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LUMBER-PRIcE RFDUoED.--l would respect
fully call the attention OF those in want Of Lum-
Der, that have opened Lumber Yard in connes-
tion With my PlauDg Mills have large a.
sortmeut Of Lumber, Lath and Shin lies. Also
100000 Of Dry Joist, scanding and Squared Tim.
er keep aud manufacture for sale the following
named articles, as good aud cheaper than can be
bought at any other establishment in the city -
dressed FlooHngiAs Ash, WhteWood and Pine, Dress
ed sidibg, Doors, Blinds and Sash, Mouldings Of
all kinds, Pumps, Tubing, Pine Shingles shaved
and cut, White Wood Shingles. Doors and window
Frames Brackets and Corplces. Scroll Saving. -
All kinds Of work dona ial aaalomela. Price for
dressing Flooring Pine ~ % Ash Or oak $3.50
suriacng Lumber q 80 can and ~ Nm and
Yard corner Of Erie and klaanan Streets. Cieve
and, Ohio. G.H. KIDNEY.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.



he combination 6fengrrdens in these pills is the
ult Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
their operaou and certain in correcting al Irregularities
Painful Mensruations removing all distractions wheath
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side pal
paton Of tho heart, whites all nervous affections hyster
les fatigue pain In the back aud limbs Sc. disturbed
sleep which arises frnm interruption cf Nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of era in the treatment
these rregu aes ard distractions which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be
loved TO PREMATURE GRAVE. No female oujoy good
health unless she is regular, an whenever an obsruc
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eTec'ul Temed' ever known for all com.
plants, pecuilr t1 FeqS To all cuses they are nva
uabe infIciHg 5 certainty periodical regularity Theg
known 20 thousands who have used them different
periods houghou' tho countrv having the sanction the
mos eminent qhVsictdns IN Ape1Icd
Er0ct dire tons st ting mien and 1hen they should moi
be used WI each BoXte Price One Dollar each b0r
tdining 40 Pills.
yauaele nanphet to he had fee NJ the Agents Pill,
Agent Sold by druggists generally
II. II. HUrCHING3 General Agent.
No los Chambers st., Nov York.
Sold in Cleveland by WM, FGSKE aud GAYLORD 8
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ARRIVAL OF THE WESER.

EEw YoRK July l6
The Bremen steamer Woser has arrived with
London dates 10 the 4th inst,
The Geiinan Diet has creed to the propositions
Rhine.
Disturbances have occurred at Messinu. A
French Division has been sent to join Prince Ma.
poleon.
BfoAdstuf. closed dull provi.ious also remain
dull.
LONDON. 4lb.--Cousols 95a
Dispatches from Vienna, dated the Sd instant
state that the Piedmontese troops had surrender
cd Pesohera.
MILAN, July l.-Gen. Garibaldi is manoeuvor
ing to close the whole valley Of the Adige in order
to isolate verona aud cut on the Austrian eommu
nication with the Tyrol. Gen. Gsribaldi Is at Ty-
ranO with 5000 troops. .I ...
The U. S. steam fdgato Wabash has sailed from
prierte for Messina in consequences Of the distur-
banoes that have taken place there.
A French sqairon Of tix ships Of the line, eve
frigates, aud many gun boats we're seen "a Car-
Eola, on the DalmAFon oesst, on tbs lst inst.
Seven English vessels Of war arc of Ancona.
Prince Windischgratz was expected II Berlin on
the Sd, on special mission from Yienna via Dros.
den.
The French rents had advanced on tho Paris
Bourse, closing at 6Sf 35,.
The Austrnns had abandoned tho line Of the
Mincio, and fallen back on Verona, after having
burned the bridges at Monzanibana, Yallogio and
Goito.
The total less Of the Austrians army At solferi
no was % officers and 1900 prvAtes killed and
wounded about 1000 we're missing, most Of whom
have already returned. The Austrians lost ave
guns.
TRrEsrE, July 2d-To.day 700 prisoners Of
war passed through our town for Nabresina
The A'ehduchess Charlotte Is about to establish
hospital for wounded soldiers in the Archducal
palace here, and to support 1t with an annual do
nation of 10000 forms.
TaIRsrR, Sd-An English steamer coming from
Liverpool announces that on tho 29th ult. distur.
banoes took place in Messina. ..
-Four Sandman war steamers were at Missina
Of which three had left for the Adriatic Sea of
Ancona, where were four English ships of the
line with tho steamers
Yesterday Count Richberg, the Austrian Pre-
mier. passed Nabrssina.
MUNICH, July 3.-On account Of want Of money
for war purposes an extraordinary Diet has been
couvok,d d for the I4th Of July.
MARsEmLEs, 2d.-Advices have been received
irom Naples to the "a ulL
NJ. Brencr, the French Envoy, has been ap
pointed Grand Gordon Of tho order of St. Janni-
ries.
Prince Ischsbslla and Prince Comipiana have
bsen sent to Lomba,dy on a miseion reciprocal to
that dispatched to Naules by France ind Sardinia
IN the persons Of M. Brerier and Count Salmour.
Letters from Rome to the 2Sth, assert that an
inquiry into the disturbances at Perugia has been
ordered.
An official contradiction has been published o
the reported lit GRAFTON Of criminals at Rome.
circular publication on the temporal power o
the Pope, and an address by his Holiness TO tn,
Cardinals in tho Legations have been issued, bott
expressing confidence in the Emperor Of tb'
French.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
ARRIVAL OF THE BORUSSA
NRw YoRK, July l6.


The steamship Borussa, from Southampton on
the eyoning Of the 4th inst, arrived at this port
this afternoon. She furnishes advices half day
later than those received by the steamer Wtser
The Borussa reports having passed the steam
ship Fulton hence for Southampton on the 9th in
stant
The second edition of the London Times, Of Il e
4th, contains no teegraphic dispatches, but merely
letters from its correspondents.
The He Deum was chanted at NOtre Dame on
Sunday for TIE victory of the French arms on the
battle field Of Soerino The same Thanksgiving
was observed in all places of worship throughout
France.
Naval preparations continue active 1t Toulon and
BrCste.
Another division Of the army at Lyons leaves for
Italy. Immense quantities Of prujectiles continue
TO be forwarded to the seat of war,
Prussia had given positive assurances that the
recent measures with regard to her military forces
are not taken with view 90 the commencement
OF hOstties, and that France may remain per.
iectly tranquil on that score.
Confidence had been somewhat restored In the
Commercial circles Of France since the victory al
SOlferinO
A letter from Lyons says that orders had been
received by manufacturers from the United States
sufficient to compensate them for all they have lost
by the war, It was feared, however, that the fail
ure OF the sugar crop this year will create serious
difficulties for the next year.
LosDoN, July 4, p. NJ. M.--COnsols are quoted at
g3 IA o. l-B
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HAIR DYBl uAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmless and reliable Dye knOSn.

The only harmless ana Teildbe DVc knO5n'
The Original and hest in the world
All Others mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish 10 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown or Black without the least
injury 10 Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
wurded % VIM A. Bachelor since 1879 and 30 OOC
applications have been madO TO the Hair of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
wM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
Aot to be Distinguished from nature nnd is WARRANTED
not ure the least however long NAV be continued
and the III effects Of Bad Dyes rm6lied; the Hair iuvigor
ated for life 10y this Splendid Dye.
Made sold annrd tiu private toomsl at the Wiz
Fsctnrv, No. 23l Broadway. N Y
Sold iu all cities and towns Of the United States Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ Tho genuine has tho and address upon stee
plate engraving on four sides of each BOX. of
VIM A. BACHELOR,
ianl7 No 2l3 Broadway Y
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Police DoINGs.-Joseph Murphy was arrested
yesterday and taken to the Watch House, having
been found in the streets in state Of aelirum tire
mems.
Willis Fowler was arrested for the theft Of si1
shirts and pair Of pants.
VIM. McCuue and Ann Baldwin were arrested
for being drunk
Mary Johnson, for keeping house Of III FAM
and Jenny Wing, for residing in the same await
ing trial,
W II. simpson, J. Garvin, Henry Watson
Charles Evans j. Baugham, Joseph Long, aud NJ
Barnum, for visiting house Of Ill fame paid 81
and costs each, out of Court.
No court on Saturday
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" We take pleasure in informing the public
that +. Runinl, l75 Superior St, has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods. among which We
notice large variety of the newest and most iaah
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also a fullassortmont Of cAidrens goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o.
soft bats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Rufini assures that it will be his aim to sell The
goods at lower prices that any other house in Tho
trade, We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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COoL-YERY CooL.-The weather is hot-not
merely hot-4but very decidedly hot. Everybody is
busy endeavOring TO keep cool. But the physical
exerton necessary TO keep cool ouly makes matters
worse. We have sweltered in the hot sun in our
rambes about town for items--in fact we believe
we have beaten Tom Ford in the quantity Of sweat
we have sweated. In the height Of our sweating
and sweIterng mood, friend-a tall friend
whose name is that of very popular beverage
ba, relieved us almost tinsantaneously, by propo.
sition so cool-so icebergish cool, to have kept
Us almost shverng ever since consequently we
can now stand this -hotter--hottest weather
with an extraordinary degree of comfort
He invited us last Saturday, when the tbermOm-
eter was about ten feet high, to visit his room,
whore, he said, be would have nice fre-Warm
Overcoats--hot tea,-and windows and doors
closed for cur special benefit We raised our cane
to infct just punishment on the diabolical scoun
drel-but fortunately for him, his long limbs car
ried him at s:4O speed from u.s. We now forgive
him with all our heart. His proposition was so
decidedly cool, and had such an effect on that
we have kept cool ever since. In fact ~ ieeI Pc
culiar grateful TO The ,asCal and wolf object to
his mnking come other equally as cool propositions
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AT HAwKs.-Godey for August has been re.
ceived by Hawks Bro Il has fine steel engrav-
ing o THE Mothers Grave"-its usual splendid
fashion plate Zone Of the dresses excTutiatingly
brilliantly illustrations of architecture, country
scenes, fashions, the usual quantity Of reading mat
ter &c &c. The ladies win call early for il.
They also have Nck-Nax for August, full to
over flowing with all manner of comicalities. In-
stead of the usual prize puzzle, is DR.. Franklin's
"Art of making money plenty" The New York
aud Cincinnati Dailies always for sale at the ear-
est moment,
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THE PURE ZHo PPE.-This pipe is now con-
sidered by scientific men to be the best article
ever introduced for water, 1t Ia not poisonous
likolCad, aud does not rust and hll up like iron
and is stronger and cheaper than either lead or
iron. D. p Bower, Of tho Cleveland Plumbing
Works is the sole Agent for this pipe, aud keeps
a large stock Of il on hand. All persons taking
water would do we'll to call and 500 what advant
ages this pipe has over all others, and then de-
eide for themselves in regard to what they will
use. .T. 2s3
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FRnNI NEW hIRYICn-

ST LOUIS July TO.
The New Mexican Mail with dates from San.
ia Fe to the 9th ult, reached Independence
this morning.
Large numbers of Camauche aud Kaw In.
disns were at Walnut Creek
The Kaws were endeavoring 10 form an al
lance with the Camanches for the purpose OF
Furnishing the pepoe at Council Grove for hang
ing two of their tribe short time ago.
Two companies of troops were at the crossing
Of the Arkansas, but they were OF sufficient u
hold the Indians in check should they becom'
hostile
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NEW YORK ITEMs.


The steamship City Of Baltimore sailed at noon
for Liverpool with $40 passengers and 81 900 900
Ia specie. The ster Vanderbilt, which sails this
afternoon, will take out nearly million dollars
Al meeting Of the Bar TO day TO take measures
10 reieteqce TO the death OF Mr.. Choat, Judge
Roosevelt presided, aud committee Of five was
appointed to draft resolutions aud make arrange
ments for general meeting Of tie Bar that to-
day having been small in consequence Of the storm.
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FROM BOsTON.
EhOM nVo oAVNs
BosToN, July l6.

BosToN, July l6
A preliminary meeting Of the members Of the
Suffolk Bar was held this morning Tor making ar
rangements In reference 10 the death Of Mr. ChOate
A committee oil thirteen was appointed % desg
nate appropriate action for proper observance o
lhe luss as follows Messrs. O r. Curtis, Chas G.
Lorng, Sidney Bartlett, B, II. Curtis, Caleb Cush'
Ing, u S. D'Solier, b. Hallot, George Lnnt 7. n
Jhandler, Riobard-h. Dana, jr., Charles l.. Wood
bury, II. y Durant, and Henry q. Hutchinson
Remarks were made by Hon. Sidney Bartlett, Ca
eb Cushing, b. r., Halett, and G. y. Curtis and
others Tue meeting adjourned 90 Tuesday.
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FROM THE PLAINS

'is A~ouAHi oNil A"s
Mr. Garrison, in a letter 10 Mr. Smoot, at Leay.
enworth, dated Gregory Mines, July 4, says that
within an area oi six miles square five 10 eight
hundred leads have been opened, aud from three
10 i've Thousand claims are being prOhtably
worked. About ten thousand men are at work,
aud from $50 900 to $50 900 are raised daily.
The Salt Lake mail, with dates 10 the 22d ult.,
has arrived The news is unimpOrlant.
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The RIcmNGs' CoNcERr.--A rare musical
treat awaits tho visitors at tho Meodeou to-. night.
Mr.. Peter Richings, than whom there is no mo'o
worthy gentleman, with his accomplished aud tai
ented daughter, Miss Caroline Rishings, will give
one grand concert assisted by Prof. Jarvis. The
list of selections will embrace, beside Operatio pies
oes, La Marsoillaisc, Star spauged Banner, &c.
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PEnsoNAL.-Gen. James II. Lane, Of Kansas no.
tori ETY., is at be American House.
Mr.. W. II. Rarey, the horse tanner, and DR..
Moore, Of the kentucky Turf Register, are at the
Angior. They will leave this morning,
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o. INN

LOUISVILLE, July lO.
Alter several days of excessively hot we ather
the thermometer ranging between 95 and 100
degrees, thunder and lightning storm occurred
yesterday afternoon accompanied by gale,
prostrating trees aud shrubs and unroo fng sew
eral buildings in the southern portion ofthe city,
Nobody injured
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HotLowAY's P1LLs are invaluable TO the den
liens Of the South and west They prevonves to the
ravaeng approaches and Ague and the other ep
idemcs Incidental to auvial soils. They will thoroughly
eradicate the symptoms by removing tho hiiden cause
Sold at the manumciory, No. 40 Maiden Lane New
York and by all Druggists 2bc, e7c, and ~ boz
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Losr Two small p o. keys, on brass
ring. They were probably left at some busi-
ness house in town. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving them at this office St
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Es- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parinn figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any si1e
or shape can be bad at Fogg Ellsworth q Co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IL The Annual Exhibition Of work at the
Ursuline Convent, Euclid street. will opeu on
Wednesday afternoon, the 2oth inst, and close the
following evening at o'clock. d3t
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR Ioe l-sohOoleys pat.
ent Iceberg Rerrlgerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co
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: FIATN md UWNNWENIHL TWTNIINW.
rS Plain und Ornamental Prinuug Of every descripiio
dono at the Prutng E.absnmento Of the Leader Oico,
on the latest impr we'd and mosraad steam Va the
hest ~ short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
tioular attention paid to blank work Evey description
orBinding doue especially Blank books Ledgers, Journ
Is Sales Bo ks. Receiving Books, 40. &c.
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For DETRoir-steamboatO Ocean, Capt. EvANs, 9 p. n.
For BUFFALo-steambont City cf Buffalo, Capt. A, d.
PERKINS at 9o'olock.
For BUFFALo--steamboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish at
Z uigI. ck
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~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snufi, go to B. G. Dielz, III Superior St.
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Jslg- See advertisement of DR.. saniord's Liver
nvigorator.
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l3~ J. b. HALL's Elastic Homeopathic Arniea
Court Plaster, OF every shade, fcom black 10 del-
icate white, at Halls, opposite Weddell House.
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Twcnty-nine years ago Chicago pOlled but
80 votes, and the majority of these were cast
by French Canadians and halfbroeds.
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NIW ApYERTIsEmENTs.
n1,IN - -nn,,,,l,.-.r.1 n rn1Nr1Nn

Potion Br ed-For Dunkirt.
y T. Baldwin Co -Bargnins for the People.
H. u Smith Co -Wanted-For Sale-For Rent.
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stenmer nennrtnrel

t-Y7 For City News, see first page. ..
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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NEW YORK HERALD, received each morn
ing.
NEW YORK TINES, received each morning.
NEW YOBK TRIBUNE, rO5eivsd each morn
ing.
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD, TINES,
AND TRIBUNE, received every Saturday
NEW YORK LEDGER, received Tuesday eve
ming.
NEW YORK MERCURY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YoKK wAVERLY.
NEW YORK CENTURY
NEW YORK SPIRIT OF THE TINES.
NEW YORK PoRTER's SPIRIT OF TUE
TIMES.
NEW YORK HARPERs WEEKLY, illus
trated
NEW YORK FRANK LESLIE'S, illustrated.
NEW YORK NICK MAX, comic monthly.
NEW YORK YANKEE NOTIONS, do
NEW YORK POLICE GAZETTE.
BOSTON wAVERLY MAGAZINE.
BOSTON FLAG OF OUR UNION.
LONDON ILLUSTRATED LONDON
NEWS.
LONDON ILLUSTRATED PUNCH
LONDON TINES ILLUSTRATED.
| LONDON WEEKLY TINES.
THE MUSICAL FRIEND, in weekly parts
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THOMPSON'S BANK NOTE REPoRTER
MAGAZINES AND NEW BOOKS,
Received as soon ss Published.
lHkRPER's MAGAZINE,
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
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be pleased 10 SEE all Of bic old patrons ard othes "'
nav wish tho services Of dentist liberated tee'h fea
ed fauas AMI crown hod e1posed nerves oppea anu t
cd also teeth inserted gold. silver corae OF
base or platinum plate with continuous gum "nlon "
much used east.
THr vorARrEs ov DISSIPATION AND VICTIMS oF DELU-
sion can he hroueht 90 ciuvcton Of tho erraf OF tor
,v, and ssved ON world of meutal end bodily suffer
inc nv hecdnr the advice ooniaued Ia that popular Wok
HUMAN FRAILrY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES tits 20 clear In It's doc riues plain but IN
offensive in its dictates and being beautifully illustrated
with coorsd oneraviugs brings every thing home TO The
eopception Fnet he who runs may read" Sold by Dr.
narrow IsI Prince street New York. Price Is cents
Sent rse every whore =
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WIN FIsKE,
br,g,is,s Cieveinnd Tvs
A Word TO THE LADlEs.--ln recommending
to you g. use IIosteers Celebrated stomach Bo, It u
but Just 10 ate that stmuart to the system, IN i'm
parng strength and vgo during cerisn periodical stages
which are outlines attended with much pain and trouble
we know Of no preparation highly ada'ted TO al o.
actons consequent upon this ard for mother nurs
ing babe the Bers cannot he dir ensed with especially
where the mothers nourfhmentis inadequate 20 The de-
mands Of the chd consequently her strength must Weld
and here IL s where good tonic such as Hostetter stom
ach Biters is needed m1art Temporary strength and
vror TO the whole Ladies' should By nl means Try
this remedy aad before doing, ak physician vie,
il he is acquainted with the virtues Of the Bitters, viii
recommend their use IN all cases.
Sold by DrnFsists and dealers generally ever where
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" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks,. sohnekers, and OImsted,s news depots
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Cleveland Floor Oil Cloth Mandatory,
JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.

A LS0 MANUFACTURERS AND
Ek Who otale Dealer in WAFER FlRE fhoOF
FAM drygnd A. OIL aR uEsnl oI ,hs sale Of lihs Clsss
land WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS WafohouGe
and ONES Atwatel Block foot Of superior street ard No.
Viuov ard street, Cleveland Ohio febllkDdGN
me G. aawd6 Wl2W2iB.
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FEDERAL TYRANNY!

TmRTY-StvEF MEE LdtDyeTE. Doctors, Miais TS Lsgis
ldfOrs aud Men BuSness ArTest and dragged n HfEL
ON's PRtsoE their only OhOurs heing compinnee with
those Divine nju eiuns Feed the hunETy Nnd eothe the
pnd, "AE ys would that others shOu do 10 you,
do 80 even 30 60 them"
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snrtiaI Notites.
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