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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
FRANELIN COUNTY. 10. .r.
y. SIMPSON. ADMINISTRATOR OF Il.
IA " Simpson. deceased, Is hereby ordered to
give notice in the UNION ANp AMERICAN, and by
written notice. at the Cont House door in Win
chester Tenn. for all persons hayingclaims against
said estate to appear and file the same with the
undersigned duly authenticated, in the manner
prescribed by law ON or before the LIST of April.
lS66. .r THUS. SHOkI, Clerk.
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!. BANKERS { BROKERS.
BAN KING HOUSE
OF
L. w III r T. ESS & 60.
25 UNION STREET,

DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange, Uneurrent Money. Gold and sill
yer Goyernment Vouchers. State and United
States Bonds Foreign and Domestic Bills
They take great pleasure IN eallinEthc attention
of their old friends. and the trading public gene
rally, to the fact that their banner IS .ain IN
furled. and they respectfully ask share Of their
patronage. Below are our rates for Uacurrent
sank notes, &e.
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Attorney at Lac,
GINNY SACKS. BURLAPs.

WILL PRACTICE IL THIS AND ADJoIN-
w ing counties. Prompt attention viii be given
90 all business entrusted TO him. "a dltaf
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FOR RENT.
roR RENT.

A SMALL ROOM, IN THE UNION AND
~ American Block, fronting on Church street;
Apply at the counting room Of the Union and
American office. decJ-u
PHI --..-.
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FOR SALE.
] REsInFNcF ROE sAIkI -

DN THE CORNER OF SOUTH McLEM0RE
street. near the EraklinP Ike. CONTAINING three
rooms, long porch. q Kitchen, Store Room on
the street and Stable in the rear, all on lot .
in six months without interest. Possession given
in one week from sale. Apply 10 me on corner Of
South Union and Vine. or at this otllce, e
dec6 If TyIsUdC. !. ZEufLSchkL+i n
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DARTIES INDEBTED TO THE ABOy
FIRM viii End their Notes and Account
with Mr.. JAMES KYLE, st the new house
Suatton. Pointer 4 CO., BREAD street, Mr.. n.
authorised 10 receipt for all money due the firm.
Nashville, Dec. g edwin.
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Reader, Is Your Life Insured?
If not. what provision have you made for your
dependent ones? THINK What would be
their pecuniary situation were you to
die tomorrow?

II il is wise to Insure, is it prudent to Delay?
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
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Mr. JefiS HOWARD WILL PLEASE eAEI-
vi on J. y. Howard. nj the United States Claim
Agency Of Howard A Nelson. No. - North Cherry
street nearly opposite the state Bank. and learn
something of material interest to him. dee9-lW
WV. II, BARKsDALE, ~ -v,..,,o.,
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GOOD FARM CONTAINING I53 ACRES.
and onc-half mile FROM Antioch Depot, on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad: toierable
improvements. splendid Orchard, finely wateIed
and fenced. soil rich If not sold before, this
Farm win be sold a. Pubic 1isefiS1l ON sATUR-
DAY. December 18th. 1855. in front Of the Court
house door in Nashville. Terms. One-third cash.
balance in one and two year., lein retained.
ARLINGTON & FARRAR. Agents.
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so that those $ho buy from US can compete. with
Stocks purchased any where.
Having resident partners in New York, gives us
advantages in keeping up Stock, which MGR
chants will find large and well assorted throughout
the season.
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The above bonds are
boUg'tWithc coupons from
1851 included.
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y. Carolina CouponS..-3t
Memphis City Coupons 10
Tennessee Coupons......50
dcorgia COup0ns...-....30
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Nouchcrs.....................SS
Tennessee Bouds.........S3
Davidson co. B5nds......lU
l.. & n. X. h. Script.-.55
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WANTED.
srRaYEn OR sToLEN.

ON YESTERDAY MORNING. FROM THE
~ Front of our Warehouse, small BAY
MARE. about - hands high dark legs. 10 other
marks remembered. We will give So reward for
her return to us.
BAILEY. ORDWAY & co.
decl2-2t Bropd street
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Hauk Of Amorica.-...-par
Louisiana. III
" New Orlcans.5O
Canal Bank...........-......gO
Citizens liank............sO
Crescent City Bank. 10
Louisiana State Bank. 40
Mechanics 4 Traders
Bank ........................SO
Merchants Bank.....-...4O
southern Bank.-.......par
Union Bank.........~.....t0
New Orleans Scrip.......SC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03
Brooklyn City News.

PROBABLY FATAL AccuDEN--About half.past five p NJ
yesterday woman named Johanna Meyers, residing in
Morrill, street. near Messerole d., poured some kcro.
sene oil charcoal fire which she had In the yard OF
her residence and before she removed the can contain
ing the kerosene the fire reached 1t and caused an expo
sion the Gre reaching clothes and burning her per
son in a frightfu manner She attended by Drs.
Whitman and Lorette but little hope is entertained Of
her recovery.
SERIOUS scAlprSG AcuDExr.--About hafpast three r.
NJ yesterday boy named John Trumer, 10 years OF
age was driving sw wagon near the corner OF North
First and seventh streets r. d., the vehicle broke
down. and the hot swlll flowed over his body scading
him very severely. lady named Cook, residing near
the scene OF the accident took the boy into hcr mouse
and kindly cared for him. He was aftcrward taken
the Forty fifth precinct station house, and frq thence
to his home AZ tho Cypress Hill toll gate.
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The Catholic Bishop or Albany.

IFron the Albany Angus, sept Il
The rumors which have occasionally appeared IN the
columns OF the local press, followed by partial conradic
tions al last confirmed by the official DESIGNATION OF
Rev. John j. Conroy ~ Bishop OF Albany, the second
since the formation OF the diocese We believe the de
sgnation made, at early day, at Rome IN accord
with the wishes Of the clergy, and the cxpressed
preference OF the Prelatc Council. MI Cohroy, who
had BEFORE aud on more than OCCASION, We DeeNe,
declined the Episcopal office, and whose interest ana a
billion are absorbed in the welfare OF inc peantiul
the congregation which has grown up IN ", under
his charge, signined his desire not 70 accept
the higher charge. After orici oolay, low.
form Of command has been forwarded aud the rive.
rend recipient Il left no alternative but acceptance The
Rnlls ne they are technically called have been In the
civ many days but the religious ceremonial " instaa.
lion can hardly take place before the rst sunday In DC
tobcr "a.
csnec,alv of the city OF Albany, who have learned "
apnreciatr administrative talents and personal accom-
pshmeuls well as tho piety and rciig.oas ze Of ue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

The trotting match for Ave thousand dollars between
the stations Commodore Vanderbilt and Toronto Chief,
announced TO come or yesterday afternoon at the Fash
ion Course was postponed until Monday next, on &C
count of the muddy state Of the track from the heavy
rains Of the morning. This race s creating unusual
speculation Toronto Chief being the favorite ut long
odds as he will 20 under the Saddle while Vanderbilt,
who is mot saddle horse will have 10 30 In harness;
hence the state OF the betting The Of the latter
however is very sarguine OF winning vanderbilt having
shown some very extraordinary private time OF late,
a. well az defeating the stations Volcano and General
Meade AZ Hartford the other day should the track be in
good condition on Monday 80 VIII be beaten 10 every
heat
On Thursday General Butler and Dexter trot their
great match under the saddle at the Fashion Course
when something wonderful in point OF time Is looked
Foe,
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A boys Life saved.
70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW YORK; Stpt. z, $3.50.
Will you please insert the following for the benefit
OF parents travelling with children While crossing
Hoboken ferry on last Sunday evening, about seven
o'clock my little boy aged four years slipped from my
hand and fell overheard He was only saved by the
prompt action Of man named Ferguson, ono OF the
boat hands who deserves great rrsFe Tor his prompt
dcayors. WIN. PETER ia Mulberry street.
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rAs G.th:lis ! Bishep Or N.shylIis.
Boss Race at ST. John, N. n.

ST JofS N D., Sept z 1867
In the great four-oared boat race to-day the shelf
Thctis, OF Indiautown, won by hale length The lap
streak James A. Harding, of Carleton second: tho
George B. Mcclellan of Boston, third tie shell
Amphitrite OF ST. John, last The was calm
and the close throughout the four boats coming
within fifteen seconds OF each other. The distance
rowed was four and half miles, and thetsme was twenty
nine minutes The generally considered asths
finest ever rOwed in this harbOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

ing previous descriptions of the prison and its inma
HI SAID that Captain Wirz generally saiuted the uh
with, "you damned Yankee sous Of bitcLcsl" the step
father OF the witness also prisoner and AFT ctec
with the scoryy and lying the ground and could
not strengthen his arms; Wrz, approaching him, said,
You damned Yankee son of bitch, went give you
hours Wirz also Kicked his s.ep-fathcr, causing
him great pain The rather of the witness died In the
prison about month after the The witness
further testified he refused to be veccnated when
Captain wirz cursed him and punished him by putting
from the punishment he consented TO he vaccnated;
but after the vaccination performed he washed the
matter out with soap and water and thus escaped the
poisoning He told others what he had done, and they
washed the poison In the way Hs step father
made q statement to him about ten minutes before he
died The witness placed his hand on the paper and
wrote what was presented to the Court as follows
CAMP SUMTER, ASDERsosvrLLE, August ~ 1864
OuvR-I died from sheer starvation and don't for
the world tell your mother Of the awful condition which
am compelled to die IN. Richard FAIRCIOUCH.
The court then adjourned till Tuesday.
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ChoIera Not Contagious.


No quarantine Isolation can prevent the spread o,
cholera. have three times epidemic. aud
every fac proof whittier listed. II floats
those who breathe this air. having In their
system humors receive the disease take II.
To SAVE LIFE TREAT THE CHOLERA As roc WOULD Pot
soN-get rid OF II possible instead of using
laudanum any asrngents outward applications, at
address yourselves to the cure, which means.
EXPULSION OF THE CHOLERA POISON.
Take Of BRANDRETHS PILLS, and repeat
REMEMBER il IS THE POISON IN YOUR BowELS
AND CIRCULATION
which DESTROYS life this he speedily got
rid of Nature producing vomiting and pnrgng shows
YOU the method of In using Brandreh's Pills you
but follow her and assis. anticipate her effort. o.
cure So is of high Importance this view that
Bandrehs Pills be in the first stages even before
vomiting or purglng take place observe
When sudden sickness loss feeling with sinking
the pit Of the stomach the pills
should six eight pills often cures when
taken thus early. 49,
What should do Is 10 have the pills by ready Tor
use, even pocket And let say, the path here
recommended Is one have followed and seen 10
followed with safety; aud should this terrible affection
reach the United States shall
p TRUST TO BRANDHETHS PILLS FOR A CURE.
Observe in the government stamp which insures
the genuine pills
b. RRANDRETH Brandreth House.
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single does Pmpe or Frecke appear on the
surface than hundred directly come to Keep them
company too, with those unsightly spots denomins.
ted flesh worms which painful when squeezed
DR. GOURAuD'S Italian indicated soap Il sure pre-
venve and for these evils, besides possessing the
power Tan, Sunburn, Sallowness. Redness.
i,oghness Rngworm, Moth, &C rendering the skin white.
clear transparent This Soap L. 40 sngniAry
buoysn will readily float the surface OF water ana
this virtue, coupled with the circumstance OF It's raising
valuable to bsthers GOURAUD'S depot ass Broadway
andd rug
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Arrest OF n. b. Winder, Accused OF Com
spring with Wfrz.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.

FoRrRsss MONROE August 81, 1885.
General Miles having ascerained that the late rebel
Captain R. wnder Of the deceased rebel brgader
general of that name, and whose is among those
appearing the Wirz Indictment was at Drummondtown
on the Eastern Shore issued order for his arrest Cap
tain Hitchcock. Provost Marshal made the arrest this
morning, and the prisoner to-day sent TO Washing
ton to await such disposition Of him the military
authorities may direct am told that in his treatment
of prisoners he claims TO have acted entirely and
solely in accordance with the instructions Of bis govern
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

An event Of interest will take place the sth OF Sep
cmber in the ancient parish Of Trinity Church. Fshkl
The Rev Mr. Livingston, rector, will that day cec
brate The Centennial Of the parish The Rev. Dr. Brown,
OF Newborg, who, Htfy years ago, for time tho
rector will deliver historical DISCOURSE No doubt
large gathering will take place, AZ old Trinity y the
mother parish 70 the parishes OF wappngers Falls,
Matteawan and Glonham
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lessncss and neicency of the guard OF the thirty pri
soners who escaped eleven OF them did so while on
their parole Of honor not escape long as they were
employed to work outside; the balance, nineteen,
escaped by brbipg the sentnels with greenbacks,
some by simply walking or from the ground while re-
turning the place where the tools deposited at
night that used the stockade in the daytime.
ey asS nm y es the a
turn made out and for that they not on
the list of escaped recapured That only four were
recsptured owing TO the fact that neither the guard
nor the officers Of the guard reported man escaped
The roll call in the morning would show missing
but no would be far gone then be tracked As
have general court martial here, all such offences
unpuqisaod, or nearly 50 1v,n, c
The endorsement on the paper is as follows-
Respectfully forwarded TO General 8. Cooper Adju
tant and Inspector General
sxrrxMsxs q, 1894
TESTIMONY OF THOMAS HALL.
Thomas Hall testified that he belonged to the Marine
CORPS, and n prisoner ut Andcrsonville; he had
charge Of squad OF ninety prisoners but only one out
Of the entire number survived they gave him another
squad from the new stock the men died on rapidly; a
good many sunk down from exhaustion and starvation
and could not get up Captain wirz threatened that "
:od damned Yankees;' wirx threatened to Gre grape
and CANISTER into them; he had mans leg that
had almost been torn of by one Of the hounds; men
were vaccnacd In their ars and soon thereafter sores
appeared twice large as silver half dollar and filled
with maggots; he heard sentinel remark, after shoot
thought should got Through for sixty days would
TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM BALsER.
Doctor william Balser testified that he had acted IN
tbe United States Army Assistant Surgeons when al
Jacksonville he attended large number OF the cases
from AndcrsonvIle and described the horrible condition
of the sufferers the larger portion OF them were mere
skcotons of three thousand three hundred OF the re-
leased prisoners whom he saw at the place mere were
not two hundred who did require medical treatment
and one-haf OF those who survive will never be NJ "a
their former occupations some OF these aic'ec
with the scurvy, idotic. and bones hah 10 DC re
from the jaws and other parts Of the body Of Tho
sufferers
TESTIMONY or JAMES CLANCY.
James Clancy. of the Twcnty.eghth New York, wht
prisoner at Andersonvle, testified TO the sho0tn
the crossing the dead line, and also 10 othe
facts previously established
TESTIMONY OF OLIVER y. FAIRBANKS.
Oliver u. Fairbanks of the Ninth New YORK cavalry
testified that he was prisoner at Libby, and aterward
taken To Andersonye; that tho treatment AZ lhooy
prison better every respect than u was at Ander
sonvie. He cxamn cd other points, corroborat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

All Prizes Cashed i'm Legal LOtteries.-
j. CLUTE, Broker, l76 Broadway.
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A Ready and Conclusive Test OF the
properties Of HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
will be comparison with those set forth In the United
DspensAtorY.
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A CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Dctec-
ves In divorce and other by address
ing box 6,785 Post Office
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Sans Teeth,
Says referring the seventh VI life But.
whoever applies SOZODONT 10 his other irories with
proper of friction, shall be vathout teeth
Their destruction impossible while kept under the reserv
alive influence OF this balsamc vegetable comlxuhd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

A.-MeerschaumM Ma in urers, Pollnk
SON 692 Broadway. Fourth street Pipes and Cigar
holders wholesale retail Pipes to order mounted
with silver and repaired.
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Agents.-l,OOO Wanted, to Sell ID. Bar
NUNS sef sewer, rebellion pictures books FifteeDof
the largest profit paying articles in the country.
ID. BARNUM, sos Broadway, N Y.
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A.-Marsls's Radical Cure Truss Office
removed to 5a2 Broadway Shoulder Braces SILK Elastic
Stockings and Ladies Abdominal Belts A lady attendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per
feet Dye Also Regcneraing Extract OF Milleheurs Pre-
the hair 81 Barclay street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Eufceblcd and Delicate C0nstitutiOnsv
of both seres use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. Il
viii give energetic feelings and enable you 70 ec
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bishop eject, .c acrrht with s,n this appointment On.
citizens sensr.iiy who know stu for his deep
American feeling warmly share II spv In Isa4 h.v,.~
The Rev Mr. Conroy 10 An. 'iega or "a I,s
previously been Professor tho CO.. estor ~ q, H.
Fordham, and has remained here p "a sIaa 20 ~.
seph's. being Vicar General of the diocA ' ~s
during the recent interval. its administrator
The Catholic Bishop or Mash v1l14s
[from the 81 Louis Republican,
Tho Row Father Feehan, pastor OF the Immaculate
Conception church in this oty has been appointed by
the Holy See Bishop OF Nashville, Tenn. The reverend
gentleman has received from Rome the Apostolic letter.
and will b. presume oonsecrated in the casre
drai Of this Hty.
New Catholic Institute I'm jersey CITY.
commodious and elegant structure 10 be known
the Catholic Inute in Of erection in South
Sixth street. between Eve and Grace Streets Jersey City
The edics is building by the Church Of the Imnaculss
under the auspices OF Rev Father Senez, and will
tain public meeting room, lecture ROOM library, schoos
room and gymnasium II is so feed front and 100
feet deep four stories and basement The front will 10
OF brown stone, richly ornamented and the side and
rear walls Of brick The Of the BUILDING when com
pieted including the ground furniture &c will be about
$oOOO0 tits expected to be finished by The first Of Jan
next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

DR.. schenck Keeps n Full supply OF His
PULMoNIC SYRUP. sEAwEED TONIC and MANDRAkE
PILLS nj his rooms, 81 Bond street, AT all times Thcso
three medicines properly taken viii consumpon-frc-
quentiy in Its advanced stages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Chapman's Great Nervous Anttdotc for
Debility, Indigestion, PaIition Asthma, Hysters.
&c, manufac tured and sold at 406 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Fall styles OF Gents, Youths, and Boys
and Pet Hats, just issued by BURKE W Broad
way, and ia Fulton street
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Hemorrhoids Radically Cured In Ten.
minutes, without the use of the knife esnse or acid
HENRY A. DANIELS, ~ D., Consulting and Operative
surgeon No. 2 Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Dr.. schenck, OF Philadelphia. will be
at his rooms Bond street. Tuesday next September
Al his usual time the hours Of A. NJ and r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair its original color stops its falling out keeps hs
head clean. stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold at the drug stores and ut my Office, ll1
Broadway SARAH A. CHEEALiER, NJ ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu In
pleasant In free from all furious
lies, aud immediate In Its action
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Take No More unpicS ant snsUnsrMf.
IIFLMBoLD's EXTRACT BrcP q and IMrRSED H"sS
WASH
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At Messrs. Fowler & Wells, PhrenOio-
gists $50 Broadway Examinations with Charts given daily
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NO Protective Duty rs Necessary 10 Dc
for PHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING CERRUS pref
Lubn's Extracts connoisscars In per
fumes. The public should that the s0called
Lubn's Extracts in this market al domestic 1m.tios
One bottle OF the NIGHT BLOOMING CEKEUS n worth
gross Of them. Sold everywhere.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Boz
CHU - -
Is THE GREAT DIURET1C.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAFA
70 THE GREAT FI hiioop PURIFIER
Both prepared according TO rules o. pharmacy IN
chemistry and are the most active that can DC made
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The Glory of Man is sirens, sh-Tere...
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
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Nh More Gray Han-No More bald-
n.ss-rorty ave years practice by DIR. 0RANDJEAN No