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rHAnmACr mArrEns.
stricken from the Register-A Me-
York Opinion.

stricken from the Register-A New
York Opinion.
"There will be some interesting news
from pharmacy headquarters shortly"
remarked Commissioner Booking, yesterday
in replyto REGISTER eSyoy's news query.
Gas howT"
"Well, good many pharmacists have
been violating the liquor provision of the
pharmacy law, and we expect some returns
from the clerks Of the Circuit Court. The
law provides that when a druggist shall
have been twice convicted of violation OF
any provision his name shall be stricken
from the register; and that closes him up
Have any names been stricken on
YETI
"Yes, several of them. One man has
been twice convicted, and the court ordered
his place closed up as q nuisance. None
of them have come trccln Wheeling, how
ever"
Suppose yoE give me the names
There's the rub. In some States all
names. as soon as stricken from the regis
ter, are given to the press, but We have
Fever vet discussed that matter. / expect
to see Mr.. Boggs at Steubenyille tomorrow.
and will decide the matter then"
docs striking q pharmacists name from
the register prohibit him from selling
thereafter
"Perhaps that's matter for the Attot-
ney General 70 decide. ! think IL does,
however, as every druggist must be regis.
tered and if he is not registered | presume
he cannot sell drugs and medicines"
Mr.. Booking produced the following,
with the remark that it was fine editorial.
1t is taken from the American Pharmacist,
of New York:
The new Pharmacy law OF West Virginia
which was passed in March last may be con-
sidered as being now fairly in operation
three of the four commissioners appointed
under it-Messrs. Edmund Booking, OF
Wheeling, Secretary of the Board, Z. L.
Boggs, of Charleston, and A. n. Williams,
of Parkersburg, having met at Wheel
ing, June Sth, and completed the
labor of organizing, issuing explanatory
circulars, notices, etc, to the pharmacists
of the State. The law in its general fea-
lures is like what is known as the Wiscon-
sin law, and it is nearly the same as the
excellent law which is not on the statute
books of the great State of New York. 1t
provides for the examination and registra-
ton of those desiring to practice pharma-
cy, regulates the sale of poisons and intox-
icating liquors, being very stringent in re-
gard to these last which may not be sold by s
druggist except "for medical, scientific or
mechanical purposes" on penalty of a fine
of not less than twenty-five nor more than
one hundred dollars, and after the second
violation he shall be stricken from theroll OF
registered pharmacists. This applies also
to the sale of such preparations as contain
alcohol and are used as beverages-such as
numerous "bitters," etc. 1t is the special
duty of circuit judges in charging grand
juries to call special attention to this pro-
vision of the law. This is asit should be,
and will suit all reputable druggists.
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In the Municipal Court Of whcclias
Indiana Deiten, J.
Stella spansenbery and other.
The undersigned, special eomns~al
hereby give notice that they will, by -
OF the authority derived by them frcu |, -
made by said court In aid cau>e 90 p. +
day OF July, A. ID. 1872, sell II public a.. !
20 The highest bidder. at the front dar
Court heuse Of Ohio county, West yin,]
'n 'nf N It' 81 n xudts n Il, A. n
commencing at 10 O'Clock q m, The N, :,
described In the bill OF complaint in ~ :
a. that Of which Henry Fulton died -, ,
possessed, being part % lot 2ls, in EuiVAJ
Ing In said city, county and state, In ia y
ward OF said city, fronting ON the NOR, ;
Of Sixteenth street, and bounded q g.
commencing nj . poipt In the kouth llnrs
lot distant Twenty-Five feet from the .S,ay
corner Of the lot measured along af,S
parallel with the east line OF sald los 4
south side OF the alley In the rear Of n, ;
theuce with the south aide OF said Az, \
westerly direction thirty.hyy feet: thee, ;
southerIy direction parallel with aid esl
line OF Maid lot TO the north ,idc u sr.y
street, and from thence with the north -
sixteenth street 70 the place Of hyilI
Dtluk tulTty iCtt tfuut HUu running
OF that width from Sixteenth stree, o.,
drtd and twenty-five feet, more of Ie.. n
alley ia the rear OF the lot.
The land 10 be sold has upon II . a.,
tenement frame house and II yety deS.,
property In good location.
TERMS OF SALD-One-thiri Of the ru-s
money, and ~ much more thefcof - u.
chaser oh all elect To pay. In cash % Tho
OF sale; the residue Of the purchase "a q,
be paid In two equal inst,llments. pty.ls,
spectiyely In ak and twelve months irou
day OF sale with interrst from that daJ
Patsshs.sr to Fiys nsES,i,sls I,ron..',
the undepigned, and the title 10 b. r,l,I
until the payment In full Of N. pg'rAs
money ~ further security for the pyas
Of said notes-
r. q. CRACRArT.
ALFRED CALDSE.
Special Commis.Cusn
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Public Sale OF Red Estih

10y VIRTUE OF A pECkIE on Z
ID Circuit Court Of Ohio county, We
Yinia, rendered on the 9th day ~ NJ
In n suii In chancery therein pending. "
MA. Iantry, administrative, ds- -
plaiuapt and Thomas Burke and othsn
defendanta, will. on
SATURDAY, AUGUsT 3 lN
Court House OF ohio county. s-ii 4 =.
auction the following described pntsp
In 10 aay; A portion Of lot numbers -
seven lG), ON the west side Of MAS -
Centre Wheeling, which portion - cos..l
within the following boundries: hsrns :
he northeast corner OF the lot thssc :
with the east line of The lot y ~
inches TO (but sxcluaive OF ths ne,vJ
OF the house formerly beionsint y ~
Ishan, and erected On she soalh nav
lot; thence wcst, at hight angie W
street, ~ feet 10 an alley IN rear o.
thence north, parallel with hAin M1
q feet inches 10 the borthv e<i COM
lot: thence east with the north iips d
about IN feet TO place OF bexinninr
serving 10 OWner and Occupann OF
mept on the south quarter OF We -.
lot -, tbe right Of way, In com m1n -
purcRaaer, 10 the alley or pasuay ~
nl,out three feet ON Main stfest and sfes
west OF even width, about o. ie't, 49,
the tsnsnsnt eesctsd ON the sad ~
lot 81, and the said tenement 90 w
quarter Of lot %.
TERIs on BALE-Ons-third Of Tho ~
money tor 20 much more - th. ~.
may eleef) cash In haod on the eL1
and the remainder In Two sqnsl in 49,
In nins and eighteen monns 60
from the day Of sale, vim Ill.,
81 Z 1ssd Of lust o. Lhs EsoEsry, 49,, -
HHNRf =. kU
Roscial Comniss
W: n lALlER Aucti0usef. -
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WESTON.
Railroad Right or Way-Teacher's In.
te-Powers-Lamar Murder Case
Political.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
WESTON, w. Va, July 24.-The city faith
ers have thus far refused to grant the right
of way to the Weston and Buckhannon
Railroad company through town. The sur
vey lies through portion of the town that
has not been built up, and would pass
along what is called Fourth street without
doing any damage to the town or property
therein.
The route as surveyed and located is the
nearest and really only practical path for
the road, the other route making detour
OF some distance out in the country TO get
around the corporation limits. The enter.
prising people of the town are asserting
their Indignation at the fogyism displayed
by the Council in their refusal to grant the
right of way, by the vigorous circulation
and signing of petitions, and it is thought
that on sober second consideration the au-
thorities will be unable to stand the storm
of popular sentiment that demands the
right Of way, and will OF necessity be COM
PEELED to grantit.
A district teachers institute convenes
here to-day. 1t is one of three to be held
in the State. Prof.s DeGraff, of New York,
Wade, OF Norgantown, and Superintendent
of Public Instruction b. l.. Butcher, OF
Wheeling, are expected to be present as in
structors. Already the pedagogical army
are marshaling their forces, and good
time generally is anticipated.
A petition for the release of H. L. Pow
ers, Of Roanoke, this county, now held
here by order OF the Governor for the kill
ing OF Lamar. in Spencer county, Ind, IL
being circulated here. and is receiving the
signatures Of many of our best and leading
citizens. 1t will be presented TO the Gov
ernor for his consideration in few days.
Col. A. w. Woodford has announced him
self as candidate for State Senate, subject
to the decision Of the proper nominating
convention.
The friends of W. +. Lively, so we under
stand, think of making 1t 'Liyely" for the
man who gets the Congressional nomina-
ton at the Convention to be held here some
time in August. as he is an aspirant with
good following for that honorable position.
The personal and political friends of
Hon. A. A. Lewis, insist on his becoming
candidate for the Senatorial nomination,
and his name is being called from every
quarter, but he has not as yet consented &c
be announced as a candidate.
Taken as n whole the political outlook is
very brisk and the denizens of this meek
of woods" are expecting exciting timex in
the near future.
Ny daughters Paralysis ataxis dissp-
nj
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A Trio OF Casualties, None o. which
Were Fatal. -

NGEC 1oAaAs
Yesterday morning, at I1:S0 o'clock,
John Rinehart, youth of 16 years, was
shot in the face and shoulder with pistol
ball and narrowly escaped being killed.
he was spending little leisure time In
the shooting gallery, on Marketstreet, con-
yersing with the son Of the proprietor,
a boy about his own age. The latter held
in his hand q target pistol, loaded and ready
for use. Young Rinehart was leaning over
the counter and in sport reached under for
box of cartridges used In the rifles. The
boy saw him and ,,jiayful scuffle ensued,
IN which the pistol was discharged. The
ball strpSx Rinehart in the right cheek
near the mouth, glancing of and imbeddiug
itself in his shoulder and breaking the col
lar bone in its passage.
He at once ran up Market street, with
blood streaming from his wounds, and en-
tered the queensware store OF his brothers.
Physicians were summoned and after a
partial examination he was removed to his
home at Mrs. Metcalf's boarding house, on
Fifteenth street. Here the face wound
was sewed up, but the shoulder was so
badly swollen that all probing failed to
find the ball. The wound may and may
not prove fatal apd to-day another effort
viii be made to find tho ball
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DOWN THE RIVER
Among the Lower Towns and Fishing
Clabs.

Cl9bS-
A great excitement was caused at Clar-
ington on last Thursday evening by a
young man named Frank Given, who re-
sides q short distance below town, snatch
ing pocket book from companion and
stealing sls. He ran aboard OF the circus
boat and made his escape to this side OF
the river, but the police were in hot pur,
suit. ssGiyen was formerly employed in this
city at one OF the clothing houses and was
fired out" His chances for Columbus are
good.
THE Henry Logan, with Richards circus
on board, passed down from Moundsville,
last Saturday for points below,
THE members of the Speidel fishing club
were entertained in royal style at a grand
dinner on last Friday BY the Hob nail
fishing club. 1t wound up with grand
dance, and 7. T. Cocayne played. Billy
Blackburn, of Bellaire, one OF the finest
yocalists in Belmont county, sang some
choice selections ana was presented with a
magnificent boquet made OF "gimsen"
weeds and willows.
TOMMY BAMFoRD, of the Hob Nail fishing
club, performed some of the most wonder
full feats on the horizontal bar at their
camp last Friday that were ever witnessed.
Barnum has offered him thousand dol
lars q week TO travel the rest of the season,
but he has n ot accepted.
The wedding of one of the Hob Nail fish
ing club to a Darlington lass is causing
considerable fun among the boys They
will give him a grand send off, and have
engaged T. 7. Cocksyne's full orchestra for
the occasion.
Eph Wells, of Wells Bottom, will move
TO Texas next week, and will so into the
sheep business on heavy scale.
The Given robbery down at Sunfish
caused more excitement than has been in
old Monroe county for many day. The
steamboat disaster was entirely forgotten.
Marshal Meek, of Bellaire, Who is a.
present down the river with his fishing
club, weighed when he left home only one
hundred and City pounds, but he now tips
the beam at two hundred and eighty. He
sent to his tailor to make him suit OF
clothes and sent large wool sack as the
measurement
Oliver I. Blackburn, of Bellaire. is at
present a guest of the Hob Nail Fishing
Club. He is so years Of age, but acknowl-
edged the boss fisherman Of the camp.
Freel Wilkinson, who is fishing down the
river, says he caught fish that weighed p
pounds. He is going to ship it to Col Jake
Watson, OF the South Side, to be placed
along with the eight foot fish that Jake
caught on q minnie line.
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worthy OF Praise.

Asarule we DO not recommend Patent
Medicines, but when We know OF one that
really is a public benefactor, and does posi-
lively cure, then We consider il our duty TO
impsrt that information 70 all Electric
Bitters are truly most valuable medicine,
and will surely cure Billiousness, Fever
and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney Com
plants, even where all ether remedies fail.
We know whereof We speak, and can freely
recommend them to alL-Erch-Sold ut
fifty centsa bottle, By Logan &Co.
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Mstss':. Sale Of Valuable R.,j !

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rpr,.
- cuted 10 the undersigned n
Cooper, Lizzie Cooper and San h cny ID
July I'M, 1850, and OF record i'm NJ fei, ~
Book No. ~, In the once Of The O. 4
county Court Of Ohio COUNT W.T. q
VIII, on Iueeday. the 3tnd dsv :. '.rs
l&8, NJ 10 O'Clock a. L., at the I'm, AZ,
the Court Holife Of Ohio coun,r Ss M
auction TO the hishsst bidder ths i. d,
RAJ esfs..e, to-wtt: Lot No. s.. On N. We,
., Eoff street, In that part a. -
Wht elin1 calle4 Centre wheslip, @
county, West Virginia, With al ths IA,
and appurtcnancos thereui:o l,s,on.s
ing the same property hcreiofnre cassS
Bridget Cooper ~ John Cooper 2, nj 90
dated IanuAyy 18th, H.A, and of w., /
once % the Clerk o. the Coun,r oSses nj
Ohio county, Wet Virginia. in b. Z
No. 81, on page 5.6 "" y
This sale q made by direction n, p
metz, the ccsfut que fTasf In said ds,S
payment Of the Interest In defiant o,a !, 70
described In said deed. "
Terms Of 6ale- One third az IN.
money Will be required In cash. o,.,,sl Z
six months from the day OF sale 49,
naming tAird In twelve months ir,, y,
Of sale. The purchaser must give nj.
bearing six per cent. Interest. for The A..
payments, with good security, And ~. !
will be retained until sstd no.es Ana =,
are psid. II the purchaser desire h, "a.
ali cash. 7he tile Is believed 10 br "a!
selling as trustee ] shall eonssy orr
lille Is 10 granted by the deed Of ,rsS y
JOHN o. PENpLI:rSS
EDWARD CHRIsrMAN, ~.
Auctioneet.
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Adjourned Sale Of Account

In chancery In the Circuit coL!s Of o.!
W. II. Robinson and Others,
Charles +. J. Binsell and othcr
BY virtue OF an order made by IN, IN
Court Of Ohio county on the srd day Of q
lss2, IN the above entitled cause. The II
signed Receiver will, on THURSDAY, JrJi
l4s2, commencing Mt 10 O'Clock q. m q
front door OF the Court Hou-e ~ Ohio ccus
West Va, proceed 10 sell the ouisiAs.l
accounts due 10 the nrns of Houston ~
and Charles ID. J. BinEell. being the saa'
ported 10 the court and orierd 10 10 I
Any person desiring "a &c lit o, ~
counn can do 70 by calling cu the undsrss
A list Of said accounts viii BE- sihibixl
the dny OF sale.
Terms OF sale, cash. n HEJ
fxh HARfi yer. lOlO MHl1 -.
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RIGHT HAND LAcERATRD.

Yesterday morning as Joseph Summer
field, a catcher at the Crescent mill, was
handling a roll of sheet iron 1t slipped and
caught his hands under it, lacersting the
right hand very badly. Medical attention
was Immediately called and the wounds
dressed. This will cause Summerfeld to
be idle for the next eight weeks, as his
right hand is very badly cut, nearly taking
the thumb and fore finger of.
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M]eelins Re9istss
TUESDAY. july e5, 1852.
L OCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.


For Sale-Belmont Mill Stock.
Lost or Strayed-Cow.
Wanted-Girl to do Housework.
University Of Virginia
Virginia Female Institute.
Bellevue High School.
Norwood High School and College.
Notice to School Teachers.
staple Groceries at Strike Prices-J. II.
Diehl & Co.
Summer Suitings-T. c. Moffat & Co.
.Grocers' Supplies-Edward Reid.
Champion Iron Fence-B. Fisher Il Son.
Beautiful Line Of Jewelry-Miller x
Franzheim.
Ladies' Slippers-J. T. Stone.
Tin and Japanned Ware-G. W. John
sons Sons.
Hop Tonic-R. II. List.
Bargains in Carpets--G. Mendel & Co.
: The Best-Tidai Wave Saloon.
Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons-J. W.
Ferrel.
Rope, Oakum, Blocks, Etc.-S. T. Her
sey.-[LOcal Page.
Lemons and 0ranges-N. Schulz.-[Local
Page
Painters Supplies-W. A. Wilson.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, July %, A. N.-For the
Lower Lake Region, slightly warmer
fair weather, winds mostly southerly, and
stationary pressure.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
fair weather, light variable winds, station
airy or higher temperature, and stationary
pressure,
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TIE SHOE STRING DISTRICT.
Editor HOrner's Views OF the Political
situation Down the River.

r. F. Horner, ESQ.,, editor of the Psrkers-
burg ScHtiRei, was in the city last evening.
In an interview upon the political situa-
ton in his (the new Fourthl Congressional
district, he said that things were yet con-
Siderably mixed. Although Mr.. Leonard
would 20 into the convention with the
upper counties largely for him, vet his
chances of the nomination were by
no means certain. Judge Jackson,
he thought, would get a fair por-
ton of Wood, aud a small part of
the other northern counties. EuStace Gio-
son will have a good following from the
lower end OF the district but Will not he
the nominee. In the case of deadlock
and strong contest, Sr. Horner, sntiei.
pates the selection OF new man, such as
Judge Charles Moore or 81. Sehon. The
convention is to be held at Point Pleasant
on August 10th. Mr.. Horner pleaded
ignorance on State politics in general and
declined to be further subject OF the re-
portorial pump. He left on the 80 train
this morning for home, having just re-
turned from a flying trip to the East
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SErBERT's Garden is one of the most pop-
ulsr pleasure resorts in this vicinity. Large
crowds 60 out every evening.
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NEW YORK, July 24-Sullivan and Tug
Wilson signed articles for another glove
tight, on the same term1 ~ the first, to
take place August 18th. Sullivan proposes
the fight take place in Western State Tor
5000 ilsiie. !
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TIE Turner'S of this city, have arranged
with the Pc. & ST. L. Railway Company
for grand excursion 10 Pittsburs on Sat
urday, August 5th, to attend the great
Turn Fest to be held at that place
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IoTTGRv.

IN PubsIs q rsgAsa~a carst.IIy -
ser and snlavVsd AtAems bS d)
svOAP1TAL Pn1xE, 0~J
ricksls only g. Bhasss In pfop
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In countries where malaria is prevalent,
or where the climate is subject to sudden
ehanses--should be found in every house
Browns Iron Bitters.
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BuckIenn Arn,ca salya.

The Best HLvK in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co
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The regular Thursday evening concerts
at Seibert's Garden attract an immense
crowd to this exceedingly popular resort
Go ont, and you viii not miss them again.
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SEIBERr's Garden il always opeu. G.,
out at any time and get breath of fresh
country air. All kinds of refreshments on
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J: II. DrEHL & Co, ]. s. welty, worthen
q Tleman. George Il. McMechen, r. J.
myth aud II. F. Behrens sell Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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iylS

Fcaa, s y e s.,. ssSG z: lS 5:
suit For fuyther petteolass
once. = .lauis q
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No RErrER -four made than Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


Why suffer the torrents OF Hades When
German Corn Remover will instantly re-
lieye you? CSC.
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BTr barrel Of Charter Oak. Ask your
grocer for il. Robert Simpson.
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Ri,fshurr Exenr.inn-

Coon. sweet wholesome bread all the time
when Charter Oak is used. Robert Smp.
son.
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ron sAIs.


n IRsr.cLAssyAM!ty AND -.
iree driver, yery siyiish and senus!5 - I
can drive him; WIN not scare M nayL,
Phaeton has been used but one 70. We
ness almost new. Enquire OF 'N {
y. J. h0rHG :
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Millions Test Nc.

Millions of Bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, as Trial Bottles of the large size.
This enormous outlay would be DISASTROUS
to the proprietors, were it not ior the rare
merits possessed BY this wonderful medi-
cine. Cali at Logan, & Co.'S, Drug
Store, and get a loo. Trial Bottle free, and
Try for yourself. Is nsEer hils TO cure.
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Thermometer ReeorI

The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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Ny daughters Paralysis ataxis disap-
peared from the use Of PERusA. B. c.
Hicks, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MONDAY.
ISL. 1852.
7A.x.l2M.sP.N. SPIN 7AM.l2M.3 PM.7rN
20 - - 81 ~ 20 81 rs
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MONDAY.

As taken at schnepfs Opera House drug
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AyynDxUASses
.A1s'..''': f'':"E
: . -;
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Comnlss loAers' SaIs,

In the Municipal Court Of wheclias
Indiana Deiten, J.