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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
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Valuable Town Property for Sale

PEN ME subscriber offers fot sale the propert, in
which he now resides, situated on Church
Street. The house is II log building. wo,,thcr
huardnd, one story aud a half high, with new
kitcf en- attached TO it. There is u good lot OF
srou0d, with an abundance of fiuit trees on il,
and n nsver failing we'll of watcr.
He also offers Tor sale lot containing one
acre ofgronud. on The Wellsburg road, one iourth
Ola mile from town. Possessi IN given en the
6rst of April. Amy person wishing To purchase.
will please call Oh tie subscriber on 'le premises
ROBERT MATHRRS.
Cndiz, D., Sen %, I8J3,--5t
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Another Whig Trick Exposed

The Scott whg in New York State have
commenced the same desperate game Of de-
ception as that about the meeting in York
CO., Pa. The Alabany Journal, and other
whig papers gave circulation to the follow
ing wholesale falschood.
"THE IRON MEN IN EARNEsT.-When the
workmen in Francis Meyers Furnaces, Sche-
nectad y had received their dollars and dimes
Saturday afternoon, they run up an ash pole
in front Of the shop, and threw out Scott
and Graham flag, to indicate their political
preference. These workers in iron have
no idea OF supporting party which is pledg-
ed to British interests. They 90 for Pro
lection to home Labor and no Tribute to
Foreign Workshops"
Now mark how the workmen in the en-
Iploy of Francis Meyers nail this whig lie:
We, the undersigned, Mechanics and La
boring men of the city of Schenectady, and
several of us adopted citizens. in the employ
OF Frances Meyers, one of the most enter
IpriSing mechanics in the city, and who car
ries on an extensive Foundry and Machine
shop, declare, that the above articles, taken
from the Evening Journel under date of the
7th inst, is false in every respect. There
was pole raised, bearing the broad pen
nant of Pierce and King with beautiful
"Rooster" perched upon the tip end of the
pole as faithful watchman, and IN Novem.
Der next to "croa" and proclaim to a nou
happy and free people the triumphant elec
ton of PIERCE and KING.
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Final Accounts.

'NToTICEis kereb, given, that thar he fol
Y lnwiuZ accounts have heen filed ia the
Pro ate Court Of Harrison County. Ohio. fnI
saIt emNnI;
The iunl account OF Evan IIurf,rd and John
EInhorI administrators vi the estate VI John
iIurford deceased.
The fin al account of John Atkinson, as guar
dian of Albert o. Ross, n minor.
The fiual aCcunnt OF B SlemmUns as guardian
for Nancy J. CIamer, u minor,
Aud that the saiHe W III bu So, orally examined
and passed upon by the undersigned Oh We'd
nesd ay. the tn lay ofOctnbcr urxt.
Sep. %, 1852 il. Is. W. VlERS,
PTul,ate Judgr
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New HagerstoWn Academy.

ME winter scssioI of this Institu ion COM
j mences on the first Wednesday Of Nnvrn,.
her under the super nIendence and instruction o
the Rev. VIM LAVERTY "a Arn'iuare of Wash
ington College. lie prosecuted his professional
sludicsnt Princeton. Mr.. L. brings III. hir hrst
testimonials Of scholarship and other qraljf.u.
tons Tor teaching an ncudemy, lront the Faculty
of Washington Collegc--frum the lion II II.
Lenvilt--and the Rev Nr, Cunlings. Of Sttuben-
Vile. lie has also had considerable TX rr; rrce
in 10 tchng. X. BROWN,
Sep. %, lSj2--3t. IRE uf the Board
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HLsr P0fHs.E REHzBr Ta COSsU
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the remedy Ih~t pure minced, Unprejudiced
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OF practice. aud well acquainted with the whole
Materia Medica. aud eHpeIienced in general
pmctice. would recommend as the hest poSsIble
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Bronchitis ann Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordi nIy rdi-
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Bya nice chemical procrss, everything de
leirrnus or use less is rejected, 81 that what Tc.
mains is the mOst extraordinary aud tfuly e1i
cacious remedy ior all kinds OF pulaona.y y aud
liver iii seases ever bnown To mHH.
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OF INTEREST
10 .yEcVchHHES, GEeTES, Teach
peg &lARGfOmRS 6nRA6IGuI HRn.A

4 UST tlUBi.ISllED-A N w AND COM
- PLErE SET of RULES by which all the
luntlimental operations nf Arithmetic mny be
performed in an incredi5ly SHIRT Spice of time
Tu'ccome IL mister OF thcm VIII require not
more than couple hours study of any good
sound mind; aud the student will thereby he en-.
ahIed to Add, Substract, Multiply or Divide in
any snm no matter OF how mtny figures, more
accurately, (indeed, 6syo"d The possb,HiyoC0ne e. -
rorO less than one.'Gu'M The time rtquil, ii in the
old system.
Tlns Fun 'imental ruIc' are followed by an
cXrmnaton into the propr;rtrs OF numbers,
which even further E'ciiimt"s the other opera,ions
There are also embraced in This work,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

a n unlimited stock ol ready made cIutl,ing
"a Consisting "t coats vests, pantuio0ns, &c :.
which has been made mp under orr special su-
; ors ision, by the best wurkmch this sida the
mountains which warrant to 6t nnd sisnd .l,s
wear and tear Of thn times. The attention OF thu
public is respectfully called to the excellent
stock Of dry goods. clothing. &c, which is now
Offered ut very caeap rites fnI cash or good
country produce. Remember tho placO, one
door below Shr well { Cmbb's.
Sep. %. 1852. A. F. MOORE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
PUBLIC SALE
IF A VALUABLE FARM

VhT Ill he offered for sale at Public Aucti.,
wv on the premises, on ThuEsday. fhe 81.
dry ef September. 1852, valuable tract 81 Lans
in llurrisoa county, Ohio, withir | Ia niles o.
the town ol MSore6clh IN snid county.
The tract contains 800 Acres, Of which bonl
900 acres ure cleared and fenced. irhe~ iass
comfortable dwellI X House on the farm Vi h 4
well Of excellent water eunveNisnt
iris inIld lies we'll, 10 well wa tsFsd, ana /, q
mn abundance of I.itne Stone and Coal
,1erna. which will be liberal. made kRas "a
day olsale. Heirs ofROBERT SOFT
late Of Brooke CO.. Va, ,d'sd.
sepi. 1, 1885! ..3tpd
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

ANorngR ScrESrIrIc WONDER! IMroarANTl
pYsPErrlcs.--Dr. J. S. IIought.H's Pepsin, III
true Digestive Fluid. orc astric Juice, prcpa
red from Rennet, or ,hc Fourth Stomach OF h
OK, ftcr dir eoiions Of Baron Liebiy, The gre
Psychological Chemist. byJ. 3. Iiougbton. N
D.. Philndolphia. This is truly wand u
remedy Tor indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jann dice
Liver Complaint. Constipation. nnd D~hili.y
curing after Natures own Method by Nature
wn Agent. the q ss,ric Juice. Pamphlets. con.
lainlng seien,ifs evidence of its value, tarnshet
by agents gratis. See notice umoRg Ms AsAi
cal AdydFsisepaista4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Gen. Scott's Principles.

If had the honor Of a vote on the oc-
casion, it would have been given in favor of
the land distribution bill, the bankrupt bill,
and the second bill for creating a fiscal cor
poration--having long been under a con-
viction that in peace, as we'll as war some
thing efficient, in the nature Of bank of the
United States. is not only necessary and
proper" but Indispensable to the successful
operations of the treasury. as we'll as 10
many wants of our commerce and currency.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE panrtnhip heretofore ex st ing between
l. MiLLiEiN GR!MEs. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. fhe accounts w i'll b. SETTLES,
by either of the firm u nt further notice, and .,s
wa are nnxions To have our ACCOUNTS ON
BOOK SkTTLED, we wish ONE AND ALL
to call soon and close their accounts, either by
note Of each. J MiI.LIKIN,
Cadiz, April /, 1854. T. ID. GRIMES.
N. u. We have on hand yet some 81 Il. D.
Dunn e. Co.'s. best steel hack Grass MI Girnin
Scyihes, which will be sold for cost or lees than
eod. These wo may ~an. call soen.
may 2j. M.&G.
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Hurra for Stuart.

The information received from all the
counties in this Congressional District, is of
the most st'fattering character for the success
of Andrew Stuart, our talented Republican
candidate for Congress. He will distance
his NEGRO SELLING Federal opponent,
Anson L. Brewer by a tremendous majori-
fxr
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

McFadden's and Wood & Smith have
the largest and best selected stock of goods
ever brought to Cadiz; Both firms sell so
cheap, that you cannot help buying when
you once see them. Give them both call.
Advertisements next week.
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GO TO WORK!

The second Tuesday of October is close
at hand, and it behooves every Democrat in
Harrison county to go to work and get him
self and his neighbor in readiness for the
day that "tries mems souls" The Demo-
Gratis, in many of the townships, are well or.
ganized, and are ready for the fray. To
those townships that have not yet organized,
we would say organize, and 60 to work i'm =
medately. Let sub committees be appoint!
ed to bring out the voters, and arrangements
be made to convey the weak and the infrm
to the polls. Federalism is fully organized;
it always stands ready to strike fatal blow
against the peoples interests. Democracy
has always interviewed between the country
and that blow, and it is expected to be at its
post "doubly armed" in the coming fight.
We say, then, to the Democrats of every
township and school district in Harrison
county, go to work, organize! ORGANIZED
ORGANIZE !! at once and effectually.
ES-The wings of Coshocton County thu.
far have been able to elect three county Of
fcers, and they are only minus in the nea
little sum of $4,000.
EE-Ex Governor Shannon, Of Belmont
County. has been nominated as the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in his district
in place of the lamented Col. Walton. Gov
Shannon's election is sure.
THE WHIGs have Nominated Arson Brew
Err, Esq, of Columbiana county as thei
Congressional candidate, Mr.. Maddox. tn,
first Aomince, having declined Mr.. Brew
er was one Of the regular candidates before
its first meeting. all Of whom were passed
by as lacking the necessary qualifications t
command the votes Of Free .Soilers, which
qualifications il was supposed AFR. Maddox
possessed, It is hoped, after these demon
,tratons, amounting to public confession
that Mr.. Brewer could pretend to no claim
60 Free Democratic votes, our whig f,iends
will have the modesty to not ask any of thai
party to vote for their candidate, - SssabsR
dRe Messnger,
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Al Brewer-WhathiS neighbour
think Of Him.

We ask the people Of HArrisOp county.
without distinction Of party. 70 read the fol-
lowing paragraphs. Whish We copy from the
the New Lisbon Patriot, the residence Of
Mr.. Brewer the Wing candidate for Congress
in this District,
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HATS g. CAPS.

N & J. TAGGART respectfully informs
~ their customers and the pnbIic generally
that 'hey always keep on hand II gu stock OF
hats Of their own manufacture in addition Ia
which they have receiv vsr very large stock OF
hats and caps from the east. consisting uf fine
mole skin hats of the fall IA hion, fur and wool
kossuth hats, great variety o! silk plush caps
Of the latest styles Tor nrn and buysa so !, rr,r
variety boys and childrens cloth cups, which
they will sell at prices thar cannot fail 10 sati, fy
the Dyer. u. & J. AGGART.
Cadz, Sep. % i, ls52-ly.
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RTThat able Democratic paper, The
Daily Cincinnati Enquirer comes to us in a
new dress, and in an enlarged form. The
Enquirer is one of the ablest aud best con-
Quoted papers in the whole country, and we
wish its enterprsing proprietors much sue.
cess. F.
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EI-The whole-souled Democracy Of fFres-
port township, have raised large hickory
pole. Let other townships initiate the ex.
ample. Freeport will give good account
of herself in October and November next.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

We warn the democracy of Harrison,
ard honest men ofalI parties, to beware how
they are deceived by the hundreds of vile
forgeres and deliberate falshoods that are
put in circulation by the Scott wings.
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"Gsp. Pierce possesses as generous, brave
honorable and pure heart as the Almighty
ever placed in the bosom Of a man. Hon
L. V. Bell of Massachusetts, delegate tC
the federal National Convention.
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Oh, Consistency!

"Col, Breyerhas been an unWaYering Re-
publican through evil report and through
good reports working whig and = faithful
friend Of Gen Seott--a friend Of liberal prin-
Ples-s friend Of Human Progress fIiend
of Human Freedom"
EHThe above paragraph. We clip from
an Editorial article in the Buckeye State,
fulsOmely putting Anson L. Brewer. the whig
candidate Tor Congress, in this District. The
writer is r. D. Hartshorn who not very long
ago, publicly denounced this man, Col. Brew
er, for having SOLD INTO BONDAGE A
NUMBER OF NEGROES IN THEs0UTH
AND FOR HAVING PLACED THE
MONEY OBTAINED FOR THEM IN
HIS P0CKETl!! And, now, this same K.
D. HartshOrnis ardently supporting, through
his paper. this same Anson L. Brewer. for
COngresI!!I Par mobile tratrpm! Besuti'
full disciples these of "Humdq Fresdom."'
"Oh, consistency! thou art a jewelP'
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Fired with indignation, two friends sat
down with me in my parlor at the Astor
House, November $780, to draw up an
address, designed to rally an American par
ty. now hesitate between extending the
period of residence before naturalization, and
IA total repeal of all acts of Congress on the
subject-my mind inclines to the latter.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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Trunks Trunks I!

II EUSr Irtci, ell and for sale low, nice lot o
sS travelling TrunkS. all kinds and Sizes
Those wanting nice Trunk can be accon,no
dated by calling at the Boot e. Shoe Store nf
THOMAS PHILIPS & SON.
Cadiz. Sep. 81. l3j2.
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CADIz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90,
CADvz TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO 4

Meets every Monday evening in the Hall ad
Joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the 6rst Monday
nevery month.
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fEWe Learn that the whigs in this local.

EEWe learn that the wings in this local.
ity, who will not support Mr.. Brewer, for
Congress, are so numerous that it has been
found necessary to appoint special commit
tee whose duty it is to visit each of the re-
cusants and "whip them into the traces" "
We have met, within week past, with sew
eral wings who have grown gray in the SER
vice Of Whiggery, who are as firm and i'm
movable as the rock of Gibralter, in their
opposition to this old bunker, negro selling
poor-man- hating, Federal aristocratic candi-
date for Congress. There are scores of poor
men, wings, in every section of Columbiana
county, who will not aid in eleyating man
to high and responsible Office, who will
take from them their last penrey, and laugh
at the humiliation OF those he has rendered
miserable Such man is hnson l.. Brew
er, and such, many of the poor men Of this
county know him to be.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

"PIERcE ON NATIONAL BASK-"I be-
lieye such an institution one of deadly hos
tility to the best interests of the country
dangerous to our republican institutions, and
the liberties of the people,"
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DONNErS--Colored straw. white and dark
colored silk aud satin bonnets, somet thing
rich. call at JOHN M'CoRMICk's.
GndIz, Sep &c, 1852.
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Democracy vs.. Whiggery,

IA more gallant man, or a more honora-
bic man." than Gen. Pierce, "both in pub
lie and private, meyer kneS."-Gen. Scott
to Col. German.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK

TTAS inst received from New York and
4 Philndelphiit> u large anth extensive stock
of Fall and WiAasE Gouths. to vshich he iaRisea
all his old customers and the public generally ,o
call and examine, as he is confident. If they do,
they cannot lailto be plcased both in prices and
stJ lee ui gOods. as his goods were purchased
under as favorable circumstances as any housa
in the place. and at time when the eastern
stocks were better than amy other this fall, his
stock consists Of every varirty nsha iy kept, and
he would say to the public call and see Tor yans-
selves, as ho considers it no trouble to show
goods. JOHN MCCORMICK.
C,diz, Sen. -. 1852.
d SEADY MADE: GAO ililNG-A yer1 1uI
N stock, entirely new and beautiful styles, 10
when he would cSll ihe attention OF the public
as rhey have got tn be sold. So look sharn, yeu
" Lo want bargins in that wsy. call Mt
JOHN M'C03MiCk'S.
CadiE. Sen %. 1859.
4 AIDES DRESS GOODS RiCl hrussstIs.
i caneeun and plain silks. Irenci, mersaaes>
iibit cl> ihes. pnra,na.tas, cashnev g. dvhlfnea
poplins. lyennisr. alpacns, mer, IS. ANIL every
>ariety 0t fall and winter dress goods. taat can
be ound in this market II ym wsAt some
thing hioe and IA ashionablr. 'ali ut
JOHN M'GOGSNbSCKsS.
Cadiz. Sep. ~, 1854.
| a MOTHS. cassinsVss, satihG,is. twee,ls, per.
" sian clOths, liDseys. hahRals. blank, II. mn 4
every variety OF N.oLieu gDDhs ~ priees loN e
than ever bsioTe BEARD nll oi. III
JOHN bAE0RMAGKsS. 4
Cadix, Sen. ~, 1852
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Democratic County Ticket.


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Democratic County Ticket.
For Audtor,
MILTON HARVEY.
For Commissioners,
WALTER JAMESON, 3 years,
ROBERT HERRYMAN, 9 years
Director Of the Lfrmary,
JOHN D. WILSON.
For Coroner,
DR.. L. CONAWAY.
Lend ApraiserS,
Dist. No. L.
4" 2.-JAMES McNARY,
=" {" 3.--AARON CONAWAY,
4" 4-MOSES WRIGHT,
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We think we> are liberal enough when,
in providing for America, we leave the door
Of admission open to the children of foreign
crs, now abroad, who may hereafter be born
here, without allowing their fathers to come
and help govern us. We, who alone have
any right to think on the subject, claim that
VIC can best govern ourselves, and the better
such government in the mean time, SO much
the better for the foreigners who may here
after come among us, and for their Ameri-
can-born children.
We, now in America, mean only that, af-
ter given time, electors bora on the soil
shall alone select natives or adopted citizens
to make laws for America, or to administer
those laws. WINFIELD SCOTT.
General Scott, in publication in the
Washington Intelligencer, avowed himselfin
favor of the following principles:
Il. TO reduce the term of naturalization
from FIVE years.
"2. 10 EXCLUDE ALL ALIENS FOREVER
FROM THE RIGHT TO VOTE IN ANY PUBLIC ELEC-
TIoNs WHATEVER, EXCEPT
"3. Such aliens shall have served two
pears in the army or navy, who shall there
by be entitled to the rights of citizenship, in
cluding the right of suffrage.
~ Aliens shall be exempted from invol-
untary service in the militia, the army, the
navy, (just as free negroes and Indians are.
SCoTT IS A VAIN, CoSCEITED CoxCoMB OF A
MAN. HIS BRAINS, ALL THAT HE HAS, ARE IN
HIS EPAuLETTs, AND IF HE SHOULD BE ELECT
ED PRESIDENT, he would tear the whig party
into tatters in less than six months. Horace
Greedy in l848.
EE The "Qaeen'S Court Journrl," pub
lisbed in London, and the organ Of the royal
government, says:
ave notice that our neighbors across the
waters are engaged in a bitter PresideR tial
confict. The CONSERVATIVE have
for their leader Gen. SCOTT, and the de-
mocracy, who would transverse the poles of
the earth and call it PROGRESS, are led
by Gen. PIERCE. AS conservative Jour
nal our sympathies are with the former"
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CA iDIZ fROI'Ea.

70 RMERI.Y KEPT BY T. s. LACEY
ME sub eriber has saksR charge of the above
II HOTEL. WHARF he is prepared at all times
to wait ON all who inay pntronize his house. lIa
has fitted up and Gsnnishcs il in The most -.
proved style.
His Table
Will al all times be nfnisLed with tue hest The
tnu fei aEords.
His Stabling
is rendered convsnisni aud coInnani issss. aHsi
ais hosllers careful and attentive. he asires d
rsndeF bis house
A Home to Travellers.
Tie assures HE friends that they shnil6n.l
"A Cordial Welcome to the Hotel.
An,pls acc mnv,ia ations for Movers and brewers
BeasdrEs received atall timrs. oa reasonnhls
terns. lnovl -tf JOHN MAUOE.M.
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R1a.fisaaaea.RR.

NERs. DIytNE hns jnst received the lapees,
lvA a,sa hsst varisly af PERUMRRY ever
otsresl b Cadiz. censiain IN pafs Of S.e l0Iiow-
ing:
IEnasl's Chsyssalins On Msnew.
Ponada PhilneuaAe,
TasioI's Elaohss. ralayra rass Ssap.
lIuls Aniiaae.
nsaH Oil. Fenaile.
Tavluf'scelssnAssaW Wash BaIl,
t'hvis,lan'a raHA fssaI Powsrr,
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