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Tiki RAcE.-Thc Richmond Morn
ming Mail of Thursday says that the
great match race for purse of *l0,-
900, two mile heats, between Major
i. q. Bacon's South CAROLINA mare
Nina, and Capt. John Belcher's Fir-
ginia horse Red Eye, is creating quite
sensation among the friends Of the
turf in that section; that even ut this
early day large sums have been staked
on the result. The race IS to come of
on the Fairfield course OH the 9th OF
September next.
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Death of 8. A. Goldman.

1t is with deep regret that we notice
in our exchanges the death Of Major
). A. GOODMAN, the talented editor, of
the illustrated Family Friend, who
died at the residence of E. w. Henry
Esq. Charlotte County, Va, on Tues,
day the 18th inst. Maj. GOODMAN was
an easy and graceful writer, and as tho
head of valuable popular family pa
Per, having the largest circulation of
any published in the South. had Won
tor himself a high and .dss aryed ,renu
statia2. IIe>was q selfmade man. and
owed every thing to his own cxcrtions
and talents. Peace to his names.
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The Es;,ra.vclR Sentinel

This Journal, published at Barnwcll
c. II. is offered for SALE y The propric,
tor says: 1t is the only paiear in the
District, has n circulation of Near 600
good cash paying subscribers, and an
extensive share Of advertising patron-
age.
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SAvANSAH RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
A large meeting was held at DoEN's
Mine, in Abbeyille District on the
1lth inst. at which books of subscrip-
ton to the Savannah River Valley
Railroad weSe opened. Mr.. DoRN
subscribed 100000, and Mr.. FLOYD,
agent of tho New York Gold Mining
Company gave assurances that New
York capitsRists would take the amount
or double 1t, if necessary TO secure the
charter. At Hamburg over s75, 900
have beon already subscribed.
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ChpirAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED IN
WIscoNsIS "A bill abolishing capital
punishment has just passed the Sen
ate of Wisconsin ~ vote OF Ia to Q.
1t had previously passed the House,
and, rs the Governors assent is antic4
ipated, it will doubtless become alaw.
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~ mocing bird belonging to lady
in Cincinnati, a few days since, fell to
the bottom of his cage and expired,
while attempting to initiate q bull frog
that was piping his notes in neigh
boring pond.
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al'IIIIE SIElI'IIBRI lNNEEl,
S@WS w gAA@a IS 60
/. RICHARDSON LOGAN, editor.
TUESDAY, JULY &c, 1855
COTTON MARK gsT.
Charleston. july 25. is

SftTIestolI, JuIy 20, ISUo.
There has been little doing in this
market for the past week and quota
tons remain the same. Extrome pri:
ces ranging from to ii 1-2 cts.
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WhisakGr's TTAaGaXi.,c.

We arc informed by the Cuyoliniam,
that this work, of which VIC have heard
many enquiries, will after September
be united to the Southern Eclectic,
published at Augusta, Ga.
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The GrCenyilie HIOrlniainecr.

We regret to learn by the last issue
OF his paper that its able editor JoIIN
II. G0ssET, Esq, has withdrawn from
the conuYl Of it. His place will be
filled by Mr.. ii. WHEATON, who will
actas editors and proprieior-to him we
say, here is our sES}.
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KEEP TIRES TIGnr lol

. E
10 KEEP TIRES TIGnT ON
WHEELs.-A correspondent of the.
aSouthcrn Planter gives the fol-
lowing method for keeping tires tight
on wheels. Before putting on the
tires, fill the fclloes with lnseed oil,
ghichsis done py heating the oil in a
trench to q boiling heat, and keep
sSngthe wheel, with suck through
the hub, in the oil for an hour. =
The wheeli is turned round until ev-
cry felloe is kept in the oil one hour.
Some queer fellow has defined love
So s slprodigal desire on the part Of
young man to pay some young wo.
mans board.
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can mode of enjoying life.

81 John Adams was once called up.
on fora contribution on behalf of
Foreign Missions. II have nothin O
to give for that purpose" said he,
lbut5there are in this vicinity six min.
listers mot one of whom will preach
..in5the others pulpit. Now I will
give as much as any other person,
for the purpose Of civilizing and
christianizing these clergymcn.'
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Al 3s'S S5fEcIAL MANURE FOR GRAPES
y Afse wine Committee, at the, exhibi-
ton of the Cincinnati horticultural
Society reported that Of two >speci-
mems l1! 9 f<@ibe, one from grapes to
which Q aPeciahs manuring of potash
had been giysss the wine from the
manure grapcs3Sas "bright, clear,
and fellow, likessn old dwinc." The
other was5declareds; to be lcsa ma
stprcd in all its quapses, nor was it
clear. The grapes EGaselves, from
the two portions of ounG, were also
presented to the Committee, !" Both
were delicious and we'll ripenyd, but
it was considered that thasees s;tsgSs gss the
smanurcd land were sweetcr, s4ss ~
the pulp was softer"
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ssssufil
y bess iglli , ;liiitlit seil is Sst:
fetaisy ot the issj ss
the thotlist sisesIi S,sy
been published ,Stsilsl iiisalst Ilsgsss
the tollols,ntsi ii,tr lelll & MS.
The socIetYs hits g I
der their pastoral enre
-. a. Meal'esfstitis
Itcgnlaf 4 ht--i z I, 81
Missionaries; az q, 62s
o. ored members, sSrltll 62 clagehes
: '9aSpatl sctoois, and
.1l''ao,'g ageSi,eos,
! M,ssioIs' " Missierlafi
colorea membnrs, With chlre les
ana lo,oaf children nrieleft lss
straction. gSl
.. anong ne German
sionariesj 5. 37S Members; Men; chqrc hes;
oaDoa.h schools, and 2s'3 achS,l
e e. Anaomg s,: re 1aesiats
missions; ~ - M lsslonarics; 299,
oeLs' oS chutenes;; 54 Sabbath SCHOOLS.
ana @,Soi sehoiars;; u Irliin.fa
Dor schoois, ana s4SV pup
Geoe'ao. o'. dg9reggTft gTfe-- e.: lissions
missionaries, MISS 2o4;; CHURCHES
c'iurci, ;' me inel''pers, oS,oS ab5atii
5choo,s, ~, eh'ldren }inders rel
instruction, @o'4e9; with with .9s1fiai,nal 4 fa
Dor :. Schools ana 4sV pupils.
oevcrai II interesting = letters sto tlle
'2ecrelary' rom Methodlstj jtndien Mis-
s.ol;'r'es' are PubiISfied: !: lt seems tlisis8
IN lN"rsn Caroi'i'a "a trcre rs q
y OF ~ ", cheTokees, whos2tyll q ,00gy
acres. ms does not embrace half
.ne'r iahd' me Other portion & l,e
ih9 leit OUT oy reas2H5of the deed sEnots
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ENGLIsH AND AMERICAN MER,
CHANTS. The London correspon-
dent of the Sunday Times Institutes
the following comparison between
the Merchant Princes of the Old
World and the New:
3.s Mr.. Vandcrbilt's steam-yacht, at
sSontharnton has rather astonished
az Bal. The idea of 100000
$belns expended ON pleasure yacht
}pnzzles John. who does not reckon
'i \, s s;R .ag
caanee Of said vessel being we'll sold
Ssins Earope Every one praises the
5ssscraft," however, which really must
be a splendid affair. Mr. v. is common
a1y called "Commodore" Vanderbilt,
and here, (where as man assumes a
title to which he really has no claim
where barber is not "Professor"
\ of ,soap:snds ninety nine out of every
hundred people believe that "Commo.
sdoEe" Vanderbilt holds bona Gde
rank in the United States Navy
seqniyalent(fro the "reyardless of
expense, manner in which he works
Tito that Of Lord High Admiral Of
England! Our merchant princes beat
yours in wealth, (thcre are five men
sinsManchcster who are worth G15,-
100000, ,)but they hoard, to buy
landed estates out of which by-and
sby; their heirs, if not themselves, will
rise 4toEfhe rank Of the nobility. l
confess that | much prefer the Amer
B ican mode of enjoying life.
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near Louisville.
The Camden Jodrual lEAta blishme 4
is offered .f6f sale by its proprietor
u WAhREE,. Esq, who's about tsSSsrc, VI
move to Charleston to engage in HE
mercantile buisiiniess. M
ling CuINA TREE.- The Iaflssc
sbnne SUI s.. are inde ebted taS
l8f otll. citizens for an
f,f t..si u -
forms aa that ii " as. itye5dla fli tS
this country before The IleydI1tintiafy2
iNsarsby afmercantile firm Of Pliiia:s Z
deiphiannd Esstonton, North CaroIitNi
which traded with China. he firstf5ss stfs
tree was planted in the sffusrnerrs35c.itY,
but, under an appreien sion that It's
would not live in climate,
it was removed to Eatonton, where ID {
grew apace and was greail iii I'D
After it commenced bloeiling The speos
pie came as many rs twenty and thirty
miles to see it. 3Y.5 ~
From this single tree, it was propa5
gated through the country, aud nos.ins
most of our cities tits one of file,
lnonest Of our shade trees. The first
tree was still vigorous twenty ears
ago.
FALSE RouLETrE 1sABLEs. Tie
New, York Day Book5says: 3sss9s
Among ti.e articles taken from
the gambling place Of Jeremy I51ilozSss
van, the o:her day, was aroulctte tl
bile, so constructed that the party Bet
ting was wholly at the mercy of those
having charge Of the game md t.
they elected that be should not vim siS !,
was impossible for him to do So
This fact should operate as warn
ing to those tempted to shake their
money; and such may be assured q hat
nearly all instruments used sby pro-
frssed gamblers are the same chars
acter." 81;
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR ~
PRIzE EssAY.-The Tract Society Of
the nj. +. Church in Ncw2Y orls, dfsa:;
the sum of $500 for Al, Essay on s.
tematic Bencliccncc, particular refel.;
encc to the philanthr5pic finances Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The length, it is stated, should not
much exceed one hundred pages duo.S
dccimo. They must be sentin pfs.yi-
Gus to the st of January next ;Is
-~~--~--c-- g.. y as.si
How THEY ARE KNOWN. he fiji.
lowing fragment of conversat ton 5synss
overloaded, the other day, (s1ys the
New York Dag Book, Of the 18th, on
board steamboat:
81 met Lord Ellcsmeres and hisi
party at Mia ara tho other day
knew the ladies were persons OF dis
tinciion the moment saw them, bass;
cause they wore no Jewellery: nor9arsss5
other ornament whatever a
,OSE OF THE HEss.The ts5oons
socket Patriot editor gnlakcs ,sre ffsy
over the mistake ofmi old |Sliaggllaf
hen of his that had 3heea set ing for.
| iivc weeks upon two Fsn3iitl Isl ones slilfs
n piece of bfick.! "iier anxiety {
quoth he, SIS no greater tIGsss 9uGs toS
know what size will hatch. il &c Pro yes
Il brick yard that hcn5is not SHE! NJ
Speaking ofintefycHti,stl, eiap tllg3
other day said, q lleeep teryeiseti
but once, and that sNSils bcttyee AM,
Irisiimal ant! his ,silts slilio32iiiey
were exchanging fist icons, and sliN
followipg is What stts pains
EIilne mokSrt hsRyl i;sui siiSie tss
EiaelS, aid Ehe eslti rs sss {. SIS iis;ll
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The Camden Jo,nnal EStab b!ishmenss I
is offered .f6f sale by its proprietor
j. WARREs,. Esq, wliosis about tore, u
move to Charleston to engage in sthe,5$
Mercantile fnSi,less
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CALEB Cusu1NG AND STATES

t.t. " y p, b. r
GAhED CUSHING AND STATES.
RIGHTS. We call attention to the
following extract from the Attorney
Generals speech at Wilmington,
delaware. lie is one Of the North.
ssrnS appointments in Prcsid't Picrce's
Cabinet
iigssss n Q, gentlemen, that government
which represents your greatness,
which is the agent of your power,
shasSbeensenabled, through long years
sof prosperity, to conduct this country
from triumph to triumph, mounting
sas it2Were day after day, towards
those imperial heights Of greatness
which eaare destined to attain. |
say that government has done it,
first, because it is but the cmbodi.
5ment of your own spontaneous, self:
acting wills; and, secondly, to 90
back to the idea l desire to present
TO you, because of that wise provis.
ION Of the trainers Of the Constitu-
ton which gave to the thirteen States
equal representation in the Senate
5of5the United States. That, gentle
men--that much abused and much
misunderstood doctrine of the rights
3of the States, that glorious, grand,
sandssublime conception of the CO.
equal rights of the States. one in the
presence Of the other, which to-day
is called secession, and tomorrow
;disunion, by whatever name of re.
,;1roachs j aERise man may see fit to
1slandersit-that is in truth the origi-
nal {cardinal spirit Of the constition Of
the United Statcs.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Selinsgrove Bridge Co,np,rv


oIlCE Is hereby given that Books will be
~ opened TO receive Subscriptions to the
Capital Stock of the &iinsgrore Bridye go,apauu
on WEDDY, the 2yth Of JULY next, AZ The
following named places AT the House o.
MI. DAVIS, ia Sclia-~roye,
JACOB Fryer, in AilddeDurg,
Charles d. Kline, in Lewisburg,
Isaac d. Boyer, in Freeburs, Union couuty.
Samuel Thompson, in Sunbury,
Peter Snyder, in Lower Augusta,
J.: Herb, in Upper Mahanoy, Morbid county,
Mlchl Weaver,i in Minersville, ,Schu'l COUNTY;
al winch time and places one or more of the
Undersigned will attend for the purpose of
receiving such subscriptions.
NER RMIDDLESWARTH PETER SNYDER
w. +. WAGENSELLER UW SNYDER
CHARLES y. MOIER G.LEISENRIN(;
JAMES X. DAVIS, G.F. MILLER
JOHN Is. PACKER HENRYC EYER
EDWARD Y. BRIGHT JNO. WALLS
WILLIAM CAMERON JOHN GUNDY
JACOB SEASHOLIZ IRATCLEMENT
Commissioners.
Selinsgrove, June H. 1853
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IIlli~-~itith -
lIAHHl3Do

In Milton, 9Th inst by Rev. DIR. l,ongmore,
C~AaIEs A. GARRISON, Of Troy. N. u, and
Miss MAnr ELiHoR WILSON, of Milton.
By Rev. J. p. Shindle. I'd alt. IT, +. JARRErr
and Miss RxBEccA MussKLNAN, both oi Selihs-
grove. On the 18Th, FREDERIcK, son oi hon'
Geo. Kremer, of MiddlebIrg, and MISS ELSinA
daughter Of Isaac Smith, of Isle OF que. on
the 18th, p. M.LAscrHoS SHISDLI' (ensiheerJ
,,a Miss C.ru.KrxE Haas. both of Sunbury.
In New Berlin, 3Oih ult. by Rev.A.B Casper,
Jomx G. Fuss, printer, and Miss LrDIA SwARr-
Ikxn1a, both Of New Berlin.
In the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Phil 2sih
u,,.. by Rev. MIG Clarke, THosas WHITE and
S.sAH E. ALLEN, all Of Philadelphia.
On the 2s,h ult, by Rev. v.Wm.SterlIng, Louis
Kuarz Editor of Der Demokrdfische Burger, and
Miss MARY A. HxIvLr, all Of Williamsport.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
I2NyOTIltIITIHAIpTIY.

r. Slee. a professor and teacher of this
art is staying at Mr.. Kline's, the Washington
House. and is now forming classes for Instruc.
ton in this unique system of short hand which
is the quickest and most easy means known
for reporting public speakers. Mr.. Slee's
Terms are very moderate for the course of
instruction (at the residence of pupils if pre-
ferred) s5; parties of three, sG; parties Of six,
$3.50, and TO larger classes at a less rate.
LewiSburg Julv 70, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
&sIssoLDTIoR3

FEHE Partnership heretofore existing under
i the Firm Of CHHIsr & FnIcK between
Lew b. Christ and George 4. Frick in the
Foundry Business, is this 24lh day of June
1893 dissolved by limitation. Gee. A. Frick IS
alone authorized TO scltle the business OF The
FIRM, except IN case OF his absence from home
when l.. Is. Christ will attend 10 the same.
J.. b. CHRIST,
GEO. A. FRICK.
NIB. All persons indebted To SAID Firm are
requested 10 make payment of the same by the
lSt day OF October next-Gfier which time ali
accounts viii be left with Justice for immed-
late collection. $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Female Medical Education.

Tenn Medical Coitege Of PHILADELPHIA.
TINHE Fall Course of Lectures to Females,
Il commences Sept. 5, and continues l6
weeks.
Ladies engaged in the study of medicine, or
others, wishing 10 be informed in regard to
this Institution, will have the Announcement
sent them BY addressing the Dean. Fees for a
single Course Of Lectures, $50. For Schohy-
ship Certifeate,entiiling the holder to attend tVo
full courses, only $50. Four courses, S75 SIX
courses, Sl00, etc.
ABRM. IIVEZEY, NJ. D., DEAN,
No. :29, n. 18th ST. PhiLtdefphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
POISONING.

Thousands Of parents who use Vermfuce conrosea "i
Castor OIL CaIomr &c. not aware thai WINE INC.
ur-ar 70 benefit yat:cL they actually the
furdatons for n series Of diseases such As ss'alon'
loss of sight, weakness Of liuiss. &c
In ancter cciumn will L., found the advertisement
Yohensack's McdIciEss To winch we ASK the su"hu
All directly inter strd their well as Their cil
,ircn', health In Liver Complaints aud all disorders
arising from thos bilious type, should make use oil
- n, ns d,c-,-sf" but ask for Iioirrnsarks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills aud observe that each has the sig
sia,ir. the Proprietor, J. N HoBlNsAeh' as Ionc
else genuine. li.f"'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
.yCOP 18Th.
To Collectors and Tax-Payers.

FENHE tax payers Of Union county will please
take notice that On Abatement Of FIVE
Der cen! on all State taxes will be allowed by
the Collectors for the present year 1883, 10 all
those who pay on or before the 9Th of JULY
next. The abatement will be allowed only on
the State tax. agd 10 those who pay their state
and al least ONE RALLY of their County taxes
those who do not pay the onehalf of the County
tax. will have no abaiemen; allowed on The
State tax, and are to pay the full amount with
which they are charged
The undersigned. having no doubt of the
integrity and fidelity, or the ability and dispo-
sition of the people to pay their taxes, rely
with confidence on their prompt action.
GEORGE HEBiBACn,t
SIMON ss.E, I1lnam 4 MEEEoLp' oonnlssrosEns'
Commissioner Office, New Berlin, June To- 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
DIED,

In East Buffalo, 18th inst. LEONARD. son OF
John G. Brown, aged about years.
In Kelly TIP, lith inst. JoHN HuNHkL' aged
70 years-one of the Oldest and most respected
citizens.
In Lewisburg, I'd inst WILsoS, son oi James
and Jane C.Hayes, aged months ana IL Gays.
See how =. II. takes them in Ills arms,
With smiles upon His face
And says, Ills kingdom Is of such,
BY fire aud sovereign grace.
At the residence of Hugh Wilson, Jr, in
Buffalo, 2lst uit., CHARLES WILSON, aged 6S
years.
In Lewistown, at the residencespf her SON
in.law, Hon. Abraham s Wilson, hrs. NAxcY
NoRsIs, Telct of The late John Norris, OF
Browns Mills, in her 77th year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Ad,ninistrato tor,s Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL duly granted to the undersigned on the
estate of JOHN HENNING, deceased, late of
Kelly Twp, Union County, notice is hereby
given all persons indebted 10 said estate TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it will present them, atiested,
for set,ement,to TO DAM. D.GULDIN,
July 7, 1858. pd Administrator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

GrThe "Iiverpool American is the title
of new independent paper recently started
al Liverpool. Perry Co, by E. l.. Mowry.
neat and promising Democratic paper
styled the Peoples Advocate and Press" has
Just been established in Bloomfield, Perry Co.,
under the editorial control of J. II. Shcibley.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Female Medical College Of PENNSYLVANIA
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION


The next Course of Lectures in this Institu-
tton Will commence on Saturday, Oct. Isl :,
1883. and Continue fee nD'.ths (2l weeks,
closing on the 25ih of February, 1854.
FACULTY.
David J. JOHNSON N. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
ToAicrUgy.
ELL"0ob HARVEY, y. n Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine.
ilLhERN DARLINGTON. VI. -, Professor Of Surgery
ANN PEi-fUN. II. D. Professor of P.ysiuiu.y
tLNl N itssELi. VI. p. Professor u: Anatomy.
MARI G. KERR. NJ d Professor OF Mat, ria M,dics ard
General Therapeutics.
MARTHA ii HuWIi ". D., Professor Of Obstetrics aud
Disease of " omen and Chillr-n.
ALNlRA L. FoN iER, Il. H., Ee.nons,ra,or Of Anatomy
and Chemistry
Persons wishing further information as 10
ie:nS, regulations. etc, or desirous OF receiving
copies Of The Announcement viii please apply
personally or hy letter Ia the Dean of the Fac
ullv, DAVID ). JOHNSON. md.
iSl ::9 Arch ~. Ih,i0d.iphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

n~ Supreme Court business has delay
cd the Chronicle three days this No. We
shall catch up to our usual day as soon as
possible.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Zctuisburg .#drket.
Corrected tbs Day.

1I DTGEST-- srcH TriE TRUE MEANING n the word
.PEPSINr Of the t~o Gr,ek wort- from which II Is
,riy This is the significant and appropriate title 81
the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC IL VI
,,rp.rrI by DR. j. = oUGliTJN OF Philadclphia. f'yIn
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