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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
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facilitating cI0cclar,uon and healing the Diseased
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ORIGIN AND HISTORY
OF THE
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work Of real value, and an almost indis-
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answering all the objections TO It's authenticity
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sol Chestnut Street, PhIiadelPhia, p.
October 5, 1861 Am
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I Death of a Child.

''' No one feels the death of child as IA moth
or iecis It,. Even the father cannot realize it
thus. There is vacancy in his home and a
heavlncss in his heart there is chain of as
sociatlon that comes round with it's broken
INK there are memories Of cndearmcnt, a keen
sense filoss, weeping over crushed hopes,
and pain of'wounded affection But 'hc moth
er feels that one has been taken aw; Tho was
still closer to her heart Hers has been tho
office Of constant ministration. Every crada.
tionrofl feature has developed before her eyes.
She She has detected every new CLEAN of intcl
gcnce 4 She has boon tho refuge Of his fears
the supply Of his wants. And when he dies,
aHportion of her own life, as it were, dies.
How can she give it up, with all the memories
idf these associations? The tmid hands that
shuvc s6 eftcn taken hors in trust and love, how
Ian she fold them on lis breast, and give him
mp to the cold clasp of death Z? The feet whose
IManlerihsg5s l she has watched SO narrowly, how
can she sec them straightcncd to 60 down to
0thc dark yalley'?' The head that she has
pressed to her lips and bosom, that she has
watched in burning sickness, and peaceful
slumbcr, hair of which she would not sec
harmed-oh how can she consign it to the
chamber of the grave? The form that not ono
nlght9has been beyond her vision or her knowl-
edge how can she put, it away for the long
night Of the sepulcllrc, to sec it no more Man
l'asIcares and tolls that draw awayhis thoughts
and employ them; she sits in loneliness, and all
these memories nlF these suggestions crowd
upon licr. How can sle bear all this? She
could not were it not that her faith rs rs her
affection; and if the ono is moro deep and
tender than in man, the other il more simple
a9pd spontaneous, ,and takes confidently hold Of
the hand of God.
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may II
TO TIE
Benevolent and Patriotic.

The undersigned beg leave respectfully to recon-
mend to your considerations Lieut.. Monroe II. Har-
man, Co. X. Goth So. ca. Vols. Kcrshnws Brign,c.
Lieut.. liarmnn is from Lexington village, and early
in 1861 entered The service n private in Co. q,
lst So. Ca. Vols, commanded by Colonel Gregg, in
| Bonham's Brigade. lie went TO Virginia and there
remained until his regiment lisbandcd by the cxpi-
ration Of its term Of service.
Shortly after he agnin volunteered, and was Or
derby Sergeant of Co X, 10th SO. ca. Vols and up
on its reorganization elected 2nd Lieut., and
some time after was promoted to 1st Lieut. Of the
same company. From the time he entered the SER
vice. he was always promp. and energetic in the
discharge of his duties and during the whole period
from that time to the present, never in Hos
pa but few days. and never absent from his
command until the ,sast rolis battle of tho 10Th pf
October, 1861, in the Valley of Virginia. when he
! was in command of his company. nj which time he
was wounded and taken prisoner and was retained
hy the enemy until about the 10th of February last
when he was pnrolcd and arrived at his home on the
2Oth March, bu. in u condition which unfs him for
| any further service to thc Country, and inability to
assist himself. His wo,:nl through the right
eye taking it ont entirely, and liz odgmcr: "f the
hall "ndor the left dcrrivcs him Of sign. The
iiVie III utu mas Dccn spent IN the service OF his
country and destroyed by tho enemy, his little prop
crty consisting of house and lot in the village of
Lexington which gave shelter to his aged father
and mother, and which was burned by Shcrmans
army i'll their passage through this District so that
lie anil they not only deprived Of ofclohing food.
but arc left without even Il shelter 1t is hoped
and believed that grateful people will not suffer
such soldier to the common nrccssarics Of
life. His ncighbors would gladly to his nssis-
ancc, but by tho invasion of The enemy have been
deprived of their means, hence this appeal
Most respectfully submitted, BY +. S. Lcwic
State Senator Lexington District John II. Counts
Representative; Vim. Fort, Representative: S. p.
Wngard, Clerk of the Court; a. Efrd, Ordinary;
Henry a. Mcctzc, Com. in Equity, L. d.. W. Bcrly
pastor of ST. Stephens; Rev. II. a. Smith, local min
lister; G. A. Fink, Editor Lexington Flng
LOCUST GROVE,
May 9th, 1865.
We have this day carefully examined Lieut.. NJ. II.
llarman, and find him totally ncnpacitatcd for any
business whatever. His devotion to the South, pat
rioism and untirng zeal, justly cntitc him to tho
worthy consideration Of grateful people.
F;S. LEWIE, NJ. D.
J. j. CHISOLM, NJ. D.
S.AA1'L FAIR, NJ. d.
jul l3 II
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be well lighted and vcntilatcd clean it every
week and have q good coating Of. .fpo charcoal
or sypsa@ sp1riakled underI the roosts- Com
post with muck, and it equals the best guano
Clean, mend, repaint, (if nccdcd) oil, OF
otherwise put in complete order, aud house al
your farming implements; decide what new
ones you need, and get them in season.
You can find no more efficient means of cul-
tivating yourself, than to write down daily, or
weekly description of your cultivation your
fields. If your hands arc so hard you can't
write, it is sign that you use them too much,
and that again, isa sign that tho head is used
too little. BE able Mt the end of tho year to
tell how much your farming costs you, and how
much the proceeds of your work arc worth
Every successful merchant takes an inventory
at least once year, and every farmer ought to
do the same. Ntf'
The discussions of the American Institute
Farmers Club in this city arc worth thousands
of dollars yearly to the country, and every
ncighborhood might have its club which would
add something to tho knowledge, and consc-
qcntlyto the wealth of its own section aud as
knowledge travels rapidly in these days of
steanl-cars and stcam-prcsscs, a discovery made
in any ono portion of the country soon becomes
known to ALL
Why should not Farmers Clubs be as numc-
rous as schools ?--Lrchangc.
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10 SHARPEN RAzoRs.- simplest way
OF sharpening razors or other cdgc-tools is to
place the blade for about half an hour in water
containing onc-twcntieth Of its weight of sui
phuric Or muriatic acid, Upon taking the ra-
,zor out, wipc it off lightly on piece of soft
rag, and in few hours afterwards ssct'' it on
crop. The acid supplies the place of whet-
stone, by corrodng the entire surface uniforn.
~, SO that nothing hut good polish is after
wards needed. This process never Injuries
good r"norS, while poor ones ofon improved
by it.
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.mt III D. . 4 "a pa 2
STHE FAnM.-The farmers rest time is near
at hand, but those who arc still behind must
push for very life. The greater portion of corn
is nov receiving its last working. At this
working you may SOW peas broadcast on such
lands as you wish to put in small graiss, so
that the vines may be plowcd in. Give assid-
Gus attention to cotton-kccp it clean, but do
not plow too deep nor near round its roots,
during tho hot weather. Begin preparing
your ground, if you have time, for an early
sowing of wheat zzthc sooner the grain is sown
in the Fall, The better, though frequently the
fly attacks and destroys it.
Potatoes should be worked, and late crop
set out if desired. Sow turnps.-B,mnctts-
rH!c Journal
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CLEANING Rooms, FURNITURE, ETC
Make your whitewash in thc'ordinary way and
put into it twenty cents worth Of chloride of
LING. This will purify the walls. For the fur
nlturc, make suds, and put in ten cents worth
of the lime as above, and wash with it. To
cleanse clothing, make suds as above with
chloride according to the quantity of articles
to be clcanscd; boil them, and drop in twenty
drops of spirits of turpcntinc. This process
will prove ample for cleansing and rendering
the rooms and clothing swcct,-dn English
l'oman.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
bic dresses arc easily and chcaply obtained by
the following process Phosphate of ammonia
can be mixed in the starch, and at the cost OF
one penny dress deaths from fire can be rcn-
dercd in point of fact impossible. Articles of
apparel subjected to this agent, can if they
burn at all, only shoulder, and in no case can
they blaze up in the sudden and terrible man
ncr in which SO many fatal accidents have oc-
Cured to the fair wcarcrs Of crinolinc.
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KEEPING AND SETTLING CoFFEE.-Thc
following appears valuablc "For one pound
of coffee, take one egg, and beat it we'll. When
the coffee is nicely Drowned, and cool enough
not to cook the cgg, pour tho egg over it, stir
ring until every kernel is coated with varnish
and let it stand a few minutes in a warm place
until it dries This will prevent the escape of
all aroma, is not affected by moisture, and the
egg css helps to settle the coffee when it is ground
and stepped" ".-Amcriam Apicalualist.
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'The Church Of the Strangers,
NEW YORK,
REV. DIR. DEEMS, Pastor.

CTRANGERS VISITING NEW YORK ARE RE
~ .spcctfully informed that congregation, com
posed of Christians of different Protestant denomi-
nations. has been organized under the Pastoral
charge of the Rev. Charles F. Deems, d. D..
The service is held morning and night in the
Large Chapel of the University, two blocks west
of the New York Hotel.
The Pastors residence and post office address is
22l West 3ith Street Strangers in the city, who
arc sick or in distress, may freely call mpon DR..
Deems for pastoral service.
When any member of any Church comes TO Now
York to engage in business let him call promptly on
the Pastor Of the Church Of the strangers Espc
cally let this be done in the case of yomn men who
will have cordial welcome
june l5 e If
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THE
Southern Christian Advocate.
1 8 G7.
TIIIRTIETH VOLUME

INhis WELL KNOWN RELIr.ro .rors 49,,
newspaper commenced ts TlIiRT1pr,, ,MiLl MI,
uMh e, IN January 1867. und. Or the eInr;a VOL,
ted for the past twev Years ~ VINO mas conduc-
c,l pevn'ee TO Religion and tho ;r,o,,,,. -
Church of Ch rist an organ of e me interests Of the
oSP.i Ih.rrh Scuth in the South Eas'nn' hps-
,;hns ''tera.y misunderstanding amona ;,a
~ ard correspondents MANY Of Tho ,os. ,ss @ oo'.
@ 49,; "'v"Aes in that Church. and piv;no d. I'M
:: O.. - :SorJ question Of public importance - s..
III oci encc and Art, to the News 10 ,hs Ma.t .ac.s
e'e, etc. we deem it the very paper for tho Eo;,'
!" "ncrc but one paper is taken, md wnrtbv :. ,,.S
WIN III me best, where several are taken. fo'
BESIDES, II is cmphaticaly the papcr for ,ho 49,.
man, (and such we all now for n is ch,rmo
style and size considered than anv nanor ~ i'h
Southern States paper "a 'he
As medium Of extensive country advert;s,,,, >.
~ inc best paper in the South East bnv;n, a 81. ~
range OF circulation and large list of snbsorha
]" Soutn carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
any person sending $50 90, will be entitled to n
COPY OF inc paper for one year, for this service
Those wishing to subscribe may remit by n,oii A.
apply to the nearest itinerant preacher Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, all of whom az.
Agents for tho paper '" arc arc
TEnNs:-Three Dollars for one yenr. Two Do,,or.
Tor eight months, Ono Dollar for fonr
months. - ,." : ~ - iou iour
INVARIABLY, CAsH IN ADVANCE. When the money
is exhausted, the paper is discontinued.
Address
). W. BURKE & CO.,
Macon. GIN
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EXTRA TOMATO CATsUp-A bushcl of
ripe Tomatoes, boxes mustard, 8 lbs brown
sugar, lb salt, quart vinegar, lb lack
pepper, ID allspicc, lb cloves, six large
onions, one handful peach leaves, 2 ozs India
cayenne pepper, (common red will answer J
Simmer the whole three hours, then strain
through wire sieve or coarse muslin. Bottle
and seal closely, and keop, MS age improves Tic
catsup.
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10 PROTECT SHEEP FROM Doos-If sheep
arc kept in the same lot with COWS or fat cattle,
no dog will disturb them AS soon as the dogs
approach the sheep they run to the cattle, who
drive off the dogs. A farmer, for thirty years,
in Shelby County by adopting this plan, never
lost sheep by dogs, although in the same
night the same dogs killed sheep in the sane
farms North and South of him.-Ruul Gen
tfeman. JiM .an
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lin Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

OKANGEBUKG DISTRICT. ,t.,n
VI Philips, adm'r $ Q. 2. Phillips. Bill for
ndm'x, vs. iIniriIictiou
John r.. Milhous i.a ~ md lRelief.
PURSUANT to an order in this case, all persons
having claims against the Estate Of ID. ". Phillips
deceased, will prove the same before me, within
three months from this date, and all persons indebted
to the same may come before and prove the irchl
value of their contracts, within the same time.
COMMISSIONER Office, v.D. V. JAMESON.
orangchurg c. IL. .1t Commissioner
4 junc,29 ~ az MI rno.i n ,,lama
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Z ELL G 10, q s
Appointments. .

.eIst/ G.sIT VI W
.ariti + 1:J,f " Pres6yteritm .a, 4.
''''v,ltAdsL REV. A. F. DICKSON, every Sabbath at
"A. M. and p. NJ ~ ~
Lecture every Thursday at 73P. M. N-iif
Episcopal.
VlLLAaF-BEy, STYLES NIELLlouAAr, every other
sabbash morning md afternoon 50
,ii Lutic,un
REv.tW.'l a. HoucK--At Trinity 1st and ga Sun
days. tt3 ;g4I
REv.4 F. DrRn1ck-At st. Matthews lst aud 81
Sundays. AT Lebanon 2d and 4th Sundays.
y, Baptist.
VILtAoE-REv. DIR. I. d. DURHAM, 1s Sundny Of
each month et,7 F.. NJ and Sd Sunday of cach month
at IL A. NJ. md T r. M. + 7 t'sS,-'
REvtD4, / D. DunuAM-At Four Holes, lst Sun
day Of each MONTH
Rev. r. j. EDwARDs-At Branchvc, 1st and Sd
Sundays in each month. Santcc Cd and 4th Sun
days Of ecch month.
Rev. v. F. CHArLIN-At Ebcnezcr 1st Sunday of
each month. Canaan, 8d Sunday of each month
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of cach month.
Rev. D. F. SPIoNEn-At Antioch, I'd and 4th Sun
days (mornings)s Corigh,M and 4tl. Sundays (af-
ternoon. AZ E-iSg>z & ff 30 .&
Rsvtw.sJ. sk1bEn-sht Glehghrytsc House,
LIST and Sd Sundays, Santec, (coorcd Sunday
sohool), I'd and 4th Suntlaya
.1hethod;st- -Appoiintmcnts Tor 0yangc5u,y Dis
trict, s. c. Conference, 3D. Quarter
ST. .GEoRoE's-Indian Fields, June %, %
UnnBR Rt0RMNoE-Calvnry, June 90, 80.
BLAoKyILIs-lIdbron July Ga.
ORANaEBURa-Zion, July f3, IA
/; PRovrpFNoB C. M.;-July 18 and o.
Upper ST. Observation-Disclosures July 81, %
BRANcHvILLE-Ncw Hope, August s, 4.
EASTERN ORANcE-Shiloh, August 10, IL.
eSr, MISUNDERSTANDING, August II, 49, F
hExISaroS-August "a, 25.
BARNwELL-31st August, 1s September
AIKEN AND Observation-Disclosures T.,
~. NJ. CHRIETZBERG, p. E.
VHlAqE-RGv4w. G. CoxxEn, every Sabbath at
103 A. NJ, and every Wednesday evening ut 8
o'clock. f hf 4
yuEry,W. G. sCeSNEn-At Zion, 1st and I'D Sun
days (afternoon) Prospect, Cd and 4th Sundays
(afternoon. it'a ~
Row.. S. CoSSoR.--M Providence, Cd and 18th
Sundays 104 A. NJ. AT Goriz;r, Cd and 4th Sun
days 3 ?, N, AT Target Is: and Sd Sundays 1os
a. NJ At Bethlehem, lst and Sd Sundays, 81 r.
Nj. ddif @#/ 4o
REV. 'JohS ISAnISEr.- Andrew Chapel lst Sun
day, Ebenezer and Gcthsemanc I'd Sunday, Trinity
I'D Sunday, Calvary 4th Sunday.
REV L. ". RAsT.-Trnity lst sun,ny, Calvary
I'd Sunday, Adrcw Chapel Sd Sunday, Ebcnczcr
and Gcthsemanc 4th Sunday.
REV. F. A. AHs1riisZz Davis Dl,aii Bridge Cd sundov
: in each month ut IL Al M. IIopowcll Church. I'd
Sunday in each month, at IL a. NJ. Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday I'M each month, ut II a. NJ
REV. THos RAYsoR-1st md Sd Sundays at New
Hope, 1O4 A. NJ, and Bethlehem at 4 r NJ Cd and
4th Sundays at sardis (ncar Branchvillc,) 1O4 A.
NJ, Cattle Creek, r. NJ ~ '
Be5" We will he glad to complete this list, and re-
spcotfullyinvito the ClcrGymcn of various lcnomi-
nations 70 send in their appointments and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
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CARE or CARRIAGES. Those who would
keep their buggies and carriages in good order
should place wrench on every nut at least
once month. This will save nuts and save
bolts, and it will also prevent rattlng, wear and
tear. Try it.
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.,4In Equity.

a4If a. oRANGEBuRq DISTRICT.
James De- y p Si.sssSasySss gissh'sy sa%F
Nj. a.. Gissendnnner and otherss Elo and, Relief. &.
PURSUANT to an order Of Chancellor johnson,
in this cnse all persons having demands against the
Estate of David w. Gsscndnnncr, will prove The
same before me within four months from this date,
or they win be debarrod payment, nnd my one In
debtcd to the same may appear before me and prove
the real value OF their contracts. 1;o'r'a'
Commissioners Office, v.D! v..1asslsoN, .
0rnngeburg G. H. Commissioncr
February &c, 1867 t3'}io. ~ ! Y" /.
juno 90 MI h Iq.r 1nma
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STEVENS HOUSE.

~ 2s' .2S & 27 Byoad~ey, N, II .,
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
ME STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and r;a.,. Z. l.n 4.
n6c;,,,a 10 uae travelling public Tho location Il -.
Gny -; suitable to merchants and business mon ;, =; :,
rs rs. in close proximity to the business pa,a Ss n
cnyIis on the highway of Southern anl wo.,. .. .no
and TsmanS adjacent to all tho principal Railroad
me STEVENS HOUSE has liberal o,oa,,.
mon .or over 600 g.estsit is well furnished aSi
possesses every modern improvement for ths .ar.
we'll yen,a,na en lbs Inmates Tho spacious and
a. .'endance is prompt and rcspcctfuland sha t,his
senson-at moderate rates. ~ - @ 'ne
oa mo rooms having been refurnished and remodel.
comfort and pleasure Of our guests ~ .'"'
;,,., g., aEc. H. CHASE & Co,
M Proprictors,.
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.4 IN Equity, d. ] ,..,s 4
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT,

John $. Rove, e'.al., lsapDilI for .seeonn.!so
vs. Injunction
lA W. Dash ct al and RELIEF 'ih
ftESC.ANTii" mn order of his n onor Chxn Flor
Carroll in this case, the Crcli,ors nf lclatc Firm
Of l.. W. DASH Co. arc re,,,iire, to hresent ami
prove their respective ernuds against the sail firm,
before me on or before the 1st dny Of September
ncxt. 80, .t q -. ,t,.. II
July ~, 1867. Colfmi,sivn,.rlt
july 20 4if,@ XIIz, ,..,.+,,,i
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A G RICiU LTU RAJ, & C.
Poultry House.

.@sFlEGbs8-S NsIE{4
sYou have none? The more shame for you |!
then.
Each kind ofstock ought to have it's own
place; hens in stables, sites Or shecpyards arc
II nuisance, as cows, sheep or hogs would be in
q hennery. o
Lct':he ben -bcpse front south and east, and
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IN EQUITY.
ORANGEDURC DIsTRIt.T.i

UI-ANEEBUKG DISTRICTS ''T'T''
The State Of Snut1, Carolina. In. lie.
Ex. Rel Solr.Soulefn Circcuit Lost Documents
Application having been male i,y Joseph IT. NfSr-
gan to prove the past existence loss and contents of
the last Will anil Testament of Martin Friday. de-
ceascd,-on motion Of Illusions Legarc Solicitors
for applicant, il is ordered. That all persons ho
desire so to do have leave to appear and cross cx
anime the evidence produced, and introduce esi-
dchcc in reply before me on the 18th day of Sep
tcmber next.
Commissioners Officc1 VI y..lJANISON -
orangebnrg q. H Commissioner.
June ~ 1867 f
june Is 1ii t',sffi Am
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIvATOR.
Is ihhlishe1 .Mon,Alv.
AT ATHENS, GEORGIA.. i
VIM. N. WHITE,.

'ERMs.-Two Dollars pc; ;SSoar, or 81 70, Il,
Il months; so cents for three month. 7" sn ',A
VANCE Single copies 20 cents. o., ''.' ~ ''"'
va All Communications for tho papcr md srh
A,hppn. Ahpnons ~. must be addressed to VIII 81 WHITE.
% &4fg g-.,ly
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In ] Equity; } y y

IN 4. ln III. i ,El'qIuliity, 'qIu li = J, 's s..,
]" 'oRANgEBURG DISTRICT, $-,s
Catherine Tyler, Ad'x of L., g. Tyler, A., Bin Tor
vs.. - Injunction
H. Livingston, ct'or ct. all and Relief.
PURSUANT to an order of Chancellor johnson il.
this case; nil persons having demands against the
before me or before the 10th day Of August aett,
or the will be dcbarred payment, and all persons
indebted t9 the same, will make payttctt.
co%mi. .siasrs oa5es) V 9y; 54siis9E.
May 8, 1867.
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