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The flowlng sketch Of The personal appearance al the
pnme Minister III France Is trom the Pans cofnsPon
denee al The Boston tuufIrri
4 lew evenings after my arrival IN Paris, vas at
party glvcn by The American minister, On the nccas'n
OF the marriage 81 young lady al Albany Miss to"k
with French noblrman. vas wandering Ihfmgh
hr saoous, when my attention was arrested by lillf.
pale mragrr IN black, decorated only with the III
bon ol The Legion ui Honor. Pate, aud mcagfc, aud
small as he was howeyct he had about HIM an air n
command aud seemed receive the universal respect
Which his bearing challenged. certainty did not Al
the moment think 81 his being very great man. lis
tor.hrad. hnuqh high seemed too Gr'Taing Tor very
profound huhe aud IN the deep lines about the dark
ened tyeilds aud III the snIlow look oi his entire ten
iurrs supposed lhn saw the tokens ol such disease
weakness is Inconsistent With the idea "i the great
exerlons OF gra man. But stll confess was much
pleased vul The man, for, through the lines OF care ~
suffering there seemed 10 be braming on his counlennhce
excellent sp OF good nature aud To his benevolent
look ho added such charms Of conversation, aud made
himself 81 much the happy splri OF the party which
surrounded hun. that could not help hc'ng 'nsenslbly
engaged IN hla favor THAT small man c"nversIng
with Count pualls,n SAID Mir X NC, stopping To speak
with me la n muleni, rs Gurz1." Guizt. thought /.
low ule doss his appearance hroken the man who al
tins momout eNrtls greater Influence "n the politics oil
Europe than almost any other living person, aud WIN.
IN France is almost AS much Of king as Louis Phil
ippe
wonderful man is this Guzh, HIS vast learning
is eqnnIled only by his great talents and his lue
able spirit
Tue poflfat Of Gn,zol in the Paten, Office at Wash
nglon painted by ilcaly, presents thoughtful medIla-
i've countenaacc, un.incd by intelligence and mild
good nature.
II The present age knows GuIzh as statesman, who
eAens mnaence the politics of Fumpe. p'sicrliy.
perhaps will knuw him beorn writer ri books whose
Influence Is fell through the civilized world. In devo
INV himself IL the poucd service u France some may
f,,f that The cdusr ui humanity and Oi civilization su
lrrs by The withdrawal OF their ohc- champion from The
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From He baltimore Pdriot
TIE WASHINGTON UNION AND TIE ADO
JJIIDNISIS.

The official organ In Washington reerates lis lnsi1'
uaons against the Wing party, ON the suJ'ct OF Aho-
hllonisn In our REMARKS yesterday, we showed thai
II was UNJUST aud that Mr. Polk had been heuehlted by
and had rewarded AbItlonlss, aud we charged that II
was pan o ti policy OF the LocoIocos To IhSfefesen'
the " h1s this Subject.
The rcmaIk, Vi the Washington TIA on are pretend,
ed Ia have been provoked by the proceedings oi the
Nhi, State Convention Ia Massachusetts. L Hioftu
ma civ t1t The Union, the Boston Advertiser mas taken
the wInl ou OF the sails OF The official organ, by dlsa-
vowing io tine " hug party the incidental circumstances
INA, occurred IN that Convention, 10 which the Dhion
ubecled T. clear understanding OF The malier,lt may
be necessary 10 the proceedings OF the oohVe"-
ton.
II was given out, previous To lis meeting, that an al
empt would be made To incorporate into IT'S proceedings
doclrnes on The subject o Abolition. which we're moi
only hose held by the party generally Throughout
the free Safes such they most all en'rely Ttpl
dated The Convention mel, after organIzng, con-
mIiire was appon ed TO prepare resolutions &c, as Is
usual IN such bodies. Now it must be remembered
that this was Siute Convention held ff the purpose OF
nominating candidates Tor Governor aud Lieutenant
Governor and therefore II was very proper thai
The resolutions adopted should embrace matters purely 10
cal.
Resolutions were accordingly prepared by the Con
yeuflon aud previous Ia the vote beng taken On them,
subsl,luIc as offered by Mr. 5. C.. Phillips. avow ing
same ,x1rem. addition doctrines. The vnle was taken
an The subs ue and il tcas rjced By rery dtcided
rte Tue Cunsen ION, havmg thus repudiaItd The
ground taken by Mr.. Phillips, adopted the resolutions
prepared by the Committee. lhS mere sl''enen' o'
Iacis would be sufficient, would suppose 10 relieve
The Nla p3riy from any ccnsure tor or resp visibility
on account al p, resolutions, aud Vet The Washing
lop JalIi refers them II the mere presentations
III tpm Involved very serious charges against the par
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From jackson II connects with the Mississippi, rvrr
Al lcLshug, 10y moaus al the ralruad now ~ USE
Eventually will probably have branch I" Na'ch'h.
aud rNenslo1s westward from the Msslsspp' u'er 10
wards Texas.
4, Montgomery II CONNECTS with the Montgomery
and West Pun railroad, nt wnlch about 10 miles are
completed. and the remainder o 10 miles principally
gladed nd lhr wok IN active pr,grcss. IL Is The *
psclaun III the manag have II completed To w Isl
Polnl nnsl year
From this punt In The Macon aud Western railroad
distance ol - miles. The rIghtlo construct TINT
connection. as well rs one 10 COLUMBUS anu thence Ia
lnlestcl the Montgomery aud West Point road. have
been granted, aud there 80 ,ubt that IN one OF both
these modes Mon. un,cty Will be connect with thu
Macon and Neslero railroad. THIS road binds together
the Charleston AID Savannah hucs md is Nhlna icw
months oi enutr eonplrllun lu niI' from Macon 10
Atlanta, lor all paccnl purposes Therefore, We may
consider the Suulhorn railroad rs the only Wanting hnk
the chalu bind the MISSISSIPPI, tvcr To the Allan
lie ocean. both nj Chad ston aud savannah.
The distance non savannah To \rk,buls may be-
sci donn nj 81 mllts.'
In reference 10 the Ses n the road, We have The lo-
loelng striking stated enls
When completed. aud connected with the Atlantic
and Mississippi telmtn II reduces the limr OF travel "m
end IN end about irro days II reduces travel het"tcn
thafleslnn and st Louis Ia SIR days New otlcan4.
Hlrfe dl}s Galveston, Grc days Il brings down the
Tine oi navel between cLshurl and Washington clty
10 hle faW ddgs. aud New York nee dogs
And, On the completion ui the thaanoogt aud Nash
vile ralrond tbs Viii be the ordinary route 81 tnvc
Ia Nashville Which Will be reached from Ichsbnfg
IN IL hours
OUGHT nal these movements to- strike upon the ear oil
Virginia like the voice at an earthquake I II she Is
dead To all motives ot interest," are there 10 considerations
10 aXclle stimulate her pr,d,} Does she mean To
stand SILL and become the Great Desert al Sahara, us
far commerce cnncernrdi Are the VEINS and ar
al The commetcal body Ia bn blocked up within
hrf lernnyi Or will she mako vigorous e,fl, nj
the scsslnn al her Legislature, 10 open up the
healthy currents 81 trade through her capacluus limits.
anl lake pau IN the great events that are TO render
memorable aud glorious the annals ol 'ho l9h cen
mD2
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The Directors Of the LynChbNrs ana
Salem Turnpike Company

4 RE requested 10 meet AT the Farmers Bank OF Va,
N IT Lynchburg, or Thursday, the l5th OF October
next.
Proposals will be received by the Treasurer at +.
Bank or any one OF the Dectfs until the above meet
M 10 keep in repair the Iynchbura AID Salem Turn
pike Road or Twelve months from the lsi day oil he
cenbrr next.
Underwriters will ,e required To give bond and good
security ketp the road good nrder 81 that wagons
heavily laden can pass aud repass with their usual load
inr.
They will also be required keep regularly at work on
the road FIVE hands aud horsts IN tue rocked par
and two hands and one horse on The art paT' ana as
much labor as will all times keep The road III
nod nlabe order. bridges over ten feel span at The
fisk oi the Company.
Election ol rall-l arheres viii take place al the above
mrerng. Candidates must hand III their naheS and say
Which gate they uler Tor.
Benz. Nll.KS. President
Vi h. and ). J.. C"Inra"y.
Sep. % tl0O
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.l'O XEf,E.
Ei.\Ii >l,l.AesS.


sNIIE Subscribers, having determined To make an en-
tire change In their business, oter ihrlr stuck al
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods at cost. Those wish
no any ar,Ie in our line Ali no" have an opportunity
not often to be with, Ne are determined 10 sell
our entire stuci al aud below cost.
We have IN hand large assortment oil Cloihs, LAS
meres and Vesugs which We will sell OF manufacture
the original cost.
All persons indebted To will please call and settle,
AS il is necessary ha we sauuld cose ent bnsl
ness as speedily possible.
n B-I hose wishing 10 furnish their own. Clothes
can have them manutaclurtdd s formerly.
WATFRIIOUSE,W lllIIFMORE & co.
June d l.
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TELEGRAPH PROFITS.

On the day the Great Western arrived. the lele-
,raph Office in New York took in about 500. Be
zen $50 and 10 received by Mr. Buck. The car
and rapld ooeraior al this station. we understand
that leuraphc sork realizes from 10 to per cent, To
he holders-a pretty fair investment as times 90.
Troy Whig.
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TO TIE LADIES'.

nN hand a eneral assortment Of ladies' slippers.
~ Ties Caters and half Caters fancy and PLAIN. ut
RYAN and others manufacture solicitor Of public patron
o. would be happy 10 receive call from the ladies'
If only by way Of looking around.
June 70 ON
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JOHN SE..A(ss,
xye,,ru District free <ch0ofs.

A r meeliap of the Board of School comm lssoner>
~ at Henry CcIrl House the scrond Monday III
: member TO- under The acl ennIled an act 10 eoao
ls District Free Srhoas Ia the counties o Lancaster,
Wes,mnrpand aud ulher counties therein mentioned
passed February 25h lol5he ard adopted 'hel'Io"
in re Gu OF:
Resolved, That proposals from such persons as may
desire to ennaee in Schou Teaching the ensuing year
WI, he received On and after the lhlrd Monday IN NJ
vpmher next aad thai the Clerk he nStreed To forward
tho SANG lnsena in sech ii the pa1h' pants "i The
Cuno,on,eallh, and for long tine as may. IN his
d,rrelIn be dee nd naressify We II genera pa0-
hcy. JUN l. w. '', ~
Oct. u ="
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<eNiH. or 10 close business,
without Regard to Cost.

ANl\G determined 10 close our business IN Lynch
burg, forthwith. We will sell our stock vi Superior
READY MADE CLOTHING,
rittout = gard 10 cost, for c,su ONLY.
The Larger portion ot our Stock Is composed OF fine
Clouds, Genlrm,n, drstous ol laying in stock III
perlor Cl0hng. should not let tins opportunity pass.
pARllAN \ HOPKINS.
S.-We would earnestly request all persons IN
debted To us To max" immediate payment, and all Ia
whom are indebted TO send IN their bulls iat settle
meht T. \ II.
August 10
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sIIAWLs STAWLS

sNICII Bo phutus Ierker. Cashmere, iyr"leSr ri
Is sure and EdmOurg sha~ls. Just opening: NeY
C" =. Is
OF. u
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(EOY sSS.NG
A | 50,
.V'cs.FsE T..
NE RS klRkPATRlCk has opened IN the TOWN
IVA Iyucn1urs.
NINARN


NERS. KIRKPATRICK has opened IN the town OF
VA LyucnTus.
A SEMINARY,
for the education OF young ladies'.
The ordinary school will comprise all the
branches taught IN good female scloos together With
Rhetoric and Mental and Moral Science, for those sni
clenily advanced 10 enter upon such studies
Should sufficient encouragement be given, the best
teachers III he enpyed IN the different departments,
aud every cfu, made To ESTABLISH, an Institution capable
of lmparIIng a thorough education. The unremt
ing Alteration Will be paid 10 the intellectual and moral
culture, and I" ;ht and department OF the younl
ladies', and strict aud walc!d guardianship exercised
over them Al all llmos.
The scholastic year will consist of two sessions Of
five morhs each the remaining two months vii be va
cation.
TER.nS.
b ardlog, lights, fael ana Washing, 81 per monthff
the sce,lou OF five months, 80
Tuition "a Ike parlad, or pupils over years. "a
- under - II
French, per se,s on. 10
Muse, with nsc oil Piano, per session. -
Bard and tuition payable III advance
Pupils ran eater al any time dunng the session. but
after entering, no deduction will be made lJ absence,
except IN casts Of sickness.
Aud she would ave The following References DR..
VIM A. Trent, Ed. J. Cmnngpon. Esd Cul. Nalcn
rIue Parrish, DR.. Nm. ). Morton, Rev. Jesse = ARMS
Iead, WIN. ~ Page. Nelson Page aud Francis b.
Dcane, ST.. ESqrs. of CUMBERLAND. Jadee D. \. Wi
sun, Co Maurice Langhmnr, Rev. + Cumpslon, Geo.
l'a-by, Esq and Francis b. Deane Jr, Ed ot Lynch
burg.
Having ascertaned that Mrs J. NJ. kukpairck, OF
tins county, the wIdoS OF the late Rev. John kltknat
H. former Rector OF the Presbyterian ohufch oi Cum
ofrand, has been invited, by rinn oi The citizens o
lynchburg, 10 take char.e oi Semln1ry or young Ia
Dies IN thar town, The uudt f,gncd take great pleasure
IuribarmI the opportunity now presented, 10 testify
he high rsnate which they have oi the character d
MIS- kuk latrck. and do cordially recommend her as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15

BACON. LARD, At.
z Snn LBS. PRIME FAMILY BACON
IN IN L l. L

4 ''F'Nt
0spOO cured ~ Capt. Ja,ol kni,
1909 lbs Family Lard .dn do
5000 " prime Western sides.
$50 4" fine Wool Rolls.
30 - ptlue We etn Feathers
4Ul " N,stafn " oul,
l2J SIDES Sole IcaIhrr
loo sacks llvefp1ul Silt.
hhds. \. O Sugars,
10 hhls eastern Cheese.
Received, aud ior SHE Al Inv prices. by
BAGBN \ CRENSllAW.
October Glf
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<I,a,,ls. ShaW:s
Roofs. SHOES. sole Leather, &C
C,rnctiuy>, Carpc;ings !!

HAVE. lust opened good stuck oi i'sfan and We
ne,Ian Cafpetns, III which will sell Great oar
"''' d. l.. [. PEI E4S.
pam. - ,s
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NDlcuHiH stock Of Goats.

WOULD call tie attention OF the ladies to my stock
u of fancy dress SILKS, among which will be- found
some of the most spleldId EVER seen in this market
Prices from 81 J cents 10 81 per yard.
WM II. RYAN.
Ot.i2 Is
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1sCO tracts Of Land,

situated in the county OF Amherst. the containing
200 ACRES.
or IS. lying between P,dlar river and llnrses
creek, aud lnUeriled hy the sad Richard y Ellis.
fiom his 0rl er, Josiah Ellls-and lhc other adninne
The lands u Samuel Buks aud others. aud also contain
mg 200 .iCrtS.
more or less, and is The farm Which WAS purchased by
The SAID Richard :. Ellis. from CERTAIN John Bnfks
The sale OF both tracts Will b. made IN the first
mentioned, To wit that lying between pedlaf flyer aud
NorseIry ; creek.
TERMS OF SALE.
Although by the terms oi the sad deed sale Is
lhorsrd toe made tor cash. reasonable cfeda will be
gwen the extent and conditions ri which will be made
known AT the time and place OF sale Acting trustee
shall convey only such tue IS vested by the
SAID deed. EDMl ND WINSTON,
Surviving Ifuslea.
june y tbs
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Tail OEI.s'G HIsl.v'ES !,
no TOBACCO MAKERS.

TENIIE undersigned offer for sale Their Land, lying
on Goose Creek IN the cannly OF Bfdiord one mile
from the Turnpike Road aud 10 miles Vest OF Liberty
containing IN all about
700 .ECRES,
Adjoining the lands of Il bert Campbell, Alex 7.
Price. Robert Miller and othrrs,-Ihere Is upon this
ltact ab ut 100 ACBF ) of cleared aad III good heart
and well improved The balance Is considered Inst rate
TOBACCO LAND.
for raising manufacturing quality.
The bail hnes comfortable, consisting oil new
49,, FRAMED DU'ELLLNG HOJSE.
N{;J two stories hi!h. nearly flushed 81 by Is feet,
.A with TWO good cellar looms aud all other neces-
sary Out Houses in good repair.
There are also upon the Tract good saw MINIS,
/ Gust Mil, Circular Saw, | Turning Lathe and
Plaster Crnser good ndrr tor business, aud moved
hv a steim II a. Is never alllng.
The al owe land we'll be divided into two or more
irocts Ia suit purchasers further description OF the
Land * deemed unnecessary, bel ewing persons wishing
T., buy will examine Tor themselves. Purchasers viii
nease call ON Edward ID. Williams, "ho lives upon II,
and who vii lake pleasure in showing The SAME 10 any
person. =,
We have other plantations which we wish 10 sell,
tta, can he seen al any lme by ealing upon SAMUEL
Williams N hu lives upon the lynchbnfg and salem
Iurur,k,. Road 5 .aIles west OF Liberty. Bedisfd
county. ,,,.,., ,s,,,,NS
EDW ARD ID. WILLIAMS.
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ca I.IsIlGES ! CARRIAGE

fNllE subscriber would respectfully inform the public,
j that he is now in receipt ol his Summer supply oil
CARRIAGES.
The assortment Is very lar1e, comprising almost every
style Of article in The prices gnatly below
what they have been and the wotl he believes 10
be well executed, 1t being made especially 10 his order
and directions, having special reference h The condition
otour roads and country. He. therefore, respectfully in
rlles purchasers to give him call.
II. NJ. DlDIAkE,
Nearly opposite Liberty Nale llouse.
July 90 Is
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w. ~. IUrinfitr ~ Go

Sept. IA
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
wrnAf AN. cnn vs. ,as ! E 8

WHEAT AND CHEss-.AN INcIpENT--A
lately made short journey in company
with an intelligent and experienced far,
mer, whose fine farm and heavy crops
have long told the skill with which he
managed his business, whenthe CONVEX
sation turned upon the transmutation of
wheat to chess. He mentioned several
strong cases to prove the charge of one.
plant TO the othef-cases where clean
seed had been sown on new land, and
heavy crops of chess was the result. AS
is usual in such cases, unless ] could as
sign satisfactory cause, though know
ing nothing of the circumstances. the as
sumed and unsatisfactory explanation BY
tTansmutation, was regarded by my friend
as the emily true one. | mentioned the
observations had made on chests
small and hard seeds allowing il 10 be
carried about in the stomachs otanimals
birds, &c. while the land was yet forests,
and thus distributed; its astonishing pro.
ductiveness where it could flourish, as
where wheat had been killed, and the
chess remaining the undisturbed occupant
Yielding and scattering sometimes 800 TO
5000 seeds from a single grain, as had
counted; and again when shaded by heavy
wheat and grass, being two inches high
with only single grain, as had also
observed. Collateral eases were named
where supposed clean land cor new land.
had beenpIowcd' and produced as spon.
taneous crops, a dense growth ofpig- weed,
IN one case, and fox-tail grass in the other
case. But this was not quite satisfactory
TO my friend. / then stated that | had
examined what was Gated clean seed
wheat, and found on a careful search,
chess enough to seed the ground for a
teleTable chess crop. Being about to
make a call ON an excellent and skillful
farmer, | determined to prove my position;
and so, the first opportunity, We examin-
ed some very fine seed wheat. 1t was
pronounced by all parties as remarkably
clean Having scarcely ever failed in
finding chess, | began to search, confident
ofgaining my point; blu, after a long and
careful examination, utterly failed. Not
n grain of chess could be found. At last,
turning tolhe owner OF the seed. in.
quired. ''Don't youever raise any chcssF
--''NOE was the prompt and decided ans
swer, 81 have completely eradicated the
weed from my farm-I sow none but clean
seed, really SO, not apparently; and where
mywheatis winter-killed, no chess springs
upin its place, .stooling out on all sides
for heavy crop. Whatever others may
experience, find that chess will mo-
grow unless it is first sown.' @
The argument was finished Cuztira
tor. .ata 80
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Il;SzETTT5S
1sa5z EYER ;s|I Ss'!La
PILLS
'P-,re all things aud hold fast to that Which is

'E-5re all things aud hold fast to that Which is
gooa.r-PAuL. -
nj ONE need suffer from that distressing COM
/ Y plant, Cnills and Fever, or Fever and A
cue, for il IS speedily aud permanently cured by
DR.. ID I's celebrated Amti-Fever Pills. They
never fail 10 the thills aud fever the first day
when taken according 10 directions, and do not
sick the stomach, nor operate upon he bowels.
Thousands of certificates have been presented 10
the proprietor ny planters of The FIRST respectable
u physicians OF eninense, and Others @ho havo
Used them, which mgn, be gisen, but lie, the fol-
lowing from Judge Forrest, gentleman Of the
FIRST respectabiliiy, in Jefferson Coz Ala. suffice.
jefferson county, Ala, Feb, A, 1915,
ert:fy that in the sIr'lner OF lS43, ! hal q
severe ATTACK of sFerer and Ague, and was for
some time under the treatment OF a physician, but
received no beneftfrom his prescriptions; my lis
ease continued 10 increase in the frequency anil
severity of its attacks, IatIast had recourse to
DIR. IIuils Fever and Agne, AMI anti Fcyer Pills,
and in using half box was entirely cured, and
have remained in good health ever since.
afterwards had in my family several cases IT
Fever aad Asue, and have in every instance made
use of Hull's fills, which have always inInedi-
ately effected cnre -
DR. uu!rs Pills require no pulling where they
are known, and where they are MT, a single trial
is sufficient 10 insure THAR adoption. Pri.e 81
per box, with full directions. A Fresh supply
just received ard for by BRowN & Co., Joliet,
and w 5. MYERs, LockpoFi.
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TNR. .Bacount,s .1'ooihache E!ixsr IS : sure
i y and speedy cure for the most Distressing
com iaint that can aiiict The human frame. No
person who has deeayed teeth ttnuld be witheu,
TIPS remedy. Some haze Supposed the he
-incuraSie without extraction, This, is. bowey-
en-, mistake. The experiente or the thouss ads
who have given this remedy ffiaL and Who
have decaredeif i csst per vial, theg. would
nat be pc without z, proves espclpslScy that ex
cau-be cured, aid tie a II, saved for pr
esscs. let fhPse Iieteslsiry, aad satisfy them
selves. cpsfs Bss 50 cents bar Vial. with ais
ieeessary iireeTieTs nf dso.
sfbs pdhlie ihayaest asslsfea Yhpre Is no tIaA-
ger 10 lhssapplieaaipp oe ibis fensedgs "a fasasi-
s. Pod by BeoHN & Co. .Eot;et; aa5 VS..
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