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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-03
MEDICAL.
DEAFNESS. CATARRH<
CONSUMPTION.
Cancer Cured =
M Z pIcAL.

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS. GA
IA tarrh, Consumption and Cancer their
causes, means Of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. by Pupil Of the academy q Medi-
cine. Paris. Sent TO any add, ess or 10 cents.
Letter from Rob-. McMurdy. d, D., III, D.,
Grand Preate Of Grand Epcampment OF u. 81.
Nrw YoRK. September II. 1881, DIR. stil we'll
waein charge Of 0raco Church Hospital. Alex
andria. Va. during the war. i frequently, all
most daily. for months. visited th Hospitals'
and had every means Of knowing his reputA~
ton for ryPIcIENcy and skill. II was Of the
nost credtablo character. and his SUCCESS I'M
the treatment OF patients was remarkable.
RoBr. MoMuRDv.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR. 4
II fits into tho ear, Is not pcrcepitie, rel
rlopes singing noises in the head. and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous. and indeed
In most cases OF long standing deafness. u will
relieve In short time. 1t may BIO adjusted
with the ease OF spectacles. $500 L.
:. DR.. Stilwell will be professionally Mt 81 East
Washinston place. University. buildings, N.
Y,s daily. 10 to 4. except Tuesdays, whom he
will be at bis rooms, 1852 Pine street, Phi!a-
deIphia, Pa. .I.r est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-03

Considered BY those who have used them to be
the best in America. They can with pleasure
refer TO numerous persons in the city who have
them in use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-03

:. W. F.s ne I $50 Wa: sa s:. 81: ia ;;sS ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

into these States in. numbers hitherto
unexampled in modern tines.
z The influx Will be mainly ofine toiling
millions, who seek only their own, and
that which Is theirs by HE highest of all
stitles, the right TO pessess ard enjoy that
winch the hard hand and the sweating
brow have produced, and who are no; rest
less and ambitious, but laborious and con-
tent, have ever been the consersatore oil
society, against the rash designs Of bod
llinnOyaiors. ~ 10. IL
The true and tf;cd friends of Govern.
mcnt are already, inssthee South avery.
powerful political influence. BY nature
association, these wllIbe joined by new
corners. and in a few years numerical
strength and political control will be
Yesieds beyNndythef power of successful
opposition, in the hands of the friends oil
our great and glorious nationality. -
Besides, by the empowering strength
Of the Republicans. WHOSE success is not a
party, but a national success opposition will
be SO completely discouraged that the
agitator and the disturber OF the public
tranquility will find his occupation gone;
and thousands of well-meaning persons
heretofore missed, will become quiet and
useful citizens.
The existence of the nation in its com
plete Integrity; its prosperity for long
years TO come; It's beneficial influence In
moulding 10 more just and liberal policies
the old monarceies and aristocracies o.
Europe are OIL assured.
Let us rejoice over The great national
triumph in Favor of humane and equa
laws. anb in favor of stable government.
4. WoLcofr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

a.et Us Rejoice
The fsllovingietleH Of A. Wolcottto TIT

The fellovingietter, OF, A. Wolcott TO the
Inc annapolis Journal, and from which
we clip the same, is. worthy, of pcrusal:
God holds the UHiyerse in The hollow
OF his hand, and rules al by. the great,
majestic force which he has established
as the laws governing every department.
of his; creation, the moral as well Z us The
physical; and be earth wrought for ius ii
crate deliverance. ,
p Tie overwhelming success Of the Re
publican party has solved tho political
problem of the day, and in which was
involved the naomeptous question whether
Four Government Should continne to exist
az theimest beneficial organization that
had,eve blessed mankind or siwlisther il
sheuhl be losl jim anarchy, its worthless
and dishonored fragments the, sole relics
| oil its FORMER splendor, greatness and use
fulness. Pho complete. triumph Of the
friends Of human Liberty and i ofo orderly
/ and ifut government gives the world
itiiat' FOR The period assigned TO Che next
lsdmi1istration, and eonhtIess through
IN lpugand happy future esthata good laws
will be impariislly enforced, and the sacrd
rights of person AMI property, will, be as
| Sc cure among tie tnrbulenily disposed
lpe0f5leo of the lafelieoeI States, az IN any
,bIaee ia Ohrisfenibmd' sDusWoi 2neie
II Ths,i,tesrjlerys epbracsd in these sSset IS
lis large, sufficient TO admit of q. population
more than ten fines The present number
fwidf advantage to eSesy interest -Extend I
| ing Through many degrees of'latitude3 snl-
tbpciue mAny sysrietiesof climate Ed
TO, I'll; for the next few. years emjgranis
iron the North and from Europe win pour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

The Frontier Ihdet newspaper office
at Bear River City, Utah, was attacked
yesterday morning by mob Of twe huns
dred men and burnt to the ground. The
rioters then attacked the Jail and set It on
fire. The citizens rallied meanwhile, with
arms, surrounded the mob and fred sewers
al volleys, which were returned. Women
and children left the town, fearing general
destruction. Ten men, of both parties, are
reported killed, and at least thirty wound
ed. The citizens sent for rcinforcements,
which probably reached themlast evening.
The riot is believed TO have been caused
by the hanging of three men by the citizens
at Bear River City, on the 1lth inst, san'1
several offensive articles printed 10y the
Inder.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

A HIyT To LApIEs.-It is distinguish
in g. characteristic, of cultivated Woman
10 adorn and besutify her person. lnpro-
portion as she becomes refined or dehascd,
she pays more or less regard to her per
sonal appearance. The love of admiration
is, as it ought TO be, strong, in every To>
mans nature, and hence il is that the dec
Grafton OF her person is always regarded
as of paramount importance. The three
most beautiful things On earth are women,
children and flowers-each equally by
nature pure and attractive. Woman
knows she is beautiful, she loves 10 be
admired by man; endeayors torender her
self as attractive as possible TO mans eyes
and therefore it is that she avails herself o.
all the benefits Of dress and ornaments.
Woman is gifted by nature with great
natural attractions. Her complexion is
If not ruined by paint and powder, fail
and delicate, her hair abundan: and Ius
lrous, and her form tie very perfection o
grace and loneliness. WoInan's. chic
ornament is her hair. No matter how rec
ular the contour Of The features may be-
how fustrous the 'eyo-how sweet III,
voice or graceful the form, il the hair b.
not soft, glossy and beautiful, fhe, chic
attraction is wanting. 4 lady remark; .bl'
for the beauty Of her hair, remarked ID on
hearing, the other day, that she owed te
the moderate and constant use OF. ''Bsrreit'
Hair Restorative's d deep obligation, fol
by II She had become locally famous TO
the abundance and lustrs of her hair.-
fUsing IT constantly ourselves We. ear ads
our testimony that as dressing and re-
stora,ve combined Barrett is superior t.
any Hair Preparation We have. ever used
hrs reasonable in price, too, costing only
one dollar for large bottle fun OF TIT
mixture. - Cincinnati Sunday Gtobc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

grew out OF . moral zeal without q.
proper balance of,pind<to. afford q
check. Apd thefaet that this error
is not Graduated, called from Moore
the following lines:
''That mad as Christians used tote
About the 18th century,
There's lots of Christians to be had
IN this the 10th just as mad" a
"A salutary cheek-for, these exits is
to be found in well regulated
body and mind. '1sa ea.s's- -saas1 ~.
|, Bat the most terrible position m
which we can view man is in the de-
yelopment Of the mentalato thes en-,
tire neglect Of the moral. Cases like
Probst seldom have the mental acute,
ness to attain to position, hence can
only injure that which comes in his
way; but he who has mental capaci-
ty may 10y his ingenuity have thrust
in his power awwhcle nation; and
when his selfshness is not exhibited
i'm wanton massacre of his subjects
it may be with the most merciless
tyranny, and to the end that self be
served, he:would see Innocence wei
terain blood, and confront Deity
Himself could he but secure the
least advantage. To educate the
mind without due regard to the NOR
ais is but to place the dagge. in the
hands Of the maniac-aye, mere, it
would demolish society itself. The
ancient priests seeing this, in their
endeavol's to arrest the tendency de-
clared that ignorance was the moth
er OF DEVOTION Instead of teaching
men to enjoy Gods blessings and
not abuse them, they shut the ave
nnes Of knowledge, and hurled the
people into darkness that they might
not have light to do wrong.
1t is apparent that education
meansthe careful training of the.
whole being, and when thus develop
ell, man is one of G obs noblest crca-
lures. IL this. capacity everything
is contemplated for the good ofman
kind; and to that, end. and to .snb-.
serve their interests. you not only
find him mastering the elements, and
adapting the destructive agencies in
nature TO mans benefit, but you find
him a social being, fun of sympathy.
full oflove, as bold as II lion. rs
harmless as above, "a perfect man.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

" It is always best to canvass FOR those pa
pers which already justly popular, are get.
ling intn still higher favor. There is a
large harvest to reap tor the Advance this
fall. and winter. Tue good seed sown has
sprung up and ripcncd. anil a host of eper-
retic canvassers is needed TO bring in the
sheavss No kinder verbs, no more hear
iy commentators OF the Advance have
ever been spoken Than at present. Those
Who take hold for the paper now, will ex-
pcrience the benefit of cordial feeling,
which every week grows stronger.
tF Specimen copies with premium list
on application. Address
TIE ADVANCE COMPANY,
eNHh ~ as No. e5 lombard Block.
Chicago, III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

A banquet was given by the Captain
General ofsCuba, yesterday, at which Adj
miral Hoff and the officers Of the American
squadron were the principal guests. Gen.
Eersundi made a speech, in which he adj
mittsd ilsatihad he been Born In fhe L nted
States, he would. in all probability, have
been q Radical Republican; but being a
native of Spain, he was a constitutional
monarchist, with liberal ideas. He crossed
with toast tofhe American Union and
IFS rulers and people. Admiral Hoff effsr-
ed toast in honor Of Spain, saying that
the Government of Spain and the United
States had been friends for seventy years,
and friends he hoped they would always
remain. The toasts Were. received with
great applause. . Zee su,f ..-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
Family & Sunday Reading

.
|, +; Many of the best and most popular wri-
tiers for, the religious press are regular CON
tributors to It's columns; its editorials dis
cuss topics of1ive interest; its religious and
secular Intelligence is most carefully com,
piled; its selections are choice and fresh,
and its childrcns department. always web
flied. Its .'Notcs of the Chicago Noon
Prayer Meeting regularly prepared sby
one Of lis editors, are eagerly read all over
The land. .f - ss --. f.f
The price orthe paper is $3.50 a year in
advance. Rare Inducements for getting
ND clubs arc offered. FIFTY. DIFFER
ENT PREMIUMS forelsbs, al along from
10 COO, make the most attractive list ever
offered Ii includes something suited 10
every taste. The Universal Clothes Wrin-
ger. Silver Spoons and Forks, Prang
Chromos, Laage's Commentaries, Sabbath
School Libraries, Elgin Watches, Com
munion Services, Cabinet Organs, Church
Bells, etc, etc, arc'upon lis li.t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

The undersigned will sell a arm, containing sev-
esaty-six and half acres, lying in Mar
shall county, being the northart of the halter
the SOUTHWEST quarter, and the soufh-w part VI
the south west quarter Of sectional, in township g.
north Qfrange cast.
Said land is afcw miles west of Argos
The improvements consist ola small frame hOnss.
young orchard and fifty acres cleared.
flso a Town-lot in Plymouth, will be sold on rca-
soDabe terms For further particulars enquire of ID.
T. Phillips, or Mrs. PERS ST. TYLER,
il-tf Tallt,aeo Ohio
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
I. Ixwoop, Nov. %

I Ign rs- 81 -lt 1-s 1NhoOD, NOV I'D.
Since the close oftlre campaign our city
has enjoy edla degree of quiet before UNI
known The only exciting topic is that oil
our .winter school, an annual disease prev
alent about ,sthis,tlme of the year, which
always lasts until the ''Iaaster''is engaged
snd the question settled as to-wheiher he
is to aboard around or not; then ihe.ex-
element dies away untiiit becomes known
that the "masier kissed Martha Jones, 1.-THE
employers then begin 10 wake up little,
and all of them. except s'Mafiha Jones
pa, are in favor of liscliarging The teacher
Oar school ma bers nearly l50 scholars,
| all in the care of enc teacher, for which
services eur worthy Trusieclis willing to
pay, only one dollar and fifty cents day,
the amount paid by a neghboritg school
of 80 scholars. a He also allows three and
half cords ofwopd fcrithe. three months
of winter school. fIeIis determined that
they shall keep cool J, AID say nothing Of
thigh. taxes, abonts which SO much has
been lately said, The tax on aeowsDIant
hogs, and the saloon license would more
than amount to the above BILL Twenty
cepts a mspth for each scholar-not quite
the psies ofan old hen,a bassasnn Ell
In consequence of the cool manner il
which our common SCHOOL, Is managed oul
citizens haze determined,to make Ope more
strike for a new tewBsbip; not quite Sc
much territory will be demanded as beeor'
but the affair win be pushed with morelde
/ termination. Z. -, -. ". SrNDoMX.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

isnLzeExDopP IcUs.e-Thefollowin
is an sillustationiof the meihott by which
the. ancients,b, spmetimes accounted
for namesss origin Of which sthey did
not andersandgqiIa s'dl6o - 2aiz-aaf
aisPicss Was afabltf king Of sLatium, re,
markasae for tLe%onfe'iness Of hiApefson
aud the manly qualities ~fsliia character,
His wife was Canens, charming singer,
assthe name i,npefts, TO- wliorh he was ar
der r,y attached. ssaSsd hat .s1Eex re
On .; certain oecssssnp he went to'the
chase, a sport to which, hewas much adj
rii.lxAe weaci1ss ptapls pleaks fssseaed
about the meal &itlIsbp golden bald
Chaness led him INTO tAatrpartse sths forest
in, which Gree Yves gathering mseielbsbs-
Il hap pensd, msrseFsb thatshe fesljaleve
with bIm, and proceeded ipstapter ~. 'pofl
the question !" but he. remembering. h
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
Sccnefn Court.
Corr What's your name ?

CorRT-stand up and hold up your right
hand
WITNEss-(stands up
CouRr-(Holding up his right hand and
looking wise, administers the oath as fol
lows } 'sYoa do solcmnly swear that you
will support the Constitution of the United
States and the Constitution OF The State Of
Indiana, and in giving testimony In this
case You will faithfully discharge your
duty, so help you God s" rhatll do, Sam
my, won't it? says the Court. with dignity,
and the examination proceeded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

beautiful Canens, resisted her charms and
said 'Nor' Enraged on account of her
disappointment, she struck him With her
magic wand, and Immediately he Was
changed into bird with purple .plumage
and yellow ring round his neck. Hence
the name Picus, arwoodpecker.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

New crib work is b.ing p1t in the chan
mel OF the Delaware at Scudder's Falls
above Yardleyrille. This point has leng
been considered by ransmen the Charybdis
of the Delaware. many rails having been
stove in here while almost in sight of their
destination.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

Last Saturday night, while = man named
Williamson was oiling the gearing in tho
Kensington Iron works in Pittsburgh
his foot slipped. precipiisling him into the
cog " heel. which drive the machinery Ie
was literally crushed to death. The de-
ceased was about thirty one years of age,
and lesves a widow and to children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
THELONG EVENINGS

Bring leisure horrs, when. every family
needs good religious paper. The Ad>
vance. started but little over year age
already has seventy FIVE thousand readers.
While it represents, denominationally the
prsc ice and principles OF the Congrega-
tionai churches, it % catholic and fraternal
in its attitude TO Christians OF every name,
and circulates among all denominations.
II il the aim 10 make II in the best sense q
good religious paper especially suited
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
WHAT LEADING i JOURNALS
say

wThefRilral New orkti VIM henceicrth 10 pub
riiynr- Nr % piT Moofe. fate Mayor oi Rochester,
has been nearly twenty years at its seldi ard has
surrounded himself by very able Corps OF Ass's-
tants and Contributors: lie has done'a noble ~ork
fr Az. in fl,. ~ and siow RAPIDLY en-
largiEs the field of his rseiuinsfs--s ~ T. patty
Tribune. ,
Moores Rural is full OF variety origiRaand seisct
W.. surprise at he variety aud richness
of is con tents bouutiluily st rated as az Isl NO
paeron our list comes 50 hear our ideas OF percc-
ton ss,ulas family rslsr- 1liaintairis ahish
moral standard.--kesc York O5~errsr- y
Without exception the best Agricultural and fami
ly Nessysspsr,v Mr.. 1loprs lately resolved NJ ssfV
draft for one club Of new ls Artfs-
man. -
a model paper for the farmers family. III We
wert to suut periodical usain IL wopldepn anita
lion OF til Rural New-Yorkcr-A mericps rgr'caitH-
trsf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

In Bellcfonte, Centre county, is a boy
who is but sweet sixteen and who has
pedal appeadarcs which measure only
sixteen inches in length
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
The News.

The majority for Gov. Baker was
9S1-for Grant, 10, 136. -
A majority of the newspapers of
this State favor Win Cumback for
United States Sepator. This yolun-
tary sanction b. the press tells that
Will is the peoples choiea. 10
Tobacco dealers are becoming in
dignant at what they consider an UNI
just revenue act, and some OF them
have met at Indianapolis andresol.a
ell to labor to sccnrc relief from the
4sunjust AMI unprecedented law" 8
Grant is at the Army Head Quar-
tiers attending to official business.
Gold closed in New York yester-
day at l34 57s.,e,r 1sre sno 81 rsa5 +.
-Four ladies had their pockets RI
fled at a.freman's fane:al a few days
ago; Is r.nissas lsfions ss~ 81 :
- sved I = raidseIs ~ ! 0am - Z
ii The G was a sharp advance , OF
Government bonds in NewsYork yes
terday. q ''a 80 T,@A' o.'@
q The Rothschfids ana Earrings will
| take large portions Of tic new Span.
iS Fil io ;' ~ s4- - lsdgi, ,fJoO srlf
An award of three hundred thous-
and dollars in gold was made in n
Y. City yesterday by the Assistant
Treasurer at 1873 S9-l00N ieiN'
.sllaU .
A shoemaker namedtnJoha Sulli
van wa run ever alydl Instantly kill
ed by locomotive In Central depol
of rN.aw,rI Yori,, x Isa "oaa cog h.0
VI NC" " -.3d = gin,sa mi .
The fraternity of American Mil,er'
are invited, through our diplomatic
officers, to take part in the great fan
at Leipsic-gqrs .Hnsdsuh I'D h'i7r
The Democratic Lni2n, Bartyb 0
New : York city have substitutes
Smith Els, Jis,os for Mayor, sndT j
McKeen for City Counsel. in the 1pla
ces Of Kelley end Lawrence: =
The county court of Heusemon'
county, Me-, has ordered. a vote o.
the question of a subscriptions OF tw'
hundred thousand deliars, TO tue Nor
ok & Gre at Western Railroad.ai
'suo. yd~ wori l'nsh ] -srs r's /
loy The Beard 7of Directors of sth
Gettysburgcemetery meets IN Wash
notion Dec o -niaer cid sssns .;
= - :; ~ f'ay iaa~ .salabrn
The friends Of Women Right
ore about to petition n. Congress 70
female suffrage in the District Of Go
Iumbiasraos 81 e dr.Ai yibaia En-
hl .zss ell sos II sssd o. hais "a /
,bv A picture of,Abraham Lipcoirh IVA
found on theIbodysof'l Cosiaockam'
! ghiefof the Observation-Disclosures. iwh'
Tvs al kinedfI1 abattie wit6n oiir troUp
last q month ss cav u ,"n 'D''1.s'' -
Dr.. Parsons tsas sli of PoFtlqplaal,s Maine
!. has p .xeddipg shoer yeEyg small ii
4 size; whlch mas worn by a lalyd ON
hundred yeSrsl ODD o. ii 1890 yssT
lr.sls assssq isa'Isnsr dsiitol { ssv II
General Early is in Ganad .andssi
described as ssueaffng tile grayn
! .Is@siw 81 6IeoG 20 - 4
Brigham Voting suggests Mofmol
ihE1dsrs for engineers on the. 'Pacifi
1R Raj NY Va a Is |qhpnaR
i one Of them dHsre killed .Ektsal y
I Of widQws .thera would bsi .: yibdiS
la 1s:ia
10: The ernption Of VesuwiusnsiS in
s,creasing inrvioienre.. Many 'aiouse
and farms in the vfcinity have bee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
THE 0pRACTIcAL FARMER
20 IN Now ia its SIKH Year.
Published az Phitdtfct l,hid, Nossthty

a
7 nsa, dt,S1 80, I'm adecnce, q 81 ?
~ BY PASCAALI, NORRIS, Editor. .
tits recommended TO farmers in every
section of the union as a thoroughly relia>
Die and well Illustrated Agricultural and
Horticultural journal Tits chiefly made
up of original matter, embracing stock
rai.ing. grain growing. the dairy, orchard,
Vegetable and market, ,gardening,- grazing,
rearing and fattening animals, veteripary
department. Also the ornamental snrronn
tiings of the farm, buildings, &C., with rege
ular articles on household economy and
miscellaneous. matters. Large inducements
and liberal premiums offeredto agents and
canvaseerssl bamrie copiec With suitable
show bills furnished ion SPECIFICATION 10 4
,,.t ,,so,fs PASCHAI4LiN MORRIS, 1ia5 :
Office of Practical FaImert,d
ii'eo' No. rs N. 18th 81, Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

Piusbnrs is rapidly getting reputation.
Some dastardy r,,lian last Saturday
nikgi, in Second street knocked Down
and beat insensibly an old lady 65 years Of
age. .,...i. $500, s-t .. -.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26

Lancaster county boasts chcstn 1t tree
twenty seven feet in circumference. with
= cherry tree craving from one of its
branches. 9il.a is ID. ilU
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-26
TERMS OF VOL. xx. FORT 500.

sinsIe Copy, ;S.ia Ye-r;ot Sre 'copifs, sa Seven
for SO; Ten for sa &C. with nee COPIES or ptemi-
INNS 10 Club Agents. Now Is tnc Timo %
SubscriDe and form Clubs! Liberal ih-
du,ements TO Local ciu5 gents, bur no tr'veliFs
can~assers emplose,l sSpsei mems. Show Eiiis, IT,
sent ree-or the IL bnmfcrs of this CUE rier, tOct
cents. p. o. Money Orders, pfafls aid Registered
fbtftess ht oul. risk. IsnNJi u 4 la-- )n@
xddr-Ss ID. D. It. MOORE,
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