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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03
sPRcIAL NOTICE s.

~ mpe to be regretted that While in The enjoy
meat Of health, Paa BY many. to the
preservation Of neltmnhea blessing. luxurious living
habits Of indosnse, exposure sudden ehanses Of tenn
ataFe. and neglect Of the premOutOTy symptoms Of dis
ease; are tie precursors o. many fatal malades Taken
upon the aFst Indication Of attack, anything, VII re-
eVe the sufferer, purify the blood, restore vigorous cir
enlaton and thoroughly the SYSTEM Is SANDS
sarsaPaFiHa-
Prepared ana sola by A. d D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
FULTON Street, New York.
sOIi also BIZ J. II. cRUsiRActiEtI-
sofa also bg Druggists generally. ns-IH-dAE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

ScARLATINA.-A member Of the Massachu-
sets Medical Society sends to the Boston Tran
script the following remedy for this much dread
ed and now prevalent disease:
Nothing less than a desire to save life urges
me to address a few words to the public upon
this terrible disease. Last week there were no
less than % deaths by Scarlatina in this city.
While the epidemic is so prevalent and fatal,
called to the prophylactic virtues of BeladOnna.
That these have been so little known and &c
knowled, / must think is owing to its having
been first brought forward as specific by Hah-
neman, the father of Homeopathy, it being thus
looked upon with distrust from its connection
with this system. Many eminent physicians,
however, who entirely reject Homeopathy,
have published their opinion in its favor, and
there exists an amount of evidence abundanty
Isufficent to establish its efficacy.
| Moreover, the remedy is cheap, safe and
comparatively harmless. Nothing more is re-
ouisite than tumbler of water containing four
able If not, about two grains of the extract per-
fectly dissolved. OF this, an adult may take
teaspoOnful; child, a half or quarter as much,
according to nge-repeating the dose every four
or five days while the epidemic is in the neigh
borhood, or every day, If there be any known
exposure TO it. The quantity taken should be
Hess if it should cause dilated pupils, irrasbiity
and disturbed sleep. 1t is n mistake to suppose
| that this use of BelladOnna will always prevent
Scarlatina. 1t only modities it, as a general
rule and destroys its mnlignancy. But so cf-
ectunlIy does it do this that in not less than 2uO
or 800 cases of apparent exposure to the in
lection, where have given seasonably of the
| Belladonna, have never known one fatal case
| IN OrCnr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03
AIL HAIL!!
SOMETHING FOR TIE MIhLIoN!l
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION oF ALL, OLD AND
w young this wonderful preparations which tarns
back TO ts Oruna color nHrcOVeTs the head OF the
bald with luxurant grOwth-Temoves the dandFun Itch
ing and ALI cutaneous eruptlonscauses continual now
Of the natural fluids and hence II used regular dress
ing for the hair wilt preserve its color and keep It from
falling TO extreme oil age, all its natural beauty. We
call them upon bald the gray, diseased In scalp, to
It; surely the young will not they value the hou
ing locks or the Wchng curl be WithOut Its praise
Il IfDon the tongue OF thousands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

4NNNN1IA = n = Ii = - 2 = 2 =, \,
Once beautai and blooming as The rose-nnE how Paidl
her whole complexion nsed win yellow. Ike the sers leaf
Of autumn. going down while Il IS Jet
day - Try Hamptons Vegetable TneiuFe and
she WIN the mighty ehanse-hai amer al The
other medicines freely taken, could reach heF ease
bat this pleasant balm frOna Natures garden.
PSr sale By tn. LOGAN CO.,
f,r9o Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03
WATERFORD, Mass, July IS. 1855.

PROP. D. J. woODi With confidence do recommend
YOUR Hair being the most eicacOus article
ever saw have used waPhtne and other prepare
tOns Of the day, all without effect Since using your Hair
Restorative hair and Whskers which almost white
have gradually grown dark; and now feel confident, that
few applications Will restore them to their natural
color II also has relieved Of all dandFuH and unpcaS
itching common among persons who PersPrr freely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

TnEnew English Quarterly Review, in sketch
of Mr.. Buchanan's personnel says:--"He has
the habit Cthat historians attribute to Alexander
the Grca0 of holding his head somewhat incIi-
ned to one side, and sometimes partially closing
one eye, as if to prove, what was undoubtedly
the case during his mission in this country, that
he could see a vast deal more with half an eye
than all our Ministers when they opened both
theirs to the fullest extent, as they had to do
more than once, If all tales be true, during the
course of their transactions of business with
Mr.. Buchanan"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

PROF. woOD-Having experienced the magic effect Of
your Restorative drop you this upon the subject
About two years ago my commenced falling OF and
turning gray; fast becoming bald. met friend who
had used YOUR Restorative, spoke highly Of its viT
tues was Induced try 1t, although had but little faith
had before tried so many other remedies Ieonmenced
fastened hair hEmly 1t began TO h up grow ont .nS
fully restored original color, health and appearance
aud cheerfully recommend its use to ALL . ,o-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

TnE CREpr OF PexSsyLvASIA.-The Penn
sylvanian says that all remember the bitter
taunts which Sydney Smith hurled upon Penn
syIyanip II i hsE 81 pnBc ebt
striking proof of how completely her credit has
recovered from the shock it then suffered, is fur
nished by the fact that daughter of Sydney
Smith, notlong since, invested $4,000 in the
same stock her father had SO bitterly denounced,
in preference to an investment in any other class
of securities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03
The Nashville Patriot

TMPoHrANr INvESTrON The Nashville Patriot
notices the following:
Mr.. p. O'Neal, a carpenter Of this city, Is
about to take out a patent for an invention which
promises to be of great advantage to steamboat
navigation. It is an Improvement in motive
power for propelling steamboats, does away with
the immense wheels now used, and is expected
to make a ten-horse engine propel steamboat
with as much speed rs thirty -horse engine
now does. We had the pleasure of examining
a model Of, this Ingenious invention yesterday.
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Tnp Memo PuENoNESA IxvrsTIaAEED.-I'hl

The NRGRo PHENOMENA INvRsTIGAEED.-The
paragraph published in our paper some time
ago, that negro woman of Mr.. Hudley, IN
Limestone county, Alabama, had given birth to
three children, two black and one white, at the
same time, coming to the notice of Peter a.
Browne, Esq, of Philadelphia, scientific gen.
tlelnan who has been making many researches
and investigations into the different characteris
tics of hair and wool, he addressed note to the
owner of the slaves with the view of obtaining
a specimen of the pilous covering of the heads
of the children. Mr. Fl. politely complied with
his wish, and sent him specimens of the fathers
and mothers hair, of the two black children,
and also specimen of that of the white child
The result of Mr.. Brownies investigation es-
tablished the curious fact that the white child IS
black AlbinOs, its pile being just rs much
wooI-the characteristic of the ncgro-aS that
of the negro-as that of the two black children.
who are pure negroes from a pure father and
mother. We have here the solution of phe-
nOmenon which has sometimes confOunded the
physician, and which he has been disposed to ex-
plain by the presumption of Intercourse with
both white and black on the part of the mother.
in some instances, this presumption may be
correct but the practical utility of Mr.. Brownies
investigation is, that doubt III such cases may
be settled determinedly by an examination Of
the pile. Wool and hair are certainly distinct
characteristics of different species of the human
race, and Interchange between such species gen
cratively is as permanently and distinctively
marked in the pile as any other characteristic
features in the crossing of breeds.
The woman who is the mother OF the children
has given birth to fourteen children, five of
which are white, all we suppose Albinos, and
nine blacks. She had twins once before, both Of
whom were black. The woman and her hus-
band are both the same color, which is quite
dark. They are both pure Africans, Some of
the children are blacker than the parents, but
the white ones are perfectly white MS any Of the
Caucasian race. The phenomenon of an Albi-
nos, believe, is referred by psychologists to n
the person is deprived of the colOring of the
skin and hair Columbia (Ga,) Sun.
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Non1n EAsr, Pennsyivanla. March ., ISIS.

SIR: consequence Of having hatr for several years
past only gray Int perfectly white have cut u short
and hide Il from View but some three months
since, Induced To your hair Restorative and
Justice that Its effects were almost miraculous
changed Il gradually to all Its former 81 endOr rs
to color and soft and ROssy n be mole beaut
when under the Influence OF the ntst
OIL earnestly therefore, recommend to every lady rs
the world BETSY SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

sTnE liabilities Of Charles B. Fessenden, East
India merchant, whose failure was made known
in Boston. on Monday, are stated to be upwards
of 100000. An English Banking House is
the largest CREDITOR being security for 500 600.
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Npw ADvERT1sEnaENTs
An Ordinance

- n. pr-sgpting ana aulitins ae-
u. = -f- .sSinstfhe CIT d Wheeling. -;
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sl@lt ~ u shelihe the1tE e y. n :.
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nte.s.. b,h ~ be handed % HIN N support
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= n S.s ,-.riVel tilrHj and Tie entlitts y! -
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~ ~. - slSirIanaa colegIHing M na-isF'
mart thereof "a the Council =, aREyTfTyGRR
cony-Teste: - CIeTi.
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LIFE AND EXISTENCE
nv Miss AmeIla WnFRynths
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wno1s "wurELlxa PIT used to be all the
rage among the lords and ladies of the Court of
St. James to know who the deuce Junius wasg
1t racked King Georges old idiot head,-it
troubled the ministers waking and sleeping
So, at later day, the people of Europe and
America were on the qui giss, asking who the
dickens is Boz!' But these questions have all
been eclipsed by the query of the correspondent
of the Times, viz: ''who is Wheeling p
''some said It was owl,
Others said nay;
Some said u vas the evil one,
And they all ran away"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

FosxEY's CUasEs, LIKE CutckESs, COMING
HoaE TO Roosr.-The papers of his own kith
and faction denounce Forney's virulcnt TRADES
against Senator Cameorn. The Savannah Re-
publican of the 10th introduces quotation
from his article after the election, as follows /:
t wo do not recollect ever to have seen the
same amount of epithets and denunciatipn crow
ded into similar space, andif Cameron is of
the rascal he is therein represented to be, the
state Of Pennsylvania has covered herself with
disgrnce and infamy by the election of such a
man to the Senate Of the United States. We
give some paragraphs as a sample of the whole,
simply remarhing that editor in the South
couEa pan a@ak an article agditlSt public
.J,lRctionary, ,eitsout tortsitiag the respect Of
all ,sea tOiose good opinions are ,Ooyth hdving."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03
TaE T1uEs or YrsTEnDAY.-we had not in

TnE TruEs OF YEsTERDAY.-we had not in
tended, until late hour, to say any thing in the
xay Of a reply to tho article of the Times, mas
much as we do not consider ourselves in the
fight: although the Times, ever since it began
to notice the communications in our paper, has
by harping on the term convenient" sought
to identify US with the articles. We thought we
had ernphatically made ourselves understood on
that head. But notwithstanding all we have
said, it pertinaciOusly goes on falsifying. When
we have any thing to say to the TINES, it may
depend, it win always hear from US in the
right place But the question does not hinge
on the author 1t is a question of facts. Let
the TImes go to work and take up ''Wheeling's"
first communication and answer, explain or re-
flute unequivOcally, and then, perhaps, ''wheel-
ing" will come to discussion with him, as with
a 'foeman worthy of his steel"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

MIR. BUCHANAN AT WAsnrNGToX. The Wash
ington correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune, says:
A Cabinet meeting which was ordered for
obsequies. Mr.. Buchanan has heard patiently
all suggestions concerning the new Administers
ton, andwhen distinguished Southern Senator
intimated that he had not responded to opinions
which had been offered he replied by saying he
came to listen and would receive ali the advice
his friends had to give, and then return to
Whetland, assuming the responsibility oEmaking
his own Cabinet. This declaration has acted as
a lamper upon obtrusive counsel. He willprob-
ably leave here on Wednesday next Senator
Benjamin is now regarded as out of the ring
The Louisiana delegation in the House called
upon Mr. Slidell, who was understood to favor
Mr.. Beniamin's professions, with a protest
against such selection, and he has yielded
his first inclination. They have recommended
Penn, formerly Member of Congress, for Post
master General, Kevcrdy johnson is now most
urged to represent the Old Line Wings in the
new Administration, as Attorney General, and
with much acceptance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

NEGRO labor is very high in Missouri In
some case $3.50 per year has been giveu for
farm hands. The high price Of hemp is the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

TaE"District of Columbia Association of the
Soldiers of the War of 1912" have resolved to
unite in tho ceremonies of the inauguration of
President Buchanan, on the fourth of March
next They invite the attendance of their
brethren from all the States and Territories.
Such of the veterans as prefer to do SO will be
mt liberty to appear in their uniforms worn in
the war; bear identical arms then used or any
since received as testimonial Of merit or bravery,
as well rs to exhibit any trophy or memorials
which may now bcin their possession. All
intending to be present are requested 10 report
to Colonel William P. Young, marshal, and
appear Mt the city hall on the morning of the
fourth Of March
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TnE PuSlsuMEST OF yEReER-V erger, the as
sassin of the Archbishop of Paris, If executed,
will be executed on the guillOtine This sem
tion. The bishop of the diocese, attended by
the clergy, is seated on the sCaffold, surrounded
by all the sacred implements which are used at
the conservation of priests He then utters 4
prayer, and after some ceremonies, the bishop
will scratch the palm of Yerger's hand, the ends
Of his fingers and thumbs, and the shayen
crown Of his head, to remove the Odor of sane
tity from the culprit. He viii then be unlrock-
cd, and afterwards decapitated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03
ohIcago, 1ll., .lay !; lssl.

Ml1ToRp, wareester Co., Mass, Nov. 70, 1sh5.
a. q E r ma e tsts 81 odr R S5
derful Hair Restorative As far back as 1884, my hair com:
enced falling on, until the top of scalp became bald
and smooth glass, and has continued to fall for great
many years, Notwithstanding have rSed cCebTated
prrpaFatIons restoration Seeing your advertisement
Twas induced to give your article and to my utter as.
Constituent, found, after few applications, that hair
became firmly and assumed glossy and beautiful ap
pearance but by the time had used quart bottle my bald
head with and vigorous growth Of
hair, from to two inches in length. aud
growing fast. Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

Darn AMONG the CHNEsE.-Thc Able Hue,
his book, The Chinese Empire, observes:
'sTke astonishing calmncss With which the
Chinese sec the approach OF death does not fail
when the last moment arrives. They expire
with the most Incompatible tranquility, without
any Of the emotions. the agitations the agOnies,
that usually render the moment of death so
terrific. Their life goes out gently, like a lamp
that has no more oil. 1t appears to US that this
is TO be attributed, first TO their soft and sym.
phatic temperament; and, secondly, to their
entire want of religious feeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

~ E g. g; nod ' a N .aa an q
- osr tor sAe, ptiEates an TIE axtur.I eou.i.n.
- yll.s ETC. SAD hEturss - - =,
=, q e, .aIe - tie soFeil 70 g occupied -
e[-n,. lsAkQ PRAGER. rs Main sir,et
W. 9eLsst ne Aueiion saIts, eslfy sai1fIa,
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REAL ESTATE sAI,Fe


TOY VlTiue - . De-l - INST ezseniql ,,,,.
Hld Macy ~ ui-, egt = reeori 81 ~ 49,,
OLE q Ohf1 cDIntV, FiEla. -l 49, - ~ eiEts
q he 211 ily - DeeelleF. ISsG a. Sirsl
ises: eeEtath latef EEnu6d ailRair 4 nE ps,n-
The toun % NAeFllE laEt out1y WlII11
EoG. called Eouth lEherIlE. kn0En nov q &C., 81, 1n
In Ohio eotItr etlte q SiFEiHn. vtIrh NJ - hE
tOna1 lot AMI eOntaiss aboai hair TIE 0uSgti, iA
which WOuld be In ulf l0t. ani EumheFtI ~ SFea,
q sail addiiioa- eeitlE TTuEfcr Uafysst - a fls
iiIts is IN vested. e-g tuSa
T-yEas q sale made kno4n day q al.
~ fl-aloVe sale d plgtpaHea lIr-fl 49,. .,
sllsu4sstiltsF S.R.RLAer =.
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Reliable Hair Dys.-why has one succeed
ia making reliable Hair Dye except wA A. hAIcHElOHs
Because they avoid the cares, the thought the time
patience and labor necessary. Others short cuts would
buy reputation they win, and by certificates Of
feed chemists newspaper bravadO, light their way TO
notOriety Industry It's reward" Witness the
invineible reputation Of wM. A. BATcHELORs HAIR
DYE, made and sold, applied (n private FoOs) 30
Broad ray, n. Y.
Every box has wm A. Ba.chelOr on an engraved steel
label TO be genuine.
Sold by T. n LOGAN CO..
jan29-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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FARM FOR SAFE

FTNIIE f8Tl al IltlTn'eIlfatl lllely acclTI - :, .
/ lIirT deceased, Wfl i,- ssli sulIlr 49, Ilti
II Of Dceehiher. tSaG NJ hIElrut' hi-r g -
sitnatei n Olio county. ViziRa. ulies tFo-, r. y 4
and tle Way urelsTg Flld, tlFer uilrS fral ~ n
I.seut edfainfng hunlred AMI fnTfT,s -, H7t
ahusIf seventy arres uf sau= eieaged SAD IN "a 81.
enltiEgt1Rs haiaReg Gt tiulilsrti. The Elnd a
tereil aud road make gsol stoek Farn "a ~
Terms made tnolEp dlv Il Eafc. Tide tstli.--.,
For fuTthrF snfsTuEtiou egsuiF~ ef --A''-
ItENET 3. THORNRrncr
Half nile frOa Triadslpia, 1TsLsse WhssST F,
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PILE d noTm FonaIs Guild

can only account for my present sound health from
constant though moderate Of BGRHAVEs HOtLASD
BtTTEs, from my youth suffered AZ intarvals from
PsS both forms sometimes severely As 70 completely
PROSTATE months past, though SUBJ
Ject sevp and unusual physical EFFORT been
trey any gymPnm Of this distressing disease;
while my general health Is very much Improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity Of this certificate.
requested to cali upon communicate with propFstOrs.
They viii take pleasure only in referring them to it,
author bat many have used the Holland Bit
tiers for the same affection, with equal success.
CAuTioxl-Bs careful ask for BeFhaves Hokkaad
Bters. popularity Of this medicine has induced
many mutations which the public should guard against
81 per bottle, sIx bottles for IS, hy the
prOprIetors, BENJAMIS PAGE, in. 1 Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutlsts and Chemists Pittsburgh.
Pa; and By LAUGHLLNS e BUSHFTELD,
Iau9o-IR Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

+ A sIcr young lady was once asked the near
est way 10 her chamber. She replied, Through
Nss 50 charmed that he travelled that road with
IN month
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

The system o.
UNIFORM PRICES,
Adopted BY sinees together with that OF open
ing accounts except with
CASH AND SHORT CREDIT BUYERS.
Has had Of larEelV Increasing bu>ness,
thereby enabling sim greater indueeena N
dOols and prices those who give us their custom
close calculating Merchant viii perceive rad
ing TrTms, under the UltOrl price stem net
only SEcEsSIEN. sel at lOuer
those vim do bnsinssS the old long credit
system being stringent, and the pureas-
being class, the closest
buyrhs aud best judges Of goods
TRls IA y.
Cash buyers via receive discount % SIX cent,
s money Be paid in par funds, within ten days from
date Of Bill
Unerrsnt money taken only It's market vulas the
day 10 IL received.
To merchants undouhtsd standing, credit Of SIX
mOI tbs will be given, u desired.
Where Is RENTED IN advance Of maturity dis
count At the rate Of TWELVE per cent Per anum win be
allowed
H-We ask from merchants visiting fe East sxnnI-
nation Of stock, eia sRtisl that they viii be con
Vineei that Is not r triF lnereststO pay the large
Prots that bsOtGfetS easeHfat 70 Ose Wh0 give long
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-03

New YORK, Oct. g 1851
PROP o. j. woOD-Dear Sir: After reading the a'lTer.
of the New York Journals eeleb'ated
Hair Restorative procured halfpint bottle, and
pleased with tthatI continued is use for two months
and satisfied 10 the best preparation before the public
It at once all dandru and unpleasant Itching from
the scalp restored my haIr naturally, and have
no doubt peFmat entity
You permission to refer to me- all who entertain any
doubt Of Its performing all that Is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKs 26t< Greenwich Az.
have used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired wonderful effects. II restored my hair
where had fallen o cleans the hea and renders te
hair soft and smOoth-mucl more so than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON
Louisville, November l, 1854.
o. j. WOOD Z co.. Proprietor, $40 broadway, n. 7. and
1t4 Market ST., st. Louis
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