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The New York herald., 1846-06-02

AccrpgNr ON rHg PEsrsyLvArrA MAIN LrSE-An ac-
cidcnt occurred in this canal the 27h ult. which
wonderfully did not result in the loss of life. canal
boat waiting to pass through the lock at the DAM
nine miles below Johnstown, when torrent Of water
rushing from Of the ravines struck the boat and
rushed her the dam. Fortunately the all
saved though the boat and cargo lost. Tho late
frcshet up the Allegheny, 1t feared, has occasioned
great loss Of property.
SINGULAR OurKAoE.-A good deal of excitement was
caused in the village Of Norwich Chenango county
Thursday Of last week. by tho discovery Of coffin and
the remains Of corpse, island that place The
conin was identified AZ made for old lady, in
December last No bones being discovered, II was sup
posed that the coffin and its contents exhumed for
the purpose Of procuring thom. Portions Of the flesh
were found in stagDant pool Of water by. The
perpetrators OF the outrage had not been discovered
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
THE MEXICAN WAR.

NEw ORLEASs, May "a, 1896
For the first time for many days the city bo
little quiet, and one realize that ii is Sunday. The
drummers have apparently dropped their sticks from
sheer exhaustion and the fers completely blown them
selves out This is not TO be wondered when you
slider that for three four weeks the whole city has
in the most complete and terrible excitement night and
day Four regiments have this arrived the ground
which is to be the of their future rumphs and
yesterday four other companies left There
ganzing four other regiments two of which nearly
completed and companies of good fighters coming in
from the country every day. We have had no news
from the Rio Grande for two days. and very impa-
tent and anxious.
Singular to say Maj Gen. Gaines has received no speci
&c directions from the War Department and is compelled
to act solely his responsibility, and it must be
confessed that he has acted with promptness nd dcci
sion that is deserving of the warmes praise The impress
sion prevails here in many quarters that the fighting Is all
over and that the Mexican army will retreat before
advancing forces till she reaches the almost impossible
mountains which comparatively small force will render
completely This will leave ample field for exerton,
however, and our government will unquestionably
prosecute with vigor coast warfare which must bring
her to terms. Unless tho most energetic and speedy
determined upon, the war will be nger
ing and tedious and boy capable Of bear
ing arms in Mexico will be compelled to do So and time
should not be given her to concentrate her forces The
which has reached here that Gen. Scott is
has created great dissatisaconbut il not generally
believed that the administration will pursue such
The mail from the North has failed this morning.
The Italian Opera at the American but pay
ing expenses The Slomans doing toleraby only at
the st. Charles Yours &C., b..
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THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.

IHE fAvILlON, NEW BhlGHION.
Nsg ssi nss Sc
perfect than II has been since
first opened Everything that could tend the
fort and accommodation Of parties who may honor b maxi
ing their residence has been added. and tbs
peto feels assured that he does in any
when he that is the elegant and complete
meI establishment on this continent, =
who have visited the Pavilion, be
that New Brighton is situated Staten lssnj dis
Of less than miles from New York The Pavilion
Hudson and rivers Long Island and nearly down the
Nauows Its beautiful and salubous tho
temperature being summer several degrees cooler than
Excellent steamboats, constantly plying between New
ok and Staten Island the time occupied the
sage being only from twenty-five to thirty minutes 80 that
residing New Brighton reach the business
Of the city speedily than from the Of Broad
Give to health 4ra
the proprietor will be happy with parties who
wish engage apartments for the whole season. for
shorter period and il they will please to address note
the undersigned care of Mr. c. Narsh 90 Cedar street, in
pointment, il will be Immediately attended to.
The Steamboats, for New Brighton start from No. Per
North River.
Pavilion. New Brighton. May s. 1st6 mys lmre
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
TOSEPH SMITH late OF Worcester, England begs leave
inform his friends and the public in general
that he has recently fitted up his house in superior
vii! always heretofore keep his Bar and Lsrder supplied
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market Affords
Dinners from 10 till O'clock and Cold Cuts, Chops Stakes
Rare Bits, &C., At all hours.
His supply Of English and city nswspapsrs s1cesd by
house in New York and his Ales Wines Segars &c.
of the quality and the attendance prompt P
mediation Of always aeuied Lodgings &c.
myl3 lmsr
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WAR WITH THE CHERoKEEs.-We learn from
Gen. Morse, of Natchitoches, that an express had
arrived at San Augustine and Sabine Town, with orders
from the local authorities Of Texas to raise force
pei the incuron Of the Cherokees upon the frontier Of
Texas and that companies being raised for that
purpose as well as under the requstion Of Gen. Tay
lor.
Serious apprehensions entertained that Mexican
emissaries had been among them and that tho whole
tribe were in arms against the United States.
Some years since the Cherokees purchased land in
Texas for which they paid $40 to the agent of New
York company, and the authorities of Texas refused to
allow them to take possession of it. Since that period
they have always been in hostile attitude and the pre-
sumption they would take advantage Of the first op-
portunity that presented to avenge their supposed
wrongs. Bowls, chief Of the nation, together with
Others killed In affair growing out Of the
cause, and Maj Kaufman member of Con-
gress from Texas wounded in the battle.-Nep
Orleans Je6ersonian, May a. .@sue
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Fries vwo Cents.

20 Carpenters Tools Coffee Mills. Brass Water
Cocks, Augurs, Vices Circular Saws.
x69. Stair Rods Lechich's Locks Force Pumps, Cast
iron hinges barrow's Hot Air Regestors.
xss. School States. rhilsdePhisi Dunn. scythes.
Mainn; Hardware, Patent Safety Fuse for blasting.
Copper Wire Files, Coffee Mills Pittsburg
x67 Knobs Locks, Axes, Pa
63. Birmingham Tacks, Conn.
x74 Scott's Ingram Model Machine, CANDLES Black
Morocco Skins, Philadelphia
rs Flour Oil Cloth Elizabethtown, j.; Fries Win
dow Screen Blinds, Baltimore.
TO- Kumbrelrs Cemented Leather Band, New York
Fserbrathen's Lace Leather, Baltimore.
II. Jennisons Patent Diaphragm Filter, for purifying
water and other liquids New York Pugh's Paper
Hangings Philadelphia Baldsrson's ssivs Wire.
Case OF Reeds, by Miller Baltimore.
"a Dukehart's Fire Buckets and Hose, baltimore !,
Shoe Lasts, Potatoe Crusher.
7s. Dua's Hydrostatic Weighted Steam Safety Valve.
30 Entrance Door into Steam Engine House. Unreoh
Trunks, Philadelphia.
81 Wilders Sausage Chopper. N. HI Specimens Of
Marble Slabs Motifs Ornamental Iron Garden
Vase. Y.
81 Buttenworh's Turned Iron Philadelphia; Morris.
Tasker Norris Philadelphia, Welded Wrought
s. Hubbals (Baltimore) Cast Iron Jet d'Esu, I'm
proved Mattrass Beds, Thirty-two Pound Cannon.
Richmond Va; Sheet Copper and Zinc, Taunton.
Mass; Fire Exunguishing Engine. Davis, BaoA-
more do Hose, Horton, do
To- Howell's Tanning Machine, N Y.
II. Fitzgerald's Portable Grist Mill N. Y.
"a. Leather Goods, from Pratts Tanneries, N Y.
65. Thorn's Shoe Yard, Philadelphia Dukeharts do,
Baltimore.
SO. Specimens Of Leather from Maryla Ramsburs
Ebert's Bucksk Goods, Georgetown D. C.;
Ebert Sons, do do Frederick, Md.
81. Scotts Carpet Machine in operation; Fairbanks
and Dale's Platform Scales.
80. Laurel Factory Spinning and Wesving Machine,
Md.
80. Improvement in opening and fastening Window
Shutters from inside
co. Wire Carding Machine.
9l. Machine for making Twine
%. Faynan Browns Furnace and Forge Bellows.
DC.
o. Benson's Hydraulic RAM Baltimore.
o. 90 Chase's Gard Spinners Of Wool Silk &C., around
Cotton, Flat Hemp, &c. Baltimore.
93. Jenks' Loom, Bredesburg.
o. Jennson's Filtering Apparatus in action, N. Y.
o6 Gas House. supplying lights to tho depot, Crutch
ett, Washington, ID. q.
% and 100. Agricultural and Fire Depots
%. Carriage Depot, &c.
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The Capture or Barita.

We have now the pleasure says the Washington Union
OF the 30th u, of laying before readers the first
letter. which has presented to us Mexico
self We indebted for il to the respected head of the
bureau TO whom It is addressed BY captain in the camp
into our hands and we the descriptions in the
following letter of this first will inter
have planted our foot in the enemys country Our
hand to the plough and We must never look back until
we have yindcaed our rights and obtained
peace. Our ovement now is onward-even II 1t leads
US to the halls OF the Montezumas"
LA BARrTA, MErIco, May IL, 1876.
Mr. Scarett told me he had given you an account Of
the deeds Of gallant little army the sh and 9TH
days which will ever be memorable in our military an
nails West Point told on that occasion. Every one is
prasing Captain Mansfield for his interchangeable zeal and
industry during the siege of Fort Brown
The general has determined to bring his forces over
70 tns SIDE Of the river. here to select site for
the depot Of our base of operations and ntrench
This village h about ten miles from the mouth Of the
Port Polk Point Isabel The prominent features which
might induce me to decide upon this as the proper point
for the depot that it h the first high land you reach
in ascending tho river that il above hurricane tides
that the ground Is naturally formed for military position
commanding every thing around it, and commanded by
from ali other depots The worst road s to Fort Polk
while the direct line is only ten miles, tho only road
miles from Mstsmoras General TAYLOR dssrsd 70
the river yesterday but his artillery short Of anmu-
milton, and he had boats (Where 10 the ponton train
We do not know where he Is tonight nor do know
whether the enemy Ia in force this sde and
Colonel Wilson Is in command He has four companies
oil MS reRlmen-lN lnIantry ana iour oi voluneers
have field piece and six artillery under my
ders Lieutenant Hamilton, la Infantry is my assistant.
This movement up the river was intended to have been
combined one with Commodore Conner II has been de-
ayed days by unfavorabe weather, rendering the
bar rough. The commodores limited stay here com
PEELED him TO notify the general not to count upon his CO.
operation in expedition up the river This morning.
at daylight started the Nera "a river boa out from the
Brazos she entered the Rio Bravo without difficulty BY
8 a. m. rode down the beach, Col Wilson's command
had been bivouackng for two days our SIDE OF the
mouth. We crossed them all over by ~ before p M
the column route up tbc river The banks OF the
river but slightly higher than the surface OF the water
for some miles up The whole country low and filed
with lagoons There Is hgh ridge Of sand hills
twenty high extending up and down the coast rest
ing Immediately the beech The country beck Of this
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
TRITON HOUSE,

ULEN COVE. IONU
THE Subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and the
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head of the steamboat landing and
thoroughly fitted and ready r the reception Of Boarde
Water Bathing .mong,, the most sxibIe on Long s.nd
tensys 'front.' and fine beach FOR swimmers. The
buildings and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
ly cted with the house.
Having farm Of 20 acres appended TO the hotel property
u supply Of good milk and butter and other comforts
he together with his unremtted this
wishes OF his guests will render residence the Tos
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
WILLIAM L. JONSEb,' Tntoa House
Glen Cove, Long Island, May 4, 1876. my5 imrrc
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The Change OF Opinion In Canada.

: We cut an extract from the Morning
advertiser filled with sentiments that do honor to the
head and heart Of the writer Recent circumstances in
connection with relations with the United States and
the knowledge that this has been brought about,
principally the result of attempt spread the de-
tesable institution Of slavery have beyond doubt
to enlist sympathies the side Of the Mexcans
Yet sincerely dcplore the loss of the brave men
who have fallen among the Americans while engaged
in performing the duty they owed their country we
admire the indomtabie courage and energy char
acterisfic Of hich they and their eliosp
soldiers haze manfesedin the recent Mon
treai Herald May 30.
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ridge is one vast plain Of prairie and lagoon The road
the river is toeraby good The river very sePentne
The road from bend bend The distance BY river
nsary double that by road The road up the right bank
skrted to the left south by lagoons until you reach
Bara so that march Of column up this side was by
no means exposed to flank attack. The steamboat deck
gave me fine opportunity Of observing the country
We find difficulty in making use of the river for
transporting our supplies.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
Court ofGenernl Sessions. rt
Before Recorder Scott, and Aldermen Livingston an

JoHT McKEor. Esq, District Attorney
JuSE 1.-The June term ofthis Court commenced this
mornings but in consequence Of s being election day
nothing done, with the exception Of calling the
of petit jurors and hearing the those
wishing to be relieved from attendance The calendar
for the followsFor assault and battery with
intent to kill robbery in the first degree abduction
!; bigamy burglary, 8; grand larceny l2 false pre-
tences 1; disordery house, I; previously convicted 81
previously indicted IA abandonment, I; bastardy, l.
Total Of old and new cases, a.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow morning,
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

Mexicsns have vessels of war-and to prvatesrs
there Is port in Mexico where they can be equipped
with prospect Of going to If they had vessels they
have no seamen-and foreign seamen not likely to
caught and treated as piratesNew Orleans Courier,
Nav ~.
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Com. Conner left the Falmouth at Vera Cruz, on his
departure for Texas to take on board our respected Con-
sui f. NJ Dimond Esq, should hostilties commence be-
tween Mexico and the United Sates-New Orleans Jsf
fersonian May %
The Texas Navy consisting Of the sloop of Aus
tin 20 guns the bgs Archer and Wharton Is guns EACH
and schr san Barnard mounting six u pound CARO-
nades and one lone long FOUNDER transferred
the 18th inst, to Gov. Runnes. u. s. Commissioned
That gentleman with great discretion, nstehd Of turn
ing the officers adrii continued them in pay Ship
Keepers until the authorities at Washington can be heard
from.
Tho revenue cutter Van Buren,, sailed this morning.
about ten o'clock with sealed orders Her destination
is no doubt the Gulf
The following is list Of her oicers:-Thomas q Ru
doiph Captain; Wm Norris, First Lieutenant j. Try
stoneall Second Lieutenant; VIM. r. Pierce Third Lieu
tenant Dr. Shrine, Surgeons Daniel Wells, Pilot; Oliver
Mitchell Boaswain; Charles Rogers, Gunner; Edward
Patterson, carpentcrs-ChaviesfonP Patriot, My D.
Several vessels sailed last evening nearly all Of them
bound to Havre. The Captains thought by sailing in
company to quiet the fear: ofher passengers that there
was some risk from Mexican privateers II reported
that sloop ofwsr waiting 10 convoy them out Of the
Gull Of Mexico. These fears groundlsss, for the
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

SUDDEN RISE IN THE ALLEGHENY.-The city was
taken by surprise on Wednesday afternoon and
night by sudden rise in the Allegheny river 1t rose
until there was eleven feet water in the Ohio below the
city. Yesterday morning, at 10 A. NJ, there was lOt
feet by the mark in the Monongahela This RISE il has
been ascertaned il out of the Kiskiminitas and
neighborhood Of Johnstown, perhaps fair specimen
water spout Leschs packet came down on il, and
while running eight miles q level the Kiskiminitas
sient Capt Shields Pa and o. line loaded win fsh and
tar box Of dry goods and mahogany boards per.
haps the least valuable cargo brought on this
The boat which preceded her had cargo worth $50
The consignees mostly houses in the city The boat
went the first dam below Johnstown small stream
empties into the river just at the head Of the lock- and
this had swollen to such torrent that it swept the boat
out into the river but lodged long enough the comb
Of the dam to allow the crew to escape The boat
total loss mule was in i at the time 1t s supposed
good deal Of the freight would be saved along the
river. An express arrived yesterday bringing letters
from Holiday and other points, but down to the
jury that was known, and it s supposed here by those
best acquainted with the works along the Kskmintas
that damage has been done. They capable Of
know to-day The damage here eva was considerable. The
swell was sudden and unexpected, very large
amount of lumber slaves, wood and logs in the Alcg
and crashing against the piers Of the bridges shatterng
the boards and grinding the logs Some Of the RATS had
men on them; but generally, they had none 1t is
all mprobable but do not know certainly, to the
fact Most Of the lumber is owned by those who it
down A large number Of RATS were tied up at the
foot of Herrs Island held by the owners for high
er prices than the current rates. We are sorry
industrious friends have lost heavily. Il
true mo most Of will Be % %Gngss s the
storm passed over the city Tuesday evening in the
direction of Johnstown, end have doubt that 1t
mosphsrs Of the mountains which pTecipaed large
volume Of water upon them The waters falling all
yesterday. ay.-Pinsburg .adv. May 20.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

The Hon. Michael Ulshoefer, President in the Chair.
June I--TriaI Of wv W. Drinker, one ef the Special
JusffcesOn motion Of Aid Jackson, the Court was ad
journed to this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy-T
8 per annum-payable in advance.
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per copy-$3 l2x per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
ADVANCE
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and dss
patch
% All letters communications by mail. addressed TO
the establishment be paid, the postage will be
deducted from the subscs csiption money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor of the the
New YoRK HERALp EsTABLrsHNgNr,
North West t,cornsr OF Fulton and Nassau strssep
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
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-NLvE 1X
NEsDAY. NAY is. isss: -
LEAVE BRooKLYS att O'clock A. M Boston for Green
port, daily (except Sundays.) stopping at
Farmngdale and Sc George Manor.
At ~ O'clock A. NJ. for Farmin dale and
. intermediate places.
at3f M, through to Greenpor, steT ping
Earmlngdae, and all the stations betwo
Farmingdale and 0reenport.
M3sP; NJ. for Farmngdale and intsrme
LEAVE 0assrroRr ats ocIoci NJ Accommodation train
daily, (eIcept Sundays through to Brook
PM, Boston train, or on the arrival of
the steamer from Norwich, stopping at St.
Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
LEAVE FARMNoDALE at 6H AN, Accommodation train
atsA A. M. Greenport train, for Brooklyn.
At az p NJ. Accommodation train, for
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. NJ Accommodation train for Brook
atsk A. M. Greenport train for Brooklyn.
~ r M. Accommodation train, for
FARE TO II Bedford cents East New York l21<, Race
Cou.e ISM Trotting Course lsA Jamaica IS B1ashviEe
fssurj SIX, Hsmpstssd Branch aS csTle Place
a. Mestbury a, Hisksyle a. Farmngdae s2 Deer Park
81 Msdiord station 81 ls Ysphsnk 81 SIX S. Georges
Manor 81 e2H Riv erhead 81 62H Jamespo 81 62, Matte
tuck 81 62 Cutchogue 81 Southoid 81 62, Greeapo
Accommodation train 81 u.s. reenpoIt by Boston train Sc &
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness of Whitehall
street. receive baggage for the several trans 30 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
Dor twice each day. the arrival Of the from Brook
Iyn. myl9 re
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCIJR SIONS

snA - SAIL across the Hudson river to Hobo
A@bken, and then walk to the Elysan Fields,
.along the exceedingly pcturesqre shores OF
the place will easily accomplished
tive Of ali urus excursions that be made from the city
The grounds charming the
ing in leaf and the soil covered with rich turf.
The walks excellent order having been considerably
The Ferry Boat from Barclay Canal and Christopher sts
are completely fitted mp with awnings and seats.
o'clock
Ferriaze' az amsr
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
John ROACH, 0PT1CIAN, 90 NASSAU STREE. ha
can and every article used the Operstos
will find bis preparation, now called R?sch 9uIchTn 70
work with certainty and qnicness and 70 be cheare uso
trv promrtIy attended to my5 imsrrr
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WRAPPING PAPER.
O(l(lO REAMS Straw sad Rag WEE .aE sl.r g ,own
OyVU and Double Crown jusi ID and fcIsale BY
E1h.SSE BROOkb,
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EOLIaN PIANOS

HSH aNHE subscriber has Just received
IIf u from the nanuaeloy Of Nuns a Clara. N.w
I" s.'eha--d 'hs Patent Rgni for the entire United S,.i.s
49, a.-aehlsriisl for Coi.EAASS RDLiAN ATTACH.
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s"c y" WIS ID public In sramins. as as, .n,,oh,,o,x 80.
"%a . - o tie Journals OF this county aDd OF Hovhra-
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Nanage. aud etrsasnee 81 th. comht.auop
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T. HIN A -HALL.
FALi suPPLY OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE

FALL. suPPLY or
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
I the ships Montezuma and Adirondack vfo
New fork' aud the HirE.ninn At City Point. from L,v,roo,
me Subscriber has received the larger portion of hp. F.u s,nar-
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- >. IoIh- he WI receive the remainder n his stock Of China AMI
shapes ard patterns. NV
plies Of Gas, from tho Manvfaet1r.r. ami n. ,,.,.,.t =.
sey afge and desirable Assortment Of superior GOOD, IN bI. line
70 all who may want
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-, AhrEe assortment Of Lard Lamps. Loo,inz Gas.-. sto,,
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MTSTC.

SsIGNOU GEeIIGE takes pleasure in ipfonpir, b -,
HpN Oh hiehn'ond and vicinity that he has located himscif in
this city, and = now prepared 10 give Lessons IN Ys,aI ..d 80
sdEiH4 "1Hsie- sishoI George viii & We lessons on ID. Piano Porte
su''aI' |Eiioneue' fin'e' IonoFean. Kent Busle, French HON.
&C &c. His gseal BstrHeiioas ae given in ,ueh .tyI. ~ -,
lai To give his pupils Il Thorough knowledge Of hot accomplishment
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ieFen whodesre 10 fcma an .7Aa'eHr Rad amnnE themselves a
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