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The national Republican., 1862-03-24

The SELr-SEALING STAMPED NEWSPAPER
waArrERs now On sale at all pos. Offices are
becoming very popular with all classes aud
especially as an introductory communication
between young gentlemen and ladies. Large
numbers Of newspapers, pictorials and maga
zines are sent to ladies by gentlemen, enclosed
10 these neat aud convenient wrappers. Also
II is common for u gentlemen 10 send a package
of stamped wrappers to lady friend, their
receipt being understood as an invitation to
enclose newspapers or pictorials to the sender
in return. The package is enclosed in one Of
the stamped wrappers, adding stamps sufficient
to pay the postage at the rate Of one cent an
ounce. Likewise, men Of families when travel.
ing frequently carry some Of these stamped
wrappers about their persons, 10 pocket book
or elsewhere, aud whena newspaper or pamph-
let is bought and read, in place Of throwing il
away as useless, they send it, in one oil these
wrappers, 10 wife or children at home. In
this way the sales Of newspapers are largely
increased, the mails, too, often frightfully con
sumptive. are being filled With all kinds ol
transient printed matter, and the Post Office
Department largely benefited thereby.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
Two Days Later From Europe.

HAiuAx, March 22.-Ths royal mail steam.
ship America, from Liverpool on the 9Th, vie
Queenstown on the 9th instant, has arrived at
this port. &
Ths stesnship City Of Baltimore arrived of
Holyhesd on the 9Th Instant
There had bosn an important debate In the
House Of Commons on the American blockade.
The sales Of cotton In the Liverpool market
on Saturday, were 5000 bales, the market
closing buoyant. Bresdstufs quiet. Provi.
sious quiet and dull. Consols 9saa93s for
money. -
The ship Sarah Park Is ashore near South
ampton. .h.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, NJ DC.
WASHINGTON, March 2l 1862.
Brigade Order No. 8:
10 obedience TO the llih section of the act of
Congress Of Sd March. 1903, and the I'd section of
the act Of the 1st July, 1872, the colonels com-
manding the Third and Fourth regiments will
issue the necessary orders for company musters
on the last Mondays of April and June, and for
the battalion muster, for exercise and irspcc
ton, on the last Monday In May next.
Previous TO that inspection muster. every
officer commanding company district will be
required, under the 9Th section Of the act Of
1903, to make n new enrolment of all prrsons
subject1o militia duty within his district, and
be prepared on that day to deliver to the.
brigade inspector complete muster roll or
inspection return Of his company, to be reported
10 headquarters.
The Colonels will require puuctual per.
formance oi duty by the regimental staff and
company officers, and will report delinquencies
BY order of Brigadier General HICKEY.
s. A. II MARKS,
Brigade Major and lnspe ctor.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
SENATOR -Ycfterday's Chronicle says

I'VE are gratilied 10 hear that there Is a
bright prospect of the re election OF the Hon
BENJAMIN +. Wade, of Ohio, 10 the United
States Senate for six yesrS, from the 4th oi
March next. At the caucus Of the Republican
aud Union members Of the Legislature, held
at Columbus, last Thursday, he camo within
one vote Of nomination, two Of HIS most de
cided friends being ab'ent. An adjournment
was then effected until Thursday OF this week
when he will no doubt be nominated. This
fearless and upright public man remains al hip
post attending to his senatorial duties, and
leaves his late In the hands Of bis friends.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

From KEY WLs1.--A letter from Key West,
dated March u, Gays;
I've have three hundred COntrabands from
Port Royal and they are 10 ba employed al
Fort Taylor and other good works.
I'VE are now constructing two martello
towers on the South Beach, and are starting a
military road around the key, which will be
macadamzed and made splendid drive"
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

Gov. SPRAGUE. We published, the other day
some strong anti slavery opinions, stated to be
from the pen OF Gov. sprague. 1t is now as
csrtain'd that the address ascribcd to him, and
from which these extracts were made, was not
written by him.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

A GREAT BATrLE.-The Sunday Chronicle Of
yesterday. say that il is essential TO General
McC lellan's fame" that he should win "a gret
victory and argues that therefore he will win
such victory. We are so obtuse as not TO see
the force Of this logic Great victories do un.
doubtedly create fame, and fame is what all
generals desire, but 1t has not happened, there
fore, 10 the history of mankind that all gen.
erals have won victories, either great or small.
Not for moment do we doubt that the enor.
nous force, known as the Army Of the Poto.
mac, will crush everything which rebeldom
can muster aganst it. Our soldiers are brave.
well armed, and although somewhat weakened
by long confinement in camps, are still full ol
patriotic ardor.
But victory requires vanqushcd as well as
vlctors, and a great victory cannot be achieved
where there is no great enemy TO be overcome
On the 5th day Of this month well knowing
a. every man of good sense in Washington
knew, that the enemy would fly from Manassas
the moment he was pushed, and that his pre-
tended strength was an arrant humbug, ant
had been nothing else for months, we said ;
General Mcclellan 10 not human II he doc
no desire military laureis. aud we have nc
doubt be will win them here, 10 tr. .ut OF Wash
ington, gAe is lucky enough 10 .f,ad anybody Il
fgh."
The rub was precisely there, that he could
not "Jnd dnybody 70 fgh"
Ol course, we have something more than
wooden guns TO encounter before we capture
Richmond, but in view Of the prodigious mum.
bers and equipment Of the lorce which is To
accomplish 1t, we predict that 1t will be pre-.
ceded by no " terrific battle" and no great
victory"
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

The FRIGATE CONGREss.-Of the i34 (oificers
and crew on board this ship, l3G we're killed,
wounded, or missing. Oi these, 2G were wound.
ed, and 10 OF them have died since the battle
with the Merrimac, ia which she was lost
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

FORTRESS MONROE The latest accounIs from
Fortress Monroe, up to O'Clock yesterday
morning, via Chcrrystone, Northampton coun-
w. the point Of tolegraphic interruption with
the fortress, represent all as quiet at Hampton
Roads
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
FROM FORTRESS .MOJv.yOI
The Msrrimac Still Undugoins Repair

FORTRESS MONROE. March 2J--The steamer
Arago has arrived here from New York last
night.
The flag Of truce to day brought back a
French officer from Norfolk. No news or news
papers were received.
Fifteen miles Of tho telpgraphic cable were
underrun this morning.
The Merrimac Is still undergoing repairs at
the Norfolk navy yard.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

es- letter from a lady in Lawrence, Kan
sas,) says:
"Ths contrAbands are very numerous here,
and make some laughable displays OF gratitude
10 those 10 whom they suppose themselves In.
debted for their liberty. One Of them, n girl
who washes for me. has named hsrself Sarah
Jenison Montgomery Jim Lane"
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

SB- We have roCeiyed from Mr., SlilliDgton,
corner Of -Four and a'half street and Pcnnsyl.
vania avenue, the April number Of Harper's
Monthly Magszinc. This number Is more than
usually Interesting.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
To- Mn. HroKNANs bill, proposed In the
House, Is az follows:

~ MR HIOKMAN's bill, proposed 10 The
House, Is as follows:
Whereas. The power Of Congress under the
Constitution 10 authorize the Conliscstion OF The
property Of persous engaged 10 armed rebellion
against tbe Uuited States, or aid In said rebel.
ion, is doubtful, aud the power of the Execu
tive 10 act In the premises Is ample:
BE u enacted by The Senate and House Of Rtp
rssentaiivcs, That the President should Use all
means not inconsistent with the laws Of war
which In bis judgment may be deemed neces
sary 10 crush rebellion, including the secure
and final disposition Of all the property, real
and personal Of those engaged iu armed re,
bellion against the Government, or aiding in
such rebellion, including slaves, and that 10
the opinion Of Congress decided measures on
the part Of the Executive have already become
necessary.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

GEN. Fremont. 1t il understood that Gen.
Fremont, who has gone to New York, will not
return here, but will proceed directly from
New York to the Military department assigned
10 him by the President.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

Is- The pro slavery Democrats, who are
about ready to drop Gen. Mcclellan as their
candidate for the Presidency, will make their
next rally upon Gen. Halleck.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

THE sBARCn FOR THE U. s: SHIP VERMONT.
NEW YoRK, March 2l.-The steamer Baltic
has returned from an unsuccessful cruise In
search Of The disabled ship Of the.line Vermont.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

11-Forney's Press OF last Saturday lauds
Gen. Mcclellan as the "faoortte leader " Of the
Army Of The Potomac,
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
ARREST or sEcEssroS ABrrroRs.

ARREST or SECESSION ABErroRs.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Six citizens Of Sauga.
mon county were arrested yesterday, by order
of Gen. Hallsck, aad sent 70 Alton, 70 bs placed
10 close confinement, for aiding the cscape Of
The rebel prisoners from Camp Butler.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN HARRISBURG.

HARIlsBuRG, March u lS--.At the city election
10 day the Democrats carried five wards out Of
six. four out Of five Democratic couucilmen
were elected.
John T. Wilson, Democratic candidate Tor
city treasurer, has majority Of 245.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

Humphrey Marshall's headquarters, that we
hear 40 much about, are great deal the small.
est quarters he has got.-Penlics
The national Republican., 1862-03-24

CTRAYkD.-On Thursday morning at half past
> live o'clock, from Fourth st Get, between n and
O,R GREY HORSE, with WAGON marked No.
l9l, The finder will be suitably rewarded by re
turoing the same TO the abIye address,
mar 2l-8ts II. W. MULLINS.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
- Reading Matter On every psGs.-ss
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO SOLDIERS.
APAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE

We have been induced TO offer our daily pa
per to soldiers, who shall form clubs, at the
following low rates
copy, 4 months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 50
s copies, 4 months. ..... ........... 500
10 COPIES months. 1000
All over ten copies at the rate Of one dollar
per copy for four montha
- The names must always be accompanied
with the money.
- Write the names distinctly; and give
the company and the number Of the regiment
- The papers will be mailed to one name
or the uames will be written separately, II de-
aired
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
nut THIS ADVERTISEMENT QUE.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
AND BRING IT WITH YOU.

CPECIAL NOTISE-I TAKE PLEASURE IN
= informing my friends that have just received
auotl er stock Of the best and finest Clothing IL the
county which l AIN now offering at lees than whole
sale pricas, at j. A. SMITHS Clothing store, No,
480 Seventh street, near +.
j. W. KEEP,
Formerly over Galts Jewelry store.
mar 2O-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
The Dislsict militia.

john A. kREss, Abide. : Camp.
The national Republican., 1862-03-24
1856 PIGSMTpRH GSTpS flssfl2s' sGfl2sRD 4S6

Different Colored Picture Cord and lassels, from
Photograph TO Portrait Size, Picture Rings Nails,
&c Cheap for Cash. at ....
JOHN MARKRITER'S,
No. isB, Seventh street,
mar s-lltiis doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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SEQ REWARD.

WAS STOLEN from the subscribers sta
w bic, near Clarksburg, Montgomery CO
Nd, on the night Of the sth instant, a BAY
HORSE and a BLACK MARE. The horse is
about ! 3 or IA years old, ! 8 OF 6 hands high,
shod all round, the front shoes new. " hen
worked in single harness, he invariably starts
from walk into pace before be strikes a
trot. The mare is about IL or 10 years old
and has gall on her right shoulder II is
supposed they were stolen BY two Of nv ne
gro men, who ran off the same night
! will give the above reward for the return
Of said horses, or $40 for either Of them.
may lG-4t HORACE WATERS
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$EOO REWARD!

ID AN AWAY from the employment of Mr..
~ A. g. Belt of Loudoun county, Virginia,
NEGRO MAN, Thomas, aged about 10 or
2Oi five feet six OF eight inches high, Of copper
color Thomas was last seen in the camp Of
General Stone, some time in August last, and
may be someN here in the neighborhood Of the
Point of Rocks Montgomery county, Nd, or
Washington city D. Q.
will give one hundred dollars IL taken up
IN Montgomery county, Nd; one hundred ana
fifty dollars if taken in Washington city, D c.
In either case he must be delivered 10 my pos
session near the Great Falls, in Fairfax COIN
ty, Virginia
RoBT. r. JACKSON, Trustee
for a T. Scott and Children.
NAV AIM
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NJ Office is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county, letters testament
tary on the personal estate Of
JETS0N GRANGER.
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased. are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with The vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
18th Of May, 1863 otherwise, they NAV.
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons inc ebted to said estate. are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand this 18th day Of May,
1862. MARY R. GRANGER.
may l6---4t Executriy
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nrcnfl FCall TEcnf!
STRAYED.

ENROM the subscriber, living about two
IL miles above Rockville, on the Frederick
road, some time about the lst Of April or the
latter part Of March last, large SPOTTED
SOW, with no ear marks. She was heavy
with pig when she strayed away.
will give liberal reward for her return,
or any Information that viii lead 10 her re-
coverv. THOMAS HUNTER
NAV 3O--3t
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r UTe &'S
Celebrated Horse and Cattle
POWDERS.

HHESE POWDERS have proved, aE-
Il ter trial Of several years, to be SUI
perior TO any preparation Of the kind in
use. The chief superiority Of these pow
dcrs arises from the fact that they areI
composed of medicines that have laxa-
tive, tonic aud purifying properties
: The laxative elects crudites from theI
; stomach and intestines; the tonic gives
: strength to the system of the horse, and
the purifying medicines contained inl
them cleanse the blood, and lay thel
foundation for a healthy and vigorousI
circulation. The use of them improves
the wind, strengthens the appetite, and
gives the horse fine, smooth and glos-l
sy skin-thus improving the appearance,
yigor and spirit Of this noble animal.
These powders are not intended, asl
most powders are, to bloat the animal,
so Is TO give him the appearance Of be-
ling fat when not really so-but to re-
move his disease and promote his gene
raj health
These powders will strengthen the
stomach and intestnes, cleanse theml
from Offensive matter, and bring theml
: to healthy state. They are a sure pre-
: yention Of Lung Fever, and a certain re-
: lmedy for all diseases incident to thel !
: Horse, as Chambers, Yellow Water, Dis
: tempers, Founder, Heavcs, Slavering
: lCoughs, Fevers, Loss Of Appetite, and
Vital Energy, &c. These powders, III
used two or three times week, through
the winter and spring, your horse win
never get the Lung Fever, Cholic, OIL
Bolts. A few doses OF these powders
Twill remove the worst cough on anyl
horse. Were owners Of horses to feed a
few Of these powders every year, theyl
might save the lives Of many valuable
horses.
Mich cows.
The properties this powder possesses
lin increasing the quantity Of milk inl
cows, gives il an importance and value
which should place it in the hands Of ev-
cry person keeping a COW. Ia latieningl
cattle, IL gives them an appetite loosensI
: their hide, and makes them thriyemuchI
: faster
: HOGS.
d In all diseases Of Swine, rs Coughs
= lUlcers in The Lungs and Liver, &c by
putting from half a paper to paper of
these powders in barrel OF swill, thel
above diseases can be cured or entirely
prevented. BY using these powders, thel
Hog Cholera can be prevented Prepar-
ed by So FOUTZ,
Westminster, Maryland.
.Es'- For sale, by
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville, Mds and
Druggists and Storekecpers everywhere.
PRlCE-25 cents per paper, or five paper
or 81. Lapril 25-ly
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RHEUMATISM.
Notice 10 Creditors.

- ~ 0AN&NhOA Ss
NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
1 ' has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Montgomery county letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of
SUSAN a. GOTT,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the
3D. day Of June, ls63 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Persons indebted to said estate.
are requested to make immediate payment.
Givep under my hand this Sd day Of June,
1862 MARY f. GOTT,
June 6--4ts Administrative
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WOOL WANTED.

rHHE subscriber viii give the highest mar
Il ket price for WOOL, in merchandise, at
his store. R. a. BAKER,
June 2O-tf Quality Hill, Rockville.
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HOuse-Servant wanted.

A NY ONE having a good HOUSE-SER-
"A Want to hire, will hear OF desirable
situation for her, with liberal wages, by i'm
mediate application at the SENTINEL ofice.
NAV l6-3t
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lLhiahs WERE WouHutu among tnem, captain
Cuthbert Of the ID, severely in the arm, and
Captain Walker, of the Sd, severely in the
shoulder.
The Killed and wounded In the
Skirmish of Wednesday.
Several of our field surgeons were busy in
attending to the poor, unfortunate wounded
who fell to our care on Wednesday, and the
character Of their wounds was most shocking
our men having taken deadly aim and put an
eftectual barrier to all attentions Of the medi-
cal staff. Several wounded Yankee officers
died before any attention could be paid to
them. From prisoners, we learn that the
Massachusetts, regiments opposed to ours on
Wednesday were considered the best troops
under Mcclellan, and, in marching to the
front anticipated naught else but sport,
thinking our men would Immediately give
ground before them; but after few hours Of
skirmishing, they learned to look upon the
rebels with a different eye, and could not be
prevailed upon to advance on our line, al
though entreated and almost forced to do so .
Many of their killed and wounded were car
ried off as soon as they fell so that an esti-
mate Of their loss is impracticable. 1t is con-
sidered to be not less than three hundred
from prisoners statements, while ours does
not exceed flty.-Riehmond Dispatch
Confederate Policy.
! The Charleston Mercury, in an article reia-
tive to tbs defence Of that city, remarks:
Our policy is clearly TO "attack at once and
/ furiously with the bayonet. Gunboats can
not fire upon their own men, if ours get close
up. Delay, dirt digging and artillery, if per-
mitted, must always end as it has done at
Yorktown and at Corinth. We will nvaria-
bly, be whipped in that style Of fighting
Ball S Bluff and Jackson's fight with Milroy
should be our models. The mountain regi-
ments Of Virginia in the latter combats
charged. They took no prisoners. Pluck de-
cided the contest; and the troops of the North,
in the subsequent battles, could not stand.
Our people are calm ana prepared for q
desperate resistance. Except the exempts for
railroads, workshops, banks, and newspapers,
and the foreign population, few are not in the
ranks of the army. We have every thing at
stake in the struggle and little TO hope in
case Of failure
Aggressive Movement.
The Atlanta (Ga. lntelligencer, Of the 9TH,
reports that Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, is fit
ting up division for an important aggressive
movement.
Gen. Joe Johnson.
Gen johnson, who was wounded at the
battle Of Seven Pines is now in Richmond,
and is rapidly recovering from his wound lie
was shot by a mdsket ball. the bali lodging in
the fleshy part Of the shoulder. lie has sufi-
GENTLY recovered to attend to correspondence.
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Small Farms.

IF you WANT A SMALL FARM in Mont
Il gomery county, at reasonable price, all
that is necessary is 10 address
S. A MATLACK,
mar Fl Gca "A Agent. Rockville
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School TEACHERS wanted.

THE undersigned wishes 10 engage, imme-
4 diately, three gentlemen as Teachers, 70
take charge Of Oak Hill, Union and Pooles-
Vile Primary Schools, IN Medleys District,
Montgomery county Nd
GEORGE " CH1SwEIL
inay ~ School Com an Election pis
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III the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, sitting as Court of Equity.
S1RAH 4. p. WARD,
VS..
TROS. 4. WARD r OTHERS.

ORDERED, this 18th day Of June, in the
W year eighteen hundred and sixty-two, by
the subscriber, Clerk ofthe Circuit Court that
the sales made and reported by Richard J
Bowie and VIM Veirs Bouic, Trustees for the
sale Of the real estate ofSilas Ward, deceased
(other than the sale reported TO have been
made to George Z. Layton, which is hereby
absolutely rejected be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on or
before the Odd day Of July next; Provided a
copy ofthis order beinserted insome newspaper
printed at Rockville, once in each Of three
successive weeks, before the 10th day Of July
next. JAMES G HENlNG, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy--Test,
JAMES G. HENING, Clerk
irue at
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
x HHDSPRIME P. r. SUGAR. OF l0cperlb
- lihds Muscovado Molasses, at l3cp per gal
10 Bbls Crushed Sugar, at Sc p'r pound
Bbls b. Coffee Sugar, at l2c Per pound
Bills c. yellow Sugar, at l0lc per ID
30 Bags Prime Green Rio Coffee at }2c pr ID
Jamaica Coffee prime article, at 3Oc pr ID
Laguira Coffee. do do. at CSC pr ID
10 Bbls Pure Old Rye Whiskey, prime
article, warranted pure;
With n varied assortment of GROCERIES
too numerous to mention.
Hotel keepers, and others who buy to sell
again, viii find it greatly to their advantage
to examine our stock before purchasing
DORSEY & WOOD
Adjoining the Montgomery House.
on High street, fronting Second,
mar 81 Georgetown, y. c.
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In the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, as Court of Equity.
March Term, 1862.

Joseph G. White, Trustee 1lpheus MaccpJ6in
Trustee, and Thomas N. Maccub6ia,
VERSUS.
Richard J. Bopie, Nm H. Birch, - CAap-
pin, HordtiO Truadle and Allison Ndilor.
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Gen. Joe johnson.

Gen. johnson, who was wounded at the
battle Of Seven Pines, is now in Richmond,
and is rapidly recovering from his wound. lie
was shot by mdsket ball, the ball lodging in
the feshy part Of the shoulder. lie has sufii-
GENTLY recovered to attend to correspondence.
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Aggressive Movement.

The Atlanta (Ga. Intelligencer, Of the 9Th
reports that Gov. Harris Of Tennessee, is fit
ting up division for an important aggressive
movement
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SHRINER'S INDIAN VERMIFU GE.

to others, SO
being intro
r.y family in
demand for il
m e n sc To
more worthy
already shown
EToR is putting
hand Somer