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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

During the last session of Congress a
"Bill' was introduced by the Republi-
cans to ABOLISH POLYGAMY IN
UTAH. NJ R. ARTIN VOTED
AGAINST THE BILL. thus virtually
sanctioning that infamous and debasing in.
stitution, revolving as it is to humanity
shocking as it is to decency, corrupsing
as it is to morality, and poluting, as il
does, the very foundations of human soci.
ETY.. Let no man, therefore, yho does mol
FAVOR THIS BARBARISM VOTE
FOR Mr.. MARTIN.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Tribute of Respect.

Resolutions Of Charity Lodge No. I, l.
o. o. F., on the death of Bro. Bowman.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his in
finite wisdom, to remove from our midst
by the hand Of death, our esteemed Bro
NJ. Bowman.
RESOLVED. That in the death of Bro
Bowman, his family has met with an ir.
reparable loss; also. the community in
which he lived, good citiz.n, and thit
Lodge an esteemed and worthy member.
RESOLVED, That we sincerely sympathize
with the relatives and friends of onr de
parted brother in this sad dispensation.
Resolved, That in token of respect fol
the memory of the deceased, our Lodge
room be shrouded in mourning for the
period of thirty days.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu.
tions, signed by the officers of this Lodge,
be forwarded to the family of the deceased
also, be published in the Lancaster Gazette
ana Ohio Eagle.
j, A. STAFFORD, N. G..
VIM, VoRYs, Sec'v.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Pursuant to notice, the friends of Bel
" Everett met at the office OF p. M. Wag
enhals. The meeting being called to or
der, Capt. Joshua Clarke was called to tn,
Chair, and P. Bope Secretary.
The object of the meeting being stated
Col. P. Van Trump offered the following
Resolved, That we deem it expedien, tc
form Constitutional Union Club, to b.
called the Hooking Township Bell & Ev
erett Club.
On motion of Doctor Wagenhals
Resolved, That this meeting now cleo
permanent officers for this Club, wheupon
Capt. Clarke was unanimously elected
Chairman, and P. Bope Secretary, and
p. M. Wagenhals, Treasurer.
On motion.
ResolUed, Tha, the President appoint an
ExecuIide Committee, whose duty 1t shall
be to collect funds to carry on the cam.
paign' whereuPon the following gentlemen
were appoined
Henry Carpenter, John Matlack, Geo.
BurorIry. William Vorhes. Joseph Stat.
ford, Dresbach Drum, and David Ponce.
On motion,
RESOLVED, That the Executive Committee
be instructed, to report the names of all
the friends of Bell & Everett Of thisTown-
ship at the next meeting.
On motion
Resolved. That this Club hold its req
ular meeting on Friday evening of each
week.
On motion,
Resolved, That the Editors OF our CITY
papers, be respectfully requested to pub.
lish the proceedings Of this meeting in
the city papers.
On motion
Resoiued, That this meeting now ad.
Journ, to meet Friday evening next, Sep.
@ tember 9TH, at half past 7 O'Clock, at the
Town Hall. ]. CLARKE. Pres'l
p. Bore. Sec'y.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Special Notirts.
Free Fight.
INDEPENDENT oANprpArf

To sAe v0ters Of FairasId CouAtv oAio,
Unsolicited by friends, of nav own free wifi
and accord,l present myself as an "IndependenE
Candidate" for the office OF County Auditor This fali
believing that integrity and capacity are the only per.
9uisites necessary la one seeking the oheeIn which
aspire; and which most earnestly solicit at YOUR
hands. have lived amongst yon for the period Of
thirty four years. have aever held oice nor hereto
fore sought one al the hands Of the people, NV quail
ihcatious fol the competent discharge OF the respon
sbe trust committed to the OF Aunitor this
county are we'll knewn TO many u you, ana hone
Will be favoraby considered. IT, by your suHrages,
should be called upon to manage the affairs of said
In the confidence bestowed,
Asst regards canvassng the county to solicit votes
have neither time money to engage In II ,requi-
ring as II does every hour not devoted 10 necessary
rest, TO earh living for family dependent upcn
the result OF my lab rs, and above all have natu-
raj repugnance to boringlhe people and wasting their
time. $50 mote II bel" JOHN G.. WILCOX.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
500 Reward.

Will be paid tc any man who will de.
monstrGte that the opposition to the Kan.
sas policy of Mr.. Buchanan, so far as the
leaders are concerned. is not selfish and
factious.--
WE'LL MosSrs, Editors, do you now, as
then, believe that the "Kansas policy Of
he administration" is IN "strict coaformi-
~ wih the Cincinnati Platform"
DO you think the 800 offered TO any
man who 'clH demonstrate that the opposi.
Hon to the hanSos policy Of Mr.. buchanan,
so jar as mo leaders are concerned, is moi
sefsh and tactioas, aOouid be safe to day
DO you still believe that the whole Re-
publican party, WITH DoueLAs. PAINE Il
Co. to aid them, could not make such a
showing. Let us hear.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Persons afflicted with the Fever = ,,

NJ tHTIICteU VIII TIC FeVcr md
ARue should not spare either time. trouble or ex-
pense TO procure DR., Hostetters Celebrated Btters
whose benehcient effects upon the system has been
clearly proved to those who have been stricken down
IN snort space OF tmo by this dreadful curse whose
checks are wan aAd meagre and whose nights are
sleepless and restless and whose eyes are dim and
sunEen with death staring them in tho face this CO
pound must prove blessing: snatchng them, us IL
were, from the mouth OF the grave None can know
ls true value until they have tested II. When nil
others have failed, these Ber have restored the su
eteIs 10 pristine health. Their popularity in all the
TO all families. "'"'
Sold by Druggist and dealers generally everywhere.
uTsec advertisement In another column. lma3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
A Valuable Farm for Sn,c,.

FUNiIE snbscrlher offers at private sale a DESlRA-
Il Bile FARM, situate In Washington Township,
Plckaway County, Ohio, three and a half miles East
terturnpke. Said Farm contains 900 acres lO acres
~ OF which simpr0ved, and the balance In 49,.
~GooDTlMBER. Upon the impror cd part h;;iI
- isa aGO0DTW0-STORY BRICK Dwell MRiil
LING HOUSE and out-budngs also Of brick, two
wels OF good water, young orchard Of lO trees of
enolce grated fruit, aud good Stone Quarry.
further particulars add ress or call on the sub
scrl6eI.at Lancaster, ohiO;' or EZEKIEL NORRIS,
near Circlevillo. JOHN TOOIE
Lancaster, May IL, lSGO-Gms7
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mV2@ CO @ AR9
DR.. u NDER w OOD,

or Chicago, Illinois, the eminent and skillful ope ia
Tor on the Bye and Ear whose reputation is so extern
siyely known throughout the United States will ar
rive in Lancaster, o., on Friday, September 4th and
may be consulted OF tho Cook House. that day only
Dru being regularly educated Physic n and Sur
geon ofthe old school, and having had an experience
OF 70 years In practice, will perform any operation on
the Eye and Ear necessary to restore sight to the blind
hearing to the deaf by other adequate means to re
move any disease OF those useful organs within the
reach Of science and human skill.
lCPNo charge for examination or consultaton.-3w
Lancaster Aug. 30, 1860.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Dr. IL Oback's Sea Rndin inaVian BlOodPIIIs
and Blood Purifier

"Ihe blood Is the life," says Scripture; so saws
ncisnce also. Expel corruption from the blood and
and Purlfer perform their task enectuaiiy They are
powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all forms
disease, disease, whlc arise from impure blood simply be-
lhe sustaining fluid. Hence their appareptly
miraculous cures Of scrofula eruptons, minors dys.
P9psa liver complaints, rheumatism swelling OF tho
DO not proceed from malfOrmation.
u I'See Advertisement. 1ni-1n1
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
County Ticket.

Auditor-MILToN D. BAKER
CIerk-VALENTlNE CUPP
Pros. Attorney-R NJ. CLARKE
Sherif-C. NJ. L. WISEMAN
COm'rsl JAMES PICK ERlEG. full term
JOHN GREIR, short term
Coroner-SALEM WOLF
Surveyor JOHN W. FLOOD
Recorder GEORGE w. EDGAR
In. Director-S. 8. HAMMOCK
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

The platform Of 1856 was in advance
OF the Dred Scott decision. recognition
OF the constitutional right of the people
OF the territories to hold slaves as proper
y, y they saw i'll so TO do Ohio Eogle,
December 9, 1853.
Is this the doctrine of the Douglas par,
" OF today Do you Messrs Editors, so
understand the Cincinnati Platform Nowp
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
HO w ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

II 6enec0ient insttmiOn established by spsnial En-
dopmsnt, TIE Relief of the Sick aud Distressed
dWieted pHh PtruieHt and Epidemic Diseases, aud
especially for the Cure of Diseases of The SerMal Or
gdHS. -
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
lvASurgeon' to all who apply by letter, with de-
serpon OF their condition, lage occupaion habits of
e, %o,Y and IN eases OF extreme poverty, Medicines
ALU AbLE REPORTS on Supermaorrhma, and
other Diseases of ITO Sexual Organs and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
ahicied In sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge
TWO or three stamps for postage will be acc cceptable
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Acting Sur
econ Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
aE1. FATRCHILD, Sec'y. ~
Aug. o, ls6O-l9-ly.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
The UnivcsaI Cough Remedx in cnses.

lie Univcsal Cough Remedy In cases
ol WHo0PlNG COUGH. There are probably more
oi time by the use Of Remedies containing expocto
rams which not only aggrayate the Cough. but run
down the system, making the Cough fatal or produc-
ing consumption than by any other cause. This ia
completely obviated in tho Universal Cough Remedy.
winch contains nothing to prosiratOn; and the Cough
Yields naturally, while the system is sustained Re
~ themselves by trial. ~
lITSee advertisement 1uo,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

@A Western paper says; Douglas is
making the tour Of the Eastern cities, and
indulging in stump speeches: Some folks
think it improper, We don't. We be.
lieve every man has a perfect right to or
der how his own funeral shall be conduct
al ~.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

@H. L, CRIDER, Practical Dentist
has removed his Office to the rooms lately
occupied by KNc Il FEEMAN, eiesy';
Block See advertisement.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Ey"Mr, S, don't you think the
Eli or of tho Eagle is man Of parIs?"
Decidedly so, Miss O., he is part
num'skull, part knave, and part fool"
Miss c. asked the above. after read
ing the leading editorial in last weeks
Eagle on the Kentucky orator and gentle
man, Cassius NJ. Clay.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

EUDougas going Southwark, and he
is still on the stump. lie seems to be Ie.
markably free from the throat disease,
bowel complaint, &c which unfortunate
ly trouble him every timc delicate ques.
ton comes before the Senate. He Is still
prOclaiming, great is popular sovereignty
and deserving of the Presid eucy is its il.
lustrious iuveutorl The little fellow is
doing we'll, considering that he hasn't ye t
found his dear mother.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
800 Howard.

viii be paid to any Republican who
viii show that the Kansas policy Of the
President is in conflict with the Cincinnati
platform.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

When Mr. MARTIN was before the pso.
pie, as candidate for the place he now
occupies. many Republicans voted for
him out Of personal considerations. He
was elected by their votes. AS a reward
for their kindness, he, in the only speech
he ever made in Congress. denounced
them as "fan0ticaI. 'sectionql," as "dis,
uniOnists," and "aJoLitionists." Will any
be found with SO little self respect as to
repeat the compliment?
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Grand Mass Meeting in Hooking
COunty.--The Whole People In
COunsel..-Gfe eat Enthu Siasm. .---
ls1O OmtdOne.
Thursday last was great day for the
Republicans Of Hooking county. 1t was
the day Of their Mass Convention. Hon.
JoaN SHERMAN, and Hon. V. B. HORTON,
had been announced to speak. and the
whole people turned out to hear them. At
an early hour--just as the sun came walk.
ing over the gray old hills of Hooking tho
Lancaster Wide Awakes, between forty
and ffty strong, in full Uniform. preceded
by their 6ne band OF martial music. march
cd into town. This WAS the first sensa.
tion.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

In 1858 the Dcmoctatc party sought
to force Kansas into the Union against the
protest of her people, with population
not exceeding $4,000 BECAUSE HER
CONSTITUTION COGNIZED
SLAVERY. In 1860 tho came party
voted against her adminsion with a popu.
latiou of over 100000 BECAUSE HER
CONSTITUTION DID NOT RECOG-
NIZE SLAVERY.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

|The following items we copy from
the Ashland Union, each offering q re-
ward of one hundred dollars to any Cd.
ponent of the Territorial policy ofthe Ad.
mnistraIion. or any Black Republican,
who will satisfactorily disprove, or shcw,
that The several positions assumed in
them are not true. Friend KNAp your
money is perfectly safe, the WHOLE
REPUBLICAN PARTY WITH DOUG.
LAS, PAYNE & Co., TO AID THEM
CAN NOTMAKE ANY SUCH SHOW.
lNG.-Edgle 1853.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
TUE PROCESSION.

A! loh O'Clock. 4. NJ, the process Oh
formed and took it's course through the
princ;p,l streets-and such PROCESSION.
1t put the good times Of 40 10 shame
Two miles Of wagons and people, and ban
ners, marching through streets packed
with men. W omen and children, all en'hu
siaslic, all beariGg banners and shouting
for LINCOLN. HAMLIN, and HcRroN, to the
utmost capacity Of their lungs.
We have not room 10 parlicularize. but
must notice one or two Of the most promi.
neut features Of the procession.
Ia the Van Of the procession were two
splendidly deco rated cars, bearing thirty
three ladies', in white, each, with ban
nsr representing State. Farther back
was team Of SO oxen hauling a rail cut,
out Of which an actual living LINCOLN aud
HANKS were manufacturing rails. The
procession passed through the principal
streets and then disbanded Tor dinner.
THE SPEECHES..
At 2 o'clock the speaking commenced
Hon. john SnERMAS lead of with an able
and eloquent speech. We give below
some extracts. Speaking Of Slavery Mr.
SHERNAa said.
The Rspu liVan party believe that sla-
very is local institution. aud is protect,
cd only by State law. We in the North
have no power over II 10 the slave States,
but we sAy tina. freedom Is the na,ural
condition Of the territories, and, SO far as
we can prevent 1t. slavery stall not 90
over one foo. Of free soil. (Crits OF "thals
it," and eheers,)
Speaking Of the Democracy Sherman
said.
There is vital difference between
Southern Democrats and those in the
North. Let US look at the Douglas wing
Of the Democratic party. What do lhey
believe in? They believe in popular sover.
eighty for the Territories, Popular sover.
eigutyis one Of the prelliest names shat ever
greeted human ears. know there IL not
mau in Ohio tut what might DO called
popular sovereignty mau. We mean
bv this, the right Of the people 10 rule;
that no man and no power shall BE- above
the people. This kind Of popular sover-
eignty wo all agree upon-Republcans,
Democratic. Bell men. and all. You are
ell popular sovereigns. simply because
you exercise all the powers Of govern
ment Constitutions may BE- framed for
your government. but they are worth
nothing unless submitted to you. Then
you 20 % work and elect governor,
legislature, and all necessary officers
You are real, genuine popular sovcrelgns
and that kind ofpopular sovereignty we
are just as much iH favor Of as you are
and little more, because We have IL in
this State in our own hands. daughter.
II this is Douglas Democracy. then Tam
a Douglas Democrat; bnt they call me
very black Republican. (Chcors.) !
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Do you favor POLYGAMY, vote for
c. D. Martin.
Do you favor WHITE SLAVERY,
vote for c. D. Martin.
Do you endorse the Administration Of
JAMES BUCHANAN, vote for G. d. Martin.
Do yon stand by the LECOMPTON
CONSTITUTION, FRAUD Il ALL, vote
for Mr.. Martin.
Do you sustain the ENGLISH BILL,
vote for G. D. Martin.
Do you oppose all these things. vote for
V. B, Horror.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
CHARLEY MARTIN.

In the Canvass Of 1858, Mr.. Martin
opon'y-by private aud public speech EN-.
DORSED TIE ADMINISTRATION
OF JAMES BUCHANAN. HE WAS
FOR LECOMPTON, FRAUD AND
ALL FOR THE ENGLISH BILL
WITH ALL IT'S INIQUITY.
His nomination was considcred an Ad
ministra!iou triumph; and his friends, and
especially the Eagle, boz Sted Mot ii ,Oas
such. AS chairman of committee on
resolutions in this county, he reported in
May 1858, the following resolutions;
/, Rosolved That the Democracy OF
Fairfield county now, as heretore declare
their finn aud unslerable adherence 10
the principles Of the National Democratic
party as incucated in the Cincinnati Plat
form.
2. Resolved. That we hereby fully en-
dorse the course and policy of james Bu-
cbanan, President oil the United States,
and recognize in him II faithful and able
exponent of Democratic principles ana a
trus and steadfast friend OF the Union and
the States.
3. Resolved, That the position assum- =
ed by the Congressman from this State
in supper, of the present Administration
merits and receives our unqualified ap.
probation and endorsement, and we here
by terder 10 them the unanimous con.
CALCULATIONS Of the Democracy of Fair
field county.
If any one doubts the position of Mr..
Martin, let him read the above, which we
think sets the whole matter at rest.
Mr.. Martin has never recanted these
views. His friends have never done il!
for him, Does Mr., Martin still entertain
these opinions? Does be still agree with
Mr.. Buchanan upon tha question of slave.
Ty in the Territories? Let ia hear
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Estate Of george w. GroCF.

EStnto OF george W. GFOU.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has.
~ been appointed and duly Quaaed as Admnistra-
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having
claims against said Estate will present thom for settle
ment legally authenticated within one year-Rnd ALI
those indebted will make immediate payment.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Adm'toT,,
August 90, leg0-3w2l
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
@PeChRl NOTICE

IL peraonS indebted to me, will please call bv the
IA TENTH or SEPTEMBER and PAY up. Gann
walt any longer. am toing East at that time and
must have y IonSy. Always on hand Al OLD STAND
Lancaster, August %, Ise0-imel
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid to any
opponent of the Territorial policy Of the
Administration who will show any pro-
vision in the law organizing Kansas and
Nebraska, which rcqirsd that the Con.
s!isution adopted by the people of Kansas,
through their Delegates in Convention,
should be submitted to vote Of the peo.
pie Of said Territory for ratification.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

"THINGS Is WORKING. The extreme
to which few bad men at the bottom OF
the fuss has been raised over the Lecomp.
ton Constitution, are carrying their fac.
tlous opposition, is fast producing that
wholesome reaction which will put all
things ultimately right: PAYNE Il CO.,
HAVE ALREADY GONE FAR E.
NOUGH TO CONVINCE THOU.
SANDS THAT THEY ARE NO LON.
GER TO BETRUSTED BY MEN WHO
HAVE NO INTENTION OF DESERT.
ING TO THE ENEMY. Hence we find
that sundry excellent democratic papers
which held back for while are beginning
to come boldly into the arena, and that
Others which have been counted on the
anli'Lccompton side, show no favor to sucl,
meetings as the Columbus State Conyen.
tion.- Ohio Eagle. '50.
We'll gentlemen. what do you think
nO0, about the "extremes to which a few
bad men at the bottom arc carrying their
lac'ious oppoSition?" Do you still be l..
I'evc that Payne G Co., have gone far
enough TO convince thousands that they
are no longer to be trusted by men who
have no intention of deserting to the enc
my" Let US hear from you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

A meeting of citizens was held in Montrea!
ON Saturday last, when "a, 1870 were subscribed
for the reception of the Prince of Wales. Inc
sum desired is about $5O,OOO.
The thirtieth anniversary Conference of the
Mormon Church was celebrated at Great Salt
Lake city on the 9th of April.
At Williamsport, Pa, the lumber mer-
chants. during the late freshet lost some
81, OOU, 600 feet in logs, valued at ss5s. QUO
A daughter, aged fifteen, of Hugh King, OF
Piedmont, Va, was drowned by falling In a
well, on Sunday last
Gen. Harvey U. S. A.. is going to Europe
| on twelve mon tbs leave OF absence.
John Greene, late Manager Of the Nashville
| Tenn J Theatre, died there on the list inst.
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A n RIV En-

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. N. 1.' "o4s'
sI scSr. Mountain Easie, Psndleton, Rockiano.
lime, Lib6y Burton.
schr. Nelly D, studdamS. Stamford. COAL "'o-
'O'"' MxNo. ANpA. ~ a.. h.,r
On Sunday, May 18th, at O'CLOCK r - ::,.cni in
Alice Tejnter, tCapt Hutton,) IeOni a;s,,ess ran
lat long 20 = e: q 10 se S,s q. H. jenkins. ~
w..ts Zone, irmher loaded, hailed 10! ~ nn
times. received NO answer or saw "A'
board. u.~
N.w YoRx, May 22:-Arrived. sGH''a ossrs.
Flake. Richmond Reulah do Z. ana ER;chmond.
Va. May Z.-Ceared: schr Mars nal. nF"rwsrd
IvrxAxnx1A May 8-Salled scnfs = H:efv
Norfolk; jno X. Griffith do; Mary Ann "''''
h isam1n MAY 3.-Clsared, steamer r0rs
Mnriolk: i. j. Frazer, Wiiminstcn, y; eddnstou
| RIM Point. Va; F. Eugene. d, +. WeHg; aH Allan
Ar,n'arius. Richmond Cleared soh'. G ~
h NnnTx May q Arrived. sShIs Z; Skl ~
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PAesExcE Rs PER STRAMsuiP JAMhsro" ''
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Edwin Rodss Eng la asy; and lacy.
rm'dex N s.. Clements: Charles Cop1Sy: Z N
Merchant, &. A. Tallez H. L: HSyGenM Nav DielIe
ArE'f PSxntt. l.. H. Pisrott, MIR +. H Plgsot!
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| n sfa0rag0,
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