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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

MAINE SENAToR.-We notice that several
Of the prominent citizens of Maine have been
already named as candidates for the vacaH'!
occasoned by the death Of Senator Fessend'0
Probably these gentlemen, or some of them
may also be candidates for the next full tern,
commencing in March, 1871, which viii o.
course be filled by the Legislature just elected
but we shall be surprised if still another as
tinguished citizen of that State is not favor
ably considered for this Office. We mean hA'
Governor Washburne He is in the full ylgo'
of his physical and intellectual powers in Dis
Iflty-seyenth year, and with an honorable rec
ord for integrity, industry, ability and apu'
tude for public affairs. Serving ten year, u
the National House of Representatives nc
left it with the reputation Of being the De'
tactician on the Republican side ofthe Hous''
and the positions which he has since held ln'
dictate that he has the confidence both oil Wv
people of Maine and the authorities at WASH
ington. The experience gained by long ST.
vices in the House, and the qualities eVln''1
by him there, warrant the expectation tha' j,
will honor his state and efficiently serve It's pn'
the national interests in the Senate w
knew Mr. Washburne first at the Bal'imO''
Convention Of 1852, heartily encourages
Mr. Fossenden when the latter as deleg'|
opposed his godfather, Daniel Webster ~.
supported Scott. The sentiments, whlch ''''
made Fessenden and Washbnrne oppon'Dr
of Webster, afterwards made them hePuy
lieans from the origin of the party :"
know no man of that party, in Maine OF ~ ~,
where, more thoroughly energetic and re''''
than Mr.. Washburne.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Contents Of LlrPNcorT's MAGAZINE for October
" The Vicar Of Bullhampton,' Illustrated The
French Fever Two Names, "A Poem The Lone
" Ones, Illustrated What | Saw of the Suez
Canal Beyond the Breakers, Part Y Dick Lib
by The Freedman and his Future; From Gar
ret, Poem Magdalena, a Novelette, The Dem
ocrntc movement IN France The Pleasures of
Poverty Our Monthly Gossip Literature Of
the Day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
The Election in Malne.

The recent State election in Maine can
hardly be regarded as showing the strength
Of parties or the popularity Of the national
administration. The contest was a triangular 1
one-the vote being divided between Re-
publican, Democratic, and a Prohibition
nominee The campaign was a very longuid
one, and large vote was not expected, and
was not cast. 1t was less by 10000 than
last year. This apathy is very UNUSUAL the
elections in this State having been sharply
contested for many years past. Governor
Chamberlains vote is about $4,000, General
Smiths 81 900, and Mr. Hichborn's about
5000. Most If not all, the votes cast for
Mr., Hichbon were given by Republicans, as
Democrats are seldom so unwise as to divert
any votes from their own candidate The
Legislature is strongly Republican, though the
Democrats have made slight gain in each
branch.
The newly-elecied legislature will take ac-
tion on the Fifteenth Constitutional Amend.
ment and will also elect United States Sen.
ator to 6ll the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Senator Fesscnden Governor Cham.
berlain, Speaker Blaine, Ex-senator Morri
and GeneralJ G Shepley are already talked
of for the Senatorship
This, we believe, is Governor Chamber
lain's fourth successive election to the SAINT
distinguished position. He served in the lat
war with high distinction. He was will
General Grant at the surrender Of Genera
Lee at Appomattox, and was especially hon
cred by the former in being deputed to re
cciye the sword of the latter. He wa
wounded three times on the field Of battle
and from one Of these hurts still suffers a
times acutely. He is a gentleman of cultur
and education, having been professor i
Bowdoin College at the breaking out of III
war. Maine has honored herself in honorin
General Chamberlain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
IN GENERAL.

Al. Il.
poodles III hor pVcNV's ~ ''o No" 'V'"
tom house the o'hcr u"y'
Two brothers attended their father iu'
neral IN New YORK on ounuay' u,'orWatu gov
drunk and INDUCED IN quarrel Wn'ou was
settled by woman iata''y s'opp'ug Que VI
Them the father oil her n''g'u'n''o ''''''
-Twitchcll, the Philadelphia murderer
who committed suicide in his cell has follow,
ed the fate of Prof Webster and other noted
criminals deunct, in being found aud talked
with in the flesh by some sensationalist.
old Tibbetts Of Rayded, Wis has re-
covered $500 damages from certain citizens
Of that town, who compelled him to sell his
property and decamp. Tibbetts was common
nuisance, aud is probably still regarded as
such by his follow townsmcn
Ii is said by am old trappcr in the mom-
toins TINT the winds are milder and damper
than formerly. It seems too, that the fall of
rain is more frequent and coplous in Utah
and other parts Of the west than formerly
and that the rivers have increased 10 Volu'le'
-Adclina Patti has signed contract with
her brothor-u-law, Maurice Strakosch FOR
tour of a year in the United States aud
Canada. during which she Is to appear loo
times either in opera, oratoro Or concert
for $4,000 a night and the travelling expenses
of herself and family. The contractor mas
deposited a guaranty OF sioo'ooo with the
Rothschilds at Paris
Those Iowa farmer girls about whose
enterprise and industry we have heard so
much lately, aye getting into Che sportiug line
ike all other worthy novelties. At race
the other day, two sisters bet ON "a certain
horse If Il won the youngest was TO remain
single for five year., and ifit lost the eldest
was to marry certain you'n ",ln'u ' lou.
weeks. inc race was io'' ouu ''e ''o''
vows sue VIII carry out 'no Contract
The clerk of Frederick Nie.eI, gentle
merchant at Bear Lake valley Utah, wa. re
Gently questioned by the Normoua, during
the absence of bis employer, as to Che nmoci
and names of the persons who traded 40 hu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
Notes and Comments.

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elect Tor rutland county "'''''" "'"'' 'io"
Europe on ue'uay evening anu was sur 'S1'
by reception ny ms n''s"oo,s "u' IT. '''''
at hu'Ianl' VINO Illuminated '"' u'Po'' '",
escorted MN TO ms ieslueuco VIII" 'oi''
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maui " '0'J "'FPJ
We confess our lnaDl'''y TO oS''l'su'''
Wisconsin democracy as eAPr''sou III 'n'
following resolutions adopted at us reccn
state convention rom genuine u'''o''"' i''
Puphcan''m
,n mTo re5co p IN 5 5v oItncton ~" ycy in III,
prompt and general acquiesence q the Southern
eope IN Tue ie,Is ~ ,g mon and ceyotio,
OF oppressed humanity at home ana abroad an'
me Tt and pubhe order to broaden the BASIS d
suffrage and extend the blessing OF free lnstitu
W. Rs,o5eJ Mai we beisyc The honor and wei
fare Of the nation alike require the rapid aIn'
o poywent of the prncipol and interest tbereo
in exact accordance with the terms of the con
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

We hayercceyed from the Publisher, George
Coolidge, $50 Washington Street. Boston, the
Catalogue of entries and Journal of the Mechan-
les Association which begun in Boston on tho
10Th inst The work is published in excellent
style and reflects great credit upon the publisher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

"A Protestant church in Madrid s s
had scarcely dozen attendants last up
now has from 800 1000 regularly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

u Eminent New York and Philadelphia l~
sieians claim that Dubois Missisquoi po"u' All.
tually cures Cancer. 1t is advertised ~ s-
issue. o''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Nearly four-ffths of the Woodstock
Railroad is said to be nigh completion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

A donkey has given West Point belle
5000 bouquet.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Herds
lst A. W. Griswold, Morrstown, 30 Cd,
Shedd Van Scklen, Darlington, 20,
Meritorious notice to ii. NJ Arms, Sprinfeld,
and d. Davis Son, Of Windsor.
ShOrt-horns.
Bulls three years old and oyer-lst prem. to
A. W. Griswold, of Morristown, for Malvern
Boy, 20 Cd TO A. W Griswold, Of Morrstown,
for Lamoille Boy, IL Sd TO Dan Gddngs, oil
Westiord, for Henry Clay, @.
Bulls, two years old-lst prem. 10 Shedd &
Van Sieklen, of Burlington, Lord of Oxford, 70 ;
% to II. NJ. Arms, of Springfield, for Ist Heir
Of Oxford, 3D. to q. q. Pierce, of Clarendon,
for Cavalier, 8.
Bulls one year old-lst prem. to Stafford, Russ
4 Graft, White River junction. for Kentucky
Duke, % TO ii. NJ Arms, of Springfield, for
Second Heir Of Oxford, 8 ; Sd to A w. Griswold
of Morristown, Tor Hero, 3.
Bull Calyes-lst prem. to A. w, Griswold, of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-09

TROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO STONE
" block paycrsseaed proposals, endorsed with te If
work, name bidder and date Of its Offering win
ceivei this ONCE un II O'Clock A. NJ OF Thursday Jly
b 1862 for the paving of Third avenue from Fourteenth
F0rty-fourth street, with stone blocks.
Specifications and for bids obtained
application n this o1cc (kotunda, ParD.
THOMAS STEPHENS, CrotoD
ROBERT L. DARRAGHi Aqusjuct
GEO. S. GREENE, } Board.
NEW YORK, JMy 2. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-09

OUISyILLE OPERA HOUSE, HARRY G. BATES
IL nanager-First class and ladies and gentlemen d
ability wishing engagements for the ensuing season viii
please address Mr. BATES or = y. DUFFIELD stage man
agsr OF c. T. Parsoe dramatic AGENT Zoo Broadway
corner OF Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

ORANGE, N. J.-VALLEY HOUSE, HAVING
~ changed hands, open for Summer Boarders this
house delightfully."- situated between st. Marks church and
Llewe'lyn Park. Strictly hrst Glass;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-09

COUNTRY BOARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD
~ accommodate six eight persons with good Board and
pleasant Rooms tpenty of milk, &c. in forham i've
ninules walk depot. No objection to children In
dure OF j. NJ B TTON druggist avenue. of
Twenyrst Terms moerateand best
ONired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-09

nsCEQLA LAKE HOUSE Is TIE PLACE TO TAKE
W comfort for the Board nj price Call
address JAMES II. JACOBS, box rs Pcckskii Post
Office. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

tho nurpose OF my bif bring the telegraph ~ltn
reach of the humble well as the highest Dy II
- In ho Post ONCE, and establishing uniform Iil,G '"
On cents for 20 words and also, thht the 70
nnrnose of my bill is to give press dispatches 70
,t{rC nress Of the country nj less rate tha - Nv
fn,,isbtd 10 tho favored few who cOmnOse lne So''
cormoratiou known rs the Associated Press"
THE PUBLIC DEBT. -. - A.
Mr. ORTIZ rep Ind addressed the Comihi'eo on
nnbc debt and its permanent adjustment bn i, ~.
a. US the national debt the country had inc apy W
NV aud of its Willingness there renamed hoJ
Rcnndistion found cOunteDanee or support III ,hS
ioct INF was stunned and aDEorred as an eneih! ol
the country. A., ,ouori,, bIlls wore ,o.
troduced aud referred; 1900 ~ -, .,o I,.ornol
Revenue laws by repeating The clause Allowing sll1et
oiIrnod comnaniss 10 add the Government lax 10 te
fare of messengers; also, TO amend the same law 10y re-
healing the clause allowing gas companies 10 huu tns
Govement tax TO the contract Of gas furnished
to customers. -, .o.,. -. r.,,,orr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

q r. WELLS, No. $50 Broadway, has list
y. of holiday books for sound and sensible
people, Among them are 4ESop's Fables,
illustrated, 81; Pope's Essay on Man, Illus
trated, 81 ; Nan in Genesis and Geology, 81 !;
Bedlock, u 80 or 81; The Emphatic Diaglott
81 or So; Wearers Works for the Young, S3 !;
The Nelo Pkysiognomy, or Signs Of Character,
with more than 1900 illustrations, 50, So, or
$40 a new Hand Book Of Home improvement,
80 an illustrated Christmas Poem, entitled
Benny, by Mrs. A. c. KErcnUM, 81 so, and
MANY other interesting and sterling works.
Call at $50 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
LATEST SNIP NEU&

ARRIVED.
S,sm,ip ny Loui01 u1bs Liverpool Dec "a 9ussusoSs
To-
Bar Ataslc sclsIbs1trhsr Liverpool O. dag SIT
Brig David b. Doans. Esss~f. Pal River
30 Isnla. Gables. SayaHrAh u days, lumber.
srtr PoauPaiia M'nigomep Puerto Plata. 81 boHugohs
nuugits f4slc. Ac
.sb Ma. Eflstb Laio Tobseo r, nahoshuy, bound to
Boston, put into this port aoc1uut o. heti vllds
tCH0JyE.s-klyTK oDasrVsA
ma Hurter. Alr1s Po.at - j. 81 Ftpstrck, Boston
J. T. WefTtf. SsEi1II1l Sauur fsh IfOFllslcs
Jas. MousIl NeE-HaTsl. Ripple. htr.lia'rl.
NJ. J.. Bartlett. NorvaG Ofo'It Providence
Manner, Greeualeh, Tho. 'ahI. Nrf.hNrh.
Sooy BROOK, sTel ofst-ansbu 0reaa. 81 Sea Iu.s, ds
BELOW.
shin Mul.1 Dobs Nadia July H. VA MAurt1s Oct b. pilot
boat l. D. Williams, No d.
SAILED.
psShrn and Colorado '1f L1tros furhhuhS, Tor
Wilmington g. BARI Ra Tor Boston, DO TOW " Fectug steamer
Rescue
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship George h. Upon sunk Ha-rs Point pumped
and PLACED Dr. bod 2 by Aal,e Submarine WRECK
.ng Company,
DISASTERS.
LogDOS Dee 2Tbs bng Recovery, from Quehee has arrived At
Le lee Of Portland leaking She az obliged 10 throw her dsek load
overheard.
NtnLs Dec 2aAdress have cone to baud which render Il
tie British steamship Deer Hound hls been totE nst
sie from Athens Malta Sir stafford horthcoie
Secreta Of state Tor India, board aud believed to haze
hhsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
Translation.

Dr. q. 7. AILoRA, Now.NoTk
b,, ulnlur 10 the OF the eminent
In Paris the which recently discovered 10 the val
line Amazon gentlemen have Nil pronounced Of the gat
est importance medical agent aud have requested NE to n"r you
mai th-y are convinced whr sufficient qAalt be obaur aud
pr,parrl addition the medical pnarmaccpea will be
f IA, utmost benefit European Sul American people
am well satisfied observation that no discovery IN
modern ues ear equal Importance You owe II 10 The world as
and Introduce the reuedy at a. Early
c A. possible, beg you, dear Doctor % pofouud
rsgarls With respectful SITUATIONS, yours 49,
~ F. MARQUETTE, Professor Of Chemistry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

,o,s or0 ,,a, al General and staff officers all field
officers all commissioned and Ntinnai Gnard
of mis- State shall be entitled to deduction ~ INC
assessment Of their real and personal pr,crymen
and mounted officers, VINO hIail oe eh'i'''" ~ " ~
ton Of 81 600 ON all classes Oh 'aNes'
forenoon as II: w: LOVE- 10 T,,
assaulted BY SHAW ho had taken to sT,s some rsT So the
aaS Van syeseD near place stole butter egg ,nd
nIasy sA bs neghbohood have robbed In similar
dnng Fail The tsy r " Oah., f1'sor S f
owing 10 iealtb congregation have granted him rave W
,s9:. for i Inn ~S T" Po Of s55 During b. g
Re regularly suppied from The Union Theoog ssbSt l
on sunday last accept call to the Second BAp CnaIes o.
london Coun viii hs aO0' there the second s0D'
in January.
HICKsvILLE. L. 1.-The mail bags reported miss MIS-
ing from e Htsyl station on 'Ps Cls ' and returned
70 Huntington They earned through by mistake
WINFIELD. l.. IA resident of this place, in at
Was sacf BY FGsipg train passing and seriously injured
WHITE PIAINS-A barn belonging to Mr. Fogg
burned last night amount Of damage not asoe''llnl
UASTINGS-At WOolsey's distllerv on Tuesday,
lad about u years Old stephen Walsh while PLAYING VII" some
! GG Sdo sS sn.s9sacd so of E' recovery
JERSEY CTTY.-At about 3 a. IN. yesterday tho
tea Of Me Townsend Son on NeTarEave Hss ~
The insurance upon the +8O0 The badiag fully covered
b insurance. Sheppard was arrested an sa I" When
asked IT, be sad that at the CenI saa
tell the occupant OF the hon a ne
wanted In NeWYuk called AZ The house and DELIVERED uo
with which SHEPPARD nnsd The person who sn,
sWere The asked for explanation could Only say At y
was All gbhat SHEPPARD had bseu 20 hn With message rom
NrwYok SHEPPARD taken the Staioniouse and the ecode
ansr having committed him for further
man named HDonough yesterday represented az the 9e
robbed OF 90 money on Tuesday hht o Two ns
Uaymen on SewaTk-aye.
PASSAIC.-Gov. Randolph has appointed LeDulon
NJ. Ward to be Surrogate OF Passaic County.
NEWARK-It is stated that LeOnhardt SchuiniIl,
the murGere Las been seen Eeuareu. and special poeun
has points Tor the purpose 81 capturing %
ORANGE, Y. J.-Yesterday mornings coal tram
NJ he Nos ana Railroad simost completely demolished
be forward boke aud the uce1pE ca" '
thrown from the track, eight Of them beng smashed NY.
MORRISTOWN. n. flames Mcconnell. n brake
man. Killed the Morris and EsseE Railroad on TUESDAY Ne'
place by aI0g under passing train
ROSELLE. N J.-Wilam Kenny was arrested
tersJ charged with having committed The recent burSAs mere
TRENTON-Wam d. Little, young man VINO
has beer for arrested early Yesterday h Oheer uafl
unatc his mother ard Ne Hss sens
the Luue Asylum The same individual u sai t1ef'l voc
snur wabugoH ies weeks ago With the intention OF
Liius President Grant
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FREEMAN & BURR

MERCHANT CLOTHIERS, 13S q I40 FULToN-sp
OvERCOATs, in Castor & Chinchilla Beavers
OVERCOATS, in Moscow e. Whitney Beavers
OVERCOATS, inTricots g. Waterproof Cloths
0VERCOATS, in Silk Mixtures and Meltons.
q vERCOATs-SilL Facings & Velvet Collars
OVERCoATS,th the newest colorings & mixtures.
OVERCOATS, in Sacks, Frocks, and Capes
OVERCOATS, S., $40, Observation-Disclosures.
OvERCOATS- 500, $50, s25, $685. $50, $35.
OVERCOATS-$36 $40, $45. $50, s55, 500
WINTER SUITS, Tricots, Silk mixt'e, Tweeds-
WINTER SUITS, Meltons, Cheviots, Beavers
WINTER SUITS, Checks & Plaid Cassimeres-
WINTER SUITS, Mixed & Diagl CassimeFes-
WINTER SUITS, with d'ble breastedJackets-
WINTER SUITS, with Sack g. Paetot Coats
WINTER SUITS, in all the newest mixtures
WINTER SUITS. sls, $15, SIS, s2O s25.
WINTER SUITS, $50, sS5, $40, $45, $50.
WINTER SUITS, 800. $50, $685. and $40.
BOYS SUIIS-All the latest novelties.
boys SUITS-For all ages from 8 to 15years.
BOYS SUITS-For Dress, Home, and School
POYS SUITS-nVelyeteens, cmb'd & braided
ROYS sUITs-S6, s., $40, sla, s14, and SIS
RoYS SUITS-s1G, SIS, $50. $780, and $50
ROYs' OvERCOATs, inCastor S, Fur Beavers
ROYS' OVERCOATS, nVelvet'ns, richlybraidd
DOYS OVERCOATS and Walking Jackets
DOYS' OVERCOATS, s., 6, 8, 10, 12, H. tOto 90
LARGE STOCK Goods GeBlsmen Furnishing Goods
Cardigan Jackets &C. always hand AM garment made 10 measure
a hours notice.
the country promptly hied Pr. ttNas
all NEW SYSTEM FOR SbLF MEASURE
MENT Hundreds order direct from with rnrr Aaeon he
sample Of goods aud lat seni free 90 spphf
FREEMAN & BURR
CLOTHING WAREHOUSES;. I3s AND 40 PUtToEsr
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Tile Second Edition Of Prof. Ra-
phaa Pumpelly8 Namati0e OF his
.Journey ACross AmericG and Asia,
wiM tie TUTORS re0isiOnS, IS nor
ready. ROyaI SUo., clO., eOib Maps
and Illustrations, $5.
LEYPOLDT d. HOLT, ". Y.
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DEr4RTCRE or FOREIGN MAILS

THURSDAY Dc n
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FRIDAY. DEC. -
Msco via sal ad Vera 'rr BY the Cleo
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TuR WEATHER


EEw YoRK Ifour Tber Bar Wind Hour lhet BAL baI % "
Dee. 22-7 ell4 ESB. " lSlo
IL 500 2a94SE bStZ9It -
2g89S. ii % ZSb 81 W.
RFMARKs-Morning-o raining rain-storm from
dught sunrise; windy at times sunrise 10 noon ioE
10 noon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT either ram or lIiLIe 70
D. drzly rain at 240 20 sunset; very windy ~ 10
Fveniu-Oyercast TO II; drizzy rain at times 10 $50
drzzly rain TO g;tO rainy $40 10 lO;l1 1OEsy 10 W.
windy ESQ TO TO- Rain depth, 20lOO inches NoLe-Zis
ro II n m 10 70 overcast; either sleet FROM III
n H. Yesterday until IL D. M, the mercury III Tue lei
moueter stood above 800 Fair At and p nl32' vas
registered such extraordinary high temperature loI
December is noteworthy. AT II on Thnreday evening,
the mercury was at the freezing point (52) LAST yer
no surh warm weather occurred In December Dat only
as far back as the early part OF November wheh Oh o
10Th. So was registered mt q. IN. and mellslah
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the smoas Portland Cutters Of k@lans @.es ses,..
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