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Letters from Soldiers in Hospital Mt Camp
Dennlgon % the soIdLerls Aid soeiely.

Lsnmn
DennisOn 20 the Soldiers Aid Society.
CAMP DENNIsoN, ONO, MILITARY
MILITARY HOSPITAL, Aug. 9th, 1862 1
Mrs. B. ROUSE Dear Madame-I am
soldier, a member of the 42d Ohio Regiment,
and have been in the hospital as a nurse of
the sick ever since last December. I am
continually hearing and reading in the pa
pers the unjust complaints which are heaped
upon the nurses, cooks, and stewards of our
hospitals for not giving to the sick the deli
cacles which are sent to them and which they
so much need. As know you to be one of
those who are doing all they can for the SOL
diers, of course you will be glad to know the
truth Of the matter. l will first describe to
you the manner of proceeding in my ward,
and think all of the wards are carried on
in a similar manner. We have so beds in
the ward which are nearly all occupied
There is a large dining hall to which the con-
Talesoent men are sent for their meals. To
the rest, about Is or 20 in my ward, we car
~ their meals, and to these sick we give all
the little dainties which we can possible pro-
cure for them, that is, when they are allowed
by the doctor to eat them. If, perchance, the
Sanitary Commission giyos US q little they
get this too. We would be very glad to give
some 10 those who eat in the dining hall, but
/ it is impossible, as we have hardly enough
for those mentioned; if we had more they
I should surely share it. I have never heard
| word of complaint from any that they did
not have all we can get for them. think
/ the boys at the dinning hall have reason for
complaint, for they see these things and cannot
| get them. They do not even get butter for
/ their bread. If there is any complaint it
/ must be from them. It has been said that
/ the nurses and cooks get all. I can say
/ truthfulIy as far as I have observed, it is not
so, for We always wait until the rest have eat
en- and then take what is left, which is often
only cold bite, except when we send out
| and buy with our own money the things that
/ we want. We have had our ward furnished
| with butter and some dried fruit, which was
sent from Northern Ohio, for which, in behalf
Of our sick, send sincere thanks. They
were senti in charge Of Mrs. Randall, whom
think a very worthy woman. We shall al
ways be glad to get anything you may have
to send, and we want you to rest assured the
sick will have them all, if they do not it will
be because they do not reach our hands.
Most Of our sick are now eOnvaleseent.
We shall be very glad to hear from you
any time. Please accept this from 3 soldier
Yours very respectfully,
N. A. RICE, Ward Is.
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DENTISTRY.
DIVOT TOOTH s1,OO.
Teeth--A Set for Ten DoIlars,

HALIWELL & DANIELS, Dentists,
After Ten years extensive practice In Cleveland have
intaoduced grand improvement IN AAl4AAd AhA4.-
FICAL TEETH, both for Durability, the Power OF
Masticatiou and Articulation, excel all Others. They
are perfectly lncorrodbe, and for exquisite enamel
ling and purity Of material, can not be surpassed
Our principle Of adapting them 70 the mouth dis
penses with those unsightly gold clasps, springs
They can be inserted over any renaining roots Of
teeth without giving any pain. Artificial Teeth, a5
above, from two 70 hve dolara OF from ten to twenty
dollars, upper or lower sett, con plete. ~
n B.-Tho Profession We VII supply with Teeth 81
New York prices; terms cash Having the LAEaEsr
1SsoRTuFliF west ol New HeFiz = --aI =
DENTAL RoOMs-0ver Churuhills Drug St8res
poufh Gide Public SQUARE, OntariO-st, iuRels
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Vox PoPUII vOx Del EsT-Every body
uses Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls It good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
by Strong & Armstrong, GOrham, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord, saekrider, and good Drug
gists everywhere. If
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BUFFALO 1IARKET-Aug. "A.


FLOUR-Market demand moderate and nothing
OfimpOrtance doing.
WHEAT-WeaIher this afternoon rainy and
nothing doing. Sales in the morning % 900 bush red
winter ohio at sl,l5 A,OUO bush amber Ohio at 81 l6
1900 bush do on p q 500 bush No Chicago spring
out of condition at g5
CORN-Quiet on account Of the scarcity of canal
boats Sales small at 439c for sound; SAC for warm
OATS-ln fair request at 39c.
MHISk H-Market quiet ut Sic and small sales.
CANAL EREIGHTS-l25Se for corn; l5c for
wheat TO New York.
DlPORTS-9OOObbls flour; Isl 200 bush wheat !
lO5,OOO bush corn
EXPORTS-OO0 bbls -four II 600 bush wheat I;
l2iOUO bush corn; l3OOU bush rye,
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CAMP Cleveland and University Heights,
omnibuses will run regularly to and from the
camp, leaving the Omnibus Office, No. AZ
Superior street, every hour. Fare 10 cents.
Passengers will please be provided with
change.
aug13-3t II. s. STEVENS.
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FRnaI KRNTrCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA.
The Nashville expedition to Gallatin was
fred into on its return here three miles
from Gallatin, killing one and wounded
two. We returned the fire killing several
rebels and recaptured a wagon load Of
guns.
we're paroled.
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REFRlsERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minuts Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufae-
turerS' prices at W. L. MARv1N's,
No. 50 south side Public Square.
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OsWEGO lIARKET-Aug. "a.


lBI TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market in better demand. Sales 1890
bbis At $500 for extra state.
WHEAT-Market dull. Sales $500 bush white
Indiana at 81 ,22
CORN-Market firm but quiet, and beldat 4s94gc
without sales.
Other grains scarce and quiet.
CANAL FiEIGIITS-Steady Flour 36. corn
81, wheat 10 TO New York
1lIPORTS-l2,OOO bush wheat; 2s 900 bush corn /;
i0,257 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS Bbls flour; q 600 bush
wheat: ". .n0n bush COIL
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NoTIcE.-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, practi-
cal Book Keeper and Accountant, for few
days to straighten up set of books. Ad-
dress, box $500, with name and where to be
seen. No delay.
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aeter Of the engagement very large proper
tion oftheso were killed. Tho enemy's loss
in killed, wounded and prisoners,we are now
satisfied is much in excess Of our own. A
full list Of casualties will be transmitted as
soon as possible, together with detailed re
port in which / shall endeavor to do Justice
to all. (signed) JOHN POPE,
Mai Gen Condg
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CHICAGO MIARKET-AuE. II.
Inv 1rU r.rr,.-,yr

,
FLOUR-Market firm.
WHEAT-Sales at g35o for Mol; Sldslk for
Nap.
CORN-Activo 3la35c
OATS-Quiet at 29dD.
RECEIPTS-3,4O 400 bbls -four a, 600 bush wheat;
lZ3,0OO bush corn.
SHIP1IENTS-s,9 200 bbls -four; IS, 900 bus wheat
32l ,O0O bush corn.
REIGHTS-Ic lower
CHANGE-URchanged. Gold l3S q cent
premium.
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CAnP DENr1soN. Anr. 8. ia.


Secretary Of Soldiers' Aid .Soeiety-DEAR
MADAM: I have just finished reading an ae-
count Of the treatment of sick soldiers here
in the hospitals, written by lady of LOrain
county. I do not know what reason she
could have for publishing such an article; it
must do great deal Of injury to the Society
for our benefit in Northern Ohio Almost ev-
cry article Of clothing worn by the soldiers
here is marked " From the Women's Soldiers
Aid Society Of Northern Ohio, or the Branch
at Cincinnati, or the Society at Xenia. Her
principal complaint was about the fare of the
boys in Ward No 2, and others. I do not
know anything about No. ?, but tits reported
here in the Ward (No. ~ that they fare bet
ter than we do. viii give you deserip-
ton Of our fare. For breakfast we have fresh
beef, potatoes, hOminy, beans, bread butter
and coffee, with milk and sugar. For dinner,
We have the same, except coffee, in place Of
which We have soup. For supper, We have
besf, potatoes, bread and butter, apple sauce
or some other dried fruit, and coffee. We
have just the sane that The nurses have, as
far IS the hospital stores are eonesTnsd.-
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HARNESS MAKERS WAEIED-At Christian
& Marshail's, No. l42 Seneca street, sign of
the horse. Three or four jsuurneyman wanted
Immediately. AugI:tf
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GOdey's for September, Leslie's Illustrated,
Home Journal, late English papers, Scottish
American Journal, Leslie's History of the
War No. 25, Saturday Evening Post, and
another supply of those Golden Wheel For
tune TeIlers, have been received at
WILSON i WIDDICoMBE's,
259 Superior Street.
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259 Superior Street.

ALL enlisted men in my Company are here
by ordered to report themselves at head
quarters on Saturday, the 10th inst, before
II o'clock, NJ.
aug14 Capt. 1. C. VAIL.
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ER0cKERY 8 CHINA ARE.

HPRTNG GTRADE.-A.S .9ARDNER
~ Importer Of China, lass aPq heft t1en ~ -. lsa
eon1lsfe assortnent stone China, variety Of pat.
terms best make, Plated s2oqss yarlanted enolessi
sooons Tors, &C., Ivory Handled and Plain yntlerys
Britannia Ware, Planished " are, tr2i and nsans
fautsrnG, &C., e unusually loE prices, Rosl
ne thFFur sdYa1cai e 30. y II I,s-1 =
HTfu A. = dAogAAAa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

COUPoE INTEREST. = Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on 3-lO Gov
eminent Notes, Aug. 10.
c. A. READ Go,
aHg11:4o4 Bankers, 95 Superior St.
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9a RRCRufTs WANTRn rO.nAY

FoRTy DoLLARs to married men, and
Twenty Dollars to single men. in addition to
County and Government bOunties, will bo
paid Cor recruits, If they are sworn in to-day.
Inquire Of L. S. Dill7y, at this Office.
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oUrTlro FIsoER or TO AVON Deaf

CurT1no a FISoER OFF TO AVOID A Draft
A man in Alliance, named Fox, is sus-
peeted Of having chopped his right fore
anger Of to avoid being drafted. BE said
he chopped it of accidentally while splitting
kindling wood, but it is Psychological fact
that right banded men don't split kindling
wood usifL dle kaeket N the lsf hand, and the
man was right handed. he OughtDOt to be
-.rnnlad
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ERnlI RALTIlIORR.

.sill BALTIMORE, aug II.
The News Sheet Office was taken posses
sie,n Of and the editors and proprietors
sent to fort MoHengy; W bus zosi5
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US1ON Morning Prayer Meeting at the cor
ner of Euclid and Erie streets, in the First
Baptist Church, at o'clock, continues forty
five minutes.
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HHLWAUKEE AIARKET-Aug. Ia.
s Try Tspr.rauaptr

FLOUR-Market UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-Markot in good demand. s9c for No. 1;
9jc Tor No ?.
RRCEIPTS-7OO bbls -four; Is 1000 bush wheat.
SHIPAIENTS-7OO bbls -four ilI,OOO bushels Of
wheat.
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FoUR "skedaddlcrs," " arrested by Marshal
Gallagher, few days ago, we're marched to
Camp cleEsland yesterday, and locked up in
the guard-house.
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AFALsE RUxoR.-We are satisfied from in
ouirisu, that there is no foundation in fact
e. the rumor to which We slluded q few
ssvs ago, that two young men from this city
had been detained in Buffalo as refugees
f-om tie dFsfs. The report was doubtless
rtartsd by naireiOuS persons for malicious
ends.
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NoTrcE.-AH members of Capt. Geo. w.
Tibbitt's company, except those on written
furlOugh, are ordered to report at Camp
Cleveland by Friday, August 18th, or they
will be considered as deserters and treated
as such.
BY order, Capt. G. W. TIBBITTS,
Lieut.. LEVI 7. SCOFIELD.
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CARPETS RENOVATED.LONE
dollar for each Carpet VIII make them as clean
without wearing them much the usual
mode Of dusting, injurng the cOors where all WOOL
They viii be secured without cutting, and dsiiaere
whole without being felted.
Orders may be leff once, or through the Post
Once, in which Crpets will be received and de-
livered 10 the owner Tor . cents extra charge
apr29 CLEVELAND WORSIED co.
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BOSTON.

BosToS, Aug. IA.
The Lennox Glass works were burned On
Monday. Loss so,0Oo.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCB AIARKET.
MORNING LEADER oFFICE,
.IDAT MOnNnNn. Aulnat Is. 1862.

MORNING LEADER oFFICE,(
FRIDAT M0RNDa, August IS, 1862.
WHEAT-saleS yesterday Of 500 bushels red,
6,ooo do 1000 do, 5000 do, and cars do all free on
board, at slO7; car white at 81 l2f on track and
cars do. at q, 10 on track
HIGHwINEs-salos of 80 bblsat 2ssO aud 100
bbls at 2ec.
BUTTER-salos Of Il kegs good Central at isc,
and Il kegs at I9c.
RGGS-Remaln dull and not quotable.
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RRnlI MIssOURI.

HANNIBAL, MOI aug. n
A dispatch from HONEYWELL says Fed
eral officer just from New Market, reports
the rebel Porter has disbanded his forces
and is now among the hills on Fabius
river with about twenty men. About three
hundred retreated into Monroe county.
Proper steps have been taken to capture
both gangs. -
LACLEDE, No, Aug IA.
Col. Gaitar overlook Poindexter's guer-
rilIas again yesterday at Yellow creek, and
scattered them in utter confusion, taking
sixty prisoners. It is believed POindexters
effective force is entirely destroyed. He
and the remnant of his band are fleeing
southwark, but win doubtless also be
caught. rs.1.z-e a
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EEcouRAaIEs voLUxTEERs.-Lsmuel oEa'-
ford, Eco, yesterday psid 50 each to t'Tsn
rOeruiss VbO Joined csPt. PsizOtsQ's company
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Capt. John semple's company will go into
camp to-day. It is nearly if not quite full
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Importnnt to Lndies.

Mrs c. 8. williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
fering her unrivalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to ft all forms and cases. The
ladies' are most cordially invited to call and e1-
amino for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
AuR. l2: 4l3
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WANTED-Fraetional Stock Of the Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati Railroad.
E. B. HALE, Banker,
M Superior street, Cleveland.
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-GoLD, suvER, Old Q. g. Treasury Notes, Car
ada and Premium Funds Of all kinds, bought at
best rates by E.B. HALE,
jyl4:4oo III Superior street, Cleveland
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CAVING OF MONEY 80 =

CAVING OF MONEY AND La
I5adie5 and gentlemen who nay want Instruction
IN the art Of r-
Quitting and Fitting Ladies, Dresses,
49, Iscis5ts Cents Shirts &C., aro Informed that
ne uuorsgned viii give lessons IN cutting the aooe
-.Tlen a. on 4 new principle II II unsurpassed lur
se-s1rscy, and with all 4 extremely simple Any
adv may acQuirs q knowledge Of quitting the above
Garments in 20 70 80 minutes ls|
Ai he wishes q thar Il may Be srled and i1vost9-
Id This newly revised method Of kirtlng a1e NJ
fIng has been brought before the public b J. kqhle
NJ rhe -ifv of Kew YORK, AID Is secIred ~ eoilt.
Mr. kohler has had long exletlol - - me y
blusiness ~ all the principal ctIies Of Eqrol-
The undersiQned may be toLLq A. 500 = -
street Between The hcurs % "A. A. ald ? =. =
price Of hue8 are ely cilaf ~.
Agents. wanted 20 canVaz3 ana lletel A-la1.
nae 5ood a7enfn ard can make nom $ TO 3 per
5aT feS-n nd Counfy Rishrs Win Be- sold rea-
Eonabis terms. l--,-.. - =, ..s-- a.
ti'U'sn , - G. n, MOQEET,
J jsIeRla hOR New 4ork CIV
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- New Livery, Boarding and Sale stablss, 50
Champlain street.
y g.. FsASE ,. , FAASE G. w1I1BaIDoz.
tuIy3s;R12
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RTATE FAIR.

Liberal Premiums offered By the State Board On
best descriptions Of WOOa, should and will eucourege
choice lots for exhibition from al parts Of the United
States and Canadas Having consented % take c1ar8
Of and arrange such Woos may be sent for exnlbi
tlou, In building % be devoted exclusively % tha
purpose, shall endoayor 20 make u Prolt49le ana
Interesting to all exhibitors, and it g 20 be hoQ tne
an samples will Be sent as carly as the lst Of August
that gucisnt room may Be- proFidedi OF at Least *
hbtorg VIII advise Of their desire 70 send stating
ne uuna Der on heeces bearing In mind that not -
than twenty viii be entitled 70 premiums Erlll9
clips may be sent when sales aud pre1ius ale Dotu
Sslfred- 81 n G0ODALEs Agant.
2ldkFis:f0l
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VETERINARY AND HORSE.
SHOEING.-H. W. REDHEAD & Co. respect
fully announce TO their friends and the public, that
having made extensive arrangements IN their Esab-
iighmenf they srn now prepared to attend 70 the
Veterinary and shoeing Of Horses In the most akin
ful manner. All business done, and charges made,
viii be satisfactory vii warrant
"a Give rs call, and if not as We say, inst let
know. febIT.RI2
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. E. CLARKE,
MhnH0I AlEAnena

Made, when left 10 Be sold a. the next Stato Fair
SALES in September. L is expected every pr0mneut
Tuanufacturer and dealer VIII Be present ct thos8
sales, which viii render unusual facilities % Nor
chants and Growers, who should have their UOols,
not only on exhibition, but for sale. All Wooa cc1-
signed to us viii be sOld previous 70 that tine, Whel
~ oyruar1f urfces can be obtained.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-06
MISCELLANEO
RElPE Il PKATTs
n,thi.s ueuse 4 swimming Schosl.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The .s,.h;ishment consists OK two depart
m ,n.s, viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
9 The Bathing House, when - oNiueo nv
~, distinct apartments, may be occupied ~ any
hour during the day by holders OF season 'l,ke'.
for swimming and bathing, or OF single oa'''"e
tickets.
s The swimming departm Mt will De useo eI
cluslvely by free swimmers and swimming 49,
ars only in bathing dress during lesson hou'
for swimming cholars only 10 Pfeseng,e - 80
swimming teacher. Free swimmer az. '.Pse W.
are able 70 swim once entirely aroen1 .no
with ease Swimming scholars un,ii ttonounceu
free swimmers will not be permitted 70 s"iii
without the belt, TO prevent accidents.
By advice Of phyficans, the time Oh Ie.n =.
ing In the water will be limited TO 10 mhr's 60.
Spring, 10 80 minutes IN ou""S'' "
A. the Termination OF each lesson the mem
bers will leave the basin at the sigaai 70 make
70 I'm for the others. .,,,
0 Bathing house and swimming schooi WI. o.
open every day except Sundays, from O'Clock IN
the morning till nine IN tho evening" ou"A!
iron 4 to 4. NJ.
s The sw mining schoo will be devoted exciu
siyely 10 ladies rom to II A. n. and fr IN . -
to 4 r. NJ, accessible 10 male member, rom
six 4. NJ, and from II A. NJ. to 3 I. a. ana from
to3P. NJ.
8 Pot, behavior is expected as well az proper
attention to the rules and directions OF the teach
or.
0 ANY necessary alterations Of rules and regu-
lations viii be posted up in the rooms.
10 season ticket to he bathing house ana
swimming school, $780, one hall IS 70 DC para N
AMI the balance at the end of one month. Singic
bath tckats Is cents, ten for Que dollar.
III Bathing dresses, towels DC. Will be iurnish
cd by the members Of the swimming school a1G
will be taken charge Of dried and kept in order II
desired. a. a charge of ten cent? per week.
IL Parents or guardians OF the pupils per-
sons introduced by the teacher will be admittco as
visitors.
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NEW YORK.
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DENTAL REMEDIES,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
iNSCRIN0
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AND
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CAUTI0N.-As there arc dealers who take ad.
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