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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

We cauu9t escape the dl.i If Chuauerl five
would. We have 200 long eXJealel h7.pitahl5
welcome 20 the immigrants from every cline GO
reverse low the poicg that has led 90 National
greatness We can at.e.Hte'y pr0a.t.t theIr
coming Only tv re-ar. 81 Nttiy.su pure AID
simple, and We take ir The itT is far distant
when taa- ai.i be thing SO near possibility as
90 require consideration.
W can undoubtedly discourage the imuicra-
i7l, arc doing it already, In fs.f, hy : iav
which prevents their being brought over under
contract To- work OUT their passage IN ney after
Their arrival. Yet, can we afford % iisc1urtg.
them These men are most patient. fith.I,
AID valuable labJiers. We have au enorm 0ls
demand for labor throughout a continent not yei
hslfsuaiuei 10 she use of man.
AMI SET re confess that We hy 10 means con-
template the present aspect 0t tIIs iu Immigration
with unmlxei satisfaction. II these Coolies ore
to be thrust upon rs, merely because they have
fewer wants than most ciyiIzal beings, and can
therefore be hired fer less ;-if they are TO IT,
main among us uuclucatel, uusssiuiIs.ei, mere
cxcresceuces upon our communities, au3 never
t.kius root in our soil.-,hen Will their chesT
labor prove In the end O. have been purchased
l5 rate far iearer than ve can afford TO pay.
Wc have la,ely tlken into the body polite four
millions Of recent slaves We are receiving q
steadily increasing accession from many parts Of
Europe Of people Uuaccustomei TO liberty and
5i'-trsi1ei for democratic institutions We are
threatened with tropical sc7essilns, with more
Of Mexico, with Canai1 What further strain
this elastic {. publican Government may he.r VT
know not; .-r 20 Is esr.,uly prI lent to Apply
the strain as graiualy rs possible Above al,
We should avo.d degrading eur suffrage. 4
Government gf the people can only rest safely on
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

The T1felfjgencer says: " Is there no way OF
stopping the murderous style Of siDglag which
executes some Of our best hymns, or rather
g4rrotes them in the follo~ing snl-; The ye-
he-he-he hear Of Jew Billy, Of Jew B y, of Jew
Jew-eE ew- Biliy-ey-ey, Je-ew-ewBilie, he-hs is
come ="
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

SNAKE SToRY.-Some Of the papers in the
South and West are trying which can tell the
toughest snake story. The Richmond Slate
Journal recounts one which we think fairly en-
titles its editor to the champion belt. negro
woman living near Chesterfield, Va, according
to the Journal. has a nursing child, which occu-
pies the entire night usually in mbibing its reg
ular uourishment The woman has frequently,
during this period imagined, while in semi
somnoent state, that both the maternal founis
we're being used at the same time, anil mentioned
the circumstance to her husband and several
friends, who puzzled their brains to account for
it. She was afflicted with asthma, and frequent
ly sat during the WARN evenings with her dress
loosened to allow Of greater ease in breathing.
One evening she was sitting thus. half asleep
and half awake, when she felt something creep
over her shoulder and down upon her bosom.
She Immediately reused her torpid faculties. and
glsncing down. saw n monstrous black snake in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08
SPECIAL Correspondence of the Troy D:iiy Times.
Tie Caughnaw8ga Carl.
.fspscts Of the Work-Hs Relations 10 he
ChamplGin Canal-.Nscessity Of the Chah.-
plain argemeat-IaereGsing Commerce
ofhe Champlqin VALLEY.

build up rapidly and permanently this now
growing city. But its scope is larger than this.
1t has importan: relations to the New York
canals; especially to the Erie, Oswego ard
Chsmpain. 1t has also bearing on the. trunk
lines Of railroads in your State For if this route
can do the immense transportation promised SO
rapidly and So chesply as the engineers figures
indicate, it will become the sharpest rival for
the carrying trade of New Euglani that your
line have ever yet met And see no fault in
the mated value of this great work. The ad-
vantsses Of this route are 50 obvious that to
glance At then is to be convinced Of them. God
made the avenue the most u tue way more stu
pendous and perfect than mau can. And it is
free.-uo tolls can De eIsctel, for fourteen hun
drei miles Auditor Bell has uniformlg insisted
that to secure large canal trausoJi tlti5n mJre
rapid transit, il required rather th4n lover
tolls Upon ;his proposed route this sWiitness IS
obtained IS the pr0peliers Will be able 10 steam
eight miles an hour from terminus 10 terminus
Cheapness will resul; from greater speed and She
absence Of tolls and the use Of larger boats The
D. "
has three times the capacity OF the other water
line, Wi. be lbs successful competitor 40 doubt
What say tue friends Of the New York cauas 10
this, NI.l they survey the project wth jealousy
aud husti..tvf 10 is 10 be hoped not Tor New
York can enjoy the advantages OF this great ul-
tural chanue. Uy the improvement Of one ct It's
shor, hues Of canals. And it wouit be a m-er-
ably blind policy which would oppose work
thst promises 70 cheaper the price OF hres in
a.l the Eastern States, though 1t might take
some OF the carrying trade from one state, or
from one section oft.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

LARGE-IA1LEp SH1EF.-lne-e are two breeds
Of sheep in Palestine. One much resembles
the ordinary English sheep, while the other
Is very different animal, being to the ordinary
shee9 what che greyhound Is to the ruush
terrier. II is much taller on its legs, larger
boned, and loug-nose1 Only the rams have
horns, and they are not twisted spiraily like
those Of cur otn sheep. hur come backwards,
and then curl rouui 50 mat the point comes IN
der the ear Gh@ great popularity Of this sheep
is the ;aii, which s SIMPLY prodlgious in point
OF sIze, and Is An enormous mass fiat. Indeed &,
the long le,gei and otherwise lean animal seems
to concentrate all it, fat in the tail, which as
has been observed, appears to ab-iric; both
hesh snd fat from the rest of the body so g.e (
is this strange development, that the t4,l alone
will sometimes weigh one fifth as much ~ the
entire animal. 4 similar breed of sheep is
found in Southern Africa and other parts Of the
worli. ln some places, the tail grows to such
an enormous ze thar, in order TO keep 60 vslu-
able part ofth animal from injGry, it is fast
enel to small board, supported by a couple
Of wheels. 50 that the sheep literally wheels its
own tai, ia cart. Il has heen thought Nv some
systematic naturalists that this variety i lis
tnct species, and the hrotd-'aled breeis Of sheep
have. in consequence, been distinguished hy
several names Yet they are in reality one sua
the same variety Of the common domesticltel
sheep. differing in some particulars according to
the conditions in which they are placed, but
having really no specific distinction 1t is, by
the way. from the wool Of the unborn broad
Tailed sheep that the much -prizsd Astrachan fur
Il made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

TIE Bennington caue-pou-ent of ihe Try
Pass say th., tls rl Ir1.i var IS beginning
again in that place. At the Republican caucus
he.i 10 Benuin- Ton 70 rouiusie delegates 20 Jhr
County Contention. the gentlemen selected, with
one exception, aye al iu favor q railroad d.
re-r 70 tle STATE Lac lt i predicted that Hon.
b. GARNER all be nominated ior cue q the
Senators
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

Bishop Bissoll coufrue ed recently at Yergennes
13, al Rutland ., At Bellows Falls S, at East
F,iree !, Al LynIonvine J.. ~ Enosb1rgh 8, st
Sheldon :, At roultnsy 3, at Wells The
eighueth annual Convention Of the Diocese Of
Rhode Islaud, was held Ia Providence, Tuesday,
June li--Ihe tseuty- fourth annual Conven-
ZION of the Diocese Of Wisconsin, met 10 MHwau-
kee. Tuesday. June u. A memorial service was
acid on the evening Of the second lay, when
sermon was preached by the Rev Dr. Thompson
10 eommem0r,rian Of Bishop Kemp-r The
ffth annual Convention of the Diocese met in
Pittsburgh, Weiuestay, June 10Th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

The Vermont Contra has commenced the fornda-
tion for brick depot at Mar tins Crossing,
Georgia.
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EAE EEs,


ut the residence OF. his son IN. law. ,dohn. q.
Hooker, on ath street; " III lam iBDAL, at 20
minutes to o'clot k in the fpth year OF his Age.
his funera,tSilI take ptsct TIL Is EFESlNG ST
o'clock, His friends and the friends Ef MIS- sons
arc requested 10 attend the s,ne al the Residence
Of h $ sor-in-aw, Joln,G. I4oohec- f:t.sn'... i
at tic residence OF his SON. Coioncl1 D. Lee
inst, WM ;kLE IA NDEa Y OF EEL, Esq late
Of LoutlOun county. .t'snh.D! ~. 5,'-lI.,-
Ills funeral WI! TAKE paeG r. = v "a Sam IT.
O'Clock. , 1850 IT. u,.s
At Ashland on Sunday, Qctnt r 2d,}at O'CLOCK
p. NJ, LUCY, daughter Of JchI Ii. and Bette
!.efGwich : ageda3 months. 80" q!
Her remains, viii arrive in Richmond on the
Fro dcricksburg accommodating tr3lB, In Broad
stress, st :, O'Clock THIS MORNING, AID con:
yeved to nhackoe Hill CemeterE Tor lnteTnent.
The feieHds. OF the family are inYitedto attend.
At the residence of her uncle, p. ". Dsbrey. in
Culpeper&on he Goth of Septcmter, 1879, HA NJ
n H TEMPLE DhBSET, sg%! Is ears, d. ng 81
ter OF VIM. .'r. an + &a.t hi j, DabneY, OF hins
William countyi Va r.fss ..i.
Our dear little sistcrhas left us. -.
sOur hearts with anguish are rfyen;
. She ) gone from ouc home OH earth ,a1.;. +,
TO The home OF the angels III Heaven. -:
In this city on the cath ultimo, OF congestion Of
the brain, BUCY SCOTT, daughter of the late =.
r. Scott, ESD. of Petersburg, va; IN tile seven
teenth year Other ago. - ."!''' - ''hn'' -
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u a saecrt Duas sssrrH About
81 81 idiaY genirSs ssTo young nlen
SIficaSx M ,ial sI s tween them,
sarmea Yes, u ~ and, accom-
panied bY some Df their srespec tige- friends,
repaired sa The grounds around L0cka6er,
s ss Jossss oaeG fes5paing u 's tbs
rules il, force in " esteru .sreyas preTiasza
80 the wsf. After u prolonged conflict,
during sst6G!f sBo ia were cfis and sldshed f9
an extent that satisfied their friends, they
were separated anu carried tbsshrge6nS to
hive their wounds dresSed. Neither Of
them was, mortally - hurt. afendndTiq
(FG.) Gdzettes ~ H. lisa 'u'f e i'5ta.,e' ~
10 Observation-Disclosures to say TINT some q
the members of the convention .wmcn as;
sembledf here will,anott support Colonel
Hughes for. Congress underlariyt' cfrcumi
stances. and, ftlrthermore, that there ,sTns
but one suegson In the conEenttonl(e hq
M S1 as Bsns aS aas
he denounced the fntermeddlipg pr PlaFt
with the affairs Of the diStricfT71AtEa'ao'|
SAD AccrDFNr.:@Mchahrlees C9cke,a SON 81
Professor T.. 4. Cooke, lot 'Holli1s IA INSTITUTE
had. his leg fractured In two places ~ tae
Ipsetting soG, the Springs Omnibus, On tne
Depot road ON w ednesday night. he was
taken to the Central Hotef;J where ne Te1
mains, not being able to bear renaoyai. l ne
is oingas,IdIl siscddld ,boeNfSebted'--'Sa1
len, Ledger. , ;,
CUR1os1rY.-We were, shown q little glrl,
named LAhhie Johes, ibbfhlifi snHth county,
Va. in the Nth year Of her age, VINO na5
beard and long hair over her iimDs aha
body. The hair on heIslp.ad is,Dnlysaf sfX
months growth, in exceedingly long. ana
extends down to her eye-brows.--WWhe1
UHle Dispatch.
R1eHH osn VfEkK kffy1u TWe have hinsisted
that Richmond is as good a market as any
other. Home markets should have the prife,
ference. Build up our Virginia cities and
we blildrup ourselves. Werf6ate d mar
ket ut home and save the expense offrelght.
,Sulcn, Lcdger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

ABOLITION OF TEST OATH.-In Washing
ton Oh saturday the Supreme Wohrt Of the
Distsict of &c Columbia, in general term, with
four Judges present, decided to abolish the
rule requiring the odious test oath of ,appl-
cants for membership Of the bar. The Su,
nreme. Court of. the, United States decided
This oath unconstitutional. some time ago,
but I'D TO Saturday the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia had steadily re.
fused to accept, the ruling, insisting that lit
had a perfect right to dictate. the terms Of
admission to practide 1T its bar. . ..,r,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

oerss- DRESS .G00Dsll DRESS GOODS
'sys offer,a fdsf asbdrtfhensof ~ bH''l a'f
sEMpREss CLOTHS, Hrora 90 to7scl paf yafas;u
stRThoH atERI NeEs, aii,alrcotors' at 7sc.,Fsses
onds1. .scnl injpj 81" bus ,osih'
Bsaid.boioNid pE LwIREs asgdc. hes satd;"
q i,tss,assortmant oFipLAtDs,,iPSPfiH Ms AZ
.-d.pAoks sha PoPJINi atP keAs ,,'TAfrlss
Observation-Disclosures. Bf AR1rz, PIN
~, GLrNEs, BukCKdsIBKs.a and 6ther' style
DRRssGoepsIss'lstt rAv l5#'ttitgs! h'i'F7
Ia rroi nti .,inuti1aa fEvY' iBRSTHEEs,,
aYnd lepu rnra1oai2ls xBa'ist5 Mafl stree"
BOULEVARD and B kgSfoRAE s!z1FTs IN
sndlsss sattiieasy.2"l 'h''aa all u" ""paiSeas
- Il
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AIDEsERTER UNDER FIRE OF A WHOLE
Cincinnati, Oct. pa soliier
of Newport barracks, convicted of deser-
ton and sentenced to one years imprison-
Iment, undertook to escape to-day by swim
ming across the Ohio. About eighty shots;
were fred at him by the garrison. He was
mot hit, butItinally gave himself up " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

!, GoLp SALES AND BOND, PuRcH AsEs.-'The
Secretary of the Treasury has authorized
the Assistant Treasurer ut New ork' TO
sell 81 900, 600 of goldpon each Wednesday,
and to purchase s., 900 900 Of bonds on each
Thursday, of the present month. Also, to
anticipate the payment Of the FIVE per cent.
bonds due January 1, 1871 upon an adjust.
ment of the interest at the rate Of six per
cent. per annum.. These bonds were issued
under the act OF June q, 1850, and amount
TO ST .022, 900. ,lt..mii.,!ti 'r"n "alin' '""h'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

LEAF TOBACCO DEALERS TAX.-The In
ternal Revenue Blu reau rules that where 4
dealer in leaf tobacco has all Of his sales
made by commission merchants he is liable
for only one special tax. Where he has
two, OF more, places from which to make
sales. 4 special tax must be paid for. each
place, and where he has agents at different
.pluces to make purchases, each AGENTS liz
Bile for q special tax. .l;~l,.t r,.,r, at#1,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
I,a1f7o, % RBATI REDUCTIONS N,pHE

Sa1g, GRBATi REDUCTION IN'pHE
,i,.!rnounis arPRfCt SF'UARPETs. So" "''''
Genuine ENGLISH TAPESTRY ahdBRUsaEIs,
CARPET ii 81 60 aid sEI;p ~ asfri l.
Best B4D Y BRUSSELS OF seisss;;'a"' ''f"'aHi'
,Bsst:tHREE.PlY ExTRg sUPERFFEE and
Ii ds1ypsRF4Nis rNGR rNaCARpEfs OF re-
oil diced pneeA: ht.eiq yi'0i''s1' n'''' ''"n
Also, HEMP and VENETIAN C kRpETs,,H wa
a.teslenyBoTHb, fjRts6 BTs, and MATS, at
,,l;u .sqyj,enioal p,IEvf KRtirHEKs', %
,r,,sun.ll, s.n taefs' and 1sfs' Msfi street.
.f,Ai1iew stock ofLACE lCuGDARs, If fine latest
sty,es, atlow prices. t'i ban !2&n"ise.S"
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sssseerAas ii GE

- -
mvs 81 PIa IIs s Y so, s, 7;
are now 30 the choice md fuIsss ssocs o b
STA sss Arm FAN ,RY pDs
ever exhiIa Id gous ami s en as,s ,nss 4;
chants arg Invited s5 and zee tE!s -
-, ~.
gsss wsss,as ssss aaalisy.
ma as low rs III eau be sold I'm The Intss1
pGoods3n slssk tltofnan,
aBs5 sns FsbaS asas
rress rloths-al, shades, +. Merinos, De lanes
zarieha Rsbs Veiotfrs fssc.s ~
,aiaea and @
sortmeRt at priGes d9 AZ H.
lpas fasnf tBiahKes FfaHhels etc.
baahrnsg npply1sg mia casstnfefes nor gents
aa.s yst,hotlran Eranehs HnsiisiS and aoinsal,c
ITndervear for laate and gentiepicn iti a,Wtls
hos as,s Tnse
.;sn ssI,s, III shsSnaeFe hf4ket and tsqiare
r,,ans gs Net square and fdng ;earf hawlsi etc.
Ma,;rninR, Goodsnspecialts ahpeFaI
trice. enstrely. new; often m.
sIohair re o. tastnef
,.,IIssk,5 I4cIajn bs1h2sa f'si'p
i s GER rkuarahtceaaR eaor'aid Taalissin
this department :; ~ Now er : y ,or
j91bi9g, rates; ,iIon hin hio sfafnp stfGs &c.,
&c 70 !, r.
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selnetd IssSllbla 81 llgIn Y
Mos { oetotI
Is st' bh motion or Mr. CARn tho quorum being
p present ss sbs ssaPts ssFpsa ans 70

THE House met .at IL a'cloek, Speaker
TUE SER La thg, chhir Il The rob being called
and seventy members answering to their
names, the SPEAKER annotlleedgI that thai there
y 4 q 3 fesoin u a IL hi. Ksrlss ti.st ths
svs M sesslSrs sh e, fie s, a lift bHfld ding
"a 81 shsshss sefs tSY , aiys'9 wpa
NV MI W 4 Il .Wsssmoteiaha, ofsfea
resolution tflat the resolution OF, May 10Th
relating to pay Of members shall not apply
to members Detained from their seats by
the recent floods. rnTst ,iit'"'s' f'9",'-
3 Pending the consid eration OF MIR: Wal,
IsEn's resolution the House, On motion 81
Mr.. MCCALL adjourned until tomorrow ireE1S az
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sTheGFree Bridge.

cry ast The Free Bridge. s-.-..,,,,, .a.,,
The history Of the wars between cities
and private interests lis the same, pretty
much; everywhere. If a cits's limits need
extension there .'isi always fight about II.
~, always meets with opposition. Some
fight is short. but generally q one
on !; and the result is always.
=. = Xxx = 5RSsSS are ecteeded $50.
"a Z * Ter things demanded
= 6hv enisnce in Which priya
SIS OF chartered, privileges stand In
Rhe way. There maybe short Or long
struggle4% bat sooner or iater all such 'ot.
stacles are borne down, and the demands Of
public convenience, triumph. Delay but
increases the pressure Of the public neces-
sity; which rises like Tie watersaof a food
and sweeps awsy the obstrnlCtipp j Rst as 70
the food sweeps off bridges and what noe,
A frsse bridge, and In time two Of them
white needed 10 connect RIehihohd{ a #
Manchester, end give the, citizens on both
sides that teasy, end ldd untaxed communities
ton which the nature of, the intercourse
besMSeM shetn u absolutely REQUIRES, And
Hs~fha fresh has. yFasted, away ID asp
! bridge, IT. would seem TO- be- AN excellent
B opportunity for an gsnent,, lust fosH
! partiea, that would secure Che building Of a
Lace bridge Ii place Of the old one The
ApespsieSorsaof the rrsseht site, By rebuild;
Eng May6's tollsslb lee, may Subject Them,
elys or nasn san tef ~
lat mag,h happen in an sge.inl which the
r. 8sDocra tie nrinciple. ia on the rampage
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REAI ESTATE AGExrs.' :

Ia, - .fiFs : TO- ,fs''i, 'i''-"
.HARyEYS, Is WILLIAMS rs.sGLAZE-
1EBRUOK'S ,EXs CUTRlX,& C:-ln the Oh "a
cery court OF the city Of tchn6hl, by decree en-
tered In this cause on shs 18th day ofiJune ls7p,
it Is ordered that one Of the commissioners Of this
codrrdo take the Following accounts and make
ri ah seeSdns II he receipts disbursement.
and other aetings and deings of Mrsi Amer1es Ill
slaal1Took az szeeqFiH af tafkR Saze
3. An. account. of, the nature, chars land
amount OF the debts Of said Larkin ". Glaze.
brook remaiulrg unpaid, and how said de5ts or
any OF Them ara SECURED ,t!l' ,,t rgR }.nuUth
T. WHIT Real and personal es ate Of the said Lar
kin w. dila 2fbfopk remains ndispos.dof what
Is the Il simple and he annual value OF the sams
aud Of each parcel thereof; and what Hens exist
tn n talit said accounts and making said In
auiries ihel commissioned is AUTHORITATIVE ex-
annie any party on oath, and cause to be pro-
tlIIeeu before lin any books, accounts, or other
writings pertinent thereto and In the possession or
under The control OF any party; and the commits,
souer is i ecstdTo report TO file court the satf
accounts and the result OF SAID Inquiries, With tho
EVIDENCE before him. aud special stateHcut as 70
any mstterd eemei Dertaent!oy hmselii or which
may be required by any party 50 20 state 2nl tns
Notice ef tile contents of this decree, and OF the
time and OF eyecu!ln tho sams, wnsn D,
some newspaper published I'M the city of Rich.
mond, shall bc equivalent 70 PERSONAL, SERVICE 0t
notieeUn the patties interested.
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MISUNDERSTANDING disposed Of INV PHeL
n g06kAPBIGi. Cab LgRY: MOI s1a;zMain
Street oppase tl,9 h9te aol AlssEsi
HowhR, SArs r. ssase1fatS3S
natrena;i Respectfully, Gnsdhta LuM2A1N'H
aJogs and d
an rented lit I'm every departmenk and
added every imprp veme1t that the ience O
tsytnly yeafs could eylsel we take piessire In an
that %s afe ffspafea to make all styles 81 FL, =
LURES knossh ito fl,ei ithoas graphic aff, FROM
mintaturefa lifessi4ei cheape fhan can De isd .at
kssPse ' s sa s S "a ssIn
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STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND
,1,EA0HERs can ges'oa file best eerns,' at IsIs
MAIN .STREET, all the, TE DO oKS; law,
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