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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-20

BOSTON, June II, 1873. This may show that
have been ..octoripg twenty years Tor dyspeps a :
employed the best doctors in New Orleans, Pha
delphla, New York. Boston, London and Paris !,
helped me ten times more in twenty .one hours than
every physician that ever treated me, after paying
out $1,000. 1t was truly wonderful to see the
effect III so short a time. l live in Somerville, on
spring Street, Spring Hill will tell any one that
calls on me the wonderful story.
GAIT. ALEXANDER HQDGDON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-20
Personal NOTICE,

All officers, sailors and soldiers. wounded, rup.
tured or injured in The late Rebellion however
slightly, can obtain Pension by addressing DR. 4.
r. ) ACkSON late Surgeon in United States Navy
No. 4, New Chambers s., New York CITY Com
munications promptly answered oci5!i..ntly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-20

boston, March p, u. This may certify that
six years, and employed II phys to no pur.
pose. went to see Or. Thompson, and he told
me Just now was without asking, In every partic-
ular. When he began on me / weighed ls3 lbs.
and in eight weeks weighed l9j lbs, and am now
as well as ever was. My food greatly distres sed
me; now does me good. Go see him il you want
to lie cured. live at No. 90 Crescent Place.
JOSEPH SEANEY.
Could produ { thousands more, but it costs too
much TO print.
Consultation Free.
He cured Chief Justice Chase and Gov. Spragl
when others failed to do so. Come early, as q
wants o see you cured before leaving. 10 matter
how long standing the disease may have been.
japl5 Rvs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-20

left to doubtful custom Whlch calls Tor an annu
nj expenditure of about $500 for that purpose
As the laws arc promulgated by means of
extras" distributed by all the newspapers of the
State soon after the close of each session, there
would seem to be no necessity for longer continu-
ing in force the resolve which requires them to be
advertis ed also in the state paper
For several years the Messenger of the Council
has also served as Private Secretary of the Gov
ernor, in addition to performing other miscellanc-
Gus duties recommend that Messenger be
hereafter employed only when the Council is in
session, and that the appropriation for this pur-
pose be reduced accordingly. ] also recomme nd
that the compers alton Of Councillors, both when
acting in Council and when acting on Committees
in recess, be made definite by law, instead Of be-
ing made to depend upon the construction which
has so long been given by custom.
If County Attorneys are to continue beyond the
control of the State authorities, there would seem
to be propriety in having their salaries paid by
counties instead of the State. l suggest that the
expense of anesting fugilives IRON justice ought
not TO be borne by the State, but by the counties
in the State of New York.
l also direct your attention 10. the practical
workings of the law authorizing justices of the
Supreme court to allow compensation from the
state treasury to counsel for prisoners.
Attention is directed to the expenditures of the
several departments. Undoubtedly care will be
taken to restrict the appropriations for deputies,
clerks, postage printing, binding, &C.. within the
narrowest limits consistent with the public inter-
es,s. | am assured that the heads Of the several
departments, and the State Librarian, and Super
intendent of The Public Buildings, will heartily
cooperate with the Legislature in every measure
to this end.
l suggest the propriety of disseminating the APP
preparations for the transportation OF public docu-
ments. Towns and individuals which desire docu-
ments printed at the public expense ought not to
ask the State to also pay for transporting them.
The appropriations for the State Volunteer Mi
ltia and an annual military encampment, as well
those for re stocking our rivers with food fishes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

Tue seven Chicago architects appointed TO
examine the new custom house in that city
have made their report and recommend that
the WORK be continued on the original plan
without notification, and with the same
material. They assert that there is no evil
denee OF weakness or instability in the
present structure; that the foundations are
sufficient, with precautions suggested in the
report, TO carry the load contemplated by the
design; that the store used is as durable as
any said store that can be obtained, and
finally that in their opinion work on the
building should be carried on TO compile
ton The Tribune speaks OF the commission
as composed of men Of unquestioned ability
and integrity, and hopes the report will be
received at Washington with the respect and
consideration il deserves, and that il may be
deemed sufficiently Trustworthy to warrant
recommencement OF work without waiting
for Congressional action" 1t further says
that If the work is not proceeded with the
demolition OF the building will involve a
cost of Sl,0OC,00O in labor and material, and
delay the completion of the structure at
least three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The Maryland peach growers have begun
the experiment Of shipping portion of their
fruit TO the west in the cars especially COR
struc;ei for the purpose by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company. Ga Tuesday
night one car load was shipped from Balti-
more, and last night seven car loads were
dispatched to Chicago, Cincinnati, Dayton,
Sandusky. and Pittsburg. In few DAYS 1t
is expected that the Delaware peach growers
will begin forwarding fruit TO Baltimore for
transportation westward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The members OF the Connecticut legisla-
tUre have received a rebuke from an unex-
pected source. On the first day OF the ses-
sion the Hartford Post published Oh its own
hook, and as bit OF newspaper enterprise,
sketches of the state senators and represen-
tatives, and the other day the latter voted
tie ICSf 500 as compensation. The Pos,
says, 'NO, thank yOu," and refuses TO &C
eept tie money on the very good ground that
the legislature has no moral or legal RICH. to
use tie funds OF the state for any such pur-
rose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR

Having been used with entire Satisfaction for nearly
eight years, We are warranted in calling special at
tention to Its many virtues testified to daily by
the thousands that have been benefited by virtue
II restores gray or faded hair = its Natural Color
in three to ten days. 1t contain6 neither Lead Sui
phur or Silver. It does not require to be shaken
when used. It IL the most Economical preparation
finest fabric 1t ceanses the scalp and invigorates
the roots Of the hair eradicstes and prevents the
forming Of dandru6. 1t 10 IN elegant dressing for
the hair. 1t has been known to produce an entire
new growth Of hair, though this cannot be generally
ex pected.
Confident that upon trial 1t viii be found to sus-
tain iteelf In every particular. we recommend IL to
all using or requiring anything Of this kind.
For sale by Druggists generally and ct Depot COR
ner ID and ID streets northwest. jy23-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05
Average Daily Circulation, 1850
The Star for the Summer

Persons ledrin0 ne city for tie summer on Jo-
cny portion, Of q may ha,e The STAR seu oy
moi, poTd0e preposd, for rSch period Of time a,
thu de'tre at Tie rate Of IS ot,sts per ,oeek so
cents per month, $3.50 for three months, or %
I0r siI months.
0N 3. The paper is NOT in any case sent ty
n1dR unless the money therefor accompanies the
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

Frederick. Md, has a fruit-canning estab-
ASnment, which employs five hundred people
III the summer. 1t is not Joint stock con-
Germ either, but run by one enterprising citi-
zen, who finds the business very profitable
for himself as well as beneficial 10 the COM
muniiy. And yet Washington. vi Tn greater
facilities, and in the midst OF a fruit growing
region, is without single canning establish.
mept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The New York EIpreSs thinks much of the
munitcence with reference to establishing
female colleges is injudiciously exercised,
since many of the Institutions for women are
Tot full. Three new colleges for women will
open next autumn; that at Wellessly, New
York, il well endowed, and has many at
tractive features, as has the Sage College at
Ithaca But still, the supply of woman's
colleges has FAR oGtrun the necessity. AMI
there Will be competition where there is no
room for IL NaSSar College is not full, and
Mount HOlyoke always has room for moro,
anu the tendency 10 multiply institutions
faster than they can be endowed ought TO be
resisted. The Express further says tina. in
New York there are four medical colleges
ior women, when one, well endowed would
10 better than four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The election OF delegates 10 the constitu-
tional convention in North Carolina to-day.
u is pretty generally conceded, will result
IN favor OF the conservatives. The latter are
cesirous of changing the present constitu-
ton, which was modelled after that OF New
hork' and provides for the election O, the
Judiciary by the people The conservatives
especially desire to abolish this feature and
remand the election OF judges to the legisla-
tUre, where they have large majority. In
case they secure a majority OF delegates in
the convention, there will of course tie an en-
Tire change in the personnel OF the present ju-
dietary OF the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

THE "POOR MANS FRIEND"
II confidently recommended to the public - an an.
failing remedy for Wounds of every description, for
UIcersted Sore Legs, even II Of Twenty YearS'
standing; Cuts, Burns, ScAlds, Bruises, Chlblans,
Scorbutic EruptioDs, and Pimpes In the Face, Sore
and InAaued Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Breasts Piles,
Fistula, &c.
Sold in Pots at Is IA sS e i'' and .as each.
PILULK .ANflsCROPHULK,
ScroF hula, Leprosy and all skin Diseases OF the
best Alternative Medicines for purifying the blood and
mild and superior FAMILY APERIENT that may
be tai en- Of all times without confinement change
Of diet.
Sold in Boxes 1t Is I'D. d. Sd, =. 3D.. u.s., and
Us. e. CHI.
at their DispensAry, Bridp0rt, England, and by eli
respectable Medicine Vendors. apps GIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The reading world will hear with sorrow of
the death OF the Danish story writer AMI
poet, Hans Christian Andersen. in the sew
enty-hrst year OF his age. The death Of a
great author who has spoken through his
works to millions OF readers is a loss to be
deplOred not only by his own nation. but by
The entire civilized world, and is only COM
pensated by the fact that his works survive
him, TO instruct and improve In all future
time. Like many another celebrity, Ander-
sen was born in poverty, and in his youth
passed through many of the tribulations in
cldental thereto, only TO rise to emiEenca in
later years. He began by writing number
OF plays, none Of which met with favor, and
subsequently brought out ''The Improvis-
atore," romance called so. T." Tales
from Juiland," THE Sandhills of Jutland ~
''Only Fiddler, Journey to Amack," and
number OF other volumes. He endeared
himself TO the youth OF all lands by his
''Tales for Children 1.-THE Will Swans: a
Fairy Tale" and other entertaining stories.
In leii he visited the court of Denmark by
special invitation, and the next year re-
ceived AL annuity, which kept him from
want, for, ike many possessed of fertile
genius, he was always poor in purse. His
works have been translated In most of the
European languages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The Massachusetts railroad commission
ers, Of which Charles Francis Adams ir, is
chairman, have recently made a report on
the petition Of nearly 1.5O0 residents upon
the lire OF the Boston and Maine railway,
between Reading and Boston, asking the In
terventlOn OF the commissioners to secure
cheap trains for wOrkingmen. The railroad
company oppose the petition upon the ground
of temporary business depression, by reason
OF which they were scarcely able at present
TO pay the stockholders a reasonable divi-
deDd; but the commits. Oners, in their report,
say this objection Is TO; worthy of serious
Consideration, in view OF the fact that such
cheap trains have been in use on the Eastern
railroad for three years past, and their
success has exceeded all expectation
They had been in operation less than one
year when the financial troubles of 1873 came
on, but the statistics OF the corporation show,
as appears in the last report of the commits
sion, that the humber of passengers travelling
in them increased ~ per cent. in 1874 over
2GS,560. During the first seven months of the
present year also. Notwithstanding the gen.
eral depression OF the railroad business, the
board is further informed that the increase
has been IS per cent over the similar months
OF last year, or froal 10 $40 to i39 $50 Neither
rs there any evidence that this large increase
an travel on these particular trains represents
simply a corresponding decrease OF more re-
munerative travel on the regular trains of
The Eastern road. On the contrary, during
The present as during the previous years, the
returns from the stations served by the cheap
trains show cOnelusively that the increase
An the number OF passengers on the regular
Trains Is as large as IL has ever been before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

Marriages al the mouth OF Derringers, or
Smith and Nelson's, have been declared q
mere mockery OF the matrimonial rite in
New York. The Supreme Court Of that state
has lately made decree declaring null and
SG.a a marriage Of this kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05
LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-On the h Instant, an ENVELOPE, con-
1 taiL ing some bills aud receipts. liberal re-
ward will be paid If returned to JOHN Ii. BROWN,
1914 l street northwest. auG5 e.
/ UST-Un The 4th inst, a gold SPIRAL BRACE
Ell, highly valued as a keepsake. The ii Under
Will be Literally rewarded by leaving it at 922 Il
street, between 81 and 10: northwest. 1t
I OsT-SlO KEWARD-If the person who took
IL the POCKETBOOK at the time the little girl
vas hurt at No. 430 Massachusetts avenue on YES
terday will return the sane the above reward will
be paid and no questions a.ked. IT.
i OST-On the Sd inst, Lady's GOLD CROSS
- between 81 and 18th and NJ aud streets north
west; highly priced as keepsake. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 3O1 NJ street
northwest. taug4 81 j. H. WERLICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

The government on Tuesday seized $1,000
worth OF counterfeiters' materials in Brook
lyn. Now le; the criminals be punished 70
the full extent Of the law. The trouble is
that our laws are not severe enough to
offenders OF this class. In view Of the wide
spread mischief done by them imprisonment
for Life would not be too harsh penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05
CAMP NETTING TENTS.

TUX SALB UB KEUT,
! have largo assortment Of TENTS. eli sizes.
suitable for camp meetings, cunning and fishing
parties, which I'll rent ey the day or week.
yS-eoSW opposite Centre Market,
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WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
OF ouH
&TQCK on SLATE AMTRIa

STOCK OF SLATE NANTEL6,
Havins the bet selections OF oolo In ayies and mod
erate lrices We chow the best selection Of PA RLOR
s. aI oar asoes 'fH FcRHs n
aer ten years extensive use, 10 conceded TO be tns
most satlsiactory cooking nxture In the market Il
ney patent water top in all the large sizes.
we ell the celebrated Baestow Special HEATING
Range. the Buck 4 Granger Rlevatsd Raness. the
Washtneton, Columbia, and Amor5c0S Fortable
Ranges; also, full line Of
KITCRHN UfENsILs, TIE WARE, &c
We contract for
PLUMBIN0 AND GAS BIrTINo
In a their branches; employ no boys end only oom-
pefent mechanics, and from long on perieuce IN
this branch OF the business can Suarsntee GOOD
vS r - ia prices. Orders for jobbng work Sped
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
S15 tn street, between PENN. and ID q. north
west. je0-H
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful iplrudence, causing lrene.
vain every known remedy, has found . sifneie se,s
cure, which he win send JYse his fellow sufferers
Address j. b. REEVES, - Eassau street, New
York. may3-eoAn
UOoKRrp VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP-
s; 9G1ts te.s
Oolds, Hoarssnsa, Sore fhroeS, CrosD, and I'll Bron.
snsa AGseticns r1E NE y TIE BrtnsPe! Drussics.,
the DroD9is9o9, 1919 q 6. northWo2. DovlI-ly
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA

GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.-Parties want
" ing Information about Georgia or FLORIDA
should subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, published
at Savannah, Ga. DAILY. Sl0; Weekly, 81 per an
nun. Advertisers, desiring customers in these
Stat, :, should use it's columns. best paper an
the Southeast. Specimen co pies sent on receipt of
cents Address j. III. ESTILL, Savannah, Ca
arP4-2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

BRODI1IAD a CO..
939 Penna. avenue, bet. 9th md Iath SIS .
Oer At greatly reduced prc, their com plete lime
Cotton andM solen Hrtss Goods.
Black silks (includIug Guinet, BellOu : ALd Cote
and bet 'Ote' = celebrate makes.
BLACK and Black ant willie stripe Greuatiu@s
Tsrletsns. swi-seE. NsiDs0oks. Bishop LaNus
Victoria Lawns French Muslins, Peliu-, Liueus
&c. &c.
Shseting and Shirtings Cot;ons Of the best make
FiauLels of all kinds, both cotton and wool.
Cloihs and Casslmeres, Danask Table cloths
piece ward.
Table Linens, Napkins, Doyiies, Towels, Sc.
Ladies aud Cent? tudeiwear, Cullars, Grf-,
Neck Ties, SuspenderS, sc sc
Eosiery, Gloves. Parasols Umbrellas.
Hamburg AID Mains ok Edges, Ribbons, RgfFiugs,
&c.
Press Innings Of ell kinds and Dress Protectors
anc many ether Dc sirahie goods.
v ansutta 4 4 bleacbei Cotton. lSc.
Three b ttOn Paris ids in all cOlOrs, 81 s. One
Button Kids Soc.
These goods are all frSf class Ga mAaufacfurs
quality, color and design, aud purchased fl- iu
the closest msrket ia the United Stztss Those
ishitg % get the fullest value TOR their nopey
should call and examine the stock II
BRODHEAD a. CO..
GAG Penn ave. between 9.h an 10Th SIS
R<S.ere omen mill : m
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N1 Hyoa Wish 70 save yoer hssvy vseTinG a1p:rsl,
1lan1 ets, Govern, OIumb Cloths, 1e., from moths,
60, which removes III Greass and vegetable stains
c9sctnally. etnile lersone Who havs NJ acoo9mo-
With ne until the IAN Seaeoa. Blanks6 and Cur.
tains Of Ill descriptions CLEANED in superior man
oty can get thsaE Eevslns and other suits clsano6
sly SIS IN ssrsss, oppesiss i..eSt one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

G y L \ Il!
COIN
THIS IS TIE LAST CHANCE 10 IS HAD
TO BUY GOODS As Low Is TaEY
ARE NOW OFFERED AT
TOW 50 MS.
Yard-wide Percales, Ice.
Yard long Towels, 7c.
YARD wide Lawns, lsc.
Yard wide Linens, l2c.
fS-G-nlde Cotton, &C o.. worth 10.
feidrloe Cotton, lee. worth u
Yard wide Bishop Lawn. 2oc. worth 81
All Linen han dkerC hieis, Sc,
Ladies Hose, lie worth =.
80 pieces W hite Trimming, lSc.; wortn5s
Coco Calcoes, 6ssc.
Best CslcOes. Sc; suld ~ 20.
Notified Linens, lZhsc.; worth 2s
~ To buy good cheap goods cal Al
e. VI. TOWSOS 4 CO.'S,
$50 Perrsylyaaia avenue, south side, near 7ta -
northwest. tyl4-e5
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To BE SOLD TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
STOCK TO BE SACRIFICED.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.
STORE FOR RENT.
In order 70 close AUGUST LIST, Goods will be
Slaughtered at the following prices:
PRINTS (Sho-t Lengths, ............5 cents
PERCALEs, YABD NID E...........-.- 10 cents
TOfbiS 10 cents.
OhEn Adm q s....... .-...-...s.l IA % - cents
CASsIMEkEs, worth SI.25, for, = cents.
ALPACAS, worth rs cents, for-.......37 I, cents.
SILKS, worth $500, 49,. a.
SILKS, tPonson,l worth 3; 90, for ..-.....s2 80
CLOTHS AND ClSSLdERES AT GREAT
SACRIEICE.
J. q. WISWALL q CO.,
No. $40 SEVENTH sTREkT,
Iyli-:r Near PennsJlvaais svsnue.
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
CANCERS Removed without paia, or the use of
~ either caus,c or the knife, and radically cured
If painful, and an open ulcer formed, medicines
viii be sent 10y Express to give PRONE t relief Con
sultation by letter, One Dollar. Send 50 cents for
BOOK with descriptive Gases, REFERENCES AMI Test
Jy3l 2w No. 81 East 10th street, New YORK.
hrs. BROTHERS CRAY are the only Physi-
- clans in this CITY who can permanently cure all
Secret Diseases without Mercury BslsaIn. 26
years established At 900 b street southwest. A
cure guaranteed and medicines furnished for less
than others charge for advice. jy2s 90.
IA. LEON,
~ The Oldest established Ladies' Physician.
HAS REMOVED TO
30 SARATOGA ST., NEAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE
Ladies desiring treatment of any complaint car
consult him with the utmost confidence
Separate -oo,nS for lady patients. jyl3 I'm
"SATIsFACTION," 81 PER BOTTLE. Con-
~ SITUATIONS free AT DIR. DARBYS, lis "a ST.,
COLONIZATION BuildiDg.D iyl I'm
hR. AND MRS. WILSoN-A thoroughly expe.
- riepced and scientific ladies' Phys and
rooms and the best attention al the Doctor private
residence. Consultation confidential. Ofioe, 70
PsIk st near Saratogs St, Baltimore. mays-ly
nR. BUCkLER JONES.-Twonty years exve-
ran Tumors; guarantees satisfaction or no charges
Business confidential. 164 n. Howard ST.. Bati-
more. sepl5-lIu
RsnR. Icons SPECIFIC cures in three dsys,
IL Sent to any address for SIS. Dr. Icons II,
nee, 80 SARATOGA street, near Calvert. Speciality
Female Complaints jel5T
nR. A. L. BOSwORTH, a the Washington Elec-
cores al nervous and chronic diseases II whatever
NAILS. and diseases Of Children 3 specially. Cal
Grating and health giving baths Known 10 mcde-T
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D"' IA i0fH Strict, NEAR Pa. AVE.
From long xperienoe in both hospital and private
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect Structure, Syph-
Lis, and epermatorrhGn. Gases Of Gonnorrhsa
GENTLY contracted cured in to days Syphilis al
its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system, without the Of ner-
abuse In youth causing loss OF memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness impotency, nerv.
ton palpitation OF the heart, pains in back, dimnsu
Of sight giddiness, evil forebodinGs self dstrust
DIT; B., located for many years ct 10 s. Eutaw ct
Baltimore, Nd, has consented after many solicita-
nent once In that city. where he may be consulted
every W Wednesday md Saturday In each week, from
o9D mars IL
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~ NOTXRY PSBLIG
octU-o OYHrcH-SYAR BIII nrua
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u bo6x SNp Jts kRIurxRs,
1918 Fennsyivs mia sssn0s, fsos<h niA.D
BIUI WORK spsc6aa0. uovD-lv
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GREEN GINGER,
GREEN GINGER,
aUg3 81 N. ". BURCHELL. 1892 a..