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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-14
lrR NAVAL rnMER.

DUR NAVAL FoWER.
Az i,p,rcd writer has said "N little one
shall rcomc a thousand, and small one
stroS nation" This sentiment 50 accur.
a,et portrays the growth and development
ofthc population, territory aud rcso irccs
o this Republic that It's application thereto
nay not be deemed a pcrvcrsion of scrip.
turc. From the small number Of less than
three millions within eighty years We have
attained to population of ,hirty-onc mil
lions; and, overlapping the boundaries of
the thirteen original States. our country
now extends from New Brunswick ~
Mexico, and from the shores Of the Atlantic
60 those Of the Pacific -- including u terrific
ry which, in its extent. fertility aud varied
resources, is equal TO nearly the whole of
Europe. The energy and enterprise of our
people keeps pace with the cXlrnson of
our borders, and the vast resources with
which Providence has favored ut. furnish
channels through which flows wealth and
prosperity, uncxamplcd in The history Of
the world
While in all material things M demon.
stratcd by General Walhrjdsc in his New
York speech, published on our first page
we have attained to the front RAM, of the
nations Of the carth il is ulsp gratifying 10
know that in the North our Progress in the
more important elements which constitute
great and prosperous people, has been
equally remarkable. Education prevails
christian civilization prospcrs, and vice is
discountenanccd. With the moral energies
of our people rightly directed, our destiny
as nation il one of srpussing glory.
Conscious of the purity of our intentions
towards foreign nations, and Of the amaz ug
resources for offensive and defensive war.
furnished 10y our country and its militia sys.
tenn, we have cXtcinporizcd on our capabii-
ties, instead of consolidating uur energies.
IN this condition the rebels of the South
sounded the tocsiu of rebellion; aud but
for the general uprising of the North. ami
its united and determined policy, the sane
ton ol foreign powers would have been
Eivcn, to the division of our great Republic
and we shouh have ccnscd to hc dcsgral.
cd the United States.
With foreign poy,rs any means comnoti.
bio with the shadow of dc,cnry will lao
used TO rctorl our proy,tn and circurscribc
our influence. From tho analogy Of history
We rcrccivc tho mutnnI icl,r.y which ,.y-
lists on,onr Europcnn nations in rc.,,rJ f.,
the balance of mower rh, on,,,,, or I'm
man blood shed and treasure sacrificed b,.
thcm to maintain il su,posscs ir,ri,,,;om
Even now while ostrns;hly hyiur il, ,,,occ
their npnronrintions for IN, surro,t If u,c;,
armies and uoyics arc nco,l, canal f., th,,c
of actual warfare. For what nrrrns,. .,r,
all hrsc ,rcnaroti,ng ,r,l., II ,,.',. lao .r,
piled that they are dcsi.,rcl for mutu,I lc.
fensc and nrotc,ti,n \yr.,sl =, r,oro :.
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Woodbury. patent.

have thus far found that Wuolbury's Patent is
most sought after by thrrScrs. rs certificates show
i does guod work and gives excellent satisfaction.
The first premium was awarded tu this machine at
the Michigan and Ohm State Fairs in 1855. and it
has always received the first premium at County
and Statr Fairs, whenever exhibited, both in the
United States and Canadus. J am the only manu-
iacturcr of this very superior machine in the State
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TIL csherS and ,S.pmalorsl

In the manufacture Of Threshrrs and Separators
have an,l, in the first place, to select the most
approved pattern such rs have been tried and
found to give satisfaction. holding myself ready Mt
all times tn adopt such i'm )ro,cmcnts us experience
may suggest aS being desirable. In the next place
have cndcavurcd to select the best material, and
have always been careful to employ none but the
most competent wurkmcn have also instituted
the most careful scrutiny Of nl nv Jobs before they
were placed in the sales oom. and in this way have
been able to supply my customers with none but
the most complete work. 1t is to these facts that
my machines owe their reputation with farmers
and thrcshcrs.
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A Splendid ,Stock Of Ne" aud
,SeaS0Rablc GOODS !

Which we now offer to all Redly-
Pay Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We 1atter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, at the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may favor us with Il call.
We can and will save you a hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
we defy competition, and solicit an
examination of our Goods and pri-
ccs. No charge for showing Goods.
L. II. MILLER & co.
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Parson BRov Nov ina letter TO the Young
Mcn's Republican 'nion Of Ncw York city,
accepting an invitation TO lecture before that
organization, sironglycXprcsscs himself il,
favor Of sinking all party vicwsin the great
Issue Of suswinirg thc Government. lie
saws he is for the Union though il shall re-.
qurc the coercion or aubiugation,or even the
annihilalion ol thr rebel population of The
land
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MEXICAN AEEAIIiAs.

TuE latest intelligence from this unhappy
republic shows no material change IN the
political situation. The Ficach. instead of
returning beyond the passes of the Chiqui-
hink To l'aso Ancho, as they had agreed 10
in the prclmiual'ics Of Solcdad, have nd-
vauccd from Cordova and occupied Orizaha
They attacked some 50 men who were in Il
small fort, and though they defended thrm-
selves WELL took twenty-five prisoners and
twenty horses. They also attacked and
routed some troops placed along the road
side by Gen. Iarago2a to- protect the route
ot Condcsa de l}cus. This las all tended
to- arouse the Mexican hatred. On the 10Th
5000 rc-,nGorccmcnts tor Iaragozt arrived
and ON the Dist G,O00 cam, from puchla.
The British minister was engaged ina pri-
vatc coucryucg with Gen nohnlo at Pc
rhla, the is,ut Of which Gen. Prim. the
Spanish GcucraIissimo. was avs ting al
Vera Cruz. The French rIcnirotcutiary
gives some reasons for his Intervention to
push matters to the last rxtrrm. ~.
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NEWS FROM THE WAR!

Daily Che newsis pouring in up-
on us Of the success of the Union
men in all directions, and of The
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily he crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman VI child that is for the Union
(and who is not p will rejoice to
hear.
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EATAL DIIiL.

a FATAL duel was fought near norcn, MAJ
son county, Ky, ON Thursday last, between
Col leondas Mctculr aud VIVA. b Caste. in
the latter Was killed. The difficulty he
tween the parties originated from am old
grudge entertained hy Caste against Met,
calf, the latter having been Instrumental
last l0ll in causing the arrest of Caste SGn-
'on Forester and other notel socyssiou'stS
ot Maysvllo, and having thcm iucarrclatcd
al Fort Warrcn, Col Mrtyult was At that
timc at the head of fragment
AIRY regiment, which performed good ser
vice in clearing the country, from Paris to
Mt Sterling, of rebels his force hciuS the
advance guard or ten. Nelson division.
His men wcro subsequently, consolidated
with other regiments. lie is son OF cN-Gov.
MotcalJ of Kentucky, and resides in Nicho-
las county, Caste was the challenging par
~, The weapons used wy,e Mimic rifles
distance, sixty yards, At the first are
Casio fell movtollv wounded. and vNrirc,l
in short time Col Mct,alf was miniurrd.
The spot whore the durl w,s fought was
about ten miles from the city ot Mays,illr.
of which place Caste WAS resident.
THE KANSAS DEPARTMENT.
Brig Gen. }. q. Bru>r has been appoint
ed 10 command the newly rciusmtcd OF
Kansas, Gen. Denver reports to IIancck :.
Gen Sturgis at Washngop, The Lcayon-
worth Conservative which cSulI, over thr
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PrTT,nrWG LNNpING. May llth.
The following is just received at headquarters, :;
Amy,or the Mississippi, near,


FAENINGToN, NAV 9TH M.
To Major General llnllrck The enemy. n. 900
strong, drove in our pCkcts beyond Pennington
and advanced against the Brigade uccupyng the
further side ur thr crock in front or my camp. The
l'rigndc held in for five hours until finding them
selves heavily pressed in front aud on nlnk. and
that could not sustain them without passing the
creek with my whole force, which was contrary to
your orders aud would have drawn ON \ general
engagement withdrew to this side in good order
The Conduct of the troops WAS excellent and the
withdrawal made hy them very reluctantly.
The enemy made demonstration to cross hut
abandoned The movement. Our luSs is consider.
able. though We cauunt We, tell how great the enc
my being much exercised suffered very Savcr,ly
Che cucmy'S batteries being completely disabled
and his infantry line dritcn back srv,ril ,im,s hy
my command eager for advance. SigncdN
JOHN POPE, Maj. General.
Pennington is five miles northwest of Corinth
The only forces engaged We're rlummcr's and Pol
mans hrigilc,
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For Eight Horse Powcrand Separator, (cyl-
indcr - inches long, ........... 1925 90
For Ten Horse Power and Separator. (cyl-
ndcr 32 inches lung9 9................... 33j On
cyljnlcr - inches long. ............... 20O 00
For Eight Horse Power, N't'A or Irou.). l2j 00
For Ten Horse Power Pitts or Iron. 49,. l35 60
For Separator alone, Woplhury : or litt'S)
cylinder 50 inches long -. ........... l7j On
For SrpJrIoranl Eigh, Horse Powcr...... %oD Ug
| also tUruiSh, when expressly ordered.
truck wagon, suitable for hauling the
Separator from place tn place. cNtrn.... 81 On
Latest Improved straw stacker - feet long 20 on
Power corn shrll,r. witt .am............. Go Or
Burt. Wright Co.'S Patent Conn p-nsatng
BAY State Railroad Power for two horses l2b u'
Best quality Of patent rubhcror Gather betting fur
ni>hcd Mt manufacturers prices. Repairs done o
short nuticc.
C. j. MESSER
San.luSkv o. Nav 10th f2-2m3
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wan NEWS.

| tie attack ON Srwcli's Point Pig's Point. and
| Cruury island was resumed and kept up Tor
several hours There wee nu casualties
on our side. The rebel, tired rapidly but
| did not strike the vessels once. On Friday
there was a report HAT Scwcil's Point was
| being evacuated. This needs confirmation.
| The reports brought in ly refugees. are
however, that all the batteries. aud also the
! city Of Norfolk are bcing rapidly evacuated.
The people were in the greatest cousicrna-
| ton, and preparations were being made tu
destroy the navy yard and other public
property. The naval engagement was wit.
| ucsscd 10y the President. from Il tue boat
! lying about mile in the rear Of the FEEDER.
al IlccL I'm officer of the Simnnlc states
that the rebel lIdg staff ON Scwclls Point
was twice shot away during the lombard.
mcut. The first time it fcll it was picked
up and q rebel in red shirt jumped on tlr
ramparts with a stump of the staff Of the
| Tag. and waived it wlcu a shell struck him
| killing him, and others near him. On Mon
| day n, rning the foregoing rumors were
| fully confirmed. The President seems to
have remained to witness the capture or
surrender, one of which he was determined
| should take place Nuriull and Portsmouth
surrendered to Gen. Wool without resist
aucc. The Navy Yard and the Mcrrnac
were destroyed by order of the rebel Gen.
! lIuGcr, before hc withdrew his ruic,s--
] 4 4 a.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. On tho 9Th dor
" of May. in the year 1852. the Probate Court
" Wood county declared the estate Of l.,rcnzn
Main, deceased to hc probably inSolyrut Credit
orS are therefore required Ia present their claims
against the estate To the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned.
or they will NOT he entitled To payment
SAMUEL MAIN, administrators
May ith, 1862 2wt
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at the Same time there is news
of a different kind. which we are
about to publish, viz : That we are
receiving and have now OH hand,
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E0DSTN rpT1a1fNfn q,

For Powers with which to drive my Threshcrs |
have selected, being the best now in use, Pfrr
IMPROVED PATENT Double Piston Power and thc
TREBLE-GEARED lRON planet FowER.
These NOwGrs are made bv mr in the most thor
ough manner of the best material, and are of double
the str ngth of any single gcarrl Power.
IN the Pitts Power, | am making shaft of the
bcvci wheel and mister pinion of CAST SrEEr,
which is great improvement over the iron shaft
used by other manufacturers.
In the Iron Planet Power I have also made yalu-
able improvements. adding To its strength and du-
liability Not single Power out of the whole num-
Der sold last year has broke or in any way failed.
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

DOAD NOflCE.-Nnticc is hereby given that
there viii ha petition presented to the Com
WlHSl0nerS of Wood county, at their next regular
session m Juc, asking the locatenof county road
10 he located ON the following route Commencing
at the south east Of the southwest quarter
OF section -, Perry township, AZ the county rc al
running north and south called the Millgrovc road;
thcnec west through the center or sections tlirv-
two ANA tnr,y -uue, in iutcTseci the county ruad
running from Millgryc 10 William FcrrilrS. and
hyT' i,uuntio JonN HCGAR, Pct'r.
April ~ lS69-lv3
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Ne. isl Broadway. New \

Hr'co Waters music publisher, Of New lorN.
Nn W'Irly known 10y his sabbath School Rcll. has
.usi published now hymn and tune which /, like
y o. tccumc extensively popular. Il is entitled
Shall wc know each other there . Sup,rintrol
cuts who ar, getting ready Cor their Spring ami
NSrs'ri's would do well To Seua for !, at once"
lNW'l0N-Nvhuo' IAucS, Philadelphia. 2N2
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suit all who may favor us with call.
We can and will save you hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination of our Goods and pri-
ccs. No charge for showing Goods.
+. II. MILLER & co.
nRESS GOODS Such MS DcT.ancs. Cash.
~ mrrrS, Silks, AlpaCcas, CvburgS ParaInrttcs,
. " e =. Ii. MILLER ( CO.'S.
DRINTS,- Gingham, MuSlins. (blcachcd and I'M
| brachrd, from u to ! T., yds. wide Tick.ngs,
=. r. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
DRINTS, By the pound, great bargain, at
J. +. Il. MILLER & CO.'S.
~1LOAKS. And Shnwls. Choice STYLES. Cheap
I a. + n MiI,IER'E & 90 =
WHITE GOODS, Trimmings also Madame
" BCnurrstS Hoop skirts and CurScts,- the
rr., THE MARKET at
BEST N +. Il. MILLER & CO.'S.
~
si'irE t i'o"'S "'TTtrTs WiITEp "H co
- N'''''' ct" !" "ii'''r'' w. D.
F, Il. MILLER n COS
seem at +. II. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
IN THE lryE-of Hardware Won can sD,, cr.
/ rrythinr that is needed hy Farnr,r.. Builders,
CR0CKERl,-And House. keeping Goods, in
H. N'''''h" 'o"''
~ ROCRRIES.- Iron. Nails Glass. Also Salt
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NEW MUSIC Gr SUNDAY SCHOOLS and
~ ClOiRS. -" Shall we Luav cacl, other
there o. liy the Rev. r. Lowry, author OF Sab
BATH Bells Chime ou," The words arc most beau
iMl, and plainly ulic1t, the recognition # friend,
IN heaven ana il'c music is w,ll adapted to the
words, ltis selling very rapidly. aud will soon IN,
As popular as " No sorruw there" Price cents
single - cents per dolrn - per leo. Postage
cent each. sheet form, with piano uccomnanincnt
% cents mailed free; just published by
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DRINTS, Gingham, Muslns. (blcachcd and I'M
l blruchrd from u to !, yds. wdc) Tick.ngs,
Drills, stripes, etc, at
=. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
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| y ORDINANCE.

:
Whereas. The sidewalks in the incorporated viii
laZc of Gilcad need repairs,
Therefore be il oyyirincd, That all owners of lots
in said Incorporated village Of Gilcad, along which
sidewalks have been, or shall hereafter be con-
structcd. shall be are hereby required to repair all
sidewalks along their respective lots, by the first
day OF June, 1862, and to keep the same in repair
thereafter and in any person shall fail to re-
pair his or her sidewalks as aforesaid, then il
Shall he the duty Of the Marshal to repair said
walks, and the expense thereof shall be charged
respectively against the lots.
BY order of the Council.
j. ATKINSON, Mayor.
A. G. DAVIS Recorder 3t5l.
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nRESS 60ODS.- Such MS DcI.apcs, CASH
- mrrcS, Silks, Alpacca., CVLurgS Paramcttcs,
etc.; in great abundance. NJ
=. Il. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
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POWER CORN SHELLER
Hist of Prices of ThrcShing Machines
and Horse Powers, at SuniUSi<y. q.

Readings Patent. Fist Premium awarded n
the Ohio State Fair in 1889, 1853, 1857, 1856
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JOHN TOWERS, Agent, P,rysburg,
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IN petition will be presented to the commits
soncrs nr Wool county, AT their session. pray
ing for the establishment of a rnad as follows -
Commencing at the north east corner of the south
west quarter Of section one Il town five s. range
nine 81, thence west the half section line until
ntersccts the north and south road running from
the Green Encampment road To tue Kellogg road
and there terminate. Also the vacation Of 81 much
of the Otscgo and lIaskms road as lies between the
Otscgo anil Blanchard free turnpike. and the Wa
pakunnctta Avenue road.
n. KUDER, ct NJ, pctrs.
Washington, Wool co., April Is, '62 5lvi*.
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F.. Il. MILLER 4 co
fNrysbur-, December ls, 1861.
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DRINTS, By the pound, great bargain, at
+. X. MILLER & CO.'S.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE no THE prDL1C.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. a
Notice Is hereby given that my wife Sarah Rolc-
man. has left my bed aid board without cause or
lrovocaon. and that VIII hereafter pay no debts
of her contracting. CBRsTIAS BoLENAN.
FREEPoRT, Wood co., q.
pril 2Hh tef2L29v3+
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AYERS
COMPOUND Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remediials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofuln. but also those other affec-
tons which nrisc from it. such rs EnrrTiv1
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoxY's FIRE,
ROSE. or EnysIrELAs, PiNrLEs, FssrrLEs,
BLoTcnEs, BLAiSs and Boris. TuxoRs, TErrKR
and SALT RHErM, ScALp HEAD, RINowoRx,
RuErNATIsN. SyrmrLITIc and MEKcuRiAL DIS
EASES. DKorsY, DYsrEpsiA, DERILrTY. and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FRou vITiA-
TED OR INruRg BLoop. The popular belief
in " in.poity ofthe blood is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rlla is to purify and regencratc this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF


Intermitts Fever, or Fever a.d Ae...
Ague, Periodical Headache, OF Bilious
Hsadac he. and Bllious Fevers, lnaeea
ting in hillary arrangement, eaase1 By
the Malaria Of Mfasmstie Countries.
I We are enabled here to offer the community .
remedy which, while il cures The above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE" expels the miasmatie poison Of FKvEn
AND AGCE from the system, and prevents the Dc
yelopment of the disease, il taken on the 6rss ap
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. Isis not ONLY
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
Of complaints. but at.o the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings il within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, cvcry tosy should
have il and use il freely both for cure snd pretee.
ton. "A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and csstain
cure Of Intsrnttents is that it contains 10 oninine
or mineral. consequently il produces NO auinisn or
other injurious effects whatever upon de eeossis.-
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence q
aie miasnat:e poison. A great variety Of dissr-
derc arise from lis irritation, among which sss
Nsa1siyio, Rhsumafism, God, Heoase&s, BLVD.
sess, zootAaehs. Earachs, CatNrx, Asfkssa, Pei.
Sikatien, Painful a fecfioa Of tie Spleea, Hystes.
ics, Pois in tie Bosceis, Colo, Farulysis and D.
rangessent Of the Stomach, all Of which, whea
originating in this cause, put on the inerrnitses6
type, o. become periodical. This CuHE expelo
the poison ttom the blood. and consequently csrss
them Ill alike. II il sn invaiaabls pgotecfsn 10
immigrs9s and persons travelling OF Temporarily
residing in the ma!arious distr II taken eees,
sienally o. daily yhie exposed to de infection,
that will BE- eacTeted from the system, and canned
accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 rpen into de-
ease. Hence il il even more valuable for prosee.
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter,
mittents il they avail themselves Of the proteesiss
his remedy affords. 4 ~. -
Prepared b DE.J 6. AM T. o., Lsvvll, Naa
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES nf 4 FAMILY pl,ys,o

are % composed that disease within the raaes a.
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Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
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ISM. correcting its diseased action, and RESISTING
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