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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-14
rss-Tnn Guernsey JefTersonian makes a |

lT-TBE Guernsey Jeffersonian makes q
feeble attempt at defending little Mr.. White,
who accidentally n,isrepressnts this District
in Congress, for voting against Green Clay
Smiths resolutions published in The
CHRoNroIE OF December H. The Jefer.
sonian says the resolutions are "set Of
Abolition resolutions. Now, we read those
resolutions over carefully, and we do not re-
member that the terrible word, abolition"
occurred in them single time, nor do we
remember of anything in them squirting at
Abolition. Fernando Wood--an open
and avowed RKBEL-a man who, in the
beginning the war, telegraphcd to the rebel
Toombs, in Georgia, regrettng that arms
which were about to be shipped from New
York city (of which Wood was Mayor had
been seized by the police--had offered
resolution denouncing the war as "inhu.
man, " and requesting the President to ap'
point Commissioners to proceed to Rich
mopd and treat with the Robels for peace.
Wood was especially anxious that his friends
the Rebels--should have no "degrddiao"
nor "destructire conditions" imposed upon
them Green Clay Sn,ith--a Kentuckian,
who has been a brave volunteer officer in
the Union army-intrcduced resolutions
simply and plainly declaring that the Gov
ernment would not surrender to the Rebel.
lion. Little MIR. White voted for Woods
resolution, and against Green Clay Smiths.
The Gazette OF last week reprinted the
stuff from the Jeffersonian. Now, we dare
either one of these editors to print these
resolutions which little Mr.. White refused
to endorse. They will not gil one-third o.
the space occupied by the Jeffersonian
twadlls about Abolition. Come, prin
these terrible abolition resolutions l.
We dare you to do it
To little Mr.. White we wish to say jus
this: When you made speeches in thi
District, in the Fall of 1862, you pretended
to be in favor of the war. You either hec
then, or else you have a singular way o
showing it since you got to Washington. =
Further, you are the member from Dis
trict which, but two months before you CAV
these odious votes--that against Green Cla
Smiths resolutions, and IN .faror Of Fer
nando Wood's--gave over Two THoUsANl
MAJORITY for Brough and vigorous pros
ecution of the war. The people are not t
be trifed with at this stage Of the war
The time has gone by when they are to b
humbugged by the stale cry of Abolition,
made by heartless demagogues to advanc
their own selfish ends.
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s9LEcruRE BY Rev. J. M. THoBURr

~ LECTUhE bI hEN. - w. ihononN'
AS will be seen by notice in another col
umn, Rev. j. M. Thoburn, who is here on
visit from India, will deliver lecture on
Frida, evening, in the NJ. Z. Church of
this place, on the "Manners and Customs
os India" The entire proceeds of the lee
tn will be applied to the relief such SOL
diers' families, in this immediate neighbor-
hood, as are in actual need.
Now is the time for our people to show
their liberality. The "pinching days are
here" and too many families, We fear, are
without the necessary fuel to make them
comfortable, while their heads are far
away, gathered around the lonely bivouack
fires of our armies. This is the time to
send good cheer to them and their lonely
wives and children. We hope, therefore,
that there will be large attendance at this
lecture, and are satisfied that it will be q
pleasant and profitable entertainment.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

1000 copies issued new Singing Book fos 6sboels
and Ssminares, called the Day -Sckool Bell, u
ready. IL contains about 800 ehocs songs rounds.
catches duets tros, Gusrtes and shorusss many OF
them written expressly for this work besides - pages Of
tire Elements OF Music. which are easy aad progressive
found. "Uncle Sans Sehool.n " Do MT yeu hssr The
children coming - Always look on the samiy side,
little bird" Bird Of beauty" "Prery pair tree Anvil
Chorus,n "Neet me BY the running brook 6e Il is
compiled by Horace Wsisr, author Of sabbath School
Belly Nos l and g. which have had the sale
Of rs OOO copies Prces-papsr sovers rs cents, $40
per hundred Lound. 20 cents t05 per hundred sloth
copies furnished at the 100 pros. Mailed ai the rotai
pnes-
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sey-CoRnxcrtNo THE ENpoLLMErr. =

Hsy-CoRREcTINd THE EMBODIMENT.
The Provost Marshal has been engaged in
correcting the enrolment of this District
The correction puts 30 additional names on
the list from Richland Township; l3 Of
them are Union men, and II Democrats.
Of the names sent to Bsrncville by our
Township Trustees, (sll Democrats,) 10
Union men we're incorr 'ct, and 3 Copper.
heads. or the 30 names added, 10 were
absent from the Township at the time OF
the enrolment in June. Six misststed their
ages. About dozen men from this Town.
ship are now in Canada.
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Probate Court, Belmont 70.


Chalkley Dawson, Admir- I'LL B. DAWSON aud
OF Joel Dawson, deed, Il Jesse Dawson. OF full
residing in The Gtats Of
I'll B. Dawson. ct al. Iowa. Sarah Dawson. Henry
Dawson. Anna Dawson Mira DawEog, aud Sc rah Louisa
Clendenon granddaughter. minors. residing in this
county will take notice that. the 2th day Of Nove-
der 1888 Chnkey Dawson. Admir- Of the estate Of Joel
Dawson, deceased filed in the Probate Court OF said
county petition alleging that the 10th day Of May.
fs5i tue said Joel Dawson. then in full life did certify In
writing that he had sold to Jonathan r. Schofed
angular ol OF land containing cighyhve and sI-enths
poles OF the Northwest OF his arm and desert
bed as follows Beginning at stone the North boun
dory section township & in range and 3l 90 poles
East from the centre of said line thence south l54 deg
E is 6DlO0 poles 10 stone thence n. 25t deg East
iG "a poles 10 a stone the said North boundary,
and thence West II 40lOO poles 10 the place Of begin.
ming: containing IS $40 perch.s That the said Jona-
than r. Schoheld paid 10 said Joel Dawson in his life
time the full amount of the purchase money
The prayer OF the petition is for authority 10 make a
deed said Jonathan r. Schoeia in behalf OF the hors
al law and legal representatives. OF said decedeni
Said petition will be for hearing the I'd day Of Jan.
uary isGl, thereafter leave Of the CoII
| can be obtained CHALELKy DAWSON
Admir- OF Joel Dawson, decd
| Dec. To- 1Ss3-iw
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4,ied.
r.

scarlet and catarrh fevers OIL Thurs
day evening" Dee lSt 1s63 after three weeks Of &C..
we're illness, Maggie, youngest daughter OF Janes and
Susan Hammond. OF the U. p Congregation OF Unity
Belmont Co, aged Q years and II days
SWAN.-On the 9Th inst. Of lung fever, Cora Alva
daughter Of f. F. and Sadie Swan, aged year.
months and 1e de'r
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SABBATH SCHOOL EELl. no. .

1. an en,rs new work Of e2 pages and nearly 2s gnes
and hymns. Nearly million OF these BeKih
have Leen issued and are ringing through
this and cher countries. Among the masy
choice pieces may DO found Shall beyond thf
Rver!i There a Beautiful World" sorrow SHAH
come again no morer DO Mt hear the Angels
ng?r 'Thoa God me {" 'Sabbnth Bells chime ou"
&c Prices Of Bel No are same Bell No q Both
numbers can Le obtained in volume, price, bognd
copy 40 cents S5 per bundred cloth bound. embossed
gii 80 cents SIS per 100 IS copies furnished q, hs 100
price. Msilel al tbs retail! price.
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s~WE learn that Msjor B. R. Cowen
has accepted the position of Adjutant-Gsn-
sral Of Ohio, rendered him by Gov. Brough,
and will resign his position in the army
At tho same time that he received notice Of
his appointment from Gov. Brough, he got
an order to report to Gen. Banks, at New
Orleans, as Chief Paymaster of the Depart
msnt OF the Gulf. :
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nsy-INAUauRATroN OF Gov. BRoUGH
We had the pleasure of meeting Hon.
Isaac Welsh on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Welsh was returning from the Inauguration
ceremonies at Columbus lie says the crowd
in attendance was immense-so large that
the Inauguration had to take place in the
opou air. Mr.. Welsh will accept our thanks
for an early copy Of Gov. Drough's Inaugu'
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Tus AruEHE EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes and lynnA
and old of the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance prayer and eoA-
ference and all kinds OF sacred and social msetngs-
The music in this book has life and animation in IT, like
"Shinng Shore" Rest for the Weary Shall we know
each Other thereri 'Sha we meet beyond the Rver!"
There is a Beautiful Nord,r kind Words.n sweet
Hour OF Prayer There is Land OF Loye,n "sufer
little children TO come unto men God tho Nations
&c Prices single copies, bound IS cents SIS losi
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents, seS per 100 Aaiis
~ ''' '''A'' HORACE WATERS, As't
lsi, Broadway, New YesA
Publisher of the above Books.
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nT EXEMPTIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
We gather the following items of the
proceedings preliminary to the draft: In
Belmont County lS5 persons belonging 10
the first class were exempted; 279 in the
same class were refused exemption. In the
second class 80 wore exempted 80 refused
Nineteen claimed exemption on account Of
alienage; SO for unsuitableness Of age.
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The Aad M Clnclnnafl.

The 43d, Col. Swayne, arrived last night
from Louisville, and after taking supper at
the Sixth Street Produce Hall, marched to
the Little Miami depot and embarked for
Columbus by special train. The regiment
numbers 4S0 Of as good looking and as hardy
class Of men as ever sboudered musket.
u Cincinnati Gazette, Monday.
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR TAR x1rIsx

Arranged as solos, duets, quartet and shosussL f'
musical societies. choirs. Sunday schools, public school
seminaries etc. "Shsl We know sAeh othsr thsrsr
Don't you hear tho Angels eoming'" shall ns,'
world,n Where Liberty dwels is my country" Ere
dom, Truth, and Right 1--WE are coming, Fatbc
Abraham, six hundred thousand more "rhsre is ls
OF Loven "Sorrow shall come again moroh "Hsaye.
Is Home,n Como sing OF Heaven Land in sigh
I'VE will love our Sunday School," sour God is msrrs
ing onn God save the Naton,- Winters song 81 IT
Plantation Negro" Pair Freedoms Morn has dawn 1
at lastn Over the mountain" "lins Ella S an Ang-
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come unto me- BURY me in the morning Moihs.
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cents 80 oen,s per dozen, 81 por i0o posnse II q
each In sheet FORM with Piano assompn ilms - Ne
Published by HORACE WATERS. Ag't
No. 45i, Broadway, Nsw York.
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains % pages Of songs, ducts and eborussss eoh
sacred and secular, nciudlng u pages OF prayers ~
sick and diving soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual,
It is well suited for social singing well as Sabbah
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may BE-
found. Where liberty 6ws.ls is my country The
Christian Hero,n "1hree Cheers for our Bannern "Come
sing 10 me OF hesvenD Columbia the Gem OF the Ocean,
GFreemans Gatheringn "Colamba's King forever"
aNiaTchng Along" ae Prees-paper covers, IL sstss
$40 per lGl Mailed at tie retail puse.
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S@TnE ADD ONO VETERAN VoLUN-
TExRs were paid of at Louisville few days
age. We presume the brave fellows will be
home in few days. They should have a
public reception, If the men Of Capt. Will
liams' company can all come to town to-
gethsr. Who will mcve in the niattsr7
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p@-MR. GEO. W. SCovERN, formerly
of this place, died recently from injuries re-
ceived while coupling cars on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Rail Road. He was
employed as brakesman on that road. His
remains were inferred at St. Clairsville on
last Thursday.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. I,

eontana1H pages and nearly $50 tunes and hymns and
is the popular =. s. Book ever issued. Among u
most popular pieces are, "Knd Wofdsr "Eden AbovsS
Christian Hero "Besuiiful Zion," Il ough &c love my
Mother The Angels told son "In the Lightn "Resf
for the Weary de Pnces-paper covers, 20 eena
each 55 per hundred; bound IS cents $40 per hndrsdj
cloth bound. embossed gil, 80 cents, s2 per ipd -.
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D@"T. B. b." Of company d, 43d
Ohio Volunteers, is informed that we cannot
insert his advertisement. If he will au-
thorirs some one to receive his dollar, we
will hand il over. 'aHi'a- g.- -.f-, {,
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate

TN pursuance OF order Of the Probate Court Of Bel
County, OHIO will ofer ior sale, al public
ton,
SATURDAY. JAN'Y 9th, 1864
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. n. and o'clock
upon the premises. the following described real
tate situate III said county OF Belmont and Stale OF Ohio
To wit:
The first being part Of the half OF ths N z sr.
OF Sec o. Tp :, K 9, in the Marietta Land District. Be
ginning for Its boundaries al the 5. w OF said
quarter and running thence East until it inetsscis the
road leading from Somerton 10 Mlllwood; thence with
the middle OF said road the Western boundary se Of
said quartet and thence South the place Of beginning
supposed TO contain twenty t20) acres being the
premises conveyed Joseph Bishop by Joseph Gibbons
with the following membranes, 10 wit: certain
water privilege. fully described in deed for that pu;
pose given by James Naylor 10 Eli Renard
The second tract beginning for its boundaries s the s.
w. corner Of said quarter and running thence s. SIS
perches; thence s 50 f. - prrehes thence s. SS +.
81 perches thence g. 79 L. 20 perches; thence s. IS
deg F. perches thence S. COT deg E. 22s4 perches
thence n. deg L. IA perchrs; thence " q deg w.
M GA psrches thence w "a rs perchest the place OF
bey ynAing. containing Ia 80 acres, more or less
Both tracts be sold free OF dover. Appraised nj
i0tD Terms of sale One third i'll hand, one-third in
Be year, and one-lhird in years from the day OF
e with interest; the deferred payments 10 be secured
i VI mon guge upon the premises sold
~ WAL STANTON, Ex'r
u OF Joseph Bishop: deed.
| Dee. 10, Isa2.-w
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pySERa'r WIN. H. HAYS, of Capt
Danford's company, 18th Ohio, arrived at
home on Saturday morning. Serg't Hays
was one of the brave men who scaled Mis-
sionary Ridge, where he was severely
wounded
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rHR REVIVAL MUsIC BOOK

contains - page, OF and Aymns designed kS st.
val prayer. and conference meetings. Price in pspsf
covers single copies ssEis IS per 100 Mailed al tss
retail priGsL
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THE HARP OF FREEDosd

soraus % pages OF songs duets and chorusss for fse
dom Among the choice pisces we would name, "Faiy
freedoms morrn 20 etmy people go' Over the noun
tain- They work. cd all the day. &C. Pries ssnts
single 30 sea,s cozeu 81 PEI io9 PosisSs aas ass
Zach.
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.A.TTACTIMENT-

wm. d. Kirk, Plaintiff, ID EFoRE Robert Morrison
IL j. p. OF tnron Township,
Amos Hut IT.. pett. lBelnout County, Ohio On
the 25h day Of December ts6 said Justice issued
order Of attachment in the above seton for S26 70 aud
10 cover costs $50, NN. y. kirk.
FfRshtng, Dss. solh, 1904 js7
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Belmont Co. Az. society.

There will be meeting Of the Board Of
Managers Of said Society on Saturday, Jan.
10th, 1854, at l o'clock p. NJ.
BY order Of the Pres't.
JOHN DUNHAM, Sec'y.
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Published BY HORACE WATERS. Ag't.
No. 4si, Broadway, Nsw York

XITATERs CHORAL HARP-A new sar'-S
w School Book OF 100 pages el beautiful HsP,'f
and Tunes II contains many gems, such ns "ShaisN :
know each other lleren suffer little children 10 20
gnio me ~ 'rhe Beautiful ShOIe,n oh. I Is foi o.
/ cave ne with my Inoihern lie sGdeih me tcsi So
yyvters" &c, Price, paper covers. ~ Gents sla -
bound 90 cents; go per 100. II Is edited by HOl.-
WATERS, Author OF SUNDAY School Bells NJ
and . which have had the enormous sale oi ey~ u.s.
hptsdrsd thousand sspiss ka- pssilshes y
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RUTH: A SACRED oANTATA

contains Iss pages Words by Rev Sidney Dye, nasik
by Prof Gull This 10 excellent book for sonesrts tsA
tie yozns Pricespaper covers 90 ssaA sls PEI ies;
bound IS eeui., $40 peT ICE.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

NOTICE I'm PAT1TI ITL0N-
Peter Shaver, Alexander nj. Shaver TOHN HOB
and Andrew Smith, plaintiffs, y SON will take
vs. notice that peii-
John Hobson, defendant. hon was fled a.
ganst him on the 18th day of January A. D. 1864, in
the Clerks office Of the Court OF Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio by the above named plaintiffs, and
is pending wherein said plaintiffs demand partition
Of the following premises, situate in said county of Bel
mont Being part OF Section 2. Range 2, Township g.
bounded the East by the Ohio River; on the South
aud West by lands Of BENJAMIN Robinson. and oil the
North by lands Of David Smith; containing 10 acres,
or less Also all coal stone and minerals Of every
kind lying under the surface Of the original tract of land
owned by William Amber and decided to c. P. Anshutz.
containing 20 acres less. At the next term OF
said Court application will be made by the said plaintiffs
for order partition may be made OF said premises
and other proper orders d. d. Il. COWEN
Au'y for Petitioners
Jan. 10 1904. .-6w
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Probate Court, Belmont Go.
petit,op 70 Sell Land to Paw Debts.

Rachel C. Chandler Adm'rx THE defendants,
OF Klrsey X Chandler deed, L Thomas r ch.nd-
vs. er John r. Chandler,
Thomas R. Chandler, ct al. and Joseph r. Chand.
ler who reside the State of Iowa. hereby notified
that OH the 10Th day OF December 1859, filed in the
said Court petition against them and others for the sale
Of the interest of said Krsey X. Chandler in about 81
acres OF land in the West part OF the n qr OF Sec
20, Tp. TO- r. 6, 10 pay the debts OF said decedent
Said petition will be Tor hearing on the 18th day o
January, 1884, soon thereafter ms counsel can be
heard. RACHEL C. CHANDLER,
ADMIR- OF Krsey X. Chandler, deed.
D. d. T. CowEs ATTY for Perr.
Dec. IL, lso3-4w
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Sale of School Land,

THE following described land. situated in Section -,
| Township 4, Range 3, Belmont County. esntsning
1872 acres or less, divided iuio two lots follows
Commencing where Run passes into the land Of sam
ue Groves; thence up said Run with the nesnesrngs
thereof 10 William Corders line.
The West tract being appraised nt twelve 3) dollars
per acre, and the Fast tract at ten tlol per asrs
Notice is hereby given that will Offer said described
land for sale the door OF The Cour House in g. Glars
Vile, between the hours OF IL and oslesk p NJ on
Saturday the 3Oh day OF January ls64 at not less thaa
the appraised value hereof Onetwelfh OF The purchase
money TO be paid the day OF sale and the balance u
eleven annual nsallmsnls OF equal amount with annual
interes, thereon r. 9. CLARK,
delO-ts Auditor Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-14

D~TuANKs. Senator Jamison and Rep
rsssntativs Davenport will accept ourthanks
for valuable fiysrs from the State Capitol.
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Assistant Assessors NGtfce.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all whom il may
concern. that auy person residing in the Townships
Of Wayne Somer,si Warren. Goshen, Kirk ood, Flusk
ing Union and Rchland, desiring 10 take osi iisenIs
Tor any OF the trades. business occupations requiring
a license therefore under tho Excise Law, bs
commodated by stong in letter the occupation or bus.
and nature OF such for which they may desire license
and will fill blank application, ald send the by
mail for their signature, vheh they return by nil
at Belmont, Belmont Co, O.
ALOSZO r. MILLER,
Assessor Sd Division, 10Th Assessment Diss. OhiaL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-14

sS-PRovoKIsa..,Gov. Brough mailed
us an advance copy of his Inaugural Ad.
dress, which we should have received on
Tuesday morning, but it did not come to
hand until night, consequently we are un-
able to print it this week. The address oc-
cupies nearly three columns in the Colum-
bus Journal.
We believe the trains ON the Central Road
do not pretend to run on time nowadays.
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EECEU RE.
Benefit of Soldiers Families.

A Lecture will be delivered in the
M. E. Church, st. Clairsville,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. l5,
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Local Matters.

rh. largest Circulation OF any paper
puefishss in Bsimont County.
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TIE Union troops in Western Louisians
have nearly all re-enlistsd.
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THINNING

3 you want repairing Of any kind in tho THINNING
LINE done promptly and reasonably, e.il on
APPS HUGH uARRIs
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A FRESH SUPPLY

or Drugs and Medicines Just received at
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