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DIR. &. III. SIiOLEs,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,
The only Regular Graduate Physician adyertis-
ing in Boston, gives particular attention to Dis
eases of Women, especially those suffering from
any disarrangement Of the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM.
Married or single ladies may apply with safety
and in confidence, for relief from the many mis-
fortunes peculiar to the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
| have prepared medicine for the purpose
Of regulating the Monthly Sickness, which
have used for the last ten years with the most
unbounded success. The following recommends
alton Is sufficient:
"Its uniform success, even In extreme cases,
Is as astonishing as II is satisfactory. Jour
nal Of An. Med. Science.
have hundreds of private assurances Of the
same happy results, but for obvious rea-
sons cannot place them before the public.
II is the very best thing knO Nh for the pur-
pose, and in case of obstruction. after all other
means have failed, will produce the desired eff
feet. cure is guaranteed in all cases, or the
price will be refunded. Purely vegetable, and
perfectly safe ut all times.
CAUTI0N.-Neyer purchase any medicine
this nature of any one. IL left about the conn
trp e. --i.. cuOii 4 ILis, anu DhUrs aIo ucscIr
ing of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for
those who wish to remain under my care.
Address DR.. C. II. sII0LEs, ~ Court St.,
Boston.
Boston, May %, 1860. iyr22
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CERTIFICATES FROM DIR. HAYES
I,,agsr 10 tAe STAT, OF Mas'aeAE'stf,.

al have analytCd the Concentrated Leayen man
lactured by Messrs. ElW. Chamherlin Co, with
reference % is purity aud efficiency OF action "
producing the effect Oryeast In dlstending dough
and thereby rendering II III for making bread
This article Is skilfally compounded. froin per-
vegetable salt, which l. essentially desirable
food I'm the bread. II raises the dough without
consuming the sugar or any other principle IN
tho tl7uT, perfectly and the same weight OF Hour
will produce more sweet, palatsble bread than can
De obtNlned through the aid Of yeast while Tor
cakes aud pastry IL Is invaluable, rs IL saves all
risk, and much time OF the pastry cook.
The experiments made BY Inc confirm the state
mcnts 1.-THE manufacturers, and provo this CON.
pound worthy Of public approval and extended
use. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, Md, state As,dya.
lG DOylstOn ST.. Boston. sept. Is, 1861.
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for salt,
FARM FOR SALE.

1,IlE subscriber offers his farm for sale, situated
l IN Buxton, ON the Sac0 road, One-quarter OF n
mile from salmon Falls Village. Said farm con-
tains about co acres Of good land-buildngs near
~ new and Ia good repar-water conveyed Ia pipes
b g%SS'G dafe Up go6A RiqfS cuts mo" Ia To ~
This Is a desirable piece Of property, and those
Z. III. PEASE.
Post ONCE address, Hollis, Ne. 81
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing Is put up In large bottles
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing us
hair IL any person. young old there Is not Its equal In
tie world II will make the hair everything you wish u
to be- and moreover 1t has perfume that Is Infinitely
superior to any OF the fashionable extracts, either foreign
or American, which alone should entte II TO place on
every iady's toilet table.
Use the Regenerator before retiring at night, and
In the morning apply little of the Dressing aud your
hair will be even more lifcike In color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair hut these preparations and
use these according 10 drtcons and We warrant YOU
q good healthy head OF hair.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry =. WI.
son 4 Co.. Manchester, ~ II Ito whom all le,tsn shsuid
be addressed.
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DIR. Williams Vegetable BittcrS.

T,IIE PEOPLES REMEDY. Try II. and fit does
not prove TO be all that Is claimed for II, then
condemn IL. This medicine Is warranted TO cure
and eradicate from the system, Liver Complaint
eli 10 cure Jaundico In its worst forms, all Bilious
Diseases, aud Foul stomach, Dyspepsia, COsilye-
ness ilumOrs of the Blood aud skin, Indigestion,
Headaches Dizziness. Piles, Heartburn. Weakness.
and Fever and Ague, and all kindred complaints,
KELSEY'S VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR,
warranted 10 cure Rheumatism, Sprains, Swellngs,
Spinal Complaints Pains OF all kinds Burns Scalls
FelOns, and all kinds Of sores Throat Distemper.
Pains In the stomach, DlarThwa or Dlsentery,
Cholera MUrbus OF Cramps, and other similar COM
plants.
Prepared exclusively by
DIR. II. KELSEY, Lowell, Mass.
G. II. LOVEJOY. Travelling Agent. For sale at
Timothy Bankers, foot of Alfred street. lyS2
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81 This celebrated Female Medicine
~ possessing virtues unknown OF any
E<J thing else Of the Kind, aud proving
nEpSh etiectual after all Others have Jailed,
lESsEE Is prepared nom an Indian plant
tkssfSkl used BY the natives for the same pur-
VEI<N pose truln time immemOTial, and now
.yTenSA For the FIRST tune offered 10 the pub
L.sNt>IA lie. IL Is designed for both married
dL.A,.lM and single ladies, and the very best
EJSSkk, thing known Tor the purpose, as II
- ~ X. will bring ON the monthly sickness In
81 III N1i eases of obstruction, AFTER all other
~. ~ Z az, remedies or the Kind have been tried
- MO- In vain. This may seem Incredible.
49, - 80 but cure L. guaranteed IN all cases
~.'-~ or the price viii be refunded. 1000
bottles have been soli In eighteen months Uiihoui
a single failure when taken directed aud without
the least injury to health in dHgcdse. E-lt isput
up In bottles OF three different strengths, with full
directions Tor using. aud sent by express, closely
sealed, to all parts Ortho country. PkICES-Full
strength slOi lialfsrength. So Quarter Strength,
IS per bottle. Remember This medicine Is de-
signed expressly for OBSTINATE CASES. in which all
other remedies OF the Kind have been tried IN vain
~ Beware Of limitations None warranted
unIcss purchased directly Of DR.. VI or at his office
Prepared aud sold ORiy at DIR. Mattison's Rem
edal Institute for Special Diseases, No. % Union
street, Providence, X l.
This specially embraces oil diseases Of Pripais
nature, both OF MEN and WOMEN. Consultations
by letter otherwise are strictly eorfisHtia aud
gfpsiiSf. III d the 6S5fGhtryy. Also accom-.
mOdatiOns for patients from abroad, wishing FOR
secure and quiet Retreat and good care, until re-
stored " health.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
In these days Of medical imposition, when men
assume TO be physicians without any knowledge Of
medicine whatever, persons cannot be too careful
to whom they apply, before at least making some
Inquiry. and especially In relation To those who
make the greatest BrstsRsioHs. Advertising physi.
clans, In nine cases out OF ben. are rmPosiorsj aud
as the newspapers are full Ut their deceptive adj
yeTtisements, without making inquiry, ten 10 one
you will be imposed upon. DIR NJ. will send free.
by enclosing one stamp as above, u Pamphlet ON
Disc ISES or UOMEN, and on Priuai, and Chron-
&c MalIjiss generally also circulars giving full In
formation, rith hs most HRiOHbttd references and
tsstiBlOHiIks without which, advertising ply ST.
elan, or medicine Of this Kind Is deseryin, of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHITEGER.
DIR. MattsOn Is the only educated physician In
Providence IL not In New England, who adyertses,
making n speciality OF Private Diseases and he
furnishes the very best references and testimonials
both Of his AORssty and his skiH lfthere ARE any
others. LET THEN Do THE SAME.
orders by mail promptly attended to; Write
your address plainly, aud direct to Dr. IL. n. MAT.
risOS. as above. lyr3O
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Dyspepsia Remedy
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic, lnvigOratlns
SPIRIT.

TAis Medil 'sb,,n used by "a, pubic for 6 v,gs,
rih mcr,-,Hg tarOr. Hsr,eomm,ndtd feeHIt
DysTtp'ii. Nuiossn,s', Heartburn, Colie
Pains, WiHd in ht SiOtcacA, or Pans IN
ht BOTti,, H,pi,cA,. DrOu'iHt.,
KiiA,y Complaints, LoT Spirits,
DtiiTiGm Trsnshs. IHisn.
psrdHes.
II stimulates, exhlarates lnyIgorates but will not
intoxicate or stupeg.
ASA MEDICINE, II squlek and effectual, curing
n the most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, Kid
ney Complaints and all other arrangements Of the
stomach and Bowels, In a speedy manner.
Il will instantly revive the most melancholy and
dropping spirits aud restore the weak, nervous and
slckIy 10 health, strength and ylgor.
Persons who, from the lnJuiclOus use OF liquors,
have become detected, and their nervous systems
shattered, constitutions broken down, ani subject
tO that horrible curse Ia humanity, the DELiRirs
TRENENs, will. almost Immediately, feel the happy
and lnyisOrating efficacy OF DIR. Hams in'igora1ins
Spirit.
DosE-One wine glass =, oiten as necessary.
One dose will remove all Dad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you q Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dys-
one dose will remove the distressing and disa-
greeable effects OF Wind or Fatulencc, aud rs soon
rs the stomach receives the inyigoraungsplr tho
distressing load and all painful feelings will be re-
one dose will remove the most distressing pains
Of collie either In the stomach or bowels.
few doses will remove all distractions In tho
Kidney, Bladder. or Urinary Organs.
Person. who are seriously afflicted with any Kid
ney complaints are assured speedy relief BY doso
% t-o, ann radical cure by the use Of one or two
bottles. -
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who. from dlssipating too much over
night and feel the ey,l effects Of poisonous liquors.
In violent headaches, sickness ut stomach. weak.
ness, giddlness, &c, will find one dose will remove
all had feelings.
Ladies' Of weak and sickiy constitutions should
take the lnyigoratlng Spirit three times u day 10
will make them strong, healthy and happy, remove
all distractions aud Irregularities ffom the men.
stTuil organs and rcttore the bloom of health and
beauty 10 the caTe-worn face,
During pregnancy u will he found an invaluable
medicine TO remove disagreeable sensations ut tho
stomach.
All the proprietor asks IL n trial, and 10 induce
this, he has put up the inylgontIng syrup In pint
bottles, at so cent, quarts 81.
General Depot, Is Water street, n. Y.
Wholesale Agents I-Boston, N. y. Burr Co..
Weeks a Potter.
For sale In Blddef6r,i by George W. W. Pelrsop
Vim. q. Dyer, A. Sawyer, and Y. u. Stevens. and by
all country dealers generally. iyn9
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AEI2 the Printing line, jus, step
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lEzsStGsS1z done In the best style.
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|I;a|1B

R-A New Discovery. Pin Worms entirely 70.
moved from the human system by the use OF DR..
4. q. 0ould's Pin Worm Syrup. A cure
hours. Sold by Druggists generally. GE0R6E @.
GOODWIN a co. Wholesale Agents. Agsnts-Bit.
tsferd, A. Ssvysri Ssss, 9. g. Mitchell. iyrts
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For Sale.

ky,tIsn,l9 The farm now occupied by Joel
LA.SeCss-G McIntlre. In the town Of DAYTON,
OF good land. with buildings on the same.
ar Inquire OF wa. PERKINS, saco, Ne.
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House for Sale.

NHE subscriber wishes to sell his house, situated
| on Pike street, near Pool Street. The house Is
nearly flDishcd. The lot Is three rods Pike ST.,
and running back ten rods. There !sa we'll Of good
water on the lot.
Any one wishing to buy house will find II q
good bargain. ,
Diddeiord, Sept. .. 1859, 39tf
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DR.. @. III. shsles, Eclectic Physlelau,
Elves particular attention 10 diseases OF the gentle
urinary organs, and special diseases Of women. See
advertisement In another column. iyr22
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AID A M = & co.
Real Estate for Safe
In BIDDLF0RD.
SACO WATER-POWER
COMPANY

Offers for sale ut reduced prices, from one To- one
hundred acres OF good farming land. part OF which
Is covered with wood, aud located within about
thrce.fOurths Of a mile nom the new city block.
vicinity Of the mills. Terms easy.
42tf sTllOS. QUlNBf, 8gtns
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Wholesale Agents, H. II. HAY & co, Portland
Sold in saoo by 5. II. shaw In Blddeford by A.
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FARM FOR SALE {!

- small Farm for sale, situated on the Port
60 land Road, less than one mile from Saco vii
kt4lage, containing 90 Acres or Land, con
slsting of Tillago aud Pasturing.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
on the premises CllARbES TNULl
sacO, April S,lSj9. '5u
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BlDDEF0RD. MAINE.
The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,

DR.. MlTTlSOrS lND!lN ENESlGOGuE |!
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-11-22
- - II \ IT " u -.
JOHN T. SLOAN, G.. II. Il

\ DUrL WITH FLINT Lock PlsroLs.
The New Orleans Crescent gives the
following particulars Of an unusual o6aire
dhD"otr in that city.
I'VE understand that duel was fought
Oh W cdmcsday afternoon, near the Hopkins
plantation, between Mr.. Olivier Carricre
aud Or. De st. Romcs; the same who had
difficulty aud shooting atI4ir at school
examination on Rampant street some time
ago. The duel fortunately was harmless,
though It's peculiar features have been
much discussed down town The chalen-
god party, Nr. He st. Romes, ad chosen
flint lock pistols. On the field, at the fir~t
ire, both pistols snapped. At tho secoad
fire, Carriers pistol snapped again, but his
adycrsarys went of without hitting him.
Carrierc seconds now declared themselves
satisfied, particularly as they believed it use
IS Tor their principal to stand there snap
pm. pistol which ight snap all day,
whilst exposing him to the u equal chance
Of being shot by his antagonist and iauch
against lis Will, Mr.. Carriere had TO leave
the ground without having had a hot. 1t
j. stated iy some that De 81. Romes owes
his hic 10 the humanity Of his seconds in
choosing flint lock pistols, as Carriere was
rcputed TO lie dead shot aud cool as
cucumber
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-11-22
NO. 38.
An Act
To Provide for the calling Of a convention Of
the People Of this State.

=
SEC. |. BE d tr-G,trdbythe Senate and Hou.s
Of HPreSsntdiseoS, noc met and sittny in Ce,ieraI
lsse".bty, and Ly Lie authority Grille same, That
n convention OF the peoph of the State of
South Carolina is hereby ordained to be as
scmbled in the City Of Columbia, on tho
lIth day OF December, in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and six
~, for the purpose OF taking into con-
sideratlou the dangers incident to the DO
sltion OF the State in the Federal Union, es-
tabl!shed by the Constitution Of the United
tates, proper fvr providing against tho
same, and there upon to take care that tho
Commonwealth y! %JGth Carolina shall suf-
Ter no detrmcut.
SEC. al hat on the 9th day of Decem-
Der, in the year oi our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty, the Managers Of
elections for the several Districts in tho
State shall, after giving public notice as in
cases OF elections for members Of the Leg
isIaturc, open the Polls and hold elections
in their respective Districts for Delegates
to the said convention, in all respects in tho
same manner and form, and at the same
places, Us elections are now conducted for
Members OF tho Legislature. And all per-
sons who are qualified and entitled, by tho
Constitution and laws Of this State, to vote
for members of the Legislature, shall be
qualified and entitled to vote for said Del.
cgates to said Convention and in case of
any vacancy occurring, by death, resigna-
, ton or removal from the State, or refusal
to serve of any person elected a Delegate
to the said Convention, the Presid-
ing Officer Of the said Convention shall
Issue his writ authorizing and requiring tho
managers of Elections in the Election Dis
triets in which such vacancy may have oc-
CURED, after giving due notice thereof, to
open a poll and hold an election to fill such
vacancy, as in cases for the election Of
Members of the Legislature. Meet Oh
the 9th and declare the election
SEC. 3. That each Election Distrio
throughout the State shall be entitled
elect and send to the said Convention ~
number of delegates equal to the VIII
number of Senators aud Representatives.
which such Districts now entitled to send TO
the Legislature; and the delegates to the said
Convention shall be entitled to the Same
freedom of arrest in going to, returning
from, and whilstin attendance, on said Con-
vention, rs is extended to the members OF
the Legislature.
SIC. /. That all free white male citizens
ofths State, of the age of twenty -one years
and upwards, aud who are entitled to vote
for members OF the State Legislature, shall
be eligible to n seat ip the said Convention.
In the Senate House, the thirteenth day
Of November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
and in the eighty-ti year Of the sover-
eighty and independence Of the Uuited
States Of America.
WILLIAM d. PORTER,
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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-11-22
ID. PORTER,
President of the Scnale.
JAMES S!MONS,
Speaker House Representatives.

Speaker House Representatives.
RcsoIred, That the Clerks of the Senate
aud House Of Representatives be, and arc
hereby, instructed to pulish the "Act to
provide for the calling Of u Convention Of
the people OF this State, in one newspaper
IN each Election District in the State, once
week, until the day OF election of the
Delegates to said Convention; and that it is
the sense OF this General Assembly that
the Managers OF Elections are bound to pro-
cccd to give the u ual notice of election,
and to hold the same, rs directed by said
Act, without awaiting further instruction.
WM. T.. MARTIN, G. S.
JONN T. SLOAN. &. II. Il.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-11-22

Wy ihc NhcAlcan war passed by anu
then came the great contest about CaIifur-
MIA. The cry of no more slave States was
raised, and California, with constitution
! prohibiting slavery, was most unjustly aI-
mitted into the Union. I then advised
resistance. The Senate then stood fifteen
! from the South and fifteen from the North.
1t WAS the turning point OF your dcs,inics
! in the Union, fcliow-ciizcns and coun-
selcd resistance ut every hazard and to
the last extremity. Since then other free
States have been added, and The power of
the South in the Union is paralysed You
were then kicked out, and bu.icd out, and
shot out, OF Kansas. Thcy have thus,
fellov-citizens, succeeded in bnth PARTS OF
their policy. They have .ot the majority
in both branches Of Congress The South
is in hopeless and powcrlcss minority.
They have united the North against the
SGnlh, and intend to rule you through the
Federal Government. Daring the whole
| Of this timo, the South has rcnonstratel-
she has argued she has appealed to the
constitution In vain. She h;s submitted,
with the most astonishing patience, to
wrong upon wrong, and insult upon insult.
And how they lave consummatcd their
scheme OF tyranny, by c!ec;lns "A Black
. Republican President to rule YOU. So
Ion. have You submitted, that thev have
lost al respect tor YOU. They dcsn.sc .nI
contcmn you. They think You a low. de-
graded, mean spirited set OF scmi6urba-
ritns, with very Iitle more courl.c than
your own nc-rpcs; and they have had the
aulucity, the inso'cncc. the unparalleled,
the ulacious iusDcncc. to suppo.e that
W" % '"t Sn"'h-We H"uih '"FoH"IanS-
would submit to BACK hcPab',c,n Pres
'uch' ann inuta''o. 'ris o! Never
"'.'F Ell, my ','ehdN' wh't are we
So'"3 l" "a" 'r' rather wait have W
zone NY We nave dissolved i"is IN
,,'' -. va" "". "'i"oI'o'S, lI'rH "ll!"Hav-J
.,i We nave S"ih 20 'nc ,\o'ti'' we are done
80 o'''''"e" "PP'H"Se reau
,"o 49, t"' o'''e' u"S' INA. '""'h a.
o''i" ""' i'"c SPo'' "l'u lfI'''l child
'''u 'I''u',' I N!aI"l"S: '''ui ih'er. 10
=" neI' ,,i'.' ,i iS''ow ow'e','%t"S some am
Ao' S"5s '"H' ''ou'h Na'n'in' needs
E,,i.;.;. r,,
i''" ,I's ''''Ds''S e'' zen '"Ih' t"at we
Ill g .,'''o"' ','"' WI .Nt 'o'u % '''G
XIII :. I'.,,.,, ,'>i o' """
beneath its fragments. rApp.ausc.l Could
raise my voice, until its tones reached .he
majesty OF thunder, woul cry in not
o. thunder, until it rolled over every vi!la.e
and city and hamlet uf the North: "th;,
Umo:i is dissolved, Had The rowcr,
would 20 and write upon the walls o! their
banque.,ing halls this Caion is a.,-
,',,',.,r,,, so,'cu "oalu 80 10 me fanatic the
..'a''u''e'"'e'' 10 inc p.H"HeFef wh' has
','cu na, 1,oi u, 'No >u cue I! No,"'e upon gar
"'' "o't'r tr'' 'i.u ~, t,''," ~ zones
- ~ '''1 '.I;,;; ";';' 20 =, u'sao.'tu' "'"'U 20
h., ,'',' ;,i ,, '''e .J''.''.' '''I"'''' VINO
- t,,. '''' 'l "''u "'' ~ '''1 'o'''S %
t%a.,,li ,,"a,I 49," 800, ".''s 90 ~ MS car ~
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South Carolina s,c9islature.
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER -, 1850.

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m. ,.,l
unp.. r,,,,,,s,:,,e,i ,i,.,. = 'ne
fine S,u.,.. rI,r!,on .,,,: :, ="
sod mill. ''0 "N" P-''
I'm .co-,,,,,c,. ,,;,l, ,ho r,..; :,
Smoker .,,l H.. ,',,I .,.o.,i,el
me,n.,..,s o, IA. lis ,,,,..''J ~ IL
Chamber. when tbr 1T. ~. r,,;G..J
Tas business of I. Session L..;n,, dis-
char.c!,
l.,.aocs were iptcr,b,n.,cd Lotwo., ,ha
tao Houses aud at IL o'c.ork on Motion
Se.:.tc adjourned to ,,,.t nm III. t,,,,h
,ionlay oi this instant, Wv ''1'' :"
II.,
VIZ i'1,rh rs IN AiiE Es.-At the
"Ve' ~ ""'In 'hc ii"uSe ADJOURNED the
'"i''u '"o 'o''' anu quorum being
H'S,,,',"'' '"e = io"N'f 'ooA 'he Chair
u 9cs'e'u-y were rtad
-. -. " ''''o'' t'Ise''cu 'hc petition oil
rr",.' r't. ;. I'''HN''a o' H"'""t"' praying Tor
'u','.0' 'e'S'"''o'' Concerning inc eo.ofcd
I ~, .''r'''''
:, 4'v',i -" - INC No"''i''''ec ON to!oFed
~ '''e .i"">c WIZ" their
~. y, '''e '''P"'' VI '"G co"n"'ttec
va "a. '"u'''''9 Ola 'r,"'a''Ch' oi inquiry
~ t'"'' - &C '''-''' 'o'' 10 con
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