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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-16

V. B. LEWIS b %.
No. IS Main Street, Zanesville,
General Agents for the Muskingum valley.
Price lists, descriptive pamphlets, posters
and circulars can be had at all times from
the manufacturers. or their agents.
The southerner., 1867-03-07

D. T. EvERTs, Petersburg, Vd.
The southerner., 1867-03-07

the country, not only during the life of the
present generation, but for ages to come,
we should remember that all men are enti-
tied at least to a hearing in the council
which decide upon the destiny of them
selves and their children. At present ten
States are denied representation, and when
the Fortieth Congress assemblies on the
fourth day of the present, month, sixteen
States will be without voice in the House
of Representatives. This grave fact, with
the important questions before us, should
induce us to pause in course of legislation
which looking sorely to the attainment of
political ends, fails to consider the rights it
trangressess, the law which it violates, or
the institution which it imperils.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, March I'd, 1867.
The southerner., 1867-03-07
A Splendid HOME!
WORTH $4,000
FOR FIVE DOLLARS!
One Thousand Chances, S. Each.
Seine Person must Draw the House!

Seine Person must Draw the House!
EyHE SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON
Nash Street, in Wilson, N. c., be-
longing to Mr.. r. II. Blount, valued at
$5, 200 and well worth this amount, being
finely located and all necessary conven-
ience. pertaining to dwelling house, will
be drawn for on Wednesday, goth Ma rch,
1867.
The drawing will be conducted in the
following manner, viz: One thou sand
tickets, numbered from to 1000 and regis
tered, will be deposited in a close box and
the tickets well shaken together by dis
interested boy; another boy blindfolded
and selected by those interested, VIII place
his hand into small opening in the box
and draw therefrom only one ticket, the
holder and owner of the corresponding
number on the ticket drawn will be the
lucky winner of Five Thousond Dollar
House.
Tickets for sale by
L. LABARBE,
-.... Exclusive Agent.
Persons can select any number they
| choose from one to one thousand.
On receipt of Five Dollars viii send :
ticket by mail to any person, at my. risk
| III. LABARBE.
Good legal title given to the successful
person. feb. IA, lift
The southerner., 1867-03-07
TO the Citizens Of Edgecembe and
Surrounding Counties.

KK7E THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO
w have this 1St, day of Janua-
ry, 1867, entered into co-partner
ship for the purpose of carrying on the
Painting Business, most respectfully
ask your attention to the following:
We are prepared to do House, Sign and
Ornamental work, such as Plain Painting,
Enameling, Calcemincing, Frescoing.
Staining glass or wood, Graining, Marble
ing, Lettering, Scroll-work, Gliding on
glass or wood, Glazing and Paper hanging
in the latest and most approved style.
Having long experience in the business
and witnessed the order of work in every
city Of prominence, in the United States,
we feel assured in stating that we can give
entire satisfaction. and better work than
can be gotten up by any parties in this
section, while our prices will be reasona-
BILE. BASSETT, REYNOLDS & co.
W. A. BAssETr, T. REYNOLDS. 7. ". ToLER
Jan. 18th, 1867. 7--en
The southerner., 1867-03-07

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM AMONG THH
MANY CERTIFICATES RECEIVED BY Us:
FoRr's DEPOT, Va, Nov. 20, 1866.
hereby certify that had been suffer-
ing for over two weeks, from severe attaets
of Chills and Fever, for which had taken
medine and gained but temporary relief
the Chills coming on again in few days.
The Anti Malarial Bitters were recon-
mended to me, and l commenced taking
them at once, the use Of which was marked
by immediate and certain relief from
Chills since which time, find my general
health improved in q very satisfactory
manner.
l can conscientiously recommend the
use of these Bitters to all sufferers from
Intermittent Fever, (Fever and Ague,) az
certain cure. A. S. WALDEN.
The southerner., 1867-03-07
FERTILIZERS.
PRO B0YO PUBLICO!
THE ATTENTION OF ALL SUFFERER is
INVITED TO THE
ANTI--MALARIAI. RITTERSi

~
ANTI--MALARIAL BITTERS!.
"A SURE REMEDY IS HERE PRE-
"A sented to the public for INTERMIT-
TENT FEVER, (Chills and Fever,) and
all diseases arising from ma!arial poison
ing. 1t is now we'll ascertained fact that
nearly every arrangement of the human
system, common in Malarial Districts, is
to greater or less extent, dependent upon
malarial poisoning; consequently, any
medicinal agent that will serve as a speci-
fc against this poisoning, must strike at
the root of the disease which is fostered
and developed through its instrumentality.
the ANTI--MALARIAL BITTERS
is an entirely original compound, having
superiority over other remedies from the
mode of combining the medicinal agents.
THIS MEDICINE
has been extensively used, and, up to the
present time, has in no instance failed to
give the most unqualified satisfaction.
IF THE DIRECTIONS ARE STRICTLY
FOLLOWED,
no case of Intermittent Fever, (ChiIls and
Fever, no matter of how long standing
or of what degree of obstinacy, will fail
to succumb to the use Of these BitterSe
As TONIC and PROPHYLACTIC, thu
remedy is without equal. Severe cases Of
Indigestion, Derangements Of Absorption
and Assimilation, Billieusness, Uneasiness,
Distension, Weight and Pain in the re-
gion of the Stomach, Loss of Appetite,
Lassitude, Muscular and General Debility,
Disturbed Circulation, Loss of Blood, SYM
cope, Nervous Irritability, Mental Depres-
sion, Sc, occurring in Malarial District,
or in patient who has spent some time
where Chills and Fever prevail, will readi-
ly yield to the use of this unequalled
medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits Of these
BitterS, added to a testimony universal
in the case of sufferers who have used
them, and accorded to the remedy their
unqualified approval, has induced US, at
very large expense, to secure the SOLE
RICE to manufacture this article from
the original recipe; which recipe has been
experimental upon, and satisfactorily
proven to be superior to any compound, in
the treatment Of the above mentioned dis
eases, by one of the most learned physi-
clans in the United States.
D. T. EVERTS & CO.,
Petersburg, Va.
The southerner., 1867-03-07
LET CHARITY BEGIN AT HOME.

4 S COMPETITION IS AGAINST ME.
IA and critics threaten me on every side,
I must thank my customers and the citi-
zens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties
for the liberal patronage which has hereto
fore been extended to me, and hope may
(by strict attention to business) still contin-
ue to merit their favors. / am still carr
ing on my BARBERING at the old Stand
under the Edgecombe House, ana ann pre-
pared to do all work entrusted to me with
neatness and the very best style. I will
not promise to do work better and cheaper
than any other barber, but all ask is to
give me trial, and / feel confident that
| can please all.
JAMES E. SIMONSON, Barber.
Shop under the Edgecombc House.
| feb. 2eth 1867. 12H
The southerner., 1867-03-07
Local and Miscellaneous.
l. A T E S T N e w 5
BY TELEGRAPH!
ICE BLOCKADE RAISED!!

Communication opened be-
tween TARBORO' and the
outside WORLD.
UUST ARRIVED AND CONSTANT
% ly receiving choice selections of Dry
Groods, White Goods, HOSIERY
Ready Made Clothing,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
CROCKERY.
BOOTS AND SHOES
of all descriptions.
Hats, Caps, &C.,
AT THE
n E w S T O r E,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
We invite the Ladies and Gentlemen of
this and surrounding Counties to give us
a call and examine our stock and prices,
before purchasing elsewhere.
COME AND SEE.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
NEW STORE,
Opposite the Court Houss.
OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY
Cash in Hand.
SMITH s. WILLIAMS.
rarboro', N. c., Feb. 7. loft
The southerner., 1867-03-07
NEAR Fr. CLIFTON, VA,

NEAR FT. CLIFTON, Va, / =
Nov. 20, 1866.
Dear Sas:-Having severe attack Of
Chills, contracted on the lower Appsmat-
tox River. tried your Anti Malarial Bit
ters, and in a week was relieved entirely
from them / cheerfully recommend it to
those who are bothered with this disease.
Respectfully and truly yours,
E. HUaEE.
D. T. EvERTs, Petersburg, Va.
D. 7. EvERTs: Sn-Having been i'd
duced to try your valuable medicine ina
| severe case of Ague and Fever, contracted
on the Appomattox River it gives me great
pleasure to state that it gave me entire
relief almost instantaneous, after suffering
some months and trying various doctors
and remedies I win here recommend all
who are suffering from the above, to giye
it O fair trial.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN WYTHE PARKS,
feb. q. 13-tf Norfolk, Va.
The southerner., 1867-03-07

FANCY GOODS, &c., &c,
IT AM RECEIVING NEW AND SEA-
4 sonable goods every Monday and
Friday. by Express, and Am selling them
at VERY LITTLE OVER EXPENSES.
E. ROSENTHAL.
feb. IA, 1867. 11-lm
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ABEs. 4 PETERSON,
Commission Merchants and AuctjOuter,

Dry AND SELL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE,
ID and second hand Goods OF every description.
Office and Store south east corner OF I'd and Scott
s'rcrt.. Davenport. seps-dN
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sx
fEU yCnI.

Ssw York. o.. s.--The Times spec.ai
say: \ telegram from the President 10
Gen. Sherman orterins him ~ report mere
in person Immediately. docs r.. specify
aay csuse fer his relief from duty on the
Indian Commission, and il is supposed thas
Notwithstanding the assertion OF an a.
min.s.ration paper to the contrary, Nr.
johnson inte.dtd 10 offer him the war Of.
Zee. Finding, however, that the Generals
fact friendship 70. Gen. Grant ann his oo>
litical primo pies, which, whatever they may
have been ia the past, are now similar to
those entertained by bis brother, Senator
John Sherman, rendered his acceptance Of
the Office uncertain. The President hesitated
to make il, and il is probable that tbe Gen.
will return West without having accom-.
plished anything beyond having several
Ruthless interviews with the President.
Official election returns have been 70
ceived here from about one>third
Of the counties in Louisians -
registration in these was 54,l35, and the
aggregate vote polled 2s,6sl. All the par
ishes heard from except Orleans, polled
more than half their registration, while that
polled 2 1860 less than half The convention
was carried b. an excess Of from 5000 to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the votes cast for the
convent on.
An attempt is being made bya certain
class Of the citizens Of Maryland to get f.
n. Gregory. Superintendent Of the Freeds
mems Bureau of that State, mustered out oil
the service. Gen. Howard opposes the
scheme, and obtained an interview with ths
President to-day regarding the matter
The latter is said 10 favor the movement.
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LATE NEW s
s1x TEEEGE.EPB.
MASSACHUSETTS.


BnsroN, Oct. ten. Sheridan ieacAed
the Roxbury and Boston line y. II O'Clock
this morning. having lef, Newpor, shortly
after SIX O'Clock
lie received e popular welcome ~ Fan
River and Cantoa where brief stops were
male. At each Of these places the city au-
thofiies sni large crowds of citizens re-
ctistd the Gererel il nest enthusiastic
manner
A, Say.n I'LL lie was received ~ the
Hoxbury authorities and salute of artillery
ana escoii.d b, the koxhuIy Home Guards
T. the Boston line. AT this point the Gen.
ersl was received by the Boston city author
tiles and an imposing array OF militia, VINO
formed the escort ct the procession. Mayor
Norcross received Gen. Sheridan in neat
seeecb. Gen. Sheridan replied:
"Nr Mayor:-I regret that the want OF
w r,ls prevents nv expressing in fitting
terms NV grateful and high esteem for the
recepiion and welcome have received here
| to-day. am greatly Obliged Tor your ap-
prevail Of my actors heretofore, during Inc
| time our country was in trouble. IN the
cause of freedom and progress. return
my sincere thanks 70 yourself and the clt!-
rms Of Boston for this kind welcome"
Con. Sheridan was anducted 10 the May
or's carriage, which, with tie Others, then
moved down the line, taking pc sition al
the head of the column. The military in
line extended over mile in length. The
,roops presented arms IS he rode past, and
there was q continuous cheering by the
crowd VINO filed the sheets. The process
sion started shortly before IL O'Clock. and
was an holr passing a given point. 1t n
cluded atou. 6,031 soldiers ard IL BANS
the enthusiasm everywhere was very gieas
crowds filled every street through which The
procession passed, and Ste-,dsn's appear
ance was the signal for prolonged cheering
waving of bandkerchieis, AID othe- demon
STATIONS of welcome. Flags were display
ed on hundreds Of dwellings, stores ans
public buildings, and at several points tn,
General was showertd with boquets. Tn
General reached the Revere House shoril,
alter two.
The occasion was observed in Boston as
holiday, and schools and bus.nes was in
great measure suspended. Banks, insurance
offices; custom house and pos. office wer'
closed between and 3 p. IN.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE Secretary OF
the Treasury and the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue have determined to detail
one Of the present deputy commissioners
TO take Aessmorcs pace at New York, and
fill the vacancy at Washington by new
appointment
General Spinner. Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States, in a report to the Secretary OF
the Treasury to day. says: The stories
which have been so indusirious!y circulated
in regard to the abstraction or over issue Of
stocks, notes. coupons, and currency, or OF
any one OF them. or OF any other ob. igation
of the Government, are entirely without
foundation.
Secretary Browning was a! the Interior
DEPARTMENT, att, rding to business.
Two hundred and twenty five patents will
re issued from the pa,en, office for the week
ending on the 10Th
Gen. Sherman was NJ the War Depart
ment to-day and had a long conference with
Gen. Grant, Gen. r. T. Granger. Gen o o.
Howard. and several members Of Compress
Colorcl Parker. 81 General Giants staff
v: Il .cavc - MORROW for ns.eigh. where ht
goes al the request ef Secretary Nc cnllough
IN insr.ct and report upon the condition
and valuation Of the Dismal swamp Canal
il being probable that the Government wil
dispose OF whatever interest It holds there
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MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS, Get The seventh annual
fair ci the -. Louis Agricultural and Bic
chanical Association opened TO day
very favorable. The weather is very warm
and the attendance good. The entries mum
Der five thousand, exclusive OF live stock,
machinery, agricultural implements, and
the textile fabric departments are unusually
full and make splendid display. Also q
large amour, OF stock from many Of the
Eastern States and a considerable number
Of blooded sheep from Canada. The only
awards in from the machinery department
to day were for oultvators and plows. Or
the former, the Buckeye cultivator. OF
Thomas Il Mast. Springfield, Ohio. took
the frs, premium over number Of Com
reti,ors, and of the latter, the Industrial
Plow Manulactory. of ST. Louis took four
premiums, and John Deere, OF Moline, His.
one
! nuer;rc. j T. 4o5ensor, of Washing-
ten county. H.. Denny * fstIick. Stanton,
| H., and Nelson Green, Green county, Ill,
carried oil the premiums fcr draft horses.
and Logan, Of Railroad, Woodford county,
! Nv. Tor matched eaiiisgc horses.
For best buggy mares and geldings, St
| Louis gentleman took the premium, there
being but few competitors from abroad.
| For the fastest ;rotting ge'diDg. IL. {.
Crevcling, o. ST. Louis, took the first pre-
| MUM
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LATEST NEWS
Ri. TELE0R.fPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRA1.


BosroE. Oct. SAT least fifty thousand
persons assembled in Bowdoin Square last
evening, to welcome General Sheridan. A
torchli sht procession comprising nine posts
Of the Grand Army Of the Rspublic-about
1000 men marched through some princi-
pal streets TO the square, where Gilmore's
Band was stationed. and performed some
patriotic airs. The Gcaerai appeared on the
balcony Of the hotel and received tremen>
dous cheers. lie said:
"Comrsdes-I an very glad to meet you
here to>night. am very glad to see you
animated by tho spirit which | have seen
here exhibited. see that you still
retain the same spirit that you
nad when there was danger to tho Union.
! feel that there eau be no danger now. 20
long IS you continue in the same spirit.
that ! see manifested this evening. In
travelling from the West TO the Est. I f,na
that you are not alone; find our comrades
In every section Of the country are still An
mated ~ the recollection Of their toila Ana
outsrings to prsserve our country. In
lievc that the Government will SahA sr,sh
set!on - will endorse the continents 81 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. THE Masonic Grand
Lodge OF Tennessee met to-day. '.he annu.
al address was delivered tonight by Rev.
A. j. Baird
The legislature assembled at the capitol at
noon. The Senate organized by electing a
Senator from East Tennessee, Speaker.
Clerks ani Doorkecpers were also elected
Carol Napier, colorei man, received nine
votes for Assistant door keeper Thirteen
were necessary TO an election.
The House elected +. s. Richards, of
Shelby, speaker. and will complete its or.
ganizatlon tomorrow, when the Governor S
message will be read.
Gov. Brownlow was 81 the capitol to day.
His health seemed very bad.
Much interest continues to be felt in Sen
atoSial election. Stokes, Maynard, Fletcher
and ether candidates are busy. No indiCa-
tons yet as 10 the strongest man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

FLORENCE. Oct. Ia. m.-Rcports arc
hourly received here from the South which
show that the revolutionary volunteers are
invading the Roman territory on all sides
Yesterday detachment OF troops Was sent
out from Rome to meet the invaders in the
Frasmore province, lying southeast Of the
city A fight took place between them and
the Garibaldians near the Abruzzi frontier,
and the Papal troops were again defeated
and compelled to fall back toward Rome.
PARIS, Oct. "A report is current that
Prussia receives with favor the appt nj of the
Italian Government to It European powers
against the treaty Of September, and will
supper: tie demand Of Italy with regard 10
Rome.
LONDON. EVE, October I'll. is said that
Lord Derby will resign the Premiership.
The Times today says tha; Edward
Thornton, present Envoy at Rio Janeiro,
will be appointed ambassador to the United
States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

Tnr subscriber. FOR 'he past ten yea-. engaged in
the eating department Z; Me-. Cones s&e'eNsns Ia
1srnr establishment. ,oald respectfully inform his
fsicnds ant he puhc seac-ely, tsal he b.. op,rea
assorc The N.fta SIDE .. T4ird street. htsN -ca
Brady ana Perry. for tie irpose o. ntana taxing
81 k.nas O. Garments 70 order. and OF CARY nr on
tho Nerchaa, TaIlrinr brsnc. H. 81 IL h-sr hes.
Hav'av last returned from New YORK vi p 2 iaa1-
zone erscrtrnte' ofCeths. Cas.ins-cs snd Vesi-rs
sz.iatle Tor ner's wsh-. which viii Be m.dc rr 70
oder IL ;ts bee: a.asr sd e lower is'es t.1 re
sanc c'ass o. goods acobsained clscsherr CAV
-. srasa-1c TIE good. rod styles ane odle feF
.clrc.. THOMAS MctrLiotSH.
ty- wA~--p. -- Good worSmeu 70 nsSe sof'r'
pau. sd vceis fncrgc A. tie store
naxenrnr, o. / lsl1--A.N
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r. w. ssSC1.Ex.gAND.

builder. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH
~ Doors. Blinds, houldings, brackets. DC
Contracts for buildings Of every description.
Shop and Factory corner Of Main and Third
alree.a Dag enrLft Iowa. Acl J s66dAW
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iowa.

CLINTON, Oct S. Editorial excursion
reached here at S o'clock last eyening and
after remaining about half 40 hour they
pushed on for the terminus. Tho nomber
on the train il about $50, Of whom not far
from 12j are editors. The party is Of .
pleasant character, and the excursion prom
isee to be most agreeable one.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Oct Peter Lorillard, the
we'll known tobscconist, died at Saratoga
yesterday.
Corporation counsel O'Gorman has sent
in his opinion to the board Of aldermen to
the effect that the city authorities have the
exclusive right 10 issue licenses to sell liquor.
&c, never having voluntarily surrendered
the power. and that the excise law is uncon-
stiutional in so far as j; attempts TO trans
fer such power TO ott er hands
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CONNECTICUT.

HARrroRp, Oct. 6.-Returns Of town meet
ings in this State to-day have been received
from g towns. There is Democratic gain
il five towns, although in democratic
strongholds there is . falling off from Eng.
fishes majority Of last spring. Some 20
towns are yet 70 be heard from.
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EusinEss CARDS.


osrice mrRWiS's rLo~E PERRY 81
n .sr,sf.oEr. IOWA. WITH FACILITIES ( n
III u..a.ss d a.N u tse exp rfne- - more man
~' yS-8ff
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LOUISIANA.

NEW OaLsANs, Oct. s.-The papers have
accounts Of tremendous gales ct Galveston,
on the Sd inst. and estimate the damages
to the wharves, shipping, end goods At
81 900, 900.
Ii is the highest overflow since 1887.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08
CHICAGO.

Cuic AGO, Oct. s-A Washington special
says: Scarcely anything was talked about
there yesterday except the elections TO- day
in Pennsylvania, OHIO and Ioga.
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~ Exchange Place. New York.
Especial attention devoted to Western business.
~ Speculative Accounts declined.
W1q1u1u 2gvnnRuCD:
Fifth Nstional Bank, Chicago m.
Heyyc l,u National Bank. 0alsna, IN.
Ncrchants' National Be1k, davenport. lewA.
u111nnal state Bank, o. Dee Mglnes, Iowa.
b. u (latiooAl Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
9fsfe Bank Of Iowa md Branches.
STATE 0eyings Association, d. Louis, No.
Al. Louis Building and Saving Asooc1stiOn 81. LouiG
flint Nationsl Bank Of lafayette. New Albany and
Je6cfsonville, Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky. Louisville. Ky.
Merchants Baok Of Louisville, = oct3od1y
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r.1.I * ssETlAN,

,rARpgNvERs ASD 8JItpERs - SHOP on
4 nrnsv straei. bpween SIKH aud Seycnih streets
Iay.nt.sit. ,lsa. Cgasrs eciCi.cd, mi contracts
H. e cn reasonable terms apeiT-3iy
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Oct. Election to will be an
exciting contest. The republicans arc mas
king every effort to =. cure success.
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john ROWE,
PRACTICAL. PLUMBER

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steAm Guages, Steam Wiistlee. Globe valvee. &c.
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