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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-18
CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DE-
TrATE uE AITu


y LICATE HEALTH
DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi-
colt St. Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system. Prolapslls Utcr or
tluor Albus, Suppression, and other menstrual
arrangements, are all treated on the new pathoo-
gical principles, and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days. So invariably certain is the new
mode of treatment. that most obstinate complaints
yield under it, and the AFFLICTED person soon re-
joces in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases OF women than any other ply
ci>an in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his trea,-
mcnt.
DIR. Dow, Aincc 1915, having confined his whole
attention to an Office pratce for the cure of Phi
vate Diseases and Female Complaints acknow-
lcdges no superior in the United States.
~ ALL letters must contain one dollar. OF
they will not lie answered.
Office hours from 4 A. 81. to Q Pm
Boston, july, 1865. 19:1v
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-18
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities ofhe Biood resulting from ,mpy7,
deDce causing Eraptions on tie .Siin Sore 7Eroai
.Uoph and Nose Loss IF Hnir ; Oh Sores S,reH
iags PnnS in he BoDes and MI Other signs Of an
dctre poison in me system. t71"No remedy ever dis
covered has done what has been achieved by this
cured Il gen'iemdn from tie .Somh. stopping a,
Newport, and for wbich h. presented Ir. ". 5000,
after hdriMg been under tie treatment IF the mosi
eminent WysiGdRs IN Bdit;m0re, Phiimielphid uad
Ne'r York, for FIVE YEARS Never desp pair OF n
permanent cure, no matter how obstinate vour
case has been, until you have tested the virtues Of
this potent Aherdtre. 1t is prepared Expressly
for the purpose, and is superior to any other re-
NEEDY for such cases Ii1-One large bottle lasts a
month, Price $40.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-18

MANHOOD. , mcw LOST HOW RE-
just published, new edition of DR.. CULVER
wEIL.R Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(without medicine) of SPERMAToRRHGA, or semi
nal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, INipo-
TENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impede
ments to Marriage, &c. also, CONSUMPTION, Err
LEPsY, and Frs, induced by selt-ndulgenco or
sexual extravaganza.
E9J- Price, in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly de monstrat& from thirty years success
tul practice. that the alarming consequences of
sel-abuse NAV he iically cured without the dan
gerous use OF internal medicine or the application
of the knii'-poiuting out a mode of cure at once
simple, cerran, and etfectual nv means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV
be- may cm c himself cheaply, privately, and radi-
cay.
E45-This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every II in the land.
Send, under seal, in plain envelope to any adj
dress postpaid, on receipt of six cents or to post
stamps. Address the publishers.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
221yl127 Broadway, n. Y, Post Office Box 4, $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09

phi4, Fsbrussy "a, 1881 (: ..sooser thas
ssrrsedsr shsse prineiplsl / wosld =
assassisated % Tie Spos.s
In frost q ~ elllGy,Iia eeeh inter
colaminatios, M hack y1t4ee panels, mise
feet b. tuo ard : IN, ks5It 1llssr baa1s
and frisge, with ssossed olive bsssshss =
The eesiss. Abovs she esllsry ore Hoped
eartain6of black cape, extsadtsg asooa6
the ssmi-oireIo.
Below tho gallery sse white crsps our.
tsiss viii blast ~lsspsa spes IL Essh
column 10 ornamented by~s bsausifal
wreath Of evsrgrsens and white flowers,
the gift Of Mn. 0shrman, Of this city. Ga
the top Of the gallery, extending sroasd,
is Z wreath Of evergreen. The Cerinthial
cornice 10 continued on the west, q saeh
eide, twenty three feet, toward the esn.rr,
supported BY pillars Of the same order;
the space between being surnounted b.
an obtuse arch, reaching within oos 100,
of the apex, projecting six inches, leav.
ing, after the removal Of the Speaker'a
chair, depression resembling ; panel,
thirty three feet vide BY thirty-ssssa feet
high at the extreme height. 10 the up.
per portion of this is placed . blue semi
circular field sixteen feet across, bearing
stars SIX inches in diamat(r, spd from
which radia.es the thirteen stripes Of the
Amsricsn Gag 10 delicate Grape, two feet
vide at the circumference Of the blue
field-increasiDg 10 width TO Eve feet q
the extreme lower angle, breaking on the
dais below. and the pilaslers on either
side, the whole susmounted BY cloud
work 10 blue and black Grape. and 90 dis
posed as 10 correspond with the blue 6eld
stars, and rsdia.ed pannels Of the ceiling
The central red stripe falls opposite tbs
opening in the curtains At the hssd Of sh'
catafalque. DC the cornics, each side o
the flag work are placed two notices, cor
responding With that on the semicirsuls1
cornice, forming together one 10 thes.
word:
! Washington the Father; Lincola tho ssvior.n
A life-sixsd portrait of Washington
the frame draped il blue Grape. stands :
the head of The catafalque. In the north
wesl, and southwest corners are variou
living evergreen trees aud flowers, taste
fully arranged. The interior decoration
we're pertec ed under the direction Of sh
Chairman, g. F. Wright. E-q. formerI,
from Hartford, Conn. The catasalque Va
designed BY Col. Schwartz, late inspecto
General on Gen. AcClernand's staff. TIL
exterior decorations aud all other publ
buildings, wero entirely under the direc
ton Of Mr.. E. E. Myers, architecs Q
Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!l

lATCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE sstks Rsss Il
- the VERDI. The only HsrMtsss, Tyss ssd Res;ss.s
known splendid Hair Dye il perfsct-chaness
Hssfrs 8rsra without nurihg the Hair or STAINING The
skim 'ssving the Hair Sof and Bsautffni
vitality frequently restoring its pristne color and rscI
nss fne ~ effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine 10 sieud
WILLIAM A. BA TCHEL0R; all Others are mere iHfia
ions and should be avoided Sold y all Drnsssts &c
rACLOhf-0i Barclay -streef, New York. BSSourtolr
Nsw roIiRsoRRAM for Dressing the Hair jvp-d1v1,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP,
This celebrated Toilet Sos p, in such nnivsr,a,
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials. Il,
matd and emosssnt In its nature, rr~gFanily
Sshseo' ana extremely beDefifisB IN its scti
upon the akin For sale BY all Druggists and Yapcv
"ooos Deaiers- feb1-dAwlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09

UNo111TsAx1KR.
lizard Szrsa, sstsea Aais 81 gaaasss, Kssa.k -.
eA-ordersPFenpsiy attsndsd -. oasriaessfsrs,sA,s
Ssso reQnrsd- asa9l11yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09


The Catalogue is covered with black
velvet, trimmed with silver bards and
adorned with thirty-eix stars Of Furnished
silver-twelve At the head and twelve on
esch side; and Was conslracted after
drawings by Col. Swarix. The door Of
the dais is covered With eyergreens strewn
with white flowers. The steps Of the
dais we're covered with massive broad.
cloth drapery.. bordsrcd With silver.
rae HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The columns are draped With black
Grape and the capitsls fettYoncd snd en-
tuiaed with the same, and ornauesied
With rossttes. The cornics l. appsopsi.
s,tis drped End bearing srousd ths sn
tire eircsmlereDcs, IA large white letters
On blsok srvusd. tbs watds II Prsstarnt
unsois u Independence Hsib PkilAisI-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09

Msnuacturers Agents for Threshfng Machines Tror,e
Powers Hay Presses and Power Corn shellcrp Msnnfhc
turers of iaunt Humans Excelsior PAN MIlls and
Grain seperators.
reOWs -Moline. Rock Island, Keokuk, warsa~.
and other Plows on hand.
CULrlvATtHN-.Su State' l. D. Smith.
Monitor sta5ofdsk Els' either Of which Il capable Of
ro@ 10 % - scrss PEI dAs, doing away viii
Corn Planter for horses BY hand Hay aad Straw
Cutts. ase diesrsat vasieties Horse R4kes on Yokes
aAhing Machines, Clothes Wrnees, Rcver ~ mi
49, 1ard SEED &C. lot Of choice Clover, iInufSv
sfass ana Flax Seed, hand and ~ 10 ~ M
~ s.set. WICK1aeAA4 CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09

0sKALOOSA COALl
JONES, EvAN4A CO.
Arsvssssrsaa Ansllsrds35wfsA
10. | ARTICLE OF SCREENED
OSKALOOsA COAL
MA = =, i. :. =: :A as. ~.
: ~ sc . i1.sss 1sssst price, 9. y; IRAsk
II W. RoDEFER
Hs - haaA e.dis ss.staatiyrsssviassAs
6uchichianock Coal!
WALKER COIL.
ssA 80 pr.erea . MI ordsss q s1s sarkss Driss-
Give hin : cail to b sure you ct
The Gesssstsse .afstcle.
oyyIcI-At III" Hsv sealss'' On ~ Lsv..-shrs b
tov Main sfEess. novs-A
TUSCALOOSA COAL.
ROBERTS 4 CO.,
Arsprspar.dto iii orders vith.
NO. l ARTICLE OF SCREENED
IosxALoosA GOAL
Atth.iovsss narkssprses.
A0rdsrslsft 1t our once, opposite Western Hses'
on the L~vee win be Allied on The sAortestsotscs
ICoALI CoAL!l coAL.ll
THE KEOKUK
COAL ASSOCIATION
Having bought out ii. Of The interest Of rhos HsasAs
therein, have % hAad and oasssAniiy rse-ivins
A sUPERIOR ARruCLR OF
.alptse y FarMefmgfON Coal,
| which they viii
| SELL Ar LOWEST MARKET RArEsf
OFFIcs-opposite Coal Shed on Levseand sealss-tA>
arst ~ foot Of Main street.
nchls n. @. FITCH Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-09
5pttlal Not ifes.
A TRUE srORT r..
DEDICATED 70 rar srrt

DEDICATED 70 rHE sI-f.
There dwet in the swan % pale, iillous mechanic;
His muscles strerg,hless his blood 1t was chii
And the wife Of his bosom believed. ID her pauie,
The husband she worshipped q hcpelessiy H.
Seeking daily for help. In her wifely devotion,
All vainiy she tried pill and powder sd potion
Till at last. when prey to grsf7s widest emotion,
Of HosTErTER's BIrrERs she h card from friend.
She purchased che corsi. half hoping half fearing
prayer on her lip and tear in hes eye;
And taking hi. hand with words kindly and cheering.
Besought him the tonic fo- her sakslto try
As he drank lie through bis .yitsm seemed steal
ing
Each following drsught did its mission Of healing
Unt strong in health and moe. grateful in feeling,
He tcld the "true story here t~inei into song.
is also proper state that the Bters are sold e.
cusrey in glass, and never under aAy circumstances
by the gallon the barrel Impostcss snd initators
abroad only safeguard public have against
them that the Btters they bur bear the en-
graved label and note of hand OF MSssrs Hostetter
Smith and proprietary stamp ovea the cork Of the
bottle.
The Bridal Cha m Der t, a Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Ycung Men Also. new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of tho Urinary and Sexual
systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
J. sEILLIN HoUaHroN, Howard Association. pbi,.-
dephia, Pa aprs-dAw1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-14
INTERNAL REVENUE MANUAL.

We have Just published MANUAL OF THE INTERNAL
REVENUE, prepared by CHARLES " EIERsoS, esq, the
Assessor OF the Tenth Massachusetts District, 49,
This work unlike any which h.s preceded II, viii In
familiar stye detail the duties Of and their Assistants
Collectors their Deputies Inspectors &c. and designed
10 afford 70 officers practical vsdemecam and to the
guide TO the proper mode OF making is RETURNS
and fuflins his cbig atoms to the Government.
The work embodes full and succnc enalysi Of the Law,
And all s amendments with full schedules aud the I'M
portant Decisions and Rulings Of the Department also Table
81 Contents ard Index which will enable all to determine at
rance to what taxation they subject
The authors gentleman Of well known legal ability who
mas been the law ueugurted of the West
srp District the largest und most varied
IN and subjects OF taxation in the United states one
also producing the Government in proportion 10 population
wealth supposed the very lsr,e; amount Of revenue
This work 2S3 Royal Octave and Is sold at
the low price OF rs cents IN Paper, ard In Cloth The
rs cents. SAMUEL BOW Lis Co.,, -
Sn-in- Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-14
A RTEMUS WARDS NEW BOOK.
CARLETON. Publisher. New. York.
A GENTS WANTED
IA To SELL
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT
By HORACE GREELEY.

By HORACE GREELEY.
This work has rival a candid lucid complete and
thenc history Of the Great Civil its popularity Is su
GENTLY indicated by the fact that the weekly sales Of Vol
are greater than those Of all similar histories united
Vol II will be completed the earliest dsy consistent viii
thooughDess and accuracy The author having aysed him
self the full Official Reports Of the Confederate, well
the Union authorities viii present both sides Of the srea
struggle with equal ainess. This volume will abundantJ
sustain the high reputation Of Vol. /.
From he Albany Evening Journal.
No mao In America Is more conveissn with the subject
than Mr. Greeley sna none NOR com2e,ent 10 90 1nc
we are agreeaby disappointed IL Is pervaded by spirit
cathoicy and freedom from partisan leaning that
his best friends did not expect,
"The American Conflict" by Horace Greeley may prove 10
The progressive thinkers Of all nations work Of equal interest
with NspoIeon's Life Of Cesar" The Emperor,
with mighty legons his back hos been the leader Of the
nations during the past thirty cenures the Editor with bis
burning thoughts printed In 'front.' wiz be the leader OF the
ns,ions In the fry ceniurie, TO come;
No public whatever his politics and prejudces may be,
should refuse TO Il prominent place IN his library
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
history from standpoint OF observation fI
bat marked by much less prejudice and IL disgned by
In less partisan feeling than most Of our friends woud nag
Inc. II contans vast amount OF Information and Is alto
gether superior for reference TO volume the subject that
Prom The London Dolly News.
We earnestly recommend this history as work OF marked
sy s. bi opinions could read w,hOu. feeling indebted to
From The London Saturday Review.
NJ Gr;esy qualified shove az b. BE- p. r.. Sr the
fully how the leaders Of the South were gradually
tempted and encouraged into fetal and almost ine1pcabe
Address o. d. CASE Co.. Publishers al Hartford Conn.,
Boston, Mas Cleveland, Ohio; Cincinnati Obfo and De-
uo Mich J. C. DERBY, General gent No. Spruce st.,
New York GEO c. w. SHERWOOD, Chicago, III.
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sunslsrnycx orrlcn. U. s Anxr. 30 % sourn .r.. J

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U. S. Army No. 20 sourHr'}
hALiIaOHg. nd, september u, 100
SEALED PROPOSALS., III duplicate, VIII be
~ received at ti, office until IL FRIDAY Septeln
Der ~ 1885, Cor the purchase Of ahon, oNE TuouSANp
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD Or rHlME
BEEF CATTLE IN lots 81 ten and upward +,
These Cattle all IN prime condition. having been on hsnd
months and d daily with hsy and corn, and are Tally
equal offered In market. so opportunity ior
The purchase of extra hn- beef lie seldom found
and the price per pound gross.
The Cattle TO DO weighed by the State Wegher on delivery
and tho weights rendered by him, to be the standard by
which oil bils ar. to he settled. . -.
Terms Of ,ae cash in Government funds. deposit 81 fry
1907 per he made Notification Of acceptance OF bid
the la lance be paid when tie Cattle delivered
Successful bidders to be aowedten days In which remove
their stock. 49,
The Cattle be examined any time from the date OF this
advertisement TIL Septembtr23 from 10 IN I'LL r. M daily
the United States Cattle Corral adjoining the Government
Hay Scales on the Franklin fofd, near Baltimore ~
The undersigned the right 10 REJECT any or al BIDS
they deemed adv 20 the United States
The lots will b. arranged ndDeioaly fro Nos to ~,
aud the awards will be made the order une,s par
tcular may be Designated H. the bid la will the
skipping Of numbers be- allowed
Proposals be upon bsnk forms furnished at this Office.
kilograms will not receive attention unless the same be pre-
paid.
Proposals TO be ndorsed oposss for the purchase Of
Beef Cattle" sealed aud addressed to tine undo rsgned
BY order OF Brovet Bds. Gen. THOMAS WILSON.
G.. g., u. 3. A.
". II. PARKHURST, Capt. and &. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-14
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

VIII BE- sol q. Public Auction the time sra pSss ass
irns,r below large nifty OF Medicines, fc.?ai stores
Surgical instruments aud Dressings, booSs ."e'y' eu
ding Hospital Clothing Furutore aud Appliances. A..
At United States Army General Hospital rteoeeA' mary
A. Tinted sac. Army General Hospital. Grs9on, West
Virginia, SATURDAY, September 10 -,
Al United states Army General Hospital, Parkersours
AZ trisod States Army General Hospital. Charestown.
West Virginia, FRIDAY september e. W.
Al limited States Army General Hospital Harpers Ferry
yiTvni, IN URSDAY, september 70. - .
Al United States Army Gsseral Hospital CiarysVne Mary
and a.. W.acsi Purveyns Depot. No. North Chsre.st
BALTIMORE Maryland. MONDAY, Ocicbers
TIE sale will commence Frederick a. O'Clock p m
At the other places at 10 o'clock and continue dsy until
the property is dsposed Of Much Of the property i bot lit
worn and is to be sold because no longer required by Gov
o
Tn, eash in funds the time Of puyehdse and
property be removed within fortyesht hours rom day
OF sale. -,
The sale at the Medical Purveyins Depot s especially
attention OF mansfsctur importers and ders
Medicines Surgical Inruments Surgical Dressings and APP
piances Books Beddng Clothing T,wt!e, Den Ware ana
Furniture them the lowing srticls Oh bed
ding and Clothing al About foS Bedsecks lOu
Woolen Blankets white, double and IN bales OF iV eaen
10 900 Counterpanes 800 Hair Msttresses 1000 Mosquito
Il r. 5000 hair Pillows 1900 Pillow Cases, 1900 Pillow
Ticks 1900 Sheets cotton and nen). 200 Caps zO pan
Drawers Dressing gowns so Cotton shirts 1900 Slip
pers and pair Wooden Socks besides qusntity Of the
same articles worn. bat good
Samples be examined at this Depot on the Saturday pre-
cedn Tie sale Catalogue Of the respective sales can be pro-
cured By applying at this Office at the Hospital az any
time within six days previous to each sale - -,
z. l.. BLISS Surgoon U. s Vols,
Medical Purveyor IT, :. A.
Medical Purveyors Office, Baltimore. Nd September
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DANIEL IT, BuRDErr. AuctionecI
~ GOVERNMENT VESSELS All AUCTION.
BURDETT. JONES & Co.
WILL SELL
On MONDAY, Sept. II, 1855,
Un MUNUA stII. TO I5UJI
At IL o'clock. Noon,

AT THE NAVY.YARD. BROOKLYN
By order the Navy Department the foowingnamed ses
siie.wh.el steamer STATE OF GEoRGIA-Lrngth, 2oi
inces breadth 81 feet. depth Of hold 10 fee, inches
cylinder II inches stroke, sfeeii 2tuouiar boilers
sS.. wheel steamer CEREs-Lensth. los fee, inches
breadth ~ feet inches depth feet inches one beam en-
snei diameter Of cylinder 30 inches stroke ee' hene'
Screw steamer GALATlA-Length 2S tees inches;
breadth % feet inches dep Of hold u feet ioehss Ss
Of cylinder a iachss stroke. % inches hOrI 'uou'r
Side Wheel steamer DONEGAL rOn)-Lersth 200 feet;
br,aih d feet depth Of hold 10 feet inohes between
decks feet inches one beam engine diameter OF eynas
side wheel q eamer FORT "a CKSON-Length ltS feet
inches; breadth, 81 feet Inch depth OF hold fee nene
between deck. sche. bea.a enens diameter OF
cylinder 80 inches stroke. siesi boilers, ho'l0"A e'un
' Screw steamer wEETBRIAR-Lcush 100 feet breadth
81 feet inches depth Of hold loeet vertical arse.
ing engine diameter Of cylinder 30 inch-s stroke ~iAen
one tue and return tgbullr boiler !unse.s
Propeller CLlNroELengh. oil feet; trcsith. 10 e s,
der 6 iuces stroke 10 inches; ono due boer a,n.ee
siiewheol steamer wANDo-Lensib 2aS feet 6sS1'
% feet; depth of hold II feet inches diameter o. cyos'
81 inches stroke feet. oscia;ins engines two 'u0"
boilers. containing eight furnaces, III. -, ts,,
Side wheel ferry.bot CON. HuLL-Lens'h W Isr.
breadth % feet 10 inches; depth. II feet Inclined sn,
diimcter OF cylinder Is inches; stroke feet eA- ea
us sT bTs.aS ! 3 ss asS dspS % as d
ame.er OF cylinder 4, nchesi stroke feet oam eAe
Schooner GEO. MANGHAM-Leng'h, io7 feet b''adh'
20 feet 6 inches; depth, ~ feet inches -, h,,a,h
screw steamer QUEEN-Lcngh 100 irets ineaes I'D
20 t,et depth OF hold feet, hight beweea ceeSs s
inches; diameter Of cylinder ~ inches stroke - "'
one yer,ir-, engine boiler with three fornaee~ a
Screw steamer DAYLlGHr-Lengih, l7S feet dsa,..'
feet inches depth of hold, ii leet hight oe~ee" "a
feet 10 nches; diameter OF cylinder, a incne'' SA'
screw tug HYDREANGEA-Lcnsh,ll Jig teti % i.,e..
feet inches depth feet diameter OF cylinder :.
.trose 80 inches engine boiler two iurnssr
screw tug CArALPA-Lensth, 100 feet inehe' u,nJsr
% feet inches, DEPTH feet inches diameter h,,sr
Bds BoiiO-Lsnsth loo feet; breadth, Hhs' 'n'H'''
Schooner KiTrATINNY-Lenrth, iss tessi BREADTH -
feet; depth OF hold, IL feet inches ane,h fl<
Tbree.,nssted schooner j. e. CHANbEhs-Ie..S a,,.s
6. inches breadth 70 sect inches dep'h y 80
| Schooner RACER-Lsngth, hD feet; orsaa'H' - NV
inches; DEPTH feet isches -. al. balance
withm SIX AS" "ne" 'N' e n BELL, Commandan'-
yNd y. ~ D--, ---
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