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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-16

AN INCIDENT ABOUT GEN. ScoTT ASD THE MEM
CAN WAR.-We find the following interesting an
ecdote in the Blu ffalo Express
Mr.. Polk had conferred the office OF Colonelupon
some small-bee Democratic politician, as reward
for party services. The new fedged Col. with his
cap and feathers, reported himself to the General,
who politely invited him to dine with number OF
distinguished gentlemen. The Colonel was as vain
as General Pillow and well nigh silly. During
the progress of the dinner he fippanly remarked
to the General-"General, they say the churches
in Mexico, are full of Gold and Silver :magcs-we
will have fine times when we get among them" y
The General was shocked md disguised at the sac
religious suggestion but out of pity for its author
assumed not to have heard him, and continued TO
converse on other topics. The Colonel presently
repeated the remark, when the General, drawing
himself up to his full height, and looking the thing
directly in the face, said, slowly a:: hnny. cool,
if any soldier or officer of my command. while III
Mexico, shall enter any church except 10 say his
prayers or for other equally justiable purpose he
Shall be punished and il any shall presume to touch
the sacred emblems belonging to Gods altar, as
you propose, he shallbe hung"' There wassience
at the table for little space; the Coloneps face
was redder than his feather, and just at the moment
he would have been happier in his citizens dress
talking Democratic politics in a bar-room at some
four corners.
Humanity, justice, virtue and civilization owe
Gen. Scott q debt of gratitude for the firm hand
with which he restrained the evil purposes of men
during the eventful campaign in MeSco--and es-
pecially religious men will bless him, for having
repressed at all hazards, the too common impulse
manifested by armies, to plumber the sacred treas
| ures of the church.
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ENroRcrxo a LIQUOR LAw.-.During the sum
mer of 1884, writes southwestern correspondent,
IF do not mistake the year, l was present at
sort for Mobilians during summer) 10 try the
landlord of the hotel for selling liquor in
tity than gallon, it being contrary to law of the
State. Present, Justice Hawkins sitting upon
decayed stump in front of the hotel with pea
brush alongside of him. 'Prisoner what have you
to say? guilty or not guilty! Not guiltyP tPIis-
oner, you know you lie for have drank myself in
your house at least twenty times day, and am
pretty good witness well judge of liquor; but
as there are some doubts in my mind whether Pas
cagoula belongs to any particular State, and as
half the Mobile boys would die without their liquor
the court, in its clemency, imposes on you fine OF
one pcayune, but blast the man that informed up
on youl Mr.. Sheriff, take this pea-brush and whip
the informer out of town! Courts adjourned.
Landlord, you lad better treat the party! This
was the first and last complaint ever made IN that
district for selling liquor
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Gen. Ca.,,n Opinion orsco,t.

Gen. Cnns'n Opinion OF Scott.
Gen Cass said:-I6eiicre that Gen. Scott honorGb!e
patriotic citi-e and af he has yien his AMI
his deeds on one of the 5righest ages of his eounS his
tory and breath OF caumny from me shall ever
,yhsr single laurel that encircles his brow
His fairly and r not Be one 10 Percent Il
from bis have enjoyed his personal friend
ship for long series OF years. aud do not at this
day by any caiumny to prove myself unworthy oft '
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U-For Local. River, Telegraphic and Commercial Intel
ligence, Third Page. ...
GFor Poetry, Choice Literary Selections and Variety
see First Page. H"
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT. ~
FOR VICE PRESIDENT. e
= WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Whio EIeetoraI Tieket.

1sr D,srRicr-JOHN K KILBY, of Nansemoni, -..
ono DrsraIcr-RDw. X. CHAMBERS OF Mecklenburs.
an prxIoT-THOHAS s.. FLoURNoY, OF Halifax.
4ru msrRtcr-H. II. MARSHALL, of Charlotte. ia -t.
6rH Observation-Disclosures RIVES. OF Albcrmarle. y
6ru DIsrRIcT-wILLIAM G. SCOTT, of Powhatan.
TIN p1srRrcr-JOSEPH SEGAR, OF Elizabeth City.
SIN DturRIcT-ROBERT MAYO. OF Westmoreiand. T.
SIN plsrnIcr-HENRY W. THOMAS, OF Fairfax. f.y
form ptsrRicr-NLEX'R X. BOTELER, OF Jefferson.
IfrH DfsrRIor-COL. J. h. BALDWIN, OF Augusta
FORM DtsrpIcr-JCHN ECHOLS, OF Monroe.
18TH DsrRIcr-wALTRR PRESTON, OF Washington.
I4Tn DsrRIcr-JoHN J. JACKSON, Jr, OF Wood, &. /,
18TH DsrRIcr-T. NJ GALIY. OF Ohio. -, ag
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buck Skin Gloves.
100 PAIRS very superior Oil Tanned Buck Skin Gloves
lU warranted rip and the best in Wheeling just
received by coctoo Q w HRlsRELL & Co.
MUSICAL CLOCK FROM GERMANY.
.BEAUTlFUL Musical Clock is to be, seen at Mr..
IN Roderick's Congress Hall, Dorseys Lottery Of
fee Main street II is for sale. u oct9-f
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l1 rinE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE, -,

Annuity and Trust Company.
Home Office Ecor,fr Third and Chestnut SIS Philadelphia
n III rg5E DORSEY & ARTHUR, Agents,
OFFICE: No. 90 Main street, Whecling.Va
is quito the only Company in the United States that
proposes to pay its dividends in TO its MEMBERS
This company in scrip dividends payable when
convenient but make every cent Of profits available
members, ifprefcrrcd, in cash demand. =
Capital and premiums liable for loss, is 600,
and constantly increasing -.. -hi $40
Premium payments be made with reference to the
convenience parties opening policies with the company.
Policies will be issued the benefit married
and children claims representatives
her husband, or any OF his creditors. - =
UThe original amount OF policies will be reduced at any
time, suit the pleasure OF insured parties.
u1.Policies oftwo years. standing will be pur
chased upon SUIT eHdcr.8 Z. = 90. ~ 20. 20 -.sE
beraty OF the travelling license is peculiar to this
company permission being granted the Atlantic
any of the year, in first class steamers sailing
packets, free OF extra charge.
object of the plan presented is to make certain
provision meet the first motive to insure, and which
should be paramount 10 all Others Wis the
prompt payment losses they occur; after which,
make such additions profits the policy the progress
ga company will justify pay gains
its members in cash on demand.
STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose w. Thompson, Vice President.
Charles G. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer. sis
Actuary, Pliny Fisk.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS Z.
Paul b. Goddard, NJ. D. William Pepper, NJ. u.
Alexander G. Hart, NJ. D.. "a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
camille Might school.

,p N,cuoIs las takenthe rooms over Messrs ott
w ~; renrs Store where he will give Instruction 70
Young men Al others hook keeping
mental Penmanshp. and such branches u e. I
Gai and examine specimens Of Penlnanshp, %G III,
tG1-Terns rlade known at nus foolils' oo..
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Independent Peoples Candidate for Congress,
w. T. WILEY. of Monongalia. ID

nyPresidential and Congressional
Election on the I'd day of Novem'
Der. 1852. -'. a4a .y
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THE undersigned oilers for sale or copartnerahlP,
BLASTPURNiC located four miles from the me OF !ne
baltimore Ohio Railroad, and hear Paramount
Co, va together with abundance OF Iron IRE LINE
stone, Coal Timber, close to the furnace he uue
signed wishes either TO sell extend his
who will join in with this establishment, and furnish
Steam Engine he will offer the most liberal TERMS
ing all maj hinery stock at a fair valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be seen at inc
Office OF the Wheeling lntelligencer ~ .e"N . NJ
Cost ore, delivered at tho furnace, per TOM
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels. 30
Cost Of Limestone, per ton. 20 -
Hon Thomas Hnymond will receive and conduct any
gentlemen establishment who desire to visit ana
examine II. -, -
oct11-tf - - ,3.tC u JOHN Z. w J bLiAM".
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CENTRAL WING COMMITTEE OF
-It. OHIO COUNTY,.
A. P. WOODS, Chairman.

- A. P. WOODS, Chairman.
LIST WarG-THos. sweeney, w. HoLLApAY;
ID JOHN BIsHoP, G. E. WIcKHAM;
Sd JACOB G. METcALr, J. G. TooD;
4thu" JAMES BoDLEY, JOHN HUBBARD:
9Th .H JACOB HoRSBRooK, G. HARDMAN;
9Th 9" JOHN L. HonBs.J. MONTGOMERY.
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The Following

NEW WORKS. with variety Of Others nave may aus.
ner Single Bessedncss Heads and Hearts Inc
Eagle Pass Whns and Oddities, iof oct'
oct12-u JAS. II. !uc"i f-oAAA,A.'
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Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY,
= L OLE RICHMOND. VA. .


CAPITA l. 100000.
VIII take Risks on all descriptions of Prop.
erty ind danger of loss, either on
~ -, Land or Water. M x .
THIS is one the Oldest established Companies IN Inc
United States having been in existence over 90 years he
Home company whose business is based upon eapitai
already paid in persons do better than by patro
zing this institution which is OF Virginin growth and pa
Tentngc.
This company has always met its losses promptly and
has lawsuit during the whole time Of ITS exist
encc Since its establishment 1t has paid losses to the
amount OF nearly. -. II
gate and examine the claims TO public confidence which this
has over many others being that it is as ies
BIC advantageous and prompt institution as any which
has an agency in city We would refer all who are in
tcrescd matter OF Insurance. to all the leading
chants BANKERS and professional OF the city OF Rich.
momd; and to Henry X List and John Thompson and the
Kew. J. d. McCabe, OF this city. llL.A 10y /.
'''' - N = = - : DORSEY d ARTHUR.
Agents for the above ca, in Wheeling and vicinity
EHt.sg, 2 u DIRECTORS.lt &
Joseph Allen Win lurs, John Enders. Hugh w Fry,
John Gordon, II Kent, Chas W Purcell VIM Palmer,
4 * Parker, Jno Thompson f Wadsworth, w II Chris.
tian II w Guarlcs Geo Booker VIM Bell, Jno Gaynor.
~ 'ffEl A. PLEASANTS, President.
Tuos NJ ALYRIEsp Secretary. = ~ 49, ttftIfl
OFFICE: No 90 Main street. ffrrsy rrg ...s oct9
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The Primary Department -
.s'F az OF THE % fsEs si7S.'
mr.

The Primnry Department ~
rs'F 49, 80 OF THE - 8EtsiS.
Meade Collegiate Institute
49, WELLSBURGj vAa .sNqs1
THE Fail session OF this School will commene. a. a,
DAY tho 18th of SEPTEMBER, and win continn. w
endar months. '.'--f --'t.r.'' 'a,t A'sa
unless by special ngreement,-and when once sn,.,i
deduction will be made for absence during the ss,t
cept in or protracted sickness-nor win
permitted TO withdraw. This rule is positive
TERMS: - Eak iii. ~ "a,
Day pupils, Primary English Department en-.
Classical and Mathematical. i,s
BolIt and Tuition per session OF five months Ky Ky
Ono Individuality in advance, the remainder al "
tllc OF the session. '' ~ i'1. -i1-.et
discount of 10 per cent. will be made on the bp,,,
Ministers or the Gospel. tts3 ~ ..it -SSss w
u1-For further Information catalogue. pub,,s., 4.
Board OF Trustees. t'Rl Y iLil. 77{is.i.I7'~'9
ssi-rtlsl9 lsll....ls BY order OF tho Board
H. SAM,L u. TOMPKINS, Rs.s,
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MISCELL..A N.EOIIS
New Boots and ShossI'

81 VIM. Bole, -161 Main Street, Vhe,f:!S /
S now opening the firstlo OF lbs Fail and WIZ.
i Of Boots and Shoes, which embraces ever 8!
wear, Gents boys aud youths boots aud shoe NY
nate the variety would be too lengthy for an ~
Inent. Ban TeSFi N44stssifil
make the lateat style and best stock and workn,s
both cities 1t Is warranted and qua ratied both
the article OF ladies travelling boots. WA
sep2i sol
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-,Gs.,.,r. Hats /! Hats, !!ltfs
m sTreceived from New tYork; ht 'the &; al
Black Msmmoth Beet S9gh end of
septic ~ q 10 r t.sdfttl TODD d nyr,
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Elegant and Very Rich Goa,

Drocade silks, Extra Rich, and in entire,v :.
ID signs and choice eolors and Paris Nantes an,
imported by Jas. Beck & Co.. New York. ree;s.,
day, by o. W. HEISRELIT rs
sept. 90, '52. ~ "
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IL DOZEN Roy's Black Kossuth Hats, ~ tFi-lI.g
LIZ Just received at the Black Mammoth Boei
scpt16 TODD G. DRyOL
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Religious Intelligence.

The Baptist Missionary Union, at it's recent cog
sion at Cleveland elected the following officers for tho
en- uiDg yearusorge N Briggs, Of Massach Pre-
sdent; Barthoomew 7. WEIGH ID n. of New York
Eisha Tucker. u H.. Of Illinois Vice presidcnts Rev
VIM w. Smaller of Massachusetts,, Recording Secretary
The two Presbyterian General Assemblies arc
10th TO meet next year at Buffalo, at the time.
Serene u Bishop was ordained in this city, on tho
lst inst TO the work OF the ministry and publicly
recognized ns chaplain to at Lahana. Sandwich
Islands lie ID the son of Sandwich Island missionary
Rev. +. II Crane aud wife, of Western New York,
embarked nc Boston. Monday, for smyrna mis-
sioneres under the direction Of the American Board
Rev. II. M. Kellogg was installed pastor of ths
on the 10th ult.
There is new in progress, in The church at North
Falmouth, religious revival.
Rev. O. s Prescott has received his ssptence of a
paternal admoision at the mouth Of Bishop Eastburn
Rev. Massena Goodrich, of East Carnbridre. has
resigned tho charge of the Unvcrsaist society il that
place
Tho faculty Of the Wesleyan University, at Mid
dleton, have unanimously nominated Rev. Dr Simpson,
OF Cincinnati to the Presidency that
The New York East Conference Of tho Methodlst
episcopal Church will commence ITS session In Hartford
Conn., on Wednesday June 9th. 1t is supposed that
about two hundred corgymen will DO present.
The Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, Of Exeter, N. H., has
declined the call Of the Pearl Street Congregations
Society lie has accepted call to the Collins Professor
ship In Bowdon College, Maine, recently msdc vacant
by Rev Dr. Stoves acceptance Of tho Professionally Of
Biblical Literature In Andover Seminary.
Rev. Calvin Terry, Of Enfield, was installed over
the Pilgrim Church and Society in North Weymouth
Mas; on the 18th Of May Sermon by Row J. r Terry,
. brother Of the pastor.
Rev. DR. Humphry, Of Louisville. {soa Of Pfosi-
dent Humphrey has been elected by the Old School
General Assembly to the Profossorshp Of Ecclcsastcl
History in Princeton Theological Seminary made vacant
by the death OF Roy, DR., Alexander
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

TfE Fatal ArrRAy IN MULBERRY srRrEr.--We publish
ed In yesterdays HrRap murderous ARRAY which took
place Tu day afternoon at No. PSI Mulberry street
between John Dolan Hugh Dudy, Owen Duffy, James
Donnslly. Peter McGrau. and Patrick Oval Tho afray
took place al e house of Dolan in consequence Of jag
ponhely the ather Of Dolans wife. coming 10 the house
WIN Inc Other mon for the purpose OF separating Mrs
DOM IRON her husband, az they did lot i've happily to-
gctrsr the nus band became enraged, and conflict
sued hetHe" the rarca and In the ARRAY DolnD stabbed
Hugh Duffy in tho abdomen The particulars causing
The aHray we're psbishod yesterday. Doan was aso
badly stabbed about The head and body They we're both
conveyed 10 the City Hospital and Mt hapast IL o'clock
yesterday. Dany died frtm the nures received Doian
who now STANDS charged with taking the life Of Duffy
has been removed from the City Hospital under the d.
Itction Of Justice Bogart, who informed BY Mr.
Rcomc, Of the City Hospital that be injured 80
severely but that he could be removed from the oita
and much fear was In consequence OF Duys
death, that Dolan psroitted 70 remain would effect
hs escape from the establishment Ofser Croeset con.
yeyed Dolan 70 the Tombe there TO await the action Of
the Coroners inquest The other injured parties arc
likely to recover The Coroner. Investigation in tho
care win take place this day.
CASE MArnAUosirER--DEAru oy JAMEs Coorrp-
On the 2h day Of May nst ARRAY place between
two men, named James Cooper and Thomas Hill, tho
latter butcher, doing busnoes In the Tenth avenue
The former 1t seems, went into Hills shop to purchase
meat when alteration took place and Cooper
chal, Dgcd lin TO fight Blows were then struck and
Cooper very seriously injured in the lower part Of
bs abdomen since which time he has been lingering at
his residence No 307 ronh avenue and died yesterday
from the effects Of tho said injury Coroner Ives at tho
time of the ARRAY, took examination, the
fact Of which was published al the tino. IiM was ar
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Naval IuScItsUeucc.

The U. !. sloop Of war Marion nt Anger Point
Straits OF supda, March H. Tho it IL said are re-
presented In private letter. to be somewhat unruy and
troublesome. -
Information has been received NJ tho Navy Department
o. me deah ot LituSnant Benjamin s. Can't. of the
United States Navy late Second eutenan of the United
states ship Marion lie died the 12lh of March at
at Macao.
United States frgate Independence Com Morgan from
" horn arrived at Gibraltar lith ut and saiod 18TH
for Now York.
United States frgate San Jacnto, Commander Crabbc
from Norfolk via Cadz at Gibraltar 10th ult bound
up the Mediterranean.
The United States soop OF Decatur. at Pensacola
9th ut, disnsntng. was FROM San Juan. Nicaragua
Most OF her officers and report have suffered
less from fever We append alist efher officers
Commander. William Green Lieutensnts. william T.
Msfe, James w. Cooke Egbort Thompson; Acting Purscr
Lieutenant James W. Cooke; Passed Assistant Surgeon
samuel Jackson Assistant surgeon Jamcs b. WhitinC;
Acting Master. Charles w. Hays; Acting Mid,hipm n
Henry g. Hunter. William ". Dana; Acting Bo4tswair
James Walker; Gunner William Burni,cs; Carpenter
James Linn; Salmakor, John j. STANFORD
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re'fed at thc time and placed in prison he still
rmainr The Coroner ordered pssl noyir'a ex,mi-
cor NJ need The investigation. The inquest VIII BIZ
pltCd ths day.
TuSfnAL or Cy-ALprRsIAr P,rzGEuALp-We notice l.
yes'e4oay one OF the iaigest aud most solemn fIn-ra
PROFESSIONS we have Witnessed time IA thi, cy
IL that Of the late Edmund fitzgerald ex Alderman
Of the Fourth ward. Ills fympsthes feeling, hs chart
precat,d by lbs friends II Hsy Judge by the large ut
tendance 1T BIZ funeral Lis len.ns taken 70 ST.
Fatrch's cath dfai The ceTenCne. were peri rm u nv
the Rev, Mr. Laucln. Vicar Gcueral Of The diocese
FArr,Ne OF A wa,1--Loss Of LPE-Yosterdsy afser
on, while anuih.r Of labuiers engaged i. dem H.
hing he lui.0ng No 523 nroadway corner Of sor,ay
Il The Sron wall gave way and struck one
Of the lahoicrs nsrsd Bartlett Cline who was Instantly
killed Hugh ial,r. smother laborer dangerously
hurt at tLe sSme time portion Of tho wall having
siuch nm. he wac conveyed 10 tne my aioipta tha
deceased was single man ana resided IN Brooklyn Lis
body Was teken 80 he Eighth @aId station house. whore
tie Coroner viii held an inqueft Capt Iurnbnl oi Va.
Eighth ward with s,yerti OF his mru promptly
the SPOT and assissd in extricatng OF tho
lehoreis who were pa italy buried under the ruins
NV YorE hsrnoDrsr ErIscorAL CoNFgrrvcr tho
annual confluence q the New York Methodist Episcopal
Church held their first session yesterday morang the
Bedford street church. Tho proceedings opened
with The ususi religious seiyces which conducted
by lishop Morris lho Rev. Mr. Carpenter oecfrd
secretary, ana iicv Mr.. Ferguson asg rant cetafy
The hour OF meeting was FIX AT nine O'Clock and u nd
journm,nt AT bali past nine. A considerable
OF business performed which purely 81 gious
character,
lebcrer WAS ly tram Of dir. The Erie
Railroad rear Eactofy Hill ana had his loft and
thigh badly frIctured. lie conveyed Ia the gify
Hospital Yesterday morning Patrick Brady ten yeas
OF age id down The hatchway Of sp lying pier No
North iiver ard was severely injured Ac removed
10 the City Hospital.
laowNrp On Monday night, james Van Colt, baud
on board the sio,y e. A Gay was dIownos by tbc up
setting q the yesi when near Likers Ielaud. squl
having sLdd.ily struck her. The deceased boarded with
Mas Davis al No. 2G5 kivngton street rbe body was
recovered upon which thu Coroner held 40 inquest The
jury rendered verdict Of death by accidental browning.
surDrr DfA1n.--On Tuesday night, Mrs Warren.
from Trey who for two weeks past las beer living Al the
house 81 Der ier No 223 West Nineteenth streat died
sudGlrly. Her death is sulpo.ed to have been i
by In tie face with which she had been afflicted
for time nno her visit TO tho city TOR the par
pose Of having il cured. The notified hold
inquest upon the tcdE,
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lcfure lion. Judge nyssorth.

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caso tb.ge &c + rsase!t IN ii i s.ri, M m, ,-,r - "a
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violation III ,It- nin..ts. All as c,r III stlc,n,nt
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oxl5tc4 RI seii Ir,,ss On sai3 reni, roo, M ci,
OF ne curtain mill about baiipas n,na orcost ner
for,.,,.~ Is, rrnl..xs .,d ooys ana 4, doan.,g,t
fo,Ir ~, fel.l yes ~ i ai aso tnlngl IL ,Es IA i,
from, IN ,i,c ~, ,vlc 9a coat ,yqa frnr,i,- n,
Inc 4, fpdatf poIe;i An, me-, lie sge shie eaJ NV
to1manees wore -opa c1 AMI denore,t say ~ 6ef 4,
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