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Al WsooD1s
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
RILE lDKIVER.

h. AND
HKDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
DRACTTCAL TESTS HAVING FULLY
demonstrated the superiority of this ma
chine over all Others for the purI oSe of sink
ing Oil Wells, the undersigned Is now pre-
pared to receive orders for the same. x
This machinery comprises everything re-
qu1site for the -b0ring OF oil wells excepting
the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON
DRIVING PIPE, Out will be furnished, IL
desired, at reasonable price,, and dispenseS
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel
and other cumbrous and expensive fixtures
now In use, and Is so arranged, being con-
stTucted on wheels and portable, that 1t can
be easily removed for the purpose of sinking
wells in different localities.
THE DETRITUS is removed from the well
by our Patent Hydraulic process and does
not require the removal of the drill from the
boring. This process not only removes All
the detritus in from to 10 minutes but like
wise enectually clears ont and opens all the
small OIL veins that are SO often entirely closed
up by the Old process oGgand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical
engineer, q well can be sunk nom 400 to GOO
teetwtthtn period of nom 10 to 80 dayS after
the soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements are being made fol. the con-
struction and delivery of these machines at
New York. Norwich, NewbuTg, N. Y, and
Pittsburg, Penna. -
For further informati0 ion, price. terms &c
address, SIMEON LELAND,
MErRoPoLITAN HOTEL,
: auS1U-zIllW New York.
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RrvER.IThe weather yesterday was
very fine, and a fair amount of business
was done at the landing. At dark the
river was still rising, with sixteen feet
six inches water in the channel. The
Revenue arrived from Parkersburg.
The Eagle being ready to resume her
place, the ReVe1llte was Withdrawn and
has laid up for repairs. The Renton
arrived from Cincinnati and departed
for Pittsburgh.
The following arethe prevailing rates
from this port: ~
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cosrlI1ssIoNFR 0TFIc i


In pursuance of the above mentioned de-
Wheeling, w. "a, ON Monde the tn day
Of Septemb lSt5 pceeei TO audit, ate &C.,
the accounts, 6, Is required by the siiif de-
cree. Allpetsons interested are hereby noti-
ned to attend.
HANNIBAL FoRBES
!, atig22 Master CodnInis i0ref.
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IIeIT BIIs ATe ND LIa41 EIIs ARTS go
together more frequently than most
persons imagine. If you want to,see a
= Happy Family p visit one in which
they use tlles Excelsior, BAKING Ponder ];
you Will hear no complaints there from
the s'head of the.famiiy when he takes
q seat at the table. Ladies' who are
married and those who expect to be,
should sstake d hint . Dealers supplied
on liberal terms, by n. II. Logan a Co.,
and Logan, List q Co., sole proprietors
Wheeling, West Va.
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oRcANTcwrA


lmmed1ately cured and full Vigor Restored
This distressing affection-Wh renders
life and marriage impoSSible-fs the penaItv
paid by the victims of improper indnigenoes,
Young persons are too apt to commit eXCesses
nom not being aware OF the dreadful conse-
quenceS that may ensue. Now, who that ms
deTstandS the subject VIII pretend TO tleny
that the power OF procTeatiOn is lost sooner
by those falling into improper habits than
py the prudentf Besides being deprived OF
the pleasure of healthy Offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptoms 70 both
BODY and mind arise. The system becomes
deranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
weakened, Loss of Provocative Power Nefy-
Gus lfr1tabiiity, DyspepSin, Palpitation OF the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Dehiliiv
2 Wasting of the Frame, Cough, ConsumT,-
ton, Decay and Death. 80
once, NO. q south Frederick street.
Left hand side going nom baltimore streer
serve the name and number
-; Letters must be paid and contain a stamp,
The Doctor s Diploma hangs In his office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Heycif,.tt m. NSr,.seo5,s y1,.,,o,,1
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YOUNG MEN
injured themselves

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, a habit fTe-
school, the effects of which are niglltIy felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured Fendels
marriage 9ible and DESTROYS both mind
ana nociyy ahoulc app y INN diatelg
" nat 2 pity TINT Q young man the hope of
MS country, the darling Of l1is efts should
ments of life, by the consequences OF deVia-
ting nom the path of nature and indulging
IN certain secret habit Such persons, MUST
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IAENE EARTHQUAKE NOTI(E.
DR.. j.. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solII
taTy habits, which ruin both body and mimi
unhthng them for either business, study, 50:
ciety or marriage. -
These are some of the sad and melancholy
efIects produced by early habits of youth. VIZ ;
weakness of the Back and Limbs Pnins In
the Head, Dimness ofSight, Loss of Muscular
Power, PalpitatiOn of the Heart. Dvsnensje
Nervous Iritability, DeTangemeIit Of the Di3
gestYe Functions, General Debility, Sy1np-
toms Of Consumption, DC
MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mimi
are much to be dreaded-LoRs of Memoir
Sonfusion OF Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evi
Forbodings, Aversion to society Saif-DisfTIlst
Love of Solitude, Timidity, Dc, are some
the evils produced.
thousands of persons of all ages can now
Judge what is the cause of their declininp
health, losing their ylgor, becoming weak
paIe, nervous and eInaciated, having q sinQu.
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ara
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HATS AMID OAIPS.

s. N. PIIAsIsEi1a1s,
No. 50 MAIN STREET.
( LWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE AND
4 "a. varied stock OF Hats and Caps for Mens'
and Boys, wear p 3775l7Ilf > = - -
Being deslrous of establishing a permanent
trade both In the city and surrounding couf-
try All thqsewho favor me with their patron
age can rely on being supplied with the best
goods at the lowest figures p
Country merchants are paFticu larly fani1ea-
ted TO call and examine my stock. :
i noyl4 s. N. PRATHER
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WAsHINoToN COUNTY FAIR.-The
Agricultural Fair at Washington, Pa,
opens to-day. The prospects for good
exhibition are said to be very encour-
aging. The arrangements are COM
plete, and there is no reason why this
should not be the most successful fair
ever held in the county. Some of the
finest stock to be found in the United
States is raised in Washington county,
and those who desire to see fine ami
mails should attend this fair. During
the continuance of the same, the train
on the Hempfield road will leave this
city at7.s0 in the morning and return
in the evening. Fare, half-price.
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10 CINCINNATI,
Pound Freights...... ..................20 to 80
The Pittsburgh qazene saws:

4LIe EIIIsUuFBH UuNete says:
The BGydrd, Capt. Geo. Moore, has
hauling, and painting. Capt. Asa Shep-
hard, well known in the Wheeling and
Pittsburgh trade, has contracted for a
new steamer to run in the Parkersburg
trade in connection with the Baydrd.
The Dictator having repaired the
slight damage done to her doctor day
before Yesterday, is now ready to leave,
and will take her departure at twelve
O'Clock to-day precisely. A large party
of ladies and gentlemen will go out ON
her as far as SleubenvilIe and Wheel
ing, aud n gay and festive scene may be
anticipated. There will, doubtless, be
large crowd at the landing to see her
cannot imagine that she will have any
thing else.
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Considerable suspicion
was aroused yesterday by the discove-
ny Of a large quantity of blood and hair
upon the river beach, short distance
below Detwiler & Co.'S Touring mills.
A slziffWas also stolen from the imme-
date vicinity on Tuesday night. These
circumstances have caused q number
of people to believe that some person
has been foully dealt with.
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C. IA. III. As y Il Som

MANUFACTURERS OF TTIE .tyV ASH
L W. erwoman's Friend, w hite Excelsior Ieliy
soap, used expressly forlw washing clothing
1t ts said by all chat have tried Il 10 he one n
the best Washing Soaps ever -off6Tef al.
sale here. Please give 1t trial and see FOR
yourself Manufactured and sold by
no. 328 Main street. w heeling, NJ. Va.
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Brown and eached fuslins
Sleefines, -
40 g..ll.EI0 OLD GOODS.
Table Damasks, linen Table Covers, Nap
llEins, Linen ettngss Towels, Count elpapes
We have also received q large stock of La
dies Kid Gloves, silk Gloves Wool Gloves,
Cotton Hose Linen E4andke ELS Collars
and Sets, nbroide ries, Insertinss Hoop
Skirts, Balrnorals, CoFsets, &C.
8 We are daily receiving all the latest STYLES
of Dress Goods from lew Y oilI. We will be
most happy to see the ladies of Wheeling and
the surrounding conn aSIge win bel pleased
% show our goods, for We are posidyelyi SELF
s Il ~ JACOBS q BRO,
zoe Main street, Wheeling w. Va.
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DR. IOHNRTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeousl
London, Graduate from one of the most emit
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philndelnliia
and elsewhere, has effectei some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
ears when asleep great nervousness being
alarmed at sudden sounds, basllfulness with
frequent blnshtng, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cnred immeilI
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! PERSON. Charles James FaulJlner
arrived in town yesterday. He is
stopping at the Mcclure House.
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PoLlcE C6uIsf. charles Rdsecrans
YVES up before the Court SestetsSiii5I.y 6
answer two charges forass1iIlt ana bal-
terry. Heyvas ftu1d forty doiiars and
costs noltiil tic ault aud battery
Cuisines rather i'm expensive n eae tife.
I1is Has the only business before the
cou1- .ila
Gl - ~. HARRIs and Jacob Horn.
btoolSs Esqs left yesterday for Rich
mond, via Baltimore road.
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Eaa.

N EST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY CIR
cult court :. gust Rules, 1866,
me AAeFctliln = ,! echanics' Bank of
Wheeling,
Leonard q. Frost and Nathan n Higbfe paft-
l "a P s, ism me nm name q g
- Cole partners as Sherman q Cole, SAMUEL
lr1mble, samuel Hazlett and Joseph Sey-
In Chancefy
lhe object OF this suit Is toSubiect the effects
q u .. 9. Frost q Coz attempted to be attached
BY the eiefe ndants, Sherman q Cole, Samuel
l1azlett and Samuel YriInIble to the safisfac-
on OF the iIltieIIleIt % the plai1tiif, Feeoy-
81, A68 81 and to subject the enuifhble assefts
81 me So Frost q Qs 10 the same end. And
the defend ants, sherman q Cole, and Samuel
Hazletti being dents of this State they
VIII appear Is defend ants In this cause with
=, =. ORG mouth after the due Ion of
Ascopy teste: q coB BURKIE. Clerk.
stggls4LWl Il n ~ j
M EST VIRGINIA, OHIO CoU4yt 2
Nv Circuit Court August Rules, 1866
II, iss.,I In ohancery.
Elizabeth "A. GFatigney.
The object OF this btl lids to procure divorce
nom the bond Of atrimony. The defen-
abeth a. iratieney not being resi-
TIL it Is here ordered, that She appear and
answer as defendant I'm this cause within one
Month after the fqtrt weekly alton Of
copy teste- ii COB BURKIE. Geek.
w heeler for complt. sept -Itd&3tw
\ fyETEsT VIRGINIA., OHIO COUNTY,
~ " ereult Couft .-A ugust Rnles, 1865.
JollliiT Logan and Edward Gregg, partners
doing business in the name and sfyie az 10
gam Gregg y Co.
II VS..
John LafIerty.
Attachment in Debt
The iect Of suit IS to recover 81 tiie
GEE e Ne the sum OF 81
f1if- a oarnl7Ilco attachment having ISSUED
riI'. 4et tIlle4 served upon the Baltimore mn
. ohio u. 81. Co.
The said Lnierly being NONRESIDENT 81
tnls state, L j. hereby ordered that he APP
/ pear as defendant In his case within one
/ month after the publie tioh hereof
/ 1, JACOB BURKLE.
A copy = ACoB BURIlIsE Clerk
4 SEQ W. SaidWell, At,yfor Pitt
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MARRIAGE,

Heflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
blal ls3ppiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes weary pii-
grimage: the prospect hourly darlIens 70 the
views the mind becomes Shadowed with dies.
pair and flled with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
blfR1t4d with O1ir 1XVfl
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DISEASE OF IMPRuDENCE

When the misguided and imprudent votarv
OF pleasure finds that he Inns imbibed the
seeds OF this painful disease, It too often hap
pens that ntll-timed sense of shame or dread
o. OF discovery, deteTs him from applying TO
those VINO, nom education and respeCtRbility
can alone bef1end5 him, delaving till the con.
sdtudonal symptoms of TINS horrid dlse1Fe
make their appearance, such as liberated sore
tEapat, diseased nose, nocturnal palms IN the
mead and limbs, dlmness of sight, DEAFNESS
NODES on the shin-bones and arms, blotche3
Nlth tf1ghtful rapidity, tn at last the palate
OF the mouth or the bones OF the nose ian In
ana the victim OF this awful disease becomes
horTid object of commiseTatinp, until death
puts period to his dreadful suferinGs by
sending him to shat undiscovered country
nom whence no traveller TeturnRn
" Is g 5Iletmleiolu fact, that thousands fhI
victims 70 this terrible disease, owing to the
lllIulness of Ignorant pretendeTs, who, by
the use of that deadly pO7son Merciiyv fiiIIf,
me eonStitutaOn, and make the residue OF life
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempla-
ting marriage, being aware OF physical yeak-
ness, organic debility, defomities speedily
Hewho places himself the care ofpr
J., may re1giously con1ide in his honor az
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skin Us physician.
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@ a T a RR III I
DIR. R. GOODALES
Catalrh Remedy.
The Acme Of Perfection!

IHiIs NODE OF AT1l1elST Is
The Acme Of Perfectionl
It Cures Hay, Rose ana Periodic oArAKRH.
It Cures CAIAIRH IN allits Types ana Stages
It Cures cATARRr, ana ayeEts Consumption.
II Cures cATARHH ana Pain in the Temples,
no violent ringing OF the Head.
The Sense ofTaste and smell Restored.
DOR CEMETERIES CATAREFT HAS ny
NED the ska OF I1yEiciaus fiifi SlIIseSSl3S
80 medical Work contains g Ij4e N that
VIII eEad 1cate Il. Nothing liEl m f5063SieiS
Lelle1y y III break Il M radically fIegfFoViEcg
t t4ie lLl15ellbal q the diease and pEeeludIne
ne pos liitys OF nrelapse. =
No1ofLt1 Qf E1tnfTh can VII TIN and ffp naaF,il.
1ofqied such immediate relief or 1.rTs5s IllSI,
1l1tVelHa ~ sal faction. =
4kfenetfate9 to the very seat Of fIiig fjiGeaaa
ana exteEminate tt root aud fif5IleI f15eJ75Il
rom &c ~. y Commercial AdlreTtfser.
=, "A X ~ EtqeE4 ND iFElELoDAc CArARRH-
q u, lpg only Affords the greatest re-
4lei N every variety OF CataETl1, hut Il e1,fiIl-
ste8 the disease forever IN al rs fvre9 and
= ese, 1sRerJf one speaks wen Of IT
nee el-ll Per Bottle. Send q stamp for Dr.
s4oQaaleis New FaInp hlet on Cafilfh. ~ mar
nation Of pl1eeless value 81 S.fIi rf once
{, -, z 14lftIi, Sole Agent, 10 e. 81,
- For sale BY y. d. LOGAN 4 fsrl am,
l0e4lA1l LIST 4 Co., W heeIIhes
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YOONG MEM

Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destfuctiye
habit which annually sweeps to an untinleIv
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant inteIlecf VIM
might otherwise have entIanced liSfeninG
Senates with the thunders of eloduenCe az
wicked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may can
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|. SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
no letters received unless 20 tspaid' ana
cd aiming g stamp 70 be used ON the reply.
t4on OF adyeTtis ement describing syInpfoiiiii
-. JOHN d. Johnston, M,D.-
urine Baltimore Lock Hospital RaifimOfs
leDlR-ly MaFyiardi
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satHaifar.
BALTIMORE lock HOSPITAL,
1aJ-IlssIlABE.IBEHIED AS a aREFUGE
From QUACIkERY. -
ZHEoNBYPLACEWHEREA CUBEC4N
BE oBTA LNFsD


iDR. JOT1NSTONH ASDIECOVERED THU
u most Certain, Speedy and only Effecfual
Remedy in the world for an Private Disesses
Affections Of the Kidneys and Handler InySI.
untafy Discharges, 1Inpotency, General ne
bilitys Nervousness, Dypepsia, tanguor. Low
Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, Palpitaf1on OF the
Heart, Tmidfty, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight
or Gtddlness, Disease of the Head, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections of the Liver, LUNGS
Stomach or Bowels those terrible disorders
arising nom the Solitary HnbitS of YOUTH
those SECRET and solitary practices more fatal
20 their victims than the song of Syrens to
brilliant hopes or anucipations, rendering
marriage, &C., impossible. : - .
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Trust not your lives or health to the care OF
destitute of knowledge, name or characfer
VINO copy Dr. Johnstons advertisements OF
StyIe themselves, in the newspapers fegutar-
~ Educated Physicians: incapable Of curing
they Keep you tTihing month after month.
taxing their filthy and poisonous c0mpounds
OF aS long os the smallest fee can be obtdined
and in despair, leave You with ruined heaiib
tolgh over your own CALLING disapp prominent
=, Dr. johnston Is the only Physician adv8r-
:; His credentials or diplomas, always hang in
II Tvs remedies or treatment are unknown to
eTeat hospitals OF Europe, the first IN the
country, and more extensive EFiDdle 41Taciieg
tlAu AIlH other PllRniolnll IN az. .l.r.rIa
, 1865-10-16

foAfffon Uas to be proved In Au unbiased mah-
ichafaeser m I'll Il Pressaen1 Iacoin woaid ha1o s r.
ID admission u anybody on subject Of that
!. III. The Court 1aus1 not allow elander OF that
III to BE- repeated against 50 grcat and 80 good
| i. Bakrr-Ihc remarks Of the gentleman do not
td1 70 my Offer. The stump speech about rrest.
bed Lincoln vas ont Of tbs Hue OF prosecution.
|gA man than be- It TIES his {Baker's) duty to
|eh{ that the prisoner was not guilty Of the enor-
INKS charged against bin. He would ahnr That
q 'opoe1tion ,v;as nahc 10 send 1.s0o p1isone1s
no Andersonf,l]e without asktu.. an: equi solent
toaeat was the en11cty TO get of the prisoners,
81. chipnan eaid ssr. Bater ought to have asked
.he conrt-st Are his whereabouts kuowur'
:ol. Cebipman-" He can be sent form twenty.four
II; Estez = .hen naked that he be produced. and
Eoj: Chipman remarked Tint counsel did not wmt
6sJ, Duld.>-; ',,.,-'
Mr. Baker replied that he had taid hs would not
manner lint he had been, be Asked for, additional
{ eol. Chpman - The only practical: point WIG
lhat Winder and Wi1z maae efforts lending to the
missio1 did had :noth1nx 10 do with this csse, or
whether the Government was right OF wrong" :.
3raj. Gen. Thomas remarked that the counsel
knew our Government would not c1chauge priso-
nize eo1osed prisooc1s ss: soldiers and murdered
III. Baker said be wanted 10 show that Winder
The Court tustsiSed tol. shiptnan's objection.
MI. Baker then offered In evidence COPY OF the
proceedings and sentence Of the Court Martial
Gen Wlnde.'. II was not IN his power g produce
The. original which was Lost or destroyed: This
record would remove much Of The blame which
bad been gut On 75yInder and wiz and
~ Thar $n f6n NxEa
, 1865-10-16
THE CASE OF BISHOP WILMER,
An Appeal to the President BIZ a Recon.
struc1ed mississippi Journal. to Re-
moro Gen. Woods.

move Nens "o00As
".t[Ffun the J.elsou tMi.s.) News, ith.1
It Is now about time to expect the fulfil.
ment Of the Presidents promlses. The pco,
pic OF Mississippi look to him chiefly for theit
protection at this moment and they arc be.
coming impatient Of the delay In regard to
the removal of military ganlsons from the
State Mississippi has been foremost in dc.
claring her loyalty, and she is entitled toreap
the benefits Of her action-shc has compiled
with the requirements Of the proclamation,
and freed the nesro-she has pronounced the
evidence unmlstnkable, Of her desire and
ability to take caro- OF herself. THERE is a
growing discomfort among our people al the
aceumulating outraEes On the part Of the
military. not only here but in other States.
one Naj. Gen. Charles r. Woods, command
Ing the United states forces IN Alnbama, Is
ito judge from his recent order suspcnding
the functions Of the Bishop and clergy Of: Ala,
hama "a disgrace to the cloth he wears md To
the name Of true manhood. Smiling and
staggering In bis own selEimportancc, with
The aid OF his tackyuards, he has dared to
drite the ministers Of Christ from the pulpit,
md lay his unholy hands upon the robes or .
and terrible will follow and cling TO this crea-
ttrc for this unauthorized and frreverential
assumption Of power. We have received and
publish this dag letter from q distinguished
Prelnte upon this subject. lie very justly and
Indignantly condemns the unprecedented
functions Of the Bishop Of Alabama. II let
Ter to the Bishop Woods informs him that he
Is no longer Bishop of Alabama. Has It come
to this? VIII the fteemcn Of the countryspc1-
NIT this military despot to disgrace his posi-
ton lonEere VIII not the President instantly
which can only reflect dishonor upon The pro-
iessfon which he f1isrr9t.ns We fleem II: ny, .
, 1865-10-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


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seh1 snihersod, holsnd. kAialsszeo. q q = iumnsT.
schr A.hannla, HArameE. Bay senlanent. 70 n shin
senr Mysn'nz. Fuflons. Bay Settlement 1,,9o n Shin
schr Mos;sss'e, chtld.. Port Huron. ro lumber Z,
ssox eeSsa IaT5, Rieiast 80. cns.io:ss7il,c, 10 m
scor siaes EAas. Pc7ia, sopsa.ues, 100 m lumber
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