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whom they refe.

On the eve of the battle
of Bulls Run the 4th regf-
ment of Pennsylvania vol
unteers and the battery of
the New York Sth militia
insisted on their discharge,
and they moved off the
field to the sound of the
enemy's cannon.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Muscatine County are hereby re-
quested to meet in Delegate Convention at the Court
House in the city of Muscatne, Saturday the 9TH day
OF September next at o'clock P NJ for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the following Offices to wit
State Senator.
Stale Representatives.
County Judge.
l County Sheriff.
County Treasurer and Recorder.
COUNTY Superintendent of Common Schools w
The ratio of Representatives in the Convention VIII
De one delegate for each township aud one delegate or
each fifty for Non. Abraham Lincoln Tor PRES
idenf at the November election 1860 and one deiega.e
fer each fractional IS, above which Will
entitle
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

$50 He IS FOR THE UNION, ISN'T KE?"-A
lew evenings since, in Pottsville little boy
OF four years, looking out of the window at
the sun setting, said: Mamma, oh, isn't that
pretty? Did God make all that? Whyl he
made it red, white and blue; so he is forD the
Union, isn't heY'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

The 1st regiment of Iowa
volunteers were entitled to
be discharged on the morn
ing Of the late battle near
Springfield, Mo-, but they
voted to hold on so long as
any fighting was to be done
and nobly they sustained
their post in the action.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

Col. BArEs.-It appears that Col. Bates
was prevented by sickness from taking part
in the engagement at Springfield. He made
an effort to go, but after riding short dis
lance his further progress was absolutely
prohibited by his physician, and he reluctant
" returned to his bed
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

K1LLED.-F.R r. Jackson, Paymaster on the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad lost his
life by the collision of his train, consisting OF
a locomotive and one car, with an extra
freight train, on the Peoria Branch, last Tues
day. Neither train knew that the other was
GA the road Both locomotives were badly
smashed and three or four freight cars thrown
from the track. Jackson had jumped from
his car, and was crushed beneath the freight
cars. He was an estimable man, and leaves
a family in Chicago.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

We arc induced, says the New York Herald,
to place the following paragraphs vis-a-nis in
order that the public may become more ia
miliar with the separate action Of the men to
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

The Republicans in the several Townships also re-
quested hold meetings Saturday the Slst day Of
August for The purpose of appointing deesstes to the
Convention. {. 5. FOSTER,
By order of H. j. Campbell, Chairman County Cen
trail Committee.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23
eWrJefR. Davis has ordered all Unionists in
the seeded States to depart within forty days.

The CAUSE OF INsUBoRDJNATIoN.-Nearly
all the cases of INSTRUMENTATION that have
occurred among our volunteers, whether on
service or waiting to be mustered out, is at
tributable to the failure to pay them off
promptly. 1t is well known that the delay
in this respect is not occasioned either by
the want of money orpaymastcrs. In every
case the money has been ready, but the pay
masters department has Withheld the pay.
ment because the pay rolls were not properly
made out. 1t is fact that many of the vol
anteer officers do not understand precisely
now to make out their pay rolls, and where
they are inaccurate they are allowed to remain
for weeks in the Department when simple
suggestion to colonies of regiments or cap
tains of companies, would be sufficient to
remedy the whole evil.
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sw@''Who ranks next to Gen. Scott in the

s7"Who ranks next to Gen. Scott in the
United States army?' Maj. Gen. Woolis, we
believe, the next in the line Of promotion
His commission is the oldest extant, except
Scots Some say that in the event of the
death of the Lieutenant General, Major Gen
eral Mcclellan would succeed him, as it does
not depend on dates or commissions. The
vacancy must be filled by the nomination of
the President, subject Of course to the action
of the Senate
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

GEN. sElGEL IN SAINT LOUIS.
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ARMS FOR IowA.-The Chicago Tribune no
tees the arrival in that city, on Saturday, Of
fifty -one boxes of guns for Governor Kirk
wood. They filed three cars, and were shipped
by express to Burlington.
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TERaIBLE Loss.-The First Missouri Regi-
ment, Lieut.. Col. Andrews commanding, went
into the late action 720 strong, of which num-
Der n were killed, 21s wounded (63 severely,
and II are missing
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LATEST FROM MISSOURI.

Rebels Defeat at Charleston Confirmed
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


IREpoRTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
STIRRING NEWS FROM THE EAST.
ACTIVITY AMONG THE MILITARY
Troops Fastening to the Seat
Of War.
The Old Keystone Responds Nobly.
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM ESTABLISHED.
A New State Organized in Virginia.
LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
Rebels Defeat at Charleston Confirmed
GEN. SElGEL IN SAINT LOUIS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-23

A New State Organized in Virginia.
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From St. EOllis.

Arrioal Of Heroes from the Springfield Bat
Ae-Statement Of NcCas!iocA's Flag of
1ruce-Hs Army Badly Cut Up.
TSpecial tn Cbieago irr;h,,o
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ward to join the State forces.
Much excitement exists among the people
west OF here, and many of them are leaving
their homes. ...
1t is stated that Col. Staples can conccn
trate force of 5000 men, and will co-operate
in movement upon this city, should one be
determined upon. We have about $500 troops
here now, which force will doubtless be con.
siderably augmented in a few days.
WHEELING, Aug. 20.
The Convention, to-day passed the ordi-
nance creating new State reported by the
Select Committee on the division of the State.
this morning, by vote so to 2s The bound
aries as fixed includes the counties of Logan.
Wyoming, Raleigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Web
ster, Randolph, Tucker, Preston, Mononeahe-
la, Marion, Taylor, Barbour, Upshur, Har-
rison, Lewis, Braxton, Clay, Kanawha, Boone
Wayne, Cabell, Putnam, Mason, jackson.
Calhoun, Writ, Gimer, Richie, Wood, Pleas
ants, Taylor, Dodridge, Wetsell Marshall.
Ohio, Brooke and Hancock.
A provision was Incorporated permitting
adjoining counties to come in if they should
desire, by expression of majority to do so.
The ordinance also provides for the election
OF delegates to Convention to form a Con-
stitution. At the same time the question
for new State" or against new State''
shall be submitted to the people within the
proposed boundary. The election is to be
held on the Oath day of October next.
The name Of the new State is to be Kama
wha.
The utmost harmony prevailed The Con-
vention will adjourn tomorrow.
The LIST Virginia regiment is expected to
return tomorrow. Great preparations have
been made to give them brilliant reception.
Lacrosse, Aug. IT.
Last night the steamer Key City collided
With Dan Rices steamer, (the Luzerne,) four
niles below here, and knocked the cage which
contained the trained Rhinoceros overheard.
The cage sunk Immediately, drowning the
which was valued at 100000
Neither boat was injured. II
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senger on the Europa, which sailed to-day.
Especial to Chicago Times]
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 20.
Maj. Osterhaus' battalion is officially report-
ed to have lost 40 killed and wounded in the
battle near Springfield. The first Kansas re-
glment had so killed and nearly 200 wounded,
including six commissioned officers killed and
seven wounded. The loss of the I'd Kansas
regiment will not exceed Is The 39th Ohio
and Hoppman's artillery have arrived,
Gen. Fremont has an official report confirm
ing the rebels defeat at Charleston and Com
merce.
Gen. seigers regiment return loss of Is
Killed and 20 wounded; 23O are missing. Sci
gel was at one time in the enemy's hands, but
was rescued.
Gen. Prices report to Claib jackson is re-
celved, tie admits a loss in his own division
OF l56 killed and 527 wounded, a large pro-
portion officers.
1000 secessionists have crossed the Missou-
RI river at Brunswick to join McCulloch and
Price. '''0''
The rebels have risen near Rola and are
arrestlng and imprisoning Union men,
JEFFERSON CRY, Aug. 20.
An extra train arrived here last night
bringing the scouting party put off the train
which was fred into yesterday morning.
they report having killed two and wounded
several of the rebels, and bring in five prison
rs. -
Gov. Gamble has appointed division inspec-
ors in 8 of the military districts in the
state for the purpose Of mastering men into
ervice under the militia law of 1859, revived
Y the State Convention.
The Governor calls upon citizens to come
onward promptly to sustain peace by the
Impression and dispersion of bands of arm
men who are now committing violence in
ifferent parts of the State. As soon as troons
re enrolled they will hold themselves in read.
less to march at the call of the Executive to
lloree order. Any regular organization will
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NITY SCAVENGER.

The undersigned 10 now prepared to clean ont
alter Closets, sinks and Out Houses in the sh ort-
est notice. in manner hich will not be of ensv
20 this promises On which he may work Also,
lime them. His wagons so constructed as to
DO water and air tight. His boxes can he found
at DuvAL NoRToS's, corner 18th and Main SITS.
aud JOHNSTON MILLsPAusa's, on Main, betw ee n
k,th and 18th streets. All orders left at the above
places, viii be promptly attended to.
10 Its Il. H. ALLEN
NOkN PLAN fERS.--I have now ia store
~ full supply of all the best CORN PLANTERS
In use--inclaiing sinelair's: Routt's with Gnano
attachment; Emery's, and Cardweifs. Also, for
Ssrdsa purposes the English No. l, and the
the readers OF the Dipafch is invited 10 NV I'm
proved WELL FIXTURE, with scif, sm,it wing
oacket which is At once the best and the cheapes}
ARRANGEMENT ever made for drawing water from
wells a or cistesns IL is as portable as a barrel.
saa 80 easy OF operation that child ca work H.
AZ soheisea- II. II. SMITH
''u e-uAh IL Main sfrsaf
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Rir!lmalin 9ispatrh.
MORNING. !. MARCH %. 1861

Trx potrcY or rne AnxsNfsrsArIoS.---As SIX
columns editorial recently appeared In the
National Inteiiigencer, entitled the "Past,
Present and Future kilograms from Wash
ington state that this article waA revised by
Secretary Seward before IL was published,
and the letter writer's seem 10 agree that II IL
an exposition, how far official they do not
aver, OF the policy of the Administration. -
The following is an extract:
Sand, as in the case of the public revenues,
so also In the case of the public property
seized by the seeding States, we en tirely dis
approve the policy OF attempting It's recap
t1re and occupation by military force. The
wrong committed by such seizure would not
be- remesiiei by su ch proceeding, or the RENE
dy might prove worse than the wrong.
In regard TO the retention OF the forts occu4
pied hy the United States, that is a question
which is now brought down TO the simple
point of holding or abandoning Fort Picaens,
Tor we assume that Fort sumter will be eyac-
uated nj an early day, and Forts Jefferson, NJ
Tortugax, and Taylor at Key West, lying far
out at sea, aud being obviously OF national irn-
portance, are not included In the number OF
the posts which the State OF Florida is enti-
tied TO claim on the ground OF any necessity Tor
her local defence Forts Jefferson and T.,y
Tor were built with paramount reference 10
the commerce of the United States, and should
remain In the hands of the Government which
buii. them III the in terest of its commerce.
The Key West naval coal depot and wharf,
the marine hospital, the army barracks, the
admiralty courts and wreekiag organization,
and the series of light -honses--Losgerhead
Tortngas. Key West, Sand Key, Sombrero,
Carysiort, Cape Florida, Jupiter, and Cape
Canayeral--wiii not, we take IL tor gran ted,
be abandoned 10 the State, which has least in
teres; in them and least capacity to hold and
maintain them. Let Florida have Fort
Chpch TO guard the approaches to Fernandina;
let her have the Pensacola Navy Yard aud
the triple Qualifications there; let her have
what concerns only local interests but the
commercial United States cannot be justly
called TO surrender 10 uncommeccIai tlorid3
what belongs TO and concerns only the COM
In,r,e of The na 'joa.'
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sses promptly adjusted and paid
)pllcations for Insurance will receive prompt
NJ Thoughts for Sick People!
DIR H3MPTGNN TJNCTYTR K

MR.. WIN. HIGH,
No. le6 South Paca street, Baltimore,
MR. EDWIN II. sPRANKLIN,
No. 81 Register street, Baltimore,
Moa Dreadful case of Scrqda Of years standing lost
MISS MARY SCOFIELD, Teacher.
No. $50 Baltimore street,
Her case, after years If suffering has cstcnshed her
friends Let he afflicted cdA to see her.
HEREDITARY SCRoFULA.
boy in the family of the Hon. w. =. Thomas
son, once a member of Congress from Kentucky,
was a mass of sores from head to foot His eye
lids turned inside ont, protruding over the eye
balls so as to produce blindness. He was cured
by Hampton Vegetable Tincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House,
body and mind severely affected. He was cured
by Hamp'ous Vegetable Tincture, after other
things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry Z. Wynn had Cough for five years,
great weakness, etc.. had in all. fl We or six ply
sic.ans: tried all the remedies, bat cured only
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIECTURE
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-ThisT INCTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most poweffu possible certificates Of cures of the
above diseases Of our owp citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond !;
by DR.. COOKE. Fredericksburg by all the Drug
ris.s IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. VI per bottle: six bottles,
%. fe as-d&cwts
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~ A Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 1870 fine plates
and engraviags Of the anatomy of the sexual or
gans IN state of health and disease with trea-
Use on self abuse, its deplorable consequcn noes
upon the mind and body, with the authors plan
Of treatment-the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report Of cas- es
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent, free of
postage, to any address, on receipt OF Is cents In
70 2e-d&swsm Dr.. La CRoIX, Albany, N. 7.
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P. NJ. Expresses leave Philsdelphia al 8 A. NJ,
and IL P. 81. Expresses leave Baltimore at L. 81 A.
u. and 20 P; NJ, arriving in Richmond at $50 A
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phila.
dslphia and Baltimore, and all points North and
West, at CSC A N. and $40 p. NJ.
our office NEHOGR before the departure Of the
TWICE DAILY, at $50 M, 2.45 P. NJ.
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
guarantee TO the public cvility attention and sat
in Richmond, and nothing will be left undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by heExpress from
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SCI For further Information, please call at cur
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VALUABLE DoG--A gentleman IN Bridgeton,
Me. has "A hound which has caught q red foxes
and Two black OH, this winter. The skins of
the latter he values At So each, and the others
ut g each That is profitable pup, and is
worth all he'll fetch.
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NJ Bakers Premium Bitters..-Are you a
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prepared with skill. they are adapted 10 the cure
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rriss % cents per bottle. TO be had OF all Drug
Aisss. nh l-ts
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- Economy. ..HcuSekeepePs who regard
domestic eeonomy rs item of consid Grafton
s si nse skMpLE's iNPALLIBLE BAKING
POWDER, Tor bread, buckwhea,, and bsttef
cakes, pastry, re-, and save, thereby time. labor
and expense, a. well rs insure good bread,
For sale bv Druggists and Gracers NH Ia
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TAILORING.
''>' \ FL SPRING AND SIMMER

la NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
"A Gu0Ds-AHEAD OF ALL !-MARks MEL
% son, MERCHANT TAILOR, 2io Broad ST.,
Ia opposite hirsch's Trimming store, invites
the attention of his friends, and the public In
general, to his new aud elegant stock af SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING, lately selected by
himself, at tho Northern markets. Having bot CHIT
his Goods for cash, aud taken advantage OF The
present deranged state OF business affairs he feels
assured hat he can offer to his friends everything
ultra demands lie only solicits call from all
in want of CHEAP, GOOD aud SrY LIsH CLOTH
ING Having engaged Il practical Cutter, ca
Halter myself of turning out Garments equal, If
not better and cheaper, than any Clothing House
In this ciIY NH .o--lmt
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DkIDGFORD A. CO.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
D.. BRIDGFORD,
N. TiNSLhY PATE
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CAFITAL.--s- w.
MONEY received on deposit In sums Of FlyE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest AT The
rate Of six per centum per annum Is paid tor sums
remaining six months or longer for shorter pc.
RODS interes, at the rate Of per centum.
The whole joint stock bonnd for the deposits,
Deposits received aud certificates issnad by the
Cashier, 7. B. SrARKE, al the store OF spence
Carey, corner OF Main and Governor streets, Ricls
mond, Va. SAM'Ls. COTTRELL, Psest
T.B. STARKE, Cashier,
oc at-l2m DAVID BAKER, Jk.. Secretary.
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DENTISTRY.

- j. ii. HARTMAN, DENTIST,
H<sSssSK having taken the 0tice formerly
OIFTWW4 eceu pied by DR.. CouLLIss, ON Mai n,
AII-LI between 9th and 10th streets, Rich.
mond, Va, Is prepared to insert teeth from one 10
acomplste set, and perform all other Dental 0ps.
rai.ons: Having every facility requisite to The
successful prosecution OF his profession, he fssis
satisfied OF giving perfect satisfaction to all who
favor hiin with their patronage. ALL WORK
WARRANTED. May be !ouad 1T all hocrs, night
and day. mn Sinh
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a0pEcrxx .fy0rfcB8.

e-s~>s..,s ~ :.
~ 49,. #. .sreefai Nstice.. .........-Ha
$4,000 WORTH OF
| F.IE A Mt DRY q O o ID = :.
ATAND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence Of the general ina ncisl dersuge-
ment throug cut the country, " have Determines
to sell of our superior and desirable stock of
DRY GOODS,
At GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
We otter this day, every article a. PRIME
COST. from paper 81 Needles up to the RICHEST
in HOUSEKEEPING GUo6ss, our stock is very
iArf fa sps fSs anPssS, consisting Of
Linen sHgEfIyG,
Piilow-Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCKABAcK, &C., &c.
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
and all the latest styles Of French and English
FAB RIGS.
for Ladies and Childrea's Dresses for Spring,
EMBgoIpERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDkFs.,
SHAWLS, CLoAkS aad MANTLES.
sHiRTlNGS and SHEETINGs.
FLANNEIS and BLANKETS, Of every dsscrip-
ten.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
B0MBAZINEs and BLACk ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
Themselves A. X. PARKER Co,
l43 Main street, Eagle square.
N.B.-An persons indebted TO ns, Will please
call aud settle their accounts without ueiay, DIS
'o nh snts "'s'"'' A. K. p. Il co.
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As Agents for the sale of the Goods manufactur-
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RICHMOND, VA, we have now on hand about 20,
coo yards of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides a lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWLS--and are manufacturing at the
rate of 4,o0o wards per week; all Of which we Of
fer 10 the trade AZ fair prices and liberal terms,
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
eetve a liberal support.
CRENSHAW CO., Agents,
fe 20--dts Richmond, Va,
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W"Lynchburg Republican"

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS
The attention of the Merchants and others Of
Richmond is called to the ''LYNCHBURG RE-
PUBLICAN" as a valuable advertising medium,
through which their business be brough,
promi emily before the public. With large and
steadily increasing circulation in he city and
rounding country, as well in all the counties 81
the southwest, it offers to advertisers facility
for communication with those portions Of the State
which no other newspaper affords.
TERMs Moderate.
GLASS 4 HARDWICKE,
NH l2-lm Propriet0rs.
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John N. GORDON 4 son,

u l4ra ST.. NEAR TIE EXCHANGE HofgI,
Offer Tor sale large and full assortment OF IRON,
comprising Swedets, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered, Engiish and -English Refined, nglish,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Piow
Iron and Paw Plates. Also, Tin Plate Of various
sizes, for anHers aud manufacturers; sLsat ana
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zine, speiter, and Tia, a.etsls
usually sod IN this market. apl-ts
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Prentice defines what man wants--all he
can ges- What woman wanis-all she can't
get