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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-06-03

There is q church 10 Ohio, where the
waier that runs offthe roof on one side goes
into the gulf Of Mexico, and TINT which
runs Off the other side goes into 81, Law.
,rance.--Whore Is Il?
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FOR GOVERNOR,
REUBEN WOOD.

UT Our publication day being on Mon
day, all advertisements and notices for pub
location, must be handed in on Saturday.
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COLUMBUS, May 20

COLUMBUS, May 20.
Messrs. Collins and Barbee, each present.
ed petition this morning. asking that pro-
vision may be inserted in the new constitu-
ton requiring the legislature to pass laws
prohibiting the sale Of spirituous liquors.
The convention again went into commit
tee OF the whole on the report Of the Legis-
lative committee, and progressed during the
day as far as to the 10Th section, making di-
vers amendments; and that, too, without
making any long speeches.! Quite an inn
provement in that particularl
= The first important amendment, in addi-
ton to what gave you yesterday, was to
the 9th section, which relates to the quali6-
cations of senator's. The amendment re-
quires that they shall have the same qualifi-
cations as Representative, and nothing
more.
Section 10 was amended so that any one
member (instead of two) of either House,
shall have the right to protest against any
act orresolution, ,Suto bavelsuch protest
upon the journal. That portion Of the 18th
section which declares that all bills provid-
ing for any appropriation of the public mo-
ney shall originate in the House of Repre-
sentatives, was stricken out.
Section Is was all stricken out. 1t pro-
yided that the General Assembly should fix
the compensation and term of all officers
not fixed in the constitution ! and also, that
no change in the salary of any Office should
affect the person filling that Office when such
change should be made. 1t was certainly
not very wise to strike out the latter proyi-
sion. ts
The Reporter through the President, laid
before the convention a communication,
stating that he was unable to procure the
publication Of the debates in the German
language, in accordance with resolution
previously passed, the papers named in the
resolution having refused to make the pub
LEGATION for the prices fixed therein.
Yours, &c.i ZED.
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Awful steamboat nxplosion.

TlD lDentyjfve persons killed--Forty qoounded.
st. Louis, May 29th-Last night about
l0o'clock the steamer Saint Louis collapsed
two fues three miles below this city, at
Quarantine killing 25 and wounding 46 per-
sons. The sufferers are nearly all deck pas
sengers. Halfthe number scalded will die.
We have have not learned the names of the
dead. Nine bodies have been buried, and
others jumped over board. The badly seal
ded are Christian Hall, John Williams, Peter
Stalker, Harriet Smith, John Smith, Margaret
Coils, Michal Carpenter, Margaret Neal, Mrs
Hickman, B Kilcommin child, and slave
The cause of the explosion is not known
The boat and machinery were all new.
----~~~~----~-~~-~~-->>>>----
HIT HIM AaAIN!--The st. Louis Daily
Times is responsible for the following:
A New PLAcER-THE GULP-M CLAIM.
y Gen. Taylor are case,
q And Crawford are caser,
And Uncle Sans big pocket is
The best and newest PLACER"
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0rThe Pennsylvania says that the Nj
caraguan treaty has not been ratified by the
Senate.
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Ofthe million tons of sugar annually
consumed, in the world, Cuba furnishes two
hundred thousand.
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4 being understood that some four or
five mcmEers still wished 10 speak on the
sahject, the convention adjourned without
coming to vote.
Yours, &C., ZED.
CoruMBus, May 25.


This morning Mr.. Bates presented the pc
tihon Of 300ladies of Jefferson CO., praying
that a clause be inserted in the new consti-
tuition, prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
Liquors and also the petition Of so men
OF the same county, on the same subject both
Of which Were referred to the committee On
jurisprudence.
Mr.. Reemelin presenteda petition asking
that persons having no permanent residence
shall be required to reside three months in
township before being entitled to vote there.
Referred to the committee on Elective Fran
chise.
MI. Hunt presented memorial concern
ing Banks, and the exemption OF homesteads
from execution. Referred to the committee
on Jurisprudence.
A resolution was adopted that the conven-
tion shall meet at 9 o'clock, A. M. and 8
p. M.
The convention again went into commit
tee OF the whole on the report of the Legis-
alive committee. The question still being
to have annual instead Of biennial sessions
OF the Legislature, about dozen more
speeches were made, great many members
wishing to 'sdefne their positions, as they
said, in order to SET themselves right before
their constituents. The question was deci-
ded, however, just before the recess, by
very large vote in favor of biennial ses-
sions, SO large that it will Undoubtedly be
maintained upon its final adoption by the
convention.
Another important amendment was made
to the report this afternoon, which is that
all the Senators shall be elected at the same
time and for the same term that Representa-
tiyes are proposed to be elected, SO that
there will be no such thing as Senators
holding over" from one session to another.
N, Yours. ZED.
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0FWe are indebted to the Hon. D. T.
Disney for copy of the very clear, and sat-
,isfac.ory report made by himself and col
leagues, Messrs. Featherston and Mann, on
the Galphin claim.
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Congress,

AS we anticipated, better feeling is be-
ginning to pervade Congress on the SUBJ
ject of the compromise bill, and tho Wash
ington Union is confident that it will pass
both branches Of that body, with some mod
ifcations.
The Richardson committee are indus.
triously prosecuting their investigation in
10 the financial management of the Secre-
tary of the Interior, Mr.. Ewing. The
Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Ex-
press, (whig) says that i: is rumored that
'their report will be even more damnatory
than that of the Galphin Committee.
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Abstract of votes given in sciOto county
and State of Ohio, at the election held on
the 25th day of May, 1850, for and against
subscription, together with the vote Of 1910.
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PIrrsBuRoH, May 81.

IIITSBUKUH1 HAuy OtN7
The Democratic Convention for noniAat.
ing Canal Commissioners OF Penn. Met
and organized at Wilhamsport, yesterday
morning. H. 5. Magnw Of Pittsburgh,
President. .24balIotings--no choice. Last
ballot as follows; Hubley SO, Strickland 80,
Vancant 81. Adjourned till this morning,
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 Alr. Bnyisy brrs read . wrifs.n ssxplsuxaisn d ths dstsrufy beswr~a Meade nna Dunf, spoisrisine for tas recent Fersnaai eaatoyeFsy ca fhe eoor. he result hss brea sajwstmsafo5 q fhs ascul6es hoOeTsae ip bgsh PaFttra. baa Feuorafian ef sfer pserleas relation Tie sxplahasiaa was ssceisee siih maeh ayPisass
 Tue Hosse al Ss {. seJ5urned.
 WashinFfDs Drr la SExArK -To-tsy wss enEsgea n appoinfing ths S'anBdang Conm1iIees, Wkach was d5ae, aad Ines aljsarsed.
 H8ssE.-Fsfs M8sbew Hp2sared wIfsssR fhx Haa~r-s F@sslntIpn being rass~d to aeH1ss hin ,o sea'. Hs sise elsttFe tne se1sss and was intre- eScsa b the Vice President Ras Senators.
 DssereEl PEvpssi ieas is tseifaie the election ef Speaker wsre udessG. asa lasd eA ilse ias9e. An attempt was made e. Eseind the resolution rfecaoaang dsasts untii Speaker bs eiecte4. bat tSIts5.
 Mir. Julisa took the Speakers chair. ssa they fso- caeAe1 to bailpt:
 5sfA aatfat- -wisftgDp Sas McCieiisn6 $; Esyd Sss SfrosE r.. Cobb IS JaliAS 1. scattering 3s 51;t batss&- Winfssruf S: MeCiell4ia 49. Boyd as Strosg r.. 3assAH {. Cobb l4. scattering 5s. ssEA kattas-- " iHthrpp sti. MeCietiassa 46: Eayd s4 Strong i7; Julian ;; Cosb ls, scattering 2s-
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Gwiyzltni tlw Hvrlx

FnGxrzEs Housx.-S. T.. Hedsss, ?. E@assy, Latte Beck H McDunmia. H N. AruA@&eE. Miss: J Rlrlow~. & Adler. i1tlBs Rs<k: W. H. Br2o5~y. st Lswiz; c F. aE@ssrsng. Lss M- ? Bsrdsh. CeHwsy oesnty: ) ]. FesDeys k- b1ys: J smith. Nj Oubovn. Mr. Fsck l. and fcsg elaisdrsn; Mr Rsesmras: [ Mrki1rt- Tean. : Le- Bssa>. Texas pF. RazueEs R. Pefsisess, " m prsp. A. M-lriA, Ns@ GsSie4as; " Fixsoa, , sapaers. (. Dawson: R- FeEl~r-
 KocK HSrEE-J E.. H. NrS. MsrpAis: IN H Eysg. s. ". Dyer. C4zs T Chrs@ais- AtAs ~ ollver .pcensaH. Mia~< $, H. Chisaa, bFSws- vile. Ask. |. (. N. Lewis. hanters kets-Els M D@SKss~rtv Liftis RscA; ( ? Simmaps, B t'sa- l.rassr, Frssrss essnsv. | YIaesrt. D. C. Tsrser. W. Chrixsy. Praisse eeuatys H. TErusF. Fasas- barg. J M gssns0p, ky: |. Irnmsa- AI~-' k- strirIng, Bet SpsipF esassEs ?. -aaEP. Mus; J. C Nara. sSteH, Yea essatyi ]. AAK~sf'; T. A. S.lf Ens La8y, la5azaac J. ". E3w1rgs ana IasY. ElssxsstA. Og.is.
 Awrssxf HsSsE--W. Cpaway B. Bat-~v5.ie' J C RnbanaoB, (. (. Sissey. & E. ssEssf, ' f. Dent. r h Neil, Gea. B#lk nap 51s T :. Ehfsntry Fl N BralAkss, Gin; Dee Q. ,. Asa, itrie Rock, w garris, North CsretsANs Dee Ss- ss@a hs-risoa. Lead Mines, 4. BulBee, j. C. A Hicks. saiiaa: r. B. Ksrs3zs-, ! sssa1h. D AAen, 5d4fis Beck; Adams Ssa9h Line Der- 2l F. ' Kfc%ahs. E. Eweli. H-iszs: J JSssssn i've IaatEas Aa4 ssrssnf. Mss A. C Leng. ] ss- raras,ss. Aaas ] VI. Herring. S- B G5Fea, Csa4r F9nfns. AgA: ". A Lsey, R. Ley, Eisegsas; MT. M5l!eBser, Salia@; " z Rvsa. LiEtse kssck Dr J. N iisen. Lswiss'arg; N, FloksrssE- E.sas- rsae. Dr. Gsatr~il Jss=gsas eoxSsy. De 2s, F. T-ppaaH t4sftl- Rpek. .. D Stsack sifsrs Ha.iaes eanRsy. Miss; A. fl H4srsE, CnrrvlleR. Mics, } Jetiv. Gssrxia; J. W. EaEarns end Lssy, Els worfh Ohio; Capt. Basger. $. B <wxlsess T. r. N hits49a. Memphis: J. B~svsrS- HesaefE Lsss
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Natures Ice cares.

From article sn the sbsve snbsset. copied ints LiGtesi's Lifsng Aga, fram GhesnbsFs' i.eihburg Joarnsl, We extract the fsd0wiHgs
 We have mel with aa seceart. hy Prsfesaor St. lHsSp, oi AEarsiea. wsieh aape ne hssii4tion su eszssfy ing under car present hsad Tiss ice-c1xe. ef Wkich he speaks. is in fae State of Coanseticut heiweeH hsfffora and New Haven. II Is en.y twa hundred feet shsFs the @vs ef fs sea Aad ls siaa- ted in aefiae filea with frsgnenas of recks sf sA- ri0as exes. taroagh Nhich small hfoak ra as. II visited in tue middle of JAly ts fhefn ssnstef Et s5 dsgrees ih the shAdes and. oa approaching d. evids Bi sAsEtaezz fst ia she air Parties af T3easare often kgtAser fa fs saitry satnrusr days. to eriHk sf ibs cold 4eNisg waters. sad 10 asnase themselves itb the seFe sf lcs here treasured uP Ia pscss, tae ice Is 1zits hear the surface, Enc IS ealy esFerss win i-Ases. 4 hey. sru0ed Wsta hateASt, dezcs nlea inte eavifv and. after btsie hard xqrk as wed sst solid .urfs ot ice several pounds in wrirAt. An isea of tae soy af tais Fisoe may b. termed bF adding ths.. gn the iAira cay, some ef it wss aRnaelte1
 A similar repository of esla exisss ahont sevea miles from New Haven. st tbe bottom ef . steep riGEs a{ frag rock. aB the huiseef sanE8ers ice l. cssTsyeG from this place @ New Haven. raaeh soise, indeed with iesves as1 dirt; bpi useful Tor for cooling beverages. Ens-e cslebrafea one. also
 in AEBeraca, has often been noticed by tourists of tast country; some secoaGts, ia fact, have been greatly oxsgg-rais about it. II is sinsed in Harn- shire eoaniy. yirziuia- and is wsdaly eeivhrated GHser the tiile ei tss ice us0uataia- The place where the store of cold exsts k sort Of Bstural glacier. aiea lies sgasst steep mural ridge Of io(iy rocks, aB& is eofRposs5 of number of irag DeBts of sanG sIepe, ai all szeS, loosely haApeG te geiher. Ia th- midst of these the ice IS contained.
 Ii was wished in fae summer of ls3s. by season ef dronri sB4 beat esise nap4rsllsz iB the history of that country. Bal tts external bsat dsG pot sp
 pear ts exert the smallest iufaelsc- eH the ice raa
 tSsa- At ths osPta oi frw iHebes- abundance Of excellent fce was found ans thermometer lowered iEt0 eavity, dropped froel ss te e degrees The sa arrss BaaBg rDeks covered with esw. ewing to the condemnation e atmospheric rapcr hy the ex- csssIye cstcasss of taiSir surfAcs. One csvity had seen niies wsta snow. BRe gRiy covered with a few psankS. and ysi the saow was crisp ss II ii had just fallea- Ai the bottom is ftls srtieial strac- iaFe, called ths " dairy sEa asee for thsi gaEpose ia inc saugser- h ordinary summers, is roof is c6veTs6 with elcies. lts stes oIen iucTust- ea with ice St-zaE~ to say, spring near the recks has only Gegree less tempeFassFe tasu the waters oi tBs ssrrpa BasEfg district, The stm0s- phere svsr this singular sPoi had, in tns seorshihg season, baEDy ssriHg ike ee0lBess, re5resb- Ing te the weary traTe8er.- r. Rsiasa Paper.
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The spirlt of AsolltionlSzn.

~ feeesd aa's-stsFsrg meeting af Oseriaa- oslc, fne toioN4S.g. zGosg oiler resalafsoas. saFee.
 ReSsspeas IHEt thls CaBEsElssa is faG os JOY al the aeeilsBg s'Ais as ABsfsS1A rehgB0s, s-ea n tbe saseass q. sslgs, tbe HOofiRg condition ei eli tAe PoPalss etsaFehss. ssa f.- sstsr sxiIsriseG e ssApg 0t ttea, fte saah s4na-s ei candidates ial he saIhistfy si tbe teoqgsra gxsn34ss ses. snd the issqaeB1s Nith EeieA tie Easa1-s~tx esr2F< frssz tass seetsE&a paFI, less rlisehsSs ess and isY Esoss h0as-si 4aG iAa44al- serg,sztisss4s. And ne eAfaasai bal onps &aA fTHT iksF ts terrible
 efas cE he as2F'K the hap@s and hsPPaHess al Eis- lisSs ei slaves, 1hs.ss eas.axezEsni hxs 50 iong sa5ssf-d hy sIs isigs sbir. s asrnoas ard TEaYers risaii esd. and II sis sihk speedy and sgneis- gr3rs. ta4 taea saAn be fsasozed sy iAs eoa- sag 0f the tsEsdsa ef riei,s0asns1s sA1 peace, Stss uaa stall 20 aoge ita Gp shs swcrd es sbs sasess sgaEnst las teAl1w Eaaas Eben slave cT saAxeaoad@r shah ae raegs be kEswa; but Ehen sEs- PaAs'eAi's. every ia@a. ln eEsy lse= sAsg ssssa nr9lher xE49 . trienE
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nAerFrRnorypE nlkrNF~-rs.

Sersrs sss sAzsass 8hs zseSsSses 6sts---
 kst ssffsrr rsaa fszs xa51k Ha5z~e asaals- -' TYRE saa~cfsaers ws4ld IesT~efissit ,a.ef@ fhe \ tasi~s and s~tfiessee q Ls-tlse EseA, ssd lts x9cInifx. thaf tsry haye fst eaie Fa ftss eitY ef \ XeE, Ei.s sfi@raiA a+sertsssf sf Ffssaxss. Czssf, psas. Lscssss Ae ss vssso,s- sy~s and pat. segns ts pseRss fAs Ek3s sssssasp5.s. Having pFo. ggs~@ et@ Si Hsrsiaess e-s4asafs4 4sk s~.- aszsek Weski-S itssrsss's. fsx esssbsea b take chsi~ sfee ss.sg ssstsz.t8rs. si. gi4eS-ss esssasEg ths lFsEseeasa exaSetssef- B. fslis Bracsss, rss eis- c4lly h~Te8onfe sxpers~meed taking persons xlrA weak ns bsse syes. fs-sDare}y shs3asss.
 frsn fheiy pad sxpei7snee Ens sScsess is ths D4ga-rfl4n zit. ta@sftss Sisa The essas Fhey hsss tsk~a ta securing the iafess aad b-si anp1vEsents. they fstfer ta~mseV-s sa Giesse aEc satisfy saasa she nsy taxaT f8esa ~i1s cad wsfa ssaea psr.arss taa, cannot s~ sss'pssSea ser taae sf erigiiAney.
 T'hz PsHaic ssv iEF3sed Co cs8 sss exxnliae sp~cn rssps af lA~ir Fooass ea Markham st., sses Mr Fai- r9p's sasbssy siSee.
 Ssek c-e,as-a 9rrssu- taken Rt taAsr r~sscease 6. zuFt sofe~ Fsir~fts CT Dsza-rrseagp pss eDflse. assc al ssrS done srgerf salsg fe cn. sff.
 \ [. Dp~rsta.s si GHa i te yAen interest te give ,ss ea8 s~sgre rusca@asag eisee hrr~- ss ~e eos- stsnty hare iafxs ssseEtan~sl st stock os h&nd
 tsisraNss.Es z5erH ia se ar; rss>eeasls iefsEs. CAssel4s laFn6-G-a tr,sss { # fa si-5
 s l. { {- A- SAITH, Dug aer7 azs .srtssaa
 Nov. 2a, s.ss. H.
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A womaA.. Atvaarage.

woman eaa sas wAai saa Gkss ts yaa wltaeal thr risk ef b@8sg kaae&s4 3osa for it.
 She eau take saeezs afzy el4A=r, EA5is her husband hes Eu8e ts wWrE
 Sue er-ss herzsf Ia nnst SBd ti&v esi4eo4s for H c5llaT. Kacb A=g hussaA u4 4zs ss eGra and fsfA ever
 She gs iAts tA~ s1s=@iss-itasai being etl iEez i0 '"tFrzi" at eEsry eatf-4 ,n@1~
 She eAa paint Aus JA-% fl sic los Paie, sr 5sz' if H tBa ssG.
 She eAa s1sy ~i home ip .ilBs sf WAT, sAa wse EgAin I her hGss9laa sHia4
 sse eau wsaE earsvas l lss .a4ek, sha exhsr s'lx. ias sf toe Taia-
 Sac sas sat, GFaak AaS ss aAsry, witaazI casiaE bsr esAk
 SAe esa ran Ia a-ls al sEsr aRia tas bzsszn n4 warns the Pate, as aGvsrlssGaeAE. ass ss ssasG st on his account aRs iSager.
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OTFqcE oF IRE SECRETARY cs SrA-E
 IAfIss Rock. December !, I-zS- nROpDSA uifl he r~e~sF@a 4s fhiS oEsoe. sR- \ u the 3Is& Instant. for Fas8i=-iaE- c9raRx Lac veal ls al Estiees sf sssrsys resGirra ss las ts As puslists1 is q BswspsP@r- Ia= grsPesAss Ea Gst stale nt aat prize sacA Rsss-e ~ii se gsssjs>@z-
 DAVID B GREER. 1-lS-sI SecysGzTE e Saass-
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New Clothing.

TTSE reeejrea genersf ss.esgsespF ef C4tsssing. J euqs.ss5ss sa ps5s ef ta~ hsloKiHgs
 2e Bisnsst ~eek C@ass;
 9s Bloc Rsasse3 9gereeS-z1s
 Sc Y@p@5 ~sckFs
 la K~afarkT s-ses Ssr&ss
 la I ssscv Tws~a Ca&-st
 75 Erseag-Gaafa AfS1-F'a sfrss C7sts, Fests ard Pants, which wi3 aa sas3 z f-f essb. g We =. fssa ' HrrT@S. Hria q
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TAs SsI Zfsx. l1srre is ss p=k 0a lire e9ssBin ol fse grand Daks ol H1sse Dar@stAa; Khsch is sesasgsa to bs rhoasz,sa years 1as tE9R asea+- AFss fAlFfy-ssK feet "a esFeazEsexeasre IL .s IAe eldest tree n Germany
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THE HOME JOURNAL, e 4. E1@ azzss fyruseE
 FAwfLT gEwsPAPER,
rprrrD pY woRRss AND WILLS.

A NK~ yasurs sf tAss hrslsiaatsv srizlsai sSe s~cm4ass q Msssf. NewwYaper wai h~ i~saa1 ca sss Elrus s.f Jananry nexx. New raascrsaess eAh es smwl;es wsah ss wsrk fsose sAzs asse- ev fervsra- ine tws sso1s.rs aA ss~ stsrs Sf gshl.esfsaa-
 Dnr4ng tAe gs~a fsas years Ias heaas 1s1rsal hae ss~s wsla HsFnsr sxvpF at ar issS sf sa elss. ss. aS ts eursunsAsty &p5 tss Prasrsgse-s ssH-s .ssss sssr4isas ner sxgeass ts gsse sse imsresscc vssn- Iasnrrss ana 1r5rsstves-~s sa ts festsnernE rear ss wsa resasr q tagsrtar aa every respect ss Sg inc Eeszrsss fssas aave pF~e~r1 Y. tssars sAe -pa& s-ssaaziaas af tss sS3tsrS. sss~ FeSrsga saa .r..sfss C.as-sssyaasAseos af large sst et esas4 INOzNrs tsae xsaes ef tNe Esr@TcRa Rsa Arasfsos sss aes .sseSaass@ Baasa tas as@s interesting pss- I,rsssss as tAe ssy waH Fseaaensas ss g7vsa- ~ea fsssare- e h4xs seea feaaa fa ee szazeass wts es retas sss. zas ers ss-s sSaesl
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 SeuTktsng srz s49 aesEtax anse&sesss
 s.,ws and assaz ss ase Fzrssasn pepegSs
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