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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

MExIco.- that matter a pleasant
anecdnte is gong the ronnd of fashionable
circles in the city of Mexico. At "a social
diplomatic banquet, in which the PrPSi
dent of Mexico figured as one Of the dis
tnguished, the humor of conversation
turned upon the Mesila VallHy-during
the passage of Wit on which question, our
minister, Gadaden, in a jo' ial manner
said to Santa Anna, son, but, General,
we must have the MesIla valley" "n-
deed, Genera ," replied Santa Anna;
chow are you to get it? You cannot an
mex it without consent. 1t will he AN act
of war" "Good for our military pro-
fesSion, General, >" said GHdsden, laughing
"One hundred and fifty millions war ex-
pensps for the Mesilla va ley will be pay
ing dear for t,' returned General Santa
Anna. "T'rue, your Excel!ency, war is
a more extensive game than game at
bowls" said Gadsden. ''NN eli," return
ed General Santa Anna, ~ make your
Exce,ency one little proposition. Your
own government may keep seventy five
millions of the one hundred and fifty, for
Internal improvements within its own
limits, and will take the other seventy
five millions for similar purpose within
Mexican limits, and Mexico shall give
You the Me>ila valley at one-haIf your
proposed venture for it" At this repair
tee, our minister, Gads'len, is %uid to
have opened his eyes wide, and good
humoredly filing his glass, arose, giving
for a toast, "Prosperity to the United
Mexican States" Santa Anna Immediate
y after gave for toast, laying special
emphasis OH the word nHited, "ProSperity
TO the United States Of America" Ibn
who e subject was then pissed over il the
midst of uprourious nlirlh.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

MOBILES PAss.-Dr. Wozencraft, with
his exploring party, arrived in Sacramento
on Thursday last, Ell route for Mobiles
Pass. 1t is the intention of the party to
cross the Sierra Nevada and proceed as
far rs Humboldt river. We learn from
the Union that the enterprising citizens of
Benicia have mostly contributed to send
this expedition forward
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10
NJ office to the Creditors OF rs"
1< tate of Jonathan Roberts,

Deceased.--The ten months allowed
by law for the presentation Of claims
against this estate, will expire on the 20th
inst; therefore all persons having Claims
against the estate which they have NOT
yet presented, will please file the same Oh,
or before that date, with the underSighHeu e.
at Auburn, or in his absence with H. n.
Hawkins, or the same will be forever
barred. A. BRONX, Executor.
Auburn, Dec. 9th, 1858,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

SONORA OREs,-A gentleman for some
time resident at Gunymas, says the
Times and transcript, recently brought
up cabinet of ores found in the mines of
Sonora. Among these are several fine
specimens of gold, silver, copper r,cinnabar
and other valuable metals.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

OPHIR BALL.-Business deprived us of
the pleasure of attending the dance on
"Wednesday evening last. We under
stand onr friends at the '.Phenlx" had a
pleasant party, and all were delighted
with the "merrie time" they had.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10
NeligEOykS NNtice.

HE NJ. + LhurCh IN Auburn VIII 10y Dl-
vine permission, be dedicated on sunday the
10th inst. Reys. Il. Is. Stratton and Daniel
are expected to oihciate. | he public are in
yted to attend
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

Henry D. Bacon, ESQ, who is the 'nanag-
jnp member OF the firm of Page y baoch'
bankers, of St. Louis
ARRIVAL OF THE CALiFoRNIA-l MS
steamer arrived at the Bay on Tuesday
last She brings no later news from the
Atlantic States. She brought 500 passen-
gers including II ladies.
On Friday night, the Cd of December,
the steamer Winfield Scott, struck on the
rocks at the Island of Anacapa, off the
entrance of the Bay of Santa Barbara
There was a dense fog at the tlme-the
steamer was under full headway and went
on with such force that any attempt to
back her off would be unayaling. Her
wells were Immediately sounded, when
they discovered that she was filing rap
idly. The greatest CONSERVATION and
confusion prevailed, but owing to the in
trppidity and GOODNESS of the Captain and
Officers, all the passengers were safely
landed ON the island. They succeeded in
taking off nearly all the mails and trea-
sure. The vessel filled in about 90 min
utes after the catastrophe. large num-
Der of the passen ers lost their baggage,
The California discovered the Scott on
Sunday-and brought back to San Fran
cisco, the Ladies and the shipment of spe-
Gle, amounting to ! 9O4,o70.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

T Gov. Bigler has appointed the
leth inst. for the election of Senator
for the county of San Francisco, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Mr., Brannan,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

M EET the first and third Mondays in every
lN month. Transient brethren in good
standing are invited to COMMITMENTS.
II 7 HOLMES, SecYetury.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

The INDIANS IN NEBnAsKA.-We elearn
from the IT. Louis Republican that Mr.
Manypenny, Commissioner Of Indian At
fairs, recently he Il a counsel with the
Omaha and Otto Indians, ut BeIeview,
Nebraska Territory, at which, after ex
PLANTATION, these tribes separate y acceded
to proposals for treaty to cede a portion
OF their lands To the United States.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10
Independent Order Of Odd Fell
lows.

A uburn Ledge, No. 7, meets every
II aturday evening. Brethren in good
standing are invited to visit
JAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

III Nad anon, on the Middle ork OF INC
American river, every saturday evening -
Brothers in good tanding are invited toyislt
Holiday Present There VIII oe
grand rattle at the Orleans Hotel, Sac
ranento city, on Christmas eve, of tickets
for Hitler & Andrews Fifth Grand Rat
fe. There will not be less than 800 pr'-
yes ratified off. Only 500 tickets yet re-
main unSod. There is one prize of W.
teen hundred dollars and one of Il Ihou-
sand dollars, in ugs; the other prizes
consist of Watches, yewelry, SC. Iotai
aggregate Of prizes t,oenty thousand dos-
lars.
To those who wish to court Dame FOR
tune, here is rare chance. Tickets can
be had at either Of the Express offices !"
Auburn. The owners hold no tickets
themselves.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

IHG CAP!roL-'rhe hni ding destined
to be the State Capitol, noW in prncrs, of
erection by DIR. Carpenter, on Front
street, will be comp eted in about tHo
weeks, Only few days viii be required
to put it in compiete order for the recep-
ton Of the Legislature. The Senate and
Assembly Chambers can be furnished at
once - Committee roous divided Oft
suite Of apartments for the Treasurer,
Comptroller, Secretary Of State, Superin-
tendent Of Pub c instruction, State Ii
hrary, etc, can be provided all within the
same bui ding. We doubt If there is
house III CU!ifuTAia 80 admirably adapted
for the CnpitoI as this. From every part
Of the Stale we hear unanimous expires
-ions of satisfaction at the intended re-
noyal. The people demand it, add as
their yoce is InW-the question may be
considered settled. state Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

The GOLDEN GATE leaves on Friday
next the 9Th inst. ;, for Panama, in com
mand Of that gen.lemanly and superior
officer |. b. G.. Isham. The Gate is one
of the finest class steam vessels afloat on
the Pacific, and those who are fortunate
enough to secure a passage in her, can
be assured of pleasant and speedy trip.
The repairs upon the roads across the
Isthmus of Panama, and the transit, n
portion of the way by railroad, makes
the difficulty of getting from ocean to
ocean trifling matter. And then the
superior boats of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.'s Line, gives one an assurance
that they will be taken through in safety,
and we'll cared for,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

Sons OF TEMPERANCE. - During the
mast week our citizens have been favored
with several lectures upon temperance by
Mr.. Dyer, of Nevada. On Wednesday
evening last, Mr.. Diehl, of Pacerville,
held temperance meeting in the NJ. E..
Church, for the purpose Of organizing a
Division Some fifteen of our citizens
signed the petition for charter, and the
Division is to be organized next week.
Good.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10
JOHN. r. GWYNN, Foreman.

Joseph Ferris,
Jas. ID Cartwright,
john NcMartin,
}. Is Bradford,
ID. V. Mason,
Andrew Mckinney,
John +, Curtis,
Stephen G.. Smith,
George Michael
Il. M. y itrheII,
Andrew Y. Piummer,
w. II. lood,
John Frazer,
}. Copeland,
james Bowen.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

The TELE GRAP H.-The aggregate
number Of Main and Branch Lines in the
United States is stated at about one hun
dred. There are completed and in oper-
alton, $4,000 mi eS, and 10000 more are
in progress of construction. The route
selected for telegraphic communication
to the Pacific, by he Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads, as appointed by
Congress in the Session of 1851, com
mences at the city of Natchez, MISSISSIPPI
p, extends through Texas, crosses at the
head of the Gulf of Ca ifornia to San
Diego, and then passes along the coast to
Monterey and San Francisco The entire
distance is 2400 miles. The systems of
/ Morse and House are those now used in
this country. Phil. Ledgea.
The N. Y. Tribune says: Mr.. Stephen
G. Massett, lately one of the editors of
the Marysvile Herald, California, where
he resided over three years, returns again
to that country on Saturday next by the
II lnois. Mr.. MasSett will be com ected
with one of the papers in San Francisco.
The Columbia Gazette says that large
numbers of Chinese are gathering for
wlner diggings in the vicinity of James
town. 1t adds that It "is "A singular fact
that there has been but one Chinaman
arrested in this town on IA criminal charge,
and he was discharged by request Of the
prosecute
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

There seems to exist quite a difference
at YnnKee Jin's between the miners and
the ditch company.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

Eureka ledge No. is, of Z s. A.
NaaSOnS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

HALL s. PARRIsH's RAFFLE.-This raf
le, which has been postponed to the 18th
Of January, will certainly take place on
that day. Those who have not purchased
tickets should supply themselves. This
rattle is no humbug. The property to be
raffled is valuable. Tickets for sale at all
the Express offices in the county.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

pI'-We are under obligations 10 W el' :,
Fargo s; Co., for numerous files Of eX-
changes brought hy the G ortes, in ad ance
of the mail.
Mr.. Jackson has also favored us with
the December No. of Godey's Lady >
Book and the Knickerbocker for Novem-
ber.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

THE Court OF SESSIONS commenced
on Monday last, and has been busIy en-
gagged in disposno Of the business which
has been accommodating upon the docket
since last term.
The Grand Jury found true bills against
Robert Scott, for murder; Milton Posey,
do; Chock Sing, Chnaman, for grand
larceny; Joseph Reddick, do; John Col
Iier, for arson; Isaac Barnes, do; Robert
Atkinson, for resisting an officer.
Robert Armstrong, charged with the
murder of John Schmidt, was examined
by the Grand Jury and the charge ignored.
On Thursday, John Goulder was tried
for an attempt to COMMIT murder. Ac-
quilted.
The Court will not adjourn until next
week.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

~ Harry Charles, of Adams s. Co.,
has crowded our table with full files of
exchanges brought by the California. -
Thanks.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

-. .Messrs. Adams s. Co, and Wells
Fargo & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. ANY Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be promptly
forwarded to US.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10
Ledge Nc. If, meets a

VI Nnd anon, on the Middle ork OF The
American river, every saturday evening -
Brothers in good tanding are invited to visit.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

New Court HoUsE.-This fine build
ing was used by the Court Of Sessions for
the first time, this week. 1t is an edfice
that the county may well be proud Of
Aside from San Francisco, Sacramento
and San joaquin, there is no county in
the State that has as fine and well finished
public building as Placer.
The lower story is finished off for the
different officers of the county and the
Grand Jury. The upper story is the
Court room, and connecting with it at one
end are two Jury rooms,
The whole building is neatly plastered
with Auburn lime. In the Clerks and
Treasurer's rooms, connected by a strong
ly built vault, is huge safe in which to
deposit the books and moneys Of the
county.
The Court room is finely furnished -
even tastefully. The floor, on the inside
of the bar, is carpeted, and the center
window, behind the Judges desk, is dec
GRATED with long curtains reaching to the
foot of the desk.
We understand that the whole cost Of
the building when finished and properly
furnished will he about $4,000.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

N5- Messr-. w heeer s Stewart hav5
opened the Auburn House.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

WRoxG. have been informed that
meeting of Miners was held at Michigan
City few days since, at which re>olu-
tions were passed to the pnrport that no
miners claim should be attached by amy
Sheriff or Consrab e. We hope dis is
not true for We are slow to h' lievr thar
sensible men are so far lost to reason aud
Justice, as to entertain such au unreason-
able idea.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

San Francisco Agency.-THOS BOYCE.
is the authorized Agent of the Weekly Placer
Herald in San Francisco city and county; all
advertisements intrusted to him will be care
fully attended to as he may contract. Office
at the Sun Printing Office, on Sansome street
between Merchant and Washington
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-10

TAxEs.-Our Assessor, Mr.. M'Carty,
informs US since he took his Office, in the
fall, he has collected 700 delinquent poll
tax. This is doing remarkably we'll
Twenty eight hundred do olars is better in
the county treasury than out of 1t.
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The hangmAn vii have plenty Of work
during the coming month, a. indicated by
the following hst
Cape and Emmons, convicted At PILLS
delphia fof thu murder Of Christopher Loo.
han, vii pay the penalty Of thclf crimes to-
day, 9Th.
Margaret Bu,ler, who was found guilty
81 Culpcper, Virginia. of assisting jim Phil
lips 20 murder Mf. Games, To BE- executed
on Angus, i3h.
James Mcclure, who murdered Nj J.
W Holland, was sentenced al Syracuse, 10
b. hung on the l7th Of August.
John licndnckson, ~ Albany, 10 be *
ccuted "a The 2,ilh Of August, for the muf
der Of his wife
Robert Robertson viii be- hung At Alex
andns. on the 81 Of September next. for the
murder q Moses Guard.
Lawrence fogarty Is b. be hung 10 Buf-
falo, on the 9i,h Of August, inr the murder
Of John Brown.
\ DARK picture! With penalties a. strong
as human Law can make them, crime i
daily increasing. The mad carrent will not
he stayed By any barrier; and still the Of
fee Of the hangmsn Is required.
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BosroN, Aug. 81, =, NJ.
The Europa ssiled at noon to-day with
70 passengers for Liverpool aud ~ for
Halifax. Lady Ellsmcrc aud daughter
we're among the former.
The Europa took ont S!s;I0O0 in gold
ingo,s
PniLprLrHA, Aug. 81, p. ".
Last evening train OF ten platform cars
containing - sorkmcu. ran of the track
Of the Delaware and Belvidcre Railroad,
killing 10 and badly Wounding -. All
were lu.h laborcTs on the road.
Nrw NoR.. Aug. "a, N.
4 terrible alrray occurred this afternoon
on board the ship Orient between It's crew
and gang Of stcamhoa, snd railroad run
ncrs, IN which the iirs, mate Of the Drieni
was so badly beaten that hls liie Is despair
"a Of.
It IL reported that Capt. HoRrLR Of the
navy Is to have charge Of squadron fitted
ou, by private enterprise, for the purpose
Il extending our commercial relations with
Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru, through the
ugrr Amazon.
Gaycnmen, Is about 10 strengthen the
garrison on thc Rio Gmnde by sending ten
" fifteen hundred additional troops 10 that
quarter.
Grca, dsmage was done Ia buildings and
crops in Orange County on Monday by an
extensive ireshct. Canterbury and Corn
vail were the towns that suffered mast.
From Cuba, We have hlrs Of the Diario de
.uarino to the 20lh ult The naval forces
have been increased by the addition Of two
new steamers foi the defense Of the Island.
There are nos eleven vessels Of this des-
eruption on the Cuban station, and another
NIL soon he completed.
No news Of the Washington. nov over
due At this port, nor Of the Magyar, over
due at llAlifar, mp 10 q 7. VI.
Another Of the gang u oounicfci,ers was
arrested in this city yesterday, having IN
his Possession 5000 10 spurious bills on
iho fallshili Bank. Of Poughkcepsie, and
$1,000 Ia coanicrici; Eagles, halves And
quarter. The prisoners nsHle j. Joseph
a. johnson, and halls from Philadelphia.
Stocks dun nloney aeiivc; sterling
moderate aia I-2so3-i
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ur- TILL nrnrr.,,.
a u,t.s Is~sts sr.ts 81 Ne ossssss.
Lee ssa ~ .fdss. aisi Atiira ~ 3d.
~

u,t.a Is~sts sr-ts - -. ostssss.
Lee 800 n -fass. a'si stiica ~ So
FsFssassF.
Yeurfdst t.saafg t r,asa tsf tf ~
ref sffrrt were atar'i tr ias aauaau.e-
usr-s q a8. r iiis ufass fspala.F e.5.r
th,f aas ctr' ds't ailrt far ru4,ls # t..ar.
4 f,ars sal hasmfel siH u seas "
g iHaur 90 b sa rsf ~e"ffn .a i."f laff
~ itn1e COCO. ta' -lps hf 'sf. ire. iI-.
faa aH4aeaat.l o. l.ltsf iIIi.,ts uas iHu1
dead Boz Ar Sod .a g. Fr.f .ti, uesf
Pea ifss. ~4th voaf.As ap.a hff brad r4ue
s. stsa~ thsf she hsd h-er lnauHanif ilar.
drrnt i4'qs1usiiYr ~ t1r fag vts can.
frfua cot hr li'si Nsfnrt pl'Hr hF o. usn
rmfsri 4. " Hiiss. vha toefs b gfpTrfs
81 sff ai iiit carae' u Pofdn,s ami s. fe.
80 rffsis. upf.eltr ihe nafte' ~ ren
a. ihf plIrc aHrs Yesterday HlarfuuF. and
rrrai1rd that fop' pay bad been committed
sr.,u ti, uefstu=atr cId. l,enirn,w Pei
20 Being auasr ihst AeIins ha4 been hy.
.Hr on irrns q cnmiHsI .Hirfcuufsc viii
hu. lmmodia,rly saspe,icd Belle" 70 lia'-
Ing ruumIitrd iae msfder ard iasE hiu
1910 custody The body Day stretched 90
bed. 9TH ihr brain onilnc ffon far
tur, in the shlH uLile tho uur, heauiiiul
form vas swollen and dienrur,d rckng
Nth couurlon -snd on object of ioathlns
tnd disgust
The Coroner a. called 60 hall an IA
quest un the BODY. punesscs ucrc .umuon-
-. and The inquiry proceeded.
The jury 81 inquest returned verdict,
declaring ii,si Tho decreased came % bet
dcs,h hy bloc, ~ hio~s, indlrted Boy
hiur instrument in the hsnd 81 4. VI Bel
iss~ The accused was committed 30
pnson 10 asah hls examination on the
charge of uarier.-iN. q. Crescent. Eld
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r,, s.S $50.
tsefatat Iis asst sIH Hsitf ftris assis sra tai.a
s..a. te..rI ., iisf. .afaat.a hrs,.b ODD
Nr.rrH" ft .f ESQ "Hffs. 10 Ir ~ tf' POI .1I s
hH..H. Iasft|.. iislsr HfsrH. taI .trHi fH.rf.Hfa
ftHf Hrfta a iH.a..'I Nafa So o. d.. o. t.t r.asss
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tstf i-tttUfI ont afsIfahir faufffs ~ tnfist ana
tnHH,sh i.-a..s tssfstI.a. 30 unrsfaIisifA las
iHirss uias ntr sIlf.Hrs saH $50 sfInIafs aHa ore
..fsfs i.sf fsfd IaHafstfHfla pc aat ass ssifa
f..ta r..a f.
t.Htsss tif,s buHafri ..a.a. ai rati..t snd As.sf
t.sH tHIrItaI fustt rs aHffrfs. ti aHacn.t .sf.I
s-r|I thf t.fhaI araus .aiasfHd tat H4uH.s. fIfsi
t Hffrf. si,t 20 uu.rh tsa.soi lf tand aaf .titt
tsts.IItidI.Uil 0 tsr tuitr. riHje.
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fianoN Music, and Musical ln,fumtntA
upu N,i. WAttEH. w. tr nr..a~s,. so..~,
u' NnfnHt tfnst Ntw Nuit. tatiIshst 4
Music and Music Books.

nai.fin Nt .alt a. tNhIkt MI Ntt.tsu ttna.
i'tiHsitr AFsnts 80 ssif 81 tuhtN A to's -
rttsitI Ttsrtss, ssh afd ~ ithsnt tts isan saA
fhsf Witlf sc t.itstr rians- ts sislaii rsus At-.
tttius.sf Afsat tf Msntaa ubrraIitf guHas.
staitt's Mrl.-ie-,ns. and " autbr Er,a ptgsns D.,
State r.. a-H BE- Nturd. NsH 30 sstnsts a--sa
iItHf 81 sfs.|ti hand rtaufl ifen 81 elst Zeal
tia. ItHf Utrt HUH HfIlnaufs auFrti go ths fsssst
hIstsl tstta N rfirfa if ths stove. tniiadins tsf
hatt aud rus,e '4a Nslsirrns. ,H 30 -r,.sarfly
stfsuH,t apd s,rf, irsfrunsut Nitt 81 atfant.A o.
j u,'it'l n ts iaiDN SOS uuiirf irun4 90, Nte Nssh
t,arffilst
"I Gurtnf yss Eutts ft.ss rsst.. 49,
lava hHiihsttn uih these insfiunents srah-s We h.
sifaA " iih as see 81 fanndsFss thst gisia
"thrfwi-r slsl. usisttiHe ttetf ffsat mst sHd %.
saHt ,t t' bees puit"ss tsh as.issi instr,ius-,
sprtfa tu thrsusN sWip TIE inaiwnirnis
'tn nuui hnlt. requiring iess iHm,ns thth Auf rth
ofs vs kirs ct end Is.asas frnsikshs rts,e,s.
And iaifiti ~ tunr " ithin tv Ncsfs swat
rtuttntut- have ren nsads 10 thsif aftaf. ~
hi,h niuth stronger aud H,sfs hr,ihsht trs 10
cHnd in isltut 81 dsp,h sd ,,'lsins = veil - ~
Dtrnnesa IT tuHc Throughout thr enuts ei-ist AID
slaatisiN ui tuuth knuw not hsse utaas tai.
is 4ulrfi0t H. Gdhuu'r Thee, b. have ns,st tfiea
ihs,n " ~ h. sHGHisrd tu hhd such atisinHskts made
Tho fiitan 10 sau and delicate. and ~ N sdaptsI
60 iht ssl,r and tst sartei music ti.s agsH -.t
10 thess aisn. NJ Gilbert has been ms mad -
improvements ~ ittin Tow years, thst dsiiehtui
isifafY aud Iiifiu 81 tunr have hotH sssntvd. We
ars aiad io Sad ih.is beginning ~ h. so wsn Apje~
ciatrd 1hu hossr has apvieA sNsut tws t,,iussns
tlnimps tn NE Asst uiUit Yeas. They sp
iitiug un week, and atu unable tu snrril thr do
maud. thsl ~ furnished 81 the Nstr. tto,a - a..
firo4 10 thf NauuthrtfS aaA thr htt 90 aias
tel A.autr, Of hif doaiinf and upright treatment"
New N"it Nful isl lass ibu
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