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Ohio Leaf Tobacco In Baltimore.

In their monthly circular OF Novem-
Der 1st, Messrs. Giesks and Niemaun
say in relation to Ohio Leaf tobacco:
The prospects OF selling next season
at moderately fair prices the large new
crop, and the old stock held here BY
agents, are not so favorable as they were
at the date of our last circular.
Our latest advices regarding the rev
crop, state that it has not been injured
10 any extent by frost, and that in nearly
all localities il exceeds in quality last
years crop, which, including some 500
hhds., inspected before January, 1872,
will sum up to nesrly $4,000 hhds,
making the estimate Of 10000 hhds. ior
the the new cropan approximately cor
rect one.
1t is therefore absolutely necessary
that the prices paid for the new crop
should be low enough 10 insure very
decided falling off in the production
next year, and we must reduce the
figures named in our last circular to IS,
average for sound crops, 10 order to make
the investment q safe one. We also re
peat our advice regarding late purchases
and late payments recent events, We
think, make their necessity apparent to
all prudent business men in Ohio as well
as here.
Air-cured crops, owing to the diff
Guilty Of qualifying and keeping them
from spoiIlng, should be rather lower
than fired crops, and be bought only by
those who have abundant house room
The inspections ofObio tobacco.up to
date amount to 239l5 hhds., against
1878 hhds. last year; OF MARYLAND
they are 80 767 hhds., sgainst y 252
bids. last year. The shipments Of al
kiuds OF tobacco from this port are H.
3O6 bids, against 35,l hhds. last
wear, and the total stock in warehouses
are 20 1856 hhds, against 1926 hhds.
last year.
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LETTER FROM CHARLESTON.
School Law-Jury Law-Road E'u
Boar Meat as o Legislative Lubri

CHARLESTON, Nov, 5th, 1873.
Dear Register.
Yesterday, Senator Grantham intro
duced bill from the Committee on
Privileges and elections, providing for
the election OF Congressmen in this
State on the second Tuesday in October
next. After that time the act Of Con-
gress regulates the election OF MEM
bers in the various States.
A large number OF propositions to
amend the school law have been sub
mitted and referred to the Committee
on Education, in each House. Mr.
Lewis, Chairman OF the Educational
Committee in the House Of Delegates,
thinks 8 few small amendments may
be necessary, but he is disposed to act
Lpon the wise principle that such laws
as this should be changed az little and
a. seldom as possible. Our school law
is necessarily a long one. it has been in
exisiance less than one year, but few
people nave made themselves well &C.
ouaiuted with its provisions, and none
have had an oportunity to witness its
practical workings in every particular
1t will be wise, then, for the Legisla.
ture to slow .ime aud experience 10
solve the question OF needed amend.
ment. Let us have no amendment un-
less experience has well established it's
absolute necessity; especially let US
have no amendment simply for the
sake OF change.
There are other Acts OF the frat sss-
sion OF this legislature that may be
amended with great advantage 10 the
public interests. and to the reputation q
OF this body ss well. One OF this class
is the complex, expensive and uuneces-
ssrily oppressive jury law. 1t requir-
ed neither time nor experience to deter
mine its unftness, and that it would
prove oppressive and unpopular. But
time and experience have added to the
emphasis OF the public expression to
this effect.
Another of this class OF laws, 10 the
one for the punishment OF felons Pro-
baby every lawyer in the State, and
many who are not lawyers, have dis
covered its glaring detects; Is e1pen-
siveness OF administration and It's TAIL
ure to accomplish the ends OF justice.
II is found 10 be just to neither the per-
son shsrgei with crime nor 10 the
society sought to be protected.
The Road La. is still 9 subject OF
grave consideration aud anxious dis,
cussion among members. So widely
diverse are the interests OF the people Of
different sections OF THE State, and go
different their education and views upon
questions OF this character, that it is .
most d ffcult matter to frame law for
the building aud working Of roads that
will meet the appreciation oi even g
majority OF the delegates whose duty it
is TO reflect the wishes OF their
constituents. Several days ago,
the Conference Committee, to whom
was referred the road bill with its nu-
merous amendments, last spring, made
its report 70 the Senate The whole
matter was laid on the table and order
ed to be printed but it is pretty g.ner-
ally believed that the recoums md atoms
OF the Committee will not be copcurred
in by this bedy. So O new bill mus,
Be- prepared, or else the present chapter
OF the Code On the ssbje b lei, in
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Old Fashioned Cbri.,,an,,y.

They had Quarterly Meeting OF the
u. E. Church South, st Sutton lsst
week. At the opening Of the service
our worthy friend. Colonel Norman B
Squires, threw open his magnifcenr
hotel TO the public, and during the en-
tire progress Of the meeting everyboo7
who went there was entertained on the
fat OF the la,d. free Of charge This
looks Ike old fashioned ehrisiisnity
for Colonel Squires is not member o.
the Church holding the meeting. II
there 10 such another instance Of lIber-
atty on record, We should be glad to
hear OF Ws,ton DenscTdt.
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G1eat pestruetiou OF Timber.

We were ont on the mouutsins last
Saturday, q distance OF eight nlles, snd
were surprised to se. the amount Of tim
Der destroyedby the recent heavy snow Of
week before last Huge limbs from
massive oaks we're tvisted from the
trunks and scattered all over the road
and great destruction everywhere was
manifest. The snou was over q foot
deep, and this, too, 10 October. Nor
co1twn Pan,
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Suit Against General .Butier Dis.
miRSed.

Judgment has been given for the de-
fendant in the suit of William A. Brit
ton, OF New Orleans, against General
Butler, to recover the value OF two ves-
sells seized by the latter while COM
manding at New Orleans.
The Memphis Bale OF Cotton.
The Committee OF the Produce Ex-
change, appointed to devise method
for assisting the Memphis sufferers,
have determined to take up subscrip-
tons Of one dollar each towards
the bale of cotton received by this
Exchange from the Chicago Board ef
Trade for the benefit Of the sufferers.
There will be drawing on November
7tb, and the person getting the bale
will have the privilege OF forwarding it
in his own name to some other Board
Of Trade, or Of returning it to the Com
mittee and receiving fifty dollars.
BrickIayers' Strike.
The bricklsyers are still on a strike.
The Central Council OF the United Order
of American Bricklayers met last night
in secret session. 1t is state that q
compromise was suggested that the
employers should only deduct twenty
five cents from days pay instead OF
fifty cents.
Letter OF Cubans o President Grant.
A letter addressed to President Grant
is being signed by many prominent
Cuban residents OF this city, calling his
attention to a statement published re.
garding the capture Of the American
ship Vlrginius, in the neighborhood OF
Jamaica, by Spanish msn-ot-war,
and to the fact that the Spanish au-
thorites are about to try the crew aud
passengers as pirates, and entrea,ing
his excellency TO use his great power
and authority 10 relieve tbose captured
on the Virgin!us from their inprison-
ment and impending execution, and in
siet upon their obtaining the relief
which the circumstances of the case
require.
Aid for Memphis.
The following amounts were collected
by the police force OF this city, derived
from the voluntary contributions at the
polls for Memphis sufferers: Total
amount of contributions by the police
81 343 2l total amount contributed at
polling places on election day 81 332 80.
Eleven prescincts yet to hear from.
The trial Of Captain Irving aud De.
tective Farley Was resumed to-day be-
tore Commissioner Gardner. Corpopo-
ton counsel with reference to the adj
mjttipg of McDonalds statement in
evidence, which had been referred,
read an opinion to the effect that it
could no. be read. This practically
closes the case.
FunsraI OF Louis Gayiora Clark.
The funeral Of Louis Gaylord Clark
took place to-day. The pail bearers
were Park Goodwin, Marion Marble,
r II. Stoddsrd, Erastus Brooks, 81. J.
Hastings and Mr. Brown.
The funeral OF Br,gsdier Genera!
Richard Dslafeld took place to-day.
Vice Admiral Brown and number OF
distinguished civil and military friends
OF the deceased were present
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Case OF Captain Clark.

SAN FRANCISCO, November The
csee OF Captain Clark, OF the ship Sem
ners has been sgsin postponed until
November 24tb. Captain Eustlsnd,
Of the ship S, S. Thomas was arrested
Yesterday on complaint OF the colored
cook for allowing the second mate to
beat the cook. The case is before the
United Ststes Court. The ship is
commanded BY Captain PulliDger.
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BY TELEGR APH'
Exclusively for the Register.
III tie Pacific and Atlantic line.
OG!ee, ITO Main street.
WASHING G ON.
WASHINGTON, November !
Steamer EirEInfus,

Ii. Department OF State has ben
notified Of toe capture OF the steamer
Y;7ginius, but as yet the particulars
concerning her capture have not been
received. Secretary Fish stated this
morning that the Government would
take no action in the matter until iull
particulars Of the capture were offc!all!
received.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day
S272 lQI
Life Saving stations.
!. KemPbel, chief OF the Revenue
Marine service has just returned from
sD inspection Of the Pacific coast and
the selection OF sites Tor lie saving
stations. His report will be sent 10
congress esyly in December.
The Ticbborne Case.
The English Government has sent
an Attorney to this country, to gather
further evidence to be used in the Itch
borne case, and yesre.day RESTRICTIONS
were issued to the Collectors st New
Bedford aud Boston, Massachusetts
Wilmington, Deleware; WILMINGTON,
North Carolina, aud the posts at
Ambov, y. J., TO allow this Attorney
to examine the records OF their several
Offices, in search OF evidence tor the
prosecution.
Appointments.
The following appointment was MADE
,o-day: E. W. Henderson receiver 0!
public moneys, Central City, Colorado.
The following promotions in diPlo-
matte service: J. NJ. Read, a. present
consul general in Paris was promoted
10 lie minister resident al
Greece, vice J. ". Frances, resigned
A. T. r. Tarbert, preaent Consul Cen
e-sl al Havana, WAS promoted to Con-
81. General at Paris. vice Read, rro-
NOTED Henry c. Hale, present Vice
Consul General at Havana, promoted
10 Consul General al Hsvans, vice Tar
o-!,. promoted
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REPORT says that Eliuu Gregg was in

the vicinity OF Albrightsrille, on last
Monday night. he staid At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. VIM. Garner. The report
further says that i! was the veritsble
Elihu, who was under sentence of death
here a. one time for setting FIRE to the
court house, but escaped from the jail
he was very uneasy while st Mr.. Gs +,
and lett in the morning at the uDses-
sonsble hour OF 4 o'clock.
Eihu did moi only escape from the
old jail, but left hole that two Others
escaped through before said hole wsS
taken in.-PreIton County Journal.
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ALBANY.
The State Election.

ALBANY, Nov, ga table OF the aP-
payeut nsjorities on the State ticket
published BY the ArgV, this morning
gives Democratic msjority in the
State Of 1858. The Argus estimates
the legislature as follows: Senate
Republicans II, Democrats IA, Inde-
pendent l. neutrality-suspicious. 81,
Democrats 90, Independent ].
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ILLINOIS.
snits Against T.

snits Against Railroad CempsE:s>.
SPRINGFIELD, November Suite
-ave been commeacsi by tie Railroad
:ri Warehouse Committee aEaias; tie
a.c.co and Northwestern ard tie Il
.2..- Central Railroad Companies, 10y
W a:oD OF the railroad law. !, j.
Understood tbs; suit will also he ic-:i-
1.si aga,rs: several other roads IS
''o- s. ;ae ATTORNEY Genera, can Pr
7a:e tie papers in the casss,
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FOREIGN.
CUBA.
The yirginius Prisoner.

HAVANA, Nov, THE tribunal at
Santiago De Cuba, before which the
persons captured on the Virginius were
brought, condemned Cerna's Va-ous,
Pedro Cespedes, Jesus Dclsoi sud zen
Ryan to death, and they were 10. on
tbs morning OF the 4;h met
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FRANCE.
Conspirntnrs Sen.~uTed.

NOH5pfI Ht"FH SotF ~ cut
LONDON, November IA Paris dis.
patch received here this evening, says
FIVE Of the couspirators implicated in
the plot for the abducting Of the ciece
OF President McMsbon, have bean tried
and sentenced 10 various periods Of i'm,
prisonment. with hard labor.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Thn undersook Mufder.

West CHESTER, November Ito
day was the ninth day of the UndF-
cook trial. The District Attorney hSs-
ing concluded on behalf Of the Com
'monwealth, Judge Butler charged the
jury with such terms as scrarcely left
a loophole for the prisoner to escape.
The prisoner though the charge strong
ly against him. The jury retired at
FIVE o'clock and had not returned at
the adjournment OF court at six o'clock.
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MICHIGAN.
The Election.

DETROIT. November T.-Returus
from the elections are nearly compl etc,
and indicate the election OF Williams,
Republican, in the fifth district, to Con-
grese, by about Is majority. The ma
jority In the same district last year
WAS about 5000.
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INDIANA.
nes,h ofaPromin.nt Citixsp.

EcNtE NI FtOMIBtHt NftFHeI'
JEFFgRsoNvELLE, November I.-Jno.
Zulauf, noted public spirited citizen
OF this place and very wealthy, and Who
was the first President OF the Jeffer.
sonville, Madison and Indianapolis
Railway, died THE morning at three
o'clock, OF pneumonls.
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BOSTON.
Reduction OfTime,

BosroS, November 7.-It is an
nouncsd that the mills OF the Great
Fslls Manufacturing Company viii be
run on three-quarters time after Mon.
day next.
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Notion Refused.

The United States Court refused a
motion for an arrest OF the sentence in
the case J. W. Falconer. in the matter
OF bankruptcy, for secerting 10000
from his cred tors.
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Liebig'S Liquid Extract
OF BEEF
AND TONIC INVIGORATOR.

BesIdesthe Condensed BRefprepared from
he best part OF the animal, the prepare
lion contains QuiniDe, Peruvian Bark. and
numerous herbs and roots grown for their
toni" and health-giving prop rifles.
his II the oDlv condensed beef that docs
not require cooking o. ming. u was
p' ciHl y manu- actur'd under the direc-
on OF Baron Won l. ebIg. before the late
Franco PTu sian War, for the German
soldiers. IT. tonic qnali - are much great
er than those IOund in any ordinary Hpeci
ic OF Apo tiser and its nntritive prop rifles
are sufficient TO sustain the BODY
without the addition OF solid food. II
~ now recommended by the Faculty In
pre- er" nee 10 anything else az the best re-
medy for Consumption. q neral Debility,
Loss OF Appe lie owness OF Spirits, Indi-
gest!On, Dyh pepsia, Las -itude, Fever, hgne,
Cholera, ali temale and Ch ldrsnE mala-
dies, sick Headache, Sea sickness, lBfueE-
"a. &c
No article has yet been discovered that ig
so effective In all cases OF falling heal n In
the old or weakness In the young This
preparation Is not only the best but IL Il
the cheapest Beef Extract offered 10 the
public; two tablespoons ul being sufficient
three times day.
Great 're should be taken IN purchasinR
the Liquid Beet * rsct. Fee that the bot
Tie contains the German Label ON the neck
and Certinc,t from Professor Wagner OF
the University Of Wurtsburgh, and that II
Is prepared bv the Liebig's German Beef
Extract Co., OF Hamburg, ~ other Extracts
OF sn Inferior quality h-ve been put on the
market. {. GORDDNA Co
sole agents Tor Canada and United States
nOVO-a hODiTe-l and New York.
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RHODE ISEtAND.
'rbe Sprasue (rsSiIory.

Providence, November I The EEL
ing in this city over the reeul: OF Lac
meeting Of the Sprague creditors .ts-
terdaY is one Of thorough satisfaction.
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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 3, Is7a.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving OILY 5000
for sale in the United States, where l0O,00
were disposed OF for the I bird Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons ol
parts and have on their back the scheme
with a full explanation oi their mode oi
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grand.
est musical display ever witnessed IN this
country, the urpr cedenied sum OF
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VIRGINIA.


-INcEBCEG, November Mrs.
's'e,a Robert E. Lee, died q; L'x'us.
90, Va, Yesterday morning.
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HeImbOId's Buchu

Is still 10 the zenith OF its popularity
Notwithstanding the abseuee OF Dr.
Helm bold, the celebrated medicine il
It'll manufactured at the laboratory at
Philadelphia, and is sold by all respect
able druggists. |, ia warranted for al
diseases OF the kidneys and urinary or
gans. Beware OF counterfeits. Genu.
inc has the proprietor's private stamp.
John F Henry, New York, Sole Agent
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PITTSBURGH.
Failure of Ira l.. NcTny - Co.
Bankers.

Failure of Ira Il. NcVoy = 60.
Bankers.
?.7rsDvEGH, November 7.-Atou:
;.a o'clock this morning the vel known
.aaking house OF Ira B. McFay 4 Co.
closed its doors. The following caEi'
vas posted on he door:
Owing to complications growing
OF: OF the Suspension OF our eastern
correspondents, we ere compelled 10
r.o-e cur doors.
IRA 3. McN.V & Co.
IT,. evening papers contain 4 similar
ca! rom the firm p7omls ~ 6 settle
m-a: '0- the creditors in = tew dave.
lac Liabilities aai assets axe not yet
E2Owr.
sECcND DISPATCH.
Considerable excitement was created
n THE city ,o-iay, by the announce
men; OF the suspension Of the vel
knOwa tauk.c- firm OF Ia Z. McEay
4 Co. !. : s,s'e! tGe heavy drain on
the House, a;:er the failure o, Jay
Cooke ( Co, tcEetheI wiki the subse-
lleD: ia.,u-e o. their New York cor
:e-porisuts Me--rs. B,oyd. Hamilton
4 Co was the cause OF the Suspension
l: = reported the Mayor had Slo,N3o
%. the c.;y fgais on deposit with them.
luey s.s prsgariuE statement OF tEe.r
asses ed ltab,l.ueE. which WI! lie
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%l.SOO.OOO.

divided into Y 600 cash gifts. will be distrib-
uted by lot among the ucket-holders The
numbers OF the tickets 10 be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gins
nom apotheI.
LIST OF gifts
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CANCERS CURED.

DR.. HEHERN CLAFIlS, Of the North
western Cancer Institute, 1873 Wabash
avenue, Chicago. CANCERS CURED
WITHOUT KNIFE or SERIOUS PAIE,
10 The Ghort'G time imnginabln, and dOs>
not Gepleio tho patient while treating A
cure always guaranteed
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fOR PORTABLE a STATIONARY sryIN
ErG sSp.
sAGE's Pst,Ht Portable
GTpNTT SAW MTTTc

To ut frcIn 30 20 $40 feet per hour, with
one s,T Gang. NuIey ar sssh n " AIIls.
Portable Grit MILE, Lefsls urb,nc Wst1,r
Wheels, sDd every kind Of Machinery az
csSory 10 the man Ii.c'uTs of Lurnher.
Aodress & 70. PGGEA Co', No. s ". ScbosdsT
-, Baltimore Aj. 6<ad IN Dsse7 fplire Cor.
Lo1il> and Grlo> M.
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On I'm 00PTR DAYi Azsn,s vapt.d
RS ~ GOAH e4sssss Of working people,
=. e.toeI esL young or old, meEs rsure
neat. - SS,k icr us Ia ths.r spere mo
ese; FsrticuIsrs free, AddTsss:
W. sILSsOS b CO., Portland, Name.
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STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS
hsD
/" GIFT NJ "1v "

Stationary and Portable steam EuDBss
and Boilers, Grsy's nti.Friction Cotton
Pre@s. Circular. Gang and Aulsy Sav Hiils:
Portable end stationary YlOuriDg Hiilg,
scRsr tane Mills and EuEsT Pans, Narrow
Gauge LOcNmOuves and Dummy Ens lnsS
and ssoond-hs Iron and WoOd WorklnE
Machinery Of every description. Pepd fdr
circular. WAHHiSo1Os IRON wOKRr,
90 yessy street., New OTk.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 10000 Offs, all Cash

The distribution will be positive. whether
all the ticke SaTe sold or not, and the i2lOl
CUTS all paid 10 proportion Ia tho tickets
sOld-all unsold tickets being destroyed, ~
AT the flrSt and second concert, and not
v..,,Fs,... r,F 81 In ba
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NEW ADvgRTIssMEMTs
GraIdsSt Scheme Ever Kaosn,
FOURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
FUR THE bhNEFII Ut TT
Public library
OF EcntuCky-
IS,O0O Cash Gifts SI,50O,O00
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift
s250,OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand Qirt Csncort suthoriI.
ed by specia act OF the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place in Public Library Hall. nj
Louisville, Ky-
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PRICE 0F pICKETs

Whole tickets $50; halves t2j: tentbs, "
each coupon, s.; eleven whole tickets for
500: ~ tickets for al. 90 Tx whole tickets
IOr 50 OyU; ~ whole tickets for $4,000. No
discount on less than $50 worth OF tickets
At n time.
Tickets now ready for sole, md all orders
RCcnIap Mod by the money prUmtIy filed.
liberal terms given To- those who buy 10
sell Sga!n.
TUOS. T.. ERAnLETTE,
Agent Publ. LIbr. y. aud MEns. Gi Cont.
Public Library Building. LOUIsvILLE. Ky
J. V. J.. RODGERS hgrpt
lO6 Market stTcct.
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WV BOOK s.ss,.I Vow Le,Gy a., e Z

y - W DOON agents, HOhk
LfFF IN THE BIBLE. By DANIEL
HARCH, -. D., author Of"SiRht Scenes IL
the Bible" and "Our Taiher's House" II
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