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s0ew Adrestisements.
NOTICE.
In the Disiriei Court Of The ISL
DIsrgICi OF KANSAS.

q -. 4
o's' '.ic VT A-ANSn 4
WHEREAS, an Information has been Ned 10 tss
District Court OF the United STATES 'of the District
Of Kansas by James =, Emery, rsq-. attorney OF
'he ohte" S'a" .or me pisthct o' hhhs@s- "hp
rroseeates Tor the United STATES, a..cginx:
That on sne 18th day of September, a. d. ie62
one Thomas y. Sy kes was the owner OF the south
west quarter of section Is, In township III. OF range
IL; the south quarter Of section "a In township
II OF range II Lot No. 90 Of fractional quarter Of
sectirn %, in township Il Of range ~; the south
east su of section r township II OF range u.
the north west quarter OF section N township III
Of range Ia the northeast quarter % section 1t In
township II % fsge " the north west quarter OF
section 10 in township ~ Of range IL Lots and
of norta-w quarter Of section 2s in township IL
Of range Il. the noTth half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section 81 Ia township II Of range IL all In
the COUNTY OF Jefferson, snd State Of Kansas, ana
hath not since said date transferred conveyed a.
was the sane.
That the said Thomas B. Sykes after the 18th day
OF Juiy 4. ID. ls52. actei IS an cT.cersf the army
of the rebels IN arms against IN. Government sf the
United States.
That the said Thomas p sykes after the i7,h day
Of Jaly. A. D. lse2 and .iE, q the cli, OF the pre-
tend cd ordinance Of secession uf the seat. of Msss
.ppi took an oath Of alie lance fo aia 10 supper.
the Constitution Of the so-caiad Canfle rate States
Of America and accepted an eieciion = q member
of a convention Of said stare ~ Mississippi since
the date of The pretended ofinauce OF secession Of
.aid stsic
Thai the said Thsmas u. Syse. being The owner
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THE INDEPENDENT osKALoosA KANSAS sARpAY JULY 1864

The copperheads ar
to vallandingham by thsa'nss "'v"'
The traitor invests these con,rIGS
in British funds.
Col. Bakers California regiment.
three years ago I.640 strong. returned
to Philadelphia few days ago l35 men
only!
The Union men of Texas are repre-
sented as holding out against the rebels
in the most heroic manner. Our gov
ernment should make every possible ef-
fort to relieve them.
Marmaduke is reported to be marching
on Little Rock with the intention Of
capturing it.
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Order oi Publication.

Order oi Publication.
81 ATE OF KANSAS
CouNrY OF JGsylrsox ss
ln She Dislrics Cou,t oi the Third judicial
pistIic; OF the State vi Kansas. sit,iog in sand
County oi Jelfsrson.
State Of Kansas, PiaiouH,
Helen 5. Norton & SenjInin +. Norton, Defendants.
Whereas, said piaiatiI mas fled AFFIDAVIT her
in, stating Ina you. Helen s. Norion, one OF the a
bOEc paIncd dele udants, are n noO-Fesdcpt of tlc
Staie OF Kansas, ana that svryice of n san.npas
not be made yoa therein, therefore, you here
BY notified, By publication hereof III ''fHE ISDK-
rESptSr.'' raOlisbod nj oskaioosa Ia the ssd Coun
a Of Jefferson. for six consecutive Ks that said
plaintiff, the State OF Kansas, has led petition in
tac above entitled acton against You aud the s9id
benjamin. r. Norton. ln The above me ntoned Court,
wherein said suits pending, The object OF which
aud the prayer OF said petition is, for the said plain
tia 10 recover judene against the above named
defendants, Helen = Norton and benjamin f. Nof-
ton, for ic srni OF 500 co, together with iaiercs;
the at the rate OF seven per ccin. per annum
from the 9TH day Of May, A. d. 1861. due and ow
lag TO the said pianH, from ine said defendants,
according 10 the condition ot c-rtsir bond which
the y, tne said dcfepdalis made. executed, and de-
v.rrd 10 the State OF Kansas before NJ. X. DuIton.
Justice OF the Peace In aud for Jefferson County IN
the Stale of Kai sas, on the 81 day Of October. A. D
ISGi, whereby the said defendants acknowledged
themselves indebted TO ths sti.e OF Kansas In the
sum OF i've hundred dollars, 10 be levied OF tno.r
goods nd ehaiiies, l. nds aud tenemens, II default
should DO made in Tho condition following, to vii:
That if the said Helen s. Norton should personally
and appear before The trst District Court Of the
Stale OF Kansas, on the first day OF tho term next
thereafter 10 bc holden In said County nj Jefferson,
then and there 10 the charge of larceny .and
abide the judgment OF the Court, aud not dcpar,
without leave, ,hep The said recognzance 10 be void;
otncrw se 10 remain Ia ,ui force and virtue in law
anu yet you, the said Hslco s. No. ton, on the 5ih
day sf May. a. 1854. at ina May a. D. 1861 term
OF The District Court oi Lac Third Judicial District
sitting In and for The County Of Jsnerson (the said
t..n.
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The Fourth is 10 be celebrated very
generally throughout the State.
The Border Sentinel is down heavy
on drunkenness aud liquor sel'iog =
That's right. Hit them again. You
cant '.give lick amiss" 10 that direc-
lion.
Politicians appear to have nothing to
do in this State a. present but berate
and slander one another. Principle is
lost sight Of in pnrtisanship.
The Atchison people are exercised
over the Pixies Peak railroad from
their city.
At the recent meeting in Leaven-
worth city. called by the Mayor to de-
wise the best means for defensive mil
itary organization. some of the most
disgusting and disgraceful personal
squabbles were brought up. We were
present and saw the elephant. A man
with hook shaped nose and big bump
on ii. looking very much as though he
had just escaped from a lunslic asylum.
made a furious speech, the principal!
par, Of which was about himself, and
some imaginary beings who were hunt
ing him to death, while he was growing
bigger and stronger all the time under
the process. Who was he? Is it GUS
tomary for crazy people 10 speak at the
public meetings in Leavenwor,h ? 1t
was the first gathering in the city we
ever attended, and we ask for informa-
tion. We never saw any thing like II
before.
1. is said the 18th and 10Th Kansas
regiments are 10 be sent out Of the State
and their places supplied with a regi-
ment from Illinois. 1t vii! take about
three Illinois regiments to equal two OF
Kansas. But why this change? Is Jim
Lane afraid OF the soldiers voting? 1t
looks that way.
The Platte and Arkansas rivers are
very high, and the trains for the gold
regions are. many Of them, laid up by
the waters.
A committee of the citizens Of Leav-
enworth are 10 visi, Missouri, and pass
over the ground where the railroad is
designed TO be located from their city TO
connect with the North Mo. road. We
hope shis lins will b. constructed speed
ily. Leaveuwor,l, is asked 10 contribute
100000 towards the enterprise. II
will be money well expended and bring
a rich return.
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A Test.

1t requires something more than
the printing Of abraham Lincoln" in
capital letters from week TO week 10
constitute support.-Paola Herald.
Yes. and it requires something more
than receiving 81. 500 year from the
treasury for doing nothing to constitute
a patriot. The support is there all
on the other side. Believing loud as
a bull before fight for SI25 month
is rather poor capital upon which to
set up a shop OF general censorship
Some men will do anything for pay
Try again, Mr.. Herald
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The Democrocy.

We expected the Democracy would
have Illuminated their thunder a! Chi
cago on Monday; bu, il seems they fail
ed TO come 10 time'-whether for want
of courage, for fear Of disaster, or 10 gel
new base, this deponent knowe.h not.
Il is well. if the copperhead elemeu,
was TO contro! the convention, that il
did not meet on the glorious Fourth. 1,
would have been disgrace TO the day.
if such men can disgrace it. to have
copperheads meet on the Anniversary
OF Independence. to plan treason to the
noble work of the fathers.
We speak Of Democrats and copper
heads, because there are two classes OF
men who claim the name Of Democrat
One class numbers such men as Butler.
Dix. Dickinson. Stanton. Logan. an a
host of oahers, men tried and ,rue-the
other takes in the Vallandighams. Sey-
mours. Medarys etc. and are the eficien,
allies Of JEFF. Davis. We honor the
former; the latter are disgrace to the
earth. and especially to America.
Sill j. may be possible tha, some
good men and true friends of the gov
erment are deceived, and yet look 10 the
Democratic party as the hope Of the
couiry. and we were really hopeful tha,
the Chicago assembly of the 'anterrifed
would define matters so that there cod
no longer be doubt of the standing OF
The parties. But they are awaiting de-
velopmenis.
II is not unlikely that by September
affairs will come to such a standing tise
old party hacks will see where to Jump.
Ii Grant succeeds and the rebels are
whipped. up will go their caps with a
hurrah! Nosuch war horses as they.
Grant will probably be their candidate.
If he will accept their nomination, and
they will come out as the "spread eagle"
war party of the Union.
On the contrary, should the war lin
ger with varied success, the comprehend
element will prevail, silvered over with
white metal. probably, to hide the ven
ON of the serpent. and deceive the
unwary, and away they will 90 under
the lead of some such fellow as McCiel.
Ian: or, possibly. Fremont, If the latter
develops any considerable strength by
that time.
Among Union men there is need of
but one party until the war is over. The
rebels whipped and Tie copperheads in
eternal disgrace. p'rIies can form again
on principles Of civil policy. Now. all
for the Union and its candidates.
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the piunder can be hid. Murder will
out.' And you rho are feeding at the
pubic crib for notAing, Just beconse you
can. uW find damnation as deep as
the copperheaa. Ye are The curse of the
land. Ye eat ike rust and car ker,
blight like mildew and destroy !ik. pes
thence. Away with you. You are a
stencil i, the nation
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Special Notices.
THE HISTORY 2
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BfTTERS.

Tho most remnrkabiesrciiFirs, o. the day. ard
The maDy cures that hays been PERFORMED with IL IN
ises of Liver Complaiu,, ,Biepsi'si. Nervous Debi-
t,iy, and other diseases arising ffe.D Gisordered
scomaeh or liver. places Mt oucs among the most
astonishing diicovesa that has takeu place in the
medical world. The diseases tn which biffers are
applicable universal that there bat few Of
friends who may rot test their virtues in their
own families circil of acquaintsnecs and prove
to their satisfaction that there Is at least
remedy among the many advertised medicines de-
serving the public commentator.
For sale by Druggists and dealers, everywhere
BE WISE BY TINES.
DO NOS trife with your health, constitution and
character
II you are suffering with any disease for which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRA BrCBU
is recommended
TRY IT TRY IT! TRY IT!
I; viii! Cure YOU, Save Long Suffering. slIaynx Pain
and IBfamation. and will restore you to
HEALTH AND PURITY.
A. little expense. snd no exposure Cut out the
Advertisement in another column, and call or send
for it. -
Berors Of Csusterfsi,sf
Ask for Eelmhod's. Take other.
CURES GUARANTEED,
&l Im-i99
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Kansas News.

Leayenworth county Is suffering
greatly for rain. Other portions Of the
State are having seasonsble showers.
A soldier Of the 2d Kansas was shot
in Fort Scott a few days ago by ne
gro in q difficulty growing out OF a re-
volyer. The negro 'nvusn:; The soldier
was going TO take bis revolver wi!bou,
leave. lie was committed 70 jail TO
await his trial at the next term OF court
The citizens OF Lesyenworth are pre-
pairing for any emergency in case OF in
vasion from busLwhackers. Mayor
Mcdowell is entitled TO great praise
for his energy. SO is Gen. Drake.
Several alarms OF Invasion have been
set afoat during the past ten day But
the guerrillas have not yet come into
Kansas.
The Indians are getting bold and
dangerous on the plains and near our
border.
The telegraph is getting TO be hum.
bug. Hall the tine there is no report
for the Kansas press. Some ia, fiioien,
chap needs removing. One had aboui
as well be out Of the world as out of
The news.
A Sc. Of paid politicians are endeav-
oriug TO render the military power Of the
Safe inefficient by mixing it up with
parsisauship. They are bad as Judas.
In the name OF reason, Of our common
safety, is nothing TO escape the misrep-
resentatons Of these miserable dema-
gogues?
On her recent upward tip from St
Louis TO Kansas, The Wes, Wini was
ordered ashore BY guerrillas atoye Lex
ington, Mo-. and not needing the sum
mons. was fred into. Over one hundred
shots hit the boat, but no one on
board was hurt; though there were
some narrow escapes, and number
who closely hugged the decks while
the danger laste.,. The boat had val
liable cargo. and q large amount OF gun
powder, which, no doubt. the rebels
were anxious to get. She came ihro'
safely. Boats have been fired into sev-
eral times recently, and the river nayi-
gallon is not safe by any means.
Gen. Curtis has issued an order pro
h,biling the sale Of aims and ammuni
ton in the two eastern tiers Of counties,
except on permit. Our merchants must
look out.
A Mrs. Sarber was drowned in the
Kansas river just below the mouth of
the Blue. on Monday Of last week. She
and Miss McCoulow went into battle,
the current was TO strong. and Mrs. s.
was carried off aud deowned before as
sis,ance could be procured. Her body
was found on sand bar about mile
below The place Where She went in. on
the next dsy. She was a widow laIy,
IL liz faxnil,. L. sn.i.ornd
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- ~ That Old and long tried literary
paper. the Saturday Evening Post. has
dressed itself up in bran new suit.
and looks as "slick as new pin." 1t
is.now one Of the handsomest we,klies
in the. codnlry. 49,
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PAPERs.-We have receiTea several
numbers Of small paper issued at
Minneola By some boys. en.itled the
kansas Journal" 1t is published at
25 cents year. Success 10 the boy S.
THE HAMpoEN ExPosIroR is new
paper recently started at Hampden,
Coffry Co, this State. l; is neatly
printed and conducted with ability by
J. E. Olney, formerly Of The Neosho
Valley Register. May it prove sue
cess.
The publisher of the Manhattan In
dependent has given up portion Of lis
space to political club, not being will
ing to mix up with politics himself in
their present shape. IL. a. Wilcox is
the poll iical editor. and claims 10 be
radical. The opening article is de
tense Of the administration. and is $3.50.
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Administrators Notice.

Mo rICE 10 hereby gwen tina, on the lsta day
IN OF June, AID. 1854. Letters of Adminisua
ON tho Estate Of Joseph Britain, decesssd'
late OF J,ii-rson Cvrnty, State Of kansas,
were iss,;cd 20 Jane Britain. by the Probate
Court OF said County and State. AL Per,oa
having claims against sail estate, are regnsrei
TO exhibit thom ior allowances within one yen
after the date OF said letters, or they may &c
p-ec!udcd from any bencfi, ~ said estase; ara
4 such claim, be not exhibited within tbree aIs
from the date OF said letters they viii Dc II fe'
e. barred. PHILIP AbLtN,
leS-3w$2, Acniris,raiof.
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Beware Of Counteffeits!
and be sure The package. are labeled
ReQt,s East laoia eoffss,
Tax for 1864.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax Payers q
~ J,ti' rsgn Comfy, Kansas, thst tie Commis-
sioDers IN and Tor saii County will meet n The
iirst Monday in JGly. A. D. 1864. 20 act as a
Board of Egra .zatIon 10 correct ail errors in
the assessment Taii >, which tine n! persons
feeling themselves aggrisyej can appear before
sad Beard and il wr..nged By The Il. ses-ors re
tarn-. can have the same eorrectsi
Given under my hand and seal. this ] iih day
Of Iune, A. ID. 1864
TERRY CR1RCHFlEID,
iso-3w Co1niy Ciers.
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NOTICES.

THE irn Of Coy Evans is this day disso,y.
4 cd BY nruisilcunssnt. Joseph Evans hav.
ing sold Eis interest Ia +. $ Coawe1. the husi.
ness viii be hereafter condue,e,i by Cor & Gov.
WILL at the old sieHd. The nex tifn, viii ray
al deb contra ted BY, ard icccivs all m lr,eys
dad the late firm OF Coy Is Evans. =
COY d CONWELL.
i9!.3w Successors ot Guy & EVANS.
q kslooss, June ssh, is6i s,s -.
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NOTICE,

John NcMur;ry and SalIie McAIurtry his wife,
William Campbell and Jane Campbell his wife,
I homas Fowler and the heirs Of Deborah fow-
Ter tis vile, james Pemher,os and E.lix.i,e,h
r. rn.sr'or h's wife, Jesse LanGion and Rosaa
nah Langdon his wiit. John Weaver aud Mary
Weaver his wife. Thomas z. Fowler. William,
Fowler. Isaac II. Fo~ ler. and Jrbal Devices ond
Alice Devices his wife, will take notice thai on
the i'h day Of July. A. d. 1864, or 50 soon there
alter Us the Court will allow the hearing the un-
ders gnei will make spplc,;io1 TO he Pr, bs /.
Ccus; of the County of JetFcrson. State of Kansas
,or leave 10 make distribution of the estate Q.
Is ac Fowler, deceased: at which time and Eisce
they can attend II thcy so choose. >.
ISAAC II. FOWLER
Executor Of the lat VIII aud Testament of
Isaac Fowler, aecsased.
yiay IS. !. d. 1861 I95-iw.
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Grant and Sherman are progressing
slowly bat surely in their work.
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save Your Life.

save Your Life.
nNSPEPSIA, EgYsIfELAs. hIDxEY Cow
~ PLAiSr Sick and Nervous iie adarhe Neu-
raigin, Gravel. letter, BARRIERS itch and bald.
arss y Treatise On the above diseases wirh
,hoie SPEEDY and PERMANENT CURE sen, tree
10 any addIess. Address 5. G.. UPlIAM, No. rs
-oait Ii s.ith Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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LADIES' BAZAAR.
S. A. STERN,
DEALER IN
MILLINERY.
AND
FANCY GOODS,
63 DELAWARE STREET,
LIE WENTWORTH. Kan.

Bonnets. Trimmed and made to order,
Straw Goods. Flowers. Ribbons. Trim.
mings. Embroideries. Hair Nets, Head
Dresses. Hosiery. Gloves. Skirts, No
lions, Gents Furnishing Goods, Man.
tiIlas. Cloaks. Willow Ware, DC. DC.
l89-lf
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RIVER PRICES.

The motto of "Live and Let Live" viii govern
Us ir ous dealings.
CaH and see US before purchasing
elsewhere. At the old Drug Store
stand. North East Corner Of Jefferson
and Delaware Streets.
I86-tf COY L. CONWELL.
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81 ATE OF KANSAS
County OF JEsYEEsoN
IN She Dislrics Cou't oi tho Third judicial
District OF the State oi Kansas. sit,.og in sand
County oi Jefferson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
ODDS AND ENDS.

Great men are always of nature
originally melancholy.
-Defacing currency las nothing to do
with the money mark it.
An old bachelors definition of love /:
A little signing, little crying, little
dying. and good deal of lying.
The great Prince de Condo was told
that his enemies called him deformity.
GLOW do they know that" he said.
"they have never seen my back"
The number of prisoners captured
by Gen. Grant since the crossing of the
Rapidan 10 May last, is stated al the War
Department to be upwards of fifteen thou
ranu.
The opinion is very common that
gallant General Philip H. Sheridan is an
lrishman. He was born in Perry county,
Ohio, N 1881, and graduated at West
Point in 1853.
1t would be better if young ladies
would encourage young men more on &C.
coun! Of their good characters than their
good clothes. A good reputation is bet
ter than fine coat in almost any kind Of
business, except wooing fashionable
lady.
Atlanta is the place which John G.
Calhoun, many years since, said would be-
come the greatest inland oity of the
South, and the capital Of Southern Con-
federacy. The wo1id-be prophet hadn'ta
glimpse of Sherman and his soldiers in
his dreams.
There is no lack OF versifers in Paris.
The city offered, short time ago, a prize
for forty lines fit to be set to music. Two
thousand five hundred rivals entered the
lists. The honor of becoming "city poet
laureate" seems to have been the incen-
tive.
The reported discovery of extensive
Roman remains found in the river Mer.
sey, near Runcoin, proves to be hoax
The alleged details were printed in full
in the English papers.
1t has been officially decided that gas
companies who have charged consumers
the Internal Revenue tax previous to
June 3Oth. have done so illegally.
All the typos on the Grenada Miss }
Picket have been conscrpted for the rebel
army.
The English miners are on strike
and meet in groups of I, 200 or SO to dis
cuss their grievances.
The Miss,ssippian of October LIST
thinks the war will go on until both par
ties abaie somewhat Of their high preten-
sions.
1t is said that party of four men
working tunnel Ia the Clapdiere gold re.
gion In Canada, recently took ont in a few
hours $500 IN gold, and have since av-
eraged over 500 per day.
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
Address OF the Union state Central
Committee.
ROCKS OF UNION STATE CEn'L Con-,
HOS Chestnut ST.. Oct. Ia. ,64.


ROCKS OF UNION STATE CEs'L Con-, J
HOS Chestnut ST., Oct. Ia, '64.
The returns of the late election, now il
the possession Of this Committee, enabl,
! it to announce that Pennsylvania has de.
cided against all armistice, and attempts
at peace, until rebellion is broken and
treason disarmed True to its past his.
tory, the Keystone State arrays herself
by The side of Ohio and Indiana, and pro.
claims to the world her confidence in an
Administration true to the union of the
States, and her Intention to sustain tina,
Administration in power until the Union
is restored. The Union party have car.
ried rhe State, gained three members of
Congress. and elected majority of both
Houses of the Legislature, on the homo
vote, and the soldiers vote, as far as re-
ceiveo, indicates the gain of two more
members of Congress, and a clear Uni on
majority of fifteen thousand votes This
is most gratifying result, and should gil
the heart If every loyal man with Joy. Its
Importance cannot be overestimated, in
sand soldiers who came home last year
aud voted for Governor Curtin are now
absent with the army and are yet to be
heard from. Besides, it is computed tina.
under the last call of the President, and
within the past few mouths. twenty three
thousand OF our citizens have gone forth
to the field. These men are scattered
over the whole country. aud owing to the
active operations now in progress it has
been impossible for the commissioners ap-
pointed tor that purpose to obtain all their
votes. Thousands and thousands of votes
have thus been lost to the Union party,
which party can only be depended on to
feed the army with fighting MATERIAL
Under these circumstances the Committee
regard the victory as grand triumph,
and congratulate the country upon it,
The reelection of Mr.. Lincoln is certain.
In November the State will give great.
ly-increased majority. There will be but
two tickets, and party lines will be more
distinctly drawn. No local jealousies or
differences viii divide our friends, and
united on the great issue, Pennsylvania
will poll vote for Lincoln aud johnson
which will prove that she is second to
noue of her sister States in devotion to the
Federal Government.
SIMON CAMERON,
Chm Union State Central Com.
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See what DR. PHIIIips of the oldest and best Pbys
clans Of 81. Louis says: