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The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Albany.
Correspondence OF the Herald !

ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1845
The late Brutal Myder-IVho is to be Judge p
Legal Troubles, relative to the Anti-Renters
DEAR SR;-
An error occurs in my note of yesterday, into
which many persons were innocently led by the
fabrications of Madame Rumor. II was stated
that young man, named Goodrich, had been ar
rested as the murderer of young woman in the
street night before last. Goodrich, although men.
toned in connection with the affair, has not been
committed, nor, indeed, is the real perpetrator Of
the crime as yet discovered, although various ar
rests have been made.
No Judge vet in place Of Judge Kent This is
still an open question. as the Governor has not in
tmated TO any one his disposition in reference to
the matter. The applicants are here, in anxious
attendance upon the fate Of their papers" Every
arrival brings New Workers in profuson pleneous
More trouble anticipated in Columbia county,
One Dorr, Ia son of Dorr senor,) was yesterday
preclptated from the place OF Supreme Court Com
missioner, because he granted writ Of hab. corp
to transport the body of Boughtsn, or Big Thun-
der, from the city OF Hudson to Hiilsdale. in
the very heart and centre of the rebeIous demon
stratlon. Attorney General Barker started for Hud-
son by express yesterday. about IL A. just
suppose that Boughton had been carried to Hills
dale, in obedience to the mandate of Dorr? The
consequences thereof no man may imagine. This
antl-rent party promises TO be very strong and in.
fuential in various sections of the State where
these old feuds have existence.
In haste, yours, B.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

FRK.-We regret to learn, says the Monfgo.
merry (Ala.) AdpUfiser, that the splendid mansion
Of Jehn Steele of Autauga county consumed by fire
few days since Mr.. g. absent at the time nj Tus
caloosa, a. member ofthe Legislsture The dwelling
house only was burntj but the loss, including furniture
short Of from 700 to $4,000 dollars.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Dresden.

[Foreign Correspondence Of the Herald.1
DRESDEN, Dec. %, 1874
Emigration from Germany to the United States
Cotton Trade to Germany.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t may interest your natives 10 hear that in
next year they will probably receive about 20 900
Germans. There are several companies organizing,
of which the following are the chief.-
lst-A large company, under the auspices Of
German princes and noblemen in Baden and Wur-
temberg. most.of whom engage emigrants to go to
Texas, Florida, and the southern country, but
most of whom will find their way into the United
States, probably Missouri and Iowa.
2d-Those going to Virginia and Ohio, mostly
farmers and mechanics, who are engaged by Mr.
Stark, the same gentleman who took SO active a
part In the Zoll Vereln treaty. These are mostly
Bavarians and Saxons.
A company at Antwerp is forming who have
bought lands In lennessee, which they intend sell
Ing to German settlers We have just heard Of Mr..
Polk's election, which peases the Germans. as
they think he will favor Germany more than Eng
land, and it the Zoll Veren Treaty is ratified it is
very probable that the supply OF cotton twist will
be drawn in less than two years from our Eastern
States instead of from Manchester, which now
supplies the Zoll Verein with more than sixteen
millions of dollars worth of twist BY next packet
will write you more fully; and remain
Yours, truly, AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
The TomPxrN's BLUES gave a magnificent fete
at the Apollo Saloon last evening.

NEW YORK LEoIsLATuRK.-The bill to prevent
persons appearing disguised and armed passed the
House on the 25ih, by a vote of 1O4 to z.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Circuit Court.
Before .Tufj0e Kent

JAN 91-Bd,ing, Brothers, 4 Co. vs. Davis q Brooke
diet this forenoon
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Claverack.

Correspondence OF the New York Herad.l
CLAvERAcK, Columbia Co., N. Y. Jan "a
More Trouble in Columbia County-Big Thunder
admitted to Bail old Copake Triumphant
Sheriff Miller Knockd into Cooked Hat, and
the District attorney Horribly Frightened
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,:
Things begin once more in old Columbia to as
sume serious aspect; we may emphatlcally ex
claim with gifted son of the Revolution, ''tha
the war is actually begun" The pretence OF The
Anti-Renters to submit TO law and order, was q
yase their part to u the citizens of Hudson in
to supineness, while they could perfect more eff
Gent organization.
Yesterday, Doctor Boughton was taken from his
quiet lodgings in the Hudson jail by writ OF habeas
corpus 10 appear before Russell G. Dorr, Supreme
Court Commissioner, in the town of Hlsdae,
about 20 miles distant from the city; he attend.
ed by Sheriff Miller, and posse of men in regi-
mentas. numbering from 30 to 40, under the com.
mand of Capt G. Yates Miller; he appeared very
downcast, and when passing through Smoky Hol-
low, which brought to his memory the scenes OF
more courageous days, he melted in tears. They
arrived al the place of destination at half past two,
when was enacted the funniest row my eyes ever
beheld Hillsdale seemed little hell; every living
Dutchman in the town of Saughtanie and Copake,
was there, the hotels and groggeries were jamm d.
crowded to suffocation. Sheriff Miller was greeted
with three groans, and then general melee ensu-
ed. The anti renters fought among themselves.
"Down with the rent" cries one, cup with IT,"
says another; and smash, crack it went, over wa
gon and sleighs, through the mud and snow. Now
and then could be heard the stentorian voice OF
Sheriff Miller, exclaiming /" what in Gods name do
you blame mefor am doing my duty" together
with other discordantl sounds, such as Green's"
"Pil do you brown,' hurrah for hell -" murder,
murder, let me up" "go it, old boy" " dunder
and bxum," "we ben va" " slaun name nut"
"how up" "who be youl" and other billingsgate
slang not decent to mention.
The fight at last subsidized and sheriff Miller made
his appearance with his eyes most beautifully
dressed in mourning; he hadlbeen the target of the
Copake oafers, who put the drop sockets" as
they term their blows, into his face without stint
or mercy. Wien the fight was in progress Big
Thunder was taken before Commissioner Dorr,
and admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000 to appear
at the sitting of the Special Oyer, in Hudson. The
District Attorney was threatened with death If he
opened his mouth. Peter Shaver and VIM. A
Stickles became his bail, he was instanter taken
to Sand Lake, escorted by delegation of igno-
rant Dutchmen, from the towns of Copake and
Saughtanie, who sang, in very tauptng man.
mer, the Niger melody, " Good bye, John;'' en-
deavoriAg thereby to enrage Sheriff Miller.
1t is concluded here that the only cure for the
anti-rent fever, is the boiler-punchlng and neck
stretching process More troops are needed i'm
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

GREAT SPEKD.-The Long Island train arrived
last evening in nine hours and fftv.hve minutes
from Boston, exclusive Of delay of ten minutes
at Providence. We were furnished with papers
by the conductor
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

SCOTTISH MINsTKLsY.-Mr Clirehugh's enter
tainment comes off this evening at the Society
Library, Broadway. Those who are at all desirous
OF enjoying some of Burns best songs and those Of
his native land will certainly not be absent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
saddlcry, Harnes.
scs, &c.

FHE undersigned s,ill coniinues TO mans.
LaetnIe al h.s old stand IN East Rutland
village all kinds OF Harnesses, Saddles, Bri.
dies, &c. Usually found in country shops -
His present stock consists Of double and sin
pie, wagon, gig and steisS harnesses with
SILVER and brass plate. black. Js,,aned and
poiied ware and common hsnie harnesses,
mems saddles tree and portable. all yarietie,
Of trunks, yalisses, brides, ha.tsr, circin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all mcde Of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, and are offered al reduced prices -
Liberal credit given and mosi kinds Of pro-
duce received In payment. All PERSONS are
invited to call snG examine before purchring
eise~ here. NM. HALL.
Rutland, January 1915 5I.f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
c. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

THE sosbscriber haring established an
/ Express TO run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, ria Filohburg Railroad thence by stage
through Keene, Wslpole, Bellowsfalls ,Ches-
TER. Rutland, MiddIebury Vergennes to Bur
lngtnn. thence by Steamboat to Canada
He will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning Of
each week, going nor,h, and Thursday after
nom OF each week. going 10 BOSTON. fhe
object Is TO transmit Specie, Bank Notss,
collect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do oil other kinds Of business tina,
may he entrusted TO his charge. all small
bundles ,aken and delivered. charge. reason
able. Odets NAV be lsh with William Avery
or "r Circuit, at the Franklin Hotel Ru,.
land, and al the Stage Houses on Tho Route
where he will he sure 10 getthem.
Patron age solicird ="
Packages to be marked "By Lewis TX.
press" c, K. LEWIS
Rutland, Sept, lsU Ssrf
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SAIURATUs.

TI f. subscriber having recently made in
i portant Improvements IL his spparaiu,
is now manufacturing and Offers for sale lat
wholesale only.) the above named article, Of
q Superior quality, ii being very white, rrRr,
and Tree from the disagroeable smell Of tia,
made in the disiilleries
For the special iHGoimalion OF those who
suppose Saleratus cannot be made except
through the agency Of a di.llIlery, thesuLscri
Der gives notice that lie has discovered and
perfected process by which he is enabled
10 manufacture the article NJ a quality as a
bove stated. an d for whl'h process the gov
eminent of the United States have awarded
him letters patent.
This establishment can manufacture A. Il @
rate Of 400 lbs per drem, and is The only
mandatory in New England not connect.
ed with dlsiilery.
The undersigned is also manufacturing
LAR OIL, for burning or manufa ,u..lg
purposes. OF a quality equal il not supcli.r
to that made in any other establishment
10 EDWARD CHAMBERI.t
Factory near No 80 Hanover ST.. between
Portland and Friend, streets, Boston.
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STATE or NEGNONr.IINt4...
N.mtorWoil,nd. -. Il bow ..,
NJ sp~ci,l probate cou- ltll R,r,..,
within and tot said distfic, on We g.'s a.,
ofJsnuart, fsi3.
prr~eni. VA Hal. Jutr.
Whereas Daniel { ubbs admlnisita,nt orl.
Ia thus STATE ul the esiair uf Amu. / tom.
be late "l Nrssina, ia ine Count, OF
and state of New YORK. decreased i,,,,
''teh has made application TO spid conn -
"tiine representing 'hnl Vt would he h,,.
iI' inl !" IN. heirs and 81, Ienrns iuier,,,
IN isaid estate Ia sell all the real ,,ts,. d,
SAID deceased wnhin bis state, es,ept Il
widows diver i;cludinp the reveJ.in, u,,,
oi-ssid zeal estate beng tn,en,ori.d q, o,.
lot OF Chippenhook one ,ot al Clat,nd,,
Sptings, one loi tina, Wm harrington ,o,,
lives on-snd the guardian Of the onl, 81,
Of said deceased 10 this state havinr 6,ed
her assent thereto In writing, Therefore.
lis ordered by sand court tina, sand ami,
cation I've REFERRED for heating and.deenlon,o
the Is, Monday, being ,ie 9Th day OF A
melt and that COPY VI this order ue
llshed three weeks successfully me, d.,
thereto IN the Rwland Herald iha, al r,.
sons NAV appear and objec, to tho sr,t; =
Of said license, " they see caoss
A true copy of ree"rd.
~ HENRY HALL. k.si.t.t
stated VERNON REuI,u,m.
Dis,ric, of Rutland. -. - bcres tt,,
at special probate court held at Ruaans
within and for said district on the ilM Of
February, 1915.
Present, Vim. Hall jude.
Holden Stafford. administrator de lc1it
Won OF the estate Of Joseph Bull late NJ
Dandy, in said district deceased iutess,r.
proposing 10 render an accuun, OF his al.
minis,ra,ion OF said estate.
II IL ordered that said account bs re-
ferred for examination and allowance ,n
the Is, Monday being the 7,h day Of Aptl
next, and iha, a copy Of this order be published
three weeks successfully, previous thereto,
in the Rutland Herald, n newspaper printed Al
Rutland, that all persons interested may ap.
pear and object TO the same IL they see cause
A true copy Of record.
10 HENRY HALL, Register
STATE OF VERMONT REitiemcm-
Di.uic, of Rutland, IS. ID bered tina,
q, special probate court held al Rutland
within and for said district, on The 18th day
Of January, 1914.
Present. VIM. Hall, Judge
Jazor Smith administrator of the Is.
tate OF Azubah Hawkins late of Wallinefo
| In said district deceased Sintesta,e, proposing
10 render an account OF his said admlnls,ra.
! ton;
| II is ordered that said account be referred
! for examination and allowance TO the FIRST,
Monday, beiog the 9Th day Of April mex,
and that copy Of this order be published In
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed at
Rutland, three weeks successfully. previous
thereto. that all persons interested may APP
pear and object to the same ii they see cause
A true copy ofrecord,
10 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

TIiE time has arrived when the seeds OF
1 Ji.esse and death AZ. living far aud vide
through the air, and are ptvfu>ely thrown
into our vegetable food. and he who would
avoid theit rsvsees must apply the sniidoie
early. The ancient maxim still holds - true
~ e,er--'lt IL easier TO proven, than cure
disease.
From the medical Magazine.
Phelps Tomato Pills are nov distributed
IN .eents 10 nost Of The towns in New Eng
land that they may be within the reach Of all
Who nesdthis valuable remedy.
bilious Dnsases. Jaund,ce. rheumatism,
Co,hue - Dyspt,ie, aud aBeetfons Of the
STOMACH aud HOW ELS. together with
man, nervous affections, are cured by these
Pills, without producing anv arrangement to
,he constitution Thousands have been cured
of obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted q long course OF active and ludicious
remedies The Toma,o Pills never fail 10
cure D,spepsia and Liver Complaint, and
~ill always prevent OF break ups FEVER,
timely rrsoried TO. In purifying the
BLOOD. and mainiaing r healthy secretion
OF tho BILE. then efficacy Is universally
know n and acknow lodged; and their rspuia-
ton, firmly established. Persons travelling,
will find them q eonveniet, pleasan, and ac-
tive remedy, and The hes, substitute for calo'
mel ever invented. An occasonl dose
Of them, even when the health is
no, much disturbed, will prevent much sick
ness and suffering. fany disturbance is felt
in the stomach in the consequence of change
OF Diet, or too free indulgence in vegetables
and fruit, n timely dose ofthese Pills will re-
eall danger. Med Mogds,ne.
Numerous cases OF Chronic affections cur
ed by The above medicine are testified to in
the circulars left with the agents, and which
persons interested are invited TO examine.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Burt and Ma
son, Rutland Sam'l. Townsend, Jr. Wall
ingford. Lapham and Vail,Sou,hW allingford;
J.. J. Vail s Co, Dandy; Addison Buck,
Pniiotd and by agents in all the country
towns. 80 6mseow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. VammiuS's Patent Lace.

Fer HERNIA or Rupture Of r0rious kirds.
An immediate reliefio incipie nj Consumption.
the Bronchitis Of public speakers Pslpi.
ktion Of the Heart; Dyspepsia, Spinal
wcskne. Piles; Ptolapsus Uten and
Ami. and Diseases Of psriurent AnG chilli
bed Ladies' ~iihou, medicines.
This instrUmsht has been examined byDrs
Mott and Rogers, N. Y, Francis and Grs-
comb Of New Haver and Middletown, Conn.
and has obisined for itself their favorable
iesiimeny.
The Lace 10 applicable for those who have
the whole or part OF the follrwing svnp-
toms blredinp at tho Lungs, Cough, light
mesa =, tho Chest, Pslp,is,ion OF the liesrl.
Dyspepsia, sensation Of gonchess or sinking
Al the PIT Of the Stomach. disposition Ia end
forward, pain In one or beth sIdes, which arc
generally supposed TO be L,rer Complaint,
but which are only the reNul, Of the grsviia'
tion Of thst organ, Tenderness OF tho Aldo
men, a sensation Of dragging in the Rroins,
and hearing down, causing the psusn, 10
sloop very carefully. PAIN in tho Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbness in the
Limbs, Cos,Iveness, Flour Alhus. Piles and
Pro;a p-us The nervous system Is diseased
grea, gloom, Responding and weeping not
knowing why herself, &c.
DR.. Hrbard having purchased the right
for the County Of Rutland. will endeavor to
hccp . sufficient assortment; IN hand Tor all
who M favor him with = cali, from any dis.
tance. He can forward them to any port Of
the Slate, or elsewhere. Those wishing Them
seni. will send description OF Tho size, &c,
and forward the price of one, ttI2>, free from
expense To him, and 'bey can have the direc-
az. 49,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winters
AAS,ock fnll assortment OF
Hard Ware, Saddlcry,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which nre,
l20 casks Cut Nail, assorted, Sd to 6 inch
100 boxes Glass. * 9to IL = 49,
so tons Iron and Steel, well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes.
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spike,
900 doz Files and Rnsps;
900 = Table Cutlery;
80 Gro. Harness Buckles
W. Grcave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
&c. direei from Me MANUFACTURER,
-ALso--
large Stock Of
CROCkERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
III Of which is Offered n, the lowest market
price Whitehall, Dec 1914.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
YOU MAY IF YOU WILL
DE cured of all diseases Of the skin. by
ID timely pallen, and persevering use Of
JONES' DROPS FOR HUMORS

w ~ VIZ III "oHJ
a medicine successful beyo nd parallel, IL
the cure Of salt rheum, sconulB, or kings
evil. ST. Anthony's fire or erysipelas, scall
head, leprosy or white scurf, letter or ring
worm, praire itch and all hpmors internal Of
external This medisine is no iumbug--nc
moonShtne, bot perfectly safe and aslonsh
ing eficacious Remedy for the above nance
complaints and no other. Csll-call SOON
call NOW, on the agents for the proof Try i
nst as directed. and see II we are not righ,
The proprietor is allowed, among many'oth
crs, 10 refer to Hon Geo Is. Upham. Glare
mont, Hon. j. Gichtis, and RHv A II Fuller,
ton, Charies,owr, all Of whom have used the
families.
From Mr. Lahree, Junior partner firm o
Simeon Willard & Co.. llauland, VI.
II must be true that Jones drops for hu-
mors are an invaluable medicinre for the
complaints which it Is designed. for ! had
personal experience for the surprising power
more Than fifteen months ago. over an ex.
ceeding distressing and loatllsome disease al
the skin Of many years standing, FOR which
the Saratoga and Clarendon waters and al
other remedies entirely Jailed ofs cure i,
a palien, and persevering use Of said drops
hereby do most honestly and earnestly sd.
wise all similarly afflicted to procure and use
them j. W. LABREE.
lIarlland, VT, Dec. s, 1913
From l.. NJ. Wood ESQ. mcrclan, in South
Woodstock, W.
The fact IL, IN my opinion that, Jones
Drops for Hum0rs' do cure the diseases foi
which It is'prepated altogether beyond any
a., - L.. = 4 -
the greatest medicine before The public fuI
erup,lons Of the skin, for in tho use Of two
bottles Of them, have found mos, remarks
BILE relief from salt rheum-snd a dreadful
case il was ioo---so affecting as To incspscr
tate me frum putting on or of my cloihss,anc
| attended with a burning, itching aud irrna
lion, as no one can Adequately understand
but by painful experience, Let others ] 81,
patiently, faithfully ard petsevetingly ir,
said drops and they must fully concur viii
me in opinion Of llreir merits
J.. N. WOOD
! South Woodstock, Dec 0, 1919.
From Mr. Dnsmore
Duty IN suffering humanity compols me II
offer nv testimony 10 the efficacy OF Jones
| Drops for llumoTs'-F For the last twrni ybve
years have been troubled with an sfiilclor
| on my lip, pronounced by the physicians
| cancer. Many physicians were consulted
and prescriptions ushd during that time, bu
10 no purpose, until was induced 10 max
a ,rIsi nj the above Drops, which resulted IL
a perfect cure, after taking one end hal
boIlles. J X. DiNSMORE.
Hsuiand Dec. 10, 1913.
+. For sale by Sheldon d. Allen. PawlAt r
Prescott, T.. Rupert, Feru.worh, Wells
Moves 8 Harris. F. Poul,ney Mouiton, W
Poul'ncy A. Allen, Fsirhsven DR. Jane
son, Carlernn, J. N Walker, Clsradon Spa
d. Morgsn Jr. West Rutland l. DAME Is
Rutland. and by many others in The sdJacen
siaies.
n. b. No MEDICINE - 10 cheap, beeaus,
none 81 eficscious,
Jan. o2d. 1913. feov an.
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COM MISSION AGENC
BAXTER g. COVE,
Com m issiOn Merchant,

NO. NO UTICA sTEtTt
BOSTON, MASS
Offer their services for the sale or Woo.
Fork, Butter, Cheese, and every kind Of pro
duce.
Advances made on consignments,
DAsIIL BAITrR,
ChARLrs o. Cow,
Refer in Vermont TO
Rice, Root & Co, Castleton.
Samuel Morgan, Esq, fegsnnss.
in Massa" husetis To
Josiah S,edmsn, ESQ, Boston,
MessTs. Stickney & Joy, -
in New York 20
Hewlett Croh, Albany;
J.. J. Overacre. Esq, Liuls Falls
Charles Ehle. Esq, Canajohaiie
A. W. Ciapp, Buffalo ~ 6mis
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DR.. +. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unerung remedy and known 10 be such
for The following diseases viz:
All diseases OF the lungs which cause OBJ
suuciOns Of The same; such as coughs ods,
catarIh, bronchitis, and even cnnsump,ion,
in the premonHury or forming Stages. Also
enlargemenis III The spleen, in the different
stages, and all diseases Of the liver, caused
by enlargement or iopor ; jaundice in all its
forms constipation OF the bowels attended
with ,orpor Of the stomach and bowels, and
OF all tie tram evils suenlanl ON these diff
culties.
Night swea,s and all forms of hectic fever
scGoiula 10 all lis various forms and in mos,
ruianeousdi,esses nr those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms OF dropsy and many
other OF minor importance which | loIbear
10 mention.
Finally, this medicine 10 powerful altera-
tive and deobsifueni hence, il follows AT .
matter OF course that all diseases which lend
TO obs,ruct the natural channels of crcula-
ton whether ia the larger organs or in the ca
pillaIy vessels viii linda sovereign balm in
| lhis all powerful remedy.
IL 10 also LAXATIVE that is sure and steady
10 IFS operation aud never fails To- remove
hsbtlual cnsuveness II persevered in a su(Ii-
Gent length % time.
1t is purely vegetable, and NAV he used
any length Of lime that the nature ofih. case
may require without ever hsmine the con
sutu,ion ia ihe slightest degree therefore
II has an advantage over many other med.
icines in chronic diseases, which shoulT no,
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for Yourselves
| venture 10 say that no one will regret far
ifisl 10 any OF the above diseases
I For sale NV Porter. Rutland. Ialv
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so Cns~o old, T. Csmptel. u Ba,emsn. srs.
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