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Republican Meeting in Frederick.
JUDGE LARGEST ELECTED DELEGATE
TO THE CONVENTION. i.ii stlf

A convention of the Republicans Of
Frederick county assembled at the court
house thereof on Monday, the 4th instant.
and was called to order by @. NJ. Gibbons,
Esq, upon whose motion John w. Burner,
ESQ.,, was chosen president, and George III.
Haines, Esq, was chosen secretary. 5A
After explaining the object of the con-
vention, on motion Of G. M. Gibbons. ESQ.,.
the chair appointed a committee of five
members to report to the convention a suit
able delegate to represent the county in the
State convention, which assemblies in Rich
mond on the 9th inst. tsk
The committee so appointed, consisting
of G. NJ. Gibbons, j. M. Thorne, Jonathan
jenkins, Randolph Martin and @ %. Brown
retired, and shortly afterwards reported
that they had unanimously agreed upon
Judge Thos. s.. largest for delegate. The
recommendation of the committee. was
unanimously concurred in. aei gssaF
G. M. Gibbons, r. Martin, and j. w.
Walker, were selected as delegates to the
Valley convention which meets at HARRISON
burg on the 9th inst, asi clt
J. M. Thorne offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Hon. Thomas S. largest the
delegate TO the Republican State Convention to
assemble in Richmond on the 9th instant, be and
he is hereby, instructed to his most strenuous
Efforts to secure complete harmony in and
throughout the Republican party Of the State
and, as the best means of contributing to this
10 place the management of the organization
OF the party in the hands of those only who can
and will inspire general condolences. sl'
The following gentlemen were then elected
as confreres on the part of Frederick
county, to confer with Similar committees
to be appointed by each Of the counties of
Clarke and Warren, to select candidate
for the State Senate, VIZ: John Linn.
George p. Gather, Judge L. S. largest, G.
w. Brown, and r. Martin. ~ masT
Mr.. R. Martin offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Republicans of Frederick
county Will meet in mass convention at October
court to select candidates for the House of dele
gates, and to perfect the organization of the
party in the county.
On motion Of j. M. Thorne, the WEEKLY
VIRGINIA STATE JOURNAL and National
Frgin,an are requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this convention and to continue
the publication of the resolutions calling a
county nominating convention until October
list proximo. ~
The convention was well attended and
the utmost harmony prevailed.
JOHN w. BUMER, Pres't.
GEO. FL. HAfNEs, Sec'y.
WINCHESTER, VA, Sept. A, 1871.
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FINANCIAL.
REDEMPTION OF FTvETwENry BONDS
OF 1852. -.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !,

=. by virtue of the authority given by an act of
Congress approved July IA, 1870, entitled San
act TO authorize the refunding of the national
debt" hereby give notice that the principal and
accrued interest of the bonds herein below desig-
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PURE ICE.
ICE.

I NORTHERN ICE. s@ I'll :
we have contracted for full supply of the
CELEBRATED KENNBEC RIVER ICE
ana are receiving from the above river ICE
twenty inches In thickness, clear as crystal and
hard as flint, superior to any ICE con,ing me- M,
thls market mot excepting the Boston Ice). We
are the only dealers in this city receiving this
CJELEBkATED ICE, so universally known as
!, Weare prepared. at all times to furnish ICE of
the above qualify by the Cargo, Canal Boat or
Gar load; and we give special attention on ali
same. ~ 8 $500 4 - - '''o
City customers furnished on the most reasona-
MCGOWAN LAMPKIN
No. 1911 Cary street. Richmond. Wa.
ie 23-tf W.
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INFIRMARY.
INFIRMARY.
GOLLEGE INFIRMARY, - Rt u
COZ. MARSHALL AND COLLEGE SITS.
RICHMOND, VA

l
HID, TALIAFERRO, M d., Medical Sup't
Medical and Surgical STAFF, the Proesfsors of the
eA4A Medical College of Virginia.
The building is situated in quiet, central part
OF the city, and convenient OF access to ali the
business centres, depots SC. 1t contains large
and well-ventiated wards and comfortably-fur-
nished private rooms
Al cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitted except the insane and those laboring un-
der contagious disorders. Suitable accommoda-
during confinement.
,zl tl 4 CHARGES, ; le. ~,
Including board, medical attendance
ana medicine,) large ward, per week. "a ~
invariably in advance .........,..............,$6
fiN1'e rooins. $40 to 800
small additional fee is charged for surgical
operations. Liberal terms will be made with
churches, benevolent associations, and corpora
tlens for the care of their sick by the yearpav-
ments to be made monthly or Quarterly - IN
"a For further information or admission. atK.,Iv M
the infirmary, to
H. d. TALIAFTRRO, MD.
10 io-la"Sm Medical Sup't.
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The MOVEMENTS OF INsECTs.-In the
sultry noontide, seated under the shadow
ing grape vine, | often admire the busy
black ants marching up and down, or paus-
ing to milk their aphide cows that feast
sumptuously on the delicate, juicy young
tendrils of the vine. Then, as the day de-
clines, Hove to rest upon the hillside and
gaze on the myriads of insects floating in
cloudless masses over the valley, and re-
fiecting the light of the sun now fast sink
ing in the west. Almost simultaneously
with their swarming, the evening birds
dart suddenly from secret recesses, and de-
YOUR with wide-extended jaws and unsus-
pended flight their bo,ntiful evening meal.
Why can | never see these birds in the act
OF coming ? Verify, the work of the fifth
day Of creation seems daily repeated, and
fowl fly above the earth in the open firm
ament of heaven"
The groups of gay insects that sported
In the sunshine, their head turned wind
ward as though enjoying the draught of the
warm summer breeze or the aerial food thus
waited them unsought, disappear with the
setting OF the sun. Then the sphipxes and
the night beetles turn out in force, and the
large hawk-moths hover round the phlox
OF the garden, and silently exercise that
Fright to life, liberty, and the pursuit Of
happiness" which the cricket, the katydid
and their fellow-musicians noisily assert.
The men Of this generation rejoice in their.
conquests over time and space, in their iron
horses and palatial cars. nThe horrid
things that crawl" and fly have 10 voice in
ttelllgible to man, or they might advance.
just claims to the possession and practice
of every known variety Of locomotion' in
degree of perfection that proud man, with
all the aid of mechanism, can only rudely
initiate. As larva, pupa or image, the in
sect moves under the earth, upon the earth,
above the earth--under the water, through
the water, on the surface of the water--1on
tree and herb and grassAon insect, bird
and beast-in living tissues and in the dead
perhaps even in the else all-consuming
fire.-Llppincott's Magazine.a sqsfra9 81
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/ Gt>hhNS ~ E'OffhAm, 20 fIfa-f4 .t..
|Ai 1e ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFTICE--NO. MARSHALL BUILDING
Con. TENTH AND BANK STREET, RIcHMosD. Va.
VIII practice in the Courts of the State and the
United State, and before the Court of Claims and
Departments at Washington. Special attention
given to cases arising under the Revenue and
Bankruptcy laws of the United States ri ~
NH 15d&wtf r-I-
Congress having recently passed a bill proyid-
ing ior the appointment of a COMMISSION for
the examination and adjustment of the claims of
LOYAL CITIZENS of the South for stores or
supplies taken or furnished during the rebellion
Tor the use of the army, including the use and
loss OF vessels and boats while employed in the
military service Of the United States and there
being many claims of this description which
should have prompt attention. we respectfully
oHer our service in the prosecution of the same
before the Commission, on the most liberal terms
according to the amount involved and the char.
acter of the claim. For full particulars address
.ts.y s4hfafi q JENKINS 4 POPHAM
q Attorneys at Law, Richmond, Va.
We refer by permission to Jno. b. Davis, Pres
dent Planters National Bank and Richmond
banking and Insurance Company Richmond:
davenport Co., Stock Brokers and General
Agents, do; Lancaster & Co., Bankers, do: Hon
II. X. Ellyson ex-Mayor, do; o. X Bineham
President First National Bank Lynchburg: Hon
J. +. Lewis, u S. Senator, Washington. b. al:
Hon. Jas. H. Platt, do; Hon. Charles H. Porter
do Hon. w. H. H. Stowell, do. s,
sse ~ M ap1--d&w tt
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ooNs REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE y
Or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA, 7
fta-t Ann q \
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-11
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a itai fhsi tha afl my '
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Tlsfaa m na fan
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uf' H mf efaHa4 $50 fs.
5Ity FL f sait
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afL fuf VI F.i niiJau
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The tatai 81 If Ne real estate
IN tha town N Okalons. ~ given
IN b tlic assessor. u 1910 600. ahi
The ias on chat is sf5s5 This
does not include uc special and
lofsihal llx4 0j 4ilaa AfHs
This is a Htile over two per cent
and as the personal assessment,
which in ludes stocks, monies, cred
IT., merchmulisc. etc, cannot BE-
less than that on real estate, and
must, according 10 outlaws be tax
ed adyalorem, lhs city taxes Of
our ncighbor will amount 10 over
four per cent. which exceeds our
last levy which included amount
for amount for two installmenls Of
Branch Railroad bonds, floating
Railroad debt, interest on four in
stailments of bonds outstanding,
redemption OF city floating debt,
the supp IT Of the municipal gov
eminent md the repairs on Matub-
ba Bridge.
We do not pretend to say thd
the people Of Okalona are IL duly
or numerically taxed, but merely
cal attention to the amount, to
show thatin her case as in ours we
placed taxai ion has redounded to
her benefit and enhanced her pros
perity.
The land tax levied here, for
city purposes, was hut one-half of
one per cent. and we doubt wheth-
er any town or city in the Stat,
was more gently tythcd.-Aderdcea
Examiner.
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Citation Notice,
Chancery Notice.

The State Of mississippi |
Pamela County.
In the Chancery Court ofsaid county.
In vacation before the Clerk and Master of
said Court, at his Office in the town of Pamela,
on the 3lst day Of January 1871.
No. 346.
Presley 7. Glass, Upon opening COM
VS.. plainant's bill in this
Ada Pauline Glass. cause, it appeaeing
that the said defendant, Ada Pauline Glass, Is
a non resident oithe State Of Mississippi, ~ d
that she resides at Ripley in the State Of Ten
nessee.
1t is therefore ordered by the court that The
said defendant, Ada Pauline Glass, do enter
her appearance herein, on or before the first
day Of the next term Of said court, TO be hol-
den at the courthouse Of said county Of Pamela
in the town Of Pauola, on the first Monday in.
April 1871, and plead, 3 Or demur TO tho
bill of complaint herein hled, an the allega
lions thereof will betaken for confessed
II Il further ordered thai q copy of this ord or be
pub ished in the weekly Pamela star, a news
paper published in said town of Pamela for four
weeks excessively, and thata copy thereof be
transmitted By mail, postage paid, to the ad-
dress of said defendan Mt at Ripley, Tennessee.
A true copy, J.C. HARRISON,
Miller& Miller. Clerk.
Solicitors feb4-4t
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Ayers Ague Cure,

. For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fevor,
Chill Fover, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed eli the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poi3on5.
As It's name implies, II does Cure, and ,iocs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral OF poisonous
substance whatever, II in nowisc injuries any pa
tent, The number and Importance Of its cures
in the nguo districts, are litcrally beyond account,
and we believe without q parallel in the history
of Aguc medicine, Our pride Is glatiiied by The
Acknowledgements we receive Of the radical cures
Effected in obstinate cases, ard where other rem.
edieS had wholly failed,
Unacclimated persons, eitlet csident In, or
travelling through miasinatic localities, viii be
protected by taking the9GIF CURE daily.
For Ljser Complaints. arising hom torpid
ity Of the Liver, 1t Is an excellent remedy, stimu.
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by Dr. j. G.. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold al round the world.
PRICE, Sf.oc PER BOTTLE.
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81 aftAe 1aH
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tal Ha.
fifi 4tai W. ~ ssff
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Doe iHHi faa.l has us Of 81
a ai.al zoal tnsl, wei ed H
aaila4fde .fa bf'l IL 81 go +
males llsG feet ia ans stretch o.
inr the finest thl iafeai mbie
tfiigs o. iia enHfs State TIE cost
g. eve cainiy ia baiiing lts sniifo
wort and repairing ihe leyea siiI
smoaai g at0il st5 900 90 iolIafs
" areesus visit in lhc nlui City
oa sitcnttn Wa called b. ihe In
mense amotnt q Froccries being
sold during these bard times and The
lullncss IN other brauchca, and the
enormous sales for January Of the
staunch, reliable ard accommodating
house of llill, FoDtaine & Co., sue.
cessors 10 Williamson, Hill & Co.
Grocers and Cotton Factors, S2G
Front street, attracted our attention
20 the tact aud upon examination
we learned that this firm had been
in the front rank in sales OIL groceries
during the past year and receipts of
cotton.
The firm of Altschul & Greenwald
Batesvillo, Miss, has been dissolved
by the withdrawal of Charles Alt
schul. Mr.. Greenwald assumes all
liabilities and willeontinue the bush
ness and intends to become a per-
manent settler in eur county. lie
promises 70 sell goods very cheap for
cash.
Don't fail to call for Mansfield 4 Iii.bes's
Sarsiparilla and lodidc Of Potash, for il is gem
uine and pure. All druggists have it for sale.
t is preprfcd with the utmost cure and in Jul
frfslgfl
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AaA 81 slmfs ftHis 81 nranI
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aHloai. ~ FsTfe se'f fflkfi.
Az mlIfest lF mHNHe
NJ hass liallain sl Memphis
|Hhf 90
NJ Ra=e sols Aesa' p Siaib 81.
|mllls Tenn aug2siy
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II Is divided into the following departments
FEMALE DEPARTMENT I'm this department
every complaint known 10 woman Is treated
with inyarying success.
CAsoEn DEPARTMENT Cancers and iumors
are here cured IN ninety-cight eases out IL
every hundred.
DEPARrnFsr ron HR,nr HisrAsf.-Tn this
department, this formidable disease Ii treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARrarsr ron SKIS DIsRARrs-Erery
form ofskin disease permanently cured here.
CONSUMPTION AND CArARnn DuAnrxAST.-
The professors III This department have mnde
many important discoveries IN the treatment Of
lung, throat and nose diseases.
Eye AND Far DEPART EENT.-The eve and
car most tcndefly and triumphanily treated.
CosFIDEsrfAL DEPARTsfs Devoted 10 tho
| exclusive treatment Of a class of maladies
namelcss here, Wy an able pro ~essouhip.
SURGICAL Department We daily perform
the most important operations known 10 Sur
gerry.
All affairs Of a private character held sacfed-
~ confidential f
Office hours from 8 clock in the nor
ming till Fix o'clock In the evening. Open
every Sunday forenoon, from 0 :. m. 10 II a. M
A treaties on NIL diseases free Of charge 10
any address.
J. u. RUSSELL. N. d,
Consulting Physicia
70. WARRAN, Treasurer.
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I.eins and Deeds OF
Trust.

We have recently printed a new
m of a Merchants Lem and
ed of Trust combined to secure
i indebtedness and future advan
, which form. was gotten up by
of our most talented members
the bar and submitted to other
mbers tor approval. Orders
ed by mail.
fhe United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky
a wen deserved popularity.
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hata1 ub Imrl ls In st.am
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& oma aa iiou b. g. We'd
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White. VI omeu taiseniiy Cen
H. ~ lioynion ~ w. Cine nha'
G4ag aHl tle Associated lfe.,
ton siRol rtet poasis aa
other distinguished porsoua
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We have placed opposite the
ne Of each subscriber a Red pen
mark to show hat their subscrlp
is in arres, aud would be pleas
if convenient, for all OF our sub
bers to pay the amount now due.
Idies need ueyer suffer from pimples or
= eruptions. Mansfield & Higbee have the
known Southern practitioner, DE-. samnel
erts letter Ointment, which quickly re-
es all such blemi hes.
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WIAE OFiLHE

Tho gr,si nIaol rafltrhnd Delicious DnnS
Haaos Irm taas W Niat e hVh isirs
fum su t%oisnous iftes ~ impnati,s ~in
rrsrnirrl W. those who reauire astmulsnt' ~
o. offended ar,fig.t and tcnir etd Wy nn'.l
.tiup In the world Nr purifying the blood. "
. the most pleasant Fha de irieus mdtis e,e
offered t1 ihe public fr .urciipr 70 h1aho,
viii kcy. wine. b,ittr CIR any ellfr artrls' "
mote healthy, and cheaper beiu npis ~
tomato youug or 90, mn tftc the vine 81
Life -ltls in Mtt. y bft prcsgtset Those VIM
wish to enjoy good health mud a itee How ot
lively spirit, YIN 90 well 70 ialt the wine OF
late. ltis dlHrtenl hom any thing rtti 1" +
rain uft. II B.. soll hy dr.rgiat, also NJ ? !
fetpeetnhle saloons. fiicc Gone Dollar IN
qla,t bottles,
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Ayers Cherry pectoral,


ne Consumption
ffrhaiig nrtf benro ii ne uhcic tffes7 NJ
mali lpe, tts fHy thiHg sen sn HHflf esd H
lseilt I'd Hf ttt seniHiaueg Vt riaHktHd. b. lls
rfetfyH tFHrN lf puiH pnlff conn lairi..
lifHfth fi4Hr Hrtira ~ years, Hfl HH0re most
of ihr aces 81 men b usa sttpp higher anf hblrf
N ihA faihufun, A. uhE iremne bette Brown.
a. Nnilafui ehalHftcr aiJi pgWer 10 cure a. val
fiBns ane tons 81 I'M hangs and tlt01i, have
haaia it known as G. frtiHble Protector Hgaiust
fitri WhiH adapted u uihief lufns OF lisease
nUt ln Young children, f Is ht The tasne time ne
most slccni6l femrly that can te given ff ucp-
lent consumption, and The dangerous Affections
81 ne throat and lungs. As r lroNsicn Hfhust
fuddca atiacks n - Hrs u fhould b. lttt 90
haHd ~ every fmily and Indeed as nl arc -omo.
tTies suhicet 20 colds and esHg ~, on should be
provided with this antidote tor tliein.
Although settled tessnmpficn b. theught in.
cufahlc, .ill great numbers OF cnfos who're The
disease secuted fcttlCd. havc been completely
eurpt, and Tie patient restored 70 sound health
hy the CheFry PcrfnFof. So complete l. Re-
niastcty ever The disorders 81 the Lungs aud
Threat. that the most obstinate ofthem yicl1t O IL.
When nothing else could reach them, under tbs
Ckcg4H pccforGi they subside end disappear.
SisgcFs aad IHbf,c Speakers ind great
prut.c,.on ffunl i.
Asihsa 3. always relieved and clcn Wholly
cured by v.
Bronchitis IA generally cured by taking the
CheFFN FcefOrai In small and frequent doses.
So generally aTe its virtues known, that We
need not publ h the certificates Of thcln here, or
do more than assure tic public tAat IT, qualities
AIa NIlly maintained.
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The Shubuta Times says eve
were present at the Baptist Sunday
School last Sabbath morning, and
were pleased to see the emulation
aroused among the little folks by
their worthy superintendent, Mr..
McWiliams. Various prizes having
been offered for the highest number
Of verses from the Bible committed
to memory in two weeks, the teach-
ers reported as follows, which we
think hard to beat /:
Miss CANINE Mccoy : 800 verses
Mary Mccoy 800 verses
Joe Mycr : - $50 verses
jay $40 verses
Fannie Cartright : $50 verses
We noticed that the oldest o.
these children hardly exceeded
twelve years, and think their yea
highly commendable and praiswor-
thy.
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Y,ro Lighitinr Express. Trains
Buigu.

This q the only line from Cincinnati to New
York under one management the only Line
fnu Cincinnati to New York without break 81
Gauge; tho ou,y line whose trains run through
20 New York without change; the only Line
ruuniar Coaches through without using Com
promise Wheels; The only line running Palace
Rroad Gonee Coaches through without change,
@Sslfyoui 2sire prampttimcan and certain con
nec,ions, Gncgt scenery on the Continent most
comfortable cars Ia the world, most magnificent
diniue halls and ample time for meals, ami So
fest. host. aud most comfortable route go 70
New York ty the ERIE 4 ATLANTIC &
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
Tickets by this Line for sale at al Ticket
Offices through the South
W.B. SHATTUC Gen. Stb'rn, Agt Gin, 9.
WM. Il BARR, Gen Pass Agt, Wy
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
S%eptennial
Medical
AZ North Court street, en- il.

THIS INSTITUTION, In Fo,a b. the
State Of Tennessee, isa legp Sed tieiion Of
Scientific Physicians and Surgeon dcyotclto
the treatment Of patients, and II str iction Ia
the theory aud practice ofihc
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The Scooba Spectator office is for
sale, owing to a dissolution of the
firm of present owners, and the tenn
porary suspension of publication, on
account OF irreconcilable differences
of opinion as to management. Col.
Woods advertises for "a sober, indus
trious printer as a partner-no cap
ital needed to purchase the office.
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Of carly fbIHrs csc equally bard GO eradicate
nevertheless, Highland HiJt.rto Vt Scotch Tonic
the rreit feiuginatine ci Kew boz built up many
a brlkcn down constitution.
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