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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29


MOVEMENTS OF KossuTH.-The arrival of
the Mississippi with Kossuth or board, was
anxously looked for in England, th6hgh it was
reported she had sailed direct for New York
from Marseilles.
On the arrival of Kossuth in the Dardanelles,
the captain of the Mississippi went on board the
Turkish vessel, aud placed his ship at the dis
posa of the exiles, at the same time presenting
$4,000 to their leader in the name-of the Am
erican Government After having solemnly
promised the Turkish commissaries to go d.
rect to America Kossuth wanted to take a
Hungarian flag with him into the American ves-
sci, but this was objected to by the Turks
When all the refugees were safely on board
Kossuth made speech, In which Lord Palmer
ston and the Americans were not forgotten, and
soon after the Mississippi started on her voy-
age.
At Spezzia, where the Mississippi arrived,
Sept. 22d, the moment it was known that Kos
suth was on board, the town was Illuminated,
guns and rockets were fired, and number OF
boats decorated with flags, surrounded the Am
erican ship, which they sauted with virats. The
band of the garrison accompanied them. The
American Commodore, who was at the baths OF
Lucca, fastened to Spezzia to congratulate the
illustrous guest.
WHile tuo hlsiSsippi WIS lJlnS ~ Oeho",
Kossuth requested leave of the Sandman gov
eminent to rest for few minutes on Pedmon-
ties ground. The government replied that it
did not wish to oppose the slightest obstacle
to his stay, but in the present state of its rela-
tons with neghboring powers it would be mind
ful of the Inconvenience that might result there
! from, and would leave it to their discretion to
decide whether under such circumstances, Mr.
Kossuth ought or ought not to invoke the hos
FATALITIES of the PieCmontese. This reply was
opposed by able and influential parties, but
Kossuth did not lanc.
! 1t is said the French Government refused to
permit Kossuth and his companions to pass
through France, from Marseilles, from desire
! to act in accordance with the wishes Of Austria
and Prussia.
! The liberation of Kossuth and his compan-
ons has led to a somewhat superfuous ceremo-
ny at Pesth On the 9th of January, 1850, SO
4 hungarian revolutionary leaders were summon
ed before the court martial then sitting in the
ca oital of the province. On the 22d inst. they
we re all condemned IN co untltanaciam and hang
ed in effgy; that is black board with the SO
names inscribed thereon in white letters, was
afixe ed to the galows.
The excitement at Sou hampton respecting
the arrival there of Kossuth and his compan-
ions, continues undated. He was expected
about the 9th or 7th inst. 1t is arranged that
upon the occasion of his be ing presented with
an a1dress by the city of London, he will pro.
coed to the Guild Hall in an open carriage with
Lord Dudley Stewart
! IMMUiRANTs-A large party of German i'm
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ADvERTIsEMENT.l
Very Small Rusanesa-White n


For some years past the combination who are
trying to monopolize the entire rubber business,
have cried down and sneered at Tyer & Helms
discovery and patent of White Rubber, as "good
"getting SOFT" Sc, &c, to prevent the public
from its use. Failing in this, and seeing its i'm
mense lvalue cannot be smothered the combina-
tion are now violating my patent. The Union
India Rubber Company have abandoned for many
entire classes Of goods the English process under
which they have, for years, conducted their manu-
facture, but fraudulently stamped "Goodyear's
Patent" and commenced pirating upon my Zinc
Rubber fasent, for the manufacture of white and
oil colored rubber goods and in utter violation and
disregard ofmy rights.
But the meanest part of the affair is, that they
stamp the goods made according to my patent
Patent;" this is a clean fraud upon me, and the
public, who will probably consider it rs do, very
very small business. The smallest kind of pilfcr-
ing has some apology, however.
The White Rubber goods, clothing of all kinds,
coats, capes, tapestry, furniture covers, piano
for the army and navy, indeed for all purposes
where rubber was ever used, my patent is a hum
dred fold better and handsomer than any ever be-
The public are cautioned that have sued for
piracy the Union India Rubber Company, and must
prosecute dealers If they pirate upon my patent,
by seizing the goods so fraudulenty made and
stamped.
The laws Of Congress impose penalty OF 600
fine for every article practically STAMPED, This
| patent is my property, invented by my foreman IA
| my employ, cost me thousands Of dollars in time
| and money in experiments, besides four thousand
dollars paid the worthy men who discovered II for
| thei- invention. No one in the trade is so stupid
as not to know these goods fast drawing all
| others and all other patents out Of the market
hence the fresh and violent newspaper attacks and
libels procured to be published against me by the
combination, who are seeking in violation of every
cor sideration Of right between man and mar, and
by the combination Of capital, to rob inc of my pro
| perty ard valuable patent rights-falscy pretend
| ing that | pirate Goodyear's patent, while they
know very well that nobody uses Goodycar's pa
| tent anywhere. ! also have suits commenced "a
cover over S300,000 damages, for their pirating OF
my SHRED goods patents which, sooner or later
| they must pay over.
Is not this piracy and stamping Goodyear pa
tent upon my patent rather small business for d
wealthy combination to be guilty off Win they
| deny IL Will they give me chance to prove il
No, for they dare not come to trial upon any Of the
main questions again, since my recent verdict and
Judgment at Trenton, the cost Of which cannot n,
yet collect With three large factories which viii
soon be greatly increased, ] hope to supply more
rapidly all the orders for my most valuable whit,
rubber fabrics HORACE H. DAY.
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NJ TIE HUDSON RIVER BoArs.
Nh NnrL Inn. 4 q


New York, June 18th. 1851.
AMpnicss TRaSsronrArIoS Con-. NJ. Caleb X Co..
Boat Iitchcock-164s bushels johnson; 40 hhds
80 bbls hams Work. a Drake, ~ do to agents Boat
Adams \ sturges; 159 do J. D. Wright 4 CO. 81 do.
Bows Carey
CsSAL Boar CsMnpia.-75 pkgs apples, 2 300 bushels
corn, ~ bbls pork, do Timothy seed Jones Kmrod
Tites.-Chares-5tC0 bushels oats same.
CHtSsSoo LSs-D. q. Rexford-Boat American
20 do ". II. Plat; do Conan a Hopkins; II do D. A.
Rose; AZ boxes cheese, Perry 20 do r. W Seedlings;
do. Laughley Co.
EcxroRp Lisr-J. W Brsinard barge Frederick
b4o6 bushels corn, Allen williams, 2cGT do and %
pkgs vhskey to the agent 80 pkgs ~hiskey, Babcock
Fopr plus Llxr-Boat Ciak--sooo bushels oats,
Clark. Nukerk Harman.
gRuriIH's NV YoRS TRoY Lisr-Barge Erie =
222 bbls nour Gillespie, Dean a Co 800 do Wallace.
Wcks 4 CO. eos do. Adams sturges A56 do, Hoyt 4
Some; IS do, Thee Perry Co. do. L. W Gardiner;
90 bbs pork. Choutesu Merle ssndford; 90 do Wal,
lace Wcks Co; 40 tres hams. Work Drake; Is bblf
high wines, Il. Van Nest
NV NoRK CANADA LtSr--C. ". Jamea-Bost Eagle
10 bbls aches j. r. Brown 1000 bushels oats 20 the
agent Boat Trojsn-Sl bushels beans 70 do peas aud
400 do. oats. to the agent.
0Ip Troy LiSF-Barge n Learned $50 bbls cement
W. blake 200 do flour. y. u. Ltchheld & Co; T25 do ,
Suydam, Reed n Co; 500 do Wadsworth 4 sheldon;
$40 de- v Sage; 165 do, Adams sturges; 10 do as
tcrce. hams and ~ do lard Gibson stockweil Coz 2
tierses hams Benncll Brokav; 40 do, Work Drake;
10 bbs. eggs John X. Shaw.
stRsCrsr ASH OswEeo JiSE.-Boat Clayton-6 casks
ashes Kent, Posg Co; 6 DO, Tompkins & Co 3 do ,
Warren. Loup Il Co; do, Adams A. Sturres; 221l
bushels corn. Condit, Noble Co Boat frszer-3 bills
ashes n Ilanes Co; 200 bushels corn, Humphrey
ln''rr Uullr~t ~ d. =. u Htcheoh
-. sevm
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Superior Court-specisl Term.

JUsf l6-DtcIsIoss- Daniei L. jones' oct. ", W. GU
MAN, d ai-Moton TO set aside report uf referee de
MED. with costs
Edrard Erans. act john H,aih-Demurrer allowed with
leave TO Defendant TO amend payment II costs
Mario Reynoids' admin. &C. agf Samuel R,yltoLds =
Motion 20 set aside attachment granted with so costs
JAMES Poster Jr, act Moses T. Brotrn Motion to set
aside report Of referees deuisd, with $40 costs
Lectard n .fPp9eby dgf John Coritcs ac-Motion to
Get aside report oeni,d with costs
IlanHah Griffin, eef Hmm Byrre Same
Micaska Ectssmea agf CariesJ Smnh-Report referred
back 70 Judge DAILY. or parties may choose a new
referee in absence q Judge Daily
~ ire Maf,,r Of Opening Broaday from Sstsnh 10 Tenth
a Referred TO james s York, TO take proof u
iacts petition
Inhe Matter Of Opening seueny-sfgth sree-Report Of
rommies confirmed
In me Mairof OWNING end Frnaife R'oouine4rc Recs
--Cllrksnn Crolus Vim Lergett and John Lolier ap-
.1.l..a sl-.-lssiV AeEs VI gstUaate ~. sstgss.1.
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The MEXICAN BOUNDARY CONFESSIONAL cor
respondent Of the Providence Or. ID Journal,
writing from I'll Paso, under date of April lish says
"the initial point on the Rio Grande has been
found by the astronomers of the two commissions,
and is to be established by the two commissioners
next Monday, the 2lst inst, and there is to be
celebration on the occasion / was in Dona Ana a
few weeks ago. The initial point is near there some
ffty-eight or sixty miles from here"
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A SINGULAR WoMAN.-An old lady, 80 years Of
age, named Elizabeth Wolfnger, died last week in
Upper Dublin township, Montgomery Co., where
she had long been resident, and until within six
months of her death, occupied n small house en-
trey alone pom examining the house after her
decease, the neighbors found carefully slowed away
in different places, no less than 81 400 all bankable
money, except $50 BILL together with some
$4,000 in bonds and mortgages making in all, the
represented herself as very poor. She was accus-
toned to have her taxes remitted, as it was gene
rally believed, according to her story that she
had only the interest of $500 to live upon--PAila-
delphsa Ltdg1, J,tne 10.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUNs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
tor H. Sanford MansgerTwo performances daily after
and evening Admission Is cents; children half price
Monday evening, the entertainments with the
amusing comedy Of Paul Pry Miss AeIina Fisher Harry
Stsny supported by all the talented artists the excellent
speed the P,1uyh." IAN that Critters not Goid and
the Nautical drama Of my Poll and Ny Partner joe be-
aides pleasing arses both afternoon and evening The col
lection OF wonders crowded into the eapaoieus saloons
prise haiti dozen original collections including
by Peale. These all worthy visit
be together with the performance the Lecture Room
Tor the low price of - cents
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INTERESTING FROM TErUASTEPEc.-Byt the arrival
of the Robert Speddcn we have late news from the
Isthmus Of Tehuantepec, Vera Cruz and the city
OF Mexico. Maj. J. a. Kelly, Who was lately con-
nected with the surveying party on the lsthmus,
came over on the Robert Spedden. The Major is
direct from Minatitlan, where ho has been en-
gagged for sometime in observing and noting the
tides Of the Coatzacoalcos. lie reports that the
vomito is prevailing at Vera Cruz The American
Consul, Captain Rogers, had been i'll Of It, but was
getting better when the Spedden left. The survey
Of the sthmus Is entirely completed, and the hydro
graphic party was waiting at hlinatitan for trans
CITATION home. Mr.. Avery's party was expected
every day from the Jaltipan. 10 was expected that
MIR. Williams and his party would be ready to move
from Minattlan on the 9th instant. A portion Of
this party at the Pass Of Cheveia A. the latest
accounts aud he other part was at the Cerro En-
cantada. Major Barnard was at III Barro, where
he was daily improving in health. lie also was ex-
pected Mt Mnatitlan by the 9Th instant. The
health Of the members Of the survey we IRE glad to
learn, has generally been very good.
The schooner Helen Mar, Captain Selkirk, was
seiyed at Minatitlan, on the 18th .ultimo, by the
Mexican authorities. Ten soldiers AND sergeant
were placed board, and the xt day the rigging
was cut away. The captain entered a protest be-
fore the American Consul, ]. A. Peasants, Esq.
and thus the matter stands at present. The Helen
Mar had cleared Mt Vera Cruz for Mnatitlan and
the captain unaware that he had committed
any violation of the Mexican laws. The revenue
cutter Duane had gone down to the Coatzacoalcos,
the commander having given notice of his intentions
10 the Collector Mt Vera Cruz. The Sears had ALTO
left for the Coatzacoalcos Thirty.four Califor-
mans passengers from Vera Cruz on the Sears.
They had taken the Acapulco route, and had been
four months at sea, having been becalmed that
length Of time on the Pacidc,-N %. Dclfd, June :.
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PLAo.s 81 NArIyITS-UniteA States, 2l9. Ireland. So
1sglaRS A. Scotland, Ii Wales q Germany, 2O France
British Pc, sessions in North America q UnLnsv. y
rRoMHospit~i: Bellevue II; Psntentiary. Blsskwsrs
Island 3; Wards leland 80; kaAAalIs Island l. CITY H~s
A.W. WHITE. City Iaspsstsr
City Inspectors OAse. June A. 1851.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE WORLDS FAIR VIA
~ Galway, Dublin. and Holyhead, or Liverpool. The
new and splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA, J..
Blethen Commander 1.-THE fastest steamship in the word
will sail Tuesday June H. at O'Clock r. M Pier
North River Passengers By the Nerth America vi. be
Liverpool Hoyhead at their option thus anodng them
opportunity Of seeing Of the nnest the
island To those who travel pleasure this trip
the most powerful nducemens while to those who desire
TO reach London in the safest and expeditions
IL also Offers the most decided advantages The unryacd
performances the North America the Chagres route
the belief that she will make the passage Galway
in eight days.
rare In state room ealoon SllU
Fare in lower deck saloon. Observation-Disclosures. lu0
Fare TO England and back. with privilege to stay
No freight taken.
For passage &c. apply ece = Water street.
Of Broad street. X. J. vANDEWATER.
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They all class New York built ships provided With
all requisite articles the comfort and Of
ssngs and commanded By men OfsIpersnoe in the trade
The price passage 500 without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will bs Forwarded free from
charges hut those actually incurred.
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II 49,
Observation-Disclosures xs-
49, 81 nnsrsss nsnsssr-Desss open - 70 easteI9
S. iss s.sss s.i P, 49, Ss::.
onsnte and ss1sis .s psess. saS a X x b
asws csnopi MI Bna saas.hSa H BgsSs js.issi:-
NEE ss Ca IN E
Mr.. w. Dayidxei srs Corney. hrs Lakewood.
NIBLo.s GARDEN.-sUhhEk sEAsoN.-xANAe.x,
Doors open At 70 commence ~ s:oss -
vs s Tas.y :aa If s.y
success Of Mr. Burton with his popular Chamsers
NJ n IS. NJ r .s
NJ ssrten mr:; Ws.ea Miss Weston and Miss j. ha
:ss
that has never been equslled.
S.sls s s e s:s.
e: ::s
Mr. Brosghsp! Countess d'Au.rsvs Miss Jahs B.ssssS
si Ss'
Mrs zuyderree Miss X Horn Grsoe Leader Miss 0oald
MECHANICS HALL. NO. III BROADWAY, ABevE
rtAs Grsnd .ssf during TIC Es:n ~
nlNsTRELs comprising ecisnt versatile oerps'
.rs s s., s'
Ss rssseas n been with
sos DGVs fpsn a. sn so%msnss - sAs
Lss. ana I Savsas:
mencing at o'clock +. n.
EELLOWs' hINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsY-
cal Hail. 444 Broadway between Howard and Grand
streets open every night This justly celebrated and ecsnt
talented and the
management Of j. b. Fellows whose concerts in this for
the year have been received with the greatest
the elite and fashion from all Of the Union Fellows
Musical Hall Of the most spacious and best ventilated
buildings the world. Admission Is cents. Doors
u to at o'clock An afternoon
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation of families, commencing three clock +. n.
EREE coNcERrs-oTTo COTTAGE. HoBoKEN-
Il Grand Instrumental Concert 10 performers, Nom
day Wednesday, and Friday, commencing at hslfpast
o'clock II the weather stormy the concert will take place
the next day.
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panion-By Dr. A. NJ hauriceau, Professor Of Diseases
Of Womsn-TN snteth edition, lsme., PIP g0-Proe ST.
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To thoae whose health permit Of Increase OF
family. II Is Of especial I'M ortanee.
Here, also, eveyy femaethe wife, the nother-he one
either budding into womanhood the enc in the decline Of
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discover the symptoms and the most smoisnt
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heard your book highly SPOKEN o. containing matters
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MEDICAL.

EoRREsT GROVE HYDRoPATHIC INSTITUTE
Sohoeleys Mountain June H. ls5l.-W1jAm j. Taylor
N. d.. William j. Moon u. D., Physicians Ae above nsti
par OF July. -
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THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT. sasP
will sail for Bermuda and 81 Thomas on Tuesday
pas:sa!.rs Prc. Of passage g bermuda So
ST. o%.. nna Ill Ss sWs ad sna M.@.us vT
Crui Venezuela 80. The Merlin win take freight Apply
sNo letter. or mail. vii be received on ssass The
Merlin, except through the Post once.
DAcIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-toNLY
n Ss s s ..s q Sss s
:s *. sss VIZ Non 20 ss
,s San .p1.'G the IL ind s day q each
so"sS Asspuse ssn bsss and sen.srsy
ss: = &. r. 4 s
VIM ss always in port |, end q The rouse'-
PksSsx S s toms sSn: SO toms sSn:
SSLiIosSiA. loo TOM: SSsoII!TnNBUs...... 600 ton:
sSkThISSEk. I'D sSa: HSisSsS 49,. go :sa:
SSSiTTExxbbPIHk... 800 tons toms rkkhoSr..'. e"t'n'
S!ss. s..s. z. , s.s
ss %, md
ne steamer from San 2rsnslss sa' "'
s & psIss WI ss nss a' F
ms and San Rnneisco. un.
surhen charter 10 the company ard peculiarly
commodous her cabin Arrangements will Be kept runnin'
One q shove steamer. viii keep tho connection b.
The connection in the Atlantic viii be maintained ~ The
GEORGIA. MAJ, 500 tons CRESCENT CITY, SO ,Ons
onIo: -. .Sc9 tons gHERoKEE ~. ~. TOM.
Leaving New York chssres the nth sud lh q each
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON win
rm direct line between New Orleans and Chasres leav
sls on the lh@a. and forming With the psssa steam
nss cspps ss ND rssGS from New 6rcsn.
can he secured from Armstrons Lavrssos Co. ssen ~
T for through ticket. from New York 70 san Fran
ssssss Il n i iss:l r ::si: /; q .ss
fSs from New fors csssrs. v De .. above"
ana 3 soass street sssn and ss.nsy ~
DAeIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPAsy-THE ONLY
ns tor 3" 's
Pm Ii. .rsnsia n steamship cHkscEST siTy, 500
june precisely from her pier a ne
sSs,s ut. II. G
steamship 20 leave Psns%s on or shout ne w,
street. corner Of Warren -'''''' W.
m : Mali. STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-FoR NEw or
srs' s, a. rurd .s,'' gsa
ss,h. The 'y,nss ;'esmshP viii s
Spss:sy @ iss' S i. a pier
,s T the ss.. %s as
Hsysns 10 the spisnGd douSl. .ts.mshp Falcon
s MI .S.a SS. SYis
s 1ss once '''h' Company west 'is, Roh2sfs
pAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPASY.-T9E Only
rorsh D. for San r.no.e s .na s Sh .c..
sS s,s%.sp III oifs' sR sos. Henry ~ns
from NH h,s !, n: With
the sovsrnmsnt mails Chssres via Hayans PASSENGERS
transferred Havana 70 the splendid double engine steam
ship Falcon Passengers leaving In the Cherokee will
meet with the fsvorte United States Mail Ten
nessec to sail about the 10th Of July
For passage apply at the Office snd 80 South srees or ~
la Weet street, corner Of warren
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR cHAGREs DIRECT, AND
through tickets for California lowest reduced rates
The new snd splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
Capt squires will sail Thursday 18th June ATS ~,
from pier ~ n Tor freight passage apply only 10
4. MILLS Aren't 81 Courtlsnd strees.
CLIPPER CHALLENGE, ROBERT n. WATERMAN
Commander for San Francisco 10 AZ her berth, foot Of
ws street ready 70 receive freight for which. unequslled
cabin accommodations, apply 70
Ehfnrers invit "a khe yessel
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TO ne PUBLISHED INMEpIArELY.


Louis Hague E.q i' pregsriss tinted iithsgrarhy,
representation The highest style q arr Of We sss opes
the Queen The moment chosen " N. risscss ssi vAes
the address q Royal si.s ess
l2si full colored re N B.-Ths original las sr-
hbited at the Palace and approved Of ~ her Majesty
his Royal Highness Prince Albert Early orders
questsd 70 secure good IMPRESSIONS Lesdoa Aehsrmsns
Co, publishers 10 her Msj.sty, ~ Strand. ... No.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The United States Frgste St Lawrence safutins 81
Cewes Dedicated BY special pcrmisscr 70 Capt sands
Plain, To- Sd eolores los. Sd lonasx Acksrm.sn &c.
ko2
THE LONDON GUIDE POCKET nAspKgRcHrEF-
Tbs viii become mest acceptable. present 70 our country
friends and foreign ys.ers Psrhsr. q
noyaneee TO either the business pleasure s 10 hsA
hin,s from pure potsncss or necessity Involved " the
embarrassing and profless nceupson OF shs-nr kevy
OF country cousins continental scluastanee Lon
don. with common pulling enc way, and nsna-
uon the other WI dens Present them with
these kerchiefs thev hrd their without
sid vhele ~ the great thorcushfsres
ing divetted ~ the tributary streets rendering what
hitherto been 10 the great difficulty
ease and certainty Mesrs. Weleh Nsrsssop the war.-
houstmen X tearsde the designers ~ the map ans
tsst Elk y tst~t~e w siN ~~t@# III
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nnt-Glob. MA