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FEW IMPROVEMENT IN INSERTING
ARTIEICIAL TEETH.

iDKS. crider s. Williams have made an improve
Iinenti in the az. Of inserting artificial teeth on me
teIic mates. The improvement oonslsts IN sooner-
;ns-taeth on %plates. s. as to prevent them from con-
t%Tsctine and s~pringing while in the sctof soldering
and coeipT. which win avoid all difficulties thet Den
lists SO Invariably meetNvith In CONSTRUCTING WI se.'
then specimens can be seen at ON oihee.
Lancaster, june rs, 1858. gts
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TrrTU, TEFTII,! TEETIi:N

HIS. cRIDEP & WILLIAMS DENTISTS.-oF.
UFrcEo opposite the Tsllmllsa House, at the old
stand. rno5e having decs yed teeth. az well as those
Who have no tech. are invited to call, with the as
1,r nee that .hay can eli carl as teeth so az 70 save
them and rem Ter them useful during life. Artificial
teeth inserted. from one to a fall set, on gold plates,
ami warranted to answer the purpose Of the natural
organs in the most satisfactory manner. Bong per
N 'nsn,Iy l,cat@d in lancaster those having work
lone will no ineur the risk incident to the employ
mant oftransiani Dentists. They do not feel dl5PoS-
FL TO fl teeth partly with lin Toll, aud then finish the
plug by inserting alayer of gold on top, and then
charge the price "a god plug, IKE some prot -ssioh'
al men Of great not, AM pFetensions have been doing
June IS. l5j3-6m6.
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FURNITURE WARE KCO3iS,
n. IL. FISH Ell.

IT aving returned to the city and srecteds largo
III bui Idincin the rear Of the brick house. ION the
corner Of Broad and Chesnut streets. one square south
of the Market House, intends manufacturing Upon a
large scale alltho varioHs articles OF
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadstcads and Chairs, Witch he will keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment OF
Cincinnati manufacture llislonS experience IA me
hrsincss viii enable him to have manufactured az
home and imported from abroad tho very best OF
WORK. and a. no intends to employ none bur the most
sLilful sworkmen and use The best Materials he nat;
ters himself that he viii give general satisfaction 10
All who NAV favor him with stheir custom:
The public are invitedto call and examine the IS.
sortment. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
,,raat ID. X. FlSLEL.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1853. .
N. B.-Repairing done on the shortest notice ara
{, the neatsst and most wcrknanlike manner.-
Charges reasonable.
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THE GARDNER CAsE.-The Cotton Plant
has a leading article reviewing the course
of the Government in this case, and con-
demningiu the strongest terms the course of
certain officials and papers in their mode of
treatment of the prisoner. After all the
combined and powerful influence arrayed a.
gainst him eight OF thetwelve jurors brought
him in ~not..guilty. The array of facts the
Plant brings to bear to sustain its position
is calculated to create a serious doubt about
Gardiner, and more than a doubt about the
correctness of the course pursued sgainst
him. Another commission has now gone
10 Mexico to inquire into the matter, being
the fourth sent out by eur Government.
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CheapnardWarA Sion.

.Ir 7 ~ g. E.-N
'NlLtsa eHrArEA fHAf ANY of"fA
nousn ~ ono, E0a cksu.
pom ~ - ~
~ 49, y a J $50 .s's,.S a..,
u5Suf I-Io
~ 49,. oeInsc-1 @e
o. wn.eh nave eseh PAt-...--
maau.sssa. INC is's.et 49, go - 4, Ssr~
~ 49,. ~s;rb III .a.iS M hi 49, ne lrs5
Pill ~ esq.,. -s.r1 His s,e,h Il
~ n n i.ena usos ~ Isns.asr. "a sos.
NV -
~ M ,oI'sss"s s-,,h..,
61s.nr
-. e..h..t
49, c.,ii.. w;,h sco,hea
% liz "a Grin Iakes:
a.-I1 -. rorLs.
az t. sr,ad slasals.
~ e;slIu. ~
,S .sa,. .h.,o,,
IN Z" W.son ,nd nlor ba,nos,.
% q p-1st .b,tns,
IN IL 1b.in.s
N - .far IL
WIN rstit" oe' o,h.. ,oo.. a. vhieb the atten@
,,n 81 ,srnay, 80. H. 5;-setrd- for they wifi
Az ueil A. Iii - D Ro-s he.s, ,hev nnrehase else
,stsre AZ tNsv all 49, $500, 10
Next in Order P' gopE hss ,royided A general as
sorfment for the sADDITR{ ~ avery variety of
yo,Js n moi, linz aT br-i.a.. - "a P.d.hooks.
Isrrefs Halter mi nresctfrr p;rrs 1, ory. brass
lined. Silver and BrasS R;nss No.. and Silver
RD~Lleg. &e az sverv ar,dc ri. U.rness long and
-,,rt ton c,scb U,SneIs Al 49, "a HAAS plated
IISra , n ~ A 49, y "a nj nverplated
Hsms. s,d5isy,s uIn.h M a A. hos stiK %seatinri
q cord Thread: SsL.Ies's Tscis 6feyeTv de4eYipfion,
10 which Saddlers sc directed IS they win SAVE
morley by PrHcnssing these gooes IRON :. poLl,s
ne IS determined 20 sen S$aiiery x haIaMA,s P
er man was ever nsAIe Q, nei@,s ~ ,n1se hpprAcE
ana now ior iha b1uSI avn 49,
BUllAJEha; IN ihls IRE 7. bofE OF iAhf AZ - ~
nov Se s sSsiI nIwnnIe u We west
= 49,
6oo0 rsrds ali I'D na,,a Al.
% f.eees assorted Dsmask,
10 Pieces all worsted.
20 Pieces assorted Cal. RAtinetts,
6 Pieces drab, blue and green Cloth.
20 asst enameled muslin and heavy duck.
% Hides enamelcd Leather, ,
100 Sets silver md bfAss paint aud sand bands
With a variety Of other goods too tedious to 6nu
merste, az Of which will Be sold cheap. j viii be
10 the advantage Of this branch Of mechanics to look
20 their Interests once, and give r. bOPE a eAi-
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C.iUTION!

A IL persons ar, hereby warned against buylns
"A from one CHARLES BRANDT note made to
him or order. by myself and WIN. Ziak dstel about
the Sth of July, 1873, and payable on or about the
sth of January, 1874. Said note was Obtained I'M
fairly and i, without consideration. Twill therefore
moi nav the same. MAMMALIAN GAM.
Isrc,star Aurl<t 18th. 1853. 3-T.
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The SUICIDE OF Mr., GRAY, AT New Ro-
cHgLLE.-Mr. II. b. Scars has published u
card in the ewN York Times, to refute the
rumor that Mr.. Franklin C. Gray, who re-
Gently committed suicide by throwing him
self under the locomotive on the railroad at
New Rochelle, was impelled to that act by
dread of n prosecution for bigamy. The
first marriage of the deceased took place
many years ago. The match was an I'M
happy one, and the wife, who was then re-
siding in Illinois, pctitioncd for a divorce
This the husband, who was at that time i'll
California, did not oppose, and in default oil
his appearance, the circuit court of Sanga,
mon county, in November 1851, dissolved
the marriage, allowing her $4,000 in full
satisfaction of all claims for a%linony, ant
all other demands. The Young lady tc
whom he was married in Washington, las
Mirch. it is alleged, was aware of these
facts. Religious excitement, it is believed
was the cause of his death.
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lime 30. Is53.


TD eceived this day at the cheap store Opposite
ENShaefer's HoteN a large variety ofFsncy dress
Goo ls-sucha as plain Berag5s of all colors.and prices.
Fig'd ~jerases ofn1ny styles. AMI cheap SONS very
handsome, at only l2t cents a yard. ,r,sr
paraSOlS.
A new stock ust opened, at greatly reduced prices
June 80, 1868. vi WEE"
BJnnets.
NJ ow opening, a fresh lot fine English straw pau
Some more of that same sort at oO cenismcniI soon
June 80, 1853. W WISE
Hosiery, Notions and Mic Nncks
In innumerable varictyat W. l. "lshS'
Qucensware.
A bargain may now be had by aug one in want e Ct Ct
Wiso's, where a larg, and completely assorted stock Is
now unpacking.
June 80, 1853
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TEIFeRAPHIc 1NTELI1oENcH.
KentueIly Election.


The very meager returns frcm this State 10
dicate a healthy condition OF the Wing par
~, and gains over the vote Of two years a.
90. Al that election Eve Of each party
we're elected. Peterson, Wing. is r~c.elect.
ed in the Louisville District. 10 the 9TH,
represented before BY q Locofoco, the tel
epraph saws the result Is doubtful. In the
10th. Staton's district, we think he is beat
en- by Hodge. as s anton's loOses in Ken
ton and Campbell counties ore very heav-
". In the Ashland District the announce
ment is, that Breckenridge, Loco, Is rec
lected. The district s large aud IL is hard
~ possible that returns enough to Indicate
the result to any certainty could have been
obtained. Another day will probably lift
the veil more generally from the field OF
conflict. The Cincinnati Gazette Of this
morning has the following in addition to its
telegraphic items.
THE KENTUCKY ELEcrfoH'-The election
in Kenton and Campbell counties, Ken
lucky, Yesterday, (for a Congressman for
the tenth district, } was quite an exciting
one and we learh that large and numerous
bets have been mlde on the result. The e.
lection in the district will be a close one
but the WHY'S in Newport and CDvingtor
are quite sanguine of the success of Col
Hodge, their candidate, over Col. Stanton
the Democratic nominee. The votes wer'
not all counted at a late hour last evening
The majorities Of Col. Hodge in the twl
cities, however, will be quite large.
Since writing the above we have bee
furnished the following:
KEsTUoKY ELEcTIoS. -CovINGToE.-MI
Wintersmith is elected State Treasurer, u
one opp sing.
Mr.. Hodge, tWhig,] is elected Membe
of Congress. over Mr.. Stanton, Dem b
a minority Of 245.
> For State Senate, Mr.. Clarkstine IS
lected over Mr.. DeCoufcey by a majority
ga.
For members Of Legislature. Messrs. Sun
{ monds and Sayer are elected.
KsSTUcxY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, An,
1-Prcston's majority in the city is 1925
Wolf, Wing, is elected TO the Senate.
Breckenridge is elected by a handson
majority in Ashland District.
From the Fifth Congressional Distri
we have few returns, more than the race
close, and the result doubtful.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

G-The editor of the Portage Wig gives
MediIl of the Forest City, a very handsome
dressing for the!pert and fippant way he
uses what he thinks. are approbriuus cpl
tbets, upon his opponents. There is truth
and point in the following from the Whi9.
Our city neighbor is exceedingly given to
haunting all who do not swear by Joe Me-
dill and his political Koran, with the cpl
thets 'iogy,' bunker conservative &C., as
though there was something disreputable in
the terms. Please heaven, we understand
them, rather than re-echo the rant and fust-
ian Of this fanfaronadish, false political
nondescript to win the Questionable title of
Liberal we wouid.prefer to be p~aper-wad-
ded with such words as 'fogy' and 'conserv-
ative' a thousand years. From the way
this interloper takes on, thrusting his lean
clammy fingers (like Uriah Heep's) into ev-
ery ones affairs, it must evidently be no
disputed point in his mind that Joe Medill
is a ~sleetle' the cutest Individual who strad-
led corduroys in the Forest City. Let Mr..
1 Medill mind his own business, and very few
will be atany pains to modest him.
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A FLEET EXPECTED AT SAN FRANcisco.--
On the LIST inst, there were 249 vessels
loaded with merchandise on the way to San
Francisco. OF these, $50 are from ports in
the United States, and % from Europe and
Valparaiso. or the $50 from the United
States, 81 cleared from New York, Al from
Boston, IL from Philadelphia, 7'from Balti-
more, 8 from Richmond, and the remainder
from various ports.
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known. atrrr- stsst g4u
The Road is a fayoriteh here, and has been
for some time"
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EIANUS.
VNADDIrION To A LARGE STOCK ALREADY
4 on hand. | am this day in receipt AMI oPenin5 the
followIng style, of PIANOS, for sale at M,nuf,c-
turer's rricfs, ranging from 5 :0J to 80. Warraat-
ell. for fire years.
. seven octave Louis XIV. richly carvel;
9 seven Octave caryeltop moulilnE;
! seven octave, plain, round corners;
seven octave, H. liam attachm ynt;
3 six octave, round corners;
9 six octave, round corners, top moulding;
3 six octave, hall rolnd corners;
8 six octave, square corners;
4seven octave. richly carved %boul0ir;
I seven octave plain boudoir;
o 81 octave, carved bouiOir;
26t octave, plain hoIdoir. A. REED.
Boston Piano Rooms, Columbus, Ohio.
Aurudl | IA
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THE INDICTMENT OF Col. CoLLIER.-We
copied yesterday the statement of a Cali
rornia paper, that the grand jury of San
Francisco had found 4 true bill of indict-
ment against Col. James Collier, late Col
lcctor ofthut port, charging him with hav-
ing Incorporated some 100000 of the
public funds. The Washington Republic,
noticing this statement, says:
Col. Golfers accounts have never been
adjusted by thu Department. He acknowl-
edges having in his possession moneys be-
longing to the United States, but had stead
lily refused to pay them over, until the Do
partment should allow him certain suspend
ed items charged against him. From the
first however, he declared his readiness tc
stand a suit aud abide the issue, whatever i
might be. 1t seems the Department pre-
ferred to take the more summary method o
a criminal prosecution, which will probably
end in smoke. Perhaps the prosecution il
Mr.. Kings case rests upon similar basis.
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Piano for Sale or Rem.
subscriber has on han a Piano. which has
4 been in use about a year, OF COOL tune and finish,
an from one ofths best manufactures in Germany
It will be sold Low, on rented upon reasonable terms.
August 4, 1853. 3m -pd PHILIP LANGE.
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CECuND HAND PIASOS.-On9 Seven Octave
y Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One 4 octave, Rosewood Case;
One Is octave, Mahogany case. For sale very cheap.
Columbus, july %. a. REID.
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CRoIcE LANGuAeE.-The lancaster Tele-
graph INDUCES in choice epithets 1.-THE ex-
pense of the School Convention in nomina-
ting Mr.. Andrews. The writer for that pa
per calls the teachers "'pedagogues-med-
ding asses who have insulted the common
sense of the State,' &c. How bad DR..
Lord, Prof. Anderson, M. =. Cowdery.
John Lynch, and men Of that stamp mus
feel! Oh, don't!-CircleviH Her.
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VIOLENT HAIL SToRM.-A terrible hail
stotm visited the neighborhood of Morris
vile, N. Y, on the 10Th inst cutting down
grain of all kinds, and destroying the entire
products of the season. Boulders of con
gealed ha%ilstones weighing six pounds and
over, tit is said, were picked up after the
storm.
G-The Wings of Logan county have
nominated a full ticket.
G-Corn and vegetables have been much
improved by the late rains.
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SINGULAR RAILROAD A~ccGDENT.--On the
Lowell aud Lawrence Railroad, u few even
Jugs ago, in consequence of the switch hav-
ing been misplaced, the train OF cars pitch
ed into the station house without ceremony
Knocking u man ont Of bed, breaking the
bedstead on which he was lying, and every
breakable article in the house, except hoo
tumblers, and removing the house from it
foundation. No one was hurt.
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DIABoLIcAL VlL~LAINY.--On Monday eve
ming two sleepers wero laid across the rail
road track about three miles from Elliott,
Me-, with the evident intention of throwing
off the express train from Boston to Port
land. The watchfulness of the engineer pre-
vented any accident, but the fellow who
would attempt such wickedness deserves Q
halter.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Trout and Bias for saleby
WHITES. On.
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Al ELOOEONS-JuSt received, iin' assortment
I'VE from the celebrated and uhriveled Mandatory
OF Carh,rt 4 Neeihain, New York. Prices ranging
from $i5 to sl25.
Columbu. July %. A. RtED
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New YoRK, Aug. 2.-New Orleans pa
pers Of Monday anil Tuesday last have been
received. They contoin dates from the City
Of Mexico to the 18th July.
The Mexican papers were bitterly op-
posing the project of the Spanish protecto-
rate, and all returns were partial or com
ple,e to the Spanish yoke, The union OF
the churches and State progresses.
Preparations were making for the return
of the J%esuits. The penalty OF death had
been decreed against defaulters.
New YORK, July 3o.-A desperate en-
c ,uuter took place here last night between
the harbor police and three river thieves
named Geo. Taylor, w. Mclaughlin and
Henry Kelly. Revolvers were freely use'
by both parties, but the robbors were cap
tnred and several gold watches and othe
} property found with them, which they ha
stolen. They put the Captain of the las
vessel they robbed asleep with chloroform
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.--The Navy De
partment has a letter from Com. Newton a
Pensacola dated 23d, three days after h
, was reported to have died.
~PHILADELpHfA, Augu st Ist.-Gov. Bi
? Ter has given a respite to Cupie aud En-
mons, who. were 10 be executed for tn
murder of Sooham on Friday.
d BosroS, July 3o.-The British stenmt
Midway arrived here to-day from Halifax
: 1t is supposed she brings som despatcht
e in regard to the fisheries.
PLYMOUTH, Conn, Aug. 1.-The tow
;. is full of people come from all parts of III
r country, to attend the Pilgrim Celebration
r New ORLEANS, July 3).-During tn
past ~ hours there have been l5l deaths
1876 Of them were Of yellow fever.
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DR.. GUYSoTrS YELLOW DOCK AND sARSA.
PARILLA, for thu cure of disaase, or asa Spring
purifier oft4e GIool and as a general TO mic far the
System, is uariVzlct,
The curative powers Of this Extract are truly
wonderful, an all inv,iil' shoall mike imn,ljate
trial of tina "YsLLow D1cI AND SARsAPARrLtA"-
1t cannot iujure tia no't delicate patient
THEN FLY FROM MINERhL NOSFRUMS TO
SEEK hops, lie sni vi5or from this P rely p3si'G6lc
rene q. Therefore, how'vsr br'k4n in hsalth and
spirits, however loathsom to himssifanl others, let
no one dssplir Ofrecovery; let the patient only un
derstand that his hop, Of physical restoration lies in
tGuysott's Extract of Yellow DISK and Sarsaparilla."
and pursui1e him for his
LIES SAKE,
to try it, and We have no hesitation in predicting ms
speedy restoration to health.
ITSee advertisements.
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~SUIc1DE.--The Louisville Courier, Of Ju-
~ goth, says that Daniel Baughmyer, a ma
tive of Fairfield county, Ohio, was found
dead in the canal. A letter was found d.
recting the Coroner to write to Mr.. Philip
Haynes, of Baltimore, Fairfield county,
Ohio, stating that he had a wife and six chill
drcn, and that he had poisoned himself by
taking arsenic. A bottle was found near
the body containing a s%olusion of arsenic
and a paper of the same drug in his pocket.
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-FurMsr Particulars.-Thc telegraph has
already briefly stated that a lady named
Brady had been brutality murdered at North
Haven, Conn, on Sunday last, and that q
man named Michael Jennings, charged with
the crime, has been arrested. The New
Haven Courier, of Monday, has the follow
idg additional particulars:
Mr.. Barzillai Brady, one ofthe most re-
spectacle citizens of North Haven, residing
but a short distance from the new Baptist
Westinghouse in that town, left his house
Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock, to at
tend church, taking with him all his family,
except his wife, who being somewhat indis-
posed, remained at home. In the after
noon, when the services of the day were o.
yer he returned to his house, expecting to
meet his wife in the enjoyment oflife, as
he had left her u few hours before. Upon
opening the the back door leading into his
dwelling, he found Mrs. Brady lying dead
near the sill, most horribly mltilatel ana
weltering in gore. The house vas empty,
and no trace of the murderers were to be
seen, except a few spots Of blood, which
were scattered on the floor, and showing
conclusively that the murdered woman had
struggled hard for life, and had fought des-
perat,ly with the fcnd who had assaulted
her.
A Jury of inquest was Immediately sum
moned, who made an examination OF the
body, when it was found that the murdered
woman had received a stab from a knife in
the right part Of the neck, severing an artc-
ry, and also had about her neck and other
parts. of her person, many severe stabs. Her
hands and arms were also much lacerated'
The object of the murderer was und oubt-
edly plumber, and he evidently supposed
that there was no one in the house. Sever.
Q al drawers were found to have been opened
and examined. In one of the drawers Mr.,
: Brady usually kept his money, and some
# $50 known to have been in it in the morn
ing, are missing. Marks of blood were dis
covered about the drawer, showing that thu
d murder was, committed before the theft
= Some hundred or more dollars, lying neaI
% the pile of thirty, remained, having ESCAPED
) the notice of the murderer.
Jennings, who was subsequently, arrested
e is under 20 years OF age, and was a few
weeks ago under the employ Of N1r. Brady
l. Blood was found upon his hat, and hi
clothes were wet, having just been washed
His boots, and a knife found on his person
were taken to the house OF Mr.. Brady. TIA,
st knife Ga two bladed onc) had the point o
one blade broken, and the broker
piece of n knife was found in the breast
L. bone of Mrs. Brady, which fitted the blad
4 of jennings knife. The boots also CORES
II pended with the tracks discovered near tn
:. house. Richard Conner and his wife, an
l. James Conner, to whom Jennings had jus
Up paid money for board, were also %arreste'
v, and a portion of the money identified as b(
i. longing to Mr.. Brady.
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P. BOPE want. You to ma e for him; all his sledgc
Hammers; his Stone Picks; his Crow-bsrs; his Mat.
tocks, &C., and 10 tuIH wants TO sell YOU his Iron and
Steel; his Anyils: his B~lseksmith's Vices: Believe,
and Flies: Of which Re has a superior LOT, snd will
sell to you 50 cheap that you will be amply COM
pensated to give him your first call. Iron must come
down. and p. BOPE wili do all he can 20 bring nhone'
80 desirable an Object Don't forget ?. BOPkS
IRON STORE.
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FISH,-White, Pirhercl,
the Ibhl ;bbl. isbbl., at
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WIG TATE

tcR soHooL CoMMIssIoNrR-PEorLEs' CANDIDATE
.LoRIN ANDREWS.