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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
IT'S ADVANTAGES.

The advantages Of Pacific Railroad.
In a military point, has been "dwelt
upon" by a writer IN Pmnam's. Lis.
ten to him: "In few years perhaps
rumors of wars will I'LL the Winds
War-ships are seen standing across the
Pacific towards our shores, not sluggard
mcn- of war walowing the brine be-
meath their hills OF canvas. but long le-
viathans. fire winged with armies hid
den in their trunks. Scouting vessels
behold them far of after niehiiall,
emerging like iorch-bearinc apparilions
from the thunder-clouds that wall the
horizon. Swifler than sca-gulls the
scouts ny landward, and signal the com
ing enemy. Inan hour the intelligence
is ut the War-Oiiice in another it has
sped TO all quarters of the land Next
day hosts Of minute men are moving
across the prairics swifter than the wild
horses that crst gallopej there before
the pursuing fire, and when the enemy's
ships are ready TO disgorge their ar
mics, the iire-eaters of the Republic
stand ranged on the shore, with matches
alight, guns trained, cartridges rammed
home, aud the next Presidency loom
ing before the eyes of the Commander
in-Chief and all his Brigadicrs Adj
miral Sir Ajax Dundergms. seeing
from the deck of Her Majesly's steam
er Levialhan that preparations have
been made 10 give him Il public recep-
ton on his landing, is for moment
nonplussed, and order. the fleet to come
| 10 anchor just out of gunshot from the
| shore, while he considers in what man
ner TO do honor to the hospitality Of the
! "auihorities." Before the vessels have
been half AN hour at anchor, entcrpris-
ing patentees from Connecticut are
screwing torpedoes TO their kcels. BY
and by-pop goes one of Her Maj.
ty's frigates--pop pop in minnie
90 couple more like the corks of cham.
pagre bol,les--then another pop and
by and by, while all gaze in cons,erna,
tion-bang with crash Of thunder
the twin-brolher Of the Lcviathan, an,
chored cables length from sthe Ad-
miral, bounds out Of the water. bursl.
asunder with fash and roar, aud
falls back-food for diving.belIs Ad.
miral Sir Ajax Duudergus, X G. b,
sweating dreadfully, signals the residue
of the fleet to back water, and puts to
sea with precipitation, not knowing
whose patent may be scfewed 10 hi
own keel, aud feeling very much like ;
man who suspects that hornet has 90
under lfs clothes, and may sting him a
any moment. Thus the Unicorn o
/ Albion turns tail, and seeks safety in
headlone scamper, like the elephants o
Pyrrhus. made frantic by the freball
Of the Romans Thus the clouds o
war, which anon rose prumbling abov
the western sky, are rolled backwar
in ragged heaps. n, when a herd Of cal
tie is suddenly confronted by lion, III
bullocks in the van wheel back upo
J the others, aud great confusion Of horn
aud hoof, cnsuc.'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Mn. COUKER. Vermont has con-
siderable number Of hills, and rocks,
and railroads, am now in place
built upon and completely surrounded
by all these The iron horse has al.
most entire sway here, hity-eighf
trains Of cars passing Immediately in
the rear Of the building in which am
writing TO you, per day. The effect Of
railroads upon i!iis iown has been very
favorable il has increased and ihriN-
ed wonderfully within The past three
years. Brandon visited yesterday,
and found it thriving finely. The iron
anJ marbll busine-s u these iwo places
are very extensive, and the various
branches " ordinary mechanism were
prospering Bot learn that Bufling.
ton, Middlebury, Vergennes, Whitehall
and very many other town 10 this see
I ton of country are fast running down
their local and relative Importance 70
thr country being swept away by rhe
railroad. ln tact, tie two towns frs
nrniionel above, are ihe only once IN
4 this whole srrliun lhsl soem 10 be EY.
orabl, affected BY this nes method Of
i transition.
A. lroie along on ihe ear, from
Brapaoa TO The place, to-day. obser,
Cd The very frequent Erm houses
through the valley Of Oiter Creek .--
I Tie houses were al well built pfosoHt
ing u4Dsi comfortable appearaner, an,
sarraundes By shols, Sglhog,es. barre
ard Al thr paraplerl=lia of geu.a
Nep Engl4a4 farmer. Ihl hr.t Won
der was, hos each farmer cpiuFad q
lar and probably gri rith, from n
small q4antHy of land lhe ihI
qursfian arose. Hhefr vas fhe need 70
~ mlrL hara and sled room, a. r.al
49, bui ,cry iiuie fts-k u lhe fcils O.
, ah41t it- Prruaisef B-f abes rai
siniel eSasrr, aad ~ hasas " sLe-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
ehtict Pctiry.



Wal su.als his y, is us ~Ht.a.t EorisHst
nsrts faisrfal viih q airaa' h'ai,
4 ~.lsuin .tef. Asstta-rainF dsnrr
Whur, unii s.s,sr ref, ihr uawr a isti
o'si that asasfiat.s i.iadrr, vhsft r's7 sral
Ma, hsvs .5suis 'rii, q. ra.ses ~
sssas ssresi fvusuus4saosf. hf say II tsn
AHt, 10 rsrhaurc, frseirs tesf ~ riEh.
90 nttff isi esi ihaasiis e vAndurnr irts
Asratiss :, is-is-. Nov thc.ufh saiarasf ns'ds
Sow ,,huur 81 brsids ths -.abiAF "a
wbs-s -. ed 'uufnurins. thfoaFh ui' -s"as'
aesls,
IAAe uuter urH fauuc - a bird-
VIA l.oasis, a,.n,ar.s., And -ai ,'ic'- hfudse
~ Iauinurr song Nhs'h. fisirh fof trafs auhsari,
t,su.s s.ciur hssk, s'ra ssad,i tlss 1t ti'-n do.
% .s e.ald i.'ua'N aius', deaf '.ra'''sys-
W,'a tske Slight acr,.. tbc suratn,f -ras,
of. ,hiddias Cauh "gss,d hicl Hi-sHiiFh rvc
Tricl a pnnp, and The rieiade,
fr,e fr,m her uso',srs sin,, ,,'unf tnssrs h'',i,
Nhils b., IN dreams u be- iaaf ssiut hrs siefsHE.
luiurh ths bright hsstcas, Toi- lo Boy ausic. hnai'
irlfn stat g. siaf oaif hrliiant Rpi sFe krefanE
pr W weuid hsag cuf hears us'n lho h'sns,
nf the younr tHaan, boo iHt nrsh 'vcuigg ar
iStalf tar brl''vs upon musair lawns,
Fiawrr. OF DO, air, tssit s,eired htrAst- lay hare,
To,at.h thc So wlyu arl IS And,frr.. shoaid affnrni,
Ntra Lama N the Wet be- rins 10 waae,
tfg.thra ia gsfupi the ussaisulsted heisht
And iraa, thrarh silence, down 60 earth aeain
Lot rth,rs uof.hlp 81 the raud, .hrne
of Filra. inui,d y 10 snameiiei chain.
OHIs be Ia, se.,tsf fask, dsat Ge1etio,c,
Tho scented huaf iu The shady lane,
with The .iaT woocd y, N,ctauiu. hnwef 10 weave
uf inak, .ad vtesth- ct iihos-d wsy side drW,
err
Prom wh,ch the fragrance and the bloom havv past
Hkss,iddea ifaess tS,s tsotsasa fa f4ess Aosss
-. esrieSs diai rassffi = sa fs.t.
Ftnrei 10 dax. Come hack win me and dream
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

To obtain the services OF person
who will prove faithful 10 your interests
in your absence. Is An exceedingly diff
cult matter. We have had some expe-
rienre in lhis line ourselC IN some in
stances we have been fortunate in Sc
curing The services Of faithful men; IN
others we have been disappointed.
For Ihe man or boy who will neglect
his duties dnring his employers alb
scncc, We have most thorough con
tempt. We view him as little superior
to a common robber aud, in one sense
he is more despicablc, because he not
only robs you, but proves himself nn
worthy Of the confidence you have re-
posed in him,
The faithful, honest, Trustworthy boy
or man, we highly esteem. Ilis scryi-
ces cannot well bee estimated in dollars
aud cenis Such an one will always
find employment and when hc once
becomes known, and hn. established
himself in the confidence of the parties
with whom he i connected, he will be n
''inade man" i, serriag his empioycr
fatht,dy he does he bca possiiie hiag
for his orH Interests. When viii the
negligent and failhlcss appreciate this
| Merchant Ledger
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

II sou are hollow-hcartel md anma-
ted By no cnupblin2 sentiment If YOU
have no principles, aud snecr at virtue
and religion--ypu cannot be a gentle
man. Your manners may be lascina-
ting, but they are the glitter Of the SER
pcut. Your clothes may be Of The rich
est hucs, but they only serve 20 hide
the rascal. There Is no restraint but a
law aud public opinion. You hunt for
prey under a suspicious sarb, and de-
coy with a lying tongue. Your iHce
wear. a smile. but your heart il foil Of
ro,iennc-. most foul. Yon can never
give oui the ring of true coin. IL no use
\ dlly woman thinks she can make
morc tian women of her daughter .--
She tolls 10 the kitchen, and they sim
per and draw nonsense in The parlor
She rises with ihe .nn gets breakfast,
while ihry read the last novel IN bed.
She tolls over thc wa.h-iub, while ihey
drum ou lhc piano The earnings o.
the farm are sqnaudered % pot ou
ihrir lark.. and pot ihetn through .
fashionable school
They arc re1rrd 10 idlrness and BE-
come accomplished habirs, utterly is-
noraut ~ aii that uomsnly knoa ledge
30 crtiiahle 10 ihe zen aui unhi ior
anything b4i 10 dress fAely, iult bon.
sense, a.ii marry simpieioas likc 'hrm-
s,lges - 30 use. molhof -- yOof sI.l5
dreams will never be- realized
4 y0Bns man n--smn9lh-iaeod strip.
bug iill liir brerdlu2 aud sruse
ritens fast unl beiieyes himself au rk'
ceediDgiy n.a8 y0YHg man. lie r4rat
ard nn5krs i0ihfr4. furafs grntr'.i.s
o,arcs smhyo imperials aith teaTt
g-ea-e. phase carrie. a4i suys vin dhs
aomrn 1rrus, the eai- by mYrH flt
I A. r.ntfrs hr msHhras ls %. br-I
,ng hy Ms.med stamping and -laa.
phrsses iie sfalas Ht rsery LADY iH
mes4s. rsii- his siin collar aua satrr
~ h-rnHei llissrrrs As b.. Fl,f-
them iu ihs streets. Ia ol 30 o.
yaIag ~, goa uerer ran Boz a iaa1.--
J sriiaag-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

An ohsrf,niior w. satisfied ~ ,hs,
rctmnpcuJ attachment. arr rot mrmcd
among ,hc di,-,lulv That iAl.c bghl
Of curdialiiy which glow. 20 huRhily
dunng tho eon,,,ial hour bocenrs rN.
liugui,hci q, The ,spor. OF the goblet
which cnkipjlcj !, aro dispct,cd That
baui Of good fellowship which puiics the
icyutous 10 one anoihcr /. only ~ force
rs long rs the fellow ship IN those thing.
which thcv account ~ their sovereign
good suhsisls. Let an, individual, even
tlic most cherished of their society, suf.
fer reverse OF fortune. md hc will
put these maNims tn the prod. Let
him bc the dcci which - stricken. and
he viii hnl himself abandoned by tho
herd. The iaulvsl blast Of aiVcr-,ty
viii hc sufficient 10 ninnow al bis loose
companions from him,
lie will discover IN the first stage Of
his poverty his sickness. or lis Nllic.
lion, that no permanent ties ARE formed
/ 10, associations IN vices that his past
dnhanchorioa ar0 not oubalmod hy any
endcming rccollcclinns which may serve
10 gather his old comrades around him I.
than they who are intent On banishing
all thought Of heir own catrs from
their minds, viii very soon ccaso 10 en-.
,crtaiu any remembrance OF his aud
that, wholly occupied with amusement
or pleasure, II his sorrows shoold ever
be- reverted TO- they would only afford
food tot their laughter or argument lot
their unlccling Iesls.
Thus 1t has ever been with The sen.
sual and dissolulc and thus ns long ~
man Is man. will il ever be. Accord.
Ing 10 the bold, om mphalic, indignant aud
most just expression of an old record
well nigh obsolete with too many. (itnns.
lated TO onr use.) seitiHd,igcnce take,
Gic0y he hcayt
Experience Is the teacher here. whose
lessons must prevail against all impos.
ing theories of the Interested, whom
vice blinds OF passion decoiyos. Aud Il
warning becomes, hence, which on
younger readers will no well 10 heed
ns a guard against bad compnnionship
our older readers, To confirm on the on,
hand IN good associations formed, or, N
the other, 10 lead them TO renouncc cor
rupting communications, which they
may have cho,on.--[N. Y. Sun.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

arc gathered ~ from The rough nuan
iains ado. and the calves are brought
az hom the back rasiurv. and ilr
cuVs, horses AND colts turned in. these
building. cumc Ia use. ailorllne warmth
a,d shcllrr during the season ot Werr-
ing WiHds and terrible storm, that prc-
sad among these northern mountains.
Il might ,lo many OF our Sucker hru-
crs good 10 see how tho enlcrPri,iug
and humane New England Ermcr pro.
,,dcs for The comfort ct h.. stock, and
keep, them healthy aud fat upon Gar
less food in consequence
Several railroads centre IN aud con.
meet at this place. You cau ~ TO
Troy by four distinct routes. hy rntus
leaving almost every hour IN The DAY,
Tram, leave iar Rurliugtou and Boston,
several times each day, whereas a ioir
horse coach wa, quite sufficient iur the
travel. six YEARS since. The trains
move at an average speed Of thirty
miles per hour, ON these ruads while
the "lightning express trains run up
TO tiny or sixty. 1t isa common thing
here. am told for the lightning trains
usually consisting OF powerful To-
comotive, baggage and mail car and
one passenger car--to run from Bur.
unglon to Rutland over Go miles, in
one hour OF less. The rate Of fare Is about
the same rs in Illinois, three cents per
mile The trains ran loaded, with pas
sengcrs and freight, and the business
must be profitable much so, and
cheaper rates will be demanded \
/ prominent railroad agent in this section
/ recently stated 10 me that the tendency
/ Of railroad prices is constantly down
ward, in proportion n business and
competition increases ] hope that time
| is near nj hand when we cnn travel from
one extremity OF the United States To
the other, for one cent per mile.
The weather for two weeks past has
been changeabIe, though quite pleasant
for the most part "a few light showers
aud generally cool aud iuvigora,ing --
Crops aud vegetation nre better inland
than along the shores of Lake Cham
plain. The fields are not so dry aud
wilhcred, rs farther west. \ very sud
den change in the weather took place
day or two since. We in Iliuoi.
think we have changeablc climate
but Vermont is more So was OF
Lake Champlain, and the weather was
extremely warm and snltry when {
black cloud arose IN the north, born,
down by strong wind from that quar-
ter. The change was very sudden
Within one hours time | had emerged
from linen coat and open shirt collar
aud was clothed IN thick oycrcoat
The health Of This section has been goo,
though that old disease, Consumption
still fluids many victims here. wa
Surprised, almost shocked, to hear hoy
many old friends and acquaintance ha'
fallen by this disease, the past 81
years. Were tho people of Illinois {
live in as good houses, and have th
proper convenicnces, and he as stcnd
and careful as here, think time woul
prove Illinois 10 be II healthier Stat
than Vermont
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

hnc iissno par'f ",sf tho lamp thr light
o. sprlinfsic,i, lst st,ec'ai light csr.
tsins sarcu,hunisoco al ,hc yellow
and r,l py.. hu, s dc6gtrn, u tho ,io.
Do ut allowing Do io pas. tbrvrsh ~
Mni,h m,,lpm e approaches pcarr io
lhc light vt d,y api j. better adapted
hr continued application 81 ,bs cfesos
Of ,ision.
Tho r,st of ihr whole matter ,s rst
the let yeu ewes ahsuo and ihey
mty scr,, son al ,oar des' Sh.',h
they become oui ct order, apply Ia that
vcy Important pcisunasr. your nmh,
phy anl hr vii instruct you how
20 'miud ,uur vs,s"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

A sooA story "a igld u rustic youth
and coaniry glfl aho sai facing each
oii.eI ai ilr supper table of hqsl ing
party The youth, snsiliea ~,lL the
charms II tho beautiful maid, only vent.
II bic passions IN sly l.oks, aAd nos
aad fhen ioacAIag rAiiy's loot sadsf The
ntle As dat time there being no
Eis5mvr-. lbs sirl either fearful Of he
p.t.iY u LeS Stockings. o. determined
h. maks ihs youth sxpfrss shat be- APP
psar1d ~ warmly 10 feel bare silL his
aitancss huie aLilr 10 s,iesos, when
81, erred osi ioss here, Il yoa low.
m,, tell ne q. bot don't dirty my sioet.
ins-
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Inc Family thcie.
IIAR ny LIE .I.iE
True Narrative.

The Young wife sat alone in her
pleasant chamber. and her husbands
last letter was in her hand. The na.
per looked soied and worn. and the
hand writing was nearly illeeible they
minlt wen appear thus for that letter
had been carried in Margarets ho,om
and read amid binding tears until cy-
or, word was cngsndered on her heart.
II NAV be long month. since Harry Les.
lie ,lenarted 10 engaue in profitable
business. and prepare for ,he emiora-
ton Of his family TO distant land. and
since that letter came bringing news Of
his safe arrival no tidings of the wan
dcrer had reached his home. For a
long time Margaret hoped all might be
well and when at last the shadows
darkened her spirits, she prayed for pa-
tience. and stro,e 10 conceal from her
father and children, the grief which was
stealing the bloom from her cheek. and
gi,ing her such long. weary nights of
anxiety and tears.
Bat the grev.haired parent saw her
,r,c foc,;no and almost reio;ccd IN sec
that Marcarc, only trembled lest she
was widowed in youth, while the old
man had learned the saddcr story that
the wine cup, over which Harry loved
TO linqer. was leading him down into
/ the dark paths of degradation and
shame. Circumstances at length obig.
ed him to reveal 10 his sorrowiul child
the truth and she had gone to her
chamber to search yainly in that old
letter for denial Of the fact and td
weep her tears of agony alone.
The Young wife had sat long in hel
window. holding communion with her
own troubled suffering spirit. Sh,
gazed. hut not upon the sweet vale,
which lny sleeping calmly in the moon
Eobt. she listened, but it was not to III,
low sofl breaihings Of her unsconsciou
children. she looked up 10 the auiet
watching stars. and wildly prayed then
"a Guide Harry Leslie back TO his home
and the stars returned to poor Marga
rot olances of hope she felt ns thourl
tho ewes of ANGELS were watching he
in sympathy, aud she was conferred.
That very night the subject of Mar
carc, Ieslie's prayers and tears wa
sleepina in the streets Of distant city
Ave. in the streets, with only the blue
Itsky for a covering, with the col,
gray stone. Of the pavement for a nil
Iow. Oh could that be the one 60
whom faithful ewes had been weeping
and faithful hearts ycarnins with unuI
tcroble love? Alas, il was true
There covered with rags and sham,
lay the wreck of stately form; Der
han. TOO. the wreck Of noble spiri
That evening be- had changed the Ia.
or,i,l. NJ yalne he had possessed. q
be noi.,,ea cnn. and ere midnight ia
wreirb tha, tempted and DESTROYED hii
had driven him helples. and homelei
into the streets He ioncred nlon
slowly. sometimes falling upon the haf
pa,emcuis. sometimes creeping like
: foul insect, unil az last. exhausted ar
nearly in-en,lhle, hr crris close 10 n
walls of o building. which east over j
wrriclsrlncss friendly shadc, ani q,
= asleep.
Wbeo il,e inebflalo .~sLe fn.n 4
learb.lts .lnmi.er be was ia fuU po
....,o, .f Al. ..n.... and b. loon,
around h,m l-.,, ildrred. sod uoadrr,
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~ " TIT . III 777'' y ~ "
CARD ASD BILLET PRINTING.
CUr.s FTRXiSiiD TO 0RDER

CUTS FLKAISIfD IO OHDkH.
sitiph and yisi nlsiifls the ulsHif- "
ans afI sstadtsb~d us ttfns Va baiar-s that has
sass fhs 1ft1ars ~ tiissssHds - n"n thpi have rom
i.sasrd n.ting hut tfeif Hiittdual .hlsfpn-e
O. q. sna ag.sA. The .iHni e uie ar fssussif do
.aants tAafa sn o. tlslff ia iu-inrss -iid
thsh Hsua essfiians tn iurui a. 'hsfnn'r-
easaas g. tasos shog n hr sits Down qulctiy
and Ast. isf them. ~itivf istnHf hss hasiRcs- hs
hsg-R Nc might IS veil light esnair aud Pla'e o
a An.f
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rwo WAYS or poIsa rm,Sa


We were passing lcisurrly along one
Of our streets the other evening, watch.
ing The sports Of group Of youngsters,
when our ears were assailcd by the
sharp, angry tones Of woman
Here you, John Smith comg into
the house this moment %
Ono Of the boys turned bis head.
giving at the samo time rather uni.
ial shrug, then resumed his play.
"Do you henr what say, John
Smith March quick, or youil catch
it, tell you r.
We rather think Johnny did "caich
H. for We heard after We had passed,
Il jerk and slap, accompanied by
smolhcrcd yell, as the door was sioIcnt-
ly slammed 10.
We went on our way, doubling
whether this course Of treatment wa.
exactly The best under the circumslan.
ces, particularly AS the countcnanoe Of
the had Indicated the greatest good ma
turc.
As We were cog,iaiins the matter, w.
turned the corner aud came upon an
other group Of lad, ia front of house,
thc door Of which at that moment open
ed.
willie" said mild and pleasant
voice
did you call, mother 2" a,ked one
Of the boys, coming on 10 the side
walk
"Yes, nay son IL is getting hie---
have you not played sunic,ently to-
day =
II should like 10 stay oui litile Ion
ger, II you please"
The mother paiied the boy on the
head. and smilingly said--"I should not
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MORTiMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.


pAfatlss,, sTieseits- aittF fuF esfh ana rNrFt Dc
sfr5pinn II Rbenmsfr tniasints, d already t1n oli
h,s. and ..-ai.na tiTea E~ui tiir atird -tsis- "
frauits aay lsaT,l, nrs ui ~ itfalapaul Niiiies'
II efad aiss iisi. hrtrtufSr ncurhs sHd d-tTcsihg
ds-s-s f,ss ihs ,u, aud stands unrtailed ~ tho
piIsfru.rN ~ nisitcias.
Mo D. aot prpsus 10 make Hnqasiihed siat'nrM.,
ct g. tfrc n"-tfups bsse the public, bat sifaIa, 60
f~gassi iss-- usnsf totrt stsd,
st'gFEHERs FHi-bshLFHA
T. rs.,utr ffois The AEsni tbctT yisinp eifciHf
ssa sd nai, Rad ihs te.tiDioHy q fhnse ~ho have
srprft-t-~d - Invaluable curative is'pefs bot ~
=, ,itr o.. 90 ~ ugsn the ssavsiesrrut, that the
Ytstsn,enis fuai saitnAts tnlm The ianisin h"sd
sltss v hieh ~ -atsN the most lncf'duous ana "he
b, uhieh the renatAuaH q ii' hrnedy y ecf'ain "t
beng sasiatned Mute ais 10 the ftopusinf-, wi"
vii Accord even information, sud tafnsh nans ~
ahsatcA rhstasisf frrni syef, s.ciian NJ The mon
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