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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

SANITARY MEASURES.-We would
suggest to our citizens the propriety
of taking measures to have our city
thoroughly cleansed. That dreadful
scourge, the cholera, is IL many
parts of the country already, and we
know not how soon our time may
come. Cleanliness is a great prereR-
tire. Each person should see that
his OF her premises are free from
filth of all kinds. Many of the back
streets in the town are;n q rery fithy
condition, and our city authorities
should attend at once to this matter.
1''Delays are dangerous )" while we
are considering whether or not we
will clean up, the cholera may break
out in our midst. One place we
would particularly mentiOn-the old
graveyard. Throughout the year,
many hogs have either died, or been
killed ia the graveyard, and having
knever been removed the whole at
mosphere around has become infect
ed with the sickening stencil arising
therefrom. The frequent and heavy
lins cause the decay of much veg
ftNSIe matter and when the hot sun
|As spmer comes, if it is not remov-
vi. it WIZ produce sickness. In all
other PLACES the necessary prccau-
t;ons are being taken to prevent the
snread of the cholera-let us not be
behind in this matter. No'o is the
time to clean UP, 50 let us to work
Immediately.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

1t has been proposed in Congress to
purchase the library of the late James L.
Petigru. Of South Carolina, and make it
a part Of the Congressional Library. 1t
is meant as tribute to the memory Of o
man every way worthy Of honor. while it
takes The shape Of a substantial provision
for his surviving family.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

CONSTITUTIONAL MONACO.
rei-e harry con buation q stlngia Sarss7s-ii' a
yellow nock. Burdock sud lodide tAutash. flr Al
diseases requiring alicrative treatmeut keeem
ulsndcl for an i urtes ~ tlnad Scrofuins s.
G eases syphilis in Al i;s ferns Itch TuInors laniu
l. Srclnzs Ulcerz, cid Suras Pim7iss E1d hlouehss
the faoa Bob hrrtdits-y taints sl1 ~ that clsss
q maicdies fr which Physicians rSooE41aoBa tie
bi0s'd " be ruris1
Some e our Sthor Prsra-znons are - f-lcrsi
Drougsole & Co.'S LJ-Hs BALSAM.
Dr Droneoole's RID DIARRHEA RkAEDf.
De La kooke's PILE SAlNE
Dr- J. ParhaIas INDIAN eAINE. -.
Drar1eoeiet VEG JET ABI-E AN1EBIL1OUt PILLS
De La Rcoke's lTVER Pills
Suld ~ Drugrist and MsrchAnfa
MossT, RloEHRps 4 Co. are sols Assnta for Osntsr-
Mis-
JP DRoMeooLE Gco, tProrrssussD
wlcleeais Retail Druf7isra.
fi9 Man St-est
He=Tts. Ter
s7s1 Z 80 su
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
DE Ia ROOAES
c NIL L KIN e.

Nhich fails the most inv1tcrG'a os.s oi
ch- that BE- found II never affects the head, can
administered to infants. and makes permanent cures
Ja anI Fever Dumb Cillls Intermittent. BtIdiiirut
and Bilious Fvyrrs Periodical lisA'lcst. pain and
gH e- the joints and mls, rC lrl- yi general lassi-
rude g. Fly. cold a.d chilly s'lsli. 1ns aud a. d-.s-
y: s. A-.d-oua vrisin- Each package c'htaus a
Boa 10 Liver Pie box 4 ant seri"tr l1lls and .
bod. . I mig. Call and Uigu.re =. aeeAl =.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

How TO GET AT TRUrH The Bullelia
says when people abroad condemn Mem
phis because Of recent ouuages, let them
remember that that the people of Mem
phis-property holders of this city-have
no share, or voice, or vote, in The munic,
ipal government. Recent riots were con
Quoted By the enfranchised. and not by
DISTINGUISHED If any doubt, let them
inquire of Federal officers in comand at
This place.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
Obituary kddress.--We again re

Obituary kddress.--We again re-
mind our readers that Monday night
next, the 18th inst, is the time ap-
pointed for the delivery of the obitu-
airy address in honor of the Confed-
crate dead who repose in the grave
yard at this place. The address will
be delivered at early candle-light, at
the Methodist church.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

Henry Marsh, middle aged man of
genilemarly address, opened broker
age Office on State street, Boston, about
six weeks ago. and on the 81 disappear
ed from the city, leaving behind worth
less checks, on which he is said have re-
allied from seven to ten thousand dollars
from various parties.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
LOUISIANA.

The CoURIER or THE TEcHE says Of the
prospects in the Parish of St. Marin
ST MARrIS-We gather from CONVEX
stations we had with planters from several
portions Of this Parish. that the prospects
of good crop are not SO bright as was to
be expected at the commencement Of the
season.
Ieav- rains aud irOsts coming AFTER
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

s5a We return thanks to Prof
Brown for an original piece of
music, entitled Remembrance Waltz,
and dedicated to the pupils Of the
Canton Female Seminary. Copies
of the above may be found at the
drug store of Cassell & Baughn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

SUPPEn-The Presbyterian ladies of Cam
ton and vicinity, will give a supper for the
+ snsSt of the Presbyterian church in this
place, on the evening of the nth inst. The
public are respectfully solicited to attend.
Admi,tance, ST.. May 10, Cost.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

COTTON SEED FOR SALE.-One
thousand bushels first class cotton
seed, warranted to he the best for
planting purposes. The seed are Sc
curely sacked and ready for ship
ment at a moments notice.
Any person desiring the entire lot,
or part Of it, would do Well to add
dress w. Il. PARRISH,
Nav 3. If Bolivar, Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

~ We regret to learn that DR.. L.
D. Fenner, formerly of Clinton, Miss,
died on the 4th inst, in New Orleans,
where he has resided for the last
fifteen years, and where he was em-
inently popular as a physician and
kind hearted gentleman.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

Two negro girls. sisters, named Caro-
line and Susan Brown, residing in Cooper
county, quarrelled one day last week
about who should get the dinner. The
matter was decided against Susan'S doing
so, by Caroline striking her with an axe.
and killing her. Caroline is in jail in
BoonviI,e.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
TEXAS,

Accounts from this State assure US
unless the worm or some othar unavoida
bic cause intervene, "the crop will be
larger than made before"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

H Bagdad, Texas. was recently Wis
lied BY tornado that damaged the ship
: ming and destroyed the military barracks
Bs,veen the guerrilss,. the soldiers and
tOrnadosifte more is.iaid to. be left Of
Bsedsd ,han Of the ancient city of that
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
Dr. DROAGOULES
ENGLISH FElLiLE BITTERS,

For the immediate relief OF all Female COMPLAINTS and
lrrrg .rities, For Painful, Suppressed or Irregular
NJ, utrsIai.0u, l.ucuTTh0-t Whites, Failing Of tn
womb lr-lhility and liberation OF the NoMb. CAl3'
ry,-, Iy sizri,s, pspitiion, Shortnoss II Breath,
Su5uuI, and Giidurss %. Tho Head Pain in IL side
hack aud Joins cold feet ayi hands nervous debility
and rrnsrra.ur. and al tlusc troUh.Csamc diseases
which aic at rast hall OF thu female community
II rtupNes al distractions @. tUrl promote regularity
and health unres he pale cheek with TN rosegte hues
OF nature cEses the fcIturlS adds hrIiurcy 20 the
and Intellect beauty to the youthful and comPoses
and rl's Old age It produces those effects by nN gIr
aim Mi aruusue the whole female system L. IL Ia;
url 1.a,iv iu-c-Ls. Ca. az NJ ..-l io-E = IL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
sEvANTIEUES
-CNPD FLUlD EXTRACT BEARBERRT.

PTer.rud HcccrliIs 10 eXqeracod Physicians views
FIR all , -cases Of tha Kiin-vs. Bladder, p-Et-1tc
Gaud az Crt.thra-vhsiler acute or chr5nis--IEae
female. Foo -rct-r' on % Urine Gravel. iTTts
hil -d characterization Il the b.ssf and kidnrys yvrak l.
u-. sFs-ing nom exc, sss trcs % Cazy iudi-crttou
ard hat, e ratio with wake ness usrvous1f
pa-uI cauuisuauc.. evil forbodmcs. weak back, &C.
Tbs Irsfs ration . compound Of Cubebs. iurine-
Y, rIie. Buchu Pipsisst 'v.y and M4iics. Ask voUz
Piivs claws If Il r. MT q good Compound. We WA
ab =, Ay - ltcIz.l1-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

AN intelligent old physician having
been called to attend lady who had
stuck a thorn in her foot, and was fright
encd at what she supposed to be symp
toms of lockjaw. put quieius upon her
calculations. if not upon her fears, by
roughly exclaiming,-
MADAME, l have never seen woman
die with the lock jsw."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

ETWe invite attention to the new
advertisement of Mr.. B, /. Prichard,
to be found in to-days issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
SON

g There's beauty in thy every glance,
And music in thy trembling tones
But sweeter far would be one sigh,
If bgeatLa4 for poor Pea famine Jones
LEAKE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
CROPS In TIE SoUrH.

We-present below some selections bear
Eingupun the all-important subject of the
forthcoming crops in the South
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The following from the Sumpter Watch
man:
The work and prospects of our plan
ters have recently been seriously interior
ed with by heavy rains, succeeded BY Sc
we're winds. The young corn and planted
and sprouting cotton have been much in
jared by the former, whilst the latter has
necessitated log-roling and fence making
the second time forthe season. Notwith.
standing these difficulties, our planters
are applying themselves with diligence
which must secure at least measurable
success. TIE freedmen, too as general
thing, are working with zeal and earn.
estness exceeding the expectations of our
people az the beginning of the year.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh Progress. Ct the lat inst.
says:
The wheat crop Of the Stale is said to
be very promising. The farmers are
planting large crops of corn and cotton.
VIRGINIA.
The Winchester Va, Times says:
The late rains have so improved the
wheat crop that there is every prospect
of there being a much larger yield than
was anticipated fortnight since. Fields
that looked hopeless at that time now pre-
sent the appearance of an ordinary crop
while the opinion Of farmers generally is
but few Of the past years will exceed the
amour. Of corn that will be Flauted or
raised.
Our Lynchburg and other exchanges
furnish mcst gratifying accounts Of the
wheat and corn crops. According to a
writer in the Richmond Examiner who
says he has been ove> The principal to-
bacco-growing regions of Virginia and
North Carolina, there will be small! and
inferior crop OF tobacco made.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

eE The employees of Boston horse
railway struck recently, because colored
!. IN had been employed 10 the stables.
ing .hsy they would not work with
aicger." So mrch for the poor white
k,sss" Of the Eortb;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

The Mobile Advertiser learns from the
ne:gbborhood Of Montgomery Hill that
gang Of some seventy or eighty men have
formed an unlawful combination there,
which threatens seriously to interfere with
planting interests in that region. 1 seems,
from all accounts, that several planters
in Baldwin and the adjacent counties had
made contracts with freedmen to plant on
shares. This was taken umbrage at by
other parties, who formed themselves in
to the gang spoken Of, AMI are not only
openly threatening personal violence to,
but actually damaging the planters 10 q
very serious extent, by stealing their stock
and destroying their giu-houses, fences,
and maltreating their innocent freed.
men.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

To Inn T. Idncey end Oh others interest,
ed N he Es,o.s II Nin. +. laacey, De
ceqsed
VoU are hereby cited to be aoi person
i ally appear before iAe Honor t.e Pro
bate Court Of M-discn comfy, Sale o.
Mississippi ut = regular term thereof TO be
holden for said eoaniy 1t the courthouse
thereof. on friday next after the 2ud Non
day of Nav next, 20 show eaHse, If any YOU
can, why the final account OF r. \ Phillips.
Executor Of the last viii ard Testament Of
Wm. Z. Yancey, deceased, should not be
allowed and confirmed.
WITNESS the honorable MIBAS
M. COOPER, Ivdge Of the Pro-
Is. bate Court Of Madison County.
Mississippi, the 18th day Of March
A. D. ls66. sBd seal Of said court.
L 4 WAPD. q RI
Arul 70. 1886. eta
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
HE GREAT yoUTHERg PREPARATIONS,
ANELX DECEN rs,

oruE TO SUPPLY that dom nd by Offering these which
may be confidently relied upon by Ply -.sus and
patient il of necessity We remove al secrecy
tura sL4s our Agents with Etcepes and utlor.l ir :
them 10 impair the knowledge to regular prIctis
ns III y-llaIs No genuine Physician viii withhold
medical from Lis brother N the profession and
49, H.ius lE swim, T.. Il Tie same platform.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
Executors sale.

DY VIRTUE Of a decree Of the Probate
ID Court ct Madison county, Nissi. siPrI,
made "a l2th ,.ay of April 1866 the under
signed as executor Of the last viii OF benz
Chamuers, viii sell at public ycud-e, TO Tie
highest bidder. for cash, on
Monday, r4th day of May 1856,
the lot and residence in Canton, iU se.t y1Hu.
". owned and occupied by said Benjamin
Chambers in his lifetime, situated between
the residences OF Gen T. Z Topper and Mrs.
Mary Henry. Also, north half OF west bait Of
southeast quarter section :, township Q.
range 9 east. less fifteen acres off the sJa,H-
east part thereof
sale to ta-e place at The courthouse door
In Caut-n.
WILLIAM z TAYLOb.
April H. ls06. eSf~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

B
Be it remembered that heretofore to-
1et: on the 1871 dag Of April, 4.
.. 1866, the flH0pi'Ig orde,' iros
entered apoa he minute, Of the
Chaacsry Coart Of MADISON county,
state cf Mississippi t2-tsit
JOINS W MILLER
RrpANSAH Miller.
ON opening comp'ainants bi!l in this
- case, il appearing 10 The satisfaction
Of the Court that the said Rubaunah Mil
Ter, party defendant is a non-resiient of
Tie ; ate, It is hereby ordered. atyadged
and decrsed. that publication be made in
the American Citizen" a newspaper
published il the "iiy of Canton, county Of
Madison, State Of Mississippi. Tor -four
consecutive weeks. reqUiriHg her 10 ap~
pear before the Chancery Cour, Of Madi-
son county. to b. held al Canton, Ii,sis.
,i?pi. at a special Term thereof. 90 The
1t Monday il July. a. D 1865. to
plead, answer or dem1r 10 the matters
md things contained il said t;l or else,
they will be taaan a confessed against
he said Rghanrah Miller. party defend
ant. ant . decree entered sccorjisgly.
III STATE q .N,s issippi. A1dison county
|, JoHS DAwsos. Clerk Of the Circuit
and Chancery courts Of said codniy. do
- certify hat the above and lore.
going is truly copied irom the
lL,S.S minutes Of said court in the
above stated cause Given un-
- der my hand aud seal Of Office
a: Canton, this April &c 1866
JOHN DAWSON, Clerk.
AtT ss-4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

bacco-growing regions of Virginia and
North Carolina, there will be small! and
inferior crop OF tobacco made.
GEORGIA.
A correspondent Of the Savannah Re.
publican, writing from Screven chunty.
under date of the 29th ult., over the sig
nature Of ~ Planter" says:
AS far as | can hear, there is a howl
for cotton seed-planters are in despair.
Every man has planted his crop, and has
been waiting Tor the seed to come up, un-
I'll now, near the list Of May, It is de
monstrated that cotton seed which has
been in the lint uaSinasd eny length Of
time, will not geTminate, or If 1t dues the
plant will die. Planters have all flushed
planting. and to their surprise find that
they will not have any cotton to come up
Their condition is deplorabe indeed. No
more seed is to be bad unless It can be
purchased from other States.
A correspondent, writing from Griffin.
says.
We have taken some rides into the
country, and from personal observation
predict the best crop of wheat this year
that has been made in ten years. We
shall not be surprised to see $4,000 to
10000 bushels Of wheat sold in the
usonths Of July and August.
4 correspondent Of the Atlanta New
Era, writing from Dalton, 28,h ult.,
says:
In the course OF two weeks past have
seen and conversed with many gentlemen
from different parts Of this and Murray
counties, and feel quite sure that not
more than two-thirds of the usual wheat
crop will be made in the two counties.
ALABAMA.
The Eufaula NEWS says:
The crops in this section are looking
remarkably well, and already we have
enjoyed quite variety Of garden vegeta-
bles. The freedmen are conducting them
selves, as general thing. in highly
creditsble manner, and we now be-
gin to think they appreciate their position.
aud will labor faithfully under the con
tracts thay have made
TENNESSEE.
The Nashville GAZETTE of the 81 inst.
says:
We learned yesterday from an old resi-
dent of Rutherford county. that the cut
worm is committing great ravages on the
cotton crop in his section. The plant is
destroyed Immediately on its appearance
above ground. A gentleman from Co
lumbia gives similar report from Maui
ry county. We have already adSerted
to the raysges Of this insect in Giles.
The Lincoln News of the 2G!h ult
contains the following:
The crops in our country are growing
well, and promise fair yield. Intelli-
gent farmers estimate the yield of wheat
at from one>lhiad 10 one-half crop.
Oats and corn are looking remarkably
well. No cotton up yet. .-.
FLORIDA.
The Gainesville New ERA says:
We hear very many complaints about
the stand Of cotton. 1t appears that the
fault is greatly in the seed, most Of which
is old. We hope, however. that the re-
cent rains will produce an agreeable
change. --.--.-'...-...---.. !
The COURIER or THE TEcHE says Of the
prospects in the Parish of ST. Marin
ST. MARrIx-We gather from CONVEX
saiious we had with planters from several
portions Of this Parish. that the prospects
Of good crop are not so bright as was to
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NOTICE.

[ Ii. PERSONS indebted to W J. Ken
~ dali must come forward promptly and
make satisfactory settlements, or be will
be compelled, however reluctantly, 10 SELF
deisace to put them in suit
Jan Is ls66-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12
FLORIDA.
The Gainesville New ERA says:

The Gainesville New ERA says:
We hear very many complaints about
the stand of cotton. 1t appears that the
fault is greatly in the seed. most Of which
is old. We hope, however. that the re-
cent rains will produce an agreeable
change. -...-..' -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-13

nny a Y!.--AGENTS WANTED no
HIH sel a new snd wonderful SEWING MACHINB
se osin ohesn one licensed. Address SHAW Il CLARK
elddatosd Maiz. oeptep'oef 10
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~. York Advertisements.
EARDNRR. DEXTER Il CO.,

r,opM1sa1oN MERCHANTS FOE THE BALE y,
1nTToN, No, 11o oPRARI.srREET, New York-ss
sr National American Exchange !. Bsn1; N9 1a
FRANKLIN. STREET, Boston-heier to NaaohAa hs.7
M Commerce National Revere Bank.
Having ample means for advances business
,aailtanoe Of twenty-five years with Eastern spnsas
Ind oonAnng themselves strictly to Commission "a
noss without operating on their own account fes2o'
ulA' '01''4' ). i. ABBOTT l. co., Agents In MobEe
q, e. DEXTER, Agentin Columbus Us.
October 2B - lSt
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SHOW
OLIVER g. Co.,
No. 45 Liberty Street, New York City.

r EATHER AND RUBBER BETTING, PACKING,
IL HOSE, MACHINERY, AND MANUFAOTUREHs
oak Tanned Leather Betting, vulcanzed Rubber Belt.
inq, Patent Stitched Rubber Belting Patent Oom6na:
ton Belting Yulcanized Rubber Hose Leather Hose.
Grenoble Hose, Hemp and Cotton Hose, Leather and
Rubber Section Hose, Lace Leather Roller Cover
Leather, Mixed Rubber Packing, Gum Packing, Pure
Rubber Packing, Cotton Packing, Cotton Waste, Bob
bns and shuttles Force Pumps Fan Blowers, Turbine
water Wheels Saw Mills, Steam Engines. and Manufac
turer's Supplies, in general ..z.,5-o...u
August 28 tutns amos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-13

MANHOOD AND THE vfGOH Of YOUgs.
Iva restored In four weeks, by DR.. RIO0RD's sls
sENOE OF LIFE pr. Ricord lof Parts after yes1h
ssrnest solicitation has st length acceded to be sarnsa
tequesta the American public and appointed q Agst
In New York for the sale Of his valued and
Essence Of Ldfe. This wonderful agent VIII seaso
manhood to the most shattered consttutione Waea
oauBes The time required to cure the moat nve.eas ~
tructons which very spe failure ID ~, I'm .
to marry as It's effect It Is w.,
by the medical press bo tho greatent es
made It's developing n a1e sdsnss oysrnoT si
~ uvoc Dr. Rlcords Of Life ts sold u
ssses With i natrucsons TOR use st 3d. OF oas quan
es In one or and will be cent to sny pa5 e
| pacxeos WI '''00.p' y PHILIP ROLhNTt
" =..-.. LEE ao. n EAns.ry.atzeet. Kew 9o1l
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,


1oo. not fail to euro Gonorrhea, elect and all MI.
coils Discharges in Male or Female, curing recens n
cases IN from one to three days. and is especially
Whites fn Females. The two medicines used IN
continuation will not fail to remove this dsagrH,eaoo
comnlaint and in those cases where othcr medicines
@hava been used without success
r5.ss hsgssy Esssss 0a' Bottle s. Three Bottles s
Tbo Cherokee Cure,"t" Remedy" and uIn5ec.
,nn'' are to bo found.in oil well regulated drug
: eforss md aro recommended By physicians il ana
dmrsists al over the world for their intrinsic worm
some unpinspe5d d. dsSs ssns ,Gesg sed
, ,rSrth]ass oompounds,-in order to make money
TN macs Of these Be not deceluea. II the drug
rists viii not buy them for y wrlts to u.s. anu mS w
send you by s sseM1Tey M dgeses psesfa 10
sod to- recciye full md explicit statements from
those who have failed to feceiyo relief horetooro.
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