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THE VOLUNTEERS HOME FUND SOCIETY.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
Arm 2e.-Application was made 10 the Court, unde'
the STATUTE for the authorization of the establishment
Home Fund Society, the object Of which is TO assis
persons engaged in the military naval service Of tn
government, their wives children and dependent rels
ves left at home There TO be fifty managers Of TIL
society, including number Of the most prominent ner
chants of the city The application was granted, and
Judge lngraham signed the certificate.
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PROVISION FOR THE WOUNDED.

THE LADIES MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
TODAY.
The meeting of ladies' for the purpose OF system
atz'rg and concentrating TO provide for the
wounded in the coming struggle and to furnish sol
ders with complete medical assistance and supplies
during the campaign, win take place this forenoon at
eleven O'Clock In the Cooper Institute AL interested
should attend,
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LETTER FROM THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
STEAMSHIP BALTIC.

ASSAroirs, I'm, 101s A. NJ, April "a, 1861
DEAR FArERWe arrived here safe at about this hour
last night, together with the Harriet Lane and four
transport vessels with troops We here at anchor
waiting for those vessels which with u.s. as well as
five transport vessels which this morning
10 unload their provisions, &C. and disembArk their
troops, TO bring up the Quite scene in
the bay ten steamers fu Of troopoyer ten thousand
soldiers in all. IL is expected will disembark in q
few hours, and then for march of fortytwo miles to
Washington.
The Commodore on board the United States frigate
Constitution, lying at this harbor informs us that
Beauregard, at the head of 10000 men, IL al
Richmond, and 1t is anticipated he win inter
cept us. If he does, God help him and
his followers for, with the Seventh regiment who are
in this port awaiting at the right ten thousand
men following and our gallant corps-"the bully boys OF
the Tweifthnat the left the internal traitor viii have
sweet time Of it, Twill write you regularly every day
when am safely quarered at Washington, which will
be on Friday saturday Of this week If in case we
meet The enemy aud have battle skrmsh anything
of that sort, will write you at once But remem Der
this We are IN all over twelve thousand strong will
ing hearted supporters Of the flag OF country and
Beauregard with all the forces of the seeded States
with hell itself 20 back him. cannot but succumb TO the
pluck and determination OF such supporters OF this once
and yet TO be glorious Union Your axectionate sou,
NICHOLAS 1. HANSEN,
First n M =
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FIRST REGIMENT, NEW YORK zoUAvEs.


- sorvo,dahe that on the spur of the moment mum.
s..x,, -,
ber Oh hoave companies were one u WHICH, the
New York 2ousvoe, appointed Colonel r. e. Hawkins
.r,ll ooicer the company not having any regular com
-, - ..,,u.. e, 49,. =. !,
nanaer SINCE Inc WIT cAoi'en'he has psohon ou' 'n'
company has been recruiting, and now the regiment
numbers eight humid red able athletic young men who are
- !, ....,.. :. ,-,s,,.n .,a r,-a,,ors i ,ho
Aurng ne"sci'es " iHuus"'ie "N P'' " '
regular Algerian manner
The regiment ia well Offered Colonel r. G.. Hawking,
=, sna n.,no an - o,,,csr Of ,bs usr,can war Tho
III eonnaau oeAs ~ - ~ " Wv Vs.
members OF the regiment nearly OF similar height
i've feet five inches being the average sze and no one
the age OF thirty rs permitted 70 become member
The quarters at Castle Garden are, 10 say The least
very y adapted for military purposes in their present
condition but the 2oGaves making the most OF ne
ceesty and adapt themselves to sleeping the seats
that times Of yore occupied by he arstocracy Of
this city in listening TO the strains OF prma donna.
Yesterday morning, al haf-past nine O'Clock, the
regiment assembled and placed 10 column TO attend
divine service. Rev. Mr. Conway, OF the Baptist
persuasion oicltcd, and preached eloquent sermon,
ID which he dilaed a. length on the condition OF the
country and exhorted his hearers 70 maintain the honor
Of the Star Spangled Banner and said tina, IN doing bat
tie for the cake OF their country and law and order they
would be serving the Deity.
The Lords Prayer was repeated by the entire req
nent orally q very impressive manner, and after the
religious services tho command was dismissed, and the
members received fdriough for the day
The officers OF the regiment are as follows
Colonel-R c. Hawkins.
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stevens, PRESIDENT. .......,............. 5000
President. 1000
Mechanics Park, by s. Knapp, President. o50t'
National Rank, by James Gaiatin President $50
Merchants Bank, by A. r. slran, President. 800
Manhattan Bank, by j. 81 Morrison, President. 250
Hank Of the Republic, by II. Lowry, Cashier. e00
Phnix Bank, by y. NJ Brysou, Cashier. 2B0
bank Of New York, by A.P. HAlsey, President. oO
Bank Of North America, by j. Seymour, President 2oN
bank Of America, by Pannott, President...... 5o0
Presdeut " @u
Shoe and Leather Bank, by " Stout. President - OK
Hsa6 a
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THE BANKS RESPOND.

FURTHER contributions VII be received by n OGofm'
Treasurer 122 Broadway
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MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.


The steam transport Empire City, Captain Brown from
lncanoa on the 18th and Havana the Goth OF April
with United States troope arrived here Thursday the
25th inst She is now lying in the stream above Jersey
CITY, portion OF the troops having been sent to Fort
Hamilton and the remainder TO Governors Island. The
vessel will be hauled into her dock pier No. 80 North
river IN day or two Ia order TO get ready 70 take
more troope, either 10 Washington other destinations
subject TO government orders.
MORE SHIPS CHARTERED.
The steamers f. w. Browne, Fanny Cadwalader and
VIM. Woodward, Of the Baltimore ne have been char
tered TO the United States government They left this
port Saturday morning for Trenton, N. j., TO take in
troops FOR Washington. The steamers Octorano and
elizabeth have also been Chartered and will take provl
sions to Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL AND EFFECTED DEPARTURE OF THE ARIEL.
The steanshp Ariel which took out the Massachusetts
soldiers last week to the seat OF war; left Fort Monroe
on the 25th inst. her return voyage to this city
where she arrived Saturday night She took in coal
yesterday at pier No. 8, and is in readiness for
another trip. Nobody on board but the Waterman
yesterday. who stated that the captain and all hands
we're out OF town. and would not return until this
ing Our reporter understood however, that the cap
tain has been ordered IN be ready for moments
notice and he probability is that she viii start with
troops either today Or TO- morrow.
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THE SECOND REGIMENT.

HEADQUARTERS SfArg GUisb,
svoosb REGIMENT, N. v. y. LGHr iyrASrRr,
Nrw YoRg, April 81, 1861.
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Contributions may be sen. 70 either of the commice
HUGH N. CAN'T, lao Pearl st.,
g. DIXON, Jr, 14o Chambers st. .r.u-u..s
q. II. PHILIPS, 178L Water ct.
v. B. KINNEY, lao Chambers st.
sxTY-SINrH REGIMENT.
The following persons have subscribed the sums .,
opposite TO their respective 70 the fund In
the Sixty ninth regiment, up TO April a, 1901
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The following subscriptions have already been re
THE ITALIAN LEGION

All subscriptions Thankfully acknowledged. 90
mittec c Finance Charles b Norton, Fred 6, DUtass
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Contributions will be received by Mr.. n. Cushmar
Treasurer Of the fund, at No. 8 Beaver etreet.
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EIGHTH REGIMENT

fund is being raised in aid Of the families Of tn
members of the Eighth regiment. The following donf
tons have already been received
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-02-22
[Dccorah December II. 1860. moot
Nell ENRI, PACKARD s. Co.
/ SHDy1;.F.'S .. .
,SARSAPARILLA AND STILLINGTA,
Blood 4 LiycrsSvruD, &C

Ssrs.puril|a is Tropical Root too we'll
knoSn as one Of the best antdodcs we possess
far Scrofulous Complaints to need commenda-
ton. But as Stiilngis is an article of more
recent uso in srruf1lous affections. we give
below the satcfr Gat Of
DIR. r. II. FROST, u. -.
IN the .Southera JoHfnel Of Medicine and
Pharmncy he says: eft viii complete the
cnre of alterations OF the Paldte Throat, and
,ancous membrane Of the Nose skin, and
other parts It Will etf,ce tn" Hotches Foul
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Irritation, or which, rcaain s,fter thc cera-
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hi conditions of the Fluids and solids. which
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1t will. in short. SO improve the diCesii We snd
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smorc healthy blood and more renewed fiber
ill be substituted for Che de- eceivc conditions
zone and the other, and thus fully support
he character of these medicines for being es-
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DR.. BLACK,
published in the Tincinnutti Eclectic Medical
Journal, in Which he says: g after giving it
fair trial in sevcral forms Of disease, am
convinced that, as general alteralice, it has
no Superior in the muteria n,edica. Since last
March, | have treated about thirty five cases
Of syphilis without single failure when the
pasaent gave me anything like y fair trial.
SCovILL's SAsAPARILLA and ST1LLINGIA,
Is n preparation which is compound I'd upon
scientific principles, and with great care, by
one thoroughly acquainted with the medical
qualities and effe cts Of each article separately
considered, as we'll as tbs whole in its com.
bined state. tii.fAJ- ia !
Mr.. rs. MERRILL,
Of Cincinnati, one of the oldest and most re
liable druggists Of that city, makes the 70
lowing statement:
awe have heen acquainted with the forn,u
Ia Of ess Scoyills & Co.'S Compound Syrul
of Sarsaparilla and stillingia. and It has been
made under our supervision. The ingredi.
ents are entirely of vegetable origin; the vir-
tues are extracted in q great measure by the
apor Of alcshoi. No mineral substance en-
ers into the composition ~@
The formula for the preparation of the
,bove will be forwarded to. Physicians or
Druggists on application to
JOHN d, PARK, Proprietor,
la4Lake st., Chicago. II.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF
H w 4 RD G OuNTY....

II X. AVERTLL, Jr.. has enlarged, reft-
IL. ted and re furnished the Old Sky Light
Daguerrean Gallery over H. H. Dckerman s
book and drug store. in DEBORAH; and he is
now prepared to take ambrotypes, sterrco-
types mealnotypes, photographs, mielo.
graphs papyrographs and many other styles
of pictures n the most perfect and durable
manner He operates with the latest and
most improved processes which are not in the
possession of any other artist in northern
Iowa, and which give lift-like tone and du
rability to his pictures not obtainable by any
other His ambrotypes and photographs can
not be exceIled in the west.
He keeps on hand and is constantly rcceiv-
ing the latest and most fashionable styles OF
frames cases, traces passepartouts, lockets
and pins which he will fill with pictures
asa55 CRAFTY rEDUcED Prices.
He gets up new style of locket picture
which has ali the brilliancy and durability o.
glass pictures with the lightncss and pllablli
ty of paper, at the same time it is free from
all the objections of other styles OF locket pic
lures A variety Of other pictures. will be go'
up to order, including oil paintings. mono
chrematic. crayon and India ink drawings
and all sorts Of maps . -.
rT This is a permanent institution and
business will be conducted upon an honoraoie
basis-Tte patronage Of all who want good
pictures is respectfully sol'clted'-Enqoifo fos
AvERILLs Picture GALLERY
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GREAT FAMILY REMEDY. a--
MerrelI's Strengthening Cordial

RIs 0oD PURCE,r Ell
Rood FOR THE STOMACH-.FOR THE
,LIVER-FOR TIE KIDNEYS, AND /.
go t.n" FORIHE BLOOD. su,.& ,.H
It gives strength and power to the Digest.
We Organs and tono to the nervous system
I iuvigoratcs and pur1ies the bleod.
When the blood is strong md pure, health
s sscure..s .,. ....,. ..%
This Cordial is the greatest safeguard
against epidemic diseases. Agreeable to the
aste, and ONLY One Dollar per Bottle. ~. II
Sold by all dealers. .'. ls.r ..r
VS.. JouRDAN, Sole Prollr
Manufacturing Druggist, fno' t'.1' ~
95 North Third Street 81. Louis, Mo-
Mr.. Jacob s. Mcrrell, tho originator of the
kcnuine Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier has authorized the publication of the
following certificate III. o.. ...,... -
Sr. Lows, July 9th. 1859.
To all 1phom At may concern:-l hereby GER
lily, That the preparation sold by Mr.. v. S.
)ourdan. known rs Merrell's Strengthening
Cordial and Purifier of the Blood, is manu-
|actured for him by ms, in my labratory, from
hc original formula
Jaues II. Mclean has never received from
he tho recipe, nor full statement Of the IN
fedicnts used in the Cordial as originated
Ind manufactured by him for myself; and the
preparation he now vends cannot
IS being the original Cordial and genuine ar
lele. thereby authorize Mr.. V. S. JourdHn
10 usc my name in designating the Cordial
lpon the label d. :. ....
80 'ls JACOB s. MERRILL.
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Met regor House

y. McGregor House
General stage Office by w. A. DURHAM
E North Side Main Street. near Steamboat
Landing, MeGregor Io,ca. This Honse has
been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
e nished. Stages leave daily for all points
West. No pains will be spared to make
yuestscomfortable Enl.y21
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~. GaribaIdl Victr ious!
THE POPE
B Il b il B Dr.!

South Carolina and the Cotton
States in arms!!! The 'irrepress-
ible cotiict' fully inaugurated! J!
4 nd the New Oregon HARDWARE
IA STORE is in full blast, comprise NJ a
wants of the community, such as Cock, Box,
and parlor Stoves, Hard ware, Hollow-ware,
and Tn-ware, Door Trimmings Butts and
Screws, Nails, and agricultural Implements.
Cutlery, Yankee notions; in fact everything
you want in that line from rat trap to a
ssfull rig; for new house keepers.
CAN'T OWE /.
OLD Copper, Britannia, Old Lead and
Papar Rags, wanted in exchange for goods
at the highest market prices. 2 cents per
pound given for good clean PAPER RAGS
March27th. 1860. JOHN STURGIS ar
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NOTTCE.


GEznASTovE, Nay IS, 1851.
rTfaE Justices q the Psacs are rsqussts 10 lose DO
time 10 asoertsnns the nsmss q the wives Of an
a1ent reunteera Who are entitled 70 relief under the
late order o. The County C0uri for IN her uar.e win
ssue the graft on iha County Treasury The true nae
ought @ Be kaaNn, II I-ust Be orsed on the back
Of TIE drtit before rreaeuting Il 70 u collector for
peymene. Where mere are children and no y ifs I
district 70 Be used bf hln for the benef of he cs-
dr-n Let this lHiormsiA be ebtained II practicate
By tho frst honday in Ju1a snd the names hsDSed 70
me tha- Day 81 the County Court shcud The ta-ooi-
iscior not BE- in funds 10 redeem these drss be soon
VII be- say BY ne 1rth Of October farthest Our
Frompt and euergetic collector, hr Powell viii BE-
ready % casa their ora e D that tue MAZE fhis
paoiis statement that he patriotse merchants eud
grcoers Of Memphis NAV know hat they rsu safely tai
tas drafts % arngy icr fuc articles ipybe nee6ed
Z Is hiEhy rportsrt and earnestly hoped that
The ahseni Vciultcer. sAa ia pufinE bis life in 7eri
for his GO ntry against feaTful ctds 81 Jrd fnoE o.
certainly that hel1vsa family ara hss suffering a
h1me JOHN W. A. PETrIF,
my2s-lN County Sudgs.
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3siIg sppeal.



VOLUNTEERS.
We direct attention to the order Of Msjor-
General Pf1Iow, published this morning, in
regar5 70 the law BY which OFT vslunteer com
paniss viii Be regulated in voting on the cleo
tioa on ihe sth OF June. The enactment Of
the legislature on tas subject, requires that tbe
vote OF al companies In the STATE shall be
taken at some irregular precinct" for holding
elections and al eommaDding officers at our
various forts, garrisons and eneamPmeuss, are
ordered to see that ths troops under their con-
msnd vote FOR or against "separatono and
representation" !" as prescribed by law.
In case the number Of troops at any one pre-
einct is 50 large that The vote cannot be taken
during the dsy-or their duties are such that
tbs7 cannot leave their posts for the purpose
the senior officer Of the forces present shall
open polls and appoint two judges and clerk,
who being duly sworn, shall take and record
ah5 votes according 70 law. For Farther de-
tails see the order.
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A GEonerA 'NIeeER" BoUND roR THE
WARs.-TLe Charleston Courier's correspond
eat from Weldon, North Carolina, in describ-
ing The march Of the troops from Georgia
nOrthwaEd, relates The followiog;,
Several of them brought along their body
servants, who were likewise armed and uni
formed. One Of the latter was mouldv look
ing daIkey, so old and dried up he would pass
for preserved preparation Of an Egvptisp
mummy. He bad but two teeth left out Of the
usual complement, and his head looked not un-
ike dingy sotton patch on a small scale.
Some one asked if "be wasn'. afraid to 20 Ia
the wars?" "No, sah, - said be. "Wherebber
MASH 20 dis chile 20 too-follow him to
the debbil.n ''But snppose Abe Lincoln gets
after you. what theD?S "Massa look on. ful
him. shush--nnbber let lis chile get hurt in d,
world. Pse wuf thoussna dollar, but old
Llnkum sint wuf d--n cent YoH tink get
klled--Bo sab;'' and the old shade turned on
bis heel and marched of as dignigsd as a Wal
street "besr."
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PnrvkrEKsrNs.--ThsL London correspondent
efthe New York Eptniag Post ssserts posi-
lively that letters Of maTque from President
Dsvis are not only 30 the hands Of agents in
London and Liverpool "bui they have been
taken by Spanish houses, and iron steamers
have been hlted ont with The Intention Of prey
sie upon The merchant service Of The Northern
ls.stss = and in the New Orleans IFas Dslie
se-Istbit is ststsi that at this moment
eoumissionss slq- Privatesrs arr o. thslr WsF
70 Brit islands o. thess coasts, . ths Pa
riss, ard to Liverpool, London saa Tie Clyde.
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Dr. ]. c. Mott, surgeon OF acknowledged
skin, communicates the following to the No
bile Register;
MEssKs. EDIToEs; In ny daily rounds I see
our ladies' wearing out their fingers and ewes
in picking lint for our brave soldiers, and
while admire their patriotism and charity, I
hope may be permitted 10 ssy, that I think
they are. Tor want Of information, throwing
away mae.rtime which might be more usefully
spent.
Clean cotton is easily obtained in any guam
tity, and answers just as well for dressing
wounds as the ordinary lint.
The "patsat l'nt," commonly used by sur,
geons, is all, or nearly all, made Of cotton
Some OF The best European surgeons use ths
cotton wool 10 preference to Hnt--eTsrybody
uses cotton as dressing for burn, the mosl
intense Of al inhammstiOns.
To these facts I may add nv own ample ex
perienee. ! have foE years been in the habi
OF using good sample cotton and lin. indis
oriminately, in dressing wounds ot all kinds
and could never see any difference.
Whenever q gun is cred I shau be on tht
field. and take care to have a coed supply o.
cotton, whleh is one OF the most useful articles
surgeon can have about & hospital for va
rious purposes, and one Of its most importsn
uses is padding FOR splint. J. c. NoTr.
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THRaafeH.

A FEW MEN FOa THE RIFLE COMPANY a
n known a. the GIDEON TERRIBLRs We q
want nose brit fEht1g men, and for acfve ssrvice NJ
Apply a the oflce Bsai street Saints building -
my3e-7t ". J. EVANS 0antsfn
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TO Gas CON UME RS.
ECOE0SIF In cas-.
REDUCTTO.E' Nv Gs4S BELLS.

DY using McHeury's Patent Gas Burner These
ID burners have ben adopted by the ciy autoriiss q
Louisville ana CincnDau for the purpose o. ghtI1g
their Streets and were subjected 70 me most rlald
photomstrical test regards aov1irg the greatest
amount Of light for the smallest oonsuuptul n ada
and we're f0und 20 spbts With al other 1urers sent
to the Gss Light Gsnmiitees o. those cites for ter
confederation azd tdeullu- These burnara arc E1ar
Entied 10 all ho them, for the following adFanta-
zes Ist Eoonomg in sonsurlF iou q azt-tha aa1unt
Of from 10 Per cent over tls best patent burner
sade and from % 70 50 per cent sf tha cCmnaI e.n
tan or bat wing burner. 2nd. A Perleci clear and
steady aame. 81. Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke Eth. Freedom from osEiug and Wz-tlaE
Of Gas somo1 e the ish-taA and hat-Eing burnsrs-
Nv long eEpeFienca In toe mEuuiErtura and -
tan OF Gas lnEvinE been suparnf fendant Of Memphis
Gas WORKS fer the last seven years induces say
hey are he best burner that has been 1ered
the puulie and are used hy private cnsuusrs te ~
sxclusio6 Of All sthsr kinas where they have been In
iroduoez The burners be 81 Chaudl1r Co 3
drug srei he city lamp Fost IN front Of ne Appeal
once on Uuion street, ard Dr.. Merrilfs Madison
street.
Tor sale At my shop, frst door north o. he s.
o1ee, Main street, between Washinzt0u ard Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER.
Gas and Steam Pirs tier.
49,.
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1000 bxs. window Glass, as'd sizes,
% brls. Spts. TuFPentiRe,
so ReslH,
% f" Alcohol,
2G0 bush. Red Clover Seed,
200 Sc Herds Grass,
200 Blue Grass.
30 +" Orchard Grass,
200 " Spring Wheat,
Usage Grange,
LaCerne,
White clover,
SpriUg Barley,
TiROthy,
BHckWheat,
1000 bush. 1lllet, to arrive,
SEQ " Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke 4 Whites Congress Water,
LsuITlIIe ArtesiaR Wei Water;
Fine PsrfHneries,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, etc.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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