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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-03-14
ANNAPOLIS.

Leave was granted Mr.. Earle by the
Senate, to introduce bill for the improve
ment and renovation of the tobacco region
of the State. This seem necessarily to be
a curious bill. How to improve and reno
vate worn out or worked out land except
by manuring it has not yet been discovered.
Does Mr.. Earle propose to purchase manure
for those lands by bill to take money out
of the State treasury for that purpose ?
This, however Objectionable, would be far
preferable to using the States money to
build Confederate monuments.
A bill has been introduced in the House
to increase the civil jurisdiction of Justices
of the Peace. 1t provides that on all
actions under contract-to obtain the re-
dress of wrongs-on bonds with penal
ties of not more than $200-to actions of
replevin not exceeding that amount, and
to all cases ofattachment against non-resi-
dent OF absconding debtors, shall have iur-
isdiction to the amount of $500.
The Local Option bill was taken up in
the House on Tuesday. A motion to re-
commit the bill to the Judiciary Commit
tee was rejected-yeas 81, nays 33.
Mr.. Fenton offered an order, which was
adopted by the House, yeas "a, nays 16,
calling upon the comptroller to report to
the House the probable effect upon the rev.
enues of the State by the passage of the
local option bill, and what legislation in
his opinion will be necessary to provide for
any deficiency Of the revenues likely to
result there from. The county commits
sioners would doubtless agree to make up
the deficiency out of the savings of Court,
Jail and Aims House expenses, as the larg-
est part of the expenses incurred by these
institutions are traceable directly to the
license law.
The Oyster law is claiming its usual por-
ton of the Legislatures time this session
viii that oyster law never be fixed to
stand reasonable length of time without
alteration?
The House has passed an important bill
to regulate Building Societies. A bill has
been reported IN the Senate increasing the
salary of the Judges of the Orphans Court
to $40 day. If such a bill should PISS we
would soon have a spawn of scalaways for
Judges. High salaries always bring poit-
cal adventures to the surface.
A new assessment bill has been reported
to the Senate for valuation and re- assess
ment of all the property in the State.
A bill to abolish the usury laws of the
State is pending before the Senate.
Mr.. Knight has reported a bill in the
Senate for the protection of fish in Elk
River.
The Legislature continues to stave off
local option and fight shy of it. In the
meantime the session is fast passing away,
when relief is hoped for from the final ad-
journment.
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THE MARKETS.
EIkt0n Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-Western fine s4.75; do. super
$5(G$5 40; do. extra S6le$6.50; DO. Spring
family $70s$7. G2a; do. Winter wheat do.
S1Qt$7 625; Howard street super $3.50
1915; do. common to fair extra 500 Sc %;
do. good to choice do. So J0G$G. 10; do.
family $7.25(n$9.
WHEAT Chicago No. 1 Spring red
$1.5s; do. No. 2 do. $150; do. prime
Pennsylvania red $1.72; do. Maryland
S1.75(G$l so for good to prime, white, and
81. 70@S1.75 for do red.
CoRN.-White S3Gs5 cents, for fair to
prime dry; yellow 50 cents.
OATs.-Southern go cents; Western 57(9
50 cents.
RYE 90W92 cents for good to prime.
SEEDs.-Cloverseed. Pennsylvania So
81 cents for common to prime; Western 81
@10 cents for fair to choice, and prime to
choice jobbing lots command 9a9l0I cents
per pound. Timothy $3.25(GS3.50 per
bushel; Flax $sQs$2. 10 per bushel.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscribers of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters Of Administrator the personal
of GEORGE BIDrLE.
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against T." said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the with tho vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On OF before the 18th day of February, 1915;
they may otherwise lay law b$excluled from all benefit
Of said estate All persons indebted said are
requct"d To make immediate. payment 10 the subscri-
hers. Given under hands this sth day of March,
1874. EMMA J. RIDDLE,
JACOB T. BlDDLE,
Administrations of George Bddle, deceased,
Test-REuBEN d. JAaAR, Register.
mar J. lS74-6w
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The Great Antagonist OF Disease.

hat is the natural antagonist of disease? 1t is the
nped in the system, this champion fights the intruder
until it either c"nqucrs or is conquered Which side
should medicinal science cspouse in this life death
struggle? Should it d-press and cripple e pllysic
energies Of the patient thereby helping the disorder
should it reinforce the vitality Of the patient and
thereby assist i'll qucn. tie ament: OF course tho
proper answer to this question must he obvious to
every above the grade of idiot or a unatic and
hence it follows that the weak aud broken down invalid
who chooses to dose himself with depicting slo,,s
instead of tonirs nvisora;ug and viazing his ener-
waited frame with fostefes Stomach Bittrrs must be
either feeble minded deranged Surely nothing short
OF ilb"cty or insanity could induce person laborns
under bodily weakness and nervous prostraon to tax
day after day powerful doses Of drastic purpaye
in tho hope Of gaining strength thereby. Although
charatans Eay advertise preparations of this char
acer as TONES people in the full possession of their
reason can not, would think. accept them IA, such
If they do the penalty of their crednty may be the
shortening of their lives. The rheumat the ,iyspcp-
tic the billions, the dbiitaicd ard nervous aud all no
shtJect to intcrmttents other dia ;cs brought
on y the nc!em"nt weather which prevails at this sea-
son, will do well 10 strengthen their nerves tone their
stumacls and regulate their bowels with the FILTERS
The twoold operation Of tn" restorative rs AN iuyinor
ant AMI an aperitn in addition to its direct ami specific
effect upon the iis"rdcrcd liver, renders it a most elf
ccnt remedy for complaints of the digestive seeretye
and cxcrctiTe organs, 1T present in use This fact il
conceded by eminent members Of the faculty whose
tmony to that effect is published in Hostctters Alma
for 1s1i.
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GOVERNOR GROONE,

Tile Baltsmorean has out done all its
contemporaries in getting up wood cut
likeness and an elaborate sketch of the
new Governor of Maryland. The likeness
albeit is strikingly unlike his Excellency,
but the biography is complete and exhaust
ing in detail, tracing back his ancestors on
both sides three generations. That part
of the biography which will most interest,
perhaps amuse the Governors Elkton
friends relates to the passions, and is
couched in the following delicate language:
Sin the canvass which preceded his
recent nomination and election, the most
serious objections that his opponents could
urge against him were his comparative
youth, and that he is bachelor, from which
class of her citizens Maryland had never in
the past taken a Governor. But those who
had closely observed the courteous and
restrained manner which is usual with the
young Governor when i'll the society Of
members of the gentler sex, and his fond
though sad ways with children, are not
disposed to impute his bachelorhood to him
fault, but are inclined to believe that
somewhere in the dim, but unforgotten
vista of his past life, his path crossed that
of some lovely woman, who could if she
would, let all know the reason why he has
never taken his place among the benedicts.
This may be mere fancy, but if Governor
Groome remains much longer unmarried,
there will be few among his many friends,
who will not receive it as the most plausible
explanation of his bachelorhood.'
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DIED.

GRAHAM.-On February 18th, 1874, I. N.
GRAHAM, eldest son of Charles and Eliz-
abeth Graham, of Charlestown, this
county, in the 2lst year Of his age.
This estimable young man has left behind
him large circle of friends to lament his
untimely loss. He was highly esteemed
by all who knew him. He was sincere,
generous, polite and obliging, ever willing
to do kindness for those around him, and
his death has caused wound to be inffiict-
ed in the hearts of the parents that time
can never heal, and language would very
imperlectly portray. May he rest in peace.
b.
BACON.-In the village of Oxford, Che
mango county n. y, on the 9th instant,
THOMAS NJ. BACON, aged 20 years.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets,

Cloverseed-PlimeS So 5O@1O Timothy
$3@3.10. Flaxseed s225. Flour, super
fine $5r5.40; extras S6@6 so; Wisconsin
aud Minnesota family extra Sc. 50@725;
State, Indiana and Ohio do. s7.50@S. %;
high grades S9.50W10.25. Wheat dull,
red 1G0(G16S cents; amber 170M172 cents;
white 1870 cents. Rye steady, 90G92 cents.
Corn, yellow 81 cents for new, SO cents for
old; so cents for white. Oats dull, white
60G62 cents; mixed 56@57 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-03-14

TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The Cattle market was rather dull this
week, but prices woer unchanged. $500
head arrived and sold at 73(G7ac. for extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers; 6Ge7c.
for fair to good do, and 4!GGtc. for COM
mon rs to quality. Sheep were unchanged.
5000 head sold at 5!G7ac., as to condi
ton. Hogs were lower. G,000 head sold
at S7.25@7.50 for slop and ss.25@s.37i
for corn-fed.
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NOTICE..

IN TIE SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF LEWIS
p ELLISON AND WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Chanccry.
ORDERED. This 25h day OF February in the year 1874
that the sale made and reported by Reuben Hancs,
Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate of Lewis p Eli
son and Wife br confirmed unless to the contrary
thereof b" shown before the md dry of May next
provided. copy Of this Order he inserted in some
newspaper published in Cecil county, MI. once week
for month h,fnre the 10th day OF March, next
The Report states thu amoNnt Of saes to be s. coo
A. W. MICH L. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Feb q, ls74-lm Clerk.
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The greatest swindling and robberies
ever prosecuted under the cloak of official
authority since the Government has been
founded are the Jaynes transactions
against the New York and Boston mer-
chants, which is now under investigation
by a committee Of Congress. This Jayne
was custom house spy and informer, re-
ceiving ''moieties for detecting frauds
on the Government by importers. How
the merchants were "s1ueezed " and in
Inundated and blackmailed on worked up
jobs, constitutes chapter of as foul cor
ruption and swindling as can be found in
the history of any nation.
The Sanborn operations in the Internal
Revenue department was no less discredit-
able. The Civil Service of the nation
must weed out, and tear up by the roots
these swindlers and swindling operations,
or the Republican party will tear up the
administration which permits such a sys-
TEN of wholesale robbery. Butler is
charged with being council for these princes
among swndlers Jayne and Sanborn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-03-14

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET -
The market for Hay is dull, but there is
no change in prices to note. Clover $l5(a
II; mixed $l7G20; good to prime limo
thy $20G23; choice do. s23M24. Rye
Straw $15, and Dat $15G1G-all per ton of
9 0(0 mounds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-03-14

TIE WAY "to minister to mind dis
eased,' is to take Peruvian Syrup, pro-
tected solution of the protoride Of iron,
which gives strength aud visor to the
whole system, restores the digestive organs
to perfect health thereby restoring the
mind to its natural vigor.
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NOTICE.,

IN THE SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF HOWARD
TITUS, DECEASED.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED, This 25th day of February, 1874 that tho
sale made and reported 10y Reuben Haincs Trustee for
the sale Of the Real Estate of Howard Titus deceased
he ratified and confirmed. upess the contrary
thereof be shown heare the End day Of May
provided copy II This Order he inserted in some
paper published in Cecil county Md a week fer
one month heirre the md day of April next.
The Report states the amount of sass to he S. 2a0
A. W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy; test A. W. MITCHELL
Feb %, lS7a-ln Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-03-14

EBSportsmen who would enjoy snipe
shooting, the season for that game being
about to open, should provide themselves
with breech loading piece, the only gun
fit to go into the hands of sportsman.
We recommend Parker's Breec!- leaders as
superior to any other at the same price
Every gun is proved before leaving the
works, and guaranteed to give satisfaction
or to be returned. We have on hand an
extra gun of this make which we would
soil On very reasonable terms. Or send for
catalogue giving styles and prices, to Par
ker Bros, West Meriden, Conn.
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lS"rhe enterDriSinp puh

t3 The enterprising publishers of Serb
ner's Monthly have procured the story by
M. JULES WERNER, now appearing in the
Magazine ID Education CT de Recreation"
entitled the Mysterious Island" 1t will
be commenced i'll the April number of
Scribner and continue through the year.
The story will be illustrated from the orig
lnal plates and issued simultaneously with
its appearance in Paris.
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Board Of School Commissioners of Cecil County.
FOR THE YI1AI, 1S1e-:s


there
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FOR RENT

AT North East Station. NEW BARN. with Shedding
attached suitable for the Livery bu siness Location not
surpassed in the county. Apply to
J. 7 STOUT
or, WALTER ARMSTRONG,
Mar II, lSIi-3w North East Station.
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MARRIED.

-BOOTH.---Near Lewisvlle,
March 9TH, by Rev. J. II. Johns, jon
TAYLOR and GEORGE BOOTH, both of
Chester CO., Pa.
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NOTICE.
WILLIAM p. MATLACk
W.

TIE REAL ESTATE OF JAMES FRAZER deceased.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chancsry
ORDERED This 25th day of February A D., 1874. that
the sale Of the murtggcd Real Estate of Jamos Frazer
deceased lie ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof he shown before the 2nd day of
May next provided copy of this Order he inserted
i'll newspaper printed in Cecil county, week
for on month before the 2nl day Of April, next.
The Report states the of sales to he Sc 4s5 co.
A. W MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Feb 81, ls1t-lm Clerk
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR. RENT

TIKI HOTEL at North East, known rs the Railroad
H"ttt aud now occupied 10y Jacob Gilbert. For par
ucnars apply to IL. MCCULLOUGH,
Mar ~. ls'i-2w Ekton, Md.
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THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

The great temperance Cyclone has reach
ed Baltimore, and the ladies are organic
ing to attack the rum trade with the same
formidable weapons welded with so much
effect by their Western sisters, prayer and
singing. Wherever these ladies' temper
ance prayer meetings are inaugurated they
awaken a powerful influence in the COM
munity, and create strong popular feel
ing IN opposition to the rum traffic. They
seem to be moved by an invisible force,
which shakes the custom of liquor drink
ing and selling in its most formidable
strongholds When the tidal wave reaches
Elkton, which it is likely to do, we trem-
bic for the consequences that may ensue
when tie praying ladies organize a meet
ing in our neighbours sanctum, and petit
tion the throne of grace to loose his bonds
and disenthral his spirit from the bondage
of the rum interest. Blood may be split
by the bucket full in the cutters of North
street, but we hope that the same chvalric
spirit which has restrained the most aban,
doned saloon keeper, and to whom The
Democrat accorded just need of praise,
may prevail IN the sanctum at that trying
hour.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19
REMOVAL.
THE
AR L L SA N s. SAVING
Ii NIX

Has been removed to Its new locatIon q, a.. r,...
ION HOUSE, where 1t Is now open for business way
. sn pel cent. mas ceen regularly paid on Detost.
since the organz cation ofthe bank IN Ia, "a ~ n, ~
expectation Of the Directors that the pro,ss on H.
accrued capital and on the regular busness viii a.,
Deposits are solicited from persons in he rece,n, .
regular Incomes from Farmers, NIechanos and i}e,i
ers, and from Widows and Children;s Es,ata Dsni ,
rom those whose business enables them no h.sn 49,
ns shev S s Of cash from which If placed wtl
SEhI-ANNuAL INTERLST "
-, a rule Of the Bank requires notice 10 ha o,v.n
epostnrs & OF deposits but all urinary csss
"ePositois VIII Dc paid on demand, Wv
MANA9ERS
GEopaR W R,,sy EDWARD DARLINGTON,
NJ I ,c, w. - CLEMENT h. SMYTH
ionN p MI s Elm GEORGE g. CAPELLE
CHARLES W. HowIANp. HrNax Eel ~ BENSON
o'D ~ "AohsoN, WIN. SWIFT,
AHTHoNY HIooINs
onopor w mnlLLlAM y: HILLES, President
T. TAYLoR .Treasurar,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

lnam0ls Skins
onamos skins q choice and fine selection iust re-
ceIved, direct importation. A rare chance to Inv
mem cheap Carefully selected for fam Iy use. an
naes and prices, to clean silver and glass ware
without serat ching Also. full and fresh stock
ways on hand, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Cor AMI WasI atrsets Whining on ilai.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19
l416 Chestnut street.
pHYsICIANs AND DaUG0TsIs

| )HfsiCIANs AND DRUGGIsIs
a prominent New York physician lately COMPLAIN
~ ~ 10 DUMAS DICK about his SANDALwoop On,
IAfsuLEs stating that sometimes they cured mrac-
uiously but that patient OF his had taken them far
some Time without effect. On being Informed thai
several limitations made and sold he found tLat
hnd hot DUkDAS DICK 4 COS, ''
What happened to this physician NAV hnve L.,
nened to others, and DuNDAS DICK Il CO Ill
this method of protecting physicians, drungfSs %mS
themselves, AMI preventing OIL OF SANUALwoop
IRON coming into dsrepute' A"oOp
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe tho oun.ui..
WI! continue 10 do SO, for they contain rhS sSs.a
OH IN the best and cheapest form
DUNDAS DICK Il CO. use more Or or & -,
pALMooD IN the manufacture of Cansules No. N
me wholesale and Retail druggists and PeriSmeSs
N tue United states combined and this h the soia
isason why the pure oil is sold heaDer in Their
capsules than IN any other form. " ~
olL OF SANDALW0OD is fast sunersediro
Every olher remedy, sixty Capsules only being re-
Iued safe and certain cure IN SIX or aieht
nays froni no other medicine can this result he had
co LEX SOFT CAPsuLis solve the problem long
rniH ~ Gu py many eminent physicians, of how to
aNoiu me nausea anu disgust experienced IN swallow
ng which are well known to detract from If moi de-
stfoy the good effect of many valuable remedies
solt capsules are put up IN tin-fo and neat boxes
by PHYSICIANS. "P0"ss PteseHpea
TO THE AsT PARIS ExPosiTIos. NDAitfAD
Senu ior circular to IS Wooster street New YORK.
SoLD AT ALL DRUG STORES
oct9T. an agency, ITO Reade street, New York.
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II. az. BI&IN GNU Ixs.r


su<x Cholera Mixture, our own nlRkr. A ,a,,i
WI tai remedy Tor darrhGa, cholera, ahu lpOs mes,
k0 OF the bowels
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, h capital pIelarAtiou
of the finest white Jamaica Ginger, manufactured
with the greatest care, and suitable most deli
cate constitutions. neatly put up, at reasonable
price.
Fluid Rennet in making this, care Is taken to pro.
cure the best rennet, and then bert shcr
wine and no other; try 1t.
Gum CRmphOr, the best protection Against ninth,
for furs or wooden goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum by the quart or gallon, o,
bottles OF desirable styles. Call and examine
Cox's ueliatine Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts for tho Handkerchiefn bottles or In bulk
No. In quality, for sale ir any quantity to suit.
Ferrhted Elixir OF Gentian. We claim for this
u has the same strength Comp. Sine Gentiap in
the addition OF full dose OF iron with ach dose II
has many advantages over Ferrated Elixir,
ing Casaya Bark As IL Is uniform In strength and
appearance, and "a pleasant and efficient tonic, we
commend II to any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trusses.-We have always had q private apart
ment FOL hitting Trusses. Every person wanting q
ut. ~ "
Mrs Allen 8, Halls, Rings, Woods. SterlinRs IN
brosia, and many other air Preparations al reduced
prices.
Latour Salad Oh, Wholesale and reta at
ii. X. bkINGHUKST y,
3lI Market street.
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successor TO the late II. Horting, No. ga King
street, above Second, Wilmington Del, res
peoully calls the attention of his friends and Sports
men generally thai he will continue tho manufacture
u shot Guns, Rifles and Pisto's, at the Old stand
NJ. ~ Ming street. and has for sale q largo and
peanlIu W Stock OF Fire Arms, among which arc
Doupls saTei tiuns from $40 to SIPS.
Single barrel Guns from to $50.
, Al Kinds Of Pistols Colts, Sharre's, Aliens and
smiths q Westons Revolvers, with Cartridges
70, complete. Also Eiy's best double water proof
rnereussion Gaps every size ball and shot Game
ppsss anu Thinning Apparatus generally. Fishing
iaekie &c, constantly hand and for sale wholeS
SAFE and retail at the lowest cash prices.
" Particular attention paid to BELL Hanging and
-ooAsnIthih0 hs heretofore. iv2l-tf
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&THh Jrst published edition Ut DR.
Cuixerwells Celebrates ssay on
the Radical Cure without Inedicine) OF
Spermatorrh,ea, or seminal Weakness,
- Involuntary Seminal io-ser, lmpoteucy y,
Mental and Physical incapaciIy, lnpediments TO
Marriage, etc.; also. CONSUMPTION. Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by felf-ndulgence sexual eItIavs-
gsnce
- Price, in a sealed env siope, only o cents.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years SUGGEST ul
practice, That the inning consequences OF self
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Gus OF Internal medicine the application Of lie
knife pointing out mode of at once, pimpis,
certain and enectual, by means OF which every suf-
rerer sitter what his condition may be- NAV
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
- This Lecture should be In the hands OF every
youth ami every man in the land.
sent under seal, in q plain envelope, to any sd-
dress postpaid On receipt of Fix cents, two post
stamps.
Also. Dr. ua'verwoi's Marriage Guide" priee
x cents
Address the Publishers,
CiAS. j. U. kLlNk & CO.
Il. Bowerv,New York p, U. Box ASA
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