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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-02
Public sale of IL Very Nalua-
hlp LOT.

~ VIEW OF THE OPENING OF JOHN
street 10 railroad and business purposes,
the undersigned, trustees of the First Eng ,,
iSh Evangelical Lutheran Cnurch' VIII
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For Sale.

u,1F PROPERTY OF JOHN u. CHAND'
jcr ON UampIen street. For terms III
Ii,ir .s', "'' ''''' N. 4. CHANDLER,
p" 'IIorJ'b At First National Bank.
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DIR. A. S. TODD'S
Anti-bi|ious Or Liver Pills,
A Family Medicine
Tried, and In Use 40 Years.
ONCE USED
ARE NEVER ABANDONED.


Tested by Thousands of Persons In this
Community and Vicinity. They have con-
tinually Increased I'm Popular Favor, and
are acknowledged by all To be the best PHI
now in use.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT,
USE ONLY DIR. 4. n. TODD'S FILLS
For Dyspepsia,
UsE DIR. 4. y. TODD'S PILLS
Fo. Sick Headache,
USE DIX. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Disordered StOmachs,
USE DIR. a. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Indigestion OF Food,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Acldity OF the Stomachs,
USE DIR. A. N. TODD'S PILLS
For Constipation OF the bowels,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For PalpitatiOn OF the Heart,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Impurities Of the Blood,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains in the Head,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains In the Side,
USE DIR. A. N. TODD's PILLS
For a Family Medicine,
USE DIR. 4. A. TODD'S PILLS
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
LAUGHLTN BROTHERS a Co,
Druggists,
ProprietOrs, to whom address ali orders.
Oc7
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Auction.

TIE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW OPEN
ing a General Auction Room at No.
-, Market square, formerly occupied by
Shanbers, Thornburgh u Co. Consisn-
inents of all kinds OF goods and merchan-
use solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and
friday evenings and Wednesday and Sat
uIuay mornings. Sales OF r, al estate and
PERSONAL property cried at reasonable rates.
LlarZs j. CHAMBERS HERVEY.
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West Virginia University
ISZl-Z2,

THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS An
i attendance OF l7l students at this In
stitution. Five distinct Departments OF In
struc;ion, with full corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied; Psychol.
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, &c, &c, carefully
and thoroughly taught. Practical Chem
iStry and Physics, illustrated by appropriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
OF Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
Mineralogy, Geology and Chronology, To-
gether with many specimens in other de-
partments of Natural History. Fine build.
!ngs, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
December 5th. Spring, March Nth
Commencement, June nth.
Boarding from So toS per week.
Tuition SIS TO S2I per year.
For further Particulars Inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
Morgantogn, W. Va. teE
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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-13

Dr. G. H. Lawton starts, to-day, for New
port, Il. l. where he will spend two weeks.
Miss Mary O. l. Williams, the efficient assist
ant principal of School No. 2, ID rustcating near
Baltimore.
Anthony Higgins, Esq, is at Saratoga. He will
be home in IA few days.
Joseph @. Grubb, our neighbor il not citizen,
is in England,on business tour. Joseph thinks
no more of crossing the Atlantic, than many
people do of a voyage to Pennsgrove-- especially
since the shad war.
VIM. @. Spruance Esq, has returned from a
visit to Lewes and Cape May. During his stay
there were mosquitoes at the former place.
The Japanese ambassadors, lefore leaving for
Europe, addressed letter to the Secretary of
State, expressing their thanks for the kindness
| and hospitality shown thom everywhere III thls
| country.
| Dr. Lowell Mason, the musical composer, died
at Orange, N j., on Sunday, aged 81.
| VIM. L. Croasdale, of Euery Eueniag, returned
last evening, from Virginia.
Rev. Thomas Tracey, Unitarian Clergyman, ,dieC
at Newburyport, Mass, on Sunday night, aget
81.
Hon James A Bayard arrived at his home, il
| this city, from Europe, on Saturday evening
| We understand that he failed to meet his son
Senator Bayard owing to a failure to receive /
letter or telegram. The ex-Senator's friend
will be glad to learn that he is enjoying goo'
health.-Gdzette
Zadock Townsend and family are at Cape May
James Bradford, Esq. has return cd from hi
tour to the West.
NJ. Theirs daughter is very interestin
young lady of about one and twenty, and vel
popular in Parisian society.
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rnF LINGERING HOPE OF REBELLION PLAIN
Urn lERANUEs by KENTUCKY GREELEY MEN THE
Lusr CAUSE TO he RECLAIMED, YET.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. o.-The following are
Gen. Hodges exact words at the Greeley meet
iug in Lexington, on the ID ult
have devoted lifetime to the principles
Of the Democratic party. / have grown grey in
the advocacy Of those principles, and each year
tie convection has grown deeper that its funda-
mental principles are the true fOundation-stones
for this Government. l have seen upon the
battlefield thousands throw away their lives in
defense of these principles. The graves of the
gallant Southern dead who sleep upon every hill
side in the South, over whose graves the night
winds sigh, are reminders to me of the love for
these principles which still fingers ia my heart.
The second passage in Mr.. Greeleys letter means
that John G. Breckenridge and other chiyarous
runH of the South shall be restored to their for
NOR positions of power and influence. Looking
back upon the once shattered and fruitless hopes
of the South, | now sec that the equal rights
aud sovereignty Of States shall be restored and
that my comrades of the lost cause have not died
vain. THIS will bo victory for that for which
they fought. Mr.. Greeley promised to do all he
could to aid Hs when we get a majority in Con-
press. | object to Grant because he is lepub-
hcln because he is a member of that party
which waged successfully the contest against
my brethren Of the South, whose orators kept
tnc fires burning that filled the Federal ranks
the Democratic Party shall have no part with
Mn Greeley in the conquest but feel that
they will not be neglected. Not only will Gree
leg not forget who has helped him to his posi-
ton, but pledges-direct pledgos-have been
gwen us by HIM that We shall not be forgotten
IN case of success."
Hodge is an elector for the State at large.
Col. L. G. Z. Breckinridge said at the same
meeting
- Our part of this bargain is to give the Lib
eral Republicans our votes, in order to enable
them to succeed in the undertaking. Their part
OF the bargain is to restore to power the now
DISTINGUISHED sons of the South, to drive out of
the temple these vandals and thieves, and re-
store, you, Democrats, to their positions. They
are to give you, men of the South those places
Which the men of the dominant party now hold.
| don't care a picayune for Horace Greeley, OF
what lie has said. He represents the dawn Of a
era to IN, That Will restore rs TO pow
CT, Will that not be victory e"onBh ioi "'
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They are agitatng the question of an eques-
trian tournament at Saratoga.
Tourists can now make a complete circuit
Of the White Mountains by rail.
j. b. Lippincott, the great publisher, and r..
J. Dobbins, tho great builder, are among the
Philadelphians at Long Branch.
At Long Branch, board can be had to suit
any purse. Prices range from aG per week at
private houses to S35 at the larger hotels.
"A Long Branch beauty was recently weighed
in her promenade costume and turned the scales
at 165 pounds. In her bathing dress she weighs
LOG pounds.
Watering place hotel clerks cast withering
looks Of scorn upon any guest who applies fol
accommodation unless the latter has diamond
pin as large as a muskmelon.
"A Cincinnati sport at Saratoga has nous
tache 30 large that he has to use tin funnel Il
| insert soup in his mouth at the dinner table
and then he makes some hair-breath escapes.
| "A correspondent at Saratoga, writing to tn
| COMMERCIAL, on August Sth, says " 1t is hot
| here but pleasant The season is at its height
All the hotels are full, and society very gay
| Political gossip is at discount"
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THE PENINSULA.

wICoMIOo COUNTY.
The Shad Point camp meeting is now in pro-
gress.
A Mr.. Tweeneyer is expeete to take the con-
tract for digging out the Wicomico.
The Bachelor grows poetic over its 'yictory"
in North Carolina. 1t is prosy enough now that
that victory has been turned into defeat.
Has tho Eastern Slioreindn heard from North
Carolina Say.
Friday was the twelfth anniversary of tie
burning Of Salisbury.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
The telegraph line to Cambridge will soon be
completed.
A Greeley pole has been raised at Church
Creek. A limb would have answered the pur-
poses of the parties who raised it as well ten
years ago.
The trial Of john r. Platter for the murder of
his wife has been removed to Dorset and will be
taken up at the November term of the Court.
Cambridge has pretty girls, pretty drives,
pretty homes and pretty location but no build
ing Association. Strange, isn't 1t
A little success soon satisfies an Eastern
Shoreman Here is the Resolute base bali club
which vanquished the Easton club, recently,
and they have chung up"
johnson, OF the Ns,os, is enterprsing. He
offers to give five dollars towards town clock.
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-FoNs theatre roopened last evening.
series of excursions for old folks il suG-
gcstcd.
The Philadelphia Rifle CluLa shuaenfest
began yesterday.
The first of the European line Of steamers
will be launched on Thursday.
The ten market houses belonging to the ci-
ty net rent of about $4,000.
Col. Forney starts tomorrow for two
months residence in California.
Domestic trade is improving and some think
this presages an early and brisk fall trade.
The Me.hodists are going to hold another
camp at Greenwood on the West Chester IL. II.
Annie Kelley, aged 10 years, lone more un-
fortionate,' hid her shame by taking dose OF
arsenic.
1t has been figured out that the bakers
clear lust $i.i6 ON each barrel of flour which
they convert into bread.
ieni Hutchinson was beaten last Friday
aud has since died, The corOner's jury said 1t wa
because his brain had sofened.
John IIartfelder was shot in bed. yesterday
morning. by parties it is suppoped who ha'
made threats against him for purchasing III
Property.
Henry Rowden and Foster had some word
and parted. but not before Rowden had badl!
beaten Foster aud pointed his pistol at the hea
Of a druggist who was dressing the wounde
man,
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The Hon. Thos. e. Bramlette late Governor Of
Kentucky, has consented to represent the Trustees
IN the management OF this second Grand Gift Con-
&c Land he viii personally see tnat the money from
'The drawing WIFI take pace pubic, I'D ftif view
of the audience, and under the Immediate superYi-
sion OF the officers and Trus 0es, OF the Public Li
Drary of Kentucky and the following named emil
nent and dlsinterested citizens, Who have consented
to be present and see that all Is falrly done:
Hon M r. Harden, Judge Court Appeals Ky.
Hon. j Proctor Knott. late q Lebanon DIS.
Hon II. W. Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis. Ky.
Gen. Eli II. Murray, U. 5. Marshal, Dis. KY
Hon 4. Is. Cochran, Chancellor Lou chan. Court.
Hon E. ID. stand ford, Pres Farmers Drovers Bk
Hon JnO Barhee, Manager Royal Ins. Co. Liverpool.
| Col, Phi Lee, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial Dis
| Dr o. Graham founder Graham Cabinet.
| Col. .Iilson P. johnson, Manager Gait House.
Dr. T. S. Bell Prof. Medical University, Louisville.
lion. J. G. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
| Hon. Y. l.. Burnett, CITY Attorney.
| Henry WOlfOrG, Treasure Louisville.
| A. .. Branin, Pres. Manufacturers Bank
| Pniltp Judge, OF the Louisville Hotel Co.
| Jas. BrdgVfOrd, es. "a National Bank
i W. q. ID. Whips, Prop'r Willard Hotel.
| j. Q. Johnson, Pres. Traders Bank.
| II. Victor NewComb. hrn OF NeWc0mb, Buchanan
" 90.
| Henry Deppen Pres. German Bank.
| Andrew Graham, tobacco and cotton merchant.
| DR.. NOrvin Green, Pres. L. O. Short-ine Il. II
| Vol hose, Agent. Ndams Express Co.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY
X. II Durrett President
| w. N. HHdeman, Vice President.
| John $. Cain Secretary.
| Farmers aud DrOver' Bank, Treasurer.
Address THOMAS e. BRAMLETTE,
| Agent Public Library of Kentucky. Public Library
| building, Louisville Ky.
Circulars, giving full particulars sent on appltca-
tlon. jy23-2taw2md&W
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Compiled from the Leader

Compiled from the Leader.l
The taxable property Of Crsfeld is over
100000.
Marion is likely to succeed with it's Academy
enterprise.
Immanuel NJ. T. Church was dedicated by
Rev. j. B. Mann. $1,000 were subscribed.
1t is believed that more truck is shipped from
Northampton county than any point on the
Peninsula.
Amos Quito called at the residence Of a man
whose name is withheld, and in the absence OF
the family was brutally murdered.
An s-year old son OF L. I. Dryden jumped of
the wharf upon board and drove nail al
most entirely through the centre of his foot
It required the utmost exertions of two men
Ia t,utl il mt
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The house will be kept in continual turmoil
when there n no federation of each others
feelings, no meek submission to injuries. and
no soft answer to turn away wrath. If you
lay single stick of wood on the CRATE, and ap-
Ply fire to it, it will go out put on another stlcE,
and they will burn and half-dozen, and you
will have an effective blaze. There are othel
fires subject to the same condition If one
member 0f a family gets into passion and 1t
left alone he will cool down aud possibly b'
ashamed aud repent. But oppoHe temper t'
temper let one Harsh word be followed by an
other, and there will soon he blaze which vii
enwlap them all in its burning heat.
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Four negro minstrels went to tho Chinese
quarter at West Point, Cal, on Friday night, de-
stroyed several buildings, and robbed the Chi
hese of thousands of dollars. They were ar
rested.
The New York Democratic State Committee
VIII meet at Saratoga to-day to issue call TOT
slate Convention. They expect from Judge
Church an answer whether he will be candi-
date for Governor.
AT Cincinnati on Saturday, an insane man
named Smith attacked woman named Duny-
and severely wounded her in the head with al
axe, John Flatfoot, who came to the rescue o.
Mrs. Duffy, was killed,
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The Champion. Of Atchiaon, Kansas, says
there has never before been in any State such
an uprising of the people and such magniil.
cent demonstration Of public sentiment as ~
hhlsas during the past ten days, and especlaily
during the past four days. Ten days
ago We thought it possible that Grant might not
haze over 10 900 or Il, 900 majority in Kansas II
that many Now we are confident that the
Republican majority in this State will not iai
below - 900, and we shall not be surprised II 4
Teaches 10000 Kansas il going to be. as OF Ole
the Banner Republican State of the Union.
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\ fine illustration Of the power of triilos was
furnished the world by Peruvian cooper in the
pursuit of his vocation. One evening he placed
new tub under one Of the trckling riils that
huwed down the side Of a mountain, desiring to
lert the soundness of the new vessel, and its
capacity for holding water. Upon examining u
next morning he found the bottom Of the tub
covered with glIstning liquid. which proved to
be quicksilver. And it was from such trivial
event as this, that the extent and value OF mines
became known, and were soon made source oi
Immense revenue to the government,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
NEIcHRoRINo COUNTIES.

jacob r. Eckfeld, sHsAyer of the Philadel-
phia Mint, died at his home in Haverford ON the
9th inst.
About 500 tons Of leo are shipped from
Havre de GRACE to Baltimore, daily.
Mrs Esther Whitman fell out of the second
story window Of her house in Reading. last
week. and sustained injuries which terminated
fatally few days afterwards.
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Among other names canvassod among Ropub-
hcans for nomination to be members Of the City
Ceunci are II. i, Soidel and Joseph X. Adams,
sixth Ward and Il. j. McManus, Third Ward.
These are all good men.
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NtTIOW FeNtr NJ NtW hUTH'
The Spanish ram Numancla arrived at New
York from Havana, yesterday, with sixteen
Gases Of yellow fever on board. -Four deaths
from the fever occurred during the voyage.
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If the Republicans will select a strong City
ticket, placing upon it no Objectionable man,
they can sweep Wilmington by thousand ma
lorily.
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Maryland.

THE ARcH-BIsHoPRIo OF BAL
BALTIMORE, ~
Rev. DR.. Elder Bishop of Natchez,o
appointed Archbishop of Baltimore.
PUTTING STOP TO THE "ArTLL."
O'Baldwin, the prize-fghter, wasa rrested,l
and held to bail not to engage in fight in Mar,
land, within twelve months. Mace has not yet
arrived
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DEafhs.

sMYTH.-on the morning OF the 10th inst, Mary
Is, daughter OF William G., and Emily B. Smytn
aged "a years.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-13

Dr. David RsBrown, who recently served a
term in tho State Prison at Charlestown Mass,
for malpractice. has been arrested for repeti.
tion OF the crime.
Thomas Maxwell recently committed rob.
berry at Rows Station, Arizona, and wasipursued
He fired at his pursuers, aud was shot dead
himself.
Thomas LIE Clare, fireman, was scaded tC
death by steam from a locomotive which ran of
the track, near Dardenne, Mo-, last Saturday.
At Jersey City, on Saturday, Mrs Aymar was
shot and seriously wounded by young mar
who was 'most recklessly playing with gun.
The steamer Bristol, run ashore and sunl
near Newport, has been raised, and will be ia
ken to New York for repairs
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SEC'ND EDITION.
3.3O, p. M.


"h'i-i'Ai-N rOi'0NINN ARREST OF THE AUTHOR
NGREENsBoRo, Aug. 10.
poisoning twenty-six p6ons a. a.. a9ta...is
iion' =, isV'' ~, o7 Female Academy,
AZ i'oo''o' nv -'-o "' I'd, but several are
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spain.

now EMANCIPATION is TO BE EFFECTED.
MADRID Aug. 49,
The decree of Amadeus does not emancipate
the Cuban slaves but enforces rules for that
event, provided by the law of 1869.
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HEALDs' HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. vnn Barren 81. and shallcross Ave.
WILMIYT TON, DEL.

MARY Ii. HEALD, M. d.,
marl9-lyOf
Traatment ~ InyaIlds-wlthOut Medicines-has now
heen in successful operation for fifteen months,
with natents from seventeen states and Territories
In me HYuIENIC TREATMENT OF the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system Of drug-Riving as not only
utterly fallacous but terribly destructive 70 health
happiness and life. Medicines such az are dalIy @ sa-
nrons health, would inevitably make them ILL., hea-
son Natnre and true Science must and do condemn
sucn Healing "a Art" -,.,.,. ,...,.,.,.
Ne rely solely upon natural means which include
| an appropriate combination OF Wholesome FOOD
| pure Air Various forms OF Tepidi Hot and Colt
| Raths in pure Soft Water, Swedish Movements fol
the strengthening of feeble muscles, the relief o
congested organs, and equalization OF the clTcnia
kest. Ont Door Exercise, Proper Clothing, kecrea
| DR. Nj. H. HEALD gives especial attention U
| ladies', as does DIR. z. HEALD TO gentlemen.
| Gases visited In Town or country.
| marl9-Tu, Tb&sat-fp
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NFoINALLs EVER POPULAR LIQUID rem
curing the past i've years our Liquid Rennet mas
been before the public aud In no instance has been
known to fail, IL justly deserves the lte VI w ~
g In 'allibe LIQUID Rennet" As an evidence OF its
apprecatun by the public, the large retail sales OF
It last summer will prove For those desiring otneI
makes nave in STOCK Shinn's Liquid Rennet and
Blalr's LIQUID Rennet. A point TO be remedled IN
the way Of domestic econOmy-it only takes one
teaspoonful 10 quart OF milk TO make hrm cuId'
n forms an easy agreeable as well as most nutri-
tous article OF diet both for the invalid and table
Prepared in my own laboratory by experienced
hands
EDWARD MoINALL, JR.,
Apethecary,
Second and Market streets.
McInall,s Rat Roach and Mouse Killer beats all
others for effect
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8ew advertisements.

IF ABOUT TO BEGIN HoUSEKEE we in
\ yIte you to examine our stock OF hardware, cut
ieTy and housekeeper's articles.
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. 1856 Eight Thirty-pye) Market st, below NINTH
Philadelphia
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GoFFEE MILLS, with ny wheels, adapted to
" grOcers or hotel use, and variety OF hand
mills aud coffee roasters, for sale by
~ TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. ss5 (Eight Thirty-nvel Market s:,below Ninth,
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Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, August 13.
Probabilities Clear weather, with westerly
wind, in Middle States.
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F.B.&Co. also have Pure Xyol and Capsules
claimed. miti0ates the severity OF smallpox
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CORRESPOND NDENCE.


ONANooCK COUNTRY AND HOW TILLED-THE
PEOPLE AND THEIR PEUuLiAR1TIEs-ANCEsTR
VENEHATIoN- PROGRESS or METHODIsM--AN
INCIDENT or ITS EARLIER DAYs-THE wIsEs
POINT CAMP MEETING, NC.
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