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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
0UR FEEeHBORs.


Knox CoUNTx.-The Probate Judge Of
Knox county issued twenty-five marriage
licenses during the month Of June.
The following is an extract from the pro
ceedings of the Knox County Wool Grow
ers' Association, held on the eth inst:
The subject of the sale Of wool, prices
&c, was discussed at some length and
with much interest. Tt appeared that
nearly all the wool Of Knox county was
sold, only a few heavy lots remaining
The prices paid ranging from 90 to go cents
per pound. The old complaint appeared
that the wool buyers viii not make the
proper discrimination, but pay about the
same for ordinary wool as for lots that are
carefully prepared. There IS yet no IN
der. The subject Of foot rot was discuss
ed, and the various remedies described
Mr. BOudinOt thought the disease was IN
in the blood, bubthe opinion of others was
that il was local disease which was com
municated by contact, and was made
worse by low wet pasture lands.
The Mt. Vernon Republican says; The
storm on the morning of the 4th assumed
the violence of a WhirIWind in Rutler
township. We learn that on tie farm OF
Moses Phillips it literally tore up by the
roots twenty apple trees His corn for a
few rods in width was swept from the sur
face. The whirIwind passed within few
rods of the house and barn, but they es-
capped. Horace Griffin had the roof blown
from his barn, and other damage to his
farm.
We learn that our distinguished fellow
citizen, Gov. Kirk, is expected home IN
few davs. He viii meet with cordial
welcome by old neighbOrs and friends
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

LICKING COUNTY.-The Newark Auleri-
can says: The Board of County Commits
sioners joins the Madison Township Farm
ers' Club in the call for a public meeting
of the citizens of Licking county, at New
ark, July 28th, for an expression on the
subject of procuring the location of the
State Agricultural College, in this county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain,
sPIactice, lndulged in when alone, a habit frfs
school, the effects ofTwhich are niphtiv EaIt
sven Wnen asleep and, tfnOt cured, RENDER
and body, should apply immediSteiV' -4'1AN
what pity that Q young man. the hone nj
MS country the pride of his parents shonid IIa
q llle 6y the consequence of deviafire NOM
Lne PAIN OF nature, and 1ndnlgfnR IA q certain
secIeI nablt. such persons must, before con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03
NV An1urA,cr cirnrnA1.-Cnlnn

, INV ADJUEANT GENRRAL.-COlonel
George W. Brown, who has been Quar-
termRster General of West Virginia
since September 1853, has been appoint
ed Adjutant General Of the State, to I'LL
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Gen. F. p. Peirpoint. General
Brown is a most estimable gentleman,
every way capable and deserving, and
his many friends will be pleased 70 hear
Of his promotion. 1t Is expected that
the Office of Quartermaster Gem
eral, NOW no longer very necessary,
VIII be abolished by the next LegiBla-
ture: Such functions as yet pertain to
1t will be attached TO the Adjutant Gem
erals office for the present, and that
othcer will have the additional duties
though not the additional pay-it being
in contemplation not to I'LL the vacancy
in the QuartermaSteE Generals Office
until the Legislature shall have had
opportunity Of considering the propri-
ETY. of extinguishIng that office.
We desire In this connection TO notice
acontemptible calumny uttered by one
of the COpperhead orators at the Court
House In this city. short time before
the election, and we are told, paraded
on one Of their banners in the process
sion, viz: That Adjutant General Peir-
point was absent in Massachusetts,
studying law, while holding on to the
OAA4S9 oAAA 0A0WAA5 SuG Vi 1Au@
tutant General of the State. General
PefFpoint Is attending a law school in
Massachusetts, aud has been since
about the middle Of September but he
resigned his commission as Adjutant
General some two weeks before he went
to Harvard, and the office has been
vacant since. We need hardly say
where the man himself Is SO widely
known and so universally esteemed,
that no purer minded nor moro con-
scleptions gentleman lives, than Cen
FranGis II; PierpOint; and West Vir-
ginia may we'll be proud that she has
SO noble a representative within the
classic walls of Harvard. Nor need we
moro than refer 10 his devoted labors
as Adjutant Generalai in the interests of
West Virginia soldiers, in an Office
where he first brought order out of
chaos, and where for years he did more
work with less clerical assistance land
we say this with full knowledge of the
facts, than any other Adjutant General
in the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

THERE have been divers opinions as to
the object of Airing cannon on the hill
on Thursday afternoon. Some of the
Copperheads thought that the RAIDS
were rejoicing over the election VictO.
ries which have followed In such rapid
Succession. The Rebel sheet, af1icted
with the mental hallucInation that they
had gained a great victory in Ohio
county by having their majority Of
about four hundred cut down to
two hundred, ahirms that the
firing was a thank Offering for
the crumb Of comfort from the
rlchtRble OF m9j0rities set by the oppo-
sitiOn. Il now turns out that Ben Smith,
late "White Man, having been missing
for some days, tt was feared that his
body lay soaking in the creek aud the
firing was an invitation from his be-
reaved friends to come mp. After nu-
merOus vain calls had been made, a
meditative individual suggested that
old Ben had busted his gall all over the
State during the late campaign and that
firing. was vain, for burnt powder
wouldn't fetch him. The party came
down the hill lRmepting that the. old
manshould have had on his best clothes.
Such extrayagance would have untitled
him for Governor of an infant State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

BooTHE, BATrRLLR & Co. have
bought out the boat store of AIaier d
Mckinley or more lately Neil & M'Kin-
ley, but not the wharf boat belonging
tosaid firm and are now the agents at
this point for all the regular packets
between Wheeling and. Cincinnati, and
Wheeling and Pittsburgh. They un-
A ito q: they are energetic, prompt
and reliable, and they always endeaVoH
to do the freight business entrusted to
them on terms just and right, both to
the shipper and the carrier. Their boat
store Is a place where the best Of every
thing in the grocery line is to be Lad.
If yon don't believe us, go and see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

How TO SELECT CHOICE FowLs,-
Some one who has been taking notes in
the poultry line, gives the following
directions for selecting fowls that are
young and tender; A young turkey
has smooth leg and soft bill, and II
fresh, the eyes will be bright and the
feet moist. Old turkeys have scaly,
stih feet. Young chickens have ten
bone yields readily 70 the pressure OF
the finger. The best are those that have
yellow legs. The feet and legs of old
fowls look rs ifthey had seen bard SER
vice In the world Young ducks feel
tender under the wing, and the web of
the fowl Is Transparent. The best are
thick and hard on the breast. Young
geese have yellow bills, and the feet are
yellow and supple. The skin may be
easily broken by the head of a pin; fthe
breast Is plump and the fat white. An
old goose 10 unit for the human
stomach, r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

IN you want your name engraved
upon your silver ware and other VAlu-
ables, In the highest style Of the art,
take them TO Iiash's Watch and JeWelrV
Store, near the Grant House. Mr..
Lash showed us some pins made OF
silver Quarters, Dimes and Hair Dimes
handsomest articles Of the kind we ever
saw. For Masonic tokens, Shirt and
Collar Pins there is nothing neater;
they are moro substantial. than gold,
and cost less money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

PafE s6nf5 A;aM.'
arriye) ..... ESQ I"
Oakland........ $40 q
Cumberland. $40 /"
MartinsbuTg..IO:48 /"
Harper's Eer.1l:47 {"
WtncheS t6RDOp 81
larr1ve) $50 Pm,
Wash. Jn'tn.. $40 "
baltimore. $40 "
WaSh'ton C'y SOS "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

A HINT 10 LADIEs.-A cotemporary.
who has evidently been showed into the
mud, and also been In, danger Of having
his eye put out by the tip OF an umbrella
arm, takes revenge In the following
language: Ladies', when two of You
are walking sid0aby side, taking up
every inch ofIthe. cross walk, and the
think of such u thing as for one OF YOU
To step behind the other, SO as to 'aliow
one Of, the lords OF creAtion'' what a
misnnmerll To pass you dFy.shOd, but
always. do as You dld-CroWd him off
into the mud, and keep your umbrellas
bolt upright tOos it's no difference TO
you If he has to hold his at arms length
with yours; aud then It looks so LADY,
llkeiand beeohiing for you 10 assert
your SnpeFiorlty upon every such
OCCASION"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

I'LL ll5vggtB U44FFIOMAh anes IN his once.
1INDORSEAfEETo OF THE PRESS
mentW1thtn the last twenty yeaTs and the
numeTous important nrglc6l Opera lions peT-
formed by, DR.. Johnson Witnessed by the re-
porteB of The Sun and many other papers
notices of which have appeared agRtn and
again before the public, Besides his standing
g 9 gentleman ofcharacter and respouEibility
Is q sufhctent guarantee to the aflcted.
: SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
leoz0-ly3f "A s~rT5 Fssxgl - SIX Il ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

PRoMoTED.-we are gratiied to have
the pleasure of cOngratulating onf
friend, William T.. Singleton, late the
efficient QuRrtermaster of the First
West Virginia Infantry, on his promo
ton to the grade of Major, by bEevet
TO rank as such from the 18th day OF
March, 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

NKxT to judIcious advertising, there
Is nothing to attract custom like an
artistic display of goods, and we ven
t1re the assertion that in this essential
d. NicolI e. Bro, have no superiors,
Their estab lishment, for this particular
Is the admiration not only Of citizens
bat strangers. Their goods are aIWaYs
Of the newest styles, and such is the
splendid system Of their establishment
that their customers receive the prompt
est attention, no one is detained and
every one ts pleased with the courtesy
of the proprietors.
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81 AZ i lFtR s4if. ssfsvtzasp ilt-e s.at,.Is
.osga a Ii f2sdIis - q
t5ais eisls
~ ~ ,essas'lSH e5sE2EiE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

Tn bulge in the walls Of. Mr.. Mem
ders new store Is not 50 serious a mat
ter as was NJ hrst supposed There was
SPRING in the walls was caused by the
tremendous pressure OF the wine cellar
which = being built above It, the arch
of which e an elipae and covered
with about four feet OF pure sand. The
cellar walls have been hog chained and
there Is now no danger OF any further
MendepS rooms are among the finesf
built this season. fsit .t'fsss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

THE Ladies' Fair and Festival. for
the benefit of the ChRpline Street
Sunday School, bids fair to be a grand
success. An active and enthusiastic
corps of ladies have In hand the Dreras
rations which ara of .mRgnificent
scale. The fetreshments, decorations,
music, flowers, 6c.s to say nothing OF
all conspIre TO make &c q most aereea-
BILE occasion to those who are fond of
good things, good company, and Withal
an. opportunity for a, display of lfber-
atty towards.a cause which exerts q
powerful influence in building up so-
ciety on the firm foundation of morality
and religion. ~ = 9 ~ 'I55'2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

RIvRR MATrERs.-There was fifteen
feet water in the channel yesterday
evening. Business on the wharf was
lively, the fair weather having bro
ken up the dizziness of the past week.
The Hudson started out with q first rate
trip. The Logan brought down ire
mendous load Of freight, a part Of
It seemed to have been a lucky day for
all the boats. The steamer HilIman
leaves for Cincinnati this evening at 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

WIZ are sorry to announce the death
of John Jay johnson, at RelIsburR, on
the S0th of October. An extended oblt-
nary notice OF him appears ip,ths Her
aid OF that place. He WINS a man OF
literary requirements, and for many
years was a contributor ofreadable and
instructive articles in prose and verse
to several periodicals and papers,. At
various ttme9 he had held the ONCE OF
", and by reason of his efficient SER
vices won general popularity and es-
TEEN. He was lately elected to the for
mer othce without opposition. The
Herald speaks of him in the highest
termh 80 an enteFpFisine and useful cit-
Ian. Mr.. johnson was aged 81 wears
At the time of his death.
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The Wheeling InteIIigenecrl
The Intelligenlpcerlr'.

Is now, as 1t always has been, THEFRIEND
AND rADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. As through
the Late war It was answering In Its support
Of the cause and the soldiers OF the Republic
the National Admin stfRtion and Freedom,
30 It Will continue to support all measures
questions Of the late rebellion upon a bafs ~
National honog. jtisttee, and an enduring and
Not nasty In it's conclusions, but $.Gst and
GfltoeTe IN IL convictions GBenSati onRlp in
It's spirit, but ETp0refEyg and liberal IN IT. EeB-
S as7H. ~ SIS gl5eiln iniuGq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

TIE WEATHER.-Yeste was a
ttculNrly suggestive OF winter clothing.
The sunshine, tempered by the haEy
autumnNl atmosphere with nothing Of
summers glare, was bright.andi Chaeri
fal; everybody had a CHEEKY look, eve
TybodY seemed pleased with their
neiRh6orsi and there was sense OF
1oyousness expressed in the face OF
every man, WomauS aud child We met
The women and the children thronReCl
the streets dressed In endless variety.
ana yet there was In all the variety 4
strange harmony with the season. ffThe
mellow influence of Autumn pervadetl
everything. May there be many DAYS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

THE superiority of Burnett's extracts
consists In their perfect purity and
great strength. They are warranted
perfectly free from the poisonous oils
sitiOn of many OF the fictitious fruit
fiayors now In the market.
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For Sale.

OFFER MY 3DWELEING HoUsE ON
Matket street, containing eight rooms,
pain room and wash house, with Kitchen
range hot and cold water and gas throuqb-
os9 att9si .R 8s q sHRosEEfHAE.
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Public Sale of - Valuable Farm
!! rear fft1 If ffeSAs.,y Rroeks qaAHsy5l

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS Will sIseT. An
II public auction, on the Prem on
SAEDNESpAY, the SEVENTH al day lofa NO
" hBlRs 1856 the lower on BufiaioI erselr
by lands OF z: Hammond, sAIontgorneFy
walker and Others, Containing abouf 6dl
at;ESsSs q WnlSn about $50 acres are cieared.s8
convenient 70 schools and chuTches and fhe
sou naturally fertile, has been much innproy-
Cd under the mama em6nt of fine liza lprr6ofST5I
etorS having been Occupied sby him a Z,
8nsep IafLn Tor upwards oftbirty years = =
: " VIII ne otiefed asa whole or IN two psfl
GELS 70 suit the Wishes of buyeaa. 'H 20 y
TERME-One-touftho on Isl Of. Aprfl next 81
on receiving possession. and the residue In
Lnree equal yearly payments, with Interest
land. Possession given on LIST April next. 81
sooner, II desired, and the terms Of sale arc
..o4f6is il,-g ,,is 81 z, HAA1aIoND,.as}
oe29-td Exnaof Iesse Edginston, decd.
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A LARGE supply of those excellent singer
Sewing Machines, all complete, for sixty
fve dollars, has just been received at the
examine whether Wishing to purchase or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03

cHAPPED HANDS AND I.rPs and roughnes,
OF theskin are the order OF the day. One o,
two appllcationsO of Camphorated Glycerine
with Arniea, will cure the worst cases, and
an occasional applications win fortify you
against the coolest blasts Of winter. Prepar.
ed and sold by E. Booking, NO. j, Odd Eel
lows Hall i' ~.
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,.srl9gE SaIe.
For Sa1e Ghaar

A SNgGt1R CorpAeh sIrUATi
asquare OF Luken's grocery. confainin ti1ree
Qmee. Sqstolna 4oq5e PgiI1i1s. = 6sisi,v
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1g1LARsDEN,s Y.kToN1C.

. II
Fevers, 5tndnP ox, OF any my Gdtta1ieous Afsc-
tions, will be found invaluable, giving tone
t9the system, and removing an the pros
trating effects incidental to disease. The
uniyeIsal apd popular knoyzleage of the yir-
tues OF TRUE Calisaya Bark requires no ex.
planatton centuries have passed since Its dis
lPoYery, ana It is now sogri Is the fbese
febrifuge which bountiful nature has favored
us with. Science has discovered many
methods of extracting It's virtues, and redac-
Ing, to small bulk, the active principles Of
the Bark, viz, Quinine, Cth6honine, ETC.. an
OF which are invaluable as medical agents
1he great want OF aKniffi and fiSF1le tonic
N cases Of Debility, Night SWeats Scrofula
Dyspepsia, LOS OF Appetite and other disea!
seS incidental to "a MED SvfStfII1 ISas
INDUCED me 70 present this to the medfcaInro-
1easlqn ana sufferers as the most Felf able safe
ano ertuIA tQEld that can be prepaTeIj
COMBINING. as 1t does, all the active princil
lngredte Wl1Ieli fei1de fiie iCii16f
q renedY tor0a thahhoyR Glise y II 1iSzfc5 =
fFepaFeql pYdG. vs. AdaEllall, lBI,Efoad
HneW 3, otlEs ant ofnra sale Thy all5Drae I.
~. n. Logan d Co. and Logan, List q Co,
Mhole8Ale a gents ~ w.
:. sod a!So BY u. Booking, Odd Fellow, Han:
Y. ID. odhartB END 4ofi Stone Bridge; MGEiin'
Bros:S corner Market and TlGOnf4e SEa9Gs ST
haWnng q Co, No. a M6nFoa 6tfBet. Wh6ais
ne. Il ss.HIangS.1yeoW
.stnsuieIquI La,I13IIfai
,alysa9 asi84aEl ;. bIslg ,stIn5l
,Iesits lis1& II oh
sAF ~ .i,sE.NA1Hs ~
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A WHREI1Ne BOY obr wlsr.Lwe
notice that ]. r. McAGuEray, form.
erly Of healing. has been elected q
Justice OF the Peace out In Arlzonia
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DEAR READER-would You have. your
food set well upon your stomach, your dlges-
ton regular, and no trouble from sick head.
ache, sour stomach, constipation; In short
would you be cured of DyspepSla9 then take
Goes Dyspepsia cure. Itisacsrtain remedy
In All such cases. g..tiF
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Fraah OVnfara.

DooTH, BATTELLE& .ARERECEIV-
ID Ing Fresh Oysters daily. For sale by the
cIse, can and half can ssepl7
mRRELIGTOUs NOTICE..-!Tbere Vim
EES be Baptist Preaching bysNW, n, Nav.
berry In LAbelle Hail, South Wheeling, on
Sunday afternoon at u past o'clock.
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Isl hsisl ~ kssaa 9sfs EnRtrtotg Il siItagf
tau{ y Hss'gEJTq attinfsH 81 - ts4i1ijs
s7clltn9 o. saitrsH5sE sIs btIa ,91fn5io5
-iIJuH5ilE buh F4fl
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10. ~ y ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member OF the Royal Colle,e oe s,,,,,......
london, Graduate one ofthe most erSSnn1sl
SoIlegea In the United States, and the 1reSInS
PnLL0 whose LIE has been spent ia tie no.
sLsS% nefes has etfected some of the mos ~ az
tsoLlSning cures that we've ever known. r1a NJ,
S4SnDleG with ringing in the head and eaSs
" SUDDEN sounds, baShfnlness, with frenneHt
pToAnlnSS attended som tffneS with deranoaS
nentoI mind, were cured immediatelY.
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Gha4nteLElqenter

DRACFTC2E EXPERIENCE know
all about washing clothes. For several
years have cononeted Qpa9 of the largest
public lAundEes In NY; aG present am turn.
Ing out rs pieces daily. have been COM
, PEELED also 70 investigate and test the VRrIOuG
Washing Machines % the day, and can truly
say that the "Union, = sold bSrJ. Ward q Co,
. Cortland street. New York, is the only one
1 have found worth hOuSe-rOom. Two d
them are now and have been for years in con
slant use In my laundry. . '1sf - = -
MARION B. CLARK,
189 Hudson st., New York.
Sold byPRToR BOYD K Co., Wheeling, W
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W.P. SMITH. Master of transportation,
r. 7. DEVRIES
!ulo General Agent Ngheelinr
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WHEEIl IEfIG8I

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Transportation.
BALTIMORE OHI0R r. cioWT
OBFt6E BALT. g OHIb INTIMIDATION \
WHEELms June Is, ISIS.

PASSENGER, TRAINS WILL RUN BY
j ,t The folloWt4g neduleSn and amer June
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4 Seed Wheat

Eln0fBuHH GH0IoE WEsAyIIlPRoaR
rs SINb No. 5sl.s as I
= 30 BUSH No. l Whtte " heat far Rale IN 9 y
. Gepl-tilEW. ..-l..a. -FGEYQa. BOYD. I'm. I.
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salA HH Es
st.1s aa4udt bs.s rieH Q ss'S' s2ai;i
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MARRIAGE.

=. Haired Persons, or Young Men eontep,,,,,s
t1ng m3aftaige, being aware ofPhysicaI WEI,
c 1s1, IDENTITY, Detocmtties, BpeeiiIv
= &c Who places himself underthe careo,D-
lousy con1lde In his honor AZ e
sl1i1 as a physician. sh1-2 upon his
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