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L. MYGATT.

What else but treason to HE mother
country could be expeoted from the mis-
cradle cur who suffered his own natural
mother to subsist upon the charities Of
strangers while he was living in luxury9
The transition from iilial ingratitude 10
treason is short, easy and natural
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ILLINOIS.
BELLEvmLE, LIS, Dec. 28, 1850

DEAR FRIENDs: write to you because
| cannot well avoid it, / am, an Heayt
and s1ul, for the South as they are right
in the principles and possess the Con-
stiiutiOn
II the public mind 1ViH bear Il, NE seat Of
Government, hEe Government itself and The
Army and Navy, ought 10 remain 10Th the
South and The Constitution | have been
promulgating the above sentiments, al.
though IL is rather revolutionary. A
Provisional Government should be
established at Washington to receive
the power of the out going President,
and for the President elect to take the
oath of office out of slave territory.
Now come 10 the point. An the slaue
States must Seperate from aie North and come
together. The free States will not con-
cede an atom, but are bent on the de-
struo ion OF slavery. Why, in Gods
name, cannot the Northern slave States
see this fact, as clear as MONDAY before
their eyes?
The general secession ought to Be accom-
plisbed before the 4th Of March. Mr.. Buch-
anAn deserves immortal honor for keep
ing down bloodshed. In one hour, by
telegraph, he could order Fort Moutrie
TO fire on Charleston, and the war would
rage over the Union. am, in heart and
soul against war; but the best way to
keep peace is 30 be able 10 defend your
selves.
II he sloue States would unite and form a
Convs, tton they might haze The pot0er ID
c0eTce tbe North Z 10 terms to amend TIE
Constitution so as to protect SLAVERY alorc
efficiently
You will pardon this letter, as it pro-
ceeds from friendly motives, from,
Your friend,
[Signedl JOHN REYNoLrs.
To the Hon. jeff DAVIS ana Elk Gov.
ernor VIM. Smith.
A letter from Richard Brodhead, "Con-
seryative Democratic U s. Senator from
Pennsylvania, under date OF Dec. Is
1860, is of good deal the same tenor
I'D Mcpherson writes about as largely
of guarantees as any individual whom
we ever heard Of
WASHINGTON, Nov 10, 1860.
| DEAR Sin: The South seems o be thor
oughly in earnest this time. say SEEM
for we cannot tell what the real spirit o
the people is. 1t they are IN earnest
and they ought be--they can ob'air
important guarantees frOm the North
Those who cad just nov in South Caro-
lima, doubt are the right men TO leaC
the South but no doubt the right mel
will come when there is real danger.
If the Cotton States will only manag
rightly, they can and will be Joined b.
Virginia and Mary land, and undoubtedl,
by Kentucky. These States will no
secede on account Of Lincoln's election
merely, but they will join IN obtainin
guarantees, aud if these guarantees b
refused, then they may make that
cause of secession.
What guarantees shall be demanded
l. a vsio BY he South upon svyy act q
Congress
2. 4 ugh % crsluae any candidate fvol
] he Presidency.
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LOST.

4 4 Manchester, Teun, or between that place and
\ klk river wagon bridge, VIA Murrccsbor0, shell
byNile, Waruaoe aud nllahoma, q common, pine
Camp Desk, containing papers and records %, the
lsti Kentucky Vol nifty. The ID ak Is marked Oh
several places on the outside "Aditn IL has on he
Wsido two small drawois and Elk on eight "pigeon
uoles % and 90 tho SAL q marked iu pencil iu large
letters, " ~. a., I'D Brig o. 81" The papers ere OF
no value 20 any ace save the command % which lhDy
relate liberal reward VAL 90 paid Cor their TO-
coyery. Address XIV, al. Alllt
10 Uol. Comdg 3h Reg IS. v H.
so Brig, ith Div, lath army Corps,
Department Of Cumberland
July 10, lst3. lug2i'
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"PuDADELrnIA, July II, l803,

PHILADELPHIA, July II, 1868.
DEAR SIN: According to your request
herewith give Won an account Of money
paid to Ms. Vallandigham out Of the
Funds for Disabled Ministers aud the
needy Widows and Orphans of Deceased
Ministers, as taken from my book OF
original entries for several years past
and for which hold her receipts as my
vouchers:
Sept II, 1850, paid Mrs becci v 4liudigham, 6lOo
SEPT ~, lsuO, " 100
SPIT. Il, 1901, 100
SEPT. IL, 1862, 100
eYours, Sc, GEo. IL VAN GELDER.
"Treas. Of Trustees Gen. As. Oh. Fund
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The Surman by Reyd Mr.. Van by Ike
of Brookline N Y has done a great good
it has been published in nearly all our
Democratic papers and published in PAM
phlet form and distributed among the
people of both parties.
take the New York Journal of Com
merce some weekly constitution l am
formerly from Grange Co n Y 60 miles
above the city.
| thank you for Mr. Tones speech it
was a good one.
Very Truly Yours,
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE SUNDAY, AUGUST IS 1888

There are many ways in which this
could be effected, In substance.
l. By increasing the representation
from the South, either according 60 actual
population, which would be temporary,
or,
2 By increasing the representation
according to area, which would be per-
manent.
3. By making a two-third vote neoes-
sary TO pass laws in Senate or House, or
both
Pray do not resign and thus give up
position which may give essential ad
vantage hereafter. just the same demon
stration can be made If you please by
refusing TO sit after March 3D.; that
Toombs and others make by resigning
to take effect then. If you resign you
leave the way open for some one by some
intrigue TO get into the Senate. BIZ
holding on you are master Of the situation
No one wants a resignation from you as
q proof of your devotion. Healer men
may haze 10 giue sign. None is required
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The London Star, one Of tho few Brit
ish journals which fayors the Union. in
a eaustlc article on the New York riot,
says:
tits tue peculiarly of an American
mob that II uses the Bowie knife aud the
revolver, the lamp post an the tar ket-
tie, as well as the crOWbar and the torch,
with the indisoriminate fury Of devils
le; loose. Ana 10 IA psMliarlty lint can Be
traced 10 n0tl,ng IN american character or
society but the influence Of tlo Stare P0l0sr
the power that c0atyunds humanity with
property; that reckons a man or woman,
If black, only aB = pile OF furniture, val
ued at 30 many dollars that treats all
obnoxious speech or writing AZ q person
al ofIense, to DO washed out IN blood;
that extinguishes IA it's yOtaries all pity
and all decency when there are victims
TO be sacrificed, that makes contempt Of
life and law a virtue, il either life or
lawsland ia the way Of any appetite or
interest
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At Washington on Monday, George
Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte,
two colored men were drafted nearly in
succession.
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Governor Shorter Of Alabama, has
called the Assembly togeth Tor the l7th
instant, deeming tbe present import
ant crisis, requiring all the energies Of
Alabama
Poor sHoRTEn cant make the days Of
the rebellion any longsr
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UgFiCK of gHE COSAIssiONgRs Oh rAXKs AND)
AssEssHgsrs, No. 81 Cham bessL,
NEW YORK Jsu To- 1893
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.~Noti is here.

NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-NOticc is here
~ by given that tho ASS tS5MENT ROLLS ofthe REAL
end PERSONAL ESTATE OF the City and Cosniy Of New
Iors for The year 1863 will DO for inspection aud
WOW after MONDAY. Jan. H. 1863 aud will remain
open al the Jh day Of April SoJ for the correction OF
ana thu equalization OF tho assessments OF tho Aforesaid
Bea and Personal Estate of tho city aud County OF New
los All believing themselves 70 he aggreved must
make appcton to tho Commandments during the period
above neEtoucd. "a oIe TO obtain tho reet provided
,a". The ict OF 80 provide, that 'Durle the time the
book, shat open public inspection hcrenbeors pro-
,ijrd application mad. by considern.
himself ieyed tho ssed visitation ot his foa per-
sousl - have tie ass cofsccd such application
be made IN relation TO ths assessed valuation Of real estate
must bs made IN writing. stating the ground OF objection
Thereto aud tl-TeupOn tia Commissioners shall examine iuto
the laDt and H. IN he Judgment tue Assessment
they shall Cause the DO corrected II such
application be mado relation to the assessed valuation Il
personal eAs tho applicant sa DO examined under 0a, by
said ,ouIsioaeIs VINO shall be authorized ~ sd0nis
such oatA e them aud H. In his tbei jld .Ist
tue assessment ,hey shall the TO be
3D. and x ths OF sucb they may
believe be ins AID declare their decson within
thirty days aer such application shall have been ahs 10
thea No reduction shall 10 made by tho Doayd Of supervi
Of any a,ses real and pcrsonal
under this ac unless shall appear under oath affirmation
that thu party aggeved unable attend within the Pc
prescribed Tor tho correction Of taxes by seX
4. !; WILLIAMSON. commi..iOue!.
j. w. ALLEN. }ot Taxes aud
jyl2'swApO }. W. BROWN. } Assessments.
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THE UNE AIN a II
Il FOR 1868.


Thii populsr ANNUAL is now ready and contains;
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of the Union
holding election. in l96 csreiay complied for the Thbua'
Aususci
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
fsr year 1865. Ecpses for 1903; True Time, AsteIod'
CONFINEMENT Of the UNITED sTATES-EIecutive
and Judicial. Euvoys Extraordinary sod Minsse" hesiden
hon the United states a. FOreign COarx;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES. Members OF cisssi-
Gee. with PostOfice adifoss. -
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, OF the UNITED
Stalls Politically cisshed. with fostOfce address,
hEaBEks ELECT Of next UNITED STATES CON
TIE REBEL CABINET.
Ins REBEL SENATE;
fhe RI SKI HOUSE;
STATISTICS Of the i4t CENSUS carefully divided into
zee spu save Aetf,oTy oever before published eIcsD
lew copies u census breaul These embrace tho
Comparative Productions for 1850 snd $50 Of every Stale In
the Union Agriculture Is especially foil aud correct
ALL tHE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF THE
CEnsJS ARE hEfhlNIED COMPLETE. Some Of the
beading are: Acres OF Land Improved In each Se Acre,
Of Lsd Unimproyed IN each STATES Cs.a Value Of Fs In
ssch State; Value Of Farming IN e,c, c,sta
Number Of Domestic Animals each State Vans az rlons.
u Animals in each states NuIIsTo T.oos O. Other
knE matter relating 20 tbs Census.
bAShS AID BANKING. 1850 and 1860;
RAILROADS 10 1880 aud 1850;
NENSPAPEltS ia each State, and by sections;
LAWS OF last CONGdEsSi
RECORD OF the WAX
Ana YES, amount OF other interesting PosiicL matter
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that applca-
vii be made to the TfoGsury Of tho United state.
tho renewal aud eventual payment OF the O 0N named
hcao Of Indebtedness, issued In baok by the easget
0, tho red States the 10th day Of January 1903 which
said Ceriucae has been lost ., Ilen nd, aud al po
hereby warned from receiving the er III
way negotiating the same. namely No -, Jr One Thou
sald H. liars Issued iD blank Aforesaid A. 4 sullivan
hrct 10. 49, payable WIN Nih.m collected by Ech
ard smith, Cashier who appears tst dogser on above
ntioned check.
Pittslurgs Feb. 90 1863
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VNHE BOOK.-By CALVIN BLANCHARD,
il No. 70 Anu-s;Teet, New-Yok. In $40 ocIayo pages
Price 81 IS By mail s. 90. H import Nature The ALI
Sufficient WILL through int her browning method give man
hind all she has them to desire. Mystery-regiou
brute-forco law vindicye morality in short Utopia
will be- abolished Truth win be aetuased right and free
dom perfected Heaven" realised And the grea. wonder
will be-how did hsaiDug prevail aud !assho9d and Aoh
kriumph So long?
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Is,IIE GREAT ENGLISH REAlEDY FOB

fsNIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB
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Al uferrrl the ABOVE eslpIsln. .iar Of rec-nt q
long stind,r advised g. BLtlrS GOT and EU
MAtiC FILLS. They ace Tcrd upOn the most sefs
ua remedy ot-fe - the public ADD have b>s9
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Medicine hcnjers.
Her M.esys Commi.eicners hsye authorised the sd
sddroas Of THOMAS PROUr 299 S.rshd London TO 70
impresed upon the Government stamp aAed ~ each box
the genuine mrdCiUe
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Urn GOODS.

At KINzEY's,
EVERYBODY RUSHING
-. EIGHTH AyES H q CHEAP STORE vnao,-
pE MGRyH Sdrs HosEh
RIBBONS. vELvETS &c: &c.
10 600 Ladies', Handkerchief, 7c, Be- Sc lSc' ia
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1900 Fine French Sheer Lawn. l2.c.
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3GOo Fine Needlework Edge. 3se M
4oo0 Threairun Lsce handkerchief. 1c' soc
ssSo Misses Misses. ETH Ehts flhs AltR'@
5000 Gents Ali-Liuen l5c. l9c, Zoc
3GO Cent,' All-Iinen. 22c., Csc 3lc
5000 Gents Colored BoTdered, lOc,' loc.' 700.
lOO0 Handkerchiefs. Fat Colors Sc. DC; - a.
IHA w Every i.SE ~ ARTICLE ADVERTISE.
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EOS Sos Cent Gent; Shirt Shirt Bosom, Bosom, zoe &c. $50.
5000 Gents Shirt Bos lms. 3lc, &c. aOc.
15,0cO yards Tnnimns Edsinss lc. &c; 90
zCOO0 yaids T'iirq,s Las, Lss;: ~ IT, FOODS S 1
AT EiGHTH.AvENUE PRICES
yb Fresh bl,1 Ar9h sSb TiSSfRrrcNa
$50 nsg STYLES Real Lsce Collars Soc 0Jc
500 Few styles Real Lace ColliIs 75c.' 81.
T q2tEA NO D AAdE d s5ISs
2ooO Neodiework Collar 90 10, l9c
5000 Woodwork Colars 25c.. 37c SOS-
Ioi0 Need ,woIk Sets. ;5c Sc. 81.
5000 Needle work Bands, SIC, 50c-, 63c.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
5000 Pairs Ladies' Fine hose, $50. z0c.. 40.
5000 Pairs Ex'ra Fir Hose, 25c., 2Sc.. Bic.
SOC Psirs MisseS' Hose Sc. IOc, l2c.
sos Psirs Geat. Hall Hose, &C.. TO- lsc.
6O0C Peirs Spring Gloves, l0c, 2c, lac
GEMS VERY BEST KIDS, ESQ.,
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| EACELLENT COTTON, FINE FRENCH
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X ERsIIAW g. BIRD. LAW and COLLECT

IN mo AGENCY No 81 Ches,nust, PhiladeIphla ,,rs
This firm has facilities for collecting claims snd 80
matters requiring legal aid In every county IN Jose
states In the Cansdss and in Europe and can iS ~
those having legal 10 be attended to to repo,i~
toneys at any desired point Letters u inquiry P's"S'~
sBrwered -. ...,,sl n
~ 10 tnsir standing fsI integrity.
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Gouses ano farms Wan!co.

WANTED to RENr-By genteel, RESPONSE
arm I'd and ythass and Atm to
sUh.st Adde'S WILLIAM Il. Helms No. II Nsssau-st,
Room No. 2.
XXIANrED-To rent, before the Isl of May, n
w commissions, we'll ventiise d BASEMENT or an en-.
Dir. DINO suitable for drstclas Restaurant, la the
Business part Of the city below Fu ton sEe. Address WIN
fuu puticulars WILLIAM /. HELMS, No. II Ns''sh'''
Room No q
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IJrofesSlosai Notices.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney anG
~ Counsellor at Law. Proctor aud Advocate IN u oou,
No. 500 Broadway, New.iotk Rssidence-No ~ i'oHa'-
Terrace Wee. ?3d.st. (between 9th and lOthsvs)
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF ING
IL Scaps, and Opetstn; and Consulting Surgeon ~" ~
aths Once consultation tho more obscurs d* 1870
the psvic vscera Ruptae. Piles. Nsrcocele, ana h"sc
radically cured without knife ligsture. once nou'S
nom to y, | to ,, snd 7 to EVENING"
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HAMMOND on Diseases Of the Nervous, Sem
Il ipal Urinary. and SsxusfS ystems NEW and RELfA.
Bile TREATMESr-By G. D. Hammond, M. D., formerly
Medical College Newly author of Medical Information
for the Million" &c; Price J. mailed. To be hsd in THE
City only Of the Publisher r. WARNER, No Vesey-ss.,
the Author. No. 81 East 21thx
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\. J. BLEncvrK. SIS .. c.
FThU ESDAl, Ma ch T., n - o'clork. at the
N,,rY.s., ems, 2 .i,.-os... No Il Droal~.y.
OX s.-AI.-4 vi sli. LOTS. he e.., sa- bet sah
en- sg-st..; -, 2JI saX'J VAss'. ~, 90 goos
graie and A4yc siu fame Collage upon iAen "hies
feut. f,r = SD pr suYdw.
I,5liisG.-, LOIS. the nosb eide, eanns7-'n- 10" q
Wr,. % Pa --' - o..
bag, &c, At n. ~ tlnc-st.
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AN INTENSELY INTERESTING BOoA'-
AMONG THE PINES;
Or,
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
BY EpNUND KIRXR.
By EDnUND KiRXg

One Of the most graphic aud truhteins volumes "heh
~. sver been xr, Of the South and Southern Society,"
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DuI!omS GlaicriaIs.

NRAIS TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains.
Pa.rden Vases. Fire blirk, Orr-riipE.c, Mat In o
Floog Ine Long l.sul Pottery. Depot 2's fosTss
rrs-.rl.f- $50
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Go IJhom II nan Concern.


MsTca 6. 1861.
IN COMPLIANCE with instructions from
tic Wsr Department ito following notice q hereby pub
l.shed
An p,i.oret, ~ war e. tlsciv or n~ghborhood now
iIge tnr.r Parole who hereafter 10 pIr0i-d by he
hrbr autI)c- WIl report immediately a. this ONE.
tfagsportion viii be given 20 the Gf-.,nt
ctlga established for pllied prisoners Aii h's-. wiohcs
oic,rs pfiyN-e. who a 70 port within five day. WI
considered dsscrtcs Tor whom the usual reward viii be
paid OF delivery.
2 Enlisted In,n. sbscnt from their regiments without
p.roeI e2ehsssi Otherwise il Gct dcscers and
only all pay and allow bu sutl.ct tc
penalties awarded by 70 tuch Grnde-s. No pea Of \ Il
ciy es4Ui.hc' and no ccftihca'c
OF phys,A ~ civil He Unless " be siqrovri by
o.tr acting - military commander will atal 20
the chafs Il detctou procure OF pay, When
mustered 40 absent nom lis eseHt villa
out .o-Ye." ......
w. DERElNE, iieut-Col I. $. A.
~. l. u. OH.
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6cwlns nlae!)ines.
CoparinrrSDlp t,oiirss.

COPARTNERSEIPNO TICE.--W NJ. WEIH-
" ERBEE and a. II. WATSON tOPARiNERS
with n from date, under tho firm Of 4. ID. ASHLEY
CO--rer-Yor1, March ., 1919 l.. ID. ASHLEY.
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AMONG THE PINES,

One handsome duodecmo volume, ever 500 pages e0'H
Aeupd pric. 81; or Paper Covers. prios rs cents
The North American Review in atweivePsse 'eV'e" o.
ySs wonderful woA. "Ihe sooA Is not aho'e'' 'e
possesses The attraction Of highly wrought and powerful
vok OF 6oon II has sn inteGse and terrible interest In
o n,. Of lie story and the scenes incidents, and cnNrac
tsrs are portrayed with grsPhc and dransuc
power Yet the work is osy nos regular novel; Ou we
are assured that there is absolutely nothing fictitious AZ w.
s.ys in the alteration of a names aud dates
very IenaIAable book"
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Drp @ooos.

DEAL LACES
IN COLLARS SETS Walls Babes,
md by the yard received per steamer Africa fu sale By
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE L Co.,
Corner Of Canal ant Mercer.s.s
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Now Y1rh Feb. ~. Isea.
CYyics BosgvrAS MisiNg CoxPAHY,l
t.rvy.,oRL Feb. p lab1.

ngw.YoRA, Feb. D. 1903
NOTICE is hereby given 10 tie 5 IOCk HOLD
N IRsolihe FOREMAN MINING COMPANf tnai
m ,,.,1eu Of FIFTY CENTS per share has been levied
Ill e, itai ,toc II the Company paya0e on tne "a day
= rf peit y the office OF the Treasurer No. "a fear'
~ o'0' " Wv J. n. MILLS, Trea'urer
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FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

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HIGHLY IMPORTANT To BOTH Sykes, Married or
Since IN Health or Disease.Dr LANNON'S Paris Lon
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{75;h edition 900 pages neshy 100 figure iusTaons
upon Meu,s Nervous Debility, Urinary Depot lnyo!
Los of ImpOtucy Affections OF the bladder
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