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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15


RESULT OF PHILADELPHIA ELECTIoS.-
All of tho Wing an Know Nothing candi-
dates, for the city Offices, arc elected by
arge MAORI ties:
Conrad's maj. for Mayor, s,sf3
Haslehurstis maj. for Solicitor, l,l62
Hunderson's mai. for Controller, g,4I9
Much's maj. for Commissioner, 4,3OS
Nineteen Wings and Know Nothings and
five Democrats are elected to the Select
Council. F~ity-eight Wings and Know
Nothings, and sixteen Democrats, are cleo
ted to the Common Council.
The greatest triumph osall is the factthas
every candidate who favored a diviyision
of the School Fund is detected.
The best of the joke about this election
is that the Democrats were sanguine that
they would carry their whole ticket, as
they had boosted of thoroughly %canvassing
every voter in the city previous to the cleo
ton, and protested to know in advance the
exact majority each of their candidates
would have. Their surprise and astonish-
meut can well be imagined at their over.
whelming defeat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

New F1RMs.-It will be noticed by ref
erencc to our advertising columns that a
new firm has recently been started in
Greeno's block under the name of SHOCK
LY q PRATT. Their room is large and their
stock extensive and complete.
1t will also be noticed that ,. B. NUDGE,
an experienced book merchant, has taken
rooms in WHITES block and promises to
keep our market well supplied with books
of the latest print. His stock will be very
large, and being well acquainted with the
business, we doubt not he will be able tc
meet the wants of the public. Give hin
q call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

Tile Ohio Weekly Independent, Vol. l
No. 4, published at Greenfield, Highland
county, Ohio, is a neat and spicy little
journal, conducted with ability and indie
pondence. GIBSON and SMITH publishers,
Success to the Independent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

Estate.of John Frank,

NOTICE is hereby given, that l have this day been
| duly appointed as Administrator ofthe' Estate OF
john FRANK, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
are hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said Estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated within one year.
JOHN S. MILLER, Adm'tor.
June 10. le5I-4w6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

THE CITIZENS OF BrENos AYREs.-A
Buenos Ayrcs correspondent of the New
York Post gives IN account of an important
change in the constitution of Buenos Ayros
which will make all persons born in the
country, of whatever parentage, citizens.
1t has led to some discussion between the
government and the French minister, and
our Consul has written to Mr.. Marcy for
advice in the premises.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

PUNISHMENT FOR WIFE WmPPING.-In
Trenton N. Y, five men were recently SEN
fenced to pay $40, stay in Jail ten days,
and give bonds for $500 to keep the peace,
for having corrected the partners of their
bosoms by flagelation.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

ONE oFruE HrNTs-A school-boy, late
ly, who thought his pocket money came
rather seldom, thus addressed his father:
"Pleasc, papal tell me ifthe words, E Plu-
ribus Unum, are still on our quarter dol
lars?" "Ofcourse they are, you stupid
boy" said papa; "but why do you ask
that?" Because" replied the young
Hopeful, ait is now such a long time since
| had one that | almost forgot"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

RyrThe Chinese are said to have labor.
ed for centuries under great embarrassment
for not knowing how to make a barrel
They could make the slaves, and set them
up and hoop them in, they could make the
heads and put one Of them in, and, indeed.
with the help of a man inside, they could
put the second in, but how to get the man
out after the barrel was headed up, tina.
was a problem they could not solve.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

E9-Hon. Gerrit Smith writes to his
friends that he viii resign his seat in Con-
gress at the end of the present session, on
account of i'll health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

EsrThe acquittal of Montague, at Pc
tersburg, Va, of the murder of Thompson,
has created some indignation, but, it is
said, the majority ofthe citizens approve Of
a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

SILVER ON LAKE SUPERoR.-The De.
troit Daily Advertiser states, from a relia.
bic source, that five hundred pounds Of
silver were taken from the Minnesota mine
on Lake Superior q short time since.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

EE"JAMEs M. PRATT has removed his
leather store to GREENS block, in the room
occupied by SHocKLEY d PRATT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

E1- Margaret, a slave, has been con-
victed Of murder in the second degree in
Worcester county, Md, and sentencedt to
the penitentiarv till 1871.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

E9y-By reference to u advertisements
it will be seen that ADAMS & Cos, Elk
press company have established an agency
in this city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

THE ARrEsIAN WELL, neal Frederick,
Nd, has reached a depth of AGO feet, and
the water is f~owingfreely and continues to
increase. 1t is expected to furnish an hun
dred and fifty gallons a minute, when
completed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

E9rJames Everett, of jamestown, N. Y.
was swindeled out of $1,000 at Cincinnati
a few days ago, by the ball game, but the
swindlers were arrested and the money re-
covered,
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Infnrmntion Wnnted.

A BOUT the 9th of February, 1853, a citizen of Fair
N field county sold and conveyed a tract of land in
the Northwestern, part of the State of Ohio, TO a person
then residing near to said land. The buyer came TO this
county on horse back. and either turned the horse in,
in part payment for the land, or sold the horse for cash
to some other party, and returning home on foot, pack
ing his saddle. The former owner of the land then re-
sided some four or Eve miles from Lancaster, most pro-
reasonable reward will be allowed for Information left
1.-THE Daily Gazette Office, as to the present where
abouts of either tho snller or buyer OF the aforesaid tract
CT lsRd. Lancaster, June l3. Ias1s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

ES-A mother in San Francisco cured
her little boy of swearing by washing out
his mouth with soap suds every time he
had profane words in it.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
MAIL AND TRAVEL FACILITATEDt


TuNHE citizens OF the Hooking Valley are respectfully
u Informed that DAILY LINES or Coaches will leave
Athens at noon for Lancaster, Sundays c~xcepted) lying
over at Logan to avoid night travel and arrive in Lam
caster In due time to connect with the Trains on the c.
w. d z. Rail Road and with the Lines of Coaches to
Chilllcothe, zanesyille, Columbus and Newark.
Returning, will leave Lancaster on the arrival OF cars
and coaches at half past 4 O'Clock, p. M, remaining at
Logan over night and arriving at Athens at - M, next
day.
Ply this arrangement passengers and mail matter
will be carried some eight hoursin advance of the form
or modes. M. KERIDBR& SON, Proprietors.
May 12-5m II. CROSS, General Agent.
TPHocking Sentinel, Athens Messenger and Demo-
crat please copy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

Eg-See the card Of DR.. Wagenhals.-
He is a man of experience and capacity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

EY'The Ohio and Indiana Railroad, an
extension of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
road, has been opened to Delphos, on the
Mama canal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
CARR ID.

GEORGE ID. SFlOCKLEY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'm Boot:
and Shoes OF all kinds and qualities,
Mrs. Grecue's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
June ), 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
II e N TI M.
JOHN LYONS.

Wholesale and Retail Grocer & Dealer in
Provisions, Confe s,Notions, Sc.
VNVlTES the attention ofthe citizens Of Lancaster TO
his new Establishment, which is fitted up In. a supe-
riOr style, and .cHy stocked with every article OF the
best quality In hiS IL you can't come yourselves
send your children he win be pleasedto walt on them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

The DEATH OF Mr.. SNoDGRAss.-The
Wheeling Gazette confirms the report of the
death of the Hon J. F. Snodgrass, a mem
Der of Congress from Virginia. 1t appears
that on Monday lasthe was engagedin bus
mess before the courtat Petersburg, when
he fell dead.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

NEBRASKA Exc1TEMEEr,-At the time
of our paper going to press we learn there
is a great excitement raised among the Dor
der Indians fronting the platte country
A delegation wa after the deputy U. s.
Marshal, we understand, yesterday. He
has also received direct orders from the
department at Washington to proceed inn
mediately to the territory, and notify all
settlers not licensed to remain there to leave
at once. If not, by being thus notified, he
is authorized to cali on the commanding
officer at Fort Leavenworth to furnish him
with a sufficient force to remove them. He
will visit the upper portion of the country
in a fewdays.-W Western No. Republican,
Mag 25th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

Es-At Jackson, Miss, on the fst inst.
they had ripe pears and apples.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
RAIL ROAD CARS Are I'M.

M. SMALLEY,
AS just received his SPRING and SUMMER sup
D j ply of HATS " GAPS at his old stand, opposite tho
T~dLimddge House, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. His
stock has been selected with care and embraces
E9Every variety of Hats g. Caps, m
"a including White Beaver, Molskin, No. l GzE
y and2 China and Pedal Straw and Leghotn "a
Hats; Men, Boys and Childrens Palm Leaf, from 49, to
37A.-Also Men and Boys Fur and Wool. Kossuth Hats,
Boys and Childrens Fancy Hats, which will be sold at
the lowest prices. Leghorn Hats washed aud bleached
May 3, 1854. NJ. SMALLEY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

SUBTERRANEoUs STREAN-NarrOw Escape.
A man in our office a few days since, in
formed us that aman named Morgan. while
digging a well pm his place about midway
between this village and St. Paul, discover
ed a subterraneous stream of water, four
feet in depth, which flowed with great We
locity. lis width could not be ascertain
ed.
After sinking a shaft So feet, Mr.Morgan
struck a rock, and in trying to loosen it,
it fell with a quick plunge, and was lost in
the water below. Mr.. NJ. felt the ground
giving way under his feet, and he called
most Justify for ''the rope which was al
most instantly lowered, and he seized il
Just in time to save himself from falling
through into the turbid aters.-Hudson,
81. Croir Co., Ills. Jour.
There is Just such a phenomenon in But,
Ter Township Jackson county, Ills. The
water finds a vent on the side of a bluff
and is of sufficient force to turn heavy ma
chinery.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
A CARD.
NEW STORE--NEW o

W.
vUyHE subscriber having re-ftted tho East Room in
n WAite's Block, Main Street, would respectfully an
nOunce to the citizens of Lancuster and Fairfield Coun-
ty, that he will open On Monday, June 9th, one of the
largest and best selected stock OF Books. Stationery,
van Paper and Music, ever offered in this county
His stock of School Books will be complete; eompris-
ing MS II does, all those in use in the Union Schools in
this CITY, and in all others in Fairfield County aud vi
entity. The Miscellaneous works are ofthe latest pub
lication mo pains having been spared in their selection
to Prevent this branch ofthe stock from being perfect.
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern Pub
fishers to forward al new works as soon as issued.
Accomplish assortment Of Theological and sabbath
School Books OF all Denominations will be found here,
and any ordered not ON hand, will be procured at tho
Agood stock Of Lar, Scientific and Mechanical works
stationery in this establishment will be of tho best
quality, being purchased at one of the best Importing
The stock Of Wall Paper, Borders and Window
Shades will consist Of all styles aud qualities,-the pa
per ranging from 10 cent? to Sl,e5 per bolt. :
French Plate Oil Paintings and Engraytngs OF all
qualities.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Testaments and Hymn Books
ofal denomonaions, and all quality, may be procured
Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paper ofall qualities and
Mourning Paper, Envelopes, Rewards Of Merit, Adj
dress Cards of all styles, Drawing Books, Paint Boxes,
Steel Pens, Gold Pens of all styles, superane Sealing
Wax, wafcrs, Ink Stands, Portfolios, Writing Books,
States, &c. &c. -
This Department VIII open win IDo ENndred Pieces
lust published in the Eastern Cities, and will be replen-
ished Monthly, aud Il Circular containing q List Of Mu-
sic will be issued every four weeks and delivered to our
Musical Friends Mt their residences.
Our a~ssortmentis composed Of compositions from the
following Authors, viz: Jullien, Gottschalk, Wallace,
Strakosch. and the great WestorR Musician, Henry
Kleber. Music Books bound to order.
d. b. NUDGE having for the past eight years been
connected with u Publishing House in Boston, Massa-
chusetts, hesitatcs not in assuring his friends and the
public, that In the selection and purchase of the above
stock, his facilities are unsurpassed, enabling him to sell
at Eastern Prices, which he guarantees to do.
Teachers, Country Merchants and others, will find IL
to their advantage to call and see him., US the low prices
cannot fail to please all.
l beg leave TO call the attention of the Ladies' in mar
ticular to the following list of Magazines for June, viz.
Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's, Putnam's, Harper's
and the Knickerbocker.
.Aiso-A new Book Just issued from the Press, FERN
LEAVES, Second Series,l 10 mo-.
One of Chickering's best Pianos can be seen at this
Establishment. ID. B. NUDGE,
Boston Book store, No, 30, Main Street, Whits's Block.
Lancaster, June z, 1854.
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EsrTho Rutland, (vt.) Herald makes
the following assertions with regard to the
State in whichit is published:
There is but n city in Vermont, and
not one soldier. We have no theatres nor
mobs.
We have no police, anil not a murder has
been committed Within this State for the last
ten gears. We have no museums, opera
houses, nor crystal palaces; but we have
homes that are the centre of the world to
its inmates, for which the father works, and
votes and talks; where the mother controls
educates, labors, and loves; where she
rears men, scholars, and patriots.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

TAxArroN,-The Auditor of State has
furnished the County Auditor with the levy
for 1854. Below we give a comparison
between the years 1858 and 1854, which
are correct. The difference in the amount
~oftaxes, cannot be known, until we have
the aggregate assessment of each year up
on the duplicate, which we will obtain as
soon as possible. The State Auditor with
his ninetwentiethS. seems inclined to give
the County Auditors a chance to cypher
and labor.
1853.
20, The psymcH, ofths principal th4 iEisrs., Of the
Pnblic DsAt, . mills.
For GsRor4l Revenue purposes,
Por State Common School Library Fsud sI-IO's
Total, 5I-iO'
1854.
For the payment Of Interest on State Debt, IL mills.
For General Revenue purposes, clio"
For State Common School d Library Fund, l6-lO'
Total, Jg-2CsE
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Court of common Pleas of Fairfield Co.

Adam C. Ford, Petitioner,
rs.
William II. Dodge Petition.
and
James Nelson, Defendants. ID
THNHE Petition states that Defendant Dodge, on the
2eth May, A.. d. 1853, being seized in fee of one
undivided tonth part of half Section Nos. 40, 43, A and
IS, in Township No. 1G, Range No. % Refugee Lands
agreed in writing TO sell and convey the same to De.
PENDANT Nelson. That said Nelson on 4th July, 1853
agreed in writing to sell the same lands to Petioner.-
Prayer that said Defendants be severally compelled
specifically to execute said contracts and to convey said
Lands to Petitioner.
Notice is therefore hereby given to Defendant VIM
II. Dodge (whO is a nonresident of this State) to appear
in said court on or before 2nd day of October next, and
answer said Petition, or the same will be taken as con
fessed and decreed upon accordingly, .
JOB T. BRASEE, .AtOraeyJor Petitioner.
June 10, 1S54-GWGt
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IL

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. George Welsc, Mr..
oEoRaE N. KONRoD to Miss LucY ANN STRtcKLER, all
of this county,
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S~2,93i,G7i q
REsOURCEs.

SHFbiN
The two last named items are to be applied west
Lancaster,
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enacts that NO man in the State
'sAan catch trout, IN any other man
ner than the old ,cay, with an ordi-
nary hook and line. "--It was
about a quarter of a century ago,
or just before the decease of the
first Mrs. Webster, that Daniel Web
.ster made his first purchase in the
spot upon which he died, of the
late Captain William Thomas. The
form might have contained one hum
bred and fifty acres. He has since
purchased of his neighbors, north
and south, east and west, until he
owned, when he died, about two
thousand acres. Among his last
business acts, in Marshfeld, was the
purchase of additional land.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21

At the close Of the lecture oppor-
tunity was given for asking ques-
tons, and many Of the persons
present availed themselves of the
opportunity, and very intelligent
and satisfactory answers were given
by Mr.. Wariug, showing clearly
that he is well posted up in the sci
ence and principles Of modern high
farming. This conversational in
terview was agreeable and highly
pro fitable.
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Twenty Years Of Experience.

In the teatmeat OF clsss Of disease hith,fta neg
ected aad impeTfectiY ender st0od has enahlef nf.
klNkELIN, tlfata0r Of pork SET Preserrafiga,l
TO that nine tenihs OF the OF de-
bilty, local aad constitutional week.-mrs. msntal aud
physical suffering traceabls certain hahit for
ming the yet deadly and fatal springs OF DO
mealIr mIseIN and nainra maflAlIlN.
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NOTICE.

VyrHEREAs the Legislature Of the State 81 Yer
w mont, in tho year Of A. d 1853, assessed a tas
Of pei acre all lands, (public lands except
edonia, 10 said STATE. for the purpose OF making and
repairing road aud building bridges. These are .
me prn,iietors aud land uwnors, Of the town u
Bradley Vale, appear A. willard ". kneelnnd's
dwelling house In said Hratley vale the 18th day
Of June A d. 1884 at nine o'clock forenoon, with
suitable Tools work Out their taxes, the follow
ius lot-. 70 wit:
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT.

rkom lieh aud poor. hoad and free-all erades. col
ofs a0d conditions, the same need Of praise IL ir-
resfsuhly gwen 10 this wonderful preparation Thou
sands 81 BOTTLES soid and asea aaiH and hot one
seusi"pnion l. uteied by all who use II, aud that
~ 'hat 40 remedy ever before discovered possesses
snch perfect healins and curative properties acts
se nag" IN relieving paigs of any Kind. no matter BY
what caused, or how oxcfuciatias-sprain. disloca-
tion OF joints bruises cuts burns, sead ucer can
eefs rheumatism, piles, caked breasts, OF any PAIN
soreness, Stiffness OF weakness of joints, muscles o.
hsamens' The liniment is equally aplieshla aud a.
qn,,s sneeiuai IN CIV log Immediate relief Try IL A.
=. hk AcG A co, sole ProPfeton-P rinci pal Odices
soA Broadway, New York, and -. Louis, Missouri.
5o:isly
shirts, BOsOlms and Collars,
4 Few more Of those PaEMIUM HATS and oars
Al q. l.. KfNsMAN's
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Caution 20 Ladies',

Ladies VII, $40 eaeseate, are requested use them
win great caution, Tor by ,oug continued use miscaf.
rage l. apt 10 be produced.
For sale 10 every city IN the United States and can
wv 49, Y ,ss ~ ~ ny .t w. ~ we ouunul.
II. CAMP, stowe.
>. 81 EiNERr. Gen. Agent, SOS Broadway, NY.
Aueusf Iaa4 - -
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
INyAEIDS.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE Establish
cd 20 ,ea's ago BY Or. klNKELiS, corner OF Third
aud linton sts between spruce and Pine, Phiiaeei-
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CURE OF A PAIN q TiGHTNEss IN THE
CHEST AND STOMACH OF A PERSON "a
YEARS OF AGE


VtW q sun,
Propretors OF the Lynn Advertiser who can vouch for
tho Z lowing statements, August I'd, 1851.
To ?. ofessot Holloway,
Sir,-i desire to bear testimony TO tho good eff
fects Of iolloways Pills For several years suffer
ed severely nom pain and tighness In the stomach
which Tas also accompanied by shorness ofhfeath,
that prevented me from walki0g about. ] am "a
oil ase, sod notwihsta az my advanced state
OF life, these pills have relieved me, tina, am do
siious that others should he made acquainted with
their virues am nov rendered, hy their MEANS COM
ufatvely active and take exercise without ncon-
venence pain. which could do before.
(Signedl HENRY coz, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
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Wa Kales Jer tAe PFemHIgaea II LJf, JHsF ~" nv
Press.
letter with re mit,ance Of e5 eeais, OF the saee
ia post stamps, addressed to--Df kiNk LIN, fhis-
dephia, Pa will copy of either Of the ABOVE
books by return OF mail OF ~ copies will be al &c
Of postage for e. Booksellers. Cansssssrs, Irasei
iag Agents, &e., supplied wholesale At the publishers
prices, which admit Of large proft.
sy AH letters mast be postpaid 7esiy
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Deginon's Patent Safety
CANPHENE LAMPS.

'THE LATEST and seig perfectly sAis Lamp for
ave per cent Light than any other Lamp whaias-
o.. Aiso, Destaoa's Paten. Safety LCIb LAMP
the eniy Safety fluidisamp IN use, foi salc By
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