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STATE NEWS.

A couple of burglars broke into dwell.
ing in Columbus the other evening, and
while rumaging in drawers and trunks
found pair of loaded revolvers, which
they placed on a stand, intending to use
them in case they were disturbed. A
young woman, domestic in the family.
having become aware of their operations,
slyly stole up to the stand and armed her
self with the revolvers. The burglars,
alarmed by some noise she made, rushed
out at the front door, one of them receiv-
ing, as they passed, a couple of shots from
weapons in this hand of the brave girl.
Both made off but the fearless maiden
again fired at and wounded one of them
in the street.
The average daily attendance in the
district schools of Cincinnati is 1921 !;
intermediate schools, 9l2. Total, l63s3.
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The Paris EIhinitinn-

The New York Tribune of Tuesday
publishes complete list of the articles
thus far offered at the United States
Agency in New York for exhibition in
the Paris Universal Exposition. They
are over two thousand in number, con-
tributed from every State in the Union,
though New York, as might be expected,
furnishes nearly one half of the total
amount. The articles offered exhibit
every phase of American civilization.
Art Science and Manufactures in all their
varied branches, are amply represented,
the ores and minerals of the entire nation
fill up cabinet unequalled in extent
our cereals will contribute to the array
there will be furnished specimens of all
our war munitions, from the monstroul
Dahlgrsn to the pistol-cartridge; the won-
derful lsbor-ssving machines by which
American talent has ightened the toll
and increased the results of American
industry will be present; in fact, the list
includes almost everything interesting or
valuable or curious or beautiful or instruc-
tive in American art science, commerce
or industry.
We append the list of contribution
from this State:
Colored Photograph, the Guardian Angel
colored in oil; A Dfyan Piano with Stool, 1
most ingenious piece OF furniture that MAJ
be used SIS bed, bureau, washstand, ant
book case, the stool is constructed Wltl
looking glass, drawers, vork-box and writ
ing-desk; Stove, Boiler, and other Vessels
Shelter Tent Officers Tent; Lard Oil Ada
mantine Candles; Cotton Chopper, by tn
use of which it is claimed one man can per
form the labor of ten in the cultivation O
cotton or vegetables; Sugar Cane and SOr
gum strippeF; Self-feeding Tobacco Cuttin
Machine; Two Movable Bee Hives; Sam
pies Of Ohio Wine and Brandy; Cham
pion Moving and Resping Machines
An Illuminated Phonetic Chart; Han
Lawn Moving Machine; "Vietor Non
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pareil" Corn Meal Mil, for farm use Speci-
mems of Pen Drawing and Writing Self
Opening Gate; Excelsior Broom Head, by
the use of which corn brooms may be made
by the use of no other tool than a knife
Cotton Planter-it is claimed that this ma
chine overcomes, by system of counter
revolving cylinders, the difficulties en-
countered by other planters, and by plant
ing the seed in a straight row, enables the
pillow to do the work of the hoe; Samples Of
Indian Corn, classified Combined Shutter
and Grain Separator, also a zig-zag Grain
Separator, designed to separate oats from
wheat, also Rice,,Sceuring Machine-for all
these the manufacturer claims superiority
in the securing. separating and cleaning
power; Model Of Preserving House, for
the preservation of fruit, the original of
which is now in successful operation; Port
able Circular Saw Mill Rotary Blower, for
producing blasts, claimed to be an improve
ment on the old cylinder blower.
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over 400 students are now in .t,s,

over 400 Students are now in attendance
AT THE uSIOS BUSINESS INSTITUTE, 0BERLIS, OHIO.
Why is this B UsINEss COLLEGE so popular Be-
cause all its Instructors work IN harmony, and It
stands upon its merits without trusting to the
magic Of q z" ehaia " Hnmbag "a Associations. -
Without tipping" the name of any other Business
College, it is meeting with success unparalleled IN
the history Of such schools in this State. Remem-
ber The Union Business Institute is located at
0BERLIE. ua,91
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Indemnity for Loss Of Life or BOdt-
Iy InJury.-The original Travellers Insurance
Co., OF Hartford, Conn, insures against Accidents
of a kinds. Cash assets, Sept, 1855, $552 81 AS.
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, is the pioneer accident insurance company
ofthis country it has issued over THIRTY THOU
sAxD policies, (up to November IL and paid over
SIX HUNDRED Iosses-including the large sum Of
So, 900 paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for LESS THAN $3.50 in premiums.
A protective insurance against loss of life in
jury by accident, anywhere and at all times. No
medical examination required.
GESERAL ACCIDENT PoLIoIEs.-The best policy
for every maa, whether he travels much or little,
is General Accident Policy, which Insures against
every possible form Of casualty, st all times and
places.
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT PoLICTEs.-
[REsIsTERED This Company now issues a very
convenient form of One Month General Accident
Policies, at the rate of 81 per thOussnd-with IS
per week compensation for each Thousand insured.
These are much better than ticket policies, for
travellers and others desiring short risks as they
eau be taken in any amount from $500 to $1,000
They cover all accidents, and each policy is ier-
ed that the insurance is good in the policy
Is lost or destroyed.
For mechanics or others who can not easily
spare the amount Of an animal premium, bui
would like TO insure by the month, these short
time policies are "just the thing" To any per
son who insures each month, for six months con.
secutively, policy for the remaining six MONTH
will be given without charge, (except policy fe,
Of one dOilar)
Policies issued and losses promptly paid BY
THAYER MUSSON, Agents,
Park Building. next 10 Court House.
dsrlS-P OlsvslAnd, Ohio.
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SENATE

/ L goAAaoN-
'-A SENATE.
Mr.. WILLIAMS called up bill 70 pre-
vent the absence Of Territorial cficers from
| their official duties. 1t provides that no
Territorial officer shall be permitted to ab-
sent himself from the Territory of which ne
is an officer, for more than thirty DAYS at a
time He said the absence of Territorial
officers from their posts Of duty on the other
side OF the Rocky Mountains was a source
Of evil 10 the Territories Territorial Judges,
Governors, and Secretaries frequently alb
sented themselves for six months at a time
to visit Washington and other eastern cities.
Mr.. GRIMES was conscious that great in
justice had been done to the people of the
territory by the absence Of the officers, but
be thought the bill was too sweeping in its
character.
Mr.. NESMITH thought the provisions of
this bill 100 strong, as in many cases the
absence ofterritOrial officers was necessary
for the discharge Of their duties.
Mr.. CONNESS said the bill called his at
tention to the fact that territorial officers
were selected from superanuated politicians
Of the East for whom no further use could be
found at home. These men corrupted the
manners of the people Of the T, rritories.
Territorial officers ought to be selected
from the Inhabitants of the territories, and
Pending the Consideration of the bill the
morning hour expired, and the special order
which was the eonsiderat on Of bills from
the Pension Committee was called for.
Several sueh bills, aQOf private charao-
ter, were taken up aud disposed OF.
Mr.. SPRAGUE asked the chairman of
the Committee on the District of Columbia,
Mr.. Morrill,, when he intended to report
the bill, comforting the right of suffrage
upon colored persons in the District
Mr.. MORRILL, said he would introduce
the bill at an early day.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced Communication
from the colored people of the District of
Columbia, asking Congress to participate in
the celebration of the abolition of slavery
in the District Of columbia. on the anniver-
sary, April Is. Itwas referred to the Com
mitIee on the District Of Columbia
The Senate agreed to the report Of the
Committee Of Conference on the Naval Ap-
preparation bill.
A bill to authorize the distribution of a
copy Of the Congressional Globe to each of
the District and Territorial Judges of the
United States was called up, and on motion
postponed, the day being set apart for the
consideration of bills from the Pension Com
mittee
The Senate refused concurrence in the
House amendment to the liquor bill, pro-
hiblbug the sale Of liquor IN any public
building.
A resolution was adopted calling upon the
Secretary of the Interior for information
relative to the Rinderpest in this country,
and what measures had been taken to pre-
vent it T -t-. -. ...-.
On motion Of Bfr. CRIMES it was ordered
that when the Senate adjourn to -day it be
to meet again on Monday next
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Auction saIe-A large let of first class Fur
nitare, Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets,
all nearly new. Hair Mattresses, large and me-
dunn Refrigerstors. Also new Wall Tents, $
second hand do, just the thing for awnings. Also
Harnesses, Ladies' Side Saddle, Gents Saddle,
both nearly new, will be sold at the Auction Room
of o. Cutter 4 Son, No. lS4 Bank street, to day
Saturday. Sale commenting at o'clock, A NJ.
apI4:3US
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A friend of ours was most cruelty
hoaxed on the morning OF the Iss of April.
While standing before the glass, putting
the finishing touches to sn elaborate toilet,
preparatory to accompanying his wife to
church, Juvenile African entered, and
delivered the following note from bach
elor friend, somewhat given TO fits Of mel
sdchoiy;
~Dear-: can stand it no longe-.
r. you would see me again in this world,
live, come without delay 70 my room-
Hastily ezcusing himself to his wife, he
lied his hat, drove it hard over his eyes,
I'D started on keen run for Is
Z 1ck- Mounting the stairs az the nate Of
rec steps at a time, he burst into The su-
ides room, whcm he found sitting in his
art sleeves pulling one of Heidlinger's
- sras. with his feet cooked up on the
de, and a half emptied bottle labeled
i'd Bourbon, before him. There was q
,.yely little fight in that room for about
% minutes, in the course of which the
,ide mapped" a "heavy one On the
iellerr which brought the claref. Then
u difficulty was adjusted, and pariies
, entered attracted By the Inmpus,
nd the two taking poison out Of the
le bottle.
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SpeclaiDispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO 5 O'CLOCK, a. NJ.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
FESiASIsN.

FENiASISN-
EAsTPoRT, NJ, April l3-A large num-
Der Of Fenians have Just arrived here by
steamer from New York Killian returned
last night with thirty or forty. They are
perfectly quiet, having no arms, and no dis
turbsnee mas yet occurred
WAsHNsFoS, April l3-In view of the
Fenian demonstration on the Maine frsa-
tier, the Navy Departments has sent to Eass-
port in that State, the steamer Winooski. The
third class iron-clsd Miantonmah and the
psddle-wheel steamer Ashulot, will
constitute part Of the fleet to be'dispatehed
by the Secretary of the Nary to the Gulf of
st. Lawrence for the Protec tion of Ameri-
can fishermen.
BELFAsT, Me-, April IS.-Reports state
that Castine is designated as the Feniau
rendezvous, and that 800 men are to coneen-
trate there. Castine Is peculiarly aseessi-
bic to the British Provinces During the
Revolution and war of 1872 it was invested
and held by the British forces from Nova
Scotia Last year its battery was attacked
by rebel raiders. us selection By the Irish
patriots shows their appreciation of its i'm
portance as military position. 70
CALAIS, Ne, April I3-About thirty
Fenians arrived here Yesterday afternoon
by steamer from Eastport. They have been
quiet and orderly. No disturbance has oe-
Cured. The exoitement here and at St.
Stephens is abating. The volunteers across
the border are industriously drilling and
wide awake against a surprise. The Feni-
ans tried TO hire st. Croix Hall for a meet
ing tonight, but it was refused.
EXPLOSION.
WILMINGTON, y. c., April Is.-one of the
boilers of the wrecking steamer Alpha ex-
plOded at l2.30 tonight, three miles below
this city, seriously injuring the crew and
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A Gard from the Cleveland Board OF
Underwriters.
OFFICE CLEVELAND BoARD FIRx UNDERWRITERS,
Cleveland, April H. l3G6. !


OFFICE CIEVKLAND BoARD FIEE UNDERWRITERS,
Cleveland, April II, lsG6.
To THE PUBLIos
During the past three years, while expenses and
values of every kind have been increasing, the
price of Fire Insurance. has, under the diverse
Judgments Of Underwriters, constantly declined,
until statistics prove that the present average rate
OF Fire Insurance is largely below a compenssting
standard; e result, some Companies have failed,
others are Withdrawing from the market with
Capitals impaired, and general feeling Of distrust
prevails. II this state of things continues thers
can be but one future for the Fire Insurance In
terest, and that, insolvency.
With no desire to proc1re exorbitsut rates, but
fully impressed with the facts above named, and
believing that a business OF the Importance and
mAgnitude OF Fire Insurance is entitled to be con.
Quoted on respectable and legitimate basis, the
und-, signed representing tine entire Fire Insu,
rance interest of this city have united in sstab-
ishing rates fer Fire Insurance in this .ocality
which will be strictly adhered to, frem this date
and which IL is believed will 10 the result prove
the convenience aud benefit of both Insurers ami
Iusured.
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Spiritual Lecture.-Miss Nettie Coburn,
Trance Speaker will lecture before the Cleveland
sPlrituAI Society, st Temperance dali ls4 Superior
street, tomorrow Sunday st IO1S A. NJ. and
P. M. Children's Lyeeum At p. N. apl4
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CrOup.-Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu, or
Honey syruD, is universally acknowledged as the
bsst and most reliable remedy for Group, Hosrse-
nsss, Colds or Coughs, sfVsys prevailing among
the children st tkis season Of the year. Every
family shoIld have it in the house, ready for use
in case Of suddea attacks. Many lives have been
saved by its timely use. 1t is sxoeIIsnt cough
medicine %. all classes, very healing the Throat
Aad Luags. SOLD BY all Druggists
49,. D. RANSOM CO.,
narl4:R13-DT&W P-e-zssEnrs, Buffalo.
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SlOan's Family Ointment.-A Sovereign
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
dy. II contains no poisonous or mineral substance
whatever; Therefore it may be used in all case,
with perfect ety. 1t has no equal for Obstinate
Ulcers, Old SOrss, Burns, Sealds, Cats, Cutaneous
Eruptions, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
Piles, Salt Rheum, ChaPped Hands, &c. Every
kind OF sore containing the least particle Of in
fammation, is permanently cured by this great
remedy. Put up in glass bottles, and s.ld at Is
cents per bottle.
Ets- These remedies no longer stand among
those of doubtful utility. They have passed. from
the tide of experiment, and now stand hisher in
reputation, and more extensively used than al
other articles of the kind.
CAuTToS.-To protect ourselves and the public
from being imposed upon By worthless limitations,
the genuine will bear the fac sife signature o. the
ProprietoIs on the wrapper, and Walker Taylor,
Proprietors, Chicago, ILL.,, blown in the bottle.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
WALKER TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
Aplll:R4 Wholesale Agents.
Sugar Cured Hams.--A fine article at
reduced prices at 81 Merwin street.
apis 800 }. C. SIMMONS 4 co.
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i. o. D. F.-The excursion train for 0lmsted
Fails will leave the foot Of Vineyard street. at $50
P. NJ, Saturday, the 18th inst. Tickets for the
round trip, one dollar, admitting gentleman and
lady By order Of the Committss apl4
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Help or we Pertsh.-That is what neg.
lected teeth would say if they could demonstrate
with their owners; and mark this, the teeth can
not perish or become black or yellow If the sOZO-
DON'T is used daily. apl4
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Iron Safe at AuetiOn.win be sold at the
Auction Room Of o. Cutter & Son, Ne. lS4 Bank
street. to-day Saturday, medium sized sala-
mandsr ssfs. Mildus Patent, il good order.
spI42O5
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A machine for making ice has been in
vented in London, which will produce
eleven pounds of ice in an hour, at a cost
of not more than half cent per pound.
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DiPtheria.-Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
will certainly prevent relieve and cure this terri
BILE mslady, if used early Apply freely to the
throat and upper part Of the chest, and cover with
hot flannel. Tbs Magnetic Ointment is also an
efheient remedy for Group, sore throat and in-
hammAtion OF all kinds; will remove pain and
soreness in a short time, relieves and cures the
worst cases of rheumatism by few applications,
and for eyes, burns wounds, piles, ETC., IS an
unfAlIible remedy. 1t should be in tie house OF
every family where there are children Sold by
all Druggists. D. RANSOM & CO.,
maria Rls-DT&Vy Prsprietors, Buffalo.
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For Lake SUPeriOr.-The stsuneh and
elegant Passenger Steamer S. D. CALDWELL,
Lewis, master, will leave our deck for Lake su-
perior, Wednesday, April i5th, ice and weather
permitting. o T Warehouse, at No. I hiyer
street. will be open for the reception of freight on
and after the 10th inst.
ap7:SOs GARRETsoN & CO., Agents.
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POtatOes--PeAchblows, Cliutons, jackson
Whites, NeshAnuocks. in bulk, barrels, car OF
boat loads, Al 50 Msrwin street.
apls.soS J. G. SIMMONS co.
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Sick Headache can be cured Bow many
hundred, nay Thousands Of the human family al
low themselves to suffer with Nervous azd 'ek
HsadaeGs, when the great sovereign remedy,
RoJoePs Blood P1ls can be obtained Of any re-
spectable druggist.
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REMOVAL.

OtARD.-HaVing leased our store TO
Y j Messrs. Burt. hose & Co, and in SO doing,
transferred orr WOOL BUSIS ESS in this city to
them we take pleasure In recommending them to
the favorable notice Of our customers and cores
pOndeuts IN Iun coufdsnce 10 their iuterity and
responsibility, and that all business en- rusted 70
them will be so conducted to merit satisfaction.
Our other business will be continued heretofore
Office No. 1, Second Story, Sections
Block" MerRln street.
D. B. SEXTON q CO.,
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regiments Of artillery was passed over with
out amendment. A number Of amend
ment were proposed and some adopted to
the section which provides for twelve
regiments of cavalry. illa
ITausa
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Flower Seeds.-We have ready for sale
large and choice collection of Flower Seeds, the
growth of 1865, which will send by mail free of
Postage. Catalogues will be sent on application.
B. H. STAIR CO.,
uArl3 Late J. Stair & Son
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It is not supposed that WOIcOtf's
AnnIhilRtOr will permanently cure Cstarrh in
svery single instance, but it is matter of cer-
tainty that it will do it in large a majority Of
cases as to justify the warrant Of permanent
cure in u weeks or the money will be Teturne =.
There is no risk to run money to be lest. Terms
Of guarantee are wrapped with each bottle. It
gives instantaneous relief to Nervous Headache,
Nervous Toothaehe Spd Neuralgia.
Sold by all Drugyi apl2
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VOL. XX--NO. 81.

fireman. Others of the crew were severely
but not seriously injured. The fire was
occasioned BY the explosion of petroleum
lamp in the hands of Mrs. Darragh.
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D. D. HEAIVN q NVsl
Cleveland, April Il, 1855. spls:SO6

.DESOYAL.-Mr. F. Il. Morris haV-
III ing removed his Clothing store from No.
Monument squsre TO 80 Prospect street, respect
fully asks a continuance of the patronage so ibe-
rally BESTOWED upon him in the past, and hopes by
ipcrea.td facilities aud strict attention to the
future. Eastern fashions received. All work
warranted. A good assortment OF cloths on hand,
which will be sold at the lowest rates, or made up
In the best and most fashionable styl's- Apl2-Rl4
DEMOHAh.-H. CARhOZ0, MEB-
H. CHANT TAILOR, hereby informs HE friends
and patro = that he hss removed TO zoo superior
street secoud door, where he will be glad 70 see
them and honss, by strict personal attention to
business, to merit continuance Of their favors.
aP2So4
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Carlton q Lee, Agents.
Asahel Strong, do
b +. BrAy:On, do
Runnel- L Manchester, do
Aaron Clark, do
C. G. Baldwin, Co
Fox & Witter, do
Jno. C. Jennings, do
Bsldsn Sey mour, do
D. W. Gage, do
s. S. Coe, Secretary and Agent.
John J. shippsrd, Assistant Secretary.
ID. Hudson, Secretary and Agent
George A. TisdAls, secrets
jacob Mueller, do
J. q. Underwood, do
E. Hessehmuellsr, do
Z. c. Rouse, DO
OFFICERs OF BOARD.
S. s. Coe, Presie-nt. Belden Seymour, Vice Prsst.
G. A. Benis, See'y. Z. HssssnmueHsr, Treas
Asa'Sf JAS. ". Strong hsse E.. Com
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SATURDAY, APRIL ii, 1866.
NEW WApYERTIsEMENTs
AT HOME-D. HIRBAT6H, a well

n knswn MilwEiEht, Of this city, who has beeu
employed ia Sandusk and AshtaDula COUNTIES for
the last three years. in building and repairing
Touring and grist mills, and, as several jobs have
failed to g on this summer, take this means TO
offer my services to those wishing TO construct
fOnringor grist mills, feeling that twenty five
years Of practical experience in the .bove business
will warrant success at all times. Any amount of
references given, If required. am also agent for
the American Turbine Water Wheel, mRnufactur-
ed by slant, Mills Temple, Dayton, Ohio. Cir
eulRrs sent TO those wishing them. Address d.
HARBAUGd, 1J9 Fulton ct Cleveland, o.
anIA. .lla.r-If
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Cheese.-2OaO lbs Western Reserve prime large
Cheese for sale by r. 7. LYON,
apIl:3Os
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Fish.-2OO half barrels White Fish
100 " Herring
50 " Trout.
First arrival; received this day and for sale by
R. 7. LYON,
sp1I.s0s 81 Merwin st eet.
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Large Red Tor Pea Yine) Clover, Common
Bed Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Orchard Grass,
and Kentucky Blue Grass Seeds full supply, for
sale by B. H. STAIR, & CO.,
marl3 Late J. Stair & Son.
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LOCO Sacks Potatoes, 500 bbls Potatoes
for sale at 6s Msrwin st.
apl4:sO7 CoTTRKLL a DIoKEY.
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