiday, Quarters
commence on LIST Sept, 18th Nov, Goth Jan, and
lsth April. No deductions made for Absence except
in cases of extreme Illness
Parents are to furnish Pillow Sheets Blankets,
Napkins, Silver Fork and Spoon, all marked in full
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NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHTTA r. =,
~ PACkET-Steames ID. 8. Stacy ks4 = - !.

The above splendid steamer. Capt Wnl 3al1er,
commanding will be in theme Orleans and e.aeh;.
"a trade as regular boes during the season soon
as the water permits and viii perform all the blshcss
entrusted to her on her usual accommodating Sauns
between New Orleans and Camden The .Aey i
already pretty well known, and it is s.. sicient sv
she viii appear in the comple.est trim for l.t;nes:
She will land at sE the Intermediate ports to tceys
or land passengers or freight and hopes to rceiye
full share Of patronage seu,tf
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PLANTERS HOTEL.
By T. B. MATTHEWS,

Front ,Street-Harxisonbury, r
LOUISIANA.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in informing n
i the travelling public, that he can accom- u ~
nioiate them in the very best style and on/N
the most reasonable terms. His stable ut all times
well stocked with the best provender.
aug2o 7. B. MATTHEW'S.
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THE
Great British Quarterlies.

BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE.
Important reduction in the rates of of Postage.
LEONARD SCOTT d co. -.
No. 81 Gold Street. Ne,c York
CONTINUE to publish the following British Period
" Gals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (conser.
THE EDlS'GBuRGH REVIEW, (whig}
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Gree Church.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Liberal.) And
BLACKWOODS EDlNGBURGH MAGAZINE,
rhSs nssz Rep,n,, ,---.-hee0 !, ,n,c.,ss,, emo
ration in this country for tre'ay yedr their Cir
culation is constantly on the increase, notwiShstau
ing the competitor they encounter from American
periodicals of similar class and from numerous Ac.
lectics and Magazines made up Of selections from
foreign periodicals. This fact shows clearly tile high
estimation in which they are held by the intelligent
reading public and affords guarantee that they are
established on firm basis, and will be continue
without interruption. @ ~ go
Although these works are distinguished by the po-
tca shades above indicated, yet but small portion
Of their contents is devoted to political subjects II
is their literary character which gives them their
chief value and in that they stand confessedly far
above all other journals Of their class. Backwood,
still under the mastery guidance Of Christopher
North, maintains its ancient celebrity and is, at this
time, unusually attractive, from the serial works Of
Bulwer and other literary notables written for that
magazine, and first appearing in its columns both liz
Great Britain and i'll the United States. Such works
as "The Cations and "My New Novel," (both by
Bulwer;a) my Peninsular Mesal" "The Gree,
Hand" and other ser;s:s, Of which numerous rival
editions are issued by the leading publishers in iis
country, have to be reprinted by these publisher s
from the pages Of Blackwood after it has been issued
by Messrs. Scott l. Co., so that subscribers to the
Reprint Of that Magazine may always rely on having
the earliest reading Of these fascinating tales.
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j. II. STEEL,
SELLER AND STAIIOAEh,
No. GO Camn Street, New Orleans.

j. II. = Il Il II Il,
BOOK SELLER AND sTA7IONER,
No. 60 Camp Street, New Orleans.
MoNi. his extensive and well selected stock Of
a Idlg ROCKS, win be found the following,
which he oseis at very los prices:
Abbot On Slipping,
American Criminal Law,
Angels Law Of Carriers,
Angel Oh Water Courses. &c,
Angel On Corporations,
Arnou!d on Insurance,
Bets Admiralty Practice,
Blacks.one's Commentaries,
Darri,rs New Law Dictionary,
Browns Civil AMI Admiralty Law,
Bar.aInaqus Nat. Pol d..
Burea on suresyslur a......
entity on Bills Of Exchange,
Civil Code Of Louisiana, lsoS,
Ciyil Code Of La, by Upton,
Code Napoleon,
Collver GU Partnership,
.s Conkn's q. S. Adm'y,
Conki;n's Tfeaties, =
Cooper's JastiniaIl,
Digest Of N. 7 Repairs,
Donla.'s Civil Law, English,
nuer on Insurance,
Dunlap's Admiralty Practice
Einefigon on Insurance,
Go,<lon's Digest Laws u. s,
Cow ON Partnership,
Greencsi-s Evidence,
Grceslsaf, ewer-suled cases.
HowaYlsC. 6. Sup. Court Reports II vols
Kents Commentaries, vols,
: Montesgeied's Spirit Of Laws,
Philips On Evidenee,
pother On Sales,
Noscee's Criminal Evidence,
Az the works Of Julge Story
u s Digest, to 1851, inclusive
FRENCH LiW BO0ES-CIVIL La w.
Roeron, Code Civil Expl
Troplong, Priv. ct Hypoth.
'Pcth;er. EuSres compl.
Dman.oi,, Ccntrat de mar,
DO Obligations convent
Do Traite de Ia veute, &c,
Sirey, Lois ct Arrets,
Merlin, Report, de Jursp 4
Do. Quessious de Droit,
Pallet, Manuel lie drot
Macke,iey, tiroit ROMAN,
Pardessus Coufs de droit commercials,
A. de St. Joseph, coscordance entrc los codes
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vcuu ohovs ro,.ed institution situated in the Pine
l Hills Of Cathouit Parish, i'odSan', has, shice
the RESIGNATION Of Mr. Knapp been under the super
iuten,,ence Of NJ. j. g. Pye, who has enica.ored ny
and assiduity, to promote the o' ls po-
nils. aud !. command ehare Of public patronage
The buildings are large and coinlnodous The at
uaton is hea,hy. Every care and attention viii be
paid to the canior, and health Of the pupils ana the,r
progress in knowledge viii be stimulated by all ell
cieiJt lnGans
The first session will commence on the first Monday
OF February next.
The course Of IN struc.ou VII embrace knowledge
sf Grammar. Geography, Elements Of Astronomy,
Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Algebra ana Art'!-
etic, together with the Latin and rudiInents o. Inc
Greek language.
No deduction will be made for absence, unless N
CASE, Of plotracted sickness. .;... H.,
Eoarders are expected TO come ltoviico WIZ 'So
ding towels &c. Stationery furnished az New Or
laap y,vtpss
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3kAsAE hseSftlncnt Of
BOOK BINDING 4adTERIALS
are premred to execute orders in .heis line in man
unsurpassed in the State, and on terms that must
be satisfactory.
Magazines, pamphlets. newspapers public docu-
ments, music hank books, etc, csa be turned out IN
a substantial aud beautiful manner
The proprietors respectfully invite the public to
visit their establishment and give them trial, the
only step necessary to take to be convinced of the
profitahlenese Of giving them share Of patronage
I. b. K. HATCH & co.
Btaon Rouge, July Esd, 1853. "
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llth Judicial District.
EDWARD BARRY, Of Catahoula, Judge.
w. II. HOUGH, Of CaidReA, Dist ATTORNEY.

w. II. HOUGH, Of CaidNeA, Dist Attorney.
Is composed Of the Parishes Of Catahoula Cald
wcil, and Franklin. The Jury and Probate terms are
held as follows:
CATAHOuLA.
SheriE-D. II pr;chard.
C1erk-C. G. Duke.
Jury terms first Monday Of March and September.
Probate terms, first Monday Of December and June.
CALDWELL
~HhoaiG-C .. Mandevill.s
Clerk. Duckwonh.
jury terms first Monday of MAY and November.
Probate terms, first Monday Of February and Aug.
S. FRANKLIN.
Shcrif.-Wl Hampton.
Clerk--M. & Osborne
Jury terms, FIRST Mnntay Of April and October.
] Pfabate terms, first Monday Of January and July.
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General Essays may be expected on the condition
and results Of the several departments, on the nature
resources OF our country, and on the methods by
which they may be made most available to American
Art, and to artistic and industrial Msnumctureg.-
other articles Of more general scope, on topics nat.
uraily suggested BY the Exhibition, viii be OCCASION
ally admitted. It is intended that an the descriptions
and Criticisms shall be accurate and strictly impartial
and independent. The Essays will be a. free ~ DOS.
sibie from mere technicalities, and every effort win
be made to render them attractive and intereino -
general rcadcsl s4-s. - q - .
The Letter press win be illustrated BY engraving.
Of the most beautiful interesting, and suggestive Of
the various objects exhibited including q H. q Dos
sihe, eli such as may crafty and instruct The Rec.
ord will thus supply sources Of instruction to Artisans
and Manufacturers Of every class, and render the
Exhibition permanently and practically useful lone
after the contents have been dispersed.
The Illustrated Record will be issued weakly. from
the opening to the close of the Exhibition and will
be completed in twsntyaix numbers, besides pro.
babls Supplement. -
Each number win consist Of four double columnsd
pages Of letterpreas four pages Of Illustrations end
tour pages devoted to the circulars of Exhibitors.
N. b. Nos and . win be issued together. az =
number early IN July It viii com prise about
thirty superior Engnvings Of interest and yaluc--
Price for this double number, Is cents
Orders from the trade should be Forwarded a onco
o secure early delivery.
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J. MCCORMICK 4 90

Posi- Office Room, Third Street, Baton Roaos.
HAVE received and are now opening choice lat
~ Of Piasn and Fancy Stationery, Blank ..E r.
School Books and Cheap Publications. The ! arc
pes and standard literary and scientific works 49,.
they viii furnish at publisher prices ~N'
Jug peD1S sfe ns"eo 70 examine tn cir stock
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II Ga ~ D.. ~ AA-A..oSmey and q oassscllw at
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ALEXANDER =. HKNDRY, Attorney & law.
a nsltisonlurs La.--WiIi attend 10 collections s.
ne Parishes Of catAhoa!a, TsanklnA Caldwell aad
S'asst'~s aaSsl ~
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Terms:
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For all four of the Reviews, s
For Blackwoods Magazine. p"
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For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10
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