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SHERiFF'S SALE.
Infe of Iolnn (Ianf0 cauni,l-ss

Sfdfe Of lord, Clayton counf1-ss.
NyOTICE il hereby given tina by virtue of an Exc
cution issued out of the Office OF the Clerk of
the strict Court of Clayton county Iowa. dated tho
gilt day OF February. 1860, to me directed and
in favor OF A. W. Harrison. aud against the goods
chat tolls. and Real tate of D. b. Moe, have levied
upon the following described per onal property to-wit
An a-sor cd lot of A. w iarrisoE'S Perfumery. Toi
let Article ast Co,merS. consisting of iiair Dyes
Rouge, Cologne. Lip Balm, Doth Paste. Shaving
Cream Hair Oils, Inks Extracts of al kinds for the
Handkerchief Also a lot OF Groceries and Yankee
Motions. consisting of Tea, Coffee, Dried Apples Rice
Tobacco, 2alarat,r, Soap, Candles, &c, Yankee No
tion- too numerous to mention one rair OF dug.
gist Scales, Sccol Hon<$. Drugs and NCdicnss apd
that hail on the o5th dry Of Arril A. D. 1850 AT
10 o'clock, \. M, sSl day, at the Sheriff : Office
in MrGrsgor Clayton county, Iowa, offer at public
sale TO the highest bidder for ra-h, the above de-
seribed property, to satiify judgment of One iiua
bred and Twenty-Five and $1,000 dollars, Including
debt interest and costs. with interest thereon at the
rate of per cent per annum and all cost anu inter
est that have or may thereon; which judg
nent was recovered against the said d. d. Moe, at
the January Term, A ~ 1860. of said court
J. KAUFMAN, Sheriff Z. c. I.
Ry 7. g. PARKER, Deputy.
Arrl 10, is6aso IS. Pr. Fee,
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DISSOLU ZION NOTICE.

TIME copnr'n"rship heretofore existing bet the
/ under isncd, ider the name of Williams 4
Harvey, having expired by mtaton, is hereby TIN.
dnv, BY mutual ent dis. Owed. c. Harvey re.
firing from the firm The bu mess of the late firm
will be continued Ivy Charles William'. who is
authorized to roilect and receive III debts due the
late firm and he j. al pay all debts owing by the
Hrm aud tor the purpo of el"-in the hu incs,. is
au horized to the partner hip name only in qui-
dation. CHARLES WILLIAMS,
GEOKGEC. HARVEY.
Mc('re.or, April 5. lsf0w4
l have tins day con. titu ed and appointed RAVEN
DAVIDSON. Of Mct;rpgor, Iowa my Agent. with full
power to collect, receive, and receipt for all Of
money due the late hrnl Of Williams h harvey
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
McGregor, Arr 9Th, 1S50w4
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DR. F. A. CALDWELL. the emnen. and skillrul
/ Operator on the +, ard Ear. WHO iy his great
success. has attained high reputation, by removing
difficult and dangerous iii OF thee delicate
gans that have hitherto hafiied all skill to reach, Ia
taken up his residence permanently in Chicago, and
has just published the GiM .dit,oa Of his
TREATISE ON THE EYE AND EAR.
This work contains nearly 800 pages. embracing
every variety OF di-ease which the EYE and EAR
subject to. illustrated throughout with hume. Gus
cravings. During the last year. DR.. CadwelFs resi-
dencc has been in Chicago. and from the hundreds
that have passed through his hands he has been fur
nishcd til am.le material for convincing the public
that succ IN his practice has ben established br
yoad doubt C,hfcetss, received. and caS's wportd
in his TrGiss from respectable parties. VIII" to tfy
in the strongest terms their high sense of gra itue for
the cures effected, added to wiri, may he read the
names Of numerous d>tin uShtd individuals
ference, amounting to several hundred are evidences
sufficient to satisfy the most skcrtira and ncredu-
lous, who their sight and hearing indispen-
sable to comfort and happiness.
several portraits of persons who have successfully
submitted dangerou- and difficult operations the
eye, will also he een and descr ptiens read with
interest, in this Treati>e. .a
This work can he had gratis on application to the
Office OF any Isrcr containing this advertisement or
it will be forwarded BY mail by enclosing TEN CENTS
to pay postage onit
February $, lS60y1
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Grand HNUeas Route i!
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE
GREAT WEST RN RAILWAYS I

DOR all points in the Southern and New England
state and Carol,nas. The splen.lid Ocean steam.
ships Of thi line leave u. Il NJ. n. Dork. Erie Street.
Alyau' daily, SUNDAYS excepted, foil Steam.
ship Milwaukee, Captain Richard, will leave At A.
Pas e,irer< by tii hna. connect A. Grand iiaven
vi Express train OF Detroit Il Milwaukee Railway
rcachig Detroit connect WITH Express Train on Treat
Western HALLWAY same evening, reaching SuSp-::s ion
Bridge next morning, Albany 4 p. NJ, and hew Rork
Q. SOP. NJ
Steamship Detroit. Capt. Mcbride, will leave a p
NJ. Pa make clo.e connect ions at Grand ia.
ven with Express Trains. and arrive at Detroit next
morning. Suspension Bridge in the afternoon. and N
Y. at 10:l next morning.
Time quick n by any other route and no dcteu-
ton ut any point No charge for rooms on steam
ships Fare 500 less han hy other route. Bag
gage checked through and carefully handled. Sleep
ing all light tr n-.
Rememl e.. you avoid 1871 miles railroad, and nearly
miles omnibus tr"v" Chicago by purch a-ing via
Milwaui ee an.i nrnnd Haven.
Far freight thi' rou Possesses advantages over all
other in III lance. ime and rate (Which rate include
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Beach, 2:3 Broadway, n. Y Otis Kiuiba, Is state
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Through tickets. via steamers sailing ell from
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and return tickets fion same POINTS, C.mpany's
ONCE.
TcctS for sale at all rincipa cfrcs in the West,
and ut Conn any, Office, go Eat Water street Nil.
j. II. Whitman. Gent Travelling Agent. ". X.
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N"GrS'r Iowa. Apri' 18th. 1icket Agents.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
P"nTAGE CITY, Columbia county. Wis.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
PORTAGE CITY, Columbia county. Wis. !
Septemher I'd, 1850.
50 Park Row. ":
Medicines for number Of wears and take plea in
saying that they have always proved all hat claim
for them =, tn. most reliable remedies Of the day
to he indpen able, yet c-rnnt reran from referring
to Mar halls Uterine atholon which ha fail
~ in it's mssion ard has r. ult. under our
;isedate observation both wonderful and satisfac.
tory.
It<- especially useful in dteaSes Incident rrec
nancy aud we have no hr.itarins IN saving thrt it.
ny persons in that rondi fion whether Lcli"ate
healthy, will invariably be nttende with benefit.
It has been used by various o"e in thi- vicinity for
-Barrenness, and IN everO instance with success.
~.a...s ''' - Miles 4 CO., Druggists.
Z t#M OwAroNNA, Steel. Co. MINI, D
-4E.## November II, 1859 /
t,raefenbers Co. 81 Park R~w.N
.GrsStl mea- Having used rour Mar~has Uterine
Cath0ron In my practice for the last five year. take
plen>urcin recording NV testimony Of it. value" for
d. not know of single instance where it has not given
the mot c"mnlee sati faction. and many "f Ute
rine Complaints have come under my notice. which
after having exhau ted the Kill tf eminent nv ianS
have been permanently cured nv thi medicine. H.
fact never knew n remedy univ~r al in aceom,. h.
ing the object for which is de.ned and Of great
80 ."~ D.s HARsHA NJ.
NEW BosToN. Winona Co. MINI. I
October 81, 1859
.Gra-fenhcrg Co. 80 PARK Row. N. y:
e. nfirMfa-We most rheerfully join with many
other N this country ing testimony to the
general God character OF the 'irarfenherg Family
Medicines, both for the rurNoe of rendering Justice to
YOU and to place with the knowledge OF Others who
may bc langui>ins bed OF sickness the means of
cure
Living In new country IA We have. for some years,
where obtain good aud reliable physicians of
the que on. substitu ed the Graef nberg Aanual
Of Health for family ply ican, which We have
had cause regret. but much "au>c TO gra'efune~s
to you for the benefits rendered usand friend, by
its able yet SIM lie teachings of the treatment of dis
ease and the preservation Of health.
Yours, truly. PHILIP EAMER.
rUTH GAMEH.
ONALASKA,- La Crosse Co Wi. Get 3. 1859.
hereby certify that have used the Graefcnherg
Company's MarShars Uterine Cathoicon in my family
aud con ider il the best remedy d ,culiar
females that have ever seen. .. ....' i.
My wife afflicted with rrolapsus Uter Calling of
the w"lnh.) and by the the Catholicon COM
pletey cured
l would earnestly recommend it to any lady who
may he subject to those distressing comulaints.
Yours, truly, Rev. A. u, COOLEY,
a- s....H Of the N n Chtrcl.
I most checrfuly endorse the above recommends
ton II the Graetenberg Companys Mnr-halls Uterine
Cathocon, having used It in my family with entire
success.
consider it tho best remedy for Female complaints
IN use. II. J. PECK.
Onala.ka, sept. 8 1850.
ses Advert. rment ip r. other column. lssyl
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
We the undersigned do hereby certify that
at an elect II held on the l4th day OF April,
A. D. 1860. IN the town OF NEG csor the fol-
towing persons Were elected officers of the
town Of McGregOr for the year 1860:
49, GEO. L. BAS S Mayor.
DOUGLAS LEFFl GWELL. Recorder
u. b. HO FMAN,
d X H BART,
WIN. KOSS,
II. KINNAIRD,
+. BRADLEY, .-...~-
- Z H - ~ 80 Trustees.
OLEY HULV RSON. Treasurer.
VIM \. DU HAM Mnsh,l.
DAV u DRUMM ND, Assessor.
We further c. rti'y that 'ior unln xation"
there was IN ,jority OF all rh" votes est.
NJ. a DURHAM,
..,... JOHN LOW,
l.. BEN On Jr,
Trustees aud Judges OF lection.
DOUGLAS Left WELL,
~4 r, cn,,lrr and c,k OF ElrctOn.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY To THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. NlLTJARD. long known in the Mississippi Val
iey ha rrrived IN McGregor and hiss tai rooms mt
, the Ncyr"1or iious". where he can he found for
shcr time y all Ter afflicted with primary chron
ic di "a Of any n0,nS nature.
Female Iii. eases treated srien ic prncines- diff
cult Meas,rus'ion, Fluor Alhus Prolapus Utcri, &c.
comm under tn" category.
Young afflicted W III Seminal Weakness will do
we'll to counsel the Doc or.
Agent Of Dr.. SeiLus' celebrated Female Monthly
Pills. rice dollar per box. ......
Any Ter wi hing to have nrivate Interview he
accommodated by adreS ing the DR. through the Pos.
Ofirr, with stamp enclosed to prepay return pot
age. Satisfactory references given II eauired. No
charge for advice.
M"Csrrgor April 10th. 1860. 81 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Donation will he Civ. to DESTITUTE school W on
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Maps, Sunday Srhool paper. Bible Dictionaries
TEACHERS Helps, and every reuui'ir tor SUNDAY
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TERMS, CASH!

VNyEhave Large Stock and selling At low
wv prices for Cash, and should be TlcaSed to re-
ceivc orders for goods in line. which will receive
prouI attention.
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4 VAKN tn TIE FUFT EK1Nii.
THE Rev william TO grove, while iaborirg rs mis-
sonary in japan was cured of Consump' ion when
all other failed by a recipe obtained from
learned ply ican residing IN the city cf Jedo. T
cips has cared great numbers who Fern, from
Consumntion, Bronchi l.. Sore Throat Coughs, and
Colds. AMI tn" debility and depression caused
by he .lisor t~rs.
De irous Of bcnehttng Others. I will send this
cipc. which have brought home with NE, to all who
need II. free Of charge. Addrrs.
Rev. VIM COSGROvE, o30 Baltic street,
April 18th. 3m- Dr. ,oklyn. New York.
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Iatest Mews.

The anti polyg"my bill has passed the Ho Sc
but if it becomes a law it is not sure cure for
the brutal fanatcism which disgraces Utah.
We hope it may be.
The Methodist Conference at New York are
having strong time with the negro question.
Whitehall, N. Y, came near burning up on
the 18th.
The st. Louis express train to Chicago broke
through bridge near Springfield on the night
OF the 18th, and killed two men in the baggage
car.
A whale, off Cape Horn, smashed boat be
longing to the wh,ler Roscoe, of Boston, and
drowned the MASTER Captain Almy and of
the crew.
It is said that FoRD the lately elected Printer
to the House has declared for DOUGLAS. The
rumor is not u reliable one ut all.
Dr.. by rot NY. City, is elected Episcopal
Bishop vi Kansas.
Miramon lie about played out in Mexico, and
his "yellow bellies" want to 80 to war with the
United States. s..s p - @-r
The Capital Of California is located at Sac.
famento. The Pony Express arrived at st.
Louis on the 18th in ten days time to minute.
The japanese Embassy has arrived at San
Francisco on their way to the U. S. The Car.
son Valley gold excitement is depopulating the
Pacific Coast, The Spanish Mines in the vail
ley were yielding $2O,OOOa day. The Pony
Express is very popular on the lire of its route.
Dixon is elected in Wisconsin by very
small official vote owing to the mis-spcIling of
bis name he loses 1000 or more votes by the
official report.
The Detroit e. Milwaukee Road has passed
into the hands OF Receiver.
The Conservative Union Republicans of Ind.
recommend Mclean, of Ohio. and Bell, Of
Tenn, to the Baltimore Convention.
The Denver Express arrived at Lcavenworth
on the sth, br Dgins $l6,OOO it, gold. aud the
most Aattering accounts OF new and rich dis.
cOveries. ..-
Potter and Pryor are both living yet but it is
Thought their difficulty cannot be settled slor,
OF blood
Nr. Preston our Minister to Spain has arrived
at washington.
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FOR tue UNDERSTANDING EMBRoIpERY.

FOR THE UNDERSTANDING EMBROIDERY.
NEW. Beau tfu and u .eful invention. expressly for
~ the Laiie' 'enefit-evrrvbodv now make their
own patterns for Stamping Embroidery Of any design
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work. 81 us. f.. z. 49, "a a-a .a.a
Send q stamp and get a Circular giving information
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the Stamps. Address.
~. l.. WILLIAMS, Milan, Erie Co Ohio.
April 18th, W..
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Va I lfhxSs.sS

Or the 18th int at the re-, denre Of VI tlar.
P,.irir du Chen. Mr. GEO. Il. Co"PEn Of N q egnr
to Mis- MAR ANN, daughter OF James A. Cl,w OF
New L>l on. Wi-.
We saw George and his young wife on the street on
Sunday and they looked rs happy though the last
trouble in life had left them. May they always enjoy
the blis Of the honey moon.
At tie time and i,larc, Mr. JAsPrR THoMps"N
70 Mi.- 'L.aA daughter OF james King Ed, all Of
Ncl;rc-or.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

GREAT MORAL REFoRN by THE QUEKS.-Tbe Queen Of
England has issued proclamation stating that she has
after serious consideration resolved that it is her iuds
pensabe duty preserve and advance the honor of Al
mighty God and TO suppress all vice or immortality
wherefore sic had made resolution TO discountepan
and punish all manner Of vice. proaueness and immoral
ity in all persous of whatsoever degree quality
She says: Ave do hereby require aud command them
and every of them Gecenty and reverently TO at
tend the worship of God on every Lords Day" She al
enoins all judges magistrates and other public
officers that they take to suppress all dsoute prac
tees "and keglse that they take eectual care to pre-
vent all persons keeping taverns other public houses
whatsoever frem selling wine, beer other liquors.
receiving permitting guests to be remain in suct
Of their houses in tins of Divine service the Lords
Day"
1t is hoped that the Q1eon will begin this reform in the
arstocrscy and the club.housea
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she'd no blood aud fred no shot.

The Zouave Cadets cf Chicago left that place the
81 instant on their Eastern tour intending TO visit also
Baltimore and Washington before their return home
They were at Detroit on the 5h Buffalo on the 9Th aud
at Rochester on the oh. They are commanded by Col
E. E. Ellsworth and NUMBER exclusive Of officers, sixty
meu-foTtytwo hearing muskes and eighteen musicians
The full dress uniform Of this corps consists Of dark
blue, with similar trimmings TO those on the coat The
full Zousye uniform consists Of loose scarlet pants with
gold cord over blue stripe high CATERS and leggngs;
blue vest with orange braid and peculiar pattern o
more antique facing; jacket Of blue with red and orange
trimmings and bell buttons; and jiunty little red cap
with black band and orange trimmings They have also
fatigue uniforms and chasseur guorm consisting Of
red pants and blue coat handsomely trimmed. They
practice the light infantry and Zouave drills in both o
which they represented to be very perfect moving
with precision and prOmptude that astonishes the be-
holder.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
From the FredtricksJ,ry Ners.
BELL AND EVERETT RATIFICATION MEETING


IN CAROLINE.
About three times as many people assembled at the
call for Bell and Everett meeting were present at the
late Democratic Ratification W. S. Royster Esq, wa:
called the Chair and w. T. Catlet Esq., was appoint
ed Secretary.
On motion of Dr. W. s ouisenberry the following res
olutiors were unanimously adopted:
lst ReSO,ped That we cordially endorse the nomina
nation of Bell and Everett and pledge earnest efforts
TO secure their election believing that it would tend in
an eminent pegree to calm the agitation and re6uke the
fanaticism from which the country now suffering, and
which DOT speedily arrested must inevitably end the
dissolution of the Uuion.
"a Resolped That we regard our Platform-the Con
stitution the Union and the enforcement Of the Laws
as suitable to the times because in opinion, all our
difficulties have sprung from departure from its provi-
siOus and only hope for peace, security safe
ty for person and property ia the Union, from return
10 its wholesome protection and restraints.
3d. Rssoired That in the present crisis it is the duty
Of all who in favor Of the preservation Of the Union
under the guarantees of the Constitution faithfully and
impartially executed to unite with US in the effort to
elect sound national aud conservative TO Office, and
we hereby call on them to unite with in the support
Of John Bell and Edward Everett for President and Vice
President Of these Uuted States.
4ih. R,sOived, That the Chairman spp0nt Vigilance
Committees for each election District whose duty 1t sha
be to appoint subcommittees IL necessary and distr
buta documents aud that voters are informed as to
the issue of the canvass.
The meeting was addressed BY Major Kelly in brief
but telling speech which fri quenLy and heartily sp
plauded.
VIGILANCE CoNxIrrExs--lSpar,d Distriet.- Richard
Grue. K S BrOaddus, T. Bag6y Dr. Butler S j. Broad
dus.
Nscdoood Di,,rict-E. Chds, DR.. Young, ]. G. Luck,
J. w. Hutchinson, K RE-.
GOidndsgiiie Distriet-S. Swami, J. V. Kean, DR..
Fippo, J. BurrusS, G. Durrett.
Port ROYAL Dishict-Dr. BoulWare, X. II. Peudle-
ton, J. A. Miller J. Gouliin, W. d. Boulware.
B.lciiHg Green DIR. Anderson, T. l.. Jones, Dr.
Broaddus, +. Campbell C. b. Dabney, +. Baker.
On motion, it resolved that the proceedings be
published in the Fredericksburg and Richmond papers
1t will be that the Opposition in Caroline are de-
terinned to work for Bel and Everett.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

FATAL AFFRAYs AT rRE SOUTH A few days ago, al
the White Sulphur Springs, in Florida, Col Richard
Inge Wynne, lawyer, attempted to lhasise DR.. Curee
with his cane, when the latter jerked his away
struck Wyune blow with the head which broke it, and
then run the sword into his body.
In the street. at Charleston, s. c., last Tuesday two
respectable citizens, Robert G. Browne and Warren An
drews exchanged several shots, wouudng another
in the arms and legs but not seriously, though poor
negro man. attracted the spot shot through the
heart and instantly killed by Of the pistol balls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

LAW PRoFEssoRs APPOINTED AT the recent meeting
Of the Rector and Visitors Of William and Mary College
Charles Morris gsq, of Hanover county, wss appointed
Professor Of Law ia that venerable institution. This is
universally acknowledged to be admirable selection.
In talents genial qualities and lofty integrity Mr. Nor
rs is said to bear striking resemblance to his distn-
gushed father, Richard Morris
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RICHMOND THURSDAY MORNING. JULY IL, 1860

las in Pennsylvania elsewhere touch electoral
ticket which contains upon It the single ofa Brcck
inridge Dsunionist Even out of the tweny-seyen
electors would disgrace Douglas ticket precisely as
single drop Of subte poison thrown into goblet OF
pure and crystal water might render the whole deathy
potion.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

A PuRE DOpGLAs ELLcrORAL 1IcKEr.-Tbe Philadel-
phia Press states authoritadvey that Mr.. Douglas
susians the policy of having no Connection directly
or indirectly with the friends Of Breckinrdge In the
amalgamation Of electoral tickets, and adds:
ave are authorized 70 state that Richard J. Hade-
man, ESD, the member from Pennsylvania of the Ma
tonal Democratic CCnyendon, will, under instructions
from the Committee, address letters TO the different cah-
ddaes for electors appointed by the Hea4ing CgnVen'
ton, demanding Of them an explicit answer whether
they are In favor of the nomination Of Douglas and
johnson for President and YicePresdent Ifthey shall
refuse TO answer or shall answer IN Eor Of the Dsu-
nonsts then their names viii be stricken from the roll
and others substituted"
Mr. Forney clOses bis comments With the following
emphatic decara ion
Mr.. Douglas desires above all, and most Of oil, 10
maintain the position in which he has been placed by bis
record and his nomination, and also that he enter
into no coalition with Dsunlonsts in the free States,
who nSulted and degraded those gallant men in the
Southern States 6ghting for the National DemocrA
ey and for the old fashioned principles Of the DemocrA
tic party against banded ogIehy intent alone upon
tbs destruction Of the Unon No true friend VI Doug
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ans specaed the Manuscript previously agreed be-
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- Booksellers and yearly Advertiser generally, engaging one
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