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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
Postscript.

TIH CANADA WAR, continues 10 be characterized
like the Florida War Ending week aud breaking
out the next-snd so on, al mfnitHm Oar readers
will perceive by accounts ia this paper that quite hat
lie has been perperaed on the northwestern frontier
Of the upper Province since last between tho Pat
riots and the British Red Coats, aud that the latter,
herctoiors, or oonquerors On the whole, how.
ever it hardly be doubted that the disaifrclcd il,
either Province will be enabled 10 mske much more
disturbance at present The Montreal papers down 10
tary operations
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

ia Clarendon ON the 9th ult. sncr ,hot, hot Dc.
iressine ncs, of MAE day, which she blte with
Chrsisn patience and rpiitr rnaiian the Dyias
asia. Mrs Anne J. Freeman, ct West Rutland aged ts
Having long lived 20 adafa the religion which ,hs pro
ic-ted she died with hope iull &C Immortality
Ia Boston of consumption, Miss it,beroa Theresa
Reed fnnrtls novice % tho Chst'caiovn Nuanetv,
s.od ; ia her Last hour she atcsird ~ tho truth or
the Narrative which she heretofore yuhlishcd
Ia BnAaio \ y 2lh uli Doctor Cyrcnus Chapin,
aged GA his residence near Salisbury, Ma on The
ghh Oh, RcM Rev William Moray Stone " u
BshIp ofthe Proios'ant Epis Church IN Maryland
At Sifatham. II sth nsi lion Paine Wingatr. a.
Ecd Hp, graduate of Harvard Unworthy be was =
Stuai0i boo Zoe FIRST Congress his wc. sister " tho
late Timothy Pickering, survives him At the age or g6.
la Hcibel Fob y Nrs Mercer G. wifi oi Justin lii.
he, and daur hicr of Enos Child Ia %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

We have a la,, the testimony 81 the National h.
toll Frncrr a sappor Of iae often expressed opialoa o.
uaf Washington correspondent and ourselves that CD
DO 90 q al. l.gsiions cannot become q iaN. Oui
spaal.at, 10 concluding be aa-nr ot Mr. Web
sicfs splendid speech. iar which we have not room
tlis morning. srpf~sses himself as follows
AfirF ibis sprrch, an sitcf ahal have hrsrt che
ysu Bufen t.tn say % 81, .aofe believe t4e slb
Treasury 1915 will pass TIE House than believe tlli
he 80 wii fsi.
a tss same hnls. | 90 nai suppose that ans o.hel
scheme stl b. tdoplrc - G.. grrss ana theFeiair
the SllTfr sssfy Rsu 81 M snlsn IA actus operation
q hss been SAGE ths middle 81 Mag lat JOsr. q
Cersu4egre
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

O' the sppsopatoa ~ the pscecods uf cd iurnitare
., is fres,eep,s hooss 70 the purchase 81 new,
agreed 70
GtEpt4se az Wssmiseros.--We arc hsp'sy, sx'
,r,n,sy hsppy To learn frea wssinglan iha Nc mos,
dsiesissl- sud damaing q all practices which could
visit the seai q sly government. except dueng and
dfunhenaess Is shsa, hr essrminsisd from the esp
ol e ,ne unted Stairs. at lsas,, we hope So from
vhsi follows. whieh copy from the New Yofk
AsaeIissn q Thursday last
T,aa car Theological eory~poaden,
wa,ntso1os, March u, lass
A bil was reported in The House th. morn ~ for
tie suppression Of rambling IN tbr District such
has been auRonsly drscd or many yeuts but
owing Legislators themselves being soc offenders
Il coad noi be- expected tha they would be a hurry
to provide rod ia their own baoAs
wrp~rsuAr. March Il
SryATE-Mr Mons, on leave, introduced bah to
divide the Territory of Wisconsin aud Go establish the
Territory Of loNby Read twice and referred,
The Senate Proceeded 10 Tie farther consideration Of
TIE Suh Treasury iii
W. Robbins spoke about an hour and half in oppo-
siton.
Mr Benton followed IN favor Of the bill in opposi.
ton 20 al banks and banking and IA yindiration OF the
present prosperous condition OF N.e country. Before
be bad concluded he gave way 10 molten to adjourn,
and
The Senate adjourned
Uorst-Nf Paynier, on leave. presented memorial
durlliug Referred 10 the select committee.
Tho till anneGing Alabama to the Sixth Circuit #
the L. States Circuit Courts, cad third time and
passed.
4 message was &c ceived from the President Of the
United States. enclosing communication from the
Secretary OF State the subject Of canal across the
.s,hmns Of DatIcn.
The House resumed, in Committee of the Whole
the Annnal Gcneral Appropriation BIZ, the details oil
which occupied the remainder Of the day.
From impression Of the state OF feeling snd opn-
ion prevailing md about the Capitui yesterday,
really entertain a belief that the Sub Treasury bill
which has been much debated In the Senate, no,
hac, 10 bre'm law, without very material allcra-
lions -.Nlt Tttei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

Congressional Temperance Sacifty The annual meet
ing Of this Society was held in the Capitol at Wash
insion week before Inst The Chair was occupied 10y
the Hon. Felix Grundy, Prcaideatoi The Society aud
the meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev Mr
Siccr plain Of the House Of Representatives. Nj
Adams. Judge White and many Senators and Repre-
senio ives, present and the audience FILED the
lower part Of the Hall aud the galleries The Rev
Marsh Secretary of the American Temperance Union,
gave brief view of the present state Of the temper
ance cause in this aud foreign countries; and remarks
were made by the Hon John Reed Of Massachusetts,
Hon J T. Randolph Of New Jersey, and others after
which, the Hon James Silk Buckingham, ex member
of the British Parliament, addressed the meeting Tor
an hour and half Conn Conr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
TEACHERS.

Rev. l.. T. MACK, a. ~, plusciPtL
Mr.. JOSIAH c. iIAzEL1lNE, Tcpcher Of i.aaguus gee.
Miss ALMIRA HODGES, Principal Il the Female de.
partmcHi.
EMOLlNE HOWE. Teacher Il Freuch, Mu,ic
Drawing, Painting &r
CAROLINE llOwE,Am sIan, Teacher in rrcueh
Muse, Drawing, Painting &c.
BOLIVIA SWALLOW, Prime sal Of tho Primsry
Department.
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nnlGmroN MANkEr-.llarch n. 1sas.

At mattet 300 Reef Cattle, $50 Sheppard Swine,
About 80 Beet Catic unsod
PWcis-- Bfcf can't Doll We quote Extra ~
fret quality Z Goa 81 I'd do. - 50 20 3d DO -
So.
ShpD. We quote lots At u. Z 70, ~, sudai
A.siHr Lott were taken at : a - Tor snws and
= Ia Cor burrows few taken at retail at from e
q iNc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
TUITION.

Common English branches, per quarter, $500
Higher do do 30 400
Accent Language, 500
trerch, ('Hirs) 500
Muse do with use Of inslrumsut, 1000
Downing sud Nolzalinto Painting, 10 800
Chinese Painting, 30 900
Wax Flower aud Fruit. 10 500
Lcc'urcs ou Chemistry and Botany. de-, each, 100
Bofrlou in tho Seminary charged SiO0 per A..
nuH This charge includes the expense for ordinary Ia,
ninn, board during the tern ulJ room rent. Wsshipg
y ~ cents per On. Fu1 arl nsh'- ~ eos, Term
hi payable quarterly 'n advance. No hil made Tor .
lrl. Gme thau one Quaror.
The BOARDING Department. Tor tho ptogcni ), urdoi
the supruniendauco Of tho irincinal
= HOWE, Secretary
lH.i" 81 He Corporations
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NaRRIrn.

10 Ncnipeiiot 10TH ,usi ~ /. ntges ESQ W. Joel
urusase 20 Ms. May pafnr Aiet both aithe iotu,et
place
A;so Ny The san,e ~, Edward l. rarnents, 81 aan,.
pslicf io Mites Cafoiinc Kent. oi Cslas
Ia Wnod,toch ON he sth inst IS Rec Hs,-n. NJ
laI no Smith. 81 hudgewa,ct 70 Misc tdahne Palm.
~ Of the iortnrt place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

The Snb- Treasury BH-ProsPects-- las, letter
from Washington contains estimated table % the
votes in the House of Representatives for and against
he Bill It details the votes in the lcspectluc States
The sum total u 9 follows;
For tho Biz Ill against 12G--Fieen MINORITY n
oainst it-and tha two seats from Mississippi md the
place of Mr. Ciley Of Maine, who was friend to the
measure, being vacant.
We should now infer from this estima'cd table, as
we'll as from all we have heard for the last three days,
ut the Bill cannot pass the House Of Representa-
tiycs- EichmeHd Enquirer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
Found,

- vi msu'ts rlurf a., ur near ibs Frnallis Hoist
> 90 th's village. q black VELVET RiTfCULEwin
'alrf .f meek Handkcrchiofs end sevcrsl other ari,
poo rap'4IHsl therein. The owaeg csr have the zane
by tay.as fort. o. notice.
t,u.isal booz Store March % 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
Notice.

\ MELTING u The Frc1k 20 ibr fluilsni AnI
u NhurhsJ Raj Road D. requested IL peamss,
Hl''i, '1 Ihluiay ahsrnoo. uc1i, a. oeIprk
Ka bod. aiar-i 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
curacneA1tp ron fuf nns,tn.
ENCOURAGING TO TEMPERANCE.

Mn usrtoW Ilasronp Aecpes ~ the Esgle Tavrfa
in East Peshnsy. havinr,an the i3,h osi banished all
intoxicating lqucrs iraa, ls bar ana established 'em
nerance House or entertainment coolly nunihes Of c
Eens ftcndy 81 the efieureanee assembled 20 tie
afternoon sud par,sok Of public dinner, prepared by
Nc iiosfrd Coz the The cloth beng removed
the mee,inb ~ 30 called go order by Mt biss, and
M Elisha Ashley Ese was chosen President aud Mr.
s Mears Secretary Aud rs testimonial OF their sem
tmen,s On the occasion which had brought 'hrm iocrih
e. the iulosng resolutions were setrralN introduced
aud adopted.
ny M 4. miss.
Reso'rtJ. Tn, ,bc friends of Temperance have rea.
son to rejoice IA view Of thc PROJECTS of ,rmpefsuce
principles end ihe great change manifest in public sen
tmrn, en- d.s interesting sati.ct
Resor,ed That the distinguished md elevated ground
taken by Mr. Harlow Hosord "a baulslinf nioacat7,
liquors from his bar aod establishing a Temperance
House Of pnbc entertainment entities hn 10 the hieH.
IS, consideration Of citizens and hc special regard
of all thu friends Of tho Temperance cause.
by MIS-. Mcnrs.
-R,salr,d. Tha, the course taken by JorL BrtN.S,
T-q in disseminating the sale Of ardent spirits on the
oeealion Of holding The County Temperance Conven'
ton at West Pouncy, deserves, and has, the thanks OF
this meeting
by Joel Herman Esq.
Reyo'rcd That IN consideration Of the sacrifice made
by Sir losord in disseminating the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors at his public house will, his specia' oe'a-
sion pay hitn double price for our entertainment
Before the adoption of this resolutions Mt Hos!otd
stated that be declined any extra compensation that
he did not establish Temperance House 70 make N on
ey out Of IT, but ofrcspeet to the Temperance cause
The meeting however made taraet Of the resolution.
ny Mr. Eliss.
R,sorcd, That notice Of the foregoing facts be pub
lshed IN the papers Of this county lorthe qualification
and encouragement Of The friends Of Temperance -
other towns with the ardent hope that others seeing
this good work will ago and DO liAewise''
EFsHA AsnLLy, President.
$. MrAUs, Secretary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

FasE--The Coretngf Of th,s State hss tpPoin,e6
Triesy, ths oh asy Of AFTi As dsy q iasngs he
il,.hsiien sHd qrtyef
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RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 90, 1898.


NEW York -"Tac work goes bravely on" in this
state Local Elections taking place which indicate
most emphaiieay that the astonishing revolution which
took place last year. did stop the general canvass
which gave the Wings twenty thirty thousand ma.
jorty but is stil progressing, not slow, but swift and
sure, and probable by the congressional and
general elections the loco oco Van Buren, parzans iii
not have scarcely single member either in congress
the state legislature
1t viii be remembered that some Of the Western
counties AT the las, election not only retained their loco
f1co ascendeucy bu; hardly moved towards political
reform ~ the late local elections the Wings
rying all before them Jefferson county in which the
stood l2 Loco ioco to Wings las, fa-haye re-
Gently ho.r town meetings carried 10 GU, Of the 10
In Chenaugo the Wings have carried IL Of the 10 su-
pcrvisors Las. year loco foco l3-WAigs supefvi.
sors In schohnuie aud Oswego counties the work Of
reform is also going bravely
Nav Haupsane Our Wing friends in the Granite
State tey have had Glory enough for day, al
the late election They have nearly if no; quite carried
their Goyrrnorand they have large majority in tho
legs,rre
la 40 towns received through the medium Of IhS
Boston and New Hampshire papers
Gen. Wilson (Whig) has 1892 votes
Pension Agent Hin Coco loco) 1923
Mai for Wilson 1919
/ The above returns include all abou, WHARF Hill live
aud where he is bcst known. In Concord, MIR Il
residence, lac had al votes Gen Wilson had 637 Il
Krene, Gen Wilson's residence, lie had 400 votes hi
opponent, Ill., had 10 The only fears tina, the Wing
have Of Hills election IS, that they may have vote
mole folly for him where he is less known in the bac
towns
LsrrR Since the foregoing prepared lear
that returns have been made Of $50 towns, which Civ
ill majority Of about 1900, and that abou, - sna
towns TO BE- returned Will probably that ms ioi
y 10 about 1900. The Wings, however, claim arg
majo.ty ia the state Legislature and consider the reye
luton IN poblic sentiment hardly without parallel
rrw days viii tell the story with certainty.
/. ~ nE Two TtrrrUASoE IrrIWos in this v.llas
'ast SEX aud tbs well attended and the r,
cri,cd large aeoes.ons 2l1 subscribed tie Rr
plsdge hr FuosIs eioquence and Arguments were 10
poerriu 90 be resisted
We understand about the same number recently "a,
,ae piS4gs in ,Ae wes, Village Near COO converts
doa pretty vel 1r one effort, IN town Of a pop
b .lt,on of Ices thsn 5000
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

Wilmington. a. c. ..fsrch 9--We learn from Gen
Hernandez who passed through hete Tuesday last
on his way e. Washington, and who came drcct from
FLORIDA that the operations against the Scmnoles must
close The season, but that there prospect
Of the wars ending with The ptescn, campaign, unless,
of which, however the hope is slight, the distractions
among themselves may induce voluntary submission.
No hostile movements had recently taken place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

.Ni.sissBIa McNutt has issued his pr0clama.
uon, oIIerng elect Iau Of members 81 Congress
90 iasc piacc "a the % aud 9Th a Pril ensuing
The Legislature adjourned tiie ldih OIL after o
session Of iisiy-rfven days The new Governor veto
90 several ars ronc thr rest one repeating The dam
ages bank pfolrsied for non-psy Hrnt 30 spe
c.s. which Afterwards passed BY The constitutional
aaj .r.y-
The following are TIE managers o. The Union BaaA
tHe rev mamfaaih % ljU01Gn
Hiram O. Kennel. l. Irvin, J Goorh J 3
Morgan. Thamas l.sud J Grimbali, Y " William
s.n. Mrl,a-. James Barnes, James McLairn. --
p moe .3ar iraa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

MlcmoAN MONEY. We have been furnished
With the following extract Of letter from ner-
camille house N Detroit, 10 u gentleman 10 this ci
~. II bears date. Feb. l7.-7roy WHs.
I'VE have had nearly siIty acc Banks start ia'o
operation within about the last three months.
gney arc called the "WIl Cat G4uk,"-,he notes
they issue a7e called ovid Cat M0ney"-our
stale is FOIL ofil-ihat AMI Shin Pastors are our
entire circulation; # you take Five dollars to dag,
perhaps tomorrow, four out Of thf five may be
good for nothiag--a dollar in specie Is almost u
rare as a swallow in mid. winter Oar letters
some aes las ~ the Post Office for three days,
before 90 ralse specie enough 10 get them
. out notes 81 he chartered Banks ADD orr City
Banks. are almost GU, Of circualon--at the re-
sumption Of specie payments, down will go the
"Wld Csis. and We shall VAS going to Say,
Doe without a currency. The general cry IS, whtt
-hsll d. and ahat w.l be tie result Of al The:
bot no one can aaswcr the question. The State
of Ohio, ou Which, we SO mach deqond for Pork,
Batter, Cheese and other Prodlcp, fsy, we eau
send gnu % more your money BE- worthless. Men
tdal we pad moner TO lasl October aud Noycm-
ler, IRE htnginki baCs 90 us again, saving they
cau do nothing vijb h.. DOR very largest custom
et vas here only TAgrsIay iast. ".lh fifteen thou
sand dlliars-za}iug 4 wa- of no uAe 10 tim he
could not pass q fin2lc dollar VI it--sud the gem
eJal cry nos o., Nhat suall wc de-, hpw shslI we
ac, ul,ug. Bn, time wiIi tc.i--and therefore we
mus, asit the result three months more VII,
expect, teN tale"
Oao A Whiv state Convention was to have been
held "a Columbus, OHIO on the An instant Seven
counties alone base appointed 900 delegates.
Both hauaes have c9acuusd 20 resolution against
anseElng Texas to t1c Union.
The Legislature vail adl0uiu 90 the II last
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

hfafafkg Ascending o. i1r return u TAR TAI com
ui.asonrFf she whlr valuation % property "a tbs taiS
j sss385s.0si. Tho etufusIr1 eHpt nongsrs II N
soTrrnon-ni tof ih- gear racfng Dtig5er le3s 81 DO
lie estniatsd fres4pi s--,- 0i3
Tie Legislature bss tegufnee after sPgfoFs,si4 Z.
ss3o 600 Tor pfosreutiHF w1iAs 81 steras iDFfofs-
faeat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

.Nsias. The Wing Convention assembled IN The
capitol on the J., in and nominated two ,lreaies
national convention both If whom IN favor OF Ar
Clay Gov Kent has b-eu ngain nominated can
didstc ~ the next election.
The Legislature of this state Is politically divided
follows Stnslc-lj Administration, "a opposition ;
linuse-e5 Administration 80 opposition. Three Com
sfrvatvrs included the administration list The
Goycrnof Secretary Of state, Treasurer, and Council
are Of the opposition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

pfahsu'rdna The AMT Bank BIZ, as it Is termed.
which makes the stock hojders liable, and compels The
banks specie payment before the FIRST Of
May next and imposes various other obligations, has
passed the lower House
la the Senate. Saturday last, two resolutions sub
United d1y 90 two ngo--the first requiring uncou
dlional resumption OF specie payments and the srcund
making the stockholders If the banks personally liable
for al the debis-camr up whcr the FIRST wasnsgGes9
by of II 10 3D. aud the second hy vote OF 81 to
9 MIR Pcnrose made an eloquent speech on the occa.
sion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

TIE ScAIass.r O.frere. MIR Tos. the Bri,sh MINIS.
Ter 81 Washington. IN bic correspondence with Nh
s~crr'ssy ForsFsh jssEes the attack apnn the sirAsusr
Cntuiise, upun tbs ground that she empleyrd IN
sd u The psiries Nj Fcrs1lh, IN he fret place. de-
mrs the facts stated hf Mr. FoK, and adds
"FFen admitting that the Documents transmitted
with youf nne conAin cnrsret statement ~ the &C.
currrnee Ties furnish igstficstinn % she sratess
ton committed upon he rrftofy ~ the L nted Siai,s
AN aggression which was the more unexpected ~
Sir Tfsncis Head in his speeoh at the openiag % the
Parliament Of uppef Cansda had expressed h- conf.
dence 10 The disposition 81 this Government 20 restrain
80 osens from taking part 80 The conGe, which was
fsgine in that Province"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

ST.. Tfeasarg Sehsne.
The ssnat. thsn sgs!u rroceecea 60 the considers.
toa OF the sob fe4surg ttl
Mr. Wehs,sf rrsuaea tt- ntof ans address lhe
seBAis sbcui iso hours and Ehi IN eonuuuHton ard
eoneiusin oi hs sFercu sgatHs she bii-psrsonisiiy
in 0rur 81 de consuiuiionsi posrF ard c4sF Il Con
gree. 50 rrrass s eaffrncf 30 feb,t 10 81 Csihoun.
,bd the go, chszcigf and purposes o. 'Ae ton-
fiitutinn
NJ kost4as hsEng Indicated bls desire 10 sPfsA 20
ths tuti~ri.
The sennls aeloufnee sasS an eisentTs ssssion.
HSgfI--os iaos,ou Il NJ Csabreieng ths Hsass
LSsk up TIA cssi. as "a esile Sfprftiiru tl, anc
tho cussais oasIcd lefeio ~ tieas Caaabfsens
sns Eeh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

NoSpAY, March -
slxArr--A message was received FROM the presiden,
oi the Uuitet States thipush Mr. Van Buren,, bis
private Secretary.
The following pctjots SC wero presen ed --
D. Mr. Buchsaan F,om ciliscns from Washington
county Peausylsnua against toe practice Of dueling,
and pfavinr congress pass Jaw cor is suppression
By Mr. Wall, 4 memorial Of tine same-mpnrl, from
a meeting 4, Neattk, of citizens Of New Jersey Both
memorials were read and laid the table, and ordered
10 be printed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

OHIO A Wh'g state Convention was 10 have been
held "a Calum1us Ohio on the 4ih Instant Seven
counties alone Aa.e appointed 900 delegates.
Both houses have c9ncuusd 20 resolution against
anaexing Tetas TO the Union.
The Legislature vail adj0uin 90 the - ust
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20 auo oAoqa on, 6doo asuold ~ "A sIo,IpH-SO
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~ nspus,W OH 'lodud i!aWJo Gdoo quo 'I@m
"!q pI1mloJ lI!M sa,uiS psi!un sql Il! Isqs!l
auu Aodsdsmsu qoas lpp sloAG sHsu aIoJsIsqi
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$50 .ssouoid aInMnIa0 uo,SMWEM ~ paqsI IT
's"D NVaHvMTII0 e'l' 10 Io,!pH IHANI
'sdaHsI1and HadvdsAA7N OIL aolLON
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