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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the mo-,
Remedy in the World for weaEness OF he
Back OF Limbs, Structures, Affection OF me
Kidneys and BLADDER. Involuntary Dtschj,T-
Res, lmPOteney, General Debility. Nervous.
ness, DysPeSiR, LanRuor, Low Spirits, Con-
fusion OF Ideas, Palpltation OF the Hear.
I1miuttyi Trembling. Dimuess OF Sight, or
Gtddinesst DtSsa,e OF the Head, Throat
Nose, or Skin Affections of the Liver IunpS
stomach, or Bowels-those Terrible DfsST.
deFs arising nom Solitary Habits OF Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal 10
their victims than the long Of SyTenS To tie
brilliant hopes or antIcipations, rendaTIIS
marriage &c, ir1pOS5ibia. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

Especially, who il.,ys become the victims o,
habit which annually sweeps 10 an untIu.Iv
grave thousands Of Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents and DrLIiant intellect, who
might otherwise have entTRnced liSteninS
Senators with the thunders Of eloQuencss az
walked to estacy the living Tyre, may cal
with full confidence
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneor'
and Real Estate Agents.
FXECUTORS' SALE OF TIL

EXECUTORS' SALE OF IT VI A T
Il MAGNIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES RlYER,
IN GOOCHL,ND COUNTY, TIL RT Y-Fl "
MILES ABJYE RICHMOED, CALLED BOILING
HALL, CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-OSR ACRES.--As oXoel.
tors of the last will and testament Of Mrs. Jane
skipw it'll, deceased, duly admitted TO probate lH
Goochland County Colrt, we shall sell ~ puDN.
auction on The premises, on TUESDAY the Islh 81
tate loca'ed as above, known az =" Boiling H4t'tl,
con aiming by actual survey 1851 acres, oi when
about 40 acres are James river and creek low
grounds Of superior quality. There are iiJ acrt' ".
cleared high land, including garden, orchard ana
yard, Of excellent quality, and 6Ts acres oi wood
land, some Of which Is heavily timbered.
The buildings on the estate are most ample ti
the gcnteel &C commoiatiOn OF large family ana
TIE dwelling is very comfortable one. The out
buildings are ample and In good order.
The orchard is amongst the best In the county
The James River and Kanawha canal p.ssa'
through this estate, thus afording eXcellahl iA'
cilities for transporting produce 10 market.
This estate 10 justly regarded as one OF the hnr'
on James river, and the low grounds Tor the mos
part very fertile.
Whilst the farm, as whole, is In compact form,
yet, II deemed advisable, IL will be sub divide
Into two or more parcels. Possession given g.
once except IA To portion OF the land, which hl'
been rented ont Cor this year.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at ana
years for bonds bearing interest, secured by
trust deed. The taxes for this year 20 be paid D!
the purchasers. To northern capitalists and other
the foregoing estate offers great attractions, a. Y
Is believed that none more valuable has besl
offered al auction for many years.
e eE5SdE Il Z; g HAMS: Executors.
IL
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Cana torial Extremist Is.

A hatch of senators, as our readers
,nnw have been recently trying the Union
pacific railroad and the Kansas branch
,hereoG and trying the good things which
the specializing projectors OF those e.ea'
.aor,ak;nos had accumulated for their
endowment. These were in profasion pro-
,nrt;onatc TO the earnest desires Of the
.nocn,stors aforesaid to have a continue
,;,n of Government aid to their railroads.
Ara the capacious senator's no doubt in
an,rcd their appetites to the full capacity
or their power of consumption. They be-
came very laxative, and avowed their
sentiments most freely. Good cheer has
different effects on different persons; but
generally DEVELOPS their predominant
traits. The "good -natured man" will be
more cood-natured than ever, and the Ill
naturcd and rude will be more captious
and quarrelsomc than at other times. The
Radicals of course INDUCED their strong
points when most happy. WADE wanted
more equality, became enthusiastically
orrarian. urged a division of property, de-
mandcd that the capitalist should disgorge
- tho ,enniless. and the landowner divide
his acres with the landlesS. lie was hiia-
,;ous and triumphant, and felt that he had
power in proportion to the temporary ex-
element of the occasion.
Mr.. CHANDLER took announcer hhe' put
no was too loyal TO his partisan colleague
70 desert his principles, or fail to propose
something in the line of outrage and &C
onisi,ion. So he was ain favor of Selling
"Canada TO pay the Alabama claims
"against England" This declaration was
" enthusiastically cheered."
To some it may appear singular that
set of men-high dignitaries of State
amidst such scenes as were spread out be-
fore them on the plains, and in view of the
great works of art they went to see, should
not have been inspired with some gene
rous emotions and kindly impulses. Such
differences might be Just to any but ultra
Radicals, with whom the ruling passion is
for power and expansion, for office and
emolument-for making all other people
adopt their views, and Furnishing every
body who differs from them. Good cheer,
instead of modifying their intolerance and
greed, brt increases their malignity and
whetS their appetite.
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New Books.

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This book is based upon the Doctors
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Same publishers.
These two readable books have been
sent to us by Messrs. WooDHousE s. PAR.
HAM. They are two of the best issued
this year from any house.
The Culture Demanded by Modern Life
series Of Addresses and Arguments ON
the Claims of Scientific Education, Bv
various professors. With an Introduce
ton On Mental Discipline in Education
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Sent TO us by Messrs. WooDHoUsE &
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Christianity and its Conflicts, ancient ana
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We received this book also from Messrs,
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Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM have also
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Renorts of the markets are at best but
drl, reading to most persons. Those who
do read them read them for the purpose of
learning the prices of the articles named.
This fact is ignored by the Associated
Press reporters, who, day after day, tell
rs that "stocks are steady" "wheat is
lower" "fiour is declining" "lard is
heavy" etc., etc.-statements which give
no information to the reader unless he
keeps a file of the papers, and looks back
to see the last quotations. Give us the
figures, Messieurs Reporters, and we will
draw our own differences.
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DIED,

DIED.
IL The eightieth year OF his age JOHN Q. BROCK,
His friends and acquaintancss are invited to At.
tend h g funeral ats O'Clock THIS EVENING.
Yesterday afternoon, At twenty minutes before 4
o'clock, after short but painful illness, JOHN N.
TH0RP, In the twenty. seventh year Of his age.
His funeral will take Place from st. Peters Ca
thedrsl THIS AFTERN0oN at u O'clock. The fu.
neral procession will leave the residence OF Mr.. a
\. Lugnot on the Westham road, at u o'clock.
The friends and scquaintsnees Of the family and
those Of Mr 3. w. Martin are requested to attend
without further notice.
On Friday the 18th OF June, MOLLIE HARRIS,
aged eight months. daughter Of Frank and Mollie
X. Bintord
her funeral will take place from her fathers
residence, on Sixth street between Main and
Franklin, THIS Saturday MORNING at 10 o. clock.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Friday morning the l4th instant after q short
and severe illness, In the twentieth year Of her
age, HATTIE 8. KlLBY, daughter Of the late
Mary Ann and T. 8. kilby, and granddaughter of
the late Theoderick Robertson, Of this city.
tend her funeral THIS Saturday MORNING, the
18th instant, at 10 o'clock, from tho residence OF
Mrs. Pryor, on Second street between Clay and
Marshall.
On the afternoon Of the lNh instant, OILY
wAYLAND, infant son Of G.. w. and +. A. Yeager,
aged 1--WE months.
"Unveil thy bosom faithful tomb,
Take this new treasure to thy trust"
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, II

v CHEST gBRIRLD COUNTY IN pursuance q
decree Of the County Court Of CHI sterneld co5,,
ty made on the 10th day Of June, 1907, In he -
OF Archer Dyer and James A. Clarke against W..
liam Furcron and others, | shall offer Tor sac I,
public auction, upon the premisss, on ShIu ne y
the 10th day Of June, 1857, ONE HUNDRED Any y
NINETY-SIX AND ONB-POURTH ACRES W,
LAND, In Chesterfield county, being the same Iai |.
whereof James FuIcron died seized and possess D.
The said land Is composed OF two adjoining tta;.,
one OF one hundred ard eleven and one-iod,.-
acres, the other OF eighty five acres Ia ten in.l''
from the city Of Richmond, one and hall ni' p
from the Falling Creek turnpike, three miles " p
the Midlothian Pits, and two miles from the hlel
mond and DanNille railroad. large portion O.
the land is heavily timbered, and Of easy access
market. 80.
There is a comfortable DWELLING and q;
usual out-buildings upon the promises. The
simple OF the said land will be sold subject 70 "
widows dover OF thirty three acres.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash balance In four, elst
and twelve months. Bonds or begot tblo nCl'
viii be required Of the purchaser, and title y
tanned until pay Dent Of the lsst instalmsnt
JAMES A. CLARKE,
je l3-3tawtds CommisaioEet
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SDeciOy Notices.
sT PEACE REsroRED. RIOTS OVER,

NJ PEACE RESTORED. RIOTS OvER,.
JULIUS sYCLE,
with bis polite clerks, continues to hold forth the
olive branch TO all who want
DRY GOODS
atthe following low prices;
DRESS GOODS:
Mo,ambiques, hsndsomest designs, 20, IS, and SOC.
Lenos and Bersges, rs and aoc.
Spring Poplins de Sole, only a5c. {;
Lawns, every style and color, only 20 and ESQ.
Embroidered Grenadines, the best selection in the
city, and all styles OF
DRBss GOODS
ever introduced in the Richmond market.
MOURNING GOODS
Is now the largest in the city, consisting In part OF
Black Hernanis, Black BerageB, 1914 Black Grena-
dine for shawls- tho best and cheapest ever
offered.
In the line Of
WHITE GOODS
am offering superior inducements in such arti-
Fine Cambrics, Checked and Striped Swiss Muslin,
Nainsoof, at all prices.
And also splendid stock Of Irish Linens.
lIwould also call especial attention TO my stock Of
Cassimeres, which are especially adapted to this
season of the year, which am selling at real
panic prices.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Calico for 10, l2l, and l5c.
Bleached Cotton, loc., good article yard wide,
l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l2l. Is, and lsc.-bargains;
Pillow. case Cotton;
lo4 sheeting, and all other sorts Of Dry Goods at
the lowest prices ever yet heard OF.
The best way to convince yourself Is to call
early. JULIUS SYCLE,
el3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends
RITTER G. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG,
GEORGE z. BAGBY, GEO. SWABACHER.
iel6 JULIUS SYCLE.
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Pegistration-Who Shall Vote?

-
As registration begins in this city on
Monday, every one should at once settle
in his own mind the question as to his right
70 be registered; and if he has the right,
or thinks he has it, his duty is to register
promptly. We hope no man will so far
forget his obligation as a member of the
community as to fail to avail himself of
this right. 1t is the duty Of every citizen
TO use his influence and to cast his vote for
the preservation of the order and welfare
of the State. 1t is but small compensa-
ton he is thus called on to make for the
guarantees of protection to person and
property which he derives from the State ;
and no man who properly prizes these
blessings will fail to perform his part Of the
compact existing between the Common
wealth and her citizens.
The following statement Of the question
of ,rto are not entitled TO cote, and, as con-
sequence, who are entitled to cote is so exact
a brief of General SCuOFIELD's Order No.
81 that we republish it.
Those not entitled to vote are:
Members Of Congress, and officers Of the
Tlated Suites, civil or military, who before
. the warl took an oath 10 support the Consti-
tuition Of the United States; all who have
been at any time before the war; members OF
the Legislature, Governor, Lieutenant GO
vernon, Secretary of State, Auditor OF fuDilc
Accounts. Second Auditor, Register Of the
Land Office, State Treasurer, Attorney Gene
raj, Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals,
Judge of a Circuit Court, Judge of Court OF
Hastings, Justice of the County Courts
Mavor, Recorder, and Alderman of any CITY
or incorporated town, who wereS ctfcio us
tices of the Peace, Coroner, Escheator, OF In
spcctor Of tobacco, flour, or other coiuiiiou,sy
aud all who have been convicted OF felony uh
der the law of the State or the United states
Nor are these officers disirahcniseu aad !,
,vbiIa in office or afterwards, they engaged IL
insurrection or rebellion against the unr me-
States, or gave aid and comlort w e.s sas
kmoo,, General Schofield, in his order, says
mo ONE Is DIsPRANcHisED fok fAkll n 10 a a
- IN THE REBELLION UNLESS NE II NJ.
IIlfESSIrSI,Y HELD SOME ONE OF THE OFFICE:
ABOVE NAMED.
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re JOHN ]. WERTH,
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW THE POST oFFIcE,
Is prepared to furnish TO strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BITUMlNOUS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part of the city.
No inferior FUEL will be sold on any terms, a
prime object being to give satisfaction in all cases
my ls-ts
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BY e. u. Eacho,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, Office on Fo1r
teenth street between Main and Franklin.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN
i HENRICO.-By virtue OF decd Of trust from
Edward Hogan, dated sth March, 1891, recorai ln
the clerks office OF Henrico, the undersigned, a.
trustee named therein will proceed TO sell 40 Il1
lie auction, the premises, on WhDN5HpAl j.,
June 10. 1867, at o clock =. ~. fair, II not NE
next fair day thereafter, the following Pro1rrNtY
said deed conveyed, and in accordance Win I-s
provisions thereOf-yil:
All that FARM or Tract OF LAND on the
south side OF the White Oak swamp, be'"' p
three and four miles from the city Of Richmond,
adjoining the land. OF Thomas L. Duke aId other,
and containing III s23-l,OOO acres, with sr'rra.
small buildings thereon.
TERMS: Cash as to SO much ofths proceed a.
will suffice to pay of the debt secured by the -si
deed, amounting to $3.50, and A. 10 the res.4.
upon such terms as 81 all be agreed upon anu MAI
known on The day ofsale.
THOMAS A. STAPLES, Trustee.
Sale condnctel by Ed. y. "a no. 10 lido
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionsen
and Real Estate Agents.
FRAMED TENEMENT. ON TT

DRAINED TENEMENT, ON THE
Il EAST LINE OF NINTH BETWEEN BYpb
AND ARCH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request OF Mr.. Richard Steel we shall .sIi
at auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAYns
10Th of June. 1857, at o'clock T.. NJ, the FRAMED
ihS snnS $500 az 90 now occupied ~
rooms and garrett and i'm rear there Is a good sta.
BILE, and the lot is we'll enclosed.
Terms: One third cash, balance at four ana
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by a trust deed. The taxes and insurane.
for 1867 to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0E,
ie u Anctioneers
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS i, y! |. SALE ALI OF 4 LOT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
~ OF GROUND ON ROCKETS AND WATER
STREETS I'm execution Of decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Richmond entered 9TH Decs mIcr
1856, in the case OF "Picketts and ais rs. Pickrt,
and ais >, will sell at auction, upon the premise
| on MONDAY, 18th June, at 5 o'clock =. NJ, II far
same hour, LOT OF GROUND on toe south side
of Rockets street, fronting IL feet and rnn.r
back about 10 feet 10 Water street, on which
fron's about IS feet.
This lot lies just above the warehouse OF Mes,r'.
Ludlam & Watson, and sdjoins the property Of c.
E. whitlock.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
aud twelve months for notes with interest add 'l,
and satisfactorily endorsed. The title 20 be re-.
tanned by the court until the notes are paid
PEkCpY X. GRATTAN, Commissioner.
GRrRRs 4 MILLIAMs. Auctioneens. 10 II
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EnectnL Notices.

NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons desiring
10 attend the ,a!s Of BOILING HALL, on TUES.
DAY the 18th June, 1867, can leave Richmond In
the packet boat on MONDAY AFTERNOON the
18th instant. at s'oclock, and reach the farm at
O'Clock A. II. on Tuesday, returning TUESDAY
evening at 0 o'clock, and arrive In hicnmona on
"wednesday morning at s O'Clock. Whilst at
Boiling Ba,L ample refreshments will be pro-
yided for those who may attend the sale.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsoH.
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AscttOss Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BYE. B. Cook. Auctionssr.
Corner OF Governor and franklin streets.


FUTURE DAY.
BYE. B. Cook. Auctionssr.
Corner OF Governor and franklin streets.
DY VIRTUE OF A DNEDoF TRUST
ID executed by Charles H. Wynne TO the under
signed a, trustees, recorded is the osics Of the
the reqas.t Of the parties Interested hey viii
I'd day OF July, ct II o'clock A; NJ, at the printing
By ssid deed, consisting Of The following, 70 viii
IN TIE PREss-R0oM.
Taylor's Small Cylinder Presses, sixts inches
time, and are as good as new
I Adams new patent Book Press, 2six4,t inches;
aS.s
! l Gordon Job PIes,, XII inches;
| No. Impsrial Washington Hand Press.
These Presses have been well kept and are In ex-
cellent order, aud will do frstclass Book and JOB
work.
s sSsi na GARD Cutter caitsii,
i've. horse steam Engine, with Boiler Shaft g.
Paper BosTds &C., &c. and ali the farniurs Of
apress-room.
IN THE COMPOSING ROOM,
very heavy fonts OF the following Types
Bourgeoise, BREWER,
Nonparsil, Agate,
Together with large supplies Of
Rules, Leads,
Galleys, Metal Furniture,
Imposing stones,
Chases, Font Cabinets,
Stands, Cases,
and everything necessary for the printing Of books
and newspapers on an extensive scale.
THE JOB OFFICE
embraces hundreds Of fonts of JOB TYPE, incIu.
ding most Of the new styles which have been
issued from the foundries since the war together
with Racks, Cabinets, Rules, Slugs. Leads, and In
fact every requirement for first class Job Print
ing once.
Terms OF SALE: Sums Of 800 and less, cash ::
over that amount, one fourth cash balance on
two four and Fix months credit, with approved
endorsed negotiable notes, interest added.
WILLIAM b lSAACS,
je l5-tds JOHN w. BRANSFORD, trustees.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
No. Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w at our store on MONDAY MORNING, 18th
instant, commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock, a
eOON GROCERIES,
| WINES,
| LIQUORS, etc,
| to which we invite the attention of the trade.
| 3. JONES, JR., Il CO,
jel5 Auctioneers.
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Real Estate for Sale.

r OTIS IN HOLLYWOOD GENE
IL Terry FOR sALE.-We are authorized 10 g
one Of the LOTS In tho /" Monroe Circle bell :
amongst the handsomest and most desirable
Hollywood Cemetery. Also, one other desrt,,
lot near thereto, shaded by Two line OAKS. >"
10 it-2t HARRISON, G0DDIN a APPsRsOa.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PM
IL yATgI.Y,-Thoss two BEAUTIFUL Bull
ING LOTS at the southeast corner Of IhtTt a.
Byrd streets, fronting 30 feet each on Third 'i,,
and running back no feet TO an alley, are oss-
for sale privately Terms acc ommodallng avs
ut the Dispatch Office or 70 GRUBBS WlLLiA-
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THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
i SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE COAL LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-st the request Of the owners, We
will sell at public auction, on the premises o.
fair, II not. the next fair day thereafter The
"GiLPIN TRACT" OF COAL LAND, containing
337 acres lying in the county Of Oh ssterheld. Va
abont twelve miles from the city OF Eiehmord
and two miles, by level grade, from Cosl0et stt.
ton. on the Richmond and Danvile railroad, and
lying directly in the line lately marked By con
petent engineer from Midlothian Coal Mines to th-
Glover Hill Mines, and adjoining the coal lands o.
Franklin Stearns. Esq, Governor PeirpJnt, ard
the Midlothian Coal Mines.
The position OF this land is such that the eIs'
ence OF coal underlying II In large quantities e.
mod crate depth is beyond question. Three hun
dred OF this land is in dne timber, well ,n'
ed for saw and prop timber. Tho remainder
thirty-seven acres-is open land: The building
consist OF an excellent DWELLING with six large
ooms. and Il brick Kitchen. The grounds sur.
rounding the hOu.e ara beautiful.
Terms 0ne-third cash balance, negoti'bs
notes. interest added, At six, twelve, and eighteen
months deferred payments secured by deed d
trust. PlLklSTuN, PUbLlbM 10,
ie IL Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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re- SPECIAL NOTICE.
WORKS OF EDWARD A. POLL ARD.

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THE LOST CAUSE.
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AN IMMENSE NEW EDITION
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IL.
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CT return you my thanks for the compliment
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OF tho qualifications 1.-THE writer there is but one
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