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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

EwBASKFhdy evening Sept Thomas E-sshI The 1sA y..,
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GARsoSsodenly Tuesday evening 18th irst RAILWAY j.
Funer. Church Railway on s..ar,
.o dr. sns HS. o. cI .SS :S. =, c x
Ho0GLAEDou Friday morning Sept &c. Kate NJ eldest daughter
william and hs1a Hooglaud, aged n yesrs.
services from her late r,dsn.e No. 81 Droonsst p A. %
yACKSOS-on Friday morning at Bas, oang. j. waite, Hem,
youngest DR. f0as r. and the late France. Jssson "a
Punef. service will he held at -, Mrr. Bp.cop orch C,.
ave near hyres'e' Brooklyn L. l.. on sunday, sept 49,
KERmGANOn Thursday, Sept S Eleanor C., Jane. Kern
re fs sss " ,.s pl,c. from her lac ne. a Wet
ST. MONDAY morning sept 49, oelOci ,ossn rsqgis,
siIeeDth-st at lOi O'Clock
KBTCHuM-At his residence RireuaeO Hoon on tie IsA
Funeral services viii be held Christ Church R,eriAs on Tuesday,
2Cth inst =. q p N Relatives and ts;; Of d, family AMI tn.
sea will be attached to train leaving Ihrehs Depot
returning trains leave hourly
MANNOf consumption Sept H. at the residence Of parents M,ry
T. Bcknel, wife Of Geo. ". Mann Of this ciiI.
mERwIN-on Friday morning 10Th ins, bis residence IL tbs et.
Funeral .eee. on Monday sert ~ alp in w,,hingOa-
square Methodist Episcopal Cbuich Pourth between M.oopsl
MILLER-ou Friday Sept Is 1870 E., wife Of Jo.pA Miller
The 1s nd friends Of the family sre respectfully attend
the funeral her late No IVES, sliets't rear
White BY the " n Monday
RBEyEs-In Brooklyn Thursday Sept Is ssrab Reeves the
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral Saturday
afternoon O'Clock from the enoe her brothernAS, "n
II. Hart l.l92 Atlanticaye. Brooklyn.
sMTHn Broohyn set 49, 1870 nr, cahsrns Smith WIDOW Of
the late CrmsD smith Of Flusting agej 81 years ~,
services will Church Yushng hs
day Saturday O'Clock p. m Cars leave Jamesshp ~
o'clock IN.
wARDIn Jersey City Friday Sept 1s Ann, ree Of the late John
Wand, in the 7Jd Of her
Her friends and Of respectfully invited 70 na
funeral from her late resi- ence q Ene jersey t hs VAtn
O'Clock Tie w be taken 10 Boston LOT
wLSON-In city Friday Is, Mary eston daughter Of
Rev Joseph and Csthsne Oey Wilson Of BAss Liberty Psa
aged hs
Notce Of funeral In Mondays paper
Pttsbnrgh papers please copy.
wYLIE-In Brooklyn THURSDAY Sept T. her short nes' J.h
wife Of James Wye in the 5lst rear OF her sge .
and friends Of tie family respectfully inTs 70 eud
residence Other brother nag Nj John Wilson,
1873 Twenty ourthst Brooklyn Saturday sept H. At
O'Clock p.m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

There is n curious little history connected
with the proposed Farragut funeral. The idea
of public ceremonial originated with the
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of which
the gallant Admiral was President The
officers of the Legion, having consulted with
the family, raised the necessary money, and
made all other arrangements, addressed a
communication to the Mayor, inviting the
official cooperation of the City of New-YOrk
No answer was returned to this invitation !;
but the Mayor suddenly appeared in print
with message to the Common Council "sug
"gestingn in his own name all the proceed
ings in which Others had invited him to par
ticipate, and cOolly turning over the whole
ceremony to the Corporation, without so much
as a reference to the Loyal Legion. This is
the most impudent mode of treating an invi-
tation of which we have any record FOrtu-
nately the Mayors conduct is not likely to
result in any unseemly quarrel, for the Loyal
Legion, anxious only to honor the memory of
their late commander, at once gracefully
yielded, and agreed to take part with good
will in the ceremonies from whose direction
they had been so cavalierly thrust but the
public will have reason to regret that they
were not permitted to carry out their plans.
1t was eminently fitting that the funeral
should be conducted by them, and they would
have conducted it with decOrum and good
taste which we cannot expect from the Com
mon Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
THE FALL RIVER STRIKE.

The Fall River spinners, we hear, have gone
to work on the terms offered by the mill-own-
ers-that is, a good part of them have done
80. Some still stand out; some the mill-own-
ers would not reemploy; but the strike has
virtually ended in failure.
Believing in Free Labor, we shall not re-
proach the strikers. We presume they deemed
their strike wise and just. If they mlstook,
the consequences of their error must largely
be borne by themselves.
We laugh at the blindness of the mob which,
incensed at some alleged misconduct OF a
bank, broke into stores and offices, seized all
that banks notes it could find and made q
bonfire of them. 1t is not possible, it is urged,
that men could act 80 madly. What do you
say, then, to an average strikef
Let us try to forget Fall River and spinning,
and suppose that all the shoemakers Of New
England should strike by preconcert, and hold
out for two months. Would that iujure the
"bossesf" One in hundred of them it
might but the great majority would be en-
riched by it. Modern machinery and power
have reduced the terrors of q manufacturer
to two: 1. panic, or commercial revulsiOn; 2.
a glut. Defend him from these, and he fears
nothing else.
Now, strike nowise conduces to panic,
while it is the strongest possible safeguard
against glut. The boss shoemakers as a
class would like nothing better than to stop
all shoemaking for the next two months
That would enable them to sell off their stocks
at Substantially their own prices. Hence, the
coal operators of Pennsylvania were strongly
suspected of slyly melting the strike of their
miners last year. For that strike tended di-
rectly to raise the price of Coal, and so to
enrich all who had it for sale, while the
strikers themselves grew poorer day by day.
By-and-by, the Laboring Glass will have
learned how to strike to some purpose. They
will stop working for "bosses" only to set to
work Immediately for themselves. Until they
can do that, strikes are le-foolish-suicdal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
A SONG FOR GEN WOODFORD
THE CANDIDATE OF THE BOYS IN BLUE.
AM: lStar.Span0kd BGHn,r."

l.
We draw the old wad from the musket to-day
And into patriot ballot unrOll IT.;
We stood by the Union in many fray,
And we are, by heaven! the men TO control 1t.
Brave gentlemen, who
Wore the jacket Of blue
Beat time with the ramrOd while sing to you;
For only the half of our duty is done,
And the ballot must guard what the bullet
has won.
The enemy's ballots may whten the gale,
AS they in November are drifting about us |;
But we never fliRched from the foes leadcn
hail,
And his paper snow is not likely to rout us.
Then gentlemen, who
Wore the jacket of blue
Beat time with the ramrod while | sing to you !;
For only the half of our duty is done,
And the ballot must guard what the bullet
has won
CLARENCE +. BUTLER.
No. 2l3 Vest ElererShst, september, 1870
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amnsemenio, Gettureo, etc., CHS epenins.

BoorH's THEATER.-At II and s.: Rip Van Win
HE" Joseph Jefferson
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-At II and s: "Man and
Wife"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third-st. and
Bghth-sve-At and s; Unella." Ksthi LAnner.
LIMA EDwIN's THENrER, No. TO Broadway
At u and 9; "A Bird in the Hand" &c BAk-Bd Suing"
NEw-YORK STADT THEATER-German Operaa II
Trcvsore"
Lofts.
OLYMPIC THRATER.-At and 8 Herve's Comic
Opera htte FAasL" Mrs JAMES A. Oates, g. L. Fox
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. Empire CITY
Rink Ihird-svo and SIty. ihird-st All Concert - .
MOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.-Ato:Asir"i A'
ANe and Crown" Mrs Scot, Sddons At2 "6oleh pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY commenced its
third year Thursday, September is. The University
opened its first year with 400 Students Its second with
co., and now at the OF Its third year. IL
has We heard its noble founder say, In
question from friend what his hopes for the
future OF the University that he would be pleased and
should work devoedy to at least 500 girls and boys
studying within ts walls for a useful and worthy educa
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

A circular from the house of Bowles Broth
ers TO- announces that during the present
disturbance of postal facilities in Europe, all
communications for Americans abroad, adj
dressed, with forwarding instructions, to the
care OF the New-York. Boston, or London
branch OF the firm, will be delivered with the
utmost possible expedition. This service is
offered not only to the customers of the house,
but to all travelling Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
THE CAMPAIGN.
MINNESOTA.
No. 2is West Elere,xh-st., September,

TIE DEMOCRATS ENDORSING FREE-TRADER
FOR CONGRESS.
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-The Democratic Conven-
ton Of the Congressional District of Minnesota met
at st. Paul yesterday, and resolved not to make nom
nation for Member OF Congress, but recommended Dem
oorats to support Ignatius Donnely, who IN
dependent free rde candidate. In the lid District the
Democrats nominated n Buck OF Wnona for Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

BYLINBRRII.-Tn this city Wtdnesdsy Sept H. 1874 n, D.
hiw p Smith, Cbas Bel Of Aus1 TeIss Mis- Ias ri
, Merrill OF Jsckson. hba
PBTTIT-CARJTsIB-At BrooIlyn sep. a. 1910 By ". R.,
st1dley tie residence Of tie brides psrnt Wnse P.,
Ada eldest daughter Of Jas p CAri, esq, Of Brookn
R0SB-STOSROn WEDNESDAY, SEPT H. By the Rev Gsorr. LA.
Geer d. Isaac +. Rose Canine L. eldest daughter Hsbss ~
Stone all this city
WALRER-LARNED-M SewIsyen, sept Is. by Rev Dr. Bss,
Geo Leon Waller 10 Amelia Il al Lsrpsd T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

an 800. =, 0-Wsrtid pure sud sa emo, 4,
mo Co In PpIias, All" 10 barrels b. DsyoE MAsuyacrUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-After the boilers left
the With Congressional District Convention, yesterday
resolution indorsng Presidents Grants Administration
and the suffrage amendment was adopted, and Capt.
Burdett was nominated for reelection to Congress BY &C
clamatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

of any other daily newspaper, considering the
extent and character of circulation, we 90 no'
doubt that our customers will DO ready anu
willing TO nay them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

yn, ,e o,e nmpre sprina Co.'s Depot for oouss.
BHoADwAr Free deliveries 81, Bfooln s.to w. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

Dr. ssge's Catarrh Reredy.-ssOo reward for ,,,,,,,,
case roh Druggists, or " mail % psIaDAst f,.. IA
dres' r. v PisnoE, NJ d.. 10 senscsst Bssso n a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
Business Noiltes.
THE CHICAGO FIRE!
$4,000, 600 WORN or PHOrkRrr DH'rS0iAO'
HERRING's SAFES.
CHICAGO, Sept I, 1870.
THEIR vIcroRYlll

CHICAGO, Sept Z, 1870.
10 tb late the night Of the 9Th inst which
a..r, whole Of bultngs had one OF your herings
Patent Champion Ssi Our store 20 feet VICE and seven ohs
high Which had IN immense stock paper all OF whco oun9
ont ompe con,sined All of books Of accounts val
u psp policies United States Government bonds and
none mourtng al TO sbout half million Of dO1si and not
hrug TO which exposed found upon
opening to-day Oy hoGrs Ger he aTe oil Of books papers
money S1ri good coalition Then PET IN he SAFE except
that the bindings eured rolled mp bv the steam
proof filing Yours truly, LAFLIS BUrLsk To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
ANOTHER.
CHICAGO, Sept 8, 1870


hessrs HERRING Co.
We the sufferers IN the late disastrous cooharI
We had just got In or ran
goods full cellar 10 roof al Of whh were ur
except before the FIRE reached The midst OF
this Paert Champion Safes and not
vhstsRng awful which exposed ~ haV'a9 taa IN me
b,ra3ng ~ n m IpHy days Uh>a oaf when
opened all books and IN hrae con
duou-SrergHg SAFE sry line Of Uring Just tgibb as e
rf ne NE fills satisfied that the Hrgs Safes can be
relief upon IN the hottest under all crc1mst1neS
Yours truly KIRKLAND, ORDwAf 70
TKKRINgs PATENT GRANT, SAVES,
The old TciabIs' security rom fire.
HEKRINGs NEw PATENT CHAxPIoS BASKRRS SAFES,
Hardened steel and iron. combined with the
EKw PATENT FKANKLISITK, "SPEGKL EisES,"
The best protection aoaiRs; burglars tools ertaat.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
PSI BRoADwAr COR MURRAY-sT., NEW YORK
FARRELL, HERRING e. CO.. Philadelphia.
HERRING & Co., Chicago.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, New-Orleans.
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M1RRIEU

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Irsss stsrpl,r Nat.
We kvsEDzLps soss ia fCLTos-sr. Oh DsrssCss.,~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

Strangers In the Gay will tnd the PKsoLoGic,L CABINET
plaee with Charts
VI Character, given DALI.
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DIED..

AH Notices Of Marriages must be indorssd uiA h,I
name and address
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Aem'Uork Dailp gribuare.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IT. 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27
Gov. stevensOn's Lewisburs Speech

Gov. SteVenson's LewiSburg Speech.
Ftom ttRanG,akd aormaLT. i3H f" .aI
.aAs a,specimen of the fairness oil Demo
cratic editors we quote the following cx'
tract from the Gfg6nbTeT; Independent Of
tho 10th inst, pretending to give the re-
marks Of Governor Stevenson, in his Lew!
isbhrg speech; on the Flick Amendment,
Tho editor ingeniously and Intentionally
leaves out the very portion Of the Cover
nor's remarks which he most distinctly
impressed upon hlsaudiehccl Hero Is 1.-THE
extract, 1.-The Governor, tllispaper states
said;ne %. .ai,jf, ,sSr, 3,fity-5.u. h. ID -l,D
"That whenever he should become sat
istied that the safety Of the loyal people
would mot be endangered thereby, he
would iilvor the Acknowledgement oEthe
rebels; he, was very, well pleased with
their Departmental far, buff they should
follow tho counscls Of the Democratic
party; at the October election, and lie
should BIO elected, he would be 10th to re-
commend their eniranChlsement." . d
Now here Is what the Governor did shy
substantially, almost the very words he
,iGnf1 la III 'LH... 'gJ.l'g .,f' g..I.T 81
"That II those who were now disiran-
chised should obey the laws Of the State,
under which they lived; II their conduct
should give evidence that they accepted
the results Of tho war In good faith, rs he
was persuaded the mss Of them were do
ing, and he believed would continue 10 do,
II not misled by cunning and corrupt men
* HI ntherSvtan he would faVOr the Flick
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27

. .nI.. AHSfAA HtS' 80 S.HAt' HlrI - I.ifa
TAs most i,osUsrttl, vt innocent, Vegetable ca.
MarNe aoo,oa .ta6 nlW gaH
,.,s.-, >. n Nh F.. H., ,r ma.
t'Sn0' "e'S''a's i" 'AH0 : : ''S'' .,SyIs
Pills to produce the desired eject; TWO o. sneH
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver
Stomach, and Bowels Of all impurities. The
principal Ingredient is POdophyllIn, or the Alec.
holIc Extract Of Mandrake, which tS BY many
times more Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than the Mandrake itself ItspetGllaF action iS
upon tho Liver, cleaning Il speedily from all oh
structIOns, With all tho power Of Mercury, yet
fce from theinlurlous results attached to the use
of thatninsra'. ,s. ~. l. ,;,..;
For all diseases IN Whlc6 we aSe :,
Is tndteatCd' these nus VIZ tve eatte H Aye
tion IN every case Iaey Hseer ~. <,
Ia cases o. Llvet company Ds;pgp1., saa
extreme Convene, u uCo sago y s..IGt
BitteF' Or Tone saoata % We IN eInnesIon
with tae rus Ile eonle snGSs q w ns.ssS =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27

THE New SENATOR FROM OREGON
Hon. James K. Kelly, tho newly elected
Senator from Oregon, to take the seatnow
occupied by Senator Williams, is q native
Of Center county, Pennsylvania, and
practiced law Tor several years at Lewis.
town, in that State. Upon the discovery
Of gold in California, be, with party Of
Gentlemen rom Center, AIittlln and Hunt.
ingion counties, wendell their way thither,
by way Of Vera Cruz, City Of Mexico, and
MazatIan. Reaching the Golden, State
in safety, he separated ffom tho party, and
went To Oregon, and continued the prac,
Of lis profession. Several years ago be
Was nominated BY the Democrats Of
Oregon as their candidate for Governor
and came within q few votes Of being
elected. .,,,g -y't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27
M GathorItI Oh Iie Governor. |
mo. 49, Joint Resolution Proposing
nm Amendment to the Constitution

an Amendment 10 the CONSTITUTION
Ia!I0G the, State; sL,7j1 lin otSaIes
p. RssblseR y'kit zt5tiidtitt II NAT ttg'taIdl
The following 10 proposed as an Amendment "a
tho Constitution Of this State, to 10 substituted
for section ono Of article three thereof and 70 be-
come part Of the said Constitution when ratified
according to the provisions thereof, namely:
..'Ths male citizens Of tho State shall DO cnti'
tledt0 vote at alNelecdohs hEld within tho cleo
ton districts In which they respectively reside;
but no person who Ia minor, or Of un6ound
mind, or pAuper, or who IL under conviction oil
treason, felony or bribery In IN election, OF who
has not been6 resident Of the Statef for one year,
and Of thp, eounty II which b oaesA g yQts ~
E,S. { - YStHwallS such d dhaAeeHsS sO 8
Adopted February g, 1870.
In EhGHdnBG OF Delegates, Thursday, February
q, 1870, tt6O ab6Eo resolution was adopted. ~
TIB YEAS wERE-Messrs. WGlch, Speaker
A0pew, Ballard of Menroe.g Ballard Of Logan,
son, DonChoo, Evans, Farnswqrth, Fisher, Elan
agan, Rlicla 9ahdGc,. GpthrieS ltfyeey Howard,
Jackson Judy, lamb, Lamon, lynch, Maxwell,
Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nicely, POwpall, RAIDER,
Ropp, ScOtk Smith, Tctet, Thomas, Wells and
% M NiTs wunr4MtIss. liked SB.r.sx,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, CsaeFaR, DoGss'
Price RexToAd, sturgIss, Summers and Wheat
Ia IL tho Senate, Monday, BcbFasi4SSs, S56IlfhS
above resolution was adopted. ~ S9!N :
THB YHAS NRRE-Messfs. FaFpsworth, Prcst,
denE, Applogato, brown, Gather GJames), Gather
(Jesse H.O Cook, Crane, Davis, Dayton, Doollt'
tie, Gold, Hartman ,Koonce, LeonaEd, Patrick,
Phelps, Ramsdell and Young llluall
TRH NAYS wBRE-MeSsrS. Foreman, IIumph'
FOYO, WeFniuRef ind wilson,, IA aug8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27

AwRrrER TO Tie, New ! York Farmers
Club. gives q recipe for cheap paint,
which has been found excellent TOR rough
boards, but Is not so well adapted TO
smooth surfaces: Hydraulic cement, 8
peCks;-fines beach sa1ds 1spGGk; common
suit, 4 quarts; mix with water TO the con.
slstence' IF cream, and Apply with com
mon whitevash ubruelll A1nfF0ugh pine
or hemlock, 4 WI last from two 70 three
years without renewing The cost Of put.
ting lion, q twoStQY building, 5Ox24,
withl6b6f at g per dry, and cement ut
$96O.per barrel, y $780, s.tnsssL. A.
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TnE washington Star remarks that it
Is calculated; 70 aisaBds6 one orthe rilicu-
lOus idea that lie u short, serious and
earnest to see whole columns Of the lead.
ing New pI. sgots ~ !, daily to-
Jim FiSE 1lEi "a, brI hsTlsssfisBI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27
THE LAND GRANT SYSTEM.
who Began TT

From he chicago Pot.
Tie policy Of granting lands to States
for tic benefit Of railways, canals, ETC.,
though never q party policy, was inaugu-
rated and extensively carried on during
the era of Democratic control. Thus,
during the ten years preceding the success
of the Republican party by the election
Of Mr.. Lincoln TO the Presidency, lands
were granted to States, in trust for rail'
ways, us follows: ......
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DLnEoEQRas


This company now having been organized ave
years, and In that time done successful business
L still prepared to take risks Of iair rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manutaetur'
CargOes on theWestsrn Rivers and Lakes This
company otETt8 superior Inducements 10 Farm
era, Wherebythey can DO insured on Dwellings,
FufhIturd, Barns, and contents for Or years nt
reduced ntes. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any! company in the State; and
composed Of come Ninety, four stockholders most
Of whom arc among our best business men, &c:
comments itself TO the favorable consideration
Of tho llguFing public, and s6liCitg their patrons
ago. Applications forinsutance will DO prompt
" attended to at their Otlce, No. % Monroe St,
or Ut their several aRences throughout tho State
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
-, GEO. MEN0EL, Vice Prcsldent
G. NJ! CoEN, sec'y.5 " 'I'Ef7z ..
b. O. DICK Asst Sec'y. feb19
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R 0SADA LIS

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Read tho testimony OF Physicians and
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