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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
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ny Yes1erdar IaminE efieI short Illness RACHEL LIN
The relatives and friends of the fnmly and those Of her
to aitead her funeral ffom Ter late residence No. npr"
s. THIS afternoon nthaf pas, clock without further invita-
o. On Sunday, Dec l. OF consumption, Mrs. LYONS in the
The friends and Iea,ves of the family, and of F. Rich
ards are respectfully nvi!ed to attend her funeral Tuesday
1day a Dec MaRY zasT III zsssfr s
est daughter OF john and Matilda j. Andeon IN the 18th year
The relatives and friends fny are requested m attend
her funeral this nernosh at o'clock from No. 50 Bower
onthe ID INST ISABELLA STEWART. youngest da.rb
yer OF Alfred anc Jennet Emendor. uged years and SIX
The relatives and friends of The family are invited 10 intend
NE funeral from No. 50 LaghtS tins afternoon at half past
SsqdAde9ly Of group. on Monday % inst GEORGE WASH
IN son OF JohnW and Sarnh Avery aged years
The remains will be removed TO White Plains for inerment
lns ,nenge o. his parents, 8 Roosevelt st, this (Iuesday)
,.t On ~ Fdsy ~ Neysmbe, 2h. MARY CATHARlNE. daueh
days - - 1D sals NAssieA. aged year. months and Is
On Friday Nsy. 15tl at Red Creek Wayne County n Y
y NJ +. NANCY M. wife Of Dr. l. Weierby in the I'D year
Al Leyden Holland, on the cd of Oct, Inst, Charles Job,
81 NJ aaent OF Medicine, brother Of m Hamanu, Beeck
,, on The 9Th November last. a, his residence in Derry
IL 'ohN NEsMfTH ESQ. in the 18th year of his age.
HEALTH OF THE CTYFrom the repo. of the CITY In,,a.
appears that the whole number of death, in NewYok
iot the week endn: November 90. 1-of whom a ,ye
men, 3 women 43 boys and 40 r-of these died of abce
oi apopeIy. of bleeding, burned of cholera morbs
. OF consumption % Of commissions. of Group oconye
hono lungs, of debility 1dnrhnn, Of drosy Of deon
'y IA the head Of droosy the Chest of ysen,er r
epilepsy OF eruption, OF fever, of consestiye fever AZ
femen lever of sea'e. fever, of typhoid fever, Of IT,
pou' evei'S OF disease OF the hea,, of hydropkoba Of
inflammation OF brain. Of inflammation of bowcl "A oF
nilnnnton OF lungs of inflammation Of throat, Of n,m-
matoy OF stomach, of inflammation of liver. or ;n,ns
OF maformaton, Of n,arnsmus Of old are or n.i.
o eumnts, Of 'c.ofaia Of small pox Of .prue. sai
ofvsraod @ sn o. ulcers Of uiceation of nestnes
70 ~ Z; 90 to lso natives of the uned STATE,
- oi feinnd oil England. Of Scotland Of (emar and
O France 10 were from the Bellevue Hospnl from fv
colored penops, "0n' L. 4. r aims'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

DIR. PIsE's LEoTUREs.-The third Of DR.. PlsE's
Theological Lectures was delivered on Sunday
evening 10 81. Peters Church, which was, as usual,
denssly crowded. The discourse was in continua-
tion and conclusion OF the subject, The Invocation
Of Saints" and was listened 10 with earnestness
which proves the deep interest those lectures have
already created. In his two preceding discourses
DR.. p quoted extensively from the Fathers fer the
purpose Of proving the oniverssly of the doctrine
Of Mediatory Invocation. He now introduced the
religious doctrines of the Apglo-Sa1ons CT Englsnd,
and very clearly demonstrated the prevalence among
them OF similar doctrine, on the immediate merits
of which he observed that the very fact Of invoking
the Saints as neGiqtors-in which capacity alone
the Roman Catholics address them-Proves that
they are considered dependents and not, as is al
legged, equals of the Deity-,be Creator be quoted
largely from the earlier Divnes OF tine Protestant
Church, showing striking consistency OF faith. on
this point between them and the Catholics; and more
especially on the part of Luther, whom he showed
as intoxicating and advising this very doctrine Of In
vocation of The Saints. The Lecture was as usual
verv able, and must have left still more favorable
impressions Of Dr. Pise, as coniroversialist.
His next Lecture will be on "Yeneraton for Sa-
cred Images"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
To.pay,s Outside.

First Page-Notices of New Publications Lesson OF
Peach Pages Enigma: Ole Bull; Seaised Escaping
from Slavery great variety Of Miscellaneous, and News
Paragraphs; Official Election Returns City Intelligence
last Page-Dirse of un Infant Poem, by w. II. c.
Hosmer Conclusion of Emersoas Address Commercial and
Money Matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
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o. A,eYnnder,p Trlcobapl

liable discovery beng Liquid Dye, Which ss sa 81 Bc
changes the colour OF the Hair 70 beautiful ND yrao.ncI
without injury 10 the Hair or SKIN. me 60 nd IS 1ns
neous effect, al other dyes requiring Eom ten "
It's superior excellence will be apparent to even
single application. For sale by u'hton C.. 49,. is.
10 As,or Horse aud Broadway cor OF iilH - Iay5
Liberty street or Of II. x G. AT Wright zoe as 3 In
PhiInIrDhln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
TENNESSEE Official.

The above does not incIude % votes poIled at
Tai,'s precinct, IN The county of Warren; IA of
which were given TO the Loco Foco candidates,
and G 10 the Wing candidates, which were not
counted, because they weFe made in separate
return, and not in the time prescribed by law
Aggregate vote of the State,
Gov. Jones has issued his proclamation an
nouncing the success ofthe Clay Electoral Tick
ct, headed by John Bell.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

Tnr DAILY TRIBUNE il served early hour IN any
mar. Of this City OF Brooklyn NINE CENTS per week paya
be TO the Garner those who prefer H. at the same rae
for ,x months year. payable at the Office in advance
Person, wishing be served will please send in the names
through the Post Office otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

NEw-YoRK HISTORICAL SocIErY.-At the stated
meeting of this body for December, to be held This
Evening, at the Historical Rooms in the University,
q paper will be read by Mr.. JOHN R. BARTLETT on
the History OF American Provinoialisms."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

To SeLr.SuAv1so GESTLENEs, possessing strong f'a
and tender face the Metallic Tablet and Strop ct s,a1
the only article TINT will obviate their dsus
most convincing proof of their utility IS that oe NM ~
lers in London, viz: Colman, Haynarket; hhhke, W
Strand Lowcock 80 Comhill; Thornbul ia New b'aa
street. have them for SALE and recommend them with e %
of their own Cutlery
d2 6tis G.. SAUNDERS, los BfoaiNS''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

pS- The Politicians Register contain, the ON
cal Election Returns Of the different states o he onoh
Cpn,os E the wear, 1910 and 1ss3 The Returns for the
Pr.sdeaa Election of 1874. viii be found in the Wig Al
mauhc for is5 Price of the Register Lex cens' OF 81 per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

wJ ]. w. JUDI & CO., successors to Winches-
ter, have published No. TX. OF the Wandering Jew.
The numbers are sold for 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Later.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

Last night the Members arrived in great num-
bers, and tomorrow there will, most likely, be a
quorum present, ready fos the transaction of busl-
ness. Speaker Jones arrived last night, and put
I'D at Browns Hotel. He does not appear TO be
in such good health ss he enjoyed last Session
Ex-Speaker White is stopping at Tyler's Hotel
He looks in good health and spirits, thoush feel
ing deeply. as all good Wings mast do, the GALA
nifty Detailing our Country in the defeat Of HENRY
CLAY. Just one week ago he saw Mr.. CLAY at his
house in Ky. He was in good health and spirits
No man would bear the defeat with more uucon-
Germ than Mr.. CLAY, where it not that he feels
for his friends and the Country. This is the
great characteristic of Mr.CLAY-forgetfulness Of
self in deep concern for the public good sena.
tor Berrien arrived last night, from Georgia, and
is stopping at Coleman's Hotel. Hon. William
A. Moseley, of Buffalo; Robert Dale Owen, of
Indiana, and his father, from England; James
Gorden Bennett, OF the Herald, and Collector
Van Ness, are also at this Hotel. The latter is
probably anxious about his confirmation. There
will be other distinguished arrivals of this kind
in the city before long. The Senate will attend
to their cases.
Gov. Woodbury., of New-Hampshire: G. w.
Tyson, of Philadelphia, and Henry c. Murphy,
of Brooklyn, arrived to day. MIR. CLAY was very
wicked for travelling on Sunday! Yours &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Inner Police Office.
DisfJ,rht

Disturbing Religious Consresdtion.-A mar
named james MeCsckea arrested la evening" pr dig
Amos Street the purpose of prayer Ia default OF bail he
YVES committed 70 pnson
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-A letter in the EreniEy
Post suggests Railroad from Cleveland TO Mills
vile. on the Ohio River, distance of so mics
This would make only six hours difference be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

IS5- TIE NEw-YoEz MuszuM IS doing frs,.rate bus;.
nine in number. create great sensation They sing adma
bly, Williams, the Chr. Chopper quite curozitr knvn
nazh, Murphy. bliss Adsir, Mrs Phillips &c and Jesseysce
the Danserse, uso appeal This strong bill fare tr one
shilling -. ''-e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

y CoLIsguA.-The Grand Battle OF BuyxER Hur-of
NORTH PoIST: Panoramic Views Of the CRY nv H., ~,
NoRE-IsLE or Cypress TERRIFIC STORM ScESx1A.a
sAips Gave and CRY or LowELL all for only 3 cents
Tbs CITY. W.. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

CmLnLA1Ss, CuArEs, CHAPS AND CRAcKs-Ths 18th
season ot the year when oughncs and injury happen
cafe skins Ladies. co Try cake Of Gonraud. ltats
skins may be afflicted with ep, positively by =, USE pr,sn
nrtv md velvet sof,ness We pledge reputation b.
truth OF this or take no paw But get genuine only Of h
proprietor, 81 Walker street. l store FRQo the ccus,s
Street Pearce Stanwix Hall. Albany Backus Bull. u
River street, Troy; Stori Hudson Gray, Poughk.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

G5- SALT RuyrM, ScRoFrLA, ScrRvY, soRrs, an, d
skin Diseases cured by the Of Dr. Felix Gonrnud wOrs
md bcssnr of he nge the Italian Medcated Soup Pray d
moi be imposed upon by cpunerfe but get the genuine Szj
nj the original office, 81 Walker street. s Store FROM b
wny 10 cents cake Al pay positively refused, Coo
rnu Italian Soap does not rapidly cure every kind Of ta
disease or discolorntion OF bleinish Whatever. GA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
The Official Vote of New-York.

Wehave copied from the table prepared BY the
State Canvassers, the following aggregate of the
vote cast for Electors in this State the 5th of
November. We have given the totals fo- the
Electors at large on each ticket, and the average
vote nm the whOle ticket:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

TuE MgrALIc TABLET SrRoP, for keeping rarcn
perfect order, constant use for the last ye1n-
The following certificates published TO shew their wpaa
From General James Tallnadge, President Of the Anen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
-.,,ndarTn,a day.
MONDAY.
Superior Court

MONDAY.
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice josrs.
This Court Yesterday commenced its NovemseF
tern, and the lanel of Jurors were sworn NJ
term; anu '.'I knITI Ir vs. Cornelius u. Van R-nsse
to recover being principal and n;e5e o'
note for SEQ endorsed by Mr. Van Rensseae @ o, n,ed Il,
y, ,h hnsfi Of Nj B. Luce nephew OF Mt van n. nna
liza, WINS paid and satisfied by Nh l. soon ci,e, M Ug
,nsd This * denied being curtentcd that M hvIeieH
Scyick ;sos up the note with his own funds: arG hsa
- -, Mold n he being the time, other security ne
@ ~ a,,Iy tired three years ago. but withdrawn 1t VIII re
p,adf his
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

- Master ScoscIA, assisted by several distin-
guished performers, gives Vocal and Instrumental
Concert at the Tabernacle this evening See adyer-
r;ssuienf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

E ALFRED KELLEY, of Ohio, is recommended
by some of the Wing papers for Auditor oi thas
State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

rEYe Jeny S. FOREMAN, member Of the Senate
of North Carolina from the County Of Pitt, died on
the 26,h u!t Of an eAnsion Of water into the chest
and lunse. The two Houses paid the customary
tribute to his memory by attending his funeral on
the following day.
~ The u s. SUPREME COURT was 10 have
commenced its annual term at Washington yes,er-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03


THE HupsoS OPEs.-The hosciusko arrived al
Albany on Saturday afternoon last, and returned
yesterday.
CLosEn BY IcE.-The steamboat at Whitehall
left this port on The 25 ult for the last time this
season. The canal is also closed.
Whitehall Chronicle.
The Kennebec closed at Hallowel on the 26th
ult The Pencbscot is closed ar Bangor.
The Ridenu (Ca.l Canal is closed for the year
1874.
The Connecticut is effectuslly closed at Hart
lord.
A sudden change IN the weather or Saturday
threatens speedy close of the canals.
[oswego Wing.
BUFFALO, Nov. 27.-To-day the weather is more
mild ard propiioGs for boats TO work their way. A
brief period vli enable I'll to reach their destined
points, and the navigation end for The season.
HoS. RICHARD BAYARp.-The U. s. Gazette
says, there is foundation whatever, or The rumor
tina, Mr Bayard declines reelection TO the Senate
of the United States On the contrary he will again
lie candidate, and his Wing friends calculate
confidently upon his reelection
Y Hon. Ratliff Boone, formerly member
Of Congress from Indiana, died al his residence n
Louisiana on The 10Th ult.
PLaSETARIeM.-James Russell, OF Columbus,
Ohio, is about TO petition Congress for permission
and means 10 construct Planeierlum Tor the Ma
tional Observatory. He was The constructor OF The
celebrated Pianstarium burnt in the Pruvidence
Theatre, and. as an American mscheDlc ana man
Of real genius, deserves The aid land we nope he
will have it) OF the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

u In consequence of the inclsmency of The
weather Signor BISI postponed his Guitar Concert
to this eTenng, when it will take place at Rutgers
Institute He offers an excellent programme.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

DR.. SpouS's REMEDY FOR SICK HEADAcur.-Thnr AT
Gle Is sold at q Courtlandt street. and certain and
mnnent cure for Nervous Bous Headache. We refer va
In Rev G. s Brown of Second streets who has been surd
the headache of many years standing by this article
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

FROM CARAccAs.-By the brig Roweuu, Capt.
Jas. Wilson, at this port from Puerto Cabello, 9Th
ult, we learn thaf il political point ofyiew, The
utmost tranquility prevailed throug hout the island
dull and dtraasnc,ions in American produce of which
there good stock in frs; hands) limited. Cof-
fee and high, the old stock being princ-
pay bought up for sxpor,stion end but little OF the
new crop had arrived when the kowena sailsd.-
Bides were elao scarce. Indigo, good stock on
hand, end demand moderate. Capt w. atares that
franklin Liichf-i, ESQ.,, for many years u. s. Con
sui Puerto Cabello, disd previous TO the 9th ulr
an event which caused universal regret 10 the cit-
zsns Of that place. [PhiIa. North American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Burns, OM sores, tIyspelas,
Scalds, Bruises, Piles, eithe; bl,
rL,L,tnS Son, Ewes forhiaa,l

DEAFNESS CuREp.-Dr. McNair's Acoustic OIL ha, COT.
pletely cured total dcnnes. Of Is Yeas, when the I'M: ph
cians in Boson and Philadeomn could give any bo
he original document can be seen ut the store For
plants Of the ear il is very beneficial @ Nr Wm hsyt.a
yenrs standing by using two hotties OF this OIL Price
tIssk To be had nj III COurandt street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

GLARtSG ABsuRDITT AND iArosruRE.-Sany ye.n,,,
physcians refused use Dovers Powder, because he,
pn inow the component pnIts-now no physician prsr,
without Them So will be with the Connes Pam E,racf
that cures all
Burns, Old Sores, taIyspelas,
Scalds, Bruises, PIes etthe; blh
ChilbaIns, S0re Eyes, lorbeecig
So soon ms The whole public understand The wonderful WI
ipe effects OF this I've rs well do now every pi
clan mus, IT, no humane father will use him fob,
this wonder OF the nge, because il does what they m
dreamed OF dong, and what they never can DO wi,hoE l.
Whv then have they enough 10 submit one
ITS influence We call on al to employ no doctor NJ
of the above cases who will be absurd enough 70 ,etc
impoStor enough condemn u. The - make Salp u
good or, will oil and lime winter. will no Longer n
We are determined TO become public beneiacton On The
this only ceun and rapid remedy. irom2l Courandtn
E.sr ISpIA HAIR DyE.-ConNe and red hair made ias
black an, glossy-his article 10 baye the effect e
sired by the user will color the hair and not nure tho
in the least II it is used according to directions Il WI nan
Sold ut q Conrtland street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

rT S,xps's, BRIsToL's and CoNsTocK's Exrsl-e,
SNRsArAxiLLA sold at 81 Courtlandt ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
rbs Note OF Preparation.
Correspondence Of The New. YORK Tribune,
w.,urxoros, Nov. %,

Correspondence OF The New-Yors Tribune. ,s
W..a,yoros, Nov. %, ls.L
The Members are coming in rather slowly oo'
will probably be numerous enough to form quo
rum bv noon On Monday. Among the arrivals
Yesterday were Buchanan Of Pennsylvania; Up
ham of Vermont, accompanied by his family )
Wentworth of Illinois, accompanied ny MS
bride; Fish and Phoenix of your City, the iof-
mer accompanied by his family; Fairfield OF
Maine; Atherton of New Hampshire; Stewart
and Seymour of Connecticut; Seymour --s,a. ano
Smith Of New-York; &c. &c. Hon WINS
Hall OF Albany waa also a passenger IN the cars
Yesterday he srill probably spend mast OF las
winter in this city, as ne IS engaged IN Solho
casea before the Supreme Court Speaker Jchss
has not vet arrived, but is expected this evening
Among the arrivals to-daF, l notice GOV.
Thomas of Maryland. Itmay be tha: some STU
atom connected with the Pos-Ottice will e.pialn
the object of this visit.
The Capital he's been renovated someThat,
with paint, whitcwash, &C., and is ready tor the
reception of the peoples servants The carfct,
thouyh Of british manufacture, Is rather the Wofst
looking pait of tie fixtures. 1t will DO veil
enough, however, 70. these who may use 1t, ou-
ring the present winter, in passing Law TO dis
courage home manufactures.
think there will not be SC much "messirg "
| among The Members this winter as in former
| sessions. The hotels are more numerous, larger
and better kept, which will probably induce
many of the Members, who boarded in mes.es,
| to put up at the hotels
There is not much said about President qy-
ler's expected Message; but we shall soon see
what he will recommend. Texas will undoubt-
edly be made as prominent as our own country.
Yours.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
CouRr ron TIE coRRrcrios OF ERnoss.--Ths

CouRT FOR THE CoRREcTIos OF ERnoas.--The
following order was adopted by this Court sitting
at Albany, on Saturday;
Ordsred, That this Court will suspend the hear
ing of arguments after the 5th day Of December
next, to the end tina: the causes Heretofore argued
may be examined. That the Court will proceed
TO the decision Ct such causes on The oath day OF
December next; and afterwards the I'd day OF
January next the Court will continue the hearing
of the argument OF causes on the present calendar
until and including The 9th day OF January afore-
said.
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trauru6 in Der prpttcuctarS gImteftubr in
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feline gimpenouu9 caac9cn 9rmodltrtro.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
700, 600 sSatfs
S5retter lmb S5allbpl5.
s}s seaper ump @pTmnm

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Iin0 Girihcn Scaros mo Wantcn
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2atten unb S6tnHeln.
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ncn bonn eaucc canit an ben necriSiten prti'
fen ;u pcrlebcn.
0aufbar fur 5crrits 9cncsene SunefdoH
tcffcn Te burd, ocnduc uno piinfllid,e 9ltr
wartIrg itrcr Gicihdfte nilo bi!Ii9e prcilc et,
lie Sprtcaucr tericIbcn Su crhaItrn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
CSrfcpb 9SeaYcr,
Nrtrr Sonffurn,i.
no3nt
SINertaulr, cSuli II.
Oefentlitte 25cnpn.

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lthr 8crmilta9s, fcllcn am l,,Giiit bcs pcrs
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tlfeI ouf rlfentItd,cr 9cnbu perfauft iptrbru:
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nno Shlble, Sfeu nit 0icbr, Strobbanf,
9Gdgen' Eaoty, unb lrnit nod, pielcrlei slriis
fcl Su ipcitldufti9 Su mclccn.
Die gcbin9un9cn am Scrfaufsta9e uuS
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
Sl0ertf's s-Ganpipat.

9lu Die frcicn unb unabt1n9i9eu Grs
ndblcr ppn 4e6a @alntp.
9lufocmuntcrt burh mcine Srcunrc unb
Iitbmrgcr pru eet,a @aluty, batc id MIDI
entld)lc6en ais @auoibat fir
Sa5 S6eriFs<9lmt
bel Der nddifcn @atl berscr ,n trctcn. -
Sr0.e ih crwihlt wcrtcu, 70 peree id, bic
pajdtrn bee beIa9tcn aImtrs plinftIid,, lrts
parthciih uno ;u @ucrer 3ufricccnbeit aus'
lben. e.
Gucr cr9cbcncr Cicncr
9Jctcr 0nbcr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-31
Court 9prcflamattcn.

Sintcmal ser ad,tbare Sob II Sanfs,
preGoents8idytcr IN ben pcridlceeneu SpllrT
ten bon @cii,ru 9eaS pom brittcn 9jcriht3s
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