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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
Il 1860 x.
Esvy.ha'.; Plantation Elite

EsTHAG'. Plantation Bitt2rs.
They partly. strengthen and inrigoraic.
They create a healthy appetite. ,
They are an antidote to change of wptcr and
diet. ..
They overcome effects OF dissipation ana late
hoIrs. '....
They strengthen the system and cuIiycu
tho mind ~ ~ ia
They prevent miasmstic and intermittent fc-
vtrs. a." 't.
they purify the breath and acidity oil the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhca Cholera,.and Cholera
MurhuS.
Thcy cnrs Liver complaint and Nervous
they are the best fittcrs in the world. The.
make the weak man strong, and exhausted nay
ture's grcat,rostorer. They are made. of pure
st. Cr5ix Tum, the celebrated Cn'iyaya Bark
roots and herbs. and are taken with the pleas
urc ola beverage, withpat regard II ago OIL
time of Day Particularly Recommended to
dcicatc itrsurrs requiring a gentle stimulant
sold Ivy all Grocers, druggists, Hotels and Sa
looms. r. H. Drake. & Go. 2O2 Broadway
New 0rlsars a II So = q
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Sherman House Chicago H. F,b. II, 1868.
Mcssrs. Z. ii. DRAKE 4 Co.:-Please send
US another tvs Give cases of your Playtation Bit
tcrs. As morning appetizer, they appear to
have supcrccded everything else and nro
greatly esteemed. Yours &c.
GAGE t WAITE.
Arrangement IS are now completed tn supply
any demand Tor this article, which from lack
of government stamps has not heretofore boon
possible. ...
- The public may rest assured that in no cave
will the perfectly pure standard of the Planta-
tion Bitters be departed from. Erery bottle
the fuc simite Of our signature on a steel plato
c"groring, pr Il cannot be genuine. 81. =.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealers
throughout the country. ..-.r
p. H, DRAKE & co. .
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Estate OF Ellen Kearney.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Alegany county Letters of Administration on
the estate Of Ellen Kearney, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased ere hereby
warned to exhibit the same properly authenti-
Gated to the subscriber, on or before; the 81 DAY
of March, 1854, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted are requested to make imme,
diate pavment. Given under my han1, TINS 81
'"s o. ''r MICHAEL NJ, KEARNEY,
Sept 3, 1S6S-3w. ADMINISTRATOR.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

There appears 20 have been some Difficult
-ty at, the primary meeting in this district,
consequently two sets of delegates have been
sent to the Convection. The matter will be
brought up before the convention to-day for
their decision as to which Of the delegations
shall be admitted -'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13


a special dispatch from Was irs,9n says
tia, 500 rebels we're captured en- Saturday
and arrived g; ;te Washington prison that
night.
The Tunes special states taata refuge,
from Richmond, say- 2j.Go5 troops passed
through there from tie s .a,l wiz. r. o. few
weeks. Several Thousand were icing -.o. f.,
Gen. pryor ON t5s BhekTa--r.
The Richmond Elasis-- .ftae O. -s,- tlat
rebel cavalry. 900 stvrr. crossed, .s Garra-
hammock last "Wednesday, i,g upon tI, .,l-
erals and drove them. killing. w,ludiue auI
capturing over 300 Thcrchl, thsureuai-
ed, losing only one killed, and ea, v.lud-I.
one hundred and fifty Of the prisoners oc-
taken to Richmond
Tie Tribune special di-fata' Gays ao e--
rival from Richmond y,,rriag. sa..- f..
tie re5 Is consider Vici.5ur. t1ri- m.-; t-.-
able Point. as troy moss -.,i-... --.'.
supple ,a Tex aud Vi.s=lr. ......
ere aIT.e'a0-ire % vil De- c-.=. ....
tn al --.aa.... i..,, af, ..ei ,i ... ... g..
is thought viii Pee able e.. bll er- ..a..
our tfoar- and aeet
Gen. B-tle. is-p..e.osa, Proves. Mn,
Al General pui,rt C,asc.ipti,n Law.
The Words P,rt Royal c,.re-p nIcn.
-ays that the N1ntaek WIDEN returning from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
Nav YoRS, March


Special dispatches from Washington state
that reconnaissance was made recently to-
wares Aide, to surprise a band of Rebel
suerrillas at the farm Of Capt. Shuttle now
attached To the Union Cavalry. The Captain
led the attack and came upon the enemy
" secreting lis men in lis own harm He
captured several prisoners and drove the en-
tmy from their haunt.
TIE various reports that have been pre-
vailing in some Of the Western cities for n
ew days relative t. great battles and victp-
les receive no confirmation whateve- H.
Washington, and are doubtless mere i'll,
sossip.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

TIE enemy under Van Dorm, advanced
again towards franklin yesterday. The Fed
eral force also advanced six miles and drove
the rebels back TIE rebel loss WAS Is killed.
The fight was recommended this morning
y, particulars have been received.
Twenty-three men u Col. Jackson Tenn.
regiment while on picket duty west Of Nash
Vile were attacked by 50 confederate cavalry
who tried to surround and caPtme them.
The Tenncsseean- after Fighting - minutes
compelled the rebls 10 surrender. The
whole rebel party were taken P'is-ner= and
arrived in this city tonight.
Reiufcrcement. for Gilbert. Franklin
have been sent forward sufficiently hr-- 60
destroy ~ capture Van Dome command.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
NEw YoEs, March :

NEW YORK, March -
The steamer Columbia arrived from New
Orleans, 9th, and Havana 2nd inst, tins
m ,rning. Among her passengers are Capt
JOHN ClIrk Among the Havana passengers
arc two persons who had just landed 81 cargo
Of Africans in Gaia, the property am''ning
to S9jO,OO " iich Trey b-,dg IN gda t.
this port.
The 3 companies of the - Mass. lcZilnent
and the crew OF tie Harriet Lln-, anu 2'o
Of the sth Regulars, captured by the re'eia
two months ago, have been exchanged hy the
rebels and had arrived at New Orleans also
90 prisoners captured on the Queen OF the
West.
4 letter from the L. 5. Consul at Mata-
m9ras, SAYS that from 5000 to 5000 rebel sol
diers. under Gen. Bee. arr mare ing towards
Brownsville
y ,thing Of military moment has trans
PRED at New O-leans. Gen. Wcitzel had
strong force in Lafourcbe County Cen
T Grover l. bIili IN cOnniduu "1 Ht'e-'- 30
/ 1t vas ruin5red lac had refused % recognize
negro regiments, and that ten. Banks hsd
issued an order commanding 10 treat them en-
equality. Business at New Orleans Ii dull
/ The T-i5uass Washington dispatch says
the enemy "a appearing in great force on the
Rapp4han1ock, with the return Of god
weather
Gen. Clay was re-nominatsd to-day Minis
ter 70 Russia.
The Times despatch says it IS probably m
true that Butler OF Fremont have received
authoritative answers 70 appointments.
Probably the cases viii depend upon each
other and the commands Will he cooperative.
1t is said shat Gen. Rossesu has received au-
thority to reise 10 Reg'ts, Mounted Infantry
to operate against Forrest, Morgan and other
guerrilla chiefs in the West.
Nine Thousand pounds Of lint and banda
ges have been collected in Frankf rtr-
many. and forwarded t. this country for Tie
Union soldiers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

I've CoTIoS DIsTREss ~ Nav ENcL4SD.-
Stai tics of cotton distress, gathered by the
Man, hester Central Committee, show that
four hundred and iity-six thousand seven
hundred snd eighty ak psrEons, or sther
more than in 5Of the whole population. are
dependent upon some form Of public charity.
which supplies something above E75 900 10
I'LL Up the gap made by tie lJss Of Ai70 600,
The usual average Of persons dependent in
England upon public charity, in the bert OF
times, is one in twenty. In 1907 there were
SO dependent one in seven OF the entire pop
ulati0n, which was the highest ever reached
until tie present experience. The average
at this time, as stated above, is one in FIVE Of
the whole population.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
M.sI1NGrnN NIarch :

\ distinguished statesman says, in a recent
private letter. that the Reaction in favor #
.he cause of the Union is SO strong in Great
Britain that no Cabinet could live an hou
which should take steps towards the reeog-
milton of the Southern Confederacy.
The resignatij IN of the Hon. Geo. 5. Boutwell,
commission of Internal Revenue, took effect
to-day. 1t is believed that Vim. B. Lewis Of
Philadelphia, will he Mr. Boutwell's successor.
Speaker Grow, it is rumored, is not a can
didate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

GOLD SPEouLTIox.-Tne amendment to
the Tax bill relating to transactions in gold
and silver, the adoption and passage of which
by Congress has 60 noticeable an influence
upon the gold market, il ar follows:
Gan contracts for the purchase or sale Of col
and silver coin or bullion, secured by pledge or
deposit, or other spositon of gold ors l.er con
Of the United States, if to be pertorm,d after
period exSeciing three days, shall be in writing
or printed, and gned by the parties or Their
agents or attorneys, and shall have one or more
adhesive stamps, as provided in the act to which
this is an amendment, equal in amount to one
half Of one per centum, and interest at the rate
OF b per cent. per annum on the amount 50 Loan
ed, pledged or deposited; and if any such loan,
pledge or deposit, made for period not exceed
ing three days, shall be renewed on in any way
EXTENDED. for any tine whatever. said loan,
pledge, or deposit, shall be subject to the du'y
imposed On loans exceeding three d lys; and 10
loan Of currency or money On the security Of COLL
or silver coin Of the United States as afores nd,
shall he made exceeding IL amount the y val
ue Of the coin pledged or deposited as security;
and any loan 60 m lie, or attempted to BE- n de,
shall lie utterly void
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

Leaves Burlington at $50 A. NJ, 10 D a. NJ, aha
63OP.M n.
MAIL TRAIv lrav,s Boston at 2 - T. NJ, VA Low
II. Lawrence or Fitclbur-- Icsvcs Springfield II
- A. NJ Bellows Fails at l.-, ?. ~ connecting 70
,hite River Junction with NurthcrnR for to-t"n,
nd with Passumpsie r for and iruruat ohm. bury
ttietun, arriving IN Burlington II i' r. W -iii
q ~. Al ans at -. and Lodge.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM leaves SeriAisii - -
a.. NJ. and Burlington 1t icG \. A., ir Rouse :
lint and Montreal
NiaHI ExrREss TRAIN leave Bellows falls az 9 Is
NJ. receiving Passengers from the vermont Val
81 r 7. leaving New YORK at 500 \. NJ, aud fTuu,
heshife r leaving Boston iuu =. VI, cunncctin
c White River Junction with train leaNin- Z. ,tUn
p VI. siL Lowell or lawrence. Leaves Miut,
River Juuali0u ~ 70 go p VI, arriving 20 Iurlin--
IN SIS a. NJ. Ronsc's Point ~ \. ". Montreal
$50 A ~. AMI o-lrn-' ur-h ~ Sd T. VI, connect
az with tirand Trunk Trains for Detroit thic2s'
and the West.
Sleeping Carr arc attached = t9-A he Ni=h'
Express lrgin- running between HJgss's Point ana
.stp-.
Th-oush Tickets % Chiczgo -li the Nes- ~ sale
t. MERRILL. S1pr
\. Ali.us VI Dec. g 1852.
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Nrw Yn7y. March 6.

4 dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette dated
Murfreesb1ro. March Sd, states that on the
day previJas, forsging party from Gen.
RJbt. Granger's division 200 strong, was at
tackled by the enemy's cavalry, two miles
from Eagles,ille. Gen. Granger himself was
in command Of tie protecting force and drove
the enemy hack after an hours hard fight,
Wit liss IF 5 killed. u wounded and ,
taken lli-onc.s.
T i was one day subsequent to the aff'ir
al Bradvsvillc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

Z. 5. SENATE Extraordinary Session-
The main points of business transacted by the
Senate yesterday (5th) were the administra-
tim of the oath to rnos. A. Hendricks Of In
diana and VIM. Sprague of Rhode Island,
who took their seats for the first time.
Inc President pro ten was authorized By
the resolution OF Mr.. Anthony of Rhode Is
land to spp1int the standing committees. The
executive session vas confined to the passage
OF resolution to return all the nomins tiOns
Of military officers, &c. which expired with
the late Senate to the President. 1t was not
until after adjournment that the Presidents
Private Secretary reached the Capitol with
several executive Communications.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

sENES.-A r,ve---i gentleman .asi-- zen Pc
stored O. health .l 70 SIS says. sit.r aacrI- -- 81
the usual uEt.ne AMI irregular r,I.-reir- a....
oftreatmcut, without -uce-ss, c9n-.--. E. ii. .l.-
duty u communists 90 his afflicted iov creation
the inSaus Of CURE Hence. on the -ccsip. ,f-a b.
dressed envelope, lie VIII send free. p c.ny of...
r-script.on used. Direct 90
IR. join VI. DAGNALL. - Fu..1s.
Tan'y i-daw- ~ b-r.a,y-. N.l.
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Leave Burlington ~ % a II, 10 . 4 " N4a
SIS +. n. =. n
MAIL TPaix leaves St Alhsns 81 s 10 A. NJ, bur
,in.ton ~ A. ~, connecting at N1ite me-
junction with trains fur and from Wells RIVER
lohustury and LittletOn, and with Northern y ~ A.
Tor Boston, Lowell. Worcester, &c., and conheu.lli5
At Bellows Fails with Cheshire Y Z for Boston Sliu
with Vermont Valley r for Spriusheid, 49,
davcn snd New York, arriving ut Nev OK a
80 10 2. VI. ~, 81
Accommodations TRAM leaves Rouse's Poil- ~
-f5A NJ fY- Rutland and Mortified.
NIgET ETrRUss TsAlS leaves Ogtensbursh -
~ o. NJ, Montreal 81 } - T. NJ, R0uss's Point 81
80 p. NJ. arriving at Boston at 70 \. NJ, CON
.cting 81 Bellows Falls sith Cheshire X for Dos,
t,rn and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley X n
ior Springfield and New Haven. AID arriving IN
Wv Nork ~ S 2. 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
. CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The REs WILLIAM CossEoyE, Will, lta-.-.
Missionary IN Japan, vas cured Of C1nslus.
when al other Il=sns had failed, by q r,,s.t- ..
tanned from 3 learned Ply -i-ian residing .l LII.
treat Cry Jeddo. This rsce!ps hzs cure1 81.
many who were suffering FROM CoEsumpG1a, b..
chigs, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds AMI thv t-tr..-
and nervous depression cousaf b. those d--a.l--.
DESTROYS Of benestt.us Others. l viii sea- .-- q.
oelpt, which have brought hOms with -.. q
Who coed it, free Of chsrss.
Address. REV. WM. COsGEOyE.
80 Fulton Avenue.
Brooklya Ns-e Y.-.
Dy,. lath.-dGWly~
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RUTLAND i BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
SPRING ARRANGE,lEST


Commencing March 2-, -557, ---s I'D Lave b-f-
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Msl4i-,-a-ss by :. CFlsTADoRO, g A. -E
SeT Yors. sid s7sry7he-s. =-t -5 -r-
d4,s I--s---s
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

- lR0Ir, March
The military last night succeeded In ''--
persing the riJters. Al Is now quiet
Twenty or thirty buildings were burned
Several persons wel, killed aia d large .i~4.-
Der wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

The editorial oGi,a Of the Crsis was
modified to-nis't ~ L5o sy!l.-ls. Tic com
posing rooms ia another building sese uniis-
turbel Cen. Celqer L2s called cut tae
military {. restore cIler.
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eEEIEr f- TEN -lE d..
lENA
PJI O%IC FAl FRS

Tn meet certain AID speedy rcrl.lv- ..-......
t1r zli The Disease Of the Che, ami Ll~-.
Coughs. Colds Asthma, C.lslr-F tH-.
bronchitis. irn1erEa, b .-s-r
Dliicul- Bresthing >a--
Throat. &c, e.
THESE WATERS give the most .--l-. -..
.r. perfect relief, and when persvvere'' with
a. G. direct, rs never fail TO et-ct rapid -..
actin. cure Thousands have been ru-l re. o.. ..-
Let health Who have tried other meaE- -l rl-.
all classes and 81 c. Institutions they are esrs.
blessing anC curt-nlue NEED despair, -. --lf 10
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ye.- 70 usy ac. provided the cT-z1ic s---...-.
Oh. vita Grams b ne ptls>sIy ltclr-r. E-
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T. NtfN LISTS 4rd Pi bLf' -FEihEK>
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1t urtd be an old JACKSON Democratic
motif - ine Union must and shall be pre-
serted. y But now great many who call
themseile Democrats have modified the old
war-cry so as t. make it read :-"rhe Union
must a shall be preserved, if JEFF. Davis is
willing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

Preparation that can bs used upon -a- H-.-f- ~
parting % Q. e rs.urll shade or brown OF u.--.
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE
1t e9rr-c-s ,hs rad ELECTS o. othe- dye -..-..
the H,lr. 5. easily applied, pert1rnsl FL, -z--.-.
s1asc--ly and i-s Pressn,s. o. ,-s -a-----. ---..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

Advicas .roH Central Ameli1a, state t.l,
the President Of Guatemala l-s invaded sal
vad57 with COCO men. having declared vl
against that country. A conflict Is expected
IN few day..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
r.KRF ACADEMY.

THE SPRING TERM WILL BEGIS oN TUES
i day, F-h-l-ry u. .,.,-,r.r,...
Bare. Jan. is. 1855. afra
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
MEMPHIS, March 8, }
via CAIRO, March 5 (

Tie Indianola was captured under circum-
stances that lead to the belief that she was
unnecessarily surrendered Late on Friday,
the Indisnola and Queen Of the West we're
discovered under the guns at Warrenton,
both in condition for effective service.
The sickness in the army is increasing.
The canal between the Mississippi river
and Lake Providence is finished but the
water is not yet in let in.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
& ~. DAVIS,
.RfforneH and Claim .fgessf,

FICHslOSD. VERMONT.
C---.s aza.15 the STATE ana Jritci 8 -'es. q
Wlaes and In-alii's Pensions. o. B9-r-
Hss sad Arrears q Psy proaecu---
on uos- r-s51Lah-a terms
Am .ll.rsly u-ail gill recei.e prcUp- l--lu-
~sl-1if
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

IHE POLISH lNsURRELTioN.-NeWs from
EuIoTe, received by the arrival of the steam
ship City Of NrwYork at New Yor IN the 4tt
inst. informs US that the Polish insurrection
was at date Of lates: intelligence Doth alt }
apparently spreading through all Iarts Of
the Kingdom. The military commanders of
the ?, Oyinces Of Lithuania and Eolhynia had
refused 10 send the 1einforcements 4 .uanded
from them by the authorities in Poland. ar
they considered it impossible to diminish the
numher Of their trooIs, Sc, ing that they
might soon have to defend their own PROV
inces.
CRAcow, Feb. lS.-The insurgents yester-
day attacked Minchow, and were repulseo
with loss. Minchow was afterwards set on
fire
Last mig t a body of insurgents entered
Geina, in Austrian folani, probably in CON-
sequence Of being u :. ed by the Russians
No resistance WIS made by the inhabi-
tants.
1t is said Hat Langiewiez has telten the
Russians and captuled some cannon.
In the attack which the insurgents made
yesterday on Mincl ow, they lost 800 killed
and the same number wounded Many 50
the latter have been brought to the hosl iials
of this city.
A yelegl from Thorn, of February 18th
says:
Gen. Annekoff, governor of the provinces
Of Podolia and VOlnynia, has been empow-
cred by the Emperor to order state of siege
in thvsc provinces if circumstances re-
qaire.
A dispatch from Lemberg, Of February
18th, says
The Pope has sent instructions to tie |
bishops OF Galicia to exert their infuencr |
over the people Of that province with view
to cause the authority Of Austria, as a |
Catholic power, TO be respected. The pick |
cts of the insurgents and of the Russian |
troops were last nigat in close proximity /
near Oyc0w. A battle is expected to take |
place houIly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

NV YoEE, March 6.
Gold opened this morning at so ID pre-
MUM.
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and Of general advance In all other expense hiu
uotgith- landing other publishers are reuuehs .ne
size OF increasing the price Of their puhcati9hs We
shall continue, f0r the year iSo3. 20 iurnsn oais
complete, Is heretofore, 81 the old rates N-4-i--
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
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THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully iaara
L the ci-lr--f1 ~ 'h's tosu ard vicinity that they
have opencl r. large Hf4RBLE FORES IN Concert
Hall t1ild.l- lllrr she TINS Or, Chur'h s..
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hest as-ortmea, q Marble l chs part o. the e51n-
try, consisting %
HE'D STOVE TABLETS.
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Please call and examine s.csk ard prizes lcfo-e
purchasing elsewhere.
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mINEsBuRGH ACADEMY.

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