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psnoen Yerlpnen 10 Stunbea frIbtr ais cite nit onbern Bak.
men gs Ssssnosn burt %eintrsfea, ea8 perbsn 4 Mai wsaiser be
Sa9en eaeet eeweblslt. Die Balm siebt burd benz dSuHen
= PEI pSn Sbs0. ale game @ntfernuns psn bier bis @bisaeD
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tDnnen NIT en- 3 Abrs. pber NtenbS 10 ltbr.3ua mad amen
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tieten gum Serfauf an:
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ane itt6baltt9 eefunbea r5rtsn Hnb, 5erner engitiGe Naeet
fir Gas, QDafer unt OGnef, eaelfden unb amertt&nlfGtH
hsbraaItl&sn Silt, ~feucrfefs 3tcssfeine, @us.garinss, ps
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ltcte 6ernadte Spaten, S6aufeln unb Gegrnut's, f6pttfbes
Vile tn Jlai9en, Gps, gDbssfs, idcttilae unb amertfanii&e
etierne 1eHel u. {. NJ Ile eteie Mrttfel fb befdnbts an
bdnb uub btaia sum &erfduf. f6Sept, IS
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Dtete @taf4ine purbe mad einen 'unpartbeHG6sn wsys,&.
Iauf berYartfer N~nsfteauns nit benz bBGtenYrdr1tum belobnt
GS II ~utnDtbig, RON ben 8erbfenffen su fprehen. bo bsrsr
Wpr,noltdfett per alien anberen baburd btnIGneGd be,euot
Iwtrb, basnstne 8r6eere an5abl pen %benielben. In &ebrauG, it.
mnsfg abrtfanten, @ffanaer unb s amtIten
|auf bic Ebatfdde aufmerffata su ntaaen, BAT bic fIrslt9aase-
|bra6ten gerbeferunaen bic maf6ine t%nzzsteten gssistunsen
|osreinfa6t babsn. Ste ltefert Test 6pppelt 70 Sie1 Nrbeft als
|frnber unS III bic etnstee Wlafhtne, bic fetne pnb BrObe Babrt.
tate, entpeber in Qetnwanb Dber 0e6er, n6ten lam, ais frenn
Ifetn l1nterfhieb i'm Mdtertdl fpGre. Mne ftnb NIT Der grbBten
mnb ~bauertdft gebant.
gir fnb In ben Stan6 8eleBt, unfere @afhtnen inter libe.
1f6en. YerfCnen, BITE undergraduate Mdfhtnen inter BEN
Der Btatgfett eefauft baten werben etnen fpIben
|Taulb febr Sprtbeilbaft Fnben.
MISfunft ptrb nit benz sr6Btengerenueen In unferer Ofae
Scr. 1O5 8alttn1crelfraBe, Baltimcre,
sttteIt s. 80. Sta g CT y. 60.
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va Our belcnoeren &enntniBnabtne.
@tnwanberer unb Sfetfenbe foGten febr Sprff&tt8 fetn, xebs
lite TIRE Ytlette faufen uyb fDlteh bteielken nur spn iclds en-
.dn~aefelten 8eanntet faufea, weIhe Dpr i6ren 1etalte lebsn,
.ntdt absr RON Mdflern pber 3pif6entrdsern, ia tie tpat Der
|@efatr ~auSeefeBt fnb, bsfAwtnbelt su spsrSea unp tpr @elp
UNI lsnf ~aus9e6en.
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2 unb BON teter pDl3. anb Bauart mcrben %6elfeFeTt.I
Dtc 9r66te SpreFdit ptro aufI bic Atbett -unb anf BITE Nus,
aus mem @tabltNement berppreetenhe. Snifruntent BITE @ar
antie ibernebmen, ba6 es GAe &tsemf2aften eines auten pia.
NOS beige. 4s4
MGe Snarurente aus relner Sabrtf merben fir 5 JaBr,
BON benz Laa hes @ertaufeS an gardntirt.
8efpnbere @ufmerflomfett wtrb aaf BITE NuswabI BON SIN.
frumenten, trelGe tn etner errBen @ntfernung perfenbet iper.
ben, Derweubet unb en gprre6t bee nntauf@ss %tnnerbnlb {
Mpnateu pom Oerfdufeta9e an, wirb geeattet, ISute Elm Sn.
frunenf ntGt ~Spafdnbig b%efrtebisett.
90 @rOebGnrler wer0en %DOaItbnn, Bet Ras Spr;v'sreben
YefGnbta ~rUrrdtbia cine Nuspasl BON so eGpberns
BON BEN befen cnfrumentenmaGern ;u $45 bs 5000.
{RE- 9 Ia ~ erben u N getau d t a nsg {
NJ I c t & ct u nb 4 { a I m IA t..
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%ltntcm, NtftDIcn &c.

SD erlaube mir, mstne 8rsunbe uub bas 9utnharn ltber.
taupt euf rte in duBae3etGneteS Mfpr enfent BON etnfd6en III
DDppeIRtnten tbes Oeea RON ben befen 8dbrtfanten OeItl9'
10 bs unb &nelanb6l auftsrtfan, an MAIDEN. SerheF pSite
t9 ffetS ~Sprr1tbta: 8nAfen yfsbplberS, gpltS, 81 peaterS, pt.
fplen aGer 5srten, SasetafNsn, 8uiperHaiGen, SSrptegutsl
CULVER, SGrppt. 3InbbItG9n to-
SmpUrteur unb $abrtfant, Nc. IA, tNrattfr., Il
sntl6en Der Srufe unb BEN Centre. 81 art. Baltimore
gW. Titntcn, 8aA9en &c. werpen mad Auttra8 Benia0t IN
MT ortirt; Neparatrren perten befeus teiCrst. Sdi.5@Vt
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+ Seutje9s tetseHgieeerci+
Die unterseiGneteR EN- ftblen fn
hermit benz @ubliiu,t tn @Isettet> fS8
ss men sur &nfertt9nns gnb QteTerIns &MER
Spn alien Spf!sa De G u ca Wtes TX
-A berserfdnEer lNetatisr8l. tprie dQer anferer
tn pbtses GeiGGft fAlaseaben &rbeiten.
@aus ~Sef9aber3 ntd5ea fe baS @N5ltfuni
cuf Bite &nFeTtienas soa 6 { en- 80 eI n.
..- ga bsrn(SrpmN Gt}ia8$) 5nr ~&tafnaans
Won @rGbfrt u. f u. aaftnerfiart, pelG' les
tete fe bic SerfdisoeaEen @fafer uab IN aea
btGt8fsn @reifet %rclfanntS a~n9siertiss auf,
n0t ~eeneiBten 8ufprg1 bitten
esEe u, IS et6tttteI ". SpR$
SItes Unn.Str., apii&su 9Dafbtg6tan. tnb Gbeaera.
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yteuer Sfetz & BleGtpaaren<S tobr.
SO nsa9s ttsiten 8renaben rnb benz gubtfum int @aee.
nesnen Dle sf9spene AnSet8e, bdB i'd bas btsbs rspn s. 8rits
@ef@aft, bsfe9enb aus einert .erpkeu Eager BON al.
len kSs SSn SSIsn 1nS s5fs@Sgaar.m ~abtrbaugt, fOwie aae
5ars befonbers enPfrbe i'd mein Eager BON & an,p n.
~ a ttfrs, Hn ef6ttr &C. 9et Ser @ats unb
Ssx,tPStigIeI metaer 2Saaren tnb ben duBe,f ntebrts ee>
lung eSsstrteDteen sn tbnner unb bite UNI ~senet8ten 8uIpruS.
IEF~ feparGtNren peresH fbael unb aut befS rat. 3u3mt
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2t EmH QHI e Nbttl &Au9t rs r
9tps. 1, 3, 5 unb z, 9tprb @utatp StraBe,
e~eeenaber ben @rtarut 6sufe, Baltimore, ytb., wtebsr erSfast,
Danfenb fur bte auSgebrettete @6nneri6aft, melbe ter frt-
teren 5trma pSbrenb Der lesten is Sabre 5u Xbetl murbe
ma&t Der unterssidmete benz @abtttam bic e~raebtnas Gnsetst
bas er iett benz Gpbe beS enen Tbetlbabers, 5rn. 9snrsG dble
Durd ssfen Ipb bic G%Ompasnts aelSf pprbsn mar. ben eanaen
bebeuffnben 0Drratb Der NOD unSplen6eten Vtanp'S, 5Dlj nnh
anberemt prdparirten Wtatertal faufi9 an f6 9ebraGtbat, @r
wirb besbal5 baSlSei6Gf. in benz altan Stple tn benz fribe
rem @ef6aftsIptal fprtbetreiben unb eS ft sur Nufeabe ma.
den, cas- ptanp trinter rns9r tn feiner Gplenbune au perDef.
fern. - s}- II
Auber Ietuen Giten @aarsabauftrn unb Der gabtif tn Gu.
~tawfrase, nabe Baltimore, bas er cine neus 8rpBe 5abrtf tn
lSIb.@nt1wfraee, NIT Der 5rpnte mad QDefhraBe e~rrtbtet, tn
pelher ct cine arpBe &njabl Der befen Mrbetter beiG6ftigte.
Sn btefe1 S6trit perben VianDs nod elmer neuen Scala &c.
fertta', fur Del6e er Bel Der Nusfelung i'm Wlarslanb-S Suit.
tut, no bic beten SnfrImentenina@er aus gDtpn, Stem 9DrI
unS Baltimore IA Vianps ~auseeteIt bartea, BITE b 5 d. 4 {
3 r q m te erbteIt. 80
Der @usfpruG beS Snfttmts purbe furt na6ber turb Bite
Ssbufrte. Musftelun8 rpn &iGntDnb, 0a., b~etGtfBt, no Tim
benfdaS bas e A. gr a m t " M ertbetft rpurbe.
Dur6 btele betben @tabliferntnts TT er tn ben Stdn6 8sfebt
ale Muftr6ee, NIT wel&en er betbrt rttb, aufS YrOrnptefe
aus suflbren.
QGs tn bteIer gabrtf seSautsn gtonps paben SDle e,ierne
RaGnen unb iinb 70 cpnftrutrt, tB tie bet atBerprbtntlfbes
Gauerbafttetest BITE SRetnbeit brs . n eS bepabten unb te-
Seta 6l,ntd mtberitebcn.
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e II r yHen<Y n{{onfprp

Sin We9=Baf{a9tere.#
Der un1 81 rtr grrnt: @amtfns9tattpn ~serlafenbe gOfss,
|atmnlt gafastere fir ale 5aupt-lgnbdlteplGse an Der Stra
NIT. 3uradebrenb SerlaBt Der BUG @beeltns UNI 8 u9r3
Baltimore UNI $50 Natmttto3S an.
&uf Der 0srrwsf @irgtnten 3~uesba5m sptf6en Graftpr
lsab Petersburg ns5men gig v SNSa.gsIenSsr Naaaeis.t ''tRt'a
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1tbren nno Juwelcn.
r. SchapperIe,
$50. 297 @elt YrattlraEe,

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SD made metne Jreunbe, lpTfe tas @ubIifum TN MGeesI
ntetnen auf nnetn wpblaborttrtes Eager yrn Suuelen unt Ill
bernen unb eDibenen Iaf6eu. ltbren, unb Yartpr- llbren, fCtpteI
abe In Sas Suwelen> unb l~lbren-@dd6ft eial6taesnbe @rtt-
fl aufmertau. DG i'd felbf praftf2er @rbeitsr bin, 70
tanu Id meinena Runben bic @erfderune eeben, be6 He tets
reel unb GUT bebtent werben arb mirb iebe Q6aare, bte i'd fir
66t ~serfaufe, aud ais fCl6e sarauttrt.
Wpf9l $50 H9efasg &. g 61pperIe.
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GngroSsSlai dens Gtabltfemen
p. Nr8. 1853 & III Central Npenue.

tSIt fortwdbrenb S~prrGtbte pgrter, Ie unb Cher, ebeaiO
9putpn : 8r5oa /. Stcnt, ete betsn SSrten, 9aranttrt oils In
5laltea impprtirt. MineralweHsr tn alien Aualttdten, fret
son f3dbltden SubRansen. Gerntr: WltneraIwaFer Son.
tdnen, GereratprssS lal fens@ SRA l6tnen, NIT ben neuefen Ser.
beTsrnnsen. - MmerifautI6e 8rpnen.Stput unS btt.p WIe in
Jldi4en. NIte rnb reut 8lafHen rperben eefauft unb pers
fauft. &aetntser &sent tn Baltimore fur Snttts 9tildbt-
pttG Nte. : Mte ni6t sufrtebenfelenben @eSenfdnbe werbeu
surl Ggenrnu1en Ib 6as @eto wiecer erffattet, Gpabitcren
Danen ale @rten rpnG srppt IN TIRE 8Sntcnen sefaGt erhaIte
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f6n;BteS Stmsrtrf unb Gr5eer, 8daSe sterun0ea. genfer9e.
ri6te unb bp. Seile, s%useriGtete Hu6sDecn, 8affcine, 8eIt
bdare, @tps, Cement u. (. ID. @benfc etne arpBe @usipabI
ar6tteftpni der Mtatertalten unO @ersteruuaen. :
gsReate Arbeit mtsS pSnttli1 anp tn Der befen u = selt.
ttefert.
aDtr fnb ferner bic etn3tGer M eenten in @ere.
anb fur bic gef.&aRletrn @tIenbabn unb S&tefer.
~@onnrdgnie ab pHfrirer III ben annebstarfcn g bin iunaen;
Die beFen, n'Gt ron Gdtem su nnteriGebeaeen Ra&abmun.
gen Dpn %lHdbpner 9prbbsr unb tsrtnehi dem eeSpttf&em
Srpcatea, Sero antique, Medt, fpantf dent @alwaa une ah5ern
i%pertbpSasn &rt@ ron Warnpr, psIGe SmttdtiCnsn ibrer
Gdu:rbafttsfeit uns 9drte iarte Sdbabeit an6 GuBert tiatse
gretie nod ME ubertrofsn Fnh.- &ne BON unS tn ttsfena
Stplen ~seteferteu artsitsa fnb 70 leu ppltrtj ba6 fe tbren
SSStdn; Siel LANCER ais Der d9te gfarnNr eaIten, aS pVn
RauG gar nt6t ansegrifen perper. Sic nne 6 GRaI 70 tart
ais mir flider Marmcr unb BON Wei fdbnerem Mnfeben let
bebcuteubev 8ptenerfpdrni6. Sep1 81. SteSenS, ,
MdrS9. CAN'T $40. az, &rattfr., nate Specr8 GBber9.
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ga 81 r6fabrtSbtIIet e trtrten tn Glen 5aaptpIdses
tes Wefens, tn Der GtGet-SfF Der GanbeEfdtipn unb In Qba
|ttnetpn sum ~ntebrtsfen YrtGe ~rsrfauft.
Gin &Grrtn Swetter 6iaHe tit benz spf3uee a~neeb6net.
VaGaetere BON Baltimore pier g4Gftinstpn, t6nnen bic GAM
|etnte Der 8abntet Goee feben, tnberu fe NIT benz Dpfsuse FAB
Iren unb tn Gurnberlanb, 9tecrnpnt uber Oafldab dbernaGtcn
lie fabren banu am nG&fen WtprBtn NIT benz ccom mr. ~6atipne
huge meter unb senteben ane @nne5mlt6 tetten Der EaaesAett
Ser McccnnpbattOnssus Serldet GurrberIanb UNI 5 ubr15 M,
IDfDr8sns unb errei&t ~gDteeltna INT A rtr NeAnntttdss. -
Der Grpree5ue DerlSet gDbeeltne I'm A utr 80 Mltnaten 9ahs
mittass unb tOutnst In Baltimore aa 5 n9r 20 0Qinuten Scr.
mttt1aS an.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26
STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUD:

4 LARGE. rev and excellent IL \
IA Steam Ferry Boat has been
placed in the Missouri River at White Cloud,
which will be run in all kinds Of weather, when
the river Is open, as often as may be required
on week days; and on Sundays, four times, viz:
between the hours Of 3 and 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and the hours Of and 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
This place is the terminus Of the State Road
from Fl. Des Moines, Iowa; there is an excel
lent road leading to Forest City and Oregon.
Mo-; and good roads leading into the back
country of Kansas and Nebraska, to which
White Cloud is at least six miles nearer than
any other river town. This Boat is one of the
best in the river, and is manned by an experien-
eed Engineer and Pilot, and sober, active and
punctual set of hands. Persons wishing to have
themselves, their stock, lumber, or freight Of
any kind transported across the river, will find
White Cloud the place for them to be aecommo-
dated in the best manner, with the least posi-
bic delay on either shore.
Ferrying done at reduced rates.
june 10, So, t.
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..,.-ripe Confidence.

.I,o.dv referred to the more
We 1is .Iing and the spirit Of return.
cheerful e ieS.Ie' which are observable
ing cOnnaGbH business men. 1t is gratifying
'nOng o.. .ncS indications Of new ~. NE IN IN
to note ' eiircIes, and we trust that W., we
business Cha h able to congratulate the
co9ntIy, On inj1Sstriul enterprise. Indeed,
isl and lI' afart are now only requisite
,. .na S,0 new career Of prosperity
70 in,a sstrr Is at peace its fields prom !.
fb' ecu h harvest /; no pestilence spreads as
is = ~" and woe through the land ; anu o =.
d''th ' anu star are favorable to a more re
Odr c,ivs and more rapid development .S o.
tb' ", Ja, II our mines, than we have yet
scomplished. Sc. =. ~. bave-with
WIN , laws to siackle our energies
no os,py our ambition, and with every
o. I Iss.r ,u that can be offered to men to
ind1 S,. tbs duties of life. why should
tI.:n bs .uv dependency, any fear Of the
there Ds IT, !, ms be true to ourselves, tenn,
i n.a.t. industrious and entorPrising, and
ps'' w. become the richest, the haPplest,
We 1 n. most most powerful nation on the face
% '9a ~ .aS earth, To prosper, we must work
o. q y; !, : moi enough to work-we must not
vast, nsc. .ss ' to success in life and it is
= 81 n S;s,s9ayd Of economy, and the waste
;n TS S into which so many OF our peo-
=, u. an, that cause seasons Of adversely
and priEatiOn. a.. oorDtrv. il
oor general condition is not always one
Of prosperity. There is room enough lol
n h work. and the rewards of labor are
efficient 10 induce all to labor for them.
The natb of enterprise is open to all. No
aOnressive aristocracy mOnOpolizes the
'a;I and dictates the terms on which 1t
hall be cultivated and there are no OBJ
.,ructioas of class or caste to the advance
meDt of the daring and persevering' no
matter how humble their starting point.
We have every motive, therefore, to ex-
s,tion to honest, honorable and enriching
labor. Let US, then. have confidence in
ourselves, and we will inspire confidence
in others. The doubling cause panic and
disaster. but the courageous diffuse around
them a spirit that wins Success.-A. Y.
Sun, august Al.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26

A BeneSelent InstifadiOa estaLEsked 6y special
Endotcmeat for the Relief ofthe Sick and
distressed. afflicted irih Virulent
and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
OF the awful destruction of human life, caused
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions practiced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Qnacks, several years ago directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, as a Charitable Act worthy OF
their name, to open Dispensary for the treat.
ment Of this class of diseases, in al their forms
and 70 give medical advice gratis, to al who ap-
ply ~ letter, with description Of their eondi-
ton, (agc, occupation, habits of life, &c-,l and
in cases Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDf-
c1NEs FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless TO add
that the Association commands the highest Med
ical skill Of the age, and viii furnish the most
approved modern Treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, for the year ending January LIST, 1858
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the Iabors of the Consulting
Surgeon, in the cure Of Spermatorhea, Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect
Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or seIf-abnse
&C., and order continuation Of the same plan
for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of benev
olent effort have been of great benefit To the
afflicted, especially to tie young and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important and much despised
cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea. oil
Seminal Weakness, the rice of Oaanism, Mas
turbation, or self-abuse, and other diseases Of
the sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent by mail lin sealed envelope FREI
OF CHANCE, on receipt Of Two STAMPS for post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &c, are
constantly being published for gratuitous distri
button, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some
of the new remedies and methods of treatment
discovered during The last year, are Of great
value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. GEO
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
| Association, No. 9 South Ninth street, Philada
! By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRcHrLD, Secretary.
| July %, 1S5S-ly.
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The Poetry of Physic.

AYER'S>PILLS glide sugar-shod over the
palate; but their energy, although wrapped up,
is there, and tells with giant force on the very
foundation of disease. There are thousands OF
sufferers who would not wear away their dis
tempers If they kew they could be cured for 25
cents. Try Ayers Pills, and you will know it.
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TERRITORY OF KANSAS &C.
COUNTY OF DoSTPHAN,
In The Doniphan Probate Court-JGHe Term, A.
d., 1858.
June the Tenth, among others, were the fol-
lowing proceedings, to-Tit:
William sublett' Gill Action
vs.. ClYll ActlOn'
MI. Mitchell.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff, and IT
~ being proven to the satisfaction OF TINS
Court, that NJ. ]. Mitchell is a nonresident OF
the Territory of Kansas, so that legal process
of law cannot be served upon him. II is there
fore ordered by the Court, that said VI. }. Nit
chell be notified by publication, that suit has
been commenced by petition in assumpsit against
him, and that unless he be and appear before
this Court on the first day of the next Septem-
Der term Of this Court, and show cause to the
contrary, that Judgment will be rendered against
him 1t is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published in some newspaper published
in this Territory, for four weeks successfully
the last insertion to be four weeks before the
next September term of this Court, to which
time this cause is continued.
A true copy. Attest:
EGBERT NJ. LEE, Clerk.
By HENRY BoDER, JR., D. c.
wv. DAVIS, Atty for Plaintiff.
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