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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

THE PHu. SHERIDAN. : Yesterday
about noon the new and elegant side
wheel steamer Phil. Sheridan made her
first trip to this city and landed at the
foot of Monroe street. The old hab't"es
of the wharf We're posted as to her arri-
val, bat the citizens generally were made
thoroughly acquainted with the fact
tbrorob the fundamentally of six
norrder. with which national salute
was fred as the boat rounded the bend
at Detwiller's Mills, by Captain Jim
Holmes, who is as much at home as a
steamboatman as he was in the field du-
ring the late war, and is we'll and favor
ably known in both capacities A large
crowd soon gathered to inspect the new
boat, the result of Wheeling enterprise
and capital and the first OF line of
steamboats, that bids fair to surpass the
glories of the old Union line. Prominent
among the citizens we noticed one of the
owners-the irrepressible Battelle-one
of our live.young men who can't, by the
way, be kept down under any circum-
stances he is always up to something that
will advance the interests of the city and
you can't stop him The Phil. Sheridan
is by far one of the finest boats we have
seen at the landing for years. She Is
owned by the Parkersburg Packet Com.
pany, and, owing to the press OF business
at our own boat-yard, was built at Gin,
cinnati She is certainly a credit to the
mechanical skill of her builders. Capt.
Charley Muhleman, an old Wheeling
man, gives his orders from the hurricane
deck. Chris. Young does the useful
and ornamental in the office. We
have not space for a more extended no
tice of the Sheridan, but would advise
our readers if they want to Sc boat as
is boat to visit her to-day. She leaves
this evening, and it is extremely doubt
ful if the celebrated trip of the her great
namesake down the Shenandoah valley
will at all compare with the trip she will
make to Cincinnati Thos T. Cocayne's
string band will accompany the excur'
sionists from here to Cincinnati and
lively time may be anticipated.
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WooL.--A Washington, Pa, paper,
speaking of the wool market of that
county, says.
For the last few weeks the wool trade
has been rather brisk with us, and at the
present time there is but a small portion
of the crop still remaining unsold, A
few still stand out, and are holding one,
two, and in some instances, three years
clips in the hope of obtaining better pri'
ces. The sales recently made have been
at from fifty to sixty FIVE cents according
to quality"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

Doors AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. --Messrs. Blonde and Bachman,
at No. LOT Main street, corner of. Sprigg
alley, would sspectfully inform the pub
lie that they have in store large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, TO which they
are constantly receiving additions, which,
for durability, style and elegance, is uu-
surpassed in the city, Country mer-
chants, and all others, will do well to
give us a call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

Cu&NEypAgIF ESTERPRIsE Among
,re colored residents III this city and vi
entity there are q great many members
cftle African VI. t Church They pave
been attending religious service at the
various white churches in the city, until
they wcrc recently organized into one
congregation anu obtained the use of
one eli the rooms in tue Court House as
a7emporary place Of worship A more
ment Is now on loot for the purchase or
erection Of a suitable building for their
use. Not being able tc raise ali Of the
necessary fund themselves they appeal
20 our Write Citizens for tie aid which
we trust will b literally accorded. The
enterprise s = Gerry wc- worthy Of
success. Dr. T. Il Logan viii receive
subscript;ors from taoso who are willing
70 contribute to the cause.
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On A STRIRE. "A circular was received
il this city yesterday addressed to the
mechanics of the city, setting forth that
the machinists of Baltimore are upon a
strike, and assigning reasons for the
same 1t appears that the workmen in
that city are not paid for overwork, and
that is the principal reason for the pres
ent strike
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

AS this is the season for oysters, and
as many persons are having and giving
oyster suppers, we will state that the
largest, sweetest and freshest oysters in
the city can be found at the boat store of
Messrs. Booth, Battle & Co, corner Mon
roe and Water streets. For sale by can,
half can or case
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

DEATH or TIFF KINc Oh PAiS,"-Dr
Mcbride, the King of Pain, ' who held
forth in this city last summer, vending
medicine With innumerable virtues, Of
which he sold large quantities,was shot a
few days since in Memphis, by a gambler
and died shortly afterwards. McB ride
acquired considerable wealth by the sale
of his medicines, aud but for an uncon-
trorable passion for fighting the
.:Ser, might have settled down COM
fortabl5 in life With handsome sum of
mone7 Eot long since We published an
article giving IN account Of his misfor
,uue in a gambling saloon il Cairo, in
losing u -V0. and it seems he soon after
xot into I iincult7 which cost him his
lie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

The SILL author;1inE tie city of
Wheeling TO levy and collect license
from insurance companies doing business
IN this city was passed by tie House Of
Delegates yesterday
The Till authorizing the employment
of counsel, at the expense Of the county
to defend superintendent of elections
who raay be sued for damages for reject
ing the votes of persons Who decline
tak;ng the odious test oath vas alSo
passed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

SERENADE We return thanks for the
handsome serenade given the REGISTER
Office last evening by the excellent mu-
steal corps of the steamer Phil. Sheridan
such sweet strains it has not been Our
fortune to hear for some time
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
Fancy Dress Goods

Black and fancy silks cheap Broche poplns.
Chene poplins, Raubaix poplin, Plain poplin,
Shepherds plaids all wool KnickerbOcker Win.
ceys, high colored all WOOL plaids and checks,
oriental plaids, Persian twills, black and white
mohair, black alpaoas, colored alpacas, figured
mohairs, brocade mohairs, black figured al.
pacas, Empress cloths of all colors figures and
stripes,
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witne.as
In presence o

The matter vas fully discussed in the
Chamber Of Commerce few days ago,
and a committee vas appointed to de-
wise some means Of re1uedying the evil.
We understand that in pursuance OF
their resolution Colonel wilkinson,
chairman of the committee, has gone to
Baltimore TO confer with Mr. Garrett and
the Directors of the B s. o. Railroad
company 20 ascertain whether the COM
PAM will not Voluntarily rescind the
odious order. Should he fail of success
IN his application to the company, the
Legislature Of this State will be appealed
10 to protect the Interests ofour citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

FACTs.--Why Bookings Unriyaled
Baking Powder should be used in prefer
ence to all other lst, 1t will not lose it's
strength by age. ID, You can use bad
Hour as we'll as good. Try it. Ask tor
the UnyTrdled"
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1866. IMPORTANT 1866,
To Families md Hotels

ri'GsE CHEAPEsT sTFFIiEs.-
i Encouraged by the past liberal patronage
have determined TO connect With my business
q arst.class FAMILY GROCERY STORE. and
nssraliv kept and OF the best I hope to receive
a fair portion of the patronage OF the public
generally and would here call their attention
70 q few of the standard articles at the follow.
ing low prices Finest Gunpowdet Tea leheice}
> 20 per II: Finest Young Tyson lea 81 : per
fast Coffee sc Best Black Tea (very NICE s. 0G'
Best Rio Coffee $685. very choice snS. s {Sv sa
Sc Rice Carolina5 l2ic; Pickles, Catsups,
Peaches in Syrups and Brandy ,oysteTs, both
Cove and Spiced; and all KINDS OF German
Goods imported b. myself, embracing Turkish
frunes, German Cherries, Ientels Split feas,
Oat Meal Canadian Peas, Holland Herring La
oTador Herring, Sardines Salad Oil Sc, &c,
IS Wen as many other articles too numerous to
mention. Having bought Tor gold, am deter
mlneo 70 sen low. and invite all TO call and e1-
anime my goods. All articles sold at this store
will be delivered 10 any part OF tie city free of
| charge. s HORKHEIMER
| ianl1-Sn No. lie Market Square
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK
OF THE
Choicest Goods to be Found in
L-- America,

and at full 25 per cent less than those hay
ing bought their goods several weeks ago. We,
therefore, take great pleasure in being able to
inform our wholesale and retail customers and
friends, and the public in general, and the La
dies in particular, that We now have the largest
and by far the cheapest stock of dry goods in
Wheeling. An early examination and YOU will be
agreeably surprised at the extensive stock, and
the lowest prices since the war. We will only
enumerate few items of our stock, as follows;
Good iMadder colored prints at 25c; Yard wide
English chintzes, 40c; Black and white Delaines,
SOC; High colored fancy Delanes, SEE Rleached
and brown muslins, 25c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

POLICE COURT In this Court yester-
day, John Kane, for disorderly conduct,
was fined ten dollars and costs, and FL
len Cartwright, for selling liquor on
was fined like amount
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French Merinos

In white orange light blue Magenta, aud beau,
tiful dark grounds with bright figures. and all
the other colors and shades in plain goods. Black
and fancy thibet cloths, and Coburgs, printed
cashmeres, bombazines silk striped and check
valences, melanges black grapes, fancy and
mourning prints plain, all wool. Delaines OF all
shades aid qualities from So TO 75c
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In con sideration Of the Baltimore &
Ohio r R, Co transporting property, as
described from Station to -- Station.
tie same being consigned to -, 1
ieTsby release yaid Company and each and
every other company over whose lines
said goods may pass to their destination,
from any and all damage that may 0c-
cur to said goods from leakage and de-
cay. cha6ug or breakage, damage by HE
while in transit or at stations, loss or
damage from the effects of heat or cold,
or from any other cause not arising from
the gross negligence Of the said Compa-
ny, Companies, its or their of11cers OF
SCENTS. And further guarantee to SAID
company or companies, that any or all
freights or any necessary charges that
may accrue as provided by tariffs OF said
road or roads shall be paid by the con
signee within twenty-four hours after
arrival of said goods at destination and
if said charges are not SO paid, the com
pany holding said goods may send them
10 ware hoase or sell them for charges
Without further Tesourse to me
IN presence of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
WHEELING
Commercial COLLEGE,
WHEELING, WEST VA.

n - =
u LY Teacher of Peumanship IN Rohrer Com
mercial College Saint Louis No. and OF Duhs
Mercantile College OF Pittsburgh, Pa ana late Gl
the Ohio State Normal School, and j. CkEASE1
of This city have opened tirst.class CONNER
cial School i'll HornbTOOkS Building, on Main
street in the room formerly occupied by iToI
l. L. HITCHCOCK directly opposite u
Nichol s. Brothers, where they are prepared
to.piye instruction in Single and Double Entry
Book keeping Plain and Business Penmansldp
Card Writing, Commercial Calculation, Arith
metic Commercial Law, Commercial COrrespon
dence Political Economy English Grammar
Analysis of the English Language and IN Thee
~ and Practice of Teaching.
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is 10 prepare Young Men for the Counting
House, or for actual Business life.
The CITY OF Wheeling, from its location, being
situated in the valley OF the Ohio, and III the
midst on rich and fertile district, being easy OF
access both by river and railroad and being un.
surpassed in the number and extent OF its man
ufactories offers advantages equal to any city
in the United States to those IN search Of a good
business education, with 4 fair prospect OF OBJ
tanning good situations.
Eminent Lecturers will be secured TO deliver
lectures on the various branches pertaining to
good business education throughout the entire
course.
For terms, or any par ticulaTs, enquire at the
College. or address Mitchell s. Creasey, Wheel
ing ". Va Yours,
JAMES a. MITCHELL,
JOSIAH CREASEY.
Parties unknown to us will please refer 70 any
Of the following named persons
Prof EDWIN REGAL MCNEELEI Normal
School Hopedalo, Ohio.
p. DUFF & son. Duf's College, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Prof. d. r. SILLIBRIDGE Bryant & STRAIT
toms Commercial College Springfield Illinois.
Rev. BENJAMIN MITCHELL, Mount Pleas
Prof l. I. HITCHCOCK formerly Of West
Virginia Business School.
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD Wheeling Va.
GEO. ". SMITH & co, DO do
II DARLINGTON & co. do DO
ianll.dST
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p. E. ZINN.

rRvfTERER &sCONFRCTISS.
+ Err. Bridge Corner, Wheeling ". Va
wholesale and retail dealer In Foreign Fruits
Nuts and Cigars and msnnlao'arer OF Refined
Wedding ana other parties furnished on saort
notice and accommodating teFsns ssp"
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Dissolution,

TOFORE existing between NJ Z. LEIGH
and THOMAS HUGHES under the iii IL name
of M & Leech was dissolved on the 9Th inst,
bv mutual consent Those having claims against
the late firm will present them for settlement
and those indebted are requested to make mme'
date payment A collector viii call on those
whose accounts are due.
m g. LEIGH
THOMAS HUGHES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

THE Skating Park" will be opened
this evening at six o'clock, weather per-
hitting, The grand carnival will take
place according to programme published
Tuesday, 22nd.
Music and fire works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

THOMAS HUGHES Will continue the MeI.
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
ing Business at the Old Stand No. 81, corner
Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling Oct. t. lSG@. Dci-N IL T.
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Joseph TOLIVAR,

ETAIL DEALER IN HATS AND
IL, caps No 5 Washington Hall. Wheeling,
Va Keeps constantly on band fal an, ana
curn piete assortment OF everything IN bus nne
I'd; Ga win be sold OF st tse lowest MAJ rates
sc GO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27

TIE RELEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time
ogo the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company directed its agent at this place
10 ship no goods over the road unless the
consignor would first sign an article re-
leasing the company from all response
r,lity for the safety of the goods in tran
1T. except in case of damage resulting
from the gross negligence" of the COM
many or its employees That our readers
NAV see how stringent the required ar,
-,cle OF release is, ana how severe q
rl,y, tits 10 the interests of merchants
ana the prosperity of the city, we copy
t below in fuil
IStampl
BALTIMORE x ONO r r. Co I
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To the Public,
na II A. HEElHE RETEfRNS 70

Mrs, N. q, EEEtH ht NNS u
NI the public her most cordial thanks Tor tle
Ger liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
her during tie 2s years sue has been engaged
N the CIofhinr Business in tbs city he new
firm o. NJ 6 LceCh & CO respectfully solicit anu
7TiU strive tumeTt. At tL6.T new place Of 6ps.'
ness q continuance OF the patronage heretofore
enjoyed. VI 9 LEECh q 70
10. li1 hAlH StIcCl.
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Fur Department

Particular attention has been given to this stock
and do not hesitate in saying that we have the
largest in the city, rangingfrorn siO TO stopper
set.
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eRtRADiNE AND LACE Wells.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

to make quick sales
We rsturn our sincere thanEs TO our friends
~ cnstnroers for past fsTors, ami Oy close at
sent;on. increased facilities and low prices. hope
- merit an increased amount of patronage.
Srr motto shall be: :IrT to please
Yery Respectfully
n,vs-dxv-6u
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Station,

iuipl
BALTIMORE 4 ONO r. r. Co I
- Station. -, lS6G.
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bered, shouting wildly as they went An accident
Of sad nature, and which threw damper on the
hitherto successful performance Of the day occurred One
Of the numher in his anxiety 10 get over the renee
threw his piece forward ana the bayonSt coming IN con
tract with thu back OF Corporal Samuel Young,
o. ,os inflicted psn'qa The poog fellow
fen to the ground and bled proinsely from the
lungs ere the surgeon arrived. Dr. Woodruff OF the
Twenty second was however, shortly on the spot and
found that the bayonet had penetrated the posteror
lower lobe OF the left lung Mr. Young resides at NO 10
West Twentieth street. and has served in the Ninety
third regiment New York Volunteers He was mme
datey furnished every possible AID and proper means
wero provided for his safe removal "a his house.
The brigade was shortly after dismissed for the day,
and taking the cars which In readiness repaired
70 ferries, and thence TO this city
1t is Understood that private Schwzer Of company G.
Eleventh regiment also slightly wounded BY blank
cartridge which entered his the elbow, nhict-
ing painful wound
with the exception OF these two accidents nothing &C.
CURED to the harmony Of the day and the officers
OF the Fourth Brigade National Guard may we'll feel
proud OF the Of their field day, which the
first that has taken place this year. The Twenty
made splendid appearance, ~ also did the Sixtynnth
Quite number Of spectators OF both sexes were present
during the day. ifl tt WV
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OLD EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT sPEcrAcLEs.
" doctor medicine Pamphlet mailed free. Address
B. y. FOOTE, ". D, Ll0 Broadway. New York
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.


Field Day OF the Fourth Brigade NJ East
New Y0rk-The Movements Exec ted
srh. zo-.v.s an en-. ch.rv.-r~~o NJ
Thursday was the appointed time for the Fourth
h,,,a. N.,or., cna,a pra.a,o- c.r.r., ,oya A.n,,
', ~s'. - 49, 80" .s"s' ..,s n'p'I
WALL commanding 10 hold thcr annual neid DAY; &C
cordiugly the several regiments of that brigade assem-
n,.a a, no,r rosr.cvs arro,ss m an o.r,v hos, a., an.
-. =, :. -, -, !.
morning, ana, neaoeo oy oahus Oh music, marched
through our streets the different ferries over
,v,, oh had ha,n rroyiaad ro, than. m.
reaching Broorvn long trans on horsc wcr IN
,s ,,s, ,.n,c, ,,a, s,as 1880. r. r., ", Va,
are s' s.nncsn,ad na,ads crornd e' ''' ~'' ''" ~'
"a ,nai,s atclocr a.. soi,o,,,o ,.c,n.r,. ,v... nm
IN. .rounde ro"rh regiment fur hnndred ,ren CT
or.i uar,aan n HAN. rsrn,n,h raasn,.n, 49, 49,
Srsd ana nSv man Ia,osansns cocse, ~, "1S nun
sssonS sarr,sar, a.. hardro. ,nc. Ta,an. r.,.n Z
Gov. s,xivrin,h rer man, shrcc hunarod rrar rafr.
NJ r McMahon. N,nety.ff reeiment two hundred
s.d. sIons two thousana .,rong Tn. dav vss ,s,,d
90 ri..s.r ana ,ras va sr,af To- 49,. .rd,,c.. 49,"
c,sas ~ ths school Of the battalion ana sr,raSe
~ht.h shav ,rere carnclisd 10 urslorro s 'e
a, a,s y,,cIsrt The lima ws. sas,n.d and co,o,ss
Hi ssSnn,ng ,emno,.rv commend ~ senIcr cnsnas
The revimeots wheeled INTO Column bv comnany ,hs
Tonr,S having The rIsbt ana in tint ora.r ,sssna IN
,evi.- hsrore Cenersi Isninwa,I ana s,ac IT,
rn..ch,., was excelIenf and NTH xaw a.
cens,onss tbe distance vas siriv observed no az.
ro,npanies After the review the line again formed
sna lie ,,creraI tool command M The hrgsda sIna
.mr v Sv,s,on n, ars, dlvson risht ,n frnn, 80
,bc a., nr ~ gen and was execnted IN n,onn, and
vbccn" distance n first division Of th,r ho,.,,on
ras sr,o,,,ed. M The line Wa ih.n as.anc.d h., c,,
oyier Having bccn propcrlv dressed the comnanS
,by the right OF companies 10 rear into column was
movcments were Con fourth division NH ba,,si,on
close en- masse cnance direction nv ,nssec sbv hs
talon en- mas face 10 Tho left depIoy ana then Inc
order forward, second battalion Of direction was
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BRITISH FINANCE.
The National Debt.
MR.. oi'1 nsrosE's PLAN ros rrs REDUCTION.

u
From the London Times, May71
There me excuse for the prevailing sceptcism
% The nees sity and the efficacy of Mr. Gladstone 3
scheme for 'he reduction Of the national debt The
Chancellor 90 he ENchoqucr had moOted the question
before and az We shall presently show had adopted the
very plan IN now recommends. but tho fcrvOr with
which he enforesd Thursday the duty Of paving
OF obliga,loas new. and men are apt 10 dis.
trust fsese snd'en conversions. II all that Mr.
Gladstone said wa true, how they AK that no
mpfcsses II spon for the nrst time Great nar,.
Gers have before Dcw been msed and Mr. Pit himself
In his zca for a1cs nplishng the object at which Mr.
Gladstone row aims was sedsccd into adopting at the
suggestion ~ Ut Prize, the eypedpi OF borrow
ing money at high ra&< OF interest ray OF debts con
tralted on easier terns Where Mr. PIT erred Mr. Glad
stone may err and tbs much at least is certain that
something canpz be get ort OF nothur Agan they
add, mans manner be,rays his thoughts more
clearly than Mr. otadstops's and there was something
In his tone on Thvreday--s sort " forced earns as-
which implied iursny suspicion on his psr thai bis
alarms might be unforndci 4, seemed he not
unite surs that some ht oensderat had not be- ~
overlooked which mgfH yitsate the argument drawn
from The probable exhaustion OF our coal fields aud
lastly AZ the cause for alarm be 20 real a. u was made 10
Appear, ought as Mr. enley sad 70 do great deal
more than the Chancellor OF the Exchcquer proposed
N ce are 10 Dc ,pscd sadu MT sxapc or dom Nv re-
ducing annual chdrgs " niaD~ and adg
II Ia not necessary 90 stake the adoption OF Mr "ad
stones plan for the conversion Of permanent into tor
nable obligations upon the perfect tstworthincss OF
he spcculaons coal II Is olcraby certain that he
has exagg rated The rate which the exhaustion OF our
that the consumption wiz continue 70 increase IN is
present rate o seoe,roal progresson but on the other
hand, II quite conceivable that some readtev means
OF getting ct the heatpower OF coal may be d@0vercd
entirely destroying local advantages ~ mannfac-
turing nstlon- Ihs Hpe p9ins however, 70 ~ eo!.e
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