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New Meat shop.
The Ch0icest FRESH Meas - n 4 at the
- Il In ~ esI r vicekl

VIZ d. MOokE has lust opened "a Meat Shop,
w on Brady s1-.t, between fcarth and kisth
west aide. whore they inteld Accom- hand full
>ssortment OF the Meats offered ths DAv-
enport public. The patronage Of families Is respectful
ly .olicited a only will Meats r. good, but
prices low. There's going down tc IN for Beef,
Mutton Pork etc., when you supply yourselves with
the best 1t W. D. MoOhk'S.
noyiotf
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nav RDARIliNE-

M Boards Al the co nsr Of Fourth aud Main sts :,
In Iho house ow ned by Hon. j. Thoriugton, who're
she can accommo odats soms hfteen or twnty day
bosrders.
One room suitable for gentleman andwifs oietit !
-l.a-aa LIZ
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feV1 of NertS Fierenee. 4. r.

HEOR6k ALLIN0 . Co., Junction 81 Front sad
NJ second, agents for the sale sf building lots In
be above town, which they now osr for sale II low
figure North flnrcncs situited on the Missouri XIV
q, 10 mss aboss Omaha City, and hasal tAe hshsass
for city. Having plenty Of stoac sed tanb aad
sasamboAt lending. oss wishinS y oslAa lots vosld
AeW11l - EN- sooa+ Bssao4p
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YoH SALE, ! 600

-scE a @s Yo1 SALE. sS29 s&3t
A LEASE Of Lots upoa shich are erected I've
"a bVntlpss usv4 % sssVsgoR, make ,Aad blssk !.
Smiths = me bs3 siAkd Or thai busi as 8 In Dsv-
esssrtyal sss sesoaysssd isN . srosSy e.l.e-
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UHe who can wrap himself mp
in silence, when every word would be
in vain, will understand how to cou-
meet euergy with patience.
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New Store and New Goods
E. & r. H. TYNER
RE aow opening At the stand formerly occupied by
n sutton & Co., corner OF Rock Island and SecOud
streets, an entire new stock Of
DRY GODS,
Bought by one of the arm in the city Of New York
expressly Market and well suited 70 the trade
aud season. Our stock of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Islsrse, aud comprises great many elegant styles
and patterns; Esrk, Fancy, Plain, striped and Plaid
sh and ftench Merinos, Parametta Cloths &c. Aiso,
heavy stock of Merrmsc, Cocheco, Bay State Phil
p Aliens and other good brands Of
PRINTS.
All of which will be sold at low prices.
CLoAKS AND MANrILLAS
This department of stock is full aud complete
aud contains great many new styles, bought direct
Of the manufacturers; also splendid assortment Of
cLoARING CLOTHS,
Long and Square Broche aud Bay stats shawls,
pEoshs a ssa &C also nice ssresy Of L.di.. 0psrs
Hosiery, Glovss, &e. Our stochA
EMBRoIDERiEs
ContAins great many beautiful Collars Handler
aud complete stock Of Velvet and other Drsss 80
Cioak Trimmings Our stock Of
STAPLE GOODS
Is very large, and contains splendid variety Of Rad
Blankets, brown and Bieached Mualins q nd brillinra
Ticking. Woclen and Canton FIsnne., Lindssys, Den.
Our goods were bought with the suention Of opening
hers about the rst OF last month"; but were not able
that we will sell them At very low prcesss law. not
lower than were ever before offered in this city order
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LU M B f. r!
-r CANNO
Steam Saw 8 Planning Mills

StO0M saw q ( A0AAAS A4AAo
M AND
SASH, DOOR X BLIND factory.
WOULD respectfully cali the attic ntton Of Buiid.
Aers, Farme rs and the public generally TO my iaYg
and well assone stock OF A8
LUHRRR, LATH AND 6HI GILES,
and to Cash Purchasers win mako IL az object to
call At my m--the Lowest Mill on seeo nd street,
d. where have now on band, b.a
Fencing Of all lengths, from IL to "a #,
Framing Lumber Of every dimension;
Flooring, plansd or rough,
Barn Boards Of alllengths;
Shingles, shaved, CUT or sawed;
Lath Of the best quality;
Alse Furnishing Lumbar, Siding. -.
lam now ore ma red 10 iurplsh at short notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Window and Door Frames. Arcnitraves and
Arehitrsvs Mouldings, Cofumns and Pi-
lastsr Work, Plinths Base Boards,
Panel Wark, Coraiess, Mould.
ines frsn . TO 5tnsAss wide,
I'm Veraadah q Balustrads
" 5a Scroll Work, sa 8 b.
BRACKETS, CONSOLES and MEDALLION OR
NAMENTS, SCROLL 81 WING lone to order.
The machinery in my Door, Sas and Blind Fac
tory being all ofthc latest md best mprovem snt,
and having competent work men, all elders len with
mo win be 6llsd with promptnsss ana guaranteed
10 give 50 atisfaction. u ig stgE al &Ea
Thankful for past fayors, I hope by strict anen.
ton 10 AL orders 70 merit a continuance Of came.
dec 10 Z 7.s5g sd j. NJ. CANNiN.
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StOUes, StOces,
MULTIPLIED 81 syovfs,

AND THE ANSWER IS STOVE EST
A THOUGH We cannot keep on hand some 2OUO
IA 300O Stoves, assome ef nsighbors, the
are, sell 80 cheap and 90 good an article Of
Stoves that II becomes di1cuit TO supply the de-
mald but new snpply Of freight cars have arrved
our aTfangemsnts 70 be abls now - supply the
demands ofal, be the same MORE OR LESS
SO afte1 looking around among all the "ON L
HORSE" Stove shops In this city, N no purpose,
Twitehsu Gillstt's,
The only Stove Emporium fn the west, and buy =
9topeiSs 10 Stsvs. In our prices, for cheappe
We defy all compstuon-svery article carrsatsS,
nnd II not sstsfactory, We refund ths money. Among
our assortment may Do found the celebrated Es NJ
Forest Oak, for wood er Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King a
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinda Of Parlov, once snc Heating Stoves,
Tin snd Copper Ware on hand At all times, Roof.
ing, Jobbing, 6e. done to order. %
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
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Professional CARDS.
IawIiers.

laNiierS.
fAEo. GuELiCH. J. w. STEWART
GUELICH & STEWART.
Attorneys and counssllors at Law, Notariss
Public, 10.
Cohseyancing, investigations Of Titles, Payment
Of Taxes, Loaning and invcssm snt Of Money, and
kli other regular business promptly attended 10.
Lee laire Row,
sep4 dH DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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LAND AGENTS ct Florence, Nsbraska Terry.
RRRWSTEk 4 KNIGHT,
Lands entsred and Warrants located 10 Sioux City
Fort Dodge and Council Rl06s. s5 pasH&
E-PCoilsctions promptly All ended To-.
R.P. BREWSTER, B. p. KNIGHT,
Auy Coun,r. at Law. Civil Enginesrd a. Surveyor.
REFER TO-
Dawson Il True, Esqrs. Editsr Gazette,
Or. j. M. withsrwn1, Dawson & Grises,
II. Price, Esq., J. II. Lane EsQ. .
NAV 10, ,5o-dly - ~
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Peunsylvania Railroad /.

Three Daily Through Trsins between Philadslphia
and Pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgat u A. n ;, and
PittsburgA fer Philsdsipb' az A. n The fast line
leaves Philadelphia II y; end PtssbuIE e. Phil
leaves Philsdelphia for Pittsburgh at II p II. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at IC p. NJ.
!, The above lines connect at Pttsbargh with the
Railroads to andfrom 81. Louis, No., Alton Galsna
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
yille KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
Zanesvlle, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, W.h
tue steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
ST. -Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 Or from either Of the
For further particulars hsndbills at the differ.
ent starting points. Passengers from the West will
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston. d
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
,. MHSKiAkN, Agent Pas ssnEer Lines, Pits.
PhilS. Nov I'd IS 1Iy 81 st'Il a5...s staas5Ira
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~ y VI - : ~
Sts1Bfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES
ST Q v e s r o r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory.
"a Street, doors East Of Harrison.
Wholesale ..rd 1staul sF

NTHERk will always be 10 one OF the best az
w sortments Of Stoves, Tin late, Sheet iron,
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
wsssiu tAis city. among Ms as.ot.nan, Of u
@ 5 4 OV II >
Stoves, coal or wood; a. 90 o ful and complete
sortment Parior, Box and Heating stcyes. Eleys,et
Oven stoves, and many other patterns too numrr,
Gus 10 mention Cur motto ID, Quick Sales and
Small Pronts Good work, all warranted OF sale;
One dollar save ID dollar es rned and by calling
at this Stove Store yon viii ii and get juss
good an article a. at any other house.
Particular ate ntion paid TO House Roofing, Spout
ing and Job Work In general ont of good Tn and
stock, hoping 20 receive snare Of the public pat
r0uags by this motto: "Quick Sales and Small
Pro6ts.n fsep6l b. 1. HORNE.
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NEW TIN q G1pKE.

NE W lin y OHtE.
THE suhscribsrs have just opened q store on Hsr
1 rison bet.een Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of - 81 3TE7
Copper, Tin and sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Rooflng, Spousing and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
ssppled vita !. ware 81 Wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, tesd nc., taken In exchange 10,
goods. IAl l6dtn GRANTEES BELL.
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Childrsn's Woelsa Goods.
ID EST assortment In town, as JUoI'&
ID octIs Brady st., bet. 4th and 9th.
CO-PAkfNERsHIP NOTICE.
WE have this day admitted into our arm as part.
w nsr +. X. MolLsY@ The name OF the 1Fm 70.
naming the sane - hsrstofors.
RVANS, CHBW CO.
Davenport, January ls, 1857. Uan3Odu
.sf Iotice.
rTNHK undersigned havisg puIckAsed the intssest Of
i Mr.. Boersch In the Arm Of BoeTsch, BsennsY Il
Co., will hereafter c0pducs khs Copper, Tia and
She st Iron business .ndSr the name aud EsleOf
s1 rZ BKsENkK 4 CASSRL.
N. B,--Tho new arm viii settle sll accounts dus
10 or from the OLD arm.
Sept. 2s.-dif
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pENN0YLVANIA RAILR0AD.
a @l

The rreat Central Route, connecting the AZ iants
cities with the Western, Northw cstsrn, ans South
road aIso connects NJ Pittsburgh with daily limo
S,samers 70 al psrts the Western kivers, and
Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers y all ports
on the Northwestern Lakes; making ne most d.
rect, eAeapest and reliable r0sts BY which Froigh
can be for warded to and from the Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and PittsburR,
First class. Boots, shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books ,aDry Goods i'm g0c . Inn 4
boxes, bales and trunksD Drugs
(in boxes d balss,) Furs, Feathers,
SECOND Glass sss Dom ebtic Sheet
ing. shirting and Ticking. .(iu. origi-
L nal bxles,l Drugs I'm casksD hard- Toe. vlOOA
l ware, Leather lin rolls or boxes,i
| Wool and sAeep Pslts, Eastward.
Third ClAss.s.Anvils, Steel,
| Chains Qn casks,) Hemp, Bacon
/ Pork, Sailed Qooseor in sacks TO- f65c . 100
| bacco, manufactured, except Ci- $500 .Ia
FSnrth ass...Co6se, Fish ,Ba.
con, ,BeefG Pork, lin casks or box
es ess,ward,) Lard d Lard OIL, $50 100 4.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Do.
ss GRAIN 50 cts. per 100 - until further notice.
yColTON-ss per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight unit. futner notice.
.dslbaia, BE- PARTICULAR 70 marx s;a Psss
svIssais Rs.lrsslt All goods csnsignsd TO tho q.
rents for his Road At Philsdelphis or Pthbure, wiz
So forwarded withoutdetention.
phil, Tenn. r. r. Sass Co., q. Louis,J 8. Mitch
iii & Son, Evsnsviils, Ind; Dumssnil, Bell 4 Bur
dock, and Carter 4 Jswett, Louisville ,Ky:R Mel
irs sniSn 1.Ssa s. s.a ,H11
O.: Leecb & Co., 81 kilby Of. Boston; Leech 4 Co,
As.or House, N. York; William d. and 8 Batter
Place, New York; &. J. .Sneeder, Philadelphie; Ma
graw& Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Prouciscui, Pitn
H:H. HOUSTON, 0s.srsl ErsixAt .axsst, Pale
H. J.LOABAERT, SsSr. 40 1sss, Ps.
, 1857-06-12

FARMERs GUIDE.-The concluding No. Of lii vui
is upon our table, and We but repeat the mannW
verdict of the Agricultural press, in saying aaht
among the most complete and reliable eontrluio6,
to scientific and practical agriculture. The amhE
ment of the work is convenient for TeieFenre, tha
lustratons beautiful, the language plain slsir, ld
ligible, and truthful. The work compniisiuo un
SvO vols. Of 1900 pages, including GOO wood uh M
IA steel engnvings.- Ohio Cuhirator.
We have received this highly interesting ibt ust.
but above all, practical work. We know Of % On
agricultural work ever published in this eouHy Md
might compare with the one just named in pnd0l
usefulness and intrinsic merit in -Bufss
Wool Grocer.
THE FARNER's GUIDE.--This work Is nd nhs 4
agricultural knowledge, presented in dnpk adh
miliar STYLE giving copious details Of the lc pnrn
on English farms, and adapted to genenl ne n ID
country by the judicious notes Of the Amerfin tdl
The intelligent farmer will find it very aitlacVe nd
ing. In the comparison between English and Ansh
can husbandTy. for which il furnishes ample makiSl
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing b
product Of his own acres. The mental stimulus li'd
by the perusal Of such writing is quite impcllln
their more immediate purposes; and even hJ
should not refund the expense Of their purtbnsh b
dollars and cents at the end Of the year, they vn
than make the outlay good in the Intellectual bntih
which they impart.-Nsio York ITibune
, 1857-06-12
IL rue PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION

u Tue fhESlDENfO OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas treaty Of peace and amity between the
United States Of America and the Empire Of Japan
was concluded and signed between their penipotent
laries at kanagawa on the thlty6rst day Of March
IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and hityfour which treaty is, word for word as fol
The United States Of America and the Empire Of
Japan desiring 70 establish firm lasting and sincere
friendship between the two nations have resolved to
TX, in a manner clear and positive, by means Of a
treaty general convention Of peace and amitv the
rules which shall in future be mutually observed in
the intercourse OF their respective countries foT
which most desirable object the President OF the Uni
ted States has conferred full powers on his commits
siOner, Matthew Calbraith Perry special ambassador
Of the United States TO Japan and the August SOyer
eign OF Japan has given similar full powers 10 his
commissioners, Hayashi Daigaka-no kami, lido, prince
Of TsusSima, lava, prince Of Mlmasak and Udono
member Of the board Of revenue. And the said com.
musiOners, after having exchanged their said mi
powers and duly considered the premises have agreed
to the following articles -
Article /. There shall be a perfect, permanent.
and universal peace and sincere and cordial amity
part. and the empire Of Japan the other part and
beyeen their people respectively, without exception
Of persons or places.
Article 2. The port Of Simoda, in the principally
Of Idzu and the port Of Hakodade in the prineipal
ty Of Matsma are granted by the Japanese as ports
for the reception Of American ships, where they can
he supplied with wood, water, provisions, and coal
and other articles their necessities may require as far
the Japanese have them. The time for opening the
frstnamed port is Immediately signing this treaty;
the lastnamed port Is 10 be opened Immediately after
the same day in the ensuing japanese year [Note.-
tariff OF prices shall be given by the japanese Off
cers OF the things which they eau furnish, payment
for which shall be made in gold and silver coin.l
Article 8. Whenever ships OF the United States
are thrown or wrecked on the coast Of Japan, the
japanese vessels shall assist them, and carry their
crews 10 Simoda, or Hakodade, and hand them over
70 their couBtymen appointed TO receive them what
ever articles the shipwrecked men may have preserved
shall likewise he restored, and the expenses meufed
in the rescue and support Of Americans and Japanese
who may thus BE- thrown upon the shores OF either
nation are not TO be refunded.
Article 4. Those shipwrecked persons and other
citizens Of the United States shall he free as in other
countries and not subjected to confinement, but shan
be amenable TO just laws.
Article S. Shipwrecked men and other citizens Of
the United States, temporarily living at Simoda and
, 1857-06-12
Nonpareil Saloon,

s. L. D. wESTBRoOK, PRoPRIEToR,
Main Street, TSoO Doors NORTH Of The Pacific House
TNHE citizens Of Olympia the travelling community
il in particular and the universal world In general
hereby informed by the undersigned, that he has
leased the above well known establishment and will
endeavor to make it an agreeable resort for all who
may favor him with their custom.
II shall be the constant endeavor Of the proprietor
70 maintain the good name and character this house has
ever sustained. He will ever keep on hand the hEsr
Of Wines, Liquors. Syrups Cigars, &C., and conduct
the establishment in such manner, that few shall
equal-none excel" !
Oysters, HOLSTERS, sardines, eggs &c, furnished v
private parties, II desired.
bali alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises.
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit,
and " halo y books.
s. l.. D. wEsTBRoOK.
Olympia, Jan. II, 1856. yn.lG.
, 1857-06-12

"REDBRAR COTTAGE, EDNu1cu
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co.-Gentiemg
to say that your Farmers Guide Is the oblv -.
edition published in the United States Of Ins,, !.
my work the Book of the Farm The edition r,-
lating at present in the States under the I'M Al A
Book Of the Farm, is taken from the arst editim 4
my work, written ten years ago, which, in nv se,ri
entirely re-modellCd, and 10 great p,r n
wrote, adopting all the more recent improvement !
the practice Of agriculture suggested " Sseutf,
pertinent, and making IT, in effect, quite new hi
al am, sir, your obedient servant
HENRY STEPHEyNr
, 1857-06-12
United States District Court.

NHE regular sessions of the United States District
Court, as fixed by majority Of the Judges of the
supreme Court, are as follows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
lst Monday in October.
Associate Justice o. B. MCFADDEN, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, I'd Monday in March, and
LIST Monday in September.
-Chiei Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland 2d Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August
Associate Justice +. A. CHESOwETH, presiding.
The duration of the terms are limited to period Of
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expira
ton Of that time.
BY order Of a majority of the JrDGEs.
Olympia March :, 1851. tCnoI5.
, 1857-06-12
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL
DRAWING-R00M COMPANION.
a Reeord "a tle beauiifld anl nssfid IN n.

n I'tVO'u o u'e O1uaIVW dHd UsIJW N ME
This paper presents in the most elegant and avaia-
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Of the day. Its columns arc devoted TO orig tales
sketches and poems, by the BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS,
and the cream Of the domestic and foreign the
whole well spiced with wit and humor. Each paper
is beautifully illustrated with numerous accurate en-
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rent events in all parts of the world and Of and
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Popuous city in the known world Of all buildings Of
note in the eastern or western hemisphere of all the
principal ships and steamers Of the navy and merchant
service with fine and accurate portraits of every noted
character in the world, both male and female.
, 1857-06-12
Notice to the Public

VNHAT have entered my Land Claim, located OF
Il the Chehals river, Lewis county, W. T., and for
bid any person trespassing on said land.
A. 5. WILSON.
Oct. 10, lsh5'--6tf
, 1857-06-12
CIR a GO % M o. u GO ~
NU h = IRxs
Fruit, Shrubs, g. Flowers.

a IN addition 10 my former extensive variety of
FRUIT SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
have lately obtained from one Of the most extensive
nurseries in California, a choice lot Of
SHRUBBERY, FLOHERS, ZINES, &C.,
Among which may be found the following
varieties English Strawberries;
" Raspberries;
Is budded Peaches;
so Roses, from the California Premium
Nursery;
Also, fine lot Of ornamental trees, such as English
walnut, American elm, horse chestnut, butter-nut,
weeping willow, &c.
Also, many other varieties Of Shrubs and Flowers,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, can be found at the
Grand Mound Branch Nursery, in front Of E. Sylves-
ter's new residence.
With this addition to my former large and selected
assortment Of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, Apricot, and other trees in endless variety,
and Of from two to four years growth feel sanguine
that my nursery is by far the most extensive in the
Territory, and am confident that sell at prices
that cannot he competed with by any engaged in this
branch Of business.
L. D. DURGIN.
Olympia, Feb. 20, 1857. nOI3ly.
, 1857-06-12
The British Periodical
Republications,
AND THE
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Price Reduced 10 Five Dollars,

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York street.
, 1857-06-12
Eight Horse Power.
Pitts Improved Patent TbreShtr and Separator.

7NW. GLASGOW & Co., are prepared at short no
i tice, to do up the business Of threshing Wheat
Oats &c. throughout the county OF Thurston. The
Thresher "puts through and separates so bushels
wheat per hour.
Terms Wheat per rbusbel, II cents; Oats, cents
The machine will be kept in operation until all the
wheat in the country is threshed.
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, 1857-06-12
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