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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

the storms Of nearly century, and to-day stand
looming up toward the blue heavens as a I-emento
of years long past aud gone. This old church, org
inally constructed by the Luherans, was destroyed
by lire about nire years ago. For hi'een years pre-
vious 70 its destruction il had been unused, except
when temporarily occupied by congregations OF va
rous denominations who were constructing more
modern laces of worship in the town.
The church was bnilt, as shown by The figures on
an iron plate that lay among the runs, in MA, and
during the Revelation il was occupied as barracks
by the British soldiers. As l stepped within the
doorway my attention was attracted toward q
wounded soldier who had crept away from the
hospital, and who lay stretched upon the grass in
the shade OF the time-hOn0rcd walls. Within the
Lutheran grounds repose the remains OF many OF
our gallant soldiers who had fallen in the late ac-
tions in the valley of the Shenandoah. From the
boards at W. ead of the graves ] noted the follow
Jog names OF volunteers from the Empire and Bay
States
julio, r,n Co. E. 4sth Rssiqent y Y, April 25' Sep
sth Cavalry. v ', May 81 IloI. Ko,h Can adj Guard
asa schn.le Co. J., SJh Regiment, May Is; II Dleyluss
Co b. 5ith Regiment May IS; L. ba1din, Co b. 5,h Conn
TIs d,s CSP GnIy S Mach as H. Bo. more" Co.
ID Mass, june 81 John GoOdhue, Co c. loh Me- June TO-
Quite a large number of the boards were marked
" Unknown" In the Winchester Cemetery, which
is beautifully laid out, buried about thirty OF
the Confederate soldiers. After eaving tins yard
passed OH 10 still another burying-gr9und, about a
hundred yards distant. The old church therein was
filed with ordnance stores, and soldier sat beneath
the pulpit, turnighiDg bls muskct. Without, the
fences were nearly gone, tall rank grass grew among
the graves, and the walls supporting the ancient
slabs we're fast crumbling away. Hating before
one OF these read the following inscription:
MsogGsnsral Daniel Morgan departed this life on July
the 9TH in the 9th year of his ag Patriotism aud va Or
the prominent Of hs character and tie honor
bic services be rendered biz country during The heyoton
hi with glory and viii remain In the hearts
Of is country perpetual monument 20 his memory
Another stone was erected "to the memory OF
David Holmes, late Governor and u. \. Senate. OF
Mssissippi,' who was born March, 1869, aud died
April. IS}2 still another was erected 70 the MEN,
ory OF the r. Rev. Bishop Robt. Chapman, at the
foot of which was the text Matt. xiv, 49, DIR.
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He is SUPPORTED BY GEN. KEYES.
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FROS GENERAL ErCLELbAI'S ARRi'

HElNTzELMANs CORPS ENGAGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
FE.Ort MANASSAS.
FROM Our Special spondent.
Af.ga4sts IrNgvf0. N

From Our Special Correspondent.
M,sAssAs rNcrios, Monday, Jrne p, lG62.
Gen. Mcdowell again occupies Beauregards old
headquarters at Manassas, while bis command is
spread ont in numerous encsmpments over tho Ma
nassas Plain.
Gen. McDowells corps Farm6e is in splendid con-
dition, and, both in morale and personnel, can be
called the flower Of the amy.
Gen. Shields marched in from the direction OF
Front ROYAL yesterday, and encamped with his
division eleven miles beyond Manassas, on the
Orange and Alexandria kailrosd last night Sunday.
His command is much faded ont through incessant
marching up and down the bills and valleys OF the
Shenandoah. The whole command will coon be
supplied with fresh clothes and shoes by the Govern
ment. Their condition IN regard TO clothing Is per-
fe,tly deplorable-many actually being baretooted
and with clothes torn and shattered. Still there is
not much complaint among the brave fellows, ana
their confidence is great in their commander that
they declare that they are willing To march any
where and everywhere with Paddy Shields.
failed to see any such confidence displayed by Nc
Dowels men.
having been lett by Gen. Shields, with ofders 10
burn the few articles OF subsistence If the enemy
make their appearance.
The sick and wounded soldiers at present under
treatment IN Manassas Port Hospital are az foows;
Geo d. Potter Co ist r l. Cav YIN: b. snsng, e
L. Goth Pa Henry Fonsr, Co. b, ls Pa Cav. Henry ~
$ syd. CO g. 9otn Pa James q LaNaon 90 y, losa y
c. l2th p cav Mart Co X "a y r. cay;
= igsth n VI Vernon Long Co q, lei R. !. Cav Jason
chni. Co x. lat L. Cav. Herman strcker. &c G SIN
OHIO; J. T. barton Co. X, l2th Pa Cav. j. strickland Co
18th Pa Cav; }. Rogers, Co. X l2th Pc Cav Geo.
~. Bo.hu Co H. 9lsh Pa SeFg n. b. Acken1;e Co C.
sth Ohio: Geo. Anthony. 20. A, lg5th y T.; Lieut.
Hush MarshJi CO. r. 5th Ohio Lieut.. - Feane-, Co. b,
l2l Pa c.gi As. Surgeon T. r. Duncan 90ih Pa josiah
Flnrer Co. i2th Pa Cav u. H. Lewis. Go. Y. l2sh Pc
Cav T. n. Dur;on, Go. b. l3,h Mass; James Bennti, Co.
A. Is; r. l. Cas.i Cefp. Samuel Mutt Co h., 18Th Mass
0eo r. Waslbnra Co. l. i3.h Moss Christian B6uman Co.
C. l.ih Pa. Cav MaIcus Mckank, Go. J., l2h IL. Cav
Perry Known. Go. X, llh Pa Cav Robert Moon CO. x,
l2th Pa Cav George Barry. CO. L. ian II. Gov lnomss
Hdson Co. g. 9th y. j. John :. Allen, CO. y u Pa Cav
Nm. Do,y. Co C. fsd Pa Cornelius McCsry. Co. ~ l2th
Mass; Win a.. Fyxe Go. r, 18th Pa. Cav. Thomss Car
roll Co l. l2th Ia Cav. John Jordan Sta Ne. Battery
Harris Harris sh Mo. Battery stephen Elssel Co D. ~
Ohio; Samuel Neau, Go. A. l2ta Pa. Cav Corp David
Boiler. Co 4, 18th Pa Cav: H. W Harvey Co. T. i2l Pc.
Cav; T. Y. Bow ker, Co. A. 18Th Mas.
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say in two dave, others three and from That TO six
months; but no one tass OF defeat, but think tina,
We have only 20 fight and conquer
The weather is now very hot and sultry, and the
roads which TWO weeks aeo were between two and
three feet deep with mud, are now from three 10 Fix
inches deem with dust.
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SARSAPI,, D.
wv WORLDS -LG -
Ios 7 REMEDY

SCR0FULA AND sCRoFULoUS DISEASES.
From Emery EdeS, a weIl-kHoaca Merchant Qf oxford
Maine
II have sold large quantities of
but yet bottle which failed of the desired ct.
feet and full satisfaction to those WEo it, fast
people try it, they agree there has been no me
cine like il before il cOmmnnitY.' ~
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ID R II ! l. l. s
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTkBLISHENT.


FEW WORDS 10 YOUNG MEN-nurinp tIe prec
tee OF fifteen years nr Hill has come in cortact With
Almost lhnumerable cases of Debility occasionpd nv
dreadnl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
70 warn all Young men who not afflicted TO avoid
II as they value their lives to advise ali no arc
tTouDleu WIN the habit or its consequences where
ey can pc cured OF such trouble and let them know
the are disasters resulting in the attendance of Them
IN tme IL is no eXaggeraon 10 say that three ourths
o. the insane owe their maadY this horrd habit The
propretors of Insane Asylums cOrroorate the state
meht ana II me victim escapes insanity idocy yet he
or sue entirely u1ed for the real pleasures OF life
either IN or out OF the domestic eTcle-wth pocreative
powers ruined afflicted with disrust ever doubtful of
his friends IN fact perfect hypochondriac what is he
nj Tor but 70 be cast out and die Attend them at once
an you VINO are addicted to this miserable habit or il
grave hardly iii to meet the God who gave you the pow
elS winch YOU nave made instead Of a blessing
as they were Intended There exists not in the hole
world an object more lOathsOme OF miserable than one
thus broken IN health and hopes. Avoid then as you
wish for happiness and heaven,
Or iills practice wholly the botanic principle
ana therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No; 81 Main street orcester, open from a. m
ton
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NITRATE OF SILVER -12S or. Nj.
y trate OF Silver for sale low bv
IN DAVID SCOTT,
me- uu 25l Main, Corner Mechanic street
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MGoIrrn&s
TIL ARNOLD-Dear Sir:

81 have used YOUR Baisan in Il practice for the last
three Years, and frequently Witnessed its effects in
which resisted every other remedy: and could
cite large numter instances in which it seemed 20
act like charm in aIlayna the spaSns Of The stomach
and bowels. when o.hcr had been tried in vein.
One remarkable feature OF your medicine its prompt
and entrgetc, might electric action in auesting
those light coOred. called rcc-watcr discharges COM
mon in the last stages OF cholera changing them almost
magically to natural and healthy color, at the
time acting difusive stimun throughout the sys-
TEN nparti.g lie aud strength to the digestive
therefore oriullv asss Eng nature to perform
her natural functions. have administered your Balssm
in o. Cholera nfantum in the lost delicate infant
and have had good success. cheer ully recommend to
the public your valuable medicine, being emnently
adapted Tor general j. L QCIDOR, NJ. ID.
New NO X. April 10, 1854.
G. X. SpURR. wholesale and retail agent, POI, Main
Street Worcester needy w9m
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<gz=s'so gassssssizs& commencing Dee 5. 1862:
/ 80 p. IT. ~ -
Leave Leicester at 8. m. l.3O p. m; leave Lin
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tGesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
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Leave Cherry Valley IS minutes after starting from
Leave New worcester at $50 q. N 1890 m. l30 p
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DIR. sCHENCKS

PULMONIC SYRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS AND
CONSUMPTION.
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DIR. sCHENCR's
SEAWEED TONIC.
DIR. sCMENCK's

FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA. AND'ALL DEBlI.
ITATED CONDITIONS OF FHE STOMACH.
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a Y w "A X Il 4 N I T. D
DR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
anu all diseases OF the Urinary Organs Within The last
Boston, not single be produced where IL
mas IalIed 10 make quick and lasting This is not
mere assertion but well known fact which can he
proved at any moment. DIR. Hill would not take this
Mft 10 MAKE known the virtues Of this never failing
Ntuie were IL not to put the public their guard
against the hunlbug preparations which are advertised
oY certain apothecares who know nothing OF the dis
eases which they pretend to cure who for the sake Of
making few dollars cndanger the life health and con-
win private complaints but especially to Won who
nave Oeen duped by miserable pretender Dr. hin would
earnestly recommend trial ofhs ncvor failing MfSturc
ltneVer fails to cure the cases in a short time
without regard to diet or risk of exposure IL is mild
pleasant aud safe take Ii purcs the boou DESTROYS
me poison lurking in the SYSTEM and completely reno
Yates and renews the constitution. Dr. Hills Mixture
Il taken in season, will prevent well the com
plants for which it is recommended in short, it is the
Only sure and safe remedy which has ever been discover
ca FOR The cure Of all prvae complaints The price OF
securely packed aled any part of the ct n
country when ordered, with the price enclosed LeeJs
postpaid) directed to pr Hill will receive pronnt ~
fear of exposure "i'"o"t
DIR, c. BlLL-year sir--Words CANNOT exnr,ss1 10
you he gratitude feel is due you for the benefit have
tSG GT rom your truly invaluable medicines and
small token f ru Justly myself without giving this
6eSb Sb PsS4 ny guardian angel in restoring me to
te Two years. been troubled with that most
ulea1ul o. all omplunts, Seminal Emissions " brh so
give up all business, aud consult physician reaardinS
hy ase' 9pplied to the so-ealled best physican m
ti,,,,.
1eu 10 q. so two months, without getting any relief.
III w contrary continued to grow worse very ast
nau lost abOut twenty pounds Of flesh and saw III
continued taking lis highly Wanted specifics thar deah
would soon relieve my suierlnps This physician then
tolu me mat my ca twas incurabe that had hotter
n9t tshe any med Ne He said that Was In decline
Will would END ~ consumption, then des rnrcd OF
0DlhAng any rel and that unless sometime was
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FoZbOro' June 2Sth, l653 r. MILLS.
T. S. You are at liberty to make public statomcn
my case, as you see Mt Il Mills
To g. A. lul botanic Physicianl
~ Vein VI worcnster Masa
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AND NERVOUS DISORDf RS.
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MeD1taI.

n o n S U NJ P T 0 N e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
FREE AND BOND.
~ ,. c. o'nHxs, =. 4

Q, would were out IN the WOODS again!
Tbs woods ~ gram and free
IAnned BY tbs sun ano washed BY The rain,
Jreo FROM restraint and frss from pain
~ happy Is man can be!
There's sin IN the Town, and rage, and haste,
Oppression A8a ceviIisu wrong;
CAuns misery quai.ing meath uappiIsS Of state;
The poor men 10th oAstered scorned by the grea
The weak esaIsI down BY tbs ssroIS
o, Out in the woods there is freedom from guile.
There Is tss-ty AID wortn, sad truth,
Nos 70 be iouna IL AaI's grsndest piie
There Nature ren ets TIE great Diver kind smls
And wAntous Ia vigor Of youth.
In the Town s false beauty, false honor fase PRIDE
kAiss ci,Afity-pas.st vi All
Keen craving ior wsa.tG swallows up besde;
AsAn men Ase A-vAAceu wno nave Cheated apd lied,
And vLtae u pushed ~ the wall
There God looketh down and refresheth the earth
VIII vsravge richness oi0em:
1nere Creatures are valued ~. what they worth
There towels make hoy the place 0i their birth,
kxaA.IlE delicious periuue.
Thsrs man can drink in delight with the air,
k-yolcing 10 orInK II IL,
FOR his heart ~ exyau0eu anu iightened there;
do GAibo - eIoIr1sns0 from base earthly care,
And hD conscience u Iresd ig.un sin.
I'm sick Of the Town! my heart 10 faint
wiz Its auboLo AM SIN, anu noise!
! would were Lar iIom its hAtea I~iat,
Prom The ho~ry sinner cALting saint,
10 tns WOODS It's Joys.
1hsn Ho for the Woods! the grand dim Woods:
20 Stately, 20 sotsIaI, anu tresl
where Tanned ~ The suA, Ana washed by the rain,
bsSs from TestraiLS anu Iree ffoD pain,
Ia shout out exa,tl..g WILL gtee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

NAPotI,x's MAMrLukx-py recent adsices
from Psr,- ~e are informed OF the demise Of the
famous Mameluk- ~ho vas brought from Egypt
by the Emperor Nspol~on. The history Of this
person is full Of interest. None Of the Name.
luke. we're natives Of Egypt; this Que was bora
at KArabagh, aud consequently Vas an Armenian
by birth and nationality. Bedros Negurdichysa
by name.
At at early age he repaired 10 Egypt and es.
tered on a military career. where be % distin-
guished himself that be soon Obtained the rank
OF MsmeIoke Bey. His pro~ess in the 6eId 20
son the admiration Of Napoleon, that he persua-
ded him To j in his fortunes. He shared in the
victories OF Ihe French army 10 vsrioas can.
paigns IN Europe, aud received many decorations
| tor distinguished services.
Although repeatedly wounded. he lived 10
Paris to tte advanced age Of eighty Eve years.
n. recently died a. the Hotel des Invsl,des. asd
~ss inferred a. Mout PsrDssse. among sbs heroes
OF the nation.
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VOL. 8, NO. 32.-WHOLE NO. $50.

Tie two high Contrasting parties, hswsvss, hASe
aSreec that snail be prvvsG to TIE ssiiSssSsSe q
s seases u ths two LsiiVcs, Ano wilhSss having re-
course - sAs sIpIratel lhAS Tie SApso9
s esel iss iSts egEor b Tie sASI Tie master 0s
Sminaater OF the asS~ns- vsSsx., the esl~s~ vessel
IN thai shs s.vs The right she
Ine VI her The osUaIraSs stipulated By The
igssent aTsSAs, SsneS eosapeuSaasA
AnASes " sx~nsss ssssSaasat spon such ~ssecsson.
SAH:.!s Of dessrsss Saly s1sUaass f~ ssss, e.
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AMERICAN Hor, YrL> rss One Of the Ams

AMERICAN HoPr yrL> Ess One Of the Amer.
icAn characierist,cs which most surprised the
good ns,ured Mr. TrolIope, in his recent journey
through this country, 10 the impertursbie good
humor and hope tfuness Of the people. lie meets
ir.quenty people Who are ruined BY the cslami-
tie. Of the var. They never seep. or wiring
their hands, or tear their hair. One man. fro0
shom the secessiouists OF Missouri he'd takes
cattle and crop., and all the fruit Of the labor a
years. merely remarked, in Q quiet vsy, While
he picked his teeth With q bowie-kLife, /" Y~e.
they are kinder rough sitb me-" That vss oil !;
he mad nothing else to ssy. Mr. TroIIope thinks
q genuine American never complains aod Devee
despairp. Whatever happens m the external
world, says Mr.. T., ''tbe mss 10 always there. 1"
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CoaRIcrros ASKED Foa--nsD 10 the ooly ..
inal that gets intoxicated Hencs it i very in
.pprop late 70 say Of q man .bo isduIess 10 The
habit that he makes beast of hims-h Il would
De more proper 70 cay Of beast that should in.
dulge in il, that he makes . man Of bimssE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

EHope writer the poetry Of the boy, Bet
memory that Of the man. Asn looks forward
Nth smiIes, bus back ward vi,h sighs. Such b
the uiee pro ideene Of God. The csp of lie
10 ssee,~st at the brim, the favor 10 impaired -
ve drink deeper, aud the d'ees are ~.ds bisssr
,ha, ue may NOT struggle when it ID taken iron
our lips.
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RAstn tAWYtR AND s0l10oR, lac Js0.ssou Avenue,
SSas!s, nieh Branch O0ce, vaahingson, D. c. n
1on:Asd b l0&s. Drawing and spscincasiooa pre-
Yered, and Pateato obtained on new iuveutionS q
10y dseerpei0a. Cnss sahm spea sesoaisiceal fee.
1ve1iae - dssrss-shas \, no pasisns, - ~.
Qv0 - CeealagB sont easui1eualy. Steyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

PsovoKIse.-To drea ,has you have ~ q
money, and sake up AID 6nd yourself n sdi'
tor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

~ HandbiIl. shoo'd b hsqssaay "assk
up" yessg hdiss nsvsA
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ACsIN BLAIR, Gevsrnor.
H.S6Y r. nA0AC,, rrssbdsas Of tas SeAAss ma -
UaIeso Lss4seaAas V0vsrh0r
IANG, D. rvxC.n sscrssAry of ssass.
s..ux.,s huCsA, Dspasy DO
IA,vsvs<. v. Sk6ssI, ASAitor General
EsA JvxEs, U~puty 10.
Juds vxES, -t~ss treasurer.
JAAa, yGxNAA, usPev ae.
iuai n sx..vaY, ,apsTiatsndsns Pub Inssrussson
CvnrLASD b. sIAaniNs, Dsputy DO
sxII.L LACY, cOmmssisasr State Land once.
CIAes dIwlr!, u.gsy o.,.,as 0S
CdAAlA, Lr,vS, Aitssasy CsnefA.
JVaS nVBAxEsoA, AasssAas GsnefAi.
= n svCSgAlS vaAStsr xAstsF General
Jssaices Of the sapreme Court.
CEuavs MARTIN, CAiS Justice.
IaAAG r CaslsIiANcY. Aases'sss Justice
i1si: i1sDciis Z S11ss 1s11ssHs. "
JaAges oi the Csrcait Ceurts.
lss Dsss kDWARD u. c. WILSON.
"a 6AIhASIkL RACUA
q hAaJAAN ,. T. WlrHk&0I-
Ish WWLN LAWkkSCE
"a BnNJAAlN y. GRAVES.
"a AAAt0kO L. GkAkN
ia JvolAa 1UkXkk-
tsa IOUS >. HvAt
Ssh YLAvIUs J. uylLEJ0N
iven JANIS BiKNKY.
gDw Pssassls, bANlxL GOODWIN
Beard Of Education.
''- IOwN WILLIS.
Resenss Of the University.
LIT Dust BENJAMIN L BAXTER
I'd EASTMAN JOHNSON.
ID LAW bishop.
9Th ' UOSALD AclNTYR1.
ssh T. LAkIN BnOwN.
Ssn Hs>kY WAITING.
1sh LCKL II. PARSONS.
SIN ULIvkk l. oPAULUIN0.
9th WILLIAM n FAIRY, IN
l0sh " GEUsGS BRADLEY
Trustees Of Deaf, Dumb Z Blind
AsylnM.
JAMES l. " p I.soY 'AAlS f'AASoS'
Rxv B. n FAY, Principal.
Asylum Tor Deal, Dumb and Htnd-f1tns.
Trastees Insane Asylam.
IUNnAH r. WOODBURY., zNA PrTCHR,
IprHiR H. TRASk, DANIEL L PRATT.
Beard Of COnsrol 81 the Reform
school.
JAMES MEAD. - '''-"
Railroad Commissioner.
0A1lS TRIP, OMAR D. CONGER,
ROvYY r CLAIK1, HORACE n PECK,
lS2ixY m1s, wuDR D. yUsTER.
laspectOrs Of the state Prison.
ExOs ROOT, ALFRED q. RATES, EDWIN A. yOOTI.
w l. SkArON, Agent q ths Ssass Prison.
lMccE rINNKY. ssass Lbr.rian
G0 " BROWN, Sups -. Nays Falls Snip Canal
cRRPEN, Prssidsas Seass Agrtsuisurai society.
state BearA Of Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER, AEzExlAH .. WELLS,
UsIU5 GAGE, SIIAS L. YERKH,
RdlU PARSONS, cHARlEs RcH.
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