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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15
ChaMcery Notice.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Il Common Pleas of the County of Portage,
and State Of Ohio. at their June Term, A. ID.
ls46, Joseph R. Scovill is hereby notified,
that on the Fifth day of May, A. D. I846,
Isaac Brayton filed in said Court, Bill in
Chancery, against one John Scovil and the
said Joseph r. the object and prayer Of which
Bill is, to foreclose Mortgage given 10 one
Samuel Miller by said John g. Joseph r. on
the esd day of Oct. 1914 upon their title and
interest in the Mill seat and yard situate IN
Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio, in Lot
No. 2I under and by virtue of lease from
Truman Pitkin for the period of sixteen
years from the ninth day of March, A. d.
ls4l, to secure the payment of five sepera.e
notes when they severally become
due, and which notes were in said deed liter
ally set forth. Said Bill further represents
tha. on the 1 5th of January, 1845, said Miller
assigned his interest ia three Of the notes
therein specified together with his Mortgage
security unto Compartments & that the remain
ing two notes he assigned to Cyrus Prentlss;
that the said three notes are each OF them
due and unpaid. Said Complainant rrays that
said defendants may be decfeed TO pay the
sum found to be due unto Complainant for
principal and interest within reasonable
time to be named, or in default thereof that
the right, title and interest of said Defends
ants in said Mill, Mill seat, and yard with
privileges described in said Lease and .Mort-
gage be sold by the Sheriff as on Execution
at Law. and the proceeds of such sale be
applied, &c. sc.
And the snid Joseph R. is further notified,
that unless he appears and pleads, answers,
or demurs TO the said Bill, within Sixty days
after the next term of said Court, the said
Complainant at the next term after the expi-
ration of the sixty days. will apply to said
Court to take the matters of the Bill as con>
fessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
FRANCIS w. TAPPAN,
SoPr. for Ccmp'lt.
Dated, Ravenna, June 81, 1916. 6w57.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15

FAT THINes.-Punch says he knows a
man who is SO fat that they greese wagon
wheels with his shadow.
The Microscope editor says he is ac-
quainted with Dutchman who is so un-
common fat, that his family use his voice
to burn instead of lard oil; and when he
gets his dander up his words burn more
brilliant than camphine oil.
: We know of q gal so darn'd fat that it is
difficult to approach her without slipping
down.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15

A lady lately returned from a visit to
the Natural Bridge, in Virginia, on being
asked how she was pleased with this stu.
pendous specimen of Natures handiwork,
replied, "that it will be very nice bridge
when it was done-but it wasn't quite fin
ished when she was thereI',
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

V'HE subscriber tenders his thanks to the
Il citizens Of Ravenna and vicinity for the
very liberal patronage he has received from
them during the past few years, and would
take this opportunity to inform them that he
has associated with him LEVI M. MILLER.
as partner. for the manufacturing of all kinds
of articles usually found in his line, consist.
.ng in part OF Harness, Saddles, Brides, Mar
aagales, Trunks, valises, Carpet bugs, &c.,
&c, made well and Of good materials, which
VIII be sold low for cash, country produce,
beet hides &c, &c. E. B. HOWE.
N. B. Repairing and cleaning harness and
saddles done on short notice.
HOWE 8. MILLER.
Ravenna June 4, 1846. 54tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ALLEeoRY.-A hum.
ming bird met butterfly, and being pleas
ed with the beauty Of its person and glory
Of its wings, made an offer of perpetual
friendship.
81 cannot think of it, was the reply,
"as you once spurned me and called me a
drawling dolt."
'sTmpossible!" exclaimed the humming
bird, 81 always entertained the highest re-
spects for such beautiful creatures as you. %
"Perhaps you do now," said the other;
"but when you insulted me, l was cater.
piller. So let me give you piece of ad-
vice, never insult the humble, as they may
some day become your superlors."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15

GFlt is said that Gen. Taylor has sent
back host of his Mexican prisoners, de-
claring that he had rather fight them than
feed them. Many Of them were 10th to
return.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15
TAIL @ Rim

VHE subscriber would respectfully an
L nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity, that he has commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
two doors east of Mr.. Kent's store, where he
is prepared to do all work in his line on the
shortest notice and in the latest fashion, and
hopes by strict attention to business to re-
ceive liberal share of public patronage.
Cutting done to order and on the shortest
notice.. JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, Nov. s6th, 1845. 1y2e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15

GFNo courting which is net done SIGH.
entifically can succeed. So thinks the ed.
itor of the Salem Advertiser.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15

VA wise man will speak we'll of his
neighbor, love his wife and pay for his
newspaper. Would that ali men were
wise.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-15
PRICES COMING DOWN.

". I'D. CL.a R TX s. co.
TX EEP constantly on hand and are pre-
N pared to sell carriages of all kinds
cheaper than any other establishment this
side of Mason's and Dixon's line. They are
also prepared to do all kinds of custom work
with despatch.
For One Dollar i'm Cash
you can have your horse shod up new, and
that too, with the best of Old Junietta iron,
with steel corks.
They will sell springs made of the best OF
Eastern Steel for 15a cents per pound (cash)
and warranted. All other work as low in
proportion for ready cash. Mallable wreEch-
es, nut washers, &c. kept constantly on hand.
All work warranted.
NIB. They will make difference between
cash up and cash down.
Ravenna, Oct. 90, l845. 2lu
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NEW GOODS
.HT THE N7O.NE S7,Anr

g DAY is now receiving his Stock of
offers at reduced pricestor Ready Pay. He
invites all in want Of Goods to call and ex
anime his stock as he will sell them at prices
that cannot fail to please.
Ravenna, May S, 1876.
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HO! FOR OREGONM
"COrpus Christi 81 40"
RE.aDY .M.aDE CL OTHL.NG

AT THE STONE STORE.
lust reed. large assortment Of Ready
y Made Clothing consisting Of
French Cashmerett Coats from S to lG$
Erminett do do S to $50
TWeeds do do 8 to 500
Croton cloth do do S to 700
Brown & Plaid Lin. & Colt. do 1850 TO 500
Pants.
Fine Cashmere Pants from to $500
do Sattinetts do do s to 400
de Linen Drilling plaid and cottonades al
prices from l,5O to $500.
Vests. ..
80 Fine Cut Silk Velvet Vests, $500
Is Woolen Cashmere do 200
10 Fine black Satin do So TO 81
Marsailes and Cotton Drilling Vests all prices
from 75cts to $500.
The above embraces the largest assortment
of Ready Nude Clothing ever offered in this
market and are offered low for Ready pay at
May l2, lS46. DAYS
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CLOTHS.-Fine Blk. French cloths, Cit
~ ron Green cloths. fine Olive Green cloths,
fine. Blue cloths, fine Bue black cloths, fine
Brown cloths, fine Drab cloths, fine Steel
mixed cloths. fine Cadet cloths at
scot. q. l845. PRENTISS,.
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S0RTH-G 4R0IGNA
literary, scientific and Hiitiar,
tgndclnys

arms aud c9aigmsnis f'IEisA,a ty tAs Sac.
III Ext Session Of this Classical and M,.s.
" m,tcal School, opens on TIT ~ {. Jsll.r7.
ei,h advantages unsurpassed 20 any fttpaf.-I
school 10 We south
Classics. English, etc L GRAY
Mathematics, Tactics, etc. o. A bUOE
Experimental ChCmis- I ( ,nrs,on,.
Try 8 Philosophy, mn
TERMS Pm SESSION ~ 1--WE nUNTrs
Classical Department, Collegiate eoar,f 10.
slatng i4il Lasllah Studies, aua u.-ta aaas.,,.
&c So -
English DO Elementary { ttiehtr bran.
ehcs) 1910
Military % llniaruy pfarlicfl no charge
Vocal " instrumental Masie - Lesson I. @
lcuelsg pr course, sW
Survey ing ard Civil Engineering, no thafz,
Leuef.w ri,ing, wilh Eu- lisa aud Lal.l ~
position. wl.l bc elJsui Attended TO-
Ne deduction made i3r abag acc, unless 10 carl
of prolrsc,,d sickness.
A few Pupils can Be BOARDED a IL Gayi
iamiy
RllrjgA Dee I, 1916. llT
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three years old, which ain cutting Sc.
cond time, have cut plenty Of stocks
that we're over , and but very little under
3 feet in length.
followed your direction in the culliva.
ton OF Irish potatoes this year. could
never succeed with the crop before, though
have been trying for 10 years. Under
your guidance, have succeeded TO my
hearts content, as well as that OF my pa
late too. | have large surplus. Now
please tel me, IN the July No. OF the South.
ern Cul,lyator, how 10 keep them during
the succeeding fall and winter. IL will be
quite an object with me TO save them, as |
lost my sweet poia;oe seed last winter, and
supply vas no, 10 be obtained. My sweet
potatoe cop, will, therefore, be very scan.
", as | have TO raise altogether from the
slip, and can procure but few of them.
| once iltmed il for about seven years,
under the doctrines OF the cid school Ayri
culiurisis. found j. would not begin 10
DO. When property became high, ten
years ago, sold land, negroes and all-
out The busness-read the Agricultural
papers-became satisfied the new school
we're teaching the right lessons in Agf,cul
iure-about three nnd half years ago
went TO work as the new school directs, and
have succeeded beyond my most sanguiue
expectations.
CHARLES d. DAVIS
Il, ST. am sure that my individual ms.
tory 10 Agricultural matters ought 10 Le
confirmation, ,trong as holy writ, 10 evefv
unPrfJudictd man, that the Southern Culu
va;or ought not barely 20 be sustained, bu,
most literally patronlzed.
Monroe, I'alton Co., Ga, June, lsIG,
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HOTCHklSS'S
Vertical Wafer w heel.

n consequence Of the very great popularity
a which these Wheels have attained BY the use
81 nearly 1000 81 them ia d,tlef6nt parts q the
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
Rights Ia North Carolina, 30 ii which are Ia iu
anu successful operation IN Cumberland County
When property introduced, they nearly double
the value Of the MIL and 10 quantity Of NotS gen.
orally Tar exceed lie most sAnsuine expectations
Vi the owners, many Of whom arc geutemCn dis.
uugEishcd for tl,r sci,ucs aud practical skill,
"ho have at'csttG % lhc value Of Tins improve.
mcnL The Naecls aro more durable. and more
easily ktptIa order, when lnpttsy put tg ther,
han the common tuaur Wheel They Vii save
onc.Jiufd Of tag water, and run well "a back va.
Ter when There head alogc The spo, q The
81" rs increased 10 more than double tic strokes
per minute.
The price af an individual right FOR ore pair Of
Wheel, - $50.
We refer among others 20 Tie GLOWING gentle.
men, s.luc o. Aym have Lad lEe Wheels 10 orc.
ton ~ months 81 more, and isoa many 81 thoni
&c have received cc5HH-a tes highly approving Of
these Wheels, and stating that tH,r S4ss, a4lh
tins improvement Gus 300, :. 1J $500. aut even
as high as $3.50 ictt q dsy, according 10 the head
% water.
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Tanning Business.

VIE subscriber rctutn his thanks d BIZ
Il friends Tor The liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received aud iuforms them .aa he
public generally that ho stall continues az 4tsss
business at his rcslLence situated about bel. 8
mic south of steel Greek Church who're L54iHc,
Of all kinds eau be obtained m. business "a co.,
Quoted by experienced workman ard bio lssaitsi
vii be warranted 10 be as good as any ua4d Ia
CHS section Of country.
lie has how On hand and intends to ktsg 4
quantity OF good shoes.
WM VI. HIGHAN.
May ], SIG glrf
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From the Naturalist.
TURNIP CULTURE.


Were American Farmers fully npprised
Of the value Of the turnip crop in Europe,
II IS quite certain they would make great.
er exer!lons 10 give il a more general 10.
PRODUCTION into this country. Turnips make
the pork, beet milk, butter aud cheese OF
Engand. The new system Of hu.ban.
dry = is based upon the introduction OF the
tlrniP culture. British farmers have also
learned that feeding sheep upon the ,urnips
IN the field, "a capital plan TO improve the
soil.
Bu! as the season isIow c, hand Tor sow.
ing, : few practical hints vii not Be an:ss.
/. The Soil must be rich, loose and ee
from noxiUus weeds. Fresl. and Is The
best; but cultivated fields vii answer. if
they have The strength Of soil. The very
best sPo! OF ground for turnips is an old
COW yard. Ii the land il Dot rich it mus,
be made so.
= ne preparation Of soil, !. an im2or.
tant item. Deep pIoughlng IS ndlspensa.
OIe' as veil as frequently pioughins before
sowing. Il "a good system to break the
land very early N the spring, and continue
70 P'ow II every two or three weeks IN
juno or July. By this means it slIl be
freed ifom soeds, and rendered strong and
mellow.
B. The time Of soucinp, is a matter Of
considerable Consequence. Some aged farm.
efs say, SOW the 9th Of August; while
others tell Us to sou the 25ih Of JUN ,ca
or dryj' but there is no doubt Tie date
should depend very much upon continoen
cies' L! Is a safe plan, 70 SOW every two
weeks, or oitener, from the first Of June 10
The last OF August. ouce heard sue.
cess'ui old farmer say, "p'au, all kind Of
crops, and Try all seasons, aud YOU viii be
sure to hl the right crop and season. -
There ls truth IN Il. About the last Of .Ju.
, y or first OF August Is generally The best
time.
| f. Mode Of sost0g Ii the land IL fresh.
the sowing may be performed broadcast
but care should be taken, that the plants
should not grow too close together. This
however, Is the lazy mode Of cultivation.
aud should not be recommended. unless the
land and preparations are every thing thew
should be, and the farmer or gardener can.
not have the requisite labor perfofmed.-
The best plan IS to throw two fur,ows ,o.
geIher BY the use Of light pIow, and let
me rows DC Two feet apart-thcn open the
ridges with Aoe-s0w the seeds aud rake
them 10.
o. After Culture,-In this department
there are three very essential matters
LIST. Keep the land free from weed. and
grass. %; STIR the soil frequently. 3Ily
thu the plants to such distance as vii
prevent the interference With each other.
growth.
g. Horcesting.-This need not be done
before Novemb-r. Poll up the roots care.
July, haul them together, cut of the TOP.
aud iaproois, raise the ground abou, 81,
inches, and pat them in piles Of from 10 ,c
20 bushels, cover with earth ten iucbe,
thick, aud all wall be sale ul sor,no.-
There are different modes equally success
'ul. The tops may be probably fed 10 cat.
tie and sheep.
As to The manner Of feeding the crop, 7
wait for 81 more convenient season " H.,
giving directions.
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Life Insurance f!

" York a'iatuat Life Insurance CoMpagy
VIE subscriber having been appointed gent
-A Tor the above Company, Is prepared to re-
ceive applications, aud 10 Communicate al ns5ti-
Eafy Information on the subject to such as may
Apply. JOHN s. RICHARDS.
wilmington, N c july ~, lsI5.
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on
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NOTICE.

Z tuE snbscrbcr having been appointed SCENT
~. Of stephen feglus at hi- Saw MI. fm.
Ia, poo that he Is ready and wiling to Glt all
vfdcrs Tor Lumber on tho shortest notice and Ios.
''' terms Those wishing Lumber will reaso
send IN their orders:
Jan: 30, 1916. H.
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NOTICE.

4 toNEWARN ali pets5nt iron tadin, 'art
II note Of baud gwen 70 JOSIAH Hodge tf tt,t
I'VE dollars, dated thc 9Th day Of JulY 1876 ,.+
drawn twelve myulha Augr date, a. | sm te.4r
mWcd nol 10 Pay The same unless compelled ls %
50 by law a. the properly Tor which the note an
give" coes act perform az well a. represented.
llJGU II. SlMNtLL,
April 30, lslG s.rp
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Law Card.

~ sAFFoLD & J. NJ, BOXING viii prac.
- tice IN tho Courts OF DaIlasend l.orudes,
ahc IN tho adjoining Counties, also In tho 81.
Ploho court, Address, Sailold q Boiling, st
Pleasant liili. Dallas county. or Haynosvle,
Lowndes county, Alabama.
Dee. | /, ISIS. 100
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Inc title Of llc work Is a. iollows,
Ahc PICTORIAL History OF the
American EscyotuI,on

with an account OF lue EARLY HTSsTng'V M
TIE COUNTRY. The CnNsrf.Tf'rt,,I 1 ot
THE UNITED STATES. snI : rt-.,a - -
fqdsr illustrated uta s,re,qi H,sy,sJ Cas 'el'
'ags!tt %
aFnfstho 5,,c,mio,,i,, r,t...-.,,..,.-
perfectly acceptabe IN ,r,,,, G,s,g,' ~.
The cnhre eoaHtrl II will Inc nnrd ~ ',a'
traclye anu cheaposl ever prcarnlrd - MI y,
Tonnage Of the American people. M r,n'a,,5 ~,
OF the work ha. been attended with afcat ab5,
cncc, from Which to t,ka an ia,,s.,,i cum
themselves to Tho rcoordinr rsn "a'an submit
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DE. TAYEOR's
Balsam of AiyerW0rt.

for re eare " CoDghs Cokts, Caiarrb A.iLtq,
""2oPHg Cough, bronchitis, Lrrer Cs,a,l5isf
an au A8edtfsnI If The T1roqt anil E,,5y,
<Rhl> frmcdy il tu4alua6le and unr,a,t',I
49, Il Il purely vegetable aud highly mode,
nal mud aud gentle IN It's effects upo,i tho ave
t''', ana t1'ng entirely free from all mineral r,e
uHe.-' by many 50 justly feared and dreaded i.
p ''e', SAFE ~ vel as saIulary. From a kno.I.
'1Re u "s properties, and The wonderful success.
""'sn mas attended Il, even 10 dlIiGun and ag.
$ '4'a's' '1se''''f nearly ten ycars, dufng which
u "i' o-tH 10 use, Vie Proprietor feels no hcs.an.
~ 10 Introducing ., and Recommending 49,, IN
who unfortunately may have oec,s, ~, ,.a., .,
7''us means Of recovery. Physicians not uof,c
Pue'tly use 1t Ia their practice and with The Ma
'ta' raGaitI generally, IL has met yylh rnpat
more lhAh ordinary appruDafion.
''fIhca'f' and testimonials could be fprn;sb
co N abundance from the highest and mos, p.
Hp'Gta1le sources, OF persons = no either hay, ber
greatly relieved by It, or entirely recovered iron,
Infections Of the Lungs aud Liver, but We i,.crr
only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING or moon
CURED.
hereby certify that last August. was ,tr,,L
ca win violent aud proiusC henorrbare from, ,a
Lungs, severe cough, with the ex9grt,r,t,o,, ~
muen mucous, pam ia the hcad soreness II, ,t,,
","s'i u"u osh't distressing symptoms. I bpugbt
a ootll' OF Dr. Iaylor's Bllsam Of Liyerwgrt ,,,r
49, bo"ety, which, under the blessing OF pt,v.
iHc"e"' gave me immediate relic. II. ,ti.cl b,s
pceh such IN my case that 1 cannot too bigbIy
P'I,.e I w. ,.,, CllAS. l.. SMITH,
np'" o i7i'' 1913 IriefY ST.. Brooklyn.
H. fo ora common Co.d and Cough this is cue of
me very best remedies ever discovered
" D. There Is a spurious aud counterfeit s,ti
&c aIpal therefore be careful 70 get the penu,nc
"h,ch is from 37j Bowcry, n Y.
- a Fresh supply Of the above Medicine inn,
rogo'Feu 0nd ior sale at the Charlotte Drug st,,c
My %, 1915 gg'f 'n I'd
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DIR. VI. IL. TAYLOR

FElLEo VH[otLDtespaa ed,tAaa.
w woes Ia ne Practice Of
l Medicine, - lis ciufsas 90 IA.
49, loae ana vicinity. Iiaolhec s
i5sp.efiy occupied by the Click 81 The tr
tauti, Que d49r aofih Of lbc lHaiilNg utue *
eeses committed % bss care ~tsJ,tt.te P44-.l
ssd faithful attention,
Jan, To- l-lj l5f
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The History OF Ronaanism,

BY the Rev Downing, \. NJ, Pastor Of the Be.
rcau Church. New York. l2lh edition.
Just published
This is q large octave volume, Of nearly 7O0 pa
grs, rmbeilishtd with FiFrY RESUTurl ENGRAy
INGs, ~ handsome emtlemauc binding, Puce
three dollars.
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Removal.

w rs. NARY WKISfUN informs l.- 5feal,
VA and tie public generally, ihat sHr l.s3 4
ken room Al Mgs. Gillssqio's, ahsfc she Ns, b.
harry io ~ait upou bsr ipouls. She rc,gTnt ben
thanas iaT 'he lbcral eur18slg cement she a4s 20.
etIsc1 ana hopes b. constant caG0agefs % g.5lsl
70 merit cQutulaucC UJ the P45i,c patronage.
Aprlt o. l-IG
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL & EMBLENNT.
H. BINDINGS.

READY foa HAEEERs' FlEa,Ngtr ILLUMINATED In
Bis.
Ffersous collecting SIX copies or THE Bible.
aud io'"afalng theta TO the subzca6er. win d.
rcchoas, "'l. receive the bjadiag Of cue copy
gratis,
Pattern No !, consists pfa splendid collection
OF y at41'U. scripture Eyeas; No Hagu4f
eeni View, Of Iraiy Church and " tie C,ru.
mau.on Window Fable aud Service: No. 3. The
lfaeI1es fasIur procession If Tie Promised Land.
ana The l7otsigurr.au OF Christ On the Mount
~. T. \ o-laasa. Eng.sa .ld Preach style cgu.
bued.
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no thc People OF America.

NVE't' va 4AEAAtEAta,
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