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Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

CoRNs.-E. Grewer, of this town, adyertises
in another column OF this weeks HERALD
to cure corns, bunions, warts and moles
without giving any pain. Those who are
pestered with such disagreeable companions
and desire to get rid of them, would do well
to call on Mr.. G. See his advertisements.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

CONNECTION. Last week we published that
the son of Mr.. VIM. Turner came to his death
from cold received while bathing after hav-
ing tooth extracted, which we learn is moi
triie, but that he was sick two weeks aftei
the operation, when he died, and "didn't
go near the WATER as our informantrepor'
fol
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

"TuE HOUSE WE LIVE IN.-Space for
bids our speaking of the homes, muscles,
lungs, brain, nerves, skin, etc. But
consider for moment that the average
amount of blood in an adult is thirty
pounds, or about one fifth of the body's
weight. At each beat of the heart two
and a-half ounces of blood are thrown
out of ii; one hundred and seventy five
ounces per minute; six hundred and
fiity-six pounds per hours; seven and
three fourth tons per day. All the blood
in the body passes through the heart in
he three minutes and distributes the
uutritive principle to every texture and
the source of every secretion. Now, if
tha blood is weak and impure the dam
N &incurring disease is imminent.
~ L Is Certain 10 be its condition, more
or less, at this period of the year. And
Just here we are admonished of the su
perior advantages of MISHLERS
HERB BITTERS for cleansing and rem
ovating the blood. This it Will always
do, and also prevent any disease arising
from impure blood, because il removes
the cause. Begin at once to purify yonr
blood with this great tonic, and thus
ward off disease before it entrenches it
self in your system.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26
A RARE CHANCE I!

<-gRA The subscriber is about to re- 6zNfA
~ tire from business and offers ~
~S}S her stock of MILLINERY a. IT.
TRIMMINGS for sale; will give immediate
possession of n well established store, doing
a first -class business, situated on MAIN ST.,
Middletown, Del. TO any lady wishing to
engage in
MILLINERY AND AANTuA- MAKING
A fine opportunity is offered. The stock Is
of the most fashionable style and quality,
being purchased for cash, will be SOLD very,
low, ifapplied to at once. Address -
Mrs. s. N. H.
jun-l0-2t. Nlsisl
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

......A great fire in Cincinnati, on Satur-
day morning, rendered tifty-one poor
persons houseless, and destroyed S41,-
900 worth of property.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

FAST TRAvEILING.-Tier is now l;
direct Railroad route from Philadelphia
Ito Montreal, Canada. The new portion
Of the limo from Chatham Four Corner
ito Bennington, iity six miles, is COM
Ipl, ted and opened for travel. Persons
ltaving New York city, at seven O'Clock
in the morning, by way of the Harlem
rroad, reach Montreal early in the even
ing, aud passengers leaving here at two
"o'slocf to Cay could be in Capada to
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

."..Mr. Longfellow recently assisted at
the celebration of the four hlndrodth
anniversary of MachiaS ellis bMth ut
Florence, Italy.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

1.-The New York Herald puts the value
OF the houses in America at S2,6 IS, 00O
900.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

s<0ssfSeeted with any patent medicine, Med
zeal Institutions, or system of quaclSery. 1t
will be devoted to articles, original aud Sc
lected, by eminent writer's, on all subjects Of
also contain papers on topics of popular and
scientific interest; Sketches of Travels and
Adventures; Lives Of Eminent Men; Fic-
ton, in tho form of short and entertaining
stories; Information bearing on the Pur-
suits, EDUCATION, and Recreation of the pe0-
pie &c. The number before us is nicely
printed, filed with interesting reading and
IL well worth the price of years subscrp-
ton. 1t should be in every family Terms
s20O year. Published by Alexander Moore.
No. Franklin street. Boston, Mass.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

The commencement exercises of the Wos-
leyan Female College, took place last Thurs
day evening, and were of q highly interest
ing character. After singing an anthem
and prayer by Rev. DR.. Hodgson, the pro-
gramme was as follows: Salutatory by
Miss Mary A. Curtis of this city; Essay
"Our Wards" by Miss Anna i. Stapieri
Pandora" by Miss Carrie b. Dohson
"rruth and STRUGGLE" by Miss Mollie O.
Falconer of Washington; "Sublime His
tory. by Miss Kate G. Iodgson OF Danvilll
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

"TuE UNIVERSE" THE "Chicagoan, STAR
ted overa year since by H. N. +. Lewis, pub
Usher of the Western Rural. as n literary
weekly, and which has distinguished itself
for some months past by its discussions OF
social questions, is to be enlarged and name
changed to the Universe. The Chicago So
rosis and Advance Guard have also been pur-
chased to be merged therein. The first issuo
under the new name, to appear June tn,
VIII contain paper by Hon. Robert Dale
Owen, entitled "Spiritualism a Moral and
social Necessity" Something on this sub
ject from a man of Mr.. Owens eminence will
attract much attention among all thinkers
Mr.. Owen Epes Sergent, and others, are to
write regularly. There will also be com
menced story involving social questions
entitled Married or, a womans Deception .
by Miss Caroline f.. Corbin, anthor of Re.
hecca; Il Woman's Secret, of which the Nor
ming STAR Cthe leading Baptist organ). says
There are power and genius, ana art and
skill, and passion, that show il to be the worl;
of a woman busy with the great problem,
which the country cannot escapen Every
number will also contain two or more com.
pleted stories and sketches and much Other
matter. The facts given concerning socia
crimes are startling.
The terms of the Universe are $3.50 pei
year, or three months on trial for fifty cents
Try it three months, or send ten cents for
specimen copy. Address the publisher, IL
n. +. Lewis Chicago.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

MOTES without causing the least pain nt
the time OF operating or after, hut gives inv
mediate relief. He will call ut the residence
of those afflicted if they desire. Credentials
furnished from former patients who fully at
test to his ability in effecting permanent
cure of these troublesome plaques.
R5-OFFTcE Hours: from to 0 o'clock eve
ry evening. jun-26-60-tf.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

Gen. John G. Breckenridge End ex-Gov-
ernor Beriah Magoflin, of Kentucky, left
Railroad, proposing to go by stage from the
terminus to Superior City. Arriving at
Wyoming they found she stage broken
down the weather wet and disagreeabl C.
roads bad, &C., and they returned =
leaving for the same destiE@I
river and railroads 70 - q
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26
SECRETARY RAwLINs

Is returned 10 washington, and is at
tending to the heavy reduction of the
clerical force of his Department down
to the limits of law and appropriation.
There seems to have been q bungle
somewhere about his first order. 1t
WAS first understood to dismiss all the
enlisted men employed us clerks. Now
it is IN de to mean us many us must be-
dispensed with.
MISS. A. IL. SURRATT,
Daughter of the woman who was exc
cuted for the conspiracy against the life
Of Lincoln, was married here very pri-
vately, Thursday, to VIM. p. Tonry. en-
played in the Surgeon Generals Ofiie,
formerly Ford's Theatre, where Lincoln
was shot.
HE-1MMEDIATE FUTURE OF
Washington, if it may be judged of by
the imn2diate past, will present an ex-
ample of the Improvement resulting
from the superseding of an old stagnant,
corrupt government, by new, honest,
intelligent and .enterprising one, abso-
lutely wondeifu l. A northern U. S.
Senator several swteks ago bought a
house for $4,000 simply as an invest
ment, having no family to occupy it,
He counts on the rapid enhancement in
value paying him handsome profit,
though it stand idle meantime. Mayor
Bowen bought President Grants pri-
waite resis-aasacc.-- spss%shed, for $4,000,
but generously fe1nquished the bar
gain fortnight, or so, later, that it
might pass directly from Grant to Sher-
man, and then il brought 500, 000.-
Charles Sumner bought house about
a year 6ro- for $50, 600; ; and few weeks
ago sold it for S6SO00. Street grading.
laying down water and gas pipes and
sidewalks are to he witnessed in all the
new and hitherto neglected portions
and the government is still planning
and prosecuting. The Improvements
yet TO come will include business facil.
tiles, such as the building of railroads
the deepening of the water front and
channel, dc. And these are indispens.
able to the introduction of nanufactor.
les and all productive industries, upon
which, in the main, after all, the city
must depend for the support of the EN-.
largCd dimensions beyond the perIna
nent requirements of the Government
already considerably exceeded.
The whole city COVE rnment, includ
ing city officers and IA Aldermen anC
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

l'OnW Dot n WI 17TVFVN CtttTIIIt5 IIIO WIZ IT
would have proved very advantageous
]. 70 the stockholders"
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

BIy-The July number of the New Eclectic
and Land We Love commences a new vol
ume. The contents are: Dovecots, Little
Barefoot, Spectrum Analysis, How Lisa Low
ed the King, The Jacobite Ladies' of Murray
shall, On tile Modern Elemant in Literature,
A Strange Legend of Bohemia, Some Hyge-
lists, Old and New, st. Valentines Day
Fred's Friend, Authorship at the south
Spring on the rhine, My KnapsacS, Mosaic
The Haversacl<, Reviews, &c. In order to
avoid carrying fhineas Finn into new vol
ume the conclusion of that story has been
printed in the form of supplement to the
1th volume of The New Eclectic Magazine
1t will be sent to subscribers upon applica-
ton. Publishers, Trumbull Il Murdoch, 81
Lexington Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

The indianapolis papers relate ;
amusing mistake that provoked nut
merrment i'll tho Circuit and Comm
Pleas Courts in that city, on -
1t seems that both these ~se6
by side in II tenn
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26
OUR BOOK TABLE.

contains Barbara Blue; Terrace Ridge; The
Hermit of the Hills; How to get Good Feel
ings The Two Faces; The Sunny Side; The
New Scholar More about 9, " Easter EGGS
Counting Pady's Toes The Butterfly; Little
Missionaries; The Pet Mouse; Another
Portrait &c.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

Rg- ARTuUas' MAeAz1NE.-The contents
of the July number are: Music, Say thou
art NINE New Temperance stories;. Our
Household pet; The Graham's and the
Benham's Neighborly visit; Whistling
Pigeons; The Mothers Department; Boys
and Girls Treasury; The Home Circle
keepers; Toilette and Work Table, &c. T.
S. Arthur & Sons, 500 Chestnut ST., Peiladel-
| phia, Pa.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

rs Peters's Musical Monthly. The June
number contains three instrumental pieces
of music and seven songs, as follows: I'm
ing Linnie Dorm, Those dark eyes, Hattie
Bell, 1iy Southern Sunny Home and Ella
more. The Literary department contains
history of Early Music and Musical Instru-
ments, OF Musical style, Embellishments,
SC. Life for Song, The Peace Jubilee, Ros-
sini's Musical Career, Falsette, Claribel, &c.
j. L. Peters, Publishers, lSS Broodwayi N. \.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

Bsy~Ihe July number of Gody's Lady's
plate engraving, The wreck, Then we have u
handsome colorcd Fashion Plate; The Sig
nal; tinted picture, The Exchange, Large
Extension Sheet of Fashions; also, twenty
two designs of useful articles in the work de-
pnrtment. Marion Harland, Ino. Churchill,
Pique, and Helen Maxwell have first-class
stories in this number. l.. A. Cooley, PUB
| Usher Phila. Pa,
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26


R9N Our Sehoolday Visitor. In the July
number the interesting story of Pluck is
continued. Au article on Stone Flax, BY
the Wayside, Summer Vacation, Cruel Jim,
Fox Fire, Lost in the Corn, Books or Bill
lads? The Picture on the Wall, Rambles
Among Insects, In Search of School, Early
Flowers, The First Baby, Billy Arown's En-
gneering, Hettie's Letter to Bessie, How Bil.
ly Drove to Market, Our Stairway, Let II
Alone, Music, &c; Published by Daughaday
& Becker, 42l Walnut ST., Philadelphia,
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

B3eThe I4adys Friend for July. A beauti-
weliI leads of the July number of this eX--
cellent magazine. Then we have the usual
elegant Fashion Plate, giving the late. Parl-
sian STYLES and a fine illustration of the po-
EN-, In an Attic, by Florence Percy, follow
ed by number of engrayings OF ladies' bon
nets. dresses. jackets, &c. The music this
month is the Squirrel polka. Among the
literary contents we notice "Holand York, -
and a number of other illusions by eminent
authoresses Published by Deacon & Peter
son, 8l0 Walnut ST., Philada, at $3.50 yeal
(Which also includes II large steel engraving)
-Four copies, 50. Five copies land one gratis
IS, The Ilady's Friend and the saturday
Evening Post and one engraving) Sl0J.-
Specimen numbers sent for ten cents.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26

Rs-In order to give the people an opportu-
nifty to become better acquainted with their
beautiful magazine ONCE A MONTH, the
publishers will send the first six numbers of
this year for 50 cents. Each number of this
periodical contains 0i douhle-column pages
of the best stories and entertaining and in
structive reading to be found in any maya
zine in the country. The subscription price
is 50 year, Its typographical beauty is not
eXcelled
Send so cents, and you will get this bcautl-
full magazine from January to June OF this
year, containing $40 pages of choice reading
| Il. S. Arthur and Sons, 300 and 81 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MONDAY. AnR. 2s-P. ".
A 40 pCk0oCo.te7


Gold opened at 1911, sold at 1929, 1921, 1926
closing at l3261s The cearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were slo,2S2OOO, and the balance s2So7ls92O-
Government bonds we're firm with active demand for
Cts IOs and currency per The transactions i'm
these bonds heavy, and marked with considerable
excitement Currency per cents advanced 70 lie; Go
sold at l2Oi9i2Oa; lO4os liItS1l4i The Government
will purchase Of cent bonds on Wednesday,
TO be held subject TO the action Of Congress- and On
Thursday will purchase 81 100000 for the Sinking Fund
At the close Of business the market firm at the hgh
eat prices Of the day.
State bonds we're firm. Tennessee per cents sold 40
e.; New per cents, aaj3l; Virginia per cents, co
North Carolina per cents, So Georgia per cents, st
North Carolina Special Tax per cents, 1851 Alabama
s per cents, ca Brooklyn per cent Water Loan, s4<
Railway bonds firm; Erie 3ds sold at 9o3; Chioago4
Burlington and Quincy per cents 1885, Michigan Bouher
Eds. 93i; Toledo and Wabash Equipment bonds, ~
Rock Island per cents, 94i; Columbus Chicago and
Indiana central lists, esq Metropolitan Bank sold az
40 Western Union Telegrsph57 Express shares were
dull Adams declined TO 81. Pacific Mail ranged from 90
to 79t, closing 7sia79i
Railway shares opened firm but declined before the
Board from t03 per NeWYord Centrals opened al
AGO. sold at 1874 1854 alss closing 1854 al9s Hudson solo
at I794aI7s4. Reading 96a953 Panama sold at go.
Michigan Southern was firm at l0iGl0s, closing l0h-
North Western Common sold at s6i996i North Western
Preferred. Ssias6. Rock Island ll546llA ST. PaulCO'
mon was largely dealt in at co. st Paul Preferred wsa
steady at s5aSs1 Toledo and Wabash dull at e4ide5
Chicago and Alton sold at 1856 NewJersey Central IOk
Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1914 Hannibal and st. Joseph
Preferred, After the call the market duh Oh tha
general list and strong Michigan Southern which waa
in demand by sstrong buyers At the Second Board
the market was steady. After the Board priced
were steady and dull the general list
Michigan Southern strong throughout the day Roch
Island in demand, with large purchases at 1aSll9
by parties in OF the managers OF the road
who claim that the road capable Of producing large
an income Wayne Chicago Burlington and
Quincy large short interest hiss been made in the
stocks scrip dividend is promised by the operators
for an advance. New-York Central and Hudson wore
dull The Northwestern and 81. Paul shares werd
steady Toledo and Wabash without any speculative
activity and has been dull The market closed steady.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
mept honda:
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Jltb Qualifications

uURD & HOUGHTON. u,.,u,
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Pay ,,stty
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A Charming FAIRY POEM and PlCIUkh Pige OF h0'' "
o9i ~ Price Is eeuts OF 81 per
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ar6 Qualifications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
n OFFICE has been re moved to No 40 Futonst. n Y
Marry Mary Qasen" Youag Mss and
Women, in she book just published entitled
4" WEDL0CK - Or The RIGHT RELATIONS
w SKxEs Scientific Treatise disclosing the
tonrgal selection limo. vol 81 50: gilt
'esrs Address S. K. WELLS No 500 Broadway, T.
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Aspasia, by c. HOLLAND of Chicago, is re-
lgious story which the ddactc and controversial ele
mcnt very conspicuous u. B. Lppiucott CO.. DAISY
issued by the house. second series OF the story
published under the same name as a continuation OF
Melbourne House, by the author Of 1.-THE Wide, Wide
World"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

NEW IC.-ENTERPRISE MARCH. with
~ sUlesdd p0Tirait title JAMES FISK. 3d. soc
BODMORTH. Ne NJ
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StIp SGanttN.

a DRESSMAKER, Cook, Laundress and Cen
tfA ousewofktT NAuttiby private family
s t' The advertiser can be at IA Frontst Wall
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN M position of
Tust salary go week Must deposit $50
iIt eoss that aH make answer
urea fOsIIION. IHbuue OhCt New ioIl "a.
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
NEW BOOK ON THE PEAR.
We will publish, September J. Illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByR T. QUINN,
'pna Horaea'i for many years successful grower Of Pears
Hnarket The subject simply and thoroughly treated under The
filowng beads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THB SOIL;
DISTANCE APART
SELECTING TREES;
DWARFs AND STANDARDS
TINE OF PLANTING;
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THE SURsERYRow AND Packing,
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNIEG
MATURING AND MULCHING:
GATHERING FRUIT;
hAkkkllNG PEARS;
PROFITS or PEAR CULTURE
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GRAFTIE0t
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Tbs Work viii be found complete practical the Pear,
grover, whether fof pleasure or profit
One volume Handsomely bourd cloth Price s Sent free bv
Hhi 90 fssSPi Of pnes THE TRIBUNE Esv.YofL
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Situalions 60lmtto-- fmaIts.
Situations adlantto- -gllaIrs.

Situations @antto- -1laIrs.
4 GOOD BOOKKEEPER desires perman-
eu or temporary ENGAGEMENT parties not requiring bis
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crate expense Address G o b., Tribune Once.
WANTED-A SITUATION rs SUPERIN-
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Zoe printing aud eool papers from aud mpeeooua Address
hoi ~" q CLIFTON Corn, apply at No College place, Y
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gttturts artS M,ttinss.
Professional gOtifts.


nR. HARRISON may be found in his office.
~ No III B,eekrst at all hours Previous treating the
unfortunate guarantee sfspeedy cure
nR. LEWIS, No. z Beach-st. makes speciality
~ treating all diseases without Those afflicted should be
careful ght Dr. has given his
Diseases for the last 40 years In Ssw.iork City.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-Dr. HAMMOND
~ has returned from FAnce No az aOht bet % and 3GveA
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
from business for Structure Fstnl Piles Diseases
Kuevs Disease aud Delormie the Eye Nose
Person HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D. No IA Lexington
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GAIN Schools.
GtutHtrs.
ytlnsital Snsirumtnis.

ylnstal Snstrummis.
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianoS-Barmore's
N Wareroom No 3m Besoterst splendid warranted
Eve years ~ prie medals testimonial, ion distinguished a'is
nODWORTH's Brass and German Silver inn
~ proved INSTRUMENTS areaouaht rates No Aorpaee ny
If you want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
p CUMMINGS Wareroom No. ub.ousquafc. Sold on iu
.iaments rented suit customers OuJ look them DO
fore decide elseNhere
DIANOS, MEL0DEONS, and ORGANS
rros' greatly reduced for cash Ees Iocays Pianos Of d,,elas'
ward Second band from 80 +l75 MonfAy install
ments received and instruments or nt Waerooms No i3 Broad
sAy. HORACE WATEKs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

William Gowans has added to his we'll
known Bibotheca Americana reprint Of George Al.
sops Character ne PrOpioeof Maryland 666, edited
with an Introduction and Notes. by John Culinary Shea
Mr. Gowans gives interesting account Of the difficulty
he experienced in obtaining perfect copy of this ex
tremey and curious book to reprint from. We con-
graduate students Of American history upon the
which has finally rewarded his perseverance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

To the list of American novels we have to
add two just published in Philadelphia by Caxton Rem
sen a. Haicfnger The Three BereatceS, by Mrs A M
BRIGHT Of Tennessee, is historical romance in which
figure St. Paul. Nero, Simon Magus, Titus, Vespasian
sc Sidaey Elliott is a modern domestic story by NJ.
EAUMAN
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
rn,,tlh,,ttr epnrtr x,aI estnt. for saI..
) EMBERSON, REAL ESTATE

Ne 42f Bhthavs bet Thrs ard Thirty rev ORR
SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTROL or PROPERTY NOT
DESIRED.
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