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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

The Court sdonrned ~ -four T. " unit ELEVEN 4. " on
Monday morning.
TEE sSvksrH DISTRICT.
In this district Yesterday the following business was
done
sUssfIIr1n.
Thomas BETTY send john Wei n C. Gals sends Henry
WILKINS. Francis Dillon sends Fidcs Kramer Josenh
southwrih sends John Nartis, wp Kane SENDS Joseph
Jones, David N. fcIEkins sends Michael Read
rHysIoAi pTARriIy
John Brsh, / n undcrhiii, Charles Iensina j. Csrk.
shaft, " schefesiei Goodman. j. Stubs, T. Nagle g.
Schismp, y Hazel, George l. Dale Albert vlshi iohu
Crawford, Jos kehner J Hcfermss Valentine Msssctt
Geo. vsndsrbeek ,Gardnsr Ackiey Jniius Mscds
Murray, Aaron Northrup, WIN. N. I'M.
soss
John Ninecht, Charles Alnky, James Lyon
nxIp Ton Duty.
ChriesIas Andre Jnbt y Grapt, Jsscp MEiIp Charles
KsEups
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

what . Asrolof Is the prac.,si part % the
vue service 70 WITHOUT the experience derived from
Srns as oean w SSuM NJ 80 M
astral lore Asroogy teaches the nature Of tho various
plancs the influence they earth In heI
passage through the successive sgns Of the zodiac NJ
ng to their positions Professor Maurice has profound
knowledge o tho rules OF tho science OF the stars and
the hnnd VI fate has marked the path Of each Individual
50 win Professor Maurice nnfod his meanderngs COVERING
~ through whole life; he will describe the intended
husband wife and tells the day you will marry and
most holoess cases Al who consult Professor hauTii
luck abe prosperous ihro1s6 life No 1876 Bleeckey sSST
three blocks rom Broadway; Those at distances may
lines OF their whole hfc pourE TIL In the evening
sdes M --nrrcsn g. No 1875 Blocker street ,hrst
blocks frvin Broadway. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

The following are the names Of tho beld for er
vice:-LeoD VocS, r. koD, q. w. Bvkham, J1cub 10
CERT, owen Duffy, Peter Naseo Peter ". German, An
drew Fowler, Andrew Howe, " key, " y iIatner.
Tao following The names ~ the Substitutes &C.
Karney Jas Mc,aius, lta agd yaiFineus, Joseph Heck
seeker, Alois Bottle ha.c 'as Foster, Louis Stroband,
Michael buck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

AIRS. COR DUyAI. THE CELEBRATBD BUSINESS
Il aud m.i al c,aryoyant be consulted by ladlet
for days only. Ter residence, III West Fifteenth
street. Ia.s who have MOI yet consulted Mrs. Duva shoult
NOT fal % 4, Monday tuesday. those post
lively the last days ale Will receive business calls Gentle
mi ad,atted y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
THE SINH DISTRICT.

Michael buck
THE SINH DISTRICT.
AZ the number Of claimants that came forward yc.
terday this office less Than the previous
day the Board Intend take proceedings 10 compel the
ahsentees to put in appearance without delay. Any
e,nscrips from the Ninth ward that fail to appear
before Friday next, win he held ~ deser,ers,
young man claimed exemption as az aiion, alleging
thni he declared his intentions OF becoming CHI
zen or the Inei States but as lie was member OF he
seventy ninth state militia the Board decided that that
tantsmount TO declaration OF his nteniops, and be
held for service. Some ,messnreMr Commissioner
la Acpt informed that IN person declared he would
the country in hell before he you'd light for IT,
Ths Commissioner marked those PARTICULARS % his
forget his loyalty. cc,orei held Tor service
70 day. who actually turned pale when his tate Mas de-
cdcd by the Doctor lie pleaded very hard that though
be appeared stout md strong thai lie aas IN reality very
deicaie The Doctor differed In opinion from him
told MIN sot 10 be downheared, and s,er some very
aatcring encouragement from the persons present
OF whom assured him that he had "no doubt" he would
be captain yet bscanss he was sure he would not the
gentleman looked bsshlul that rishman present
swore by J--s that be was blusbing
The Following list OF the cases disposed OF during
the DAY.
Robert Henderson, 70 last Fourteenth street Joseph
Boyer. ~ Fifth ayeni's; samuel Ncconch-, es Yves,
Twenty NTH street; Hugh Gallagher, ls3 West Twenty
fourth street ihos aiiieriy, go kishh avenue
John E. ssrds, u wesl Tenth street, furnished II q.
punard Jas Elliott, lsc Tenth avenue furnished Chss.
+
eipsen VIM Alisre, 10 Morton street, furnished John
CLIFFORD Henry rchm,d, cg2 Blocker street, furnished
Joseph Smith Nathan r. Walker, 14o West Twenty third
street, furnished Andrew McSay: ehss T. Mercer, loo
wess Eighteenth street, furnished John Herbert.
DiseAa9avp Eos ptsxsIr1Y
Edwin y. Andrew. VIM. n. Gsary. ueary Hart, DAME
Nnsen, Robert rarrizsp Edward G. Rtlerdge James N
Potter. David Jagsart theld log yesterday
James Lewis, John sears
vN-uirAgx
Robert Corbet Chas l. Terry, 1hcs. r. faymss X. W
Bancnard, Peter Sar,er "a troCher.a, Jane, sexton
III mas sexton John n. simpson. Peter Knncg John
Hubbard, Geo. HANDBOOK, Ralph Mccormick, g. wagor
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4 ByitK 10 MARRIED I,pIF
y TELL. F.aiar Physician and ~
Tan ~ . ig.n tel as a-aal nj ~ Chan
lniers.oA N.n ia aenAsarN. Her IN
- " u --i.Fd,ns who cnsifs h.iaI /
attendance dnrirg npui.ncincnt can lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

THD EIGHTH DISTRICT.
No OF unusual Importance were aeted on by the
Board Of Enrolment for the Eighth dissrc. yesterday
The following is correct list Of the result Of their H.
bora up 70 the hour Of adjournment hast evening
rByScAL BnAmJ1Y
W. II. Plum, O. G. ShimealI, Benk Bckey, John
pTown Cbas Vo'k, Chas. Dougsdsy, Bernard Malensys
pUNsamD surenvm
Theo y. arbssfusaehed Pan. zeshnaA
I -. us,,..s 'An sss.' -.
sss so@nAl nuDnxyeu~
Jalins Schmidt. john Burns, Thornton Pavtsk. las.
Trainer.
IN rHB aKnucE
Jos. Hath, David PRUDENTIAL.
Japes uOtt JAS L. Derrats, Frank McCr0rkep las. W.
Thorn SON.
HofeBheek, Jas Hunter.
HELD ERyICR
INsCyIABIMHeS o. AGe.
reter Hayden, NichoaaJ. Barlow. r. Negroponte. JAS
Hugbss O. Whiimore. q. W. Gri6ths Sylvester Wicot,
w Y. shatteck, Henry Seward John B. Noxop, Milton
guion. -
RPcAPITCLArON. a-A' ','..''-
Heh 70 sSfvGe.
suDsttnl0
Sommutas0n.. .............. ..........'..."."
Discharged for disability.
Discharged for other canses..
Sent 10 60 eral rendezvous. ...,..,....
Total examined ...........,.............a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

Tyr. EALPr, AUTHOR OF THE Pr
- ar, % Am'ty street. rho,r vino
stage o. t-rar y III hr ~! prI--d at the ca
the Cd 9; ihtsr however, who bas.
s;nciar and hronie casrs : ~ bc.t AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

nR. GRIHDIE. FEMALE rHY h
IL eousher. No. q Amy plArr. MA
lice TO 'rca; I'll i.paale CONF siD,s, fr01
drced
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Those who by science their fsts wish 70 know,
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A BONA FIDE AsTROLOGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
N depend on. II Nine. WILSON, who tails the ebjec
sent and future Of your e ana warns yoa OF dangers aa
brings success out Of the most perilos undertaking.
1-Celebraed magic charms No 1850 Allen street, betW4
Houston and Stanton Streets the bakery Charges fo
ladies and gentlemen, 81 cents.
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"A FORD. the greatest living American seer, No. 81
smith street one block from Fulton Brooklyn de
ects discae prescribes remedies ends absent friends ano
communss clarvoyanty with persons In the army Lin
tculars.
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AIRS. ". N. nAxwELi. FEMALE PHvsICh
M Midwife, No q orsene street mehss u her
practice 70 ,isasilFSnsh Cenpisists, NV vkslsv
,usurp4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
IIumbug!

Nh. Error Having been dupad by al
artCul knave, pretending to have started tn"
cheapcst paper in the world therefore |
beg leave through the columns of the CnRoN-
icl.E, to inform the public of the fact
About the 9th day of last September,
having previously noticed an advertisement
Of the paper in the CHRONICLE, wrote let
ter to Mr.. l.. A. WESLEY Editor of the
Er1nsr md Mechanic, Office, No l4j Mas
san ST. n y requesting specimen copy
Of his paper; and also informing him, that
wished to get up club for his paper.
About eight weeks after wrote this letter,
Ireceived an answer and ten specimen cop
les, containing great induccmcnt to persons
getting up clubs, with the request. that
should send as soon as possible, and be sure
toregister my letter; did SO, and incloscd
therein, the sum of money required for a club
of ten Since then | have written three
letters, and the postmaster one, bat SIS YET
have received no answer.
intend to keep this notice in this paper,
until receive an answer from him, and un-
less receive one soon. am willing to
spend few cents for the purpose of pub
fishing him throughout the United States as
ach,..t, and his pretended paper as HUN
BUG. PEN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
FEMALE PILLS.

The medicines that these pins aro -
the3,ost s.tIIt p"Ctlee' nave been found
the female sex ape subject To ~. 'il'-Sn.e
and ceQsa free circulation Of ~ I,s,, 9NEiiy
gins are l;Iha To- ani br;n@ which viz
channel whereby health is rest,rsG i'1 US proper
who looked like death restored ~ nu me PallcAf'
women, when anet4I with xht "asIo,eIta Tor young
the Green sickness which Two ~ r"a'IioAiy called
fail Of caring and are also sxcsJ,en, s o &c se!IoA
food bad Digestion pains ~ ~ 1'Sthlhg o:
the arteries Of the ,ecE s,nr+ - en' pe@tlng 81
motion, sinking 81 spirits dojrcfsi Wy ilttls
DISLIKE to exercs Sc and and
cases. they are the most exrc,isnt & ~ Snch DIS
and may y given from sever, ye. Ill ViitnE,
are aleo indispensable for ,oarrie, ,s,,, AiieJ
nth cha mi sYJs~ ~ t ieu "oHfeh e"tess When
tai,en !n.ier os,aty Of 3ige ~ us tsFef %
,yavs 70 be 4Inn a,g .,i 'ys' 01. tfey ought al
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
Army Corresponce.
Fort Halleck, Columbus Ny,
March 1Ih User

Fort Haeck Columbus KY,
March lth 1863.
DEAR FATHER AND MOTHER Our Regi
ment left Racine last Sunday morning, and
after two days and nights stcaming and
sorting ON railroads, arrived ut Cairo, where
we stayed some five or six hours, got some
cohee, and were ordered to prcpcrc to leave
Cairo is miserable place, lower than the
OHIO and Mississippi rivers that form juno
ton here. \ part of the 35th Iowa Regi-
ment is stationed here and there is a good
many army stores of one sort or other kept
n this place. When we had fairly gotten
through this coffee affair, steamboat with
stores for Helena came along, and We were
ordered an board and were put on shore at
this place, which is some twenty miles down
the Mississippi from Cairo. The camp is
On n bluff above the river This place was
II the hands of the seceshcrS year ago.
There are several regiments here now, and
our pickcts are extended three or four miles
nom camp. 1t is not known whether we
are to stay here long or not. So far our ac-
eomodations are nothing extra and sew
eFal others bunked it as well as we could
last night, in big shed used to keep mule
1000 IN; this gives us taste of what sol,
a'ess life is. This place is reported to be
qese healthy, There are not many sick
s0'e'ers here at present. My health is good
an4 all our boys are we'll. Columbus looks
= p CONSIDERABLY of town. Niggers arc
.aRFty mere. Onthe route to this place some
'r'ea from our Regiment and one man be.
e'ng TO Company D had his leg crushed
= engine that was passing, and has had
p ave it amputated.
-euss this hasty scTibble. DC.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

dise1se cold satt-s somewhere III the body, ana "o-
Rtrcts Its natural functions These, u not reite'r"'
reset anon themselves md the surrounding organs pro-
ducing general aggravation. suffering aiid disease.
While in tins condition oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers Pills au law directly they restore the
natural action Of the system and with It the hl"yaht
feeling of health atin What il ire and ~ apparent IN
this trivial aud complaint, is ais" true IN many
of tho deep seated aud dangerous diat"nperS. The saO
pnrgativ9 effect exrels them. Caused by similar "Srnc'
tinnS aud arrangements Of the naiu'" t"Ic"ia "i tle
h!y they mr., rt,,IIy AMI many of them surely cared
By tho None whD know ''ie virtues al These
Pills. will neglect employ them when suffering from
the disorders they care.
Staten .nts from leading physicians ia some o. tho
principal cities. and FROM other well kno"n public per-
From. F"rv0,r'ag Merchant + 81. Lo"fs. fs3 J. 1851.
On. AYEr: Your iiiIs Tia. paragon 81 all that 10
great in neiicnn. They have cured my little daughter
of uceruiiS u,n her hands AMI fe { that hal proves,
incurIe for years. Her mother has been long grieE-
oSv afflicted with l0tc1> AMI Pni'!'s "n her akin a'i
in her hair. ttter child cured, she also tried
yonr Pills. and they have cured her.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

sR-In another column of this paper may
bo seen the business advertisement of Hon.
Il. N. STRONG, which We would recom-
mend to the notice of our readers. In point
Of character and probity, Hon l.. NJ. STRONG
stands high in this community. His dill
gencc in tending to the duties of his pro-
fession, bis long acquaintance with the af-
fairs of this County, his aifable and cour-
teous manner of dealing with those who do
business with him, render his services de-
sirablc to those who have business to do in
bis department.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
SoLD1ERs' CLAIM AG EN- T.
To Nervous Sufferers OF Bofh
SeXS.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN he
STORED TO health in a few days, after undergoing all
the usual routine and raegular expensive modes OF
treatment without success considers it his sacred duty
10 communicate 10 his afflicted fellow creatures the
means of cure Hence on the receipt OF an addressp
envelopes he will send rce) copy Of the the prescf
ton used Direct 10 Dr. JoHS NJ DAGSAL, $50 fui'on
Street, Brooklyn, New YorK n-"Y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
Union Convention.

a Convention of the several School Dis
tricts, comprising the town of Dodgeville
will be held in the Court House in the Vii
lage of Dodgevllc, on Saturday the 20th
day of March, 1868, at 9 o'clock p NJ, for
the purpose of electing candidates for the
several town offices for the ensuing year
School Districts one and ten are entitled to
six delegates each, all the balance of the Dis
trictS are entitled to three each
1t is recommend d that the several Districts
shall hold their meetings for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to said convention as
early as the Goth inst.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

nave IN ne hands OF one of the best LtLoxrspher.
W. ie' oy Iour on hhe paper, showing ten fine Plates
~ Nm me ~ rs MOI Generation Of the AIalc AMI Female
h'gm ria.e VII &c numbered, and printed sheet
o. ne inherent organs ihis chart viii it mailed most
"sn p5lu. 70 ~ orders accompanied with 50 cents
shall not have any more printed man is orJar. '
H"ls 70 me expense OF getting up and the small prof:
December next. Address, Or ROBINSON p - ~ ..
2l3 NN'HIN' - y. BOX
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
1868.
BOOTS { SHOES

81 Lake 81. cor Wa1as' .4rc"nc Chicago
We have in store the largest Stock q Boots Shoes
i, the North West Our purchases were made Tor Casa
exclusively and previous 10 the recent large advance
We s};lt MT be undeFsll in this or any ether Mar
ket and Cash Buyers will consult their interest ty CIV
ing us 4 call. h-toi"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
Headache, sicktreoa.che, Foul stom"c

from Dr Itttc ia HggR, {fAtinioyr.
DEAR $50 AN&H I cannot sHSwer ,Ufdt complaints
have cure With y:Ir Pills better than IT, all ttt
t,e: uitk Hp'Igire Meiicne. place great dep-n-
den'e ectna ratartic in my daily contest with
disease ani believing ~ 40 that Your Pills after. the
best have, ~ cuurse vAinr them highly.
rIrrSRuRG Pa. Nav I. 1855
Dr. y. c. AYR Sir: I hay" been repeatelly cured II
the worst h"'cbr body can hay" by dee or Two
at PiliS. II 20 arise from foul stomach,
which they ccHnS~ at once
Yours with great respect, En-. w. FREIEE,
T9.y,u M y>ou,sy CiJ,; ~.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR TIE CURE OF
C?stfreness, .fqa,dice, Dysp psi0. Indigestion,
Dgsr,tcyy, Fom stomach, E,ys.pe1as, Head0ehe'
Piles. RIe,o,ot,sna, Eyupt,onS and >kia Diseases,
Lteer ccmyiaat. D,Qpty. letter. Ino'o,s and
Sau lh,s;n, Horns. Govt, Neuralgia a. I"
Dianr, I'M and for Purifying the Blood
They are sugar-coatcd, SO that the y ost scnsi
tive can fake them pleasantly. and they are the
hest arcricrt in the world for all the purposes OF
f,mily physie.
Great numbers of Clergymen. Physicians. states.
men. and rninent rer>onages. have lent then
names to CO. tifv the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies. but our space here WI not permit the
;nscrt;on Of hem. The Agents below ramed FUR
,,;ei er~,t;s a., AMERICAN ALMANAC III which they
are given with also fun descriptions OF ne aoe or,
complaints. and the I. ,atment That shc-ld &c ioF
DO not be PIT off @, ,.nprincipled dealers with
other preparations tey make more p T On
nan,aud AYERS. and cake TO Others. The sick
want the best aid there for them. ard t'ey snod
have ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
wWc are now prepared to print cleo,
ton tickets on short notice.

WA communication respecting the
s1st Reg, Wis. Vol. is unavoidably laid
over till next week
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
Billion. Liver Complaints

F;on, DE-. Th,aaorr HN. IF Nr,v !"yL, Ciy.
Not only Snlr Pills admirably adapted 20 their ur.
pose Rperenf lut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked inde.i. They have in my prsc
tce proved tlfcctual for the of btos coma.
1ttiais than ANY Remedy MENTION sincerely
rejoicc that Ne have at length pnrRate "hici is
tug the confidence d the profession and the people.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

Sin: have nsri yoir ill~ my general aud hospital
practice made them, and cannot hesitate 10
Say tiey 'i,c beSt rahntc employ. jheir Irg,-
lany Sc.itH the liver ~ quick and decided coIsc-
Qncty they admirable Remedy Tor dcraugcnaeS
Of that oxls.rs lDce,i,i ate seiiom E,tld csse of
bsoiS dtac.tSe ,,iIate that il dill not readily yd
thcnA. FIateTnaiiS y"uIs, AiJ.,Zv bAi.i., NJ d.,
Iilux. II hs ~. Il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

oas won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety OF hro4t and Lung Complaint. that
It IS entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
az idcute If its virtues wherever it has letn en-
raycd. AS it has long been IN constant use
ihronobout this section, we need OF do more tran
assure tie people It's quality is kept up TO the best
j. ever has Eccn, and that it may he relied en- 4
10 or their relief all il has ever been found 10 do
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
As n Family Physic.

FROM D.. T.. ". thyt'cTiyht, Ne,e Orb0ms.
Your Pills the prime Of parges. Their excellent
qualities anrpasa cSthartiC We possess They arc
mild but very certain aud eifectn in their action the
bowels. which makes them invaluable to uA in the daily
treatment Of disease.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
AYERS
CA.T.HARTIu
PILLS.

Are you sick. feeble, and
complaining Are Yea, ont 81
order. with your system de-
ranged. aud sour feelings an
coniimtahlel These synip-
tu,ms are often the prelude to
serimis iliaess. Some til of
sicknesS is creeping upon SON,
aud should he avertei by s
timely use Of the right rent
ely. Take Ayers Pills, and
Cleanse uut tue jiS"rt!ered i','
m"rs purify the '!ood. and
let the fluids m"Vc On onob-
siructed ia health again.
They stimulate the functions
81 the booty into vigorous ac-
tivity. purify the system from
sl,c distractions which make
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

This new work IS intended 10 snow clearly and in
light that may be pla1ny understood by ali and ever
one, that this important subject lies wholly in H.
hands ofhe husband and wife, and may be Nv
them at will, and that without the use Of ms, -
icai drug or humbug instrument Of any Kind wbateyar
But simply by observing cetain rules Tor / MAY sa
laws OF nature, which are laid down
20 not wish u be understood that this Thaorw
originated with me, 10y any for il was first ex
amned in Paris some thirty years or more ago and
has since been undergoing the closest investigation
and proofs and is considered by our most scien
tine physicians, rule TO be fully relied u,on n
strictly observed. wonid say that within the ast
I'VE years, have placed 1t in the hands of many win
whom WAS we'll acquainted, for the express ,rnosa
OF fniy satisfying myself OF its true value and in
seventy different cases, have known only one fnilnr
and that was traced a source that could nor haya
proved otherwise. 'S
would say in conclusion, I think an, the nrst %
put this matter before the world in cia,r anI sh
stantial FORM and In a. form that hone may he con
pretended and appreciated hy AL Who ,nay read NV
book. 800 -''
One word more This book will be no advertising
hunbag OF some great thing which have % sell l,t
nee from T. and simply handsomely rot IN bokt ~
Sevey five pages, on nice fine paper 6ls cleor mini
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