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wills ABoUr JERUSALEM, win be the
Monday evening next, n Caiv.N s,.sn. ~
Church. Besides the interesting natnre ~ ths
me subject, the object commend itself In exerv
oae. See advertisement. e'oiy
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DROPOsALS FOR MEAT.
OFFICE, DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF suBsI.rrycE,)
52S SEVENTEENTH STREET, ,
WAsHINGT ToN, ID. c., March 4, $50. \
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur.
nished by the undersigned, will be received until
THURSDAY, the "a Ii Of March, at II m, for ali
the FRESH and COINED BEEF and HUTTON
required at this Depot fer six months such less
time as the Commfssary General may direct, com,
meneing April 1, 1870 Details and requirements
furnished BY the undersigned; Q COPY of the latter
with this to be attached to each pro-
mhS-5t G. BELL, c. g., U.S.A
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GA.Dr' 'EE's'
CATALOGUES xow READY.
100 BARRELS EARLY
ROSE POTATO oEs,
LANpRETHs EXTRA
EARLY PEAS,
And many other Varieties.
EARLY VALENTINE BEANS,
And many other Varieties.
CABBAGE, BEETs, CARROTS,
EGG PLANT, LETTUCE,
SEED OATS, SEED CORN,
GRASS SEEDS, In FULL SUPPLY
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD,
HERDS BLUE GRASS,
LAWN GRASS. FLOWER SEEDS, &C.
GARDEN AND HORTICULTURAL TOOLS
IN FULL STOCK.
HOES, RAKEs, TOOLS,
SPADES, DRILLS, &C.
IN FULL SUPPLY.
PLowS, PLOw CASTINGS, ,CULTIvAToRs. &C
JOHN A. BAKER,
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED WAREHOUSE
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
fe25-eo2w BETWEEN 9rH AND I0rH STREETS,
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SALE OF PROPERTY ON SrRxxr-r,.., o.
Fox, real estate brokers, have sold, for .Sn1,ns ~
w. Kraht, tho west part OF lot Q, square as1
18th streets, BY depth Of 70 feet, to Christi.u =
9. Schneider, for S2.76 per square foot, amount
III to o., $40.
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DROPOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES.

Richmond, Va, March 2, 1870.
h: once aD e M IN IN be ess.sd
for supplying the following articles: az barrels
Soap, 500 pounds Ham $50 pounds Breakfast Bacon.
So pounds Java Coffee. leIeeny 600 pounds Crushed
Desiccated Cod FISH, lin boxssJ ID pounds Dried
FPsaches, 30 gallons Picked Cucumbers, q bottles
Apples, n cans Red Carrant Jelly, Il tumblers
Rs;sIb:erry Jam; = pounds Mustard, 50 pounds Yer.
ponnds Butter, Is gallons Lard Oil.
Conditions, &C.. a. heretofore
3. A. PORTER,
mha-6t Brevet Major, u. s. A, ACS
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a MEETING OF PoLICK JUSTICES was held
yesterday afternoon at the Office OF Justice
thompson, who presided, when Justice Harper
presented resolutions Of respect to the memory
OF the late Justice B. X. Morsell, which he pre-
character Of the deceased. Justice Thompson
spoke Of the virtues Of their late colleague.
whom he had known for rty years, and for
thirty years as q police magistrate, and was fol-
lowed by Justices Pearson, Wall and Chase:
after which, on motion OF Justice Chase the
resolutions were adopted, and the meeting
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

o~NOTIcE- fourth annual meeting q the
u3 CENTRAL BclLrING ASsoCt ALTON, a
pAYEyENIN6 prxt, the lsth is-,ant. st o'clock,
wach time election viii be held Tor officers, %
r's niia. ensuing WILLIAM KING. Secretary.
I~NorICE TO TANPktERs or GEORGE
The TAX BILLS ron THE EYE.RIs,o will hs
ready by WEDNESDAY NkNT. the 18th inssant.
Tor all no TO avail themselves 81 the eight per
cent d. count, By promps payment on or hefors
nh ii-st JOS. L. sINMs, Ccll,ctOr.
nRY GOODS AT GOLD PRIcks.
The decline In gold enables u. 90 oner GREAT
snsGAdNs in AL shiln MINDS c 8r pHt ny sc3ps
chsar: yard vide Blesrhcd shirtins cen assry. Is
cents-a specsal haysess: Richsrdsons aud ofh~r'
makes, Irsh Linens, ss cheap ne before the war, Q
ccntsap: Cassimers and Tweeds for Men aud Boy..
very cheap beautiful SPRING pelaines and Armuie-.
y; and IS <ep yards spring Calicoee, ;, % and
full stock of Gloves, Hcsery, Cer.rts. skir,s. 40
peal bargains may b es Hee,sd sy AZ yhe favor
mhll.tr Iol Bridge ST, 0sorsstovn, BIC.
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; GeorgesO~n.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March IS.
E: is.e. a.. oclock, I win sell, In front of the
cas-, side ot Green street below the Canal raanins
cach se1ut ~ feet 60 Rock Greek. improved by n
well eut three story srick pwslii.s koa.e, Gu
~ mn ,s roOms and cellar and blacksmith shop
Terms: one half cash. balance I'm 81, an, ,x,.,,.
the property Conyeyancine and .ssmrs =, ~ ,h ~. 60,
Of the purchaser, ele0 will be required When ths.
PTeBsrTiy is struck onLpov.s on nou,,
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N1 BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL,
PINuA AVENUE, xRAR l1fH STREET Wxs7.
0EOR0B BAUER, ProDrietor.

ODea mon e. n. 20 u D. n. The Bar q stocked
Vith the finest Liquors, Wines, end Alss.
eeGars Of the finest brands.
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HE SUNDAY HERALD - appears bv An ad-
se,sement In another column, il determined
~ keeP up It's reputation as live newspaper.
-. aSva tencns "Reminiscences OF the Old Capt.
lam NOBODY VIII fan asleep over the Dramatic
Ee1,iieson. - mi contributed BY Col Geo H. Butler,
in , tne caPaeity OF nghtng editor Of the HeraId.
PAPER win contain an editorial contenJiro tSas s
officers OF the American army have sov.a 49,
which their countrymen ought to resnect
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Congress-,

The Senate, after prOtracted discussion,
has passed, by party vote, the House bill
to admit the State of Mississippi to repre-.
sentation in Congress. The proposition of
the Judiciary Committee to strike out all
conditions was defeated by vote of y
ayes to 80 nays.
The unexpected debate on theMississip-
pi bill brought forward again the old State
| rights doctrines, and today, just before the
vote was taken, Mr. Sumner administered
a severe rebuke to some of the republican
senators who had acted in the resurrection.
He reminded the senators that throughout
the long struggle anterior TO the rebellion,
and then throughout the rebellion itself,
slavery had two voices, by which it was
heard in the senate chamber and in the
country. The first was that by which its
continued existence was vindicated on the
right of slavery. The other was that of
State rights. BY these two voices was
slavery heard. Happily, said Mr. Sumner,
the first is silenced, but the other is still
sounding among Us, crying out against
those generous efforts by which human
rights are assuaged. Mr. Sumner then
went on to show that from the beginning
Of the anti-slavery agitation to the present
time ''State rights" was the war cry of
slavery. He thought it natural that it
should find partizans on the other side of
the Chamber, for it is easy for senators who
have upheld slavery to uphold that inter
probation of the constitution but it is in
comprehensive how senators fresh from
the great battle with slavery can continue
in dalliance with its constant ally. Nobody
doubts the right of State to local self
government; but there are other rights,
which are not local, but universal. The
equal rights of all must be placed under
: the safeguard of uniform law, which shall
be the same in all parts of the nation-the
same in Charleston and New Orleans as in
Boston and Chicago. He did not seek to
: centralize, but to nationalize. The parti-
, sans of State rights, in their efforts to de-
centralize would denationalize. In the
name of local self government they would
overthrow the nation. If asked where he
found these national powers, he answered
that they are in those two great title deed.
: of the Republic-the Declaration of indie
e pendence and the National Constitution
whatever" said Mr.. Sumner in cOnclu
sion, ''tends to maintain Republican Gov
o eminent and to place its beyond assault
4 tends to maintain the great principles de
clared at our birth as a nation. All thi
is constitutional God be praised The da,
q q has passed when State rights can be exalt
e ed above human rights. Too slowly hav
K these promises of the fathers been accom-
plished; but they have been accomplishe,
at last, and it is our duty to see that thes
e promises are in no respect neglected, ant
:. that the republic, one and indivisible, ded
II icated to human rights, is upheld in ever
/ part of our wide spread country"
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The details of the recent tragedy in

The details of the recent tragedy in
Carol County, Tennessee, were re-
ceived in Nashville on the 9th ult.
The dispatch says The five black
men who confessed the murder of Col.
Coleman on Sunday night were exam
ined at Huntington On Tuesday before
the Magistrates Court, and sent to
Jail for trial at the May term of the
Circuit Court. About ten o'clock that
evening, about 200 horsemen rode in
to the town, took the prisoners from
the Jail, carried them short distance
and shot them. One of the negroes
was not killed, but dropped and feign-
ed to be dead; but upon attempting
to escape he returned in search OF
food and was killed. The mob then
rode off, carrying with them the five
dead bodies, which they buried. None
of those who participated in the kill
ing were masked.
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Be careful what medicines you take

Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to the ner-
vous health and are al ways followed by depress-
ing reaction. The strength that Dodd's Nervine
gives is the strength of Health and comes to stay.
Beware of the whiskey preparations that have
perapce. Whether under the name of Bitters or
otherwise, let the villainous compounds alone.
tetter die OF honest disease tran be burnt up oy
the fires of alcohol. For the ingredients that
compose Dodd's Nervine see pamphlet on each
bottle. For sale by Druggists and Country
Stores. Price One Dollar. 5w4
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COMING!
THE SANATORIAN!

/. By special request of many friends, DR.. Crab
tire, now located at 20 Washington street, Boston,
with years lease. (owner of a fine residence in
the suburbs. "-Real Estate Journal) will visit
Barton, Friday, Feb. 25, Irasburxh, Feb.
26, Newport, 2sth, Derby Line, March 1.
DIR. Crabtre has visited these places seasons
and his remarkable cures are well known. Let
all invalids see him. Cost 81 for consultation.
He tells your disease at sight. See circulars of
the most remarkable cures done by him in this
vicinity. This is the only visit this year. Ad.
dress hereafter as above Swl
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Ithas for years been highly esteemed by all
trial to commend il to the favor Of every one.

WIN. JOSLYN 4 SONS, Barton, VT, are Sole
Proprietors, to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
Wholesale Agents-Geo. C. Goodwin & Co.,
81 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass; Burr Perry,
IS fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
SeLD III AL DRUeGIsTs AID N1pIcuH1
pIALlls.
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BOY WANTED IN STORE.

find by experience that the mind and capa.
bilites of girls was never made for store business
want good steady boy about l6 to Is years old
honest, well recommended, out of good, hon.
est family, educated, and one that win love te
attend to women-must do chores and make
himself generally useful. To such an one steady
employment will be given. Come on boys
quick-1 can't watt as my health is somewhat
poor yet, and must have some help at once
X. w. HOWELL
South Albany, Feb. Is, 1870. Stf
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Miscellaneous Items,

I'll IL -
NJ NJ. oooo
" ~ ~ '''''' up ''''' W -0''''
hehtS are coming down IN New YORK.
The Pope has had an epileptic mt
Newbern. \. c.. Is oyerrun with BURGLARS.
4 Minnesota town is called pio,s Eve
.,-aoaa
Ohlaha Is 10 nave a9lo0,Ooo SchooI mousse
Shawls Tor gentlemen are again fashion,
aOIe'
san AN Francisco claims population OF
l'o,Voo'
There are 10000 clergymen in the Unit
cd states.
Inc shortest cut to Perdltlon Is VIA
Chlcago.
New York has five nOblemen to pluck
and Is happy
Ohio is ahead on the divorce business
Tor the last year.
The best dressed men IN New York are
'O ""' nv PNi''
The 10Th amendment will give Missouri
/ 20, 900 votes.
The average life of English coal miners
| Is only q years.
There is Sunday preaching at eleven
| London theatres.
Abel R. Corbin threatens to prosecute
Fisk for libel.
An apple tree in Vermont Welded 70
bushels last season.
California has abolished the law prohib-
iting Sunday theatres.
Important gold discoveries have been
made in Lower California.
Illinois is the only State that has as vet
reported a good ice crop.
The New England Ice companies report
a very poor crop this season.
New York spends three times as much
money for liquor as for bread.
The Georgia legislature have ratified the
10Th amendment.
Eleven persons have gone insane think
ing about Traupmann's crime.
There are $4,000 barrels of Western APP
pies in the Boston Market.
Advices from Hayti state that Salnavt
offered 100000 for his life.
Five mad dogs have been killed in New
YORK since last Thursday.
Emlg rants can now go from New 1orl
10 0ah Z FRANCISCO Tor Sfo'
ood Inc neo iaLgest vineyard IN California ma
3Oo'ooo vines covering 400 acres
Inc n. L. tribune ~ tnlnKs we nave 60
an elephant IN San Domingo' Correct
a man mann III e. leI hn Ia? oeeH sentenced
W oe huhg ior HorSe 9'e"iins'
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HO! FOR KANSAS.
The subscriber having sold his farm, will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

The subscriber having sold his farm, will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
at his residence in West Glover, on Thursday,
Feb "A, 1870, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, the following
property yoke oxen. six years old, good
cows, steers, two years old this spring, hefer,
same age, two years old bull, haf-blood Dutch.
half-blood calves, year old this spring, Dur
ham heifer, one year old this spring, 10 nice
coarse wool sheep, 2 good work horses, / colt,
three years old next July, new two-horse wag-
on, built to order in Massachusetts, all oak, OK
cart, iron axletree. l OK wagon and cart, ex-
press wagon. buggy wagon with pole, new
single sleigh with pole, two horse traverse sled
OK traverse sleds, two horse traverse sleigh,
l pair work harnesses, | pair breast plate har-
nesses, l light driving harness, old sleighs, G
or plows, harrows. chains and all kinds of far
ming tools, dairy utensils, also from so to 100
bushels nice seed wheat, from 20 to so bushels
oats, 30 bushels potatoes, lot of hay, straw, and
other things too numerous to mention. Eigh
months credit on all sums over $40, Sale posi-
tive. EMERY COOK
II. PIERCE, Auctioneer.
West Glover, Feb. Is, 1870. SwI
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For WHoOPING COUGH Dodd's Nervine is
administered with unexampled success. Moth
ers remember this and save your little ones the
agony of most distressing complaint. 1t also
works admirably in MEASLES, bringing out the
rash well and leaving the bowels free and health
ful. See recommendations in pamphlet. For the
diseases which af1icr children when Teething
nothing can furnish more instant or grateful re-
lief. Remember, it contains no opium in any
form
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Some folks can't sleep nights

Dodd's Nervine is a compete Specific .or Sleep
lessness. 1t soothes the throbbing muscles like
magic. and tranquilizes the MUD. And every
body knows that good sleep is better than all
m edirine
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WAS CURED of DEAFNESS and CA
TARRH by simple remedy, and will send the
receipt free. Address Mrs. n. O. LsoeHrT, Ho'
boken, Nh .ae9 sga sg-lar t9gag Sws Z.
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PERFECTLY SATISFIED.
TESTIMONIALS.

Geo. F. Sprague, ESQ.,, Craftsbury, who bought
family Monument of me, writes For two
years previous to engaging the work l bad been
cautiously looking for some one could trust to
do it. Two marble workers had repeatedly So
icited the job at S25 90 less than you did il for
but specimens of their work, which l examined
were not satisfactory. l confess that did have
much confidence in you, and am highly gratfied
to say that my expectations have been fully re-
allied. And to any one wanting Monumental
Work, viii say, that as far as | give you cred
it for honesty. integrity, fair dealing and evident
design and ability on your part to do as well or
better than you promise"
A few months since. H. R. Mack erected a
handsome family monument for me. 1t is well
done-better than | contracted for.
NEWELL WHITNEY, Craftsbury.
WoLcoTT, Jan. IT, 1870.
During the past year, Mr.. H. r Mack has set
several of the best finished stones in Wolcott
yard. Rev II. HERRICK.
have employed H. R. Mack to make grave
stones for Geo. and John Worthington. The
workmanship is the best in Irasburghs and the
prices very reasonable. F. Fl. HOLDRIDGE,
Irasburgh.
Having done more or less business for n. R.
Mack, can most cheerfully recommend his mar
BILE work for cheapnesS as well as thoroughness
OF finish, and all customers this way express
themselves perfectly satisfied. LIZ. ALLEN,
North Hydepark.
GREENSBORO, Feb. 3, 1870.
This may certify, our family have purchased
lately two nice grave stones, which are set in
village yard, one of which was purchased at
Barton, and the other of H. R. Mack. The lat
ter consider much the best finished, particu-
larry the lettering Mr.. Mack has furnished
most of the marble work in town for the last
year, and think has given general satisfaction.
6w4 JOHN A. SAWYER.
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NOTICE.

MRS. LIZZIE J. wHITTLEsEY
will commence a class for instruction on the Pr
ano, at Glover Village, the LIST of March next
having recently learned
Prof. e. A. Robbins new American
Method for Teaching the Piano.
She is also prepared to give instruction to
teachers and advanced scholars, who can be
taught the above method in course of five les
sons. Terms reasonable.
Glover, Feb. Is. 1870. 8w3
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Ladies' In Poor Health.
Children's Diseases.

The Nervine is also one of the best remedies
ever employed in the cure of the numerous and
troublesome ailments known as FEMALE COM
PLANTS. See pamphlet.
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REMARKS.-The receipts of butter for the
week ending today amount to $500 packages
The market for medium and inferior grades is
considerably depressed and lower prices have to
prevail. The market is fair for the better quail
ties. Cheese is steady at our quotations. Eggs
| are plenty and lower. Flour is dull and de-
pressed, and holders are willing to make conces-
.sions to make sales. Pork, lard, hams and hogs
are all lower. Wool is active at an advance in
| prices. Beans remain dull and are lower. Dried
apple is in fair selling demand. Poultry is plenty
but good stuff is wanted. Hops and potatoe
starch are both nominal as toprices. Sales can
not be made that are satisfactory. Corn is quiet.
and oats are dull. Potatoes are IN good supply,
| and prices are somewhat easier.
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that he has a LARGE STOCK of the BEST
MARBLE on hand, both finished and unfinished,
which he will sell at
r E A s 0 " a B L e r A T E s l..
He has also collected some of the latest and
most popular DESIGNS, calculated especially
for those who cannot visit his shop, and who
wish rich, substantial stone furnished with taste,
and at moderate prices.
These designs are nos to be found in any other
design book; but are just what Vermonters
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market,
Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
BALLOU, HIBBARD & FRYE.

Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
q Faneuil Hall Square, Boston
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REMARKS.-The stock trains were all in
early this morning, with over 500 cattle, a large
part Of which were oxen and steers of good size.
The largest lot from Canada-l70 head-was sold
on private terms by the live weight, at wholse-
to improve business here as the weather of late
has been favorable TO the transportation OF dress
ed bee from the West, the city has become so
rapidly supplied with it, as to affect the business
of the wholesale butchers, who consequently
have had dull trade during the past week.
There are SCI Western, ia Eastern, and some
so State oxen at Brighton this week. Cattle at
Albany are said TO have cost little higher this
week. and as the number is small the trade has
been quick, and last weeks prices fully ustain-
ed and perhaps little augmented
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PRACTICAL, DESIGNS.

Below are a few testimonials which have been
sent from different towns.
Would say that during the Is months l have
been in business here, but one or two cases of
dissatisfaction have occurred nearly all express
sing themselves
PERFECTLY SATISFIED,
and some even more. Also, that in all Lettering
done at my shop, not one mistake has been
made.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES PER an
MUM.
The New England Family Medicine.
DO D D S N { r v | N &
AND INYIGoRAToR.
A THOROUGH TONIC AND SToMACHIC.
And expressly adapted to the relief and perma-
nent cure of all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES, &C., &c.
| Coughs, Neuralgia, Female Weaknesses,
| Colds Headache, Painting Fits
| Fevers, Commissions, Palpitation,
| Agues, Slepelessness, Restlessness,
| BiIiousness, Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
| Constipation, Liver Complaint, Childs Troubles
Diarrhea, Consumption, &C., &C., &c.
THOROUGH TONIC AND sToMACHIC
And expressly adapted to the relief and perma-
nent cure of all forms of
Take care of Yourself.

DODD'S NERVINE is a pure Tonic-har-
mouizes perfectly with the Nerve Fibre-gives
increased energy to the Stomach, Liver, Bowels
and other viscera-and supplies Fresh Life for
the waste that is constantly taking place. 1t OPP
crates Soothingly-is as pleasant 10 take as any
wine-and with sleep and good digestion, which
it promotes, restores the afflicted to sound health
of body, and to quietness of mind. 1t contains
no opium, mercury, or strychnine $50 often used
for nervous complaints). and is wholly free from
any deleterious drugs whatsoever. Tens of thou
sands are testifying to its curative powers. See
pamphlet accompanying each bottle
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BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS.
There 10 no printer that think half 20 nleh
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