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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

Miscellaneous. a
The greatest amount insured in any risk, gensr-
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be In.
snred In any one city, town or village L. not nxed the
same cling govern by the character Of the buildings
and the ( cties for ext'ngni-hing fres- .a
The greatest mount insured In any ono block gov
erned In same manner ~ above, our objs being to
scatter we'll our risks aI glf
Amount Of ITS capital or earnings depoIied in any
other State IS sec ,ity hr losse. therein n none
ANDREW J. SMITH, Secretary.
lCIrY Ann COUNTY NEW YORK, 10.
Personally appeared before this 2l.t cay Of Jam
uary, 1863. VIM p Palmer, President, and andrew }.
Smith, Secretary, of tho Manhattan Fire Insurance
Company, and severally made oath that the above
statement by them suhsribed 10 correct and true. to
the best Of their knowledge and belief;
ISL THOS. L. THORNELL,
Commissioner for Iowa In New York.
AUDITOR s OFFICE, IowA,l
Des Moine., Feb II 1868.
1t /. hereby certified, That this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1888, statement was fled In this office
showing tn condition OF the Manhattan Fire Iusur-
snoe mpany, located ut New York City, In the State
of New ork, the twenty seventh day Of January,
D. 1868, Ia accordance witch y provision Of an nc'
Of the General Assembly Of he state Of Iowa entitled
January 9s,h, 1857 aud Az act amend.tory thereto, .p
proved February 9th, l.5S, and act in relation tu
Life Insurance om;'amies, approved March l7th, 1862,
that said statement shows that said Company is pos
sesed ct the requi te amount Of capital and invested
a. requir d by Law.
Authority 1. therefor given to tho above named
to transact busn"xs Life Insurance in this
State in acnrdxce with the laws thereof until the
3l.t Day of .nuAry, A. thousand eight hund' I'd
and sixty .four
Its III o certified That Thomas D. Smith, Fsq., OF
Muscatnn. has duly ~ pointed bg said Comp ny
their .wfu agent and Attorney in tho county OF Mus
cstine, with f. II take risks Of insurance there
in. an 20 acknowledge service OF process As provided
by law upon his ming with ,he Clerk Of tho Dist lei
Court in and for sad county, q certified copy OF the
ats I'M pntn Ia in f.a a
that attached is and correct copy of the said
statement.
..... In testimony whereof, have hereunto sci
,sEAL my hx"i and affixed my seal of Office, thji
'-----' seventeenth day of February, A. D. 1858
J. W. CATTE.L, Aud tor of State.
Feb lO-d1w3w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

EDITOR JorRNAL:-The following extrac,
from letter from Capt. Horton, of Co. A,
I'd Iowa c'valry, to his brother, shows the
estimation in which Northern traitors are
held by our soldiers:
CAMP MAR LA GRANGE, Tenn.
"You have no idea how much
feeling exists here against that arch-rrait"'
Thayer. We are heartily sick of his rant ns
against the Administration. 1t is wore
than useless for US ir the field to be sacrifi :.
ing our health and lives for our country whils
sentiments tending 10 poison the minds 4
the ignorant are allowed to be publicly ex'
pressed at home We have few men of like
stamp in our regiment, and they are ouI
meanest sc ldiers. and were just a. poor and
detestible citizens. You will find this to be
universally the case. 1t is high time these
vile traitors were sienced. There should be
no such thing a. free speech for traitor
The South has aoissiy taught all who are moi
for their cause to remain silent. A Uni n
man has no right to express his sentiment
within their lines. Let every man 20 where
he belo. g. All should be obedient to thu
powers that be- Is there not patriotism
and courage enough in Iowa to suppress such
papers as the COURIER If ere be no othcl
way, institute 'ri,n Of terror and let thu
soil of Iowa, hallowcd by the blood of he'
soldiers, drink in that of her traitors. CARE
not how soon it comes We must work il
earnest, and that quickly.
UC q noprorn
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u 3 SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to mo directed and
ID delivered from the Office of tho Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Ct uscatine county State Of Iowa. against
sale on Thusday, the 10Th day ofMsrh, A. y. 1868,
at the Court House door In the city Of Muscatine
following described property, TO witt 79g-fls
r Lots two and three y and 81 in block number ten
0) in the town Of West Liberty, according the
corded plat Of said town of Robinson, Spencer CLARK,
all in Muscatne county, Iowa. .H 'e1., .o ,..--l
All Of which, much thereof may be necessary
will be sid to satisfy eaid special execution In favor Of
low, Brothers 4 Ross. ~ Cr + fi'.s rl...t seat,
Sale to commence between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the loren and four O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day, to wit, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ ..Cs-TeH
-. ..-.l =. d. II. HINE,
~ ", Sheriff Muscstine County
Ruscattne Feb 18th, 1868. .w4w 50 90. Eb1ff. 80
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GINGER SNAPs.-As many ladies throughout
the country have expressed their willingness
to make ''ginger snaps" in order to send to
soldiers, if a receipt for making them were
furnished. VIC give the following, which was
given US by lady who understands the ar'
TO perfection. These cakes are well calculat
ed for ldiers, as they will keep much long
er than any other kind, bssides being very
nutritious ard healthy food.
81 lbs. wheat -four; ID. butter "r lard
! ID sugar; II pitts Of molasses or sor
ghum nutmeg teaspoon full OF soda
dissolved in little warm water; 2 table
spoons full Of ginger, mix well, roll thin, cu'
into small cakes, bake fifteen minutes in q
quick oven.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

~Col. Granville Moody, 74th Ohio, made
aspeech at the celebration of Washington
birthday, at Springfield, Ohio. Cl. Moody
said Springfield Republics report:)
Our rebel foes spurned the ballot and chose
the bullet, and bullets they shall have. ZAP
plause They have appealed to Cesar, and
to Cesar they shall CO. They will only settle
this case in the Court Of Mars, and there va
will meet them from term to term, and cast
them, too, and leave them the costs to pay.
Enthusiastic cheers. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

A PERPLExiNa PREDIcAMENr FOR OH
BACHELORS. The Consumption bill provides
that all bachelors between the ages Of thirty
and forty-fve, shall be enrolled in the first
class which is li,ble to do military duty and
adds--no old bachelor can hereafter be ex-
empt from performing military duty, unless
he avails himself of the to- rib alternative OF
getting married. So choose We this day whom
We will serve. To the music Of which Union
will YOU march?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

The London Dstly Ne.Ds says there are al
least doz n on-clads, intend, for the rebels,
now in process of construction in Great Brit.
ain, and that at least Fifty steam vessels, Of
various graies, might bs enumerated in tha
xehc3 eataloeus. a'ii&2A5E
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Valuable Property for Sale.

OFFER nay residence for sale. situated on 49,,
L the corner Of Third and dsr streets, on %:
easy t-' ms and at q bargain. This house 10 iiG
we'll finished and in goo ORDER .ni Is well cal.
cuated for ,srd ng Hous-, being located IL the
ter Of city an within five ,rs Of the heart
of brness IL has all rhs that bel ng
volt arranged ho-e and 10 the ple~-ant locs-
ton In the osy, where mud nor fools never come
There Il On tie lot nice and we'll fnishe1 tw0-sto'
usb'e .lso some chOics fruit trees and shrubbsry
Any pei son wishing pie home should call and
examine he h"nse and promises. j. -. !
Feb 16. 1S68.d&w2w .1"+n---' W. Il, STEWART.
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IL. &c O. w. ECE<EEL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
L i M B b r
STREET
Shingles Doors Blinds Door and Window Francs.
qk
aweml
aheriFa Sale.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Mnscatine unity. state Of Iowa,
against the goods and chstts lands and tenements Of
Asa Gregg and Thomas 8. Brooke, have levied upon
and will expose to sale, Thursdsy, the ID day Of
April A. D. 1862 at the Court House door, In the city
Of Muscatine, the following described property, to
w.t. ....-5-
Lot seven % In block two (2) in the town Of West
Liberty, Muscstine county, Iowa. ISL ---.y obi
All Of which, much tbersof may be necessary,
will be Id satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Nelson Tuthill.
Sale commence between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day to wit, at half past ten O'Clock, A NJ.
80 80 .. .I..f .'t H. II. HINE,
-.- Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine. March 8, 1883 !iw IS 90. ts',.t
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ORIGINAL Notice.


TJlO Horatio N sumner, Minerva Sumner, John
i W Lucas, Craig Rolf, John Heller, Jamss fhil-
lps doore, Administrator of the estate Of Charles
Eeilley decsased-Wilson Right alias Wilson Wrights:
You and each of you hereby notified that there ID
now on file IN the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Muscatine county, Iowa, petition Of Alex
ander Scott claiming Of you said IIorstio Sumner,
tn. Sum of $35 hundred and thirty i've dollars,
ON accoun. Of promissoty note executed by you in
favor OF said Alexander Scott for the sum Of six hus
dred {6 io ars with per cent ntcrest from date
dated November 14th. 1854 due six months after and
claiming of yoD, sail Horatio Sumner and Minerva
Sumner the foreclosure of mortgage executed
by you the purpose Of securing the Of aad
note lot number min. 10y in block number seventy
six 76) in the city of Nuscatine, Mu.catne county,
Iowa, and claiming of each, every and all of you the
foreclosure ali your rights interes of kind in
and to said above described mortg .gei premises.
No personal claim is made against any Of You except
ing said Ho alto Sumner 81.
Now, unless you sppear thereto, and defend, or
before of the second Day Of the next term Of the
District Court of Muscatine county, Iowa, which
tn" first Monday in June. D. 1868. default
will be entered against You AID judgment rendered
thereon ANGLER, HEMENWAi AMBLER,
Feb 10, 1868 w5w 81 sol Attys for Plaintiff.
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iSherln q Sale,

DIV virtue Of general execution to ME directed and
d delivered from the ONCE Of the CT ri Of the
District Court Of Muscatine county, State or Iowa
against the goods sod chattes. lands an tsnsmeDts Of
john Sherfsy, Josiah Greeley aud Hiram T. Greeley,
have levied upon and win expose ts sale, on Wednes.
day. the twenty nfth day Of March, a. q. 1855, 1t
the Court House door, IN the city Muscatiae, the
following described property, 70 Wit Ia 80 -
The north half Of the south west quarter Of section
two (2) township seventy seven (51 range ono wsst
containing so acres and the south end OF the north
west quarter north quarter or section two l
township seventy.even 977 range "ns ny west. COZ.
in Farnsworths addition to the city Of Muscatine nj
situated in Muscatine county snd Stste Of Iowa q
All Of which, much thereof may be necessarv
win be sold to satisfy said general execution in favor Of
Thomas NJ. Isett }0 9s q1izo-To errt f-;f.,7 ~.
Sale to commence between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and tour O'Clock In the ashhoon of
said day, to wit at ton O'Clock A. n.
1Il ~1I,cle 90 on :. 9tn-e9I n H.. HIND, I5d
Sheriff Muscstins County,
Nuscatins, Feb. q, lsss..Wlm Is %. 1'77's'' 'i
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

VOICE OF Iowa SoLD1ERs.-The Iowa reg
iment stationed at Helena, Arkansas. adopted
ON the 18Th ult. series of very patriotic
resolutions. relative to the Peace party of ths
North. They declare the Government enti'
tied to the united Efforts of all good and true
men, express their confidence in the integrity
and patriotism of the President, and theil
determination to continue to give him all the
aid in their power in crushing the rebellion
they regard the treason of the demagogues Of
the North az more heinous and infamou. than
that of the r, bells in arms against Us, oppose
TIE cessation Of hos.ilities, and announce that
they do not intend to desert their tlag ard
sneak to their homes to be dictated to by
pol-roons, but that when they return, they
will return with their banners to be ''surren-
dered into the han Is of those only who love
them, and who will cherish them as memo
rails Of our labo,s and the emblems of on,
country's z ory."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

TEE DUTIES OF L1FE.-If We would spend
the time, the nervous energy, and mental
fire, in doing the duties oflife, which We often
spend in dreading them, We and the world
would be stronger and better 5sis7a.r
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Mr.. EDITOR Dear Sir: Will you have
IL kindness to allow the following lines a
ace in the columns of the JOURNAL:
MISCHIEF Makers.
Oh, could there IN the world be found,
Some lit spot Of happy ground,
Whers village pleasures m ght go round
Withou' tho village tsttlingi
How doubly blest that spot would be.
Where all might dwell in liberty.
Free from the bitter misery
Of gossip's endless prattling.
These mischiefmakers, they remove
Far from our hearts the warmth of love,
And lead Us all to disapprove
What gives another pleasure.
They seem to TAX . ones part but whom
They've heard our cares, unkindly then
They soon retail them DER again,
Mixed up with poisonous measure.
And then they've such cunning way
OF telling ill.msant tales-they say:
"Don't mention 1t again, pray,
would not tell another
Straight to their neishbors then they 60,
Earrating everything they know, ,-.r
And break the peace Ct high aud low
Wife, husband, friend aud brother. ,.
Obi that the misc. ief making crew rsr
We're all reduced to ono or two,
Aud they were painted red or blue,
That every one might know thom!
Then would our villagers forget
To rage and quarrel, fume aud fret,
And fall into an angry pct
With things so much below them.
For tits . sad. degrading part
To make anothers bosom smart,
And plant dagger in the heart
- We ought to love and cherish.
Then let us evermore be found
In qnistness with all around,
While friendship, Joy and peace abound,
And angry feelings peIish
LIZZIE c..
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uELNlBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION

"HICHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Positive and Spe life Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
and DROPStCAL SWkLLINGS
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion, and
excites the into healthy action ~ which
tn WAFERY OR CALCAkEUS dispositions, and ell
UNNATURAL ENGAGEMENTS are reduced, vol
sssPAlN AND INFLAMMATION. and Is good for
MEN, WOMEN, Oh CHILDREN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

EEWby is woman like afrtp ~
) Ans. Because she has breast works to
support inf'ntyy. s'i''' 9'a'' % ''aili'
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THE JOURNAL.

"a Here IL letter from one Of the hard
listed. honest hearted soldiers Of the 35th, to
which ". invite the special attention Of the
C0urier and its followers That veracious
sheet says it is only the of8cers-those who
get high pay-,h.t are opposed to conceding
to the terms of the rebels for the sake Of
peace. It says tn privatrs are all peace sneaks,
tired Of the war and anxious for the triumph
Of the Copp rheads at the North. 1t insults
the manhood Of the solder by charging that
when he votes the Union ticket or endorses
Union resolutions he is influenced to do so by
his superior officer. Now read what private
has to say on the all.abso1bing subject. He
is stranger to US per. onally and writes Who'll
ly upon his own motion and promptings Of
duty.
CAIRO, March LIST, 1868.
l am astonished to see so many in tho North
encouraging the South. If ever there is .
Southern Confederacy established it will be
because Of traitors in the North, for they are
doing more harm than if they were in arms
against US. They want to harp upon some
thing to build political foundation that they
Che Copperheads) may ride into Office, and
they are not sharp enough to think of any
thing else but Niger" 1t is niger to'
breakfast, niger for dinner ard niger fol
supper.
Now we will look at their arguments for I
moment first they argue that the negro j,
dirty. beastly ard indolent and will not work
unless he is driv n to it, and then, with the
same breath, they vii! tell you that the ne
groes are all coming North-ttst they viii
marry our daughters, that they will take al
the work and will compete with white labor
Now we will hitch these two arguments to
gether and they will pull each other to death
The Muscatine Lo"rier and all other SINH
lar lying sheets would try to make the goo
people of the North believe that we ar,
only fighting to free the negroes, ane
they have even b inded some of the sol
diers and have got them to believe so too bu
would say to Judge Copperhead that we ar'
fighting 10 make such men as himself come
to terms, and if it happens to free some ole
niger We will not stop for that, but We viii
push on towards the mark of our high call
ing, and when we come to the Judge we vii
serve him the same as we do jeff. Davis -
Now if here are not enough Union men il
the North TO clean out ali the copperheadS
just call on company Il, and think with it.
commander We can soon settle the hash wi
them. suppose the Judge thinks if thu
niggers were free, every one of them would
be in Iowa in six weeks. If he will only
wait till the war is over, will bring him W
little niger to set type for him, and writ,
editorials, and then he can put in all his TIM
making niger speeches; then he can have
niger at home and niger abroad. Poor fel
lows! Their race is about run; the day o
reckoning is about at hand.
l. R. NJ, Co. G, 35th Iowa.
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~ We are informed that Rev. Mr.. Pratt
of Muscatine county. residing near Ononwa,
a Baptist Minister, was picked up on the
levee at Helene, Ark, Feb. Oath, wounded
dangerously on tn, head with som. dull in
strument, producing conclusion Of the brain.
He is now in the Post Hospital, Ward No
s, at that place. $50
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

Sixty one THOUSAND species of living crea-
lures have been astertained to exist ID the
animal kingdom.
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n Shabrick Wilfred, a member Of Co. A,
9th Illinois cavalry, died at Helena, Ark, on
the 4th ult., of pneumonia. He was an
old and much respected citizen of Drury,
Rock Island County, I'll.
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Statement f the Condition Of the
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CUMP'Y

Statement f the Condition Of the K
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CUMP'Y,
ssr IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
On the LIST day Of January, 1868,
Made to the State Of Iowa pursuant to the
statute Of that State, passed January 2eth,
1857. ".ri.f. .s.3t5.s a.. 70
Name and Location. 6
The n.me Of the Company is, Manhattan Fire In.
surancs Company in the City Of Now York."
r"4li' Of a'i Capital.
The amount OF its C."tal Stock, in shares II
Of fifty dollars esch all paid In cash. 10 $3.50 600 o.
Amount Of surpes on hand first day Of jan -
usry, 1853, l2S,5s4 "
To amount of capital and surplus... 1878. 6s4 60
Assets.
Cash In Bank and on han i,......-..-..... 1850 "a
Real e.t~te owned Ivy the CompAny,-....... 81
Con . and MORTGAGE, ~ pr vouchers &C.
cOmFa ,yinY, being drst liens, interest At
par cent. payable ssmi-annually,-.... 2s7se5 90
latern,s the market valuo Of which IS II O75 90
Unpaid premiums. in of collection. 9,2,s Y
Interest -.-......-.......-....-.- 1896 So
Bonds ''' mkt val. 1878 l
All other 90, urities, ................... 3sl Is
ss7s,ss4 90
Liabilities. M
Losses adj asted and due,
Losses uosiu,ted and la s..spense,..... 22,2oA 90
LOSSES claimed and resisted, -......-.... $40 10
All other claims, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 10
Total liabilities, .. $50 900 20
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From, tho Req. JOSPH II. KENNA RID
-. Pnatox af the Tenth Rantisk Church

Dr. Jackso.-Dea- IL have been frequently re-
quested to III with concentrations Of VA
rous kinds Of mrdicin but regarding the practice
out of my appropriate here. have in all dc.
clined but with % prcofin various instances and
particularly in my rmily OF the usefulness OF Dr
usual course to express my full conviction that for
general debility Of tn, system and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is safe and valusple prr"ar-tion In
some cases may fail but usually doubt net will be
very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
Causes. Yours, respectfully,
: II-1-,.--e.-.. 4.a. J. H. kENNARD,
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From j. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of tn
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.

Although not dispose I 60 favor recommend Patea
Incidence through distrust Of their redients and
effect, yet know of sufficient reason why man
NAV not testify to the benefit he believes he has
ceived from any simple preparation in the hope that ts
may TINS contribute to the benefit Of others
lido this the more readily in regard to Hoohand's
German Bitters prepared by DR. q. NJ Jackson, OF
this city because L pitjudiced against them for
many years. under the impression hat they wre chiefly
Robert shoemaker. Esq for the remoya Of this preiu
dice by proper and for to Try them
when suffering from great and long continued debility
The use of bottles of these Bters at the begin
uipg of the present Year, followed b, relief and
resto. alton to degree Of bodily and mental vgor
which had not felt for six months before. and had
sllnos despaired of reganng. therefore, thank God
and nv friend for directing m" to nsc hem.
Philoda June %, 1861. J. NEWTON BROWN.
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10 IN Original Notice.

Mu.cA.rs. COUNTY. J. z1:s3s O. sa5q vs5r
T,o Peter Msrof:-You hereby notified that there
is now en- file In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Dis
ton of Gabriel Bowman, claiming of you the sum of
our dollars and seventy Ave cents a. money due
account more particularly described 10 said petition
Nov, uDless you appesr thereto, snd detspd, on or
before noon Of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court. commencing on the arst Monday Of june A D.
rendered tn. resn. i,affr 400. 3frD @. CLOUD.
Feb, q. 1863. w4w.-s5.0o Z, Atty for lsintif.
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STOVE AND IRON WAREHOUSE.
William a. Browne1l,
MUSCATINE, -.-..- Iowa.
Stoves, Iron, Wheeling Nails, Steel, sc.
Together wthafu RI
AxLEs SPRINGS NUTS HUBS, sPoKEs FELLOWS -
BOLTS WASHERS FILES, SHAFTS YOKES,
HORSE SHOES, AND NAILS BOWS AND THIMBLE SKElNs
coOls.v .whcha d.aud 1.e,ras
fol Of ...-r.. -..f
Wood Coal
Office Wood Coal. ...f
o Churches school Wood
..;,. ...... .,
before the
moto, goods in h prices" . H..
Sept l5th,-f WIN A. BROWNELL'
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