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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

Is said that the receipts of the
Street Railroad have increased every
week. but one, since it opened, and are
now averaging somewhere about one
hundred and iifty dollars per day. The
expenses are said 10 be alb 3ut sixty dol
lars per day. The capital stock is close
upon eighty thousand dollars. Before
The bridgeport branch is completed it
Will probably be necessarily increased
to eighty, tvo thousand. The company
win soon own fourteen cars in all, in
GLIDING two excursion cars. a fine
stable is TO be built at Bridgeport,
where n portion of the stock and several
Of the cars will be kept. We presume
the cars will be running to that placa
within TWO weeks. The rails for the
Bridges have been bought at Il consider
nbte saving, we hear, from a street rail-
road company in Columbus, Ohio, who
had more track laid down than could
be- used with profit. They are such as
will save - good deal OF wear and tear
for the Bridge company, AS all the
wagons will track on their narges.
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LAUGHLIN,s ISFANr CoRDIAL,

Tie ChUd's Cure When TeethinK.
Mothers all know the many sleePle-s nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
of the Pain-CholiG, Wakefuiness, Uneasi-
ness, Erettins. FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthiE
Cordial will correct all these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove AcidIty, Allay all Pain,
Qniet the FretfnI, Promote Sleep.
Try it II will act as charm. Sold by
- ~ LAUGHLIS. SMITH d CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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DIED.

PRYoR-on Monday morning. Id instant.
at half past II o'clock, OLIVER fEYoR. In the
fifth year OF his age fas. =-I lsstt
His funeral win take place from hts late
residence in the country, Al 10 O'Clock. a. m.
and from the Baptist tateSt- Mathews Epis-
copaD church at about haIfpast u O'Clock, p.
IN =. on Wednesday, 9Th instant. 2t
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nIGkESS' NOVELS DIAAONp hDl-
- iloN:
Dlckehs NoNels' LlDiaLS i1tl.io
walter SCOUTS Novels doHsenolu Eoitioh'
Gan Hamiltons WorEs.
captain Wayne Reds "oEAs'
Eece Homo.
Ecce Deus.
louisa OF III russia anu nei ilihe=' oS 'i'S'
Auhlbach.
The Seven Weeks war. by AoLier'
The Bench and Bar, by L. j.. higeio".
O!d England, oy james L. hoFPlh'
Sunshine and Showers, by steinmetz- DE-.
Curious Myths OF the Middle ages
The CHxtons, by BulweT-
Bryan Maurice
Far Above, kuous-
Two Marriages-
The Invisioles.
a Noble Life
Cecil Castienan' Gage.
Elsie Magoon.
Iaies Of "A Wayside lnn- by LonsielIoW-
Inc Last DAYS OF hlhg.
Twice Tod Tales by, by HawthoIpe. -.
heeoHeeuohs OF rive ears SfAse "ieei i-
wood.
Long teilo"' biue ana Soin'
@ su9as,
Jean IngeIOw,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

HAVING MOVED MY OFFICE TO
IL South Wheeling, propose holding tea
cheI's examinations stately. as follows
Commencing with saturday, sept. 9Th, 1851,
and devoting to this purpose tho hr-t and last
Saturday of each month until Jan. Isl, 1888.
Examinations held at my office in j.
Shultz's building, corner Sd and Penney
streets, South Wheeling. Those wishing 10
write me, should direct, South Wheeling, w.
- j. w. HANCHER,
County Supt. OF Free schools Ohio Co.
Een}-2ilLNltNgo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

ALL THE WAGOE AND CARRIAGE
"A materials, thoroughly seasoned,l In
Guiding large lot OF spanish Mos, on hand,
are offered for sale We are finishing large
number of Wagons and Carriages, which
Will be sold At low prices TO clO$e mp the ousi-
ness The Tools in the Factory are oneIed
for sale, and the BuildiDgs are offered Tor
rent To party or parties desiring 10 PuT-
chase the Stock and Tools, and rent the ! &C
tory, possession Will be given by the LIST Of
auR25 ARTHUR LITTLE.
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IN MRS. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
rnn CnILnRE:s rEErnISG.

GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess OF ieGthing. by sOitening the gums,
reducing all in1ammauou-wlll auay ALL
PAIN aud spasruodic action, and Is
sure 40 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon 1t, mothers. 1t viii give rest
to yourselves, and
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years. and CAN SAY IN OoNEIDESCE AND
Truth of 1t what we have never BEEN able
Failed IN a Aii1ie IJlstdllce 70 Eject u Cure,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used IL. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak In terms OF
cnmtneudation of its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak In this matter
WHAT W Z: Do KNOW, y a fIer ears Of ex-
perienee, aud Pledge our Reputation for The
FLTLliIFtlt Of 1clldt zoe here declare: In almost
from pain and eShaustiOn, RELIEF will be
found in fiGteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup is administered. rlHs cos FEf- 20
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle. 80 ~ .- a..
"'Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile of COURTS & PER
KIDS. on the outside wrapper. All othels
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only So cents per Bottle.
- 2l5 Fulton Street, New YorH. -rE
20 High Holborn, London, England,
al st Paul street, Montreal, Canada.
aug96 eod6m
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AN old nliser, who was notorious for
seIf-deniaI, was one day asked why he
was 50 thin. az do not know" said
the miser, II have tried various means
Have Won tried victuais?' Inquired
his friend. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

ALTHOUGH it is more than tive years
since the death of Prince Albert, the
mourning seal in black wax continues
10 be affixed to all the official letters OF
the English Government in its several
r -ar ur
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The Cincinnati: Commercial says that
Butter county, Ohio, where the Jones
McCools prize fight took place, sis a
sort of Kentucky in the midst Of Ohio.
"rhere has been regular Democratic
'.mnJority of near 1000 in that county
"Ior haIIa century, and the conserva
tive county officials were unwilling tc
disturb the amusemsnts of an ex'
rebel soldier and a Missouri Demo
'crnt. Butler county was holy land
"iof our intensely conservative friends
Jones and McCOoie."
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OF the 'RbOve number there were 3 rom
abroad infant found on clay street, two still
born, and one drowned. leaving only twenty
who died OF disease in the city IN the month
OF August. .. L
gepi-h Secretary OF Board OF n ealth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

4 AMONG the recent deaths by yellow
lever in New Orleans, were those OF
Cyrus Hamlin, son of the Ex-Nice
President, and A. w. Meudenhall, for
merly of Indians.
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Aew Adrertisements.


A GESTs-s75 To sea PER MONTH,
A every where, male and female, 10 lhtTo-
due. fArpugh bout the United states; iIls
-9ESIrrSE TsPRovED GoNHoS SEzsE FAM
NY SEWING MACHINE This machine VIII
stitch, hem, fen, tuck, quilt bind, hral1 aho
eInhr0ider III II most superior manner fIiSS
only SIS. Fully " aITanled LOT nNE ye1tL7S;
We Viii pay 81 10 for any machine that Wiz
sew stronger more beautiful, or more elias-
nc : am Than ours 1t makes The - Elsstle
LrCiS Sytitrh.'' Every second stitch can De
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
part without tearIngtt II. We pay agents rom
ST5 TO Sal per month and expenses, or q COM
mission from which twice that amount can
De made. Address, o.
SECOMB q CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
C,AUrIoS.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming OF wort bless cast iron
machfnes, under the same, name or otner-
wise. ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
aug3i-1md&w ...--
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Dissolution.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HEREIOE0RE
existing under the nrm name OF Bugbey,
Little 4 Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Arthur Little, or legally appoint
ed person deputsd by him, Is alone author
lied 70 settle the business Of the late urn.
Those knowing themselves indebted 10 the
late fiTTu are requested 70 call and settle, and
thCee having claims Will present them for
sgttlement, WM. BUSBEY,
ARTHUR LITTLE,
GEO. WALTERS,
WALTERS,
wheeling, Aug. u, 1851. "a auE2-2Ed
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Exactly WHAT You WANT.
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
vi known andnsed over 20 years Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble A child can
7bcents- a-H...f ...z
sod by Druggists ana Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATHEWS AREIcA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. iu4-eod-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

b TIE gossips begin 10 chatter about
the coming fall fashions, and 70 mint at
the programme soon TO be iatd GOV
By the nodisteS. They assure the iadles
that the bonnet will he -tiny-sllA,
making up in breadth what It lacks IN
height and length ana VIII De tE tit Il
Richest and coslIIest materials" Those
bacomIng and sensible short dresses
for the street will again be worn, but,
alas for husbands and fathers will be
most deliberately and extravagautly
trimmed, aud Enthusiastically shaped.
Compensation Will be afforded Tor the
loss of breadth in dresses, by an extra
train. These things have a deeper sig
niticauce to many than the freaks OF
Presidents and the dissolution of cab
inetS. Lob .-
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sprftaI aIptIrfss.
ODRE0T,s CHOLERA KNTIDOTE.


Is "A speedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
DlarThea, Dysentery, FIux ,Cholic and cramp-
ing PainS Warranted 10 cure in every case.
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS. on
A. s. Robertson. Eaton's Station, w. Va,
says II is worth It's weight in gold.
. & 7. BenneI, Cincinnati, Ohio, says IT cured
him of Cholera tIFls 500
tisrecommended by j. A. Melcalf, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy John DOnlou, r. H..
& o.; Louis Manners Geo. Il I1ngle, Max
we'll 4 TingIe; John Barton, Belmont Mills:
Samuel LaughIin, Wholesale druggist; las.
Lsunder; Jos ). Norton; j. ii. kodgers, Con i.
b, & o. Il. Il. myO
Before Life Is ImperIIIe'i, deal judi
ciously with the symptoms which tend 10
dangerous chronic diseases. II the stomach
kioul, tie excIeti0ns Irregular, ths liver tor
Tid, nothing Is more certain than that TAR
RANTS EFFERY EsCENT SELTZER APRRIENT
Is The one thing needful 10 effect n cure.
1..H SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS a
auR3i-IW ...r. UrH EU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

greater and more glorious our united
country, but its storm has left their
parricidal party only the shattered frag-
menis of an utter wreck,
and Iost TO life, and use. and name. and
fame" '--s-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

ss- No notice viii DC taken OF coInmuni
cations not accompanied ~ re, gonslD!e
gau!r The name will be cOusldtISl coma
.!sntia! but mus; in ALI cases sceoinPtny let
tea as q f;uausuIee of good faith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

EMERsoS,s LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
u wRTSGER-ihe best in use. Good
A gents wanted in every count! ALdrS-s,
j. +. RATSOLDS,
sepI-tF Wheeling. W. va.
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BOARD of Health.

DEPORT Of the Board OF Health OF the City
~ OF Wheeling, for the month OF August,
y. D., 1861. nd .."..
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afg advertisements
HOW TO GET RICH.
Court House.

EIIHE "BoY ORATOR. OF KEN uCSf,
who spoke last night at the Chap!lne 81
81 L. Church, Will peak again Ills W EslIiSz.-
Day evening al the Court Houss.
2 TT'uTIl ont aud hear the oraiur. III, lhelne
ls III Temperance cause. admission nee
i
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1919 or-nnNEnrIsINa.

JAsEfASEs AID FUNERAL NOTICE., 20
rts.. yghen under six lines
riIoDlc announcements OF Deaths Srdtts.
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ARTHUR LITTLE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-25


LIBERTY Hosr BALL To-NIaHr l-0ur
gallant FIRE ladies, being disappointed
BY the heavy snow storm of last Friday,
in giving their Ball, postponed the event
for to-night-and tonight is the time it
will come off, at Fort Homestead Hall,
Gold Hill, without further delay, or
procrastination. Professor Millington
has been tuning his Ole Bull violin, until
he can draw o musical note equal to Ole
Bull himself; and old Carl York has
been footing his horn to "chime in" as
no other cornet-player in the State car.
The other musicians have also been
shaping their proficiency ; and even the
piano-forte is "keen for the fray" Mr..
Schaefer, Of the San Francisco Restau-
rant, has q wagon load Of roast turkeys,
pigs, chickens, quails, sandwiches,
sponge-eakes, pound-cakes, %jellies, meats
Of different kinds, and all the other ct
e~etteras, which are now up at Home
stead, and will be steaming hot at the
proper time. That their Hall will be
tastefully decorated; that every means
will be provided to promote the comfort
and pleasure Of their guests; that the
utmost decorum will be msintained-are
proverbial characteristics, the pride and
boast of iremen. But there is ONE
thing better and more attractive than
these things, excellent as they are.
Firemen are conspicuous for their tender
courtesy to woman, which is manifested
in the true spirit of chivalrous devotion.
The fine instinct of woman teaches her
that every one of these brawny, perhaps
rough, but always gallant fellows, stands
ready and sworn to protect and rescue
her and her children from the direst Of
dangers. Women admire brave men,
and they respect and confde in the FIRE
lads because Of their unsel6sh bravery.
Gentlemen who have ladies in charge
can take them to the reception room at
the company's Hall, Main street, or they
can take them direct 10 Homestead, at
their option. Sleighs will run every
hour during the night from and to
Homestead. A great many tickets have
been sold, q great many more than was
expected, and the managers desire every
holder of a ticket to come, 'dance and
be merry especially many Of the
noble women of Gold Hill and Virginia
city.
Snow DRIrrs.-In some places the
snow on the sides of c street is seven
feet deep, where it has been shoveled
from the tops of buildings. Unless
there comes a rain to melt it away, it
| will be several weeks before it all dis
appears, as it is very solid and compact.
1t would pay the livery men to hire some
| Cinnamon to shovel it into the center OF
| the street, as the snow in the road melts
away, in order to keep the sleighing
good.
NEW MusIc.-Saturday evening we
were presented with q piece of new
music, by Mr.. Dale, entitled, Ring the
Bell, Waterman" Very good.
REcovERrSG.-John Sherman, the man
who was so severely injured a few days
since at Washoe, is recovering rapidly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-25
TONIGHT !

Don't forget to attend the Liberty
Hose Ball tonight, at Fort Homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-25

In.o comfy, California : Notice Is
sauyhn, Ivan that al . meeting Of the Board Of
ns.eTs .. Of the above named Company, hsld
Ir ~ al, 1851, an assessment (No. 1+,) Of tsn
t to,I:, cSioS Der share In q, 8. gold coin wasduly
a1on IA mon each and every share Of the assess
isy,ea oIS Of he Company, payable immediate
no, ~ IL Treasurer. Ak Grim, ESQ, Virginia
BY order ofths sSasd e , TTSl,si Secretary.
ooldHIl, Feb. 8, 1se6 fsll'ln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

1t is ruuo.ed in we'll informed circles that Barnum
stated few days that lie had at last discose
at 81 curiosity he ad heard Of in hi lfe Snf
FIRING from cold ana fearful fits Terminate
in monary Affection, he sterpsd iuts drug ttors
ADD asked The pr prietor to give him thing which
be kner would afford him immediate relief The gen
tlenan Thus applied TO handed him at locking psek
aye hi he assured him the only article he coule
end snswerng all the requirements in suth
Returning 10 his Museum Office Mr. Barnum toos
the mediane aecoriirg to directions and less hay
tUtrs hours found himself entirely recovered The ca..
ark Bile that Rarru can-el the bottle 10 b.
placed In hsnd,one glass case, and put in the n
conspicuous part OF his MUSEUM appropriately kea
flows az he greatest oDder Of the ese- dicr,
that performs all it promises.'
On investigation this was found to tie bottle of adj
J. W. Poland's White Pima Comp,una' for the cure
Consh, Colds Bronchitis Lung affections and all disc
Of the Bladder and Kidneys Fold By all druggists
oct1 dav
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Republican Township Ticket.
REcUnLIoAa PLATTORM.

l. That We again proclaim II ~ cardinal principle
Of our D t faith that all equal before the
Law and We are In favor OF sarh amendments to the
Consultation the ftate Of Iowa will secure the
reh, OF ths ballot the prots ticn Of The law and equal
Justice TO all Hr spectvc OF color or religion
2 That approve OF the mi itary recoasffuction
act passed by the seth and 10th Congress-; but the
uubsra1 CONJUNCTION by unfriendy ofcias drpsiv.s
ir energy aud sitaity deinsnd that
Cou. emile IL July to out by additional
the ard original intent ut said scts
the the Rebel staes upon sure and
10y al hasis
TIA. the prompt trial and punishment according
90 law vi the necd late rsbeon for hts infamous
crime. h inperaveIy demanded fer the yindcaion Of
the inn and the laws and fr The proper pnn-
tshment Of highest crime II 10 demanded b. ustics,
bonor anil proper regard for the tot~ction Of Ameri
can citizenship aud BY due ard for tie welfare and
the dignity OF the nation tut In Justice To the loyal
people Who have been heroic In their devotion to the
OF the Constitution the Uucn and Liberty and to
the soldiers OF this Union Who survive and the
of the heroic dead.
l. That are In favor OF the stricteet economy In
the expenditure Of public money, and that We dema I'd
At the hands OF AL officials. both State and alton Al
faithful and rgidiy honest standardization OF public
affairs.
That the Republican members Of the Congress Of
the United States entitled to the thanks OF the Ma
toa for their hmness In resisting the conspiracy to
the control Of this Govern to the hands oil
and their allies and In defeating the
corrupt Executive and thus sustaining the interests
liberty 10 great and dangerous crisis In history
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M..esi,nneoa. I,.m.

Prentice thinks that 'stuaing improves
the fair as well as the fowl.n
Oshkosh, Wis, has II, o26 population by
a late census.
Ice half an inch thick was formed in
Wisconsin last week.
"A correspondent Of the n 7. Tribune
says: You may rot have noticed that while
Andrew johnson used the personal pronoun
my ten times, and L five times, they cannot
be found at all In the address of our lanented
Lincoln
-Apropos of the recent Vanderbilt forge
ry. New York letter says: "What an nc
commoda,lng bank the City Bank is, TO be
sure. II man went in there with check
trousers on, ] think they'd pay him some,
thing simply from force of habit
A new feature is about to be introduced
in New FORK journalism. 1t is 10 be crit
ique Of all the clergymen Of any note in the
metropolis. Their matter and manner is to
be coldly and impartially judged. as they
would be we're they actors Execution, pro-
nunciatlon. gestures, style, everything will
be noticed.
AT many points along the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad the country adjacent to the
railroad is in com pete state of devastation,
The fences, woods, and fields have been
burned to ashes by sparks from passing en-
gines. The farmers have been Obliged to
turn out en- masse &c quench the flames.
The Richmond Examiner takes Pollard
to task tor emitting all mention of General
Malone 10 his new volume. II zee and His
Lieutenants." 1t doesn't admire the steel
plate. for ''the veteran General Henr. A.
Wise Is pictured as beardess boy, not vet
out OF his twenties. In another, Fnzhnrh
Lee looks like consumptive who had lust
taken dose of cod liver OIL On another
plate teb Stuart's name is spelled Stewart
The latest accounts from the great IA;
lors strike in London show that, on the 9Th
inst, out Of the two thousand eight hundred
men who had struck, about half had obtained
work IN other shops. Some had deserted the
Union, others had gone into the country. and
about two hundred had e,nigrated to Amer
lea We have no special report of the arriva,
OF these strikers, but we notice a remarkable
fact In the liverpool returns of the pationalitv
OF the em,grants from that port 10 the United
states during the last calender month. In.
stead OF the great majority being Irish. as
usual, the nationslities Of the eteerage ,.s
aengers were as follows: Enrl;sh, 3 dos :.
Scotch, 1873; Irish, 2,3i5; from the Cont
nent, 2,449. In like manner of the ste.r 90
passengers to Canada 557 we're Eng,sh 3
Scotch, 1873 Irish, and 3l2 from other conns
tries.
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@-89-@s
ATTENTION. vOTERsi

The fight in Lee county must be fought
out by our own people. The inspiration to
work must come from your individual love of
the cause. We will not have the amount of
speakers on the Republican side, in our coun.
ty, during the canvass, that was anticipated
and hoped. General Logan and Oglesby,
Senator Harlan. Grimes and other able
speakers in the West have been written to,
and are all engaged in other fields. They
can give us in their proper presence no words
Of counsel or cheer. 1t rests with our own
people. Republicans in each township must
determine to conduct the battle themselves;
must determine to bring every Republican to
the polls, to strengthen the wavering, and do
everything that can be done to insure sue.
cess. Every man to his post, and let the
zeal and untring efforts of our own people
bring us victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
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