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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23
Red Men at the Capitol.
From the National Republican.


The rooms of the Indian commissioner
Dole, in Washington, were the scene of an
interesting interview, last week, upon matters
relating to the Indians of the far northwest.
The delegation of red men consists of the fol-
lowing individuals: Keokuk, the head chief
OF the Sacs and Foxes, son of the famous
chief OF that name; Shaw paw Kaw-kah, or
ator; Che-Kus-Kuk and Al-e-mo-nee-uuah
(broken ARM chief of the Sacs and Foxes,
with Antoine Gokey, and VIM Goodell as inter
prefers Pem-a ch-wung, chief of the Ottawas
D. L. Jones, w. Hurr, and j. Wind, council
men of the Ottowas. These tribes represent the
extremes of Indian progress towards civiliza-
ton. The Sacs and Foxes are 'blanket" In
dams, warlike, active, ambitious race, num-
bering 100 individuals. The Foxes were
originally a tribe by themselves, but became
small and comparatively weak, and were gem
erously befriended by the more powerful Sacs,
and eventually became one tribe. Their
chiefs are fine looking men, particularly Keo-
kuk and Shaw paw-Kah the Sacs. The for
mer has a very dignifed mien, and an eve
restless and piercing, and a mouth denoting
firmness and energy. These two wore a
necklace of white bear claws and fur cans
ornamented with embroidery. All four were
enveloped in shawls, with various undresses
Of primitive modes. The Ottowas number
only 2l0.
Keo-kuk delegated to the orator, Shaw
paw-kaw-kah, the business of speaking for
them, and the orator rose, advanced. and
shook hands with the white chief. He said
they had come to transact business for their
tribe. They believed it would be done with
better satisfaction here than at home. II was
the wish Of the tribe that they should come
lhey wanted gunsmths blacksmiths. salt to.
bacco iron, steel, &c. great MANY hous"s
had been built for them. They wanted car.
penter to repair them. 1t was a great source
OF annoyance to them that they owed debts To
traders; Ihey wished that they might be
paid. They had heard there was something
yet unpaid upon their houses. They wished
1t paid from the proceeds of their lands. The
last treaty made provision for half breeds. civ
ing each certain tract of land. They wished
to have no more half breeds come in under
its provisions.
The Ottowas then spoke through their ora
tor, James Wind, through their interpreter,
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OBJ 9aip spp doloester glonoag Orning yune g. 1882

an essay on some subject to be presented and
read by the gentleman, at the next meeting.
The following persons were appointed: Miss
A. L. Maynard of Millbury Annie Haskell,
Louise Smith, and Maria Woodbury. of Fitch
burg, LYDIA Derby of Clinton, Carrie Nj.
Colburn of Lancaster, Mary A. Cowdrey of
Leominster, Eleutherua Manly Carrie George
Sophia Banister, Mary j. Mack, Lydia NJ
Wilmarth of Worcester
Mr. Newton of Worcester, was appointed
as the reader of the essays.
The following resolutions were then unani-
mously adopted =
Resolved That the thanks of this associa-
ton are rendered to the officers of the Wor-
cester and Nashua and Fitchburg and Wor-
cester railroads for their often repeated cour-
tesy in furnishing free return tickets to the
members of this association who pass over
those roads in attendance upon the meetings
Resolved, That we most cordially thank the
citizens of Lancaster for the hearty and gen.
erous welcome they have given us to their
beautiful homes, their invigorating air, and
enchanting scenery.
Resolved, That we want to come again.
heSoIVed, mat we express our gratitude to
the gentlemen who have encouraged and BEN
Gifted us by their presence, their counsels,
and their experience, viz; to DIR. Emerson of
Boston, whom we revere as a father; to Hon.
Joseph White, whose genial humor and ex-
cellent sense are always heard with delight;
and to Messrs Edwards of Worcester. Prof.
Krusi of Lancaster, Mr.. Ball of Fitchburg.
Mr.. Howe of Worcester, and others who
have given instruction in special departments.
Resolved, That we are indebted to Rev.
Mr.. Ames, superintendent of the Industrial
School for Girls, and to Col. Fay of the trus-
tees, for many kind attentions and for much
enjoyment which we experienced in our visit
to that institution
The meeting then adjourned sine die, after
singing the doxology, praise God from whom
all blessings flow" sc.
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n ~ Ihey should have HuNNEwELL's US1yRRsaI
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u perfect remedy for Neuralpia Nervous
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stuoin but Single PHI dose all de-
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toni sto Dyspepsia, Headache when caused BY
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do Fd,romeousy treated with Mercurias and Jaun.
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Ihey act simple assist nature 6o ROT ,oro pi, p,,
,,e sstnlaeh as Is the fatal error of taking so
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two M Ihra u every purse bottle goes as far as
W. W. :" " tntee ol what Is ordinarily sold
~ e aoOVe reasons are not good and results do not
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that OF the public is asked to test ' e''e' anu
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John L. Jones. They had often come here
on important business-had never succeeded
IN making treaty-they had now come once
more. Had been seven years trying to effect
a treaty. They had learned that the admins
tration were the friends of the Indians, and if
1t should now make a treaty with them. thev
should be glad. Mr.. Dole replied that he was
willing to make treaty, but was unaware of
the terms OF the treaty desired. He had seen
them and their lands, and was surprised that
so intelligent people, so nearly ready to as
sumo the rights of citizens, many of them
members of churches, have not property in
severalty-hOmes of their own, where each
could live under his own shade tree. He ex-
pressed his willingness to hear them further.
1t was an interesting ceremonial, and passed
of to the apparent satisfaction of the red men
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

GETTING HUNGRY.-The city council of
Richmond had a meeting one evening last
week, to consult in relation to the increasing
scarcity of provisions, and provide means of
relief. One of the measures proposed was to
require all persons not liable to do military
duty, and not engaged in any useful occu-
patton, to leave the city and remain away UNI
til a change of affairs rendered it desirable for
them to return. 1t was objected to this plan,
that ''some negro might get hold of it and
carry it over to the Yankees, who would think
they were starving to DEATH" The scheme
wasn't pressed to vote. 1t was only decided
to run special daily trains into the country on
the Danville railroad, foraging upon the farm
ers along the line.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

CONNECTICUT.-Some of the members of
the Connecticut legislature are agitating the
formation of a new political party, to be in line
with parties which may be formed in the Dor
der states, but independent of the republican
and democratic parties. Gen. Jas. 7. Pratt,
union democrat, is at the head of the move
ment. The republicans generally did not par
ticipate in the movement.
The military committee of the legislature
have unanimously reported militia bill, re-
quiring able-bodied men between the ages of
is and 40, with the usual exceptions, to serve
in the enrolled militia, and imposing tax of
81 on the excepted classes. The active mill
tia to be organized on the volunteer plan, and
first called out in case of war or invasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

ihE PRESIDENT AND THE PROGRESSIVE
fRiENps'-The religious society of Progress
sive Friends sent deputation to the presidort
last week, consisting of Thomas Garrett Al
ice Eliza Hambleton, Oliver johnson. D;nah
Mendenhall, VIM, Barnard, and Eliza 40.
new, with memorial in favor of emancipa-
ton. The correspondent of the New Yor,,
Evening Post says Of the interview:
Oliver johnson read the memorial, prefac.
ing it with the remark that the deputation did
not come TO seek for Office, but to urge the
claims of four millions of persons who could
not speak for themselves. The president re.
piled that he was glad the deputation had moi
come for office, for that was the most trouble.
some subject and slavery was the next. lie
SAID they would all agree that slavery was an
eVl ana wrong, and that it was desirable u
cet rid Of IT. but thew might differ ms 10 the
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DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pills
FOR FEMALES,
InlaDle IN correcting, regulating and removing all oh
slFuctlohs rom whatever cause and ALWAYS successfI
as preventive. ~
Ihe combination of ingredients in these PILLS are per
lecty harmless. Their cacy merits are based up
On an extensive practice thirty years and where
e uirecOns nave been strictly followed they have new
er ta TO correct all irregularities They relieve pain
lui ana dhcult Redistribution, (particulary at the
ciHihsP n iel They will cure the Whites and remove
an oastrueons arising from colds exposure or any
cause; ahd may be used successfully as preventive
Ftthhl'S peculiarly situated. those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these Fills while
III maj condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this adnoni--
ton although their nildncSs woB prevent any mischief
to health; other" Use the Pills recommended Full
ana explicit directions accompany each buX Price 81
Sill IN Worcester, Mass by the tntlnwir druggists
nNNlD SCOTT, 25l Main street. JAMES GREEN III
Mar street, and W. II. GoILDlNti. 40 Main s. La.
Dies ,, sending by 81 to either o'the a5oue agents.
through the Worcester Post Olce can have the Mills
sent confidently Iy mail to any part OF the county,
free Of hostage. Sold also by 4 4 y,1rdptf Clinton
A. >. 3. Blair, Warren o. X DeLand Nortb Erook,,
heid and ). g. Henry, WestbUrn and by one Dr,ppist
IN every village and city in the United states and nv
ID; Howe Sole Proprietor, New York.
-Beware Of COuntcrfcs. Bug no Golden Pills
OF anN kind unless the box is signed = u Howe All
etnerS are base imposition and ae therefore as Won
vaiue your NE and health Ito say nothing Ut being hum
plugged out OF your mUnet buy ontv those who show
the signature of $ D. Howe every box, which las
recently been added OIL account of the Pills benu cln
ieriellcu i0n d3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

OBITUARY.-Among the wounded soldiers
in the battle of Balls Bluff, whose names de-
serve honorable mention, was Mr.. August
Groebitz, native of Gera, in Germany. He
had lived in this country about seven years.
He enlisted in the cause of freedom, in Co.
X, 18th Massachusetts, regiment, and was Sc
verely wounded in the leg, in the memorable
contest of Oct. 2l, 1861. He was carried a
prisoner, first to Richmond, Va, and after
wards to Salisbury, N. c.; and, released re-
Gently, was sent to New York, where he died
in one of the hospitals, of lung fever. He
had no relatives in this country. His age was
~ years, and he was unmarried.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

POLICE CoURT.-On Saturday, VIM Ford,
James Cullion, Thomas Malone, Patrick and
Michael Tuohy, VIM. o. Brien, VIM. De-
lany, Jeremiah Toomey, and Michael Cahill,
small lads, for trespass, by unlawfully enter
ing upon the land Of Elliot Swan, with intent
to injure the grass and trees there growing,
were each fined 81 and proportionate costs,
amounting in all to $21. The fate of these
boys should serve as a caution to all others.
Timothy Connor and Thomas Toner, for
entering upon the premises of Royal Coombs
with intent to injure the trees and take the
fruit therefrom, were each fined 81 and half
the costs.
Jeremiah Minahan, for being common
drunkard, was sent to the house of correction
for one month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

In this city, June 81 Willie Herbert youp,ot chill,
VI " lllanl anu \ Duncan, yrs 10 mos ~
uneTa OF MOnda, june 49, at II Mechanic street at 81
out further notice ~ 0u W "t'ehu WIN
IN tns e.tI June 81 nry H. younee est son of VIM
anu Eunlce whiting, IL yrs mos uaSs " I'm
stroat ~ isiVghuaY az IL O'Clock on Waverley
cut further notice. Wv N W "''thu Will
N IN ms city June % Emma wife Of Geo McKny
l9Ars Ii mos % days. N"''
Funeral at the residence of her father Mr. Samuel
whey West Minister street, Tuesday at O'Clock n
III; Relatives and lends are invited to attend. -
IN Weslboro', June 10, Mrs Nj Sophia, wife Of David
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Heimbold's Extract Buchu, the Great DI-
$50, ureIic
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BTClIU.
NE, ,,p,, ~, ,, ~ HE GREAT DIURETIC
,,r.,,no, - HE GREAT DIURETIC
THE GREAT DIURETIC
hI POSITIVE and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
biauIer hdleys, GF"vel DrOpsey, Orga nic Weakness
ann an Dlsc rs OF the Urinary Organs See Adyrrtise
ment IN another column. Cut ii ont and send for the
Medicine at ~ '' INV
apps deod2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

Capt. Bailey sailed from New London nearly
ten years ago in the ship Robert Browne, and
has not since been home. He died of con-
sumption on the 9Th of last July, at Kandava,
one of the Feiee Islands.
Carlos +. Carter, youngest son of the late
Deacon IL. w. Carter, of Waterbury, who
was travelling in Palestine, was drowned in
the river Jordan, on the Nth Nav, while
bathing in that halowed stream.
| Samuel Mansfield, son of Gen. Mansfield,
OF Mlddletown, was a member of the class
which graduated at West Point a few DAVIS
ago. He held good position in his class
and Will at once enter on active service in the
army.
VIM. Allen of North Windham, was severe
~ injured by the fall of the frame of a barn
Whlch ne was engaged in raising in South
| Mansfield.
One OF the Colebrook saw-mills is now COM
pletlng an order for 10000 feet of IA inch
DoaruS' 10 De used IN the manufacture of toy
drums.
The Willimantic Journal says s'Jane Ma
lohey' an idiotlc child Of Mrs. Lovina Malo-
ney, of Columbia, aged fourteen wears was
burned in a shocking manner, on the 9Th inst
by her clothes taking fire. She fingered an,
parently unconscious till the morning of the
oth inst, when she died.
The New London people are getting walked
up to the advantage of having navy ward
located there. They claim that no harbor on
the coast offers such inducements to the loca-
ton.
PERSONAL.
Ex-president Van Buren,. now 81 years old,
is suffering from dangerous affection of the
throat. Up to the present time he has en-
Joyed degree of health and vigor remark
able in one of his age
The New Orleans Delta relates that cdr
Porter, a Connecticut dentist" in New Or
leans, very rich, slightly vulgar, and full
blooded traitor" has been sent to fort Jack
son 'tor conspiring against the government"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The editor of the Nashville Union adver-
tlses for lot of uncut confederate bonds for
newspaper envelopes; also, one hundred lbs.
confederate notes for cigar-lighters. Old
clothes are offered in exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

A Prot Kirbye, who advertises quite ex-
!ensively his powers of yentriloquism, arrived
IN new ! ork few days since from Philadel-
pma. During his residence in the latter citv.
mG married Mrs. Emily Holt, Quaker LADY,
S wlen nice fortune of $4,000. She was
mowever ms NTH wife-the others living in
M Salious paris oil the state. On his arrival in
view Grk' MRS. Holt lor Mrs. Kirbye) made
sudden arrest. "N''ne MS
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Experience teaches us that deleac, preyeDtsmapv
females from applying the means 20 alleviate suffer
ing and save liie That objection bviated in the case
oSr James Clarke's ls prepared after the prescrip
ton OF Sir james ""rEc Phvcian to the Queen o Eng
land, and well known Ne the l. se and sue remedy
Tor female difficulties ami obssructpns from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclO ms 81 and 6 postage STAMPS TO anv agept
Sold by BUSH & CO., and all druggists
nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

LIQUOR SEIzURE.-Constables Braman and
Robinson, on Friday afternoon last seized
two whole barrels and two half barrels of ale,
one cask of gin, and one jug of whiskey, from
the SOuthbridge express wagon, while passing
near New Worcester on the way to South
bridge. The liquor was properly stored for
safe keeping to await trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

or Dr. 81: q. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
% o9rt street corner OF Howard Boston consulted
dailv from ~ until 2 and to in the evening on
an diseases Of tire Urinary and Genital Organs Scvntuus
tons, female Complaints, &c. An nSpcrencc of over
twenty years extensive practice enables IJr NJ to cure
ailo the most ilhcu cases. Medicines entirely veg
etaolt. AuNlCP rfce lPndly iyJD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

VALUABLE real estate, including the John
f. Pond property, on Winthrop street, and
several building lots, are advertised to be sold
at auction next Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

r,,, me Monitor Is ia town. The latest STYLE o,
MrlhGer, made by y WI n is superior 10 ali
0ther kinds small craft must keen out OF her reach mr.
DC sunk Also, Wessons Excelsior wrngcr is daily
EluihB III popularity among sensible women Both az
me abo machines are for sale. and can I've seen i'm
operratlon at No 23l Main street Worct ster, Mass
'eH drurh&Stf WM. A AYRES, General AGENT
a. McF. Davis. Attorney and Counsellor at LaU
DrlhleS Row, iSSMsin street Worcester diff iaS
Adams' Gallery, 283 Main Stree, 10 no,-
P " Wv '~NePlioi vi tue Ouollc. diff dZl
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n In suit u, Nav TO- by Rev Geo LYMAN Cborlso II
TAret OF ms CITY, To Emmcmc Burnett # Snttop-
nm Ne9 Rice t. ellie renliau both Of sutton
n IN Milford June 10, by Rev Horace Parker IonI T.
rT I % birmingham, 10 Ellen Doubleday of AShand
u IN Westo9rO, June Il, by Rev l. II sheldon II. niei
Bowman to Mary " Forbes, all of WestborO' ~ l''A
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The Unitarian societies of this city are to
have their annual picnic at Davis Cottage, on
Wednesday afternoon.
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SUPERIOR COURT AT FITcHBURG. - The
court adjourned on Saturday to meet this af-
ternoon at halfpast two o'clock. 1t is thought
the court will conclude the business of the
present term, and adjourn sine die tomorrow,
(Tuesday.(
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

ALL letters left at the 25th recruiting office,
Brinley Hall, will be forwarded if left before
Tuesday night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

AS"trheioI'S sH"I" Dye, The BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair bye
prouuces col not TO be distinguished ON nature
warranted not to injurc the Har least: remedies
the Ill effects of bad dyes, and vigorates the hair for
life. Gray, Red, Rusty air Instantly turns to a
splendid Black or Blown leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &C. Ezsf- The Gcnu-
Inc is signed WILLIAM a. BATCHELOA on tle four
sides of each box Factory 81 Eearc!ay street uate
2S3 Broadway and il Bond street. New York
my2S GNWIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

HELD FOR POsTAGE.-Letters directed as
follows are held for postage in the post office
in this city, viz
Samuel Taft, Cordaville. Mass.
NJ. b. Lockwood, Esq, Providence. r. l.
c. S. Lane, No. fremont Temple, Boston.
bliss Sarah Z. White, Templeton Mass.
Rev. Charles Bates, box 1910, Newborn. n. C.
Miss Mary Amanda Messer, West Springfield
n. IL.
George Ellis. care NJ. c. Tomlins, 14S Chambers
street, New York
Carey Hobbs, Dorchester, n, II.
b. i. Taft Esq, South GrotOn. Mass
j. a. Gilbert. ESQ.,, Mechanics Falls. Me.
stamped with oneeent stampl
Unless the postage on these letters is prompt
ly prepaid, they will be sent to the dead letter
office at Washington.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

CAMP WOoL.-There are now in camp por-
tons of seven companies, occupying about 43
tents. Eighty-fve of the men were mustered
into the United States service, yesterday, by
Capt. Goodhue, of the United States army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-23

what eau Woman do En- War f-Nucb every
way But she can't keep peace in the family wbont y
Poie o Dead shot TO kill of the blood thirsty hordes Of
hungry Bed Bugs that, uinvitcd, introduce them,
selves to her lgers to their great ANNOYANCE AMI dis
gust; Now Is the time TO use it XIII cm now Ne
FAMILY should be without it. he Dead Shot makes a
clean sweep; renders certain the annihation
OF tne enemy Sod by all the Druggists Agents in Wor
cester, {. HARRINGTON Il Co dim an9S '
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Special ylotrtrs.

Geo. $. IIoppIn d. Co., Commission Merchants
ana ana dealers in Flour Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
NAT Acal OF all Kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed Butter
je23 div '''i' mass
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rb 0O ,iIi1n.N Ware Rooms, No. Bangs RIOck,-
ime Undersigned would respectfully call The attention
OF the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now oneu ar NE
he pa ,n bi0ek, opposite the Court onse vii re will
De I0iH constantly on hand C0FFINS and CASK Frs
Oh all sizes and patterns made and trimmed viii ~
'eS' material Also Coffin Plates and Robes
Yor.os... ~, ~ , }. w. BROOKS.
- ~'''''' I Gu TO- lSpz DIFF flg
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Fancy Goods, Toys and YauEac N,,.
mi EN- ha less yaTity Dealers will find advantageous to
cd before purchasing, forward their orders GnodS
are selling cheap, TO make room for the imnensc t 20
Vie E mnKfN from al the principal Laboratories in
Nv ,Ehgiuhu Etna Elaborate now ready To tnr1sh
IRE Morks-trom One rhoIsind rorpsiocs at S5 cents
10 uspIay OF rive Thousand Dollars I9OlO 000 Tor'
peqneS $4,000 Boxes Gold ChOn Crackcrs 'VfV'V i"i
HOLDEN; CUTTER. 81 co. 81 and rs Federal ors
w. III ana LIZ Congress Streets, Boston, dtiv4 mvI
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