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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

We take delight in referring our afflicted
friends 10 the drug store of K. ]. Brown,
where that most estimable medicine, DR.. S.
o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, can be
procured. We advise our friends TO use ii,
because We know its value in curing Fever
and Ague, diseases common in the West,
and all new countries. 1t should be kept al
hand in every family. DIV
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0t RseELsI ckApCaYs 81 SsDfcISE. e DIP
e@es viu shov, has been Lager eneAgs4 the
trVatmeps e. venereal Sexual I'D Prvsss Diseases han
any Other physiciaa in st. Louis.
SyDhiiis, GsneFhea, elect. Structure.
0rcsiiis Hernis or Rapture an Urinary Dsea,ss and
Syphilis hereuhsl Assertions Of tie Ihfost skia or
Spernassrrhea, Sexual Debility and LIN.
posesey sbsss h yssth sexual exeessee
following Effects nocturnal emissions oosehes
1ebility, dixxiness, dimness Of st8Ats cen
fusion Of iaeas frebo1inxs, aversion - eoeey or
fmaies oss OF memory aud sexual power rendering mar
s.se Improper. permanently cured eeeed penphh'
rela.ne above for tuo sfamps. Cau - vftfe
tienty TN essts DseAtne. Nedirnes eens sseyvhere
ID h ell svidsss sAas vAe tves 0eusends OF
every year acqufrss gss; sk. Country physiha1s
iaes this freqnentiy reNsmnsad Hrsens eoy care.
- O0os uours, .. ?. =. ean1Ayo, II - lp ~
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Try sllaalaa.aarg S GalislLaunirT Soap.

MEssRs. DEvLIN & Co., the famous New
York importers, Ciothiers and Merchant
Iailors have appointed b. +. Phelps of this
oity. A. agent Tor their custom work, and at
his office. No. ll3 South Third street, bet.
Delaware and Shawnee n.ay always be found
a complete line of samples very tasteiuiiy
and conveniently put up, that represent
Messrs d. & Goa entire piece goods stock,
which embraces the largest variety OF staple
and fancy goods for gentlemen's wear, IN
this country. The reputation OF the hrm
for fine tailoring, both in military and civ!i
work, is such, that gentlemen can place their
orders with confidence that everything or
dered o. Mr.. Phelps will be exactly as rep
resented, and that no house in the country
can produce garments more excellent In
style and workmanship. eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

cine in the market. Though po,r1th, ye'
so mid and pleGsGn; in their operation, Tat
he most feeble can take them 'cih perfect
safety.
e. They may be safely used AZ aiy age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST
THREE MONTHS, during which the uafai.ias;
nature of their action would infallibiy PRr-
VENT pregnancy.
Hg Al letters seeking information or
advice viii be promptly, freely and discreetly
answered.
CT Each Dor contains about 100 pilS, ami
is trapped in tr'site paper printed in deep red
letters, ,cih full and erplicit directions enclosed
~ Sent by mail, free of postage, on
,pt of price, IS, per box
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

FOR accuracy OF machinery and adaptable
ity TO the various wants of the family, We
believe the Empire is the best machine be-
lore the public. We are using and have had
practical experience with many other pat
ents. We have never seen q machine which
doez accurately such very fine stitching as
this. We do not consider that perfection has
vet been obtained. There certainly is room
or great improvement in the sewing ma
chine; but thus far the Empire, in our opin-
ion. stands ahead, and We are happy to learn
from the quarterly reports of the manufac-
turer that the public are fully alive to its
merits, as their sale shows greater increase
than those of any si,oilar Establishments -
Scientific American d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

CHOULD SEND 81 80 FOR o. HARA's POCKET
- GIANT CORN SHELLER- Shells six bushels
per hour, weighs only u ounces. good agent
for sample. Address c. 7. VAN SiCKLEN, West
Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohm. septIlv2o
PAPR Try aoopDas a eur great s-pege
kUkn o1.oo, Gnl6u16 weekly - yeafs e.
tahaisAe1. 1lno sessl ea1Fsvines 6es 70
Ss1G1lsass01l0 sSsssSSss lsIIssI11s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

The fri freight over the Chicago q
Southwestern iaiiroad, was lot OF deli
ciou- Cali ornis grapes, Malagas or raisin
grapes, for some o, the punches Of which
We are under Obligations TO Mr.. 5. 5.
Stevens, the general Western Agent OF the
road
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PRICE 81 per Box- or G Roxea for IS

Sold by the principal Druggists, or will he sent
by mail, securely sealed from all observation, by
enclosing price the sole General Agent for Amer
lea, JOB MOSES, Is Cortland-st., New York.
Pamphlets of Advice sent Free To any address.
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This is Full Course Commercial Busines.Cai-
Lege, Each department il under the Cotrol Of .
Professor who has been educated for that Depart
ment as speciality, and is retained solely on the
ground Of his approved aptness TO teach.
Our location is Central, our ROOMS LARGE and
thoroughly ventilated, and we have every neces-
sary appliance for FIRsT-CLAss COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE. Hundreds of the leading Live Bushes
Men Of the West and South were educate@ in this
Institution, and Its present patronage is the result
OF the influence of its former students.
College open all the year. send Tor Circulae and
Catalogue containing the pames of over 500 Of our
former students J. W. JOHNSON,
Managing Principal.
oN.THAN JoNEs Pre-. tnly19-1IeodAv
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
SEW YORK. MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October ).
Sterling exchange and bankers bills lus1z.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
mr. AA6ARR SpEHIEIH pII

Prepared by Garanciere d Dupont, No. 2ll Rue
Lombard, Paris and highly recommended by the
entire Medical Faculty of France, the very best
remedy in all cases Of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness; Nightly, Daily Premature Ennis
sions; Sexual Weakness or Impotency; Weakness
Relaxation Of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine !;
'Lime'' or ''Brick. dust" deposits in the Urine;
''MIky discharges" &C., and all the CHASTITY
train Of Symptoms arising from overuse or Ex-
cesses-
They cure when all other remedies fail.
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The Clyde Watchman says that railroad
matters in Cloud County are quite lively
The Atchison and Leavenworh interests
meet here in antagonism before the people,
for request to vote bonds either to the Cen
trail Branch or the Narrow Gauge. The for
mer's advocates are engaged now in stump
ing the county, and the Watehman, which is
a friend to Leavenworth, calls aloud for as
sistance. We trust that it will be forthcom-
ing Immediately. The Narrow Gauge has
he advantage in argument, and no doubt a
victory will be won over its opponents.
However, the people are tickle, and white
man is very "onsartin.'
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT FOR
SEPTEMBER.
By =. HAwS


.E,clu:ivsly for the Leayenworth Times.
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Nh. }. r. HOPPER is introducing hard
coal, Lackawans,) in this city, and has
opened an office at No. ll3, South Third
street, where all orders for the same should
be left, ami will receive prompt attention.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

rigs E1trl Family Soap
E!IEs SOAPS
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VIZ are informed that 600 hands and lOO
teams are at work al the Fort on the rail
road, and 100 more teams are TO be en-
ploved. The work on the bridge is also
progressing finely
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05

Road steamers are being introduced IN
various part of the country. One will carry
a party of passengers to the Fair Ground at
St. louis, preceded with band of music,
Nc
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-05
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republicans of Leavenwor'h County, Kan
sas, will meet in Delegate Convention, at Turner'S
Hall, in Leavenworth City, on
SATURDAY. October II. 1871,
at 10 o clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following Offices to he voted foI
at the ensuing November election:
Sheriff. County Treasurer, County Clerk, Regis
ter Of Deeds, County Surveyor, District Railroad
Assessor, Coroner, and one State Senator to fill
vacancy.
The representation in this Convention will be
t.ro delegates from each township, one from Fort
Leavenworth precinct, and seren from each of the
four wards in Leavenworth City.
The Primary Elections for the election Of Dele
gates to this County Convention vii be held
Thursaay. October II, 1871,
ut O. clock P NJ, At the usual place of voting in
each township and Fort Leavenwozth precinct, and
from o clock p. Va. 10 O. clock p. in each ward
in Leavenworth City.
The Primary Elections for the city shall be held
at the
Revere House for the First Ward,
HARMONY Hall Second Wand
Grant House a. Third Ward,
Turner Hall Fourth Ward
In townships having tuo voting precints, one
delegate viii he elected Al each precinct These
townships are Kickapoo, with precinct at Klcta-
poo and Cody's; Easton, With precinct At Easton
and Millwood; Stranger, with a precinct at stran-
ger and Walnut; Sherman, with precinct At
Sarcoxieville and Len.pe; DelavarS. with = IRE
e,nct At Gard.ers School house and spesrs School
House: Reno, with 4 precinct At Reno and Fall
Leaf
Al each Primary Election In the townships and
vards, a number Of alternates, equal to The number
Of regular de,eg.tes for the County Coavsation,
yin also be elected.
Pssvies 70 essaing the Psas u each voting Pc
cinss pssiAing e0ces - three jua0s Il elsctisa
vm - dss6sa ~ ~ lsUl vsasn psssat In
sasag tAsas 49,. ~
nssannulnHas 1eUpf dlssfia vm -
GQo111gA - oI sent1a
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The Commercial of Saturday poured :
three column broadside at the head of our
devoted editor, but there is more danger from
the butt end of our cotemporary's blunder-
buss than at its muzzle. He must clean the
old musket out, for it is very dirty no doubt,
after such ponderous discharge. Our edi-
tor would reply to him, but he thinks there
is no use of throwing dictionary into an I'M
happy concourse Of soreheads.
*. Bit is suggested that somebody
loaded the gun for the editor OF the Com
mereial, on the sly, and go; him to pull the
trigger. Being light weight, he has not
fully recovered from the shock. His right
ear has been humming with the anvil chorus
ever since. Nobody can repeat that joke on
him again He has enough Of it dow, 40 his
medical attendant has informed us. He has
our hearty sympathy, Notwithstanding our
editor seems TO be merry over the unfortunate
accident
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III NUlsIH 9Th sIkLBf,
SAINT LOCa. NDsJrKI.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORIH COUNTY.
Ia the District Court sitting in and T .., g..
81 IeaveuwOrih $50 '""H'y
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We clip the following extracts from the
Chicago Mall:
"My letter from Leavenworth noted the
arrival al that place of the excursionists
celebrating the completion of the Chicago
& Southwestern Railroad. omitted to
mention the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-30
DR.. HQ0rLANlIS P0n0PHYILM

or S1bstitute for Mercury pills TWO PILL<
A DOSE the most powerful, yet innocent
Vegetablc Cathartic known.
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DURFEE y POLLARD surprised us
to-day. After an absence of ten DAYS
in that part Of the city, we found
that they had added q large two
story frnme shop to their carriage
and wagon manufactory. We just
took hasty glance through the
shop, and felt from the display OF
work and material, that we should
take pride in showing to strangers
the enterprise and handy work Of
these gentlemen. They have built
up in q worry short time q frst-olass
mandatory.
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srRINa.-Weather wise people all
have their signs by which they tell
when Spring has come. Some say
when the wild geese fly North; some
when the blue birds and robins come;
some when the frogs disport on mos
~ banks and mako night hideous
with their croaking, &c, &c. Now
this is all bosh; but when you see all
the busy housewives, with paddle in
hand and sun bonnet on, "bilin" soap,
as they are at this time in our vii
lage, you may bet old Winter has
gone into bankruptcy, and won't pay
10 cents on the dollar any longer.
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A PLEAsA nj SURPRISE On Mou,
day evening the pastor, superin,en
dent, teachers and frie nds connected
with the Centenary M. e. Church
and Sabbath School, learning tina,
Mr.. J. e. Gillespie, for several years
an attache Of the printing house OF
Mills d Co., was soon to take his de.
parture from our midst for our neigh.
boring town Of Atlantic, whore he
is about to engage in business, very
unceremoniously and uninvitedly in.
vaded his premise1faand for time
seemed to have everything their own
way. When all were assembled d.
Superintendent Catch, on behalf Of
the company present, presented to
MI. Gillespie and his estimable COM
Panlon, in few appropriate and we'll
chosen remarks, . large, beautiful
and :ife-llke portrait of the founder
of Methodism, John Wesley, hand
somely framed, as q testimonial Of
their warm personal friendship for
this estimable couple, and Of their
appreciation Of their labors and
efforts in the Church and Sabbath
School. Mr.. Gillespie replied briefly,
thanking bis friends most hear.
tily for this unexpected testi
monial, assuring them ofhis warm
and personal regard and the
struggle it cost him and his compan.
ion to sever relations that had been
50 pleasant and agreeable. After
this ceremony all present partook of
9 sumptuoui lrepast provided by the
ladies, and after an hour or two spent
in pleasant and cheerful social inter.
course, the company dispersed to
their homes, highly gratifed with
the enjoyment of the evening, and
realizing that after all the purest
way Of bringing happiness and joy to
our own hearts is TO seek to confer
happiness upon others.
This compliment was one worthily
bestowed. During Mr.. CPS residence
in Des Moines, he has, by his affable
and engaging manner, and warm
hearted, and generous disposition,
gained hosts Of friends, who deeply
regret that he is SO soon to leave Us.
The good people Of Atlantic will
find him and his family valuable
acquisition TO their young and thriv
ing town, and we bespeak for them
that cordial treatment which their
many good qualities SO justly entitle
them to.-State Register.
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-
From Daily Courier March H. 9#
ANOTHER SELL.-Tiis morning al
unso2histicated German farmer from
the south side of the river, stepped
into the Iowa National Bank and
presented Draft on q Buffalo, N.
Y, Bank for $500 with the re.
quest TO have the same Dashed. The
cashier thinking there was some.
thing wrong questioned him az
to whore he got it, and he said in
Ohio. After good deal of quixzine
he at last admitted he bought it .ol
some gentlemen on the cars In Ohio
Us he was coming to this country,
and had advanced $500 to Thorn ON
1T, as an accommodation, until they
reached some point whore they had
plenty Of ready cash TO tako it up
again. As the Bank was not invest
ing in that kind Of paper, just now,
the gentleman will have to wait till
he sees his travelling friend before
ho gets his $500 draft dashed. This
is the Same old story over again, o,
draft-swindling. When will our PEG
pie lcarn to not trust to any repre-
reservations Of these swindling draft
sellers who travel on railroads?
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FLOUR CORN HAY AND OATS
Convenient Stables
SHERWOOD'S
PATENT POTATO DIGGER

The New York Tribune At ono time said
that although improvements and inventions
OF machines had been made In almost every
branch OF industry, vet no one had ~ vet ii.
vented Potato Digger Of practical benefit. ~
have made such an invention and now
after years Of patient toll, anxious thougi,i
have brought II TO such. perfection that I can
confidently recommend IL TO the public. THE
machine has been fairly tested. It has re-
oeived the endorsement not only aOf the Sci.
enttnc American but of practical agricultural
ists ia different paris Of the country,
II is impposs sble1n this space to give full
description Of the Digger. Imagine however
. plow, formed by combination OF shovel,
clrved bars. and simple arrangements by
which the potatoes may be dug ct the rate 81
one thousand bushels per day by one man
II Is no heavier than common two horse
breaking plow. can BE- managed by any farm-
81, or farmers boy, digs up and lays out every
potato that 4 worth preserving ready TO Be
or thu stOro-h0us0. ri zsss8ls74s7l !
It took premium 1t the District Agricultu.
raj Fair 81 Desmotnee, Iowa, and Honorable
mention ~ tbs Wapello County Agricultural
Fair 81 OetumNR
state, Oounay and Township Rights for sale
teT further PaT snHsS tern. AZ AZ sessss
MAreb lo1Wu OttumMA Iowa
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HON. GEORGE EHARswooD, Justice Of the Su.
preme Court OF Pennsylvania .6F.
PhilAdolphia, June 1, 1888
have found by experience that H0ofland's
German Bitters Is a very good tonic reIiov.
ing dyspeptic symptoms almost directly
GEO. SHARSWO0D.
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Not1ce.
go

We have this day appointed Nj. e, r.
oliver As the sole agent for the sale OF our
Celebrated Fss7Scted 6pectdcIss, for which
We claim tho following advantages, viz -
They assiat, - well ~ preserve, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
fer clear and disttNce vision a. IN the
natural healthy sight, They arc pNre,
Adrd and bsilliamt, hence not liable 70 be..
come scratched. fhe frames. whether in
gotd. silvr or steel are or the hnest quality
and finish. They are fitted by & new
mode (Teat types) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS n MORRIS.
apr6dAwly Opticians, Hartford ODnn.
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DIED-March goth, 1871, atller reaidenc
IN Highland Township, Harriet wife 8
VIM. Evans, aged A years.
Weep not for her that dieth.
For she sleeps, and IL at rest:
Is And the couch whereOn she lfeth
Is the green earth's quiet breast,
Weep not for her that dieth. ~,
For her struggling soul II free, 81
And the world from which 1t fiieth. !.
Is world Of misery.
Weep not for her that dieth.
For she's free from sOrrOW and care
She's gone to dwell In Heaven.
And We hope to meet her there,
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Gen. Weaver declines entering the
gubernatorial race, and writes to the
Davis Go. Republican az follows:
EDITOR REpUBLIcAN.-With many
thanks to my friends in different
parts Of the State, who have men,
TONED my name for the office OF
Governor, | wish to say, by this card,
to all, that am not candidate for
the office. Tho position is one Of
too much dignity and responsibility
to DC sought neither could / accept
it were it offered without contest.
Very respectfully,
March Is, 1871. J.B. WEAVER.
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Have you ever read Or. Whittier
Medical papers relating to the dis
cases mentioned in his GARD appears
ces in another column? The infor
nation impaired is invaluable to ell
and particularly to young men.
nov "a '7O-d37twl7.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The mail train
On the D. Y. Railroad, ON Monday
last, going west, arrives at Hos !;
leaves at 11:15, A. NJ; going east, ar
rives 1910, and leaves at 1890, p. NJ.
Pacific express, going west, arrives
7:1O, leaves at 7:3O, p. n; going east,
arrives at 1850, leaves at 11:65 A. NJ.
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Hon. g. w. Couoh, of Waterloo, a
prominent citizen, banker, and CAPT.
talist, Of that city, and one Of the
leading Senators in the last General
Assembly, has sold out and is about
moving 10 Chicago.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-30

DRUdSl DRUGS - Selected Pure and
Fresh Of every known kind, can b
bought from Taylor, Blake Co.. 1t mosl
reasonable prices. Their stock Of Patent
Medicines b unsxcelled west Of Chicago,
This mouse u agent for the ssls OF nearly
alllthe standard Patent Medicines, % that
whom you buy from them. you are sure Of
agenuine article.
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Fin want Of anything in the Toilet line
- fine, or cheap Hair Brush, Clothes
Brushes, Combs. or Perfumery, you Win
always be sure to find an extensive line
TO choose from, It low prices At Taylor,
Blake d Co.'s 4
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FRENCH LOVE SoNas.-No volume
Of this sort has before made its ap
pcarance. Less is known of French
poets perhaps than those of Greece
and Rome. French poetry aboundf
in Love Songs and Ballads, and the
translator Of this charming little
book has carefully selected the choi.
cest from such popular authors a.
Beranger, Lamartine, Victor Hugo
Do Musset, Girardin,. Gautier, and
many others Gloss known in Ameri-
CAL like Baudelaire, Chenier, Parry
Nadaud, Dupont, De la Vigne, and
Saint Beuve. For his motto the
translator has chosen that very ap.
pr0prlate verse of Heine's:-
IF thou hast good eyes. and lookest
In my songs. when thou hast tried them,
Thou wilt see fair young maiden 1853
Wandering up and down inside them"
II blame or censure should fall up.
on the translator for the occasional
warmth and passion of the poems
he exclaims that French poetry ii
nothing if not erotic, and consoles
himself over the thought that will
the reverend and approved transla
tors of Catullus and Tibullus, Saphe
and AnacreoD, he is, ut all events, ii
good company. The publishers have
done their work beautifully, present
ing the volume uniform with their
new tinted edition OF Swinburne's
Laas Veneris. Carleton, Publisher,
n. Y, and on sale by Taylor, Blake
" Co., Ottumwa.
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As A GOOD ILLUSTRATION Of what
printers ink and perseverance, will
do, take the example Of Dr.. Paul Cas-
tor, the "Faith' Doctor" He has paid
out for job work and advertising
$s75 and returns an income Of %, $40
for tho year 1870. Who says it
won't pay to advertise? Show us
the man?
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business. The establishment embraces office
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