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Butte record., 1855-12-29
Reduced Prices.

Our stock was purchased in the eastern
markets for cash. which enables to sell them
cheaper than ever before offered in this mar
ket. Our Old friends, and the public general
ly are invited to give US a call
Marysyille, May %, 1855, my26 29tf.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
o. A VI 4.

FIRST STREET BETWEEN AND HIGH.
VI \ r Y 5 VILE.
VA H0LESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
w general assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY
STANDARD WORKS,
PERIODICALS.
MAGAZINES,
EUROPEAN AND ATLANTIC PAPERS,
PEBFUMERY,
CUTLERY.
PORT -AlONNAIES,
MUSIC.
INSTRUMENTS, &c. sc.
n. B Orders from the country promptly
attended to. iy29-:S
Butte record., 1855-12-29

n COLLINS, Commander
Win sail from JACKSON ST WHARF. for SA,
.JUAN DEL Sun. On
Butte record., 1855-12-29
g A a9s9; Sasaos Fran e"fsT New '3e }oet 1r'N
Id. 8. Lord 4 Co.

(Late Lord s Webb,)
z EXPORTERS of Bank Books, Stationery,
4 Printing Material and Paper, of every de-
scription. Agents for White & Co.'S Type
Foundry, r. Hoe & Co s and Ruggles' Print
ing Presses, No. 1872 Sansome street, San
Francisco. n2-3m
Butte record., 1855-12-29

Nicaragua Steamship Company's Line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

tn. Sau, Pebble, Of Lyons. relates the
following fact. which II points GU. to the
attention Of phssiologsi An officer oil
the French army, whom General de Mar
timp,ey had sent to make \ r.connoissnce
Ia the uulghborhood Of Sehsstopol. "a4
knocked down, not by cannon ball itself.
hu, by tho wind Of !, ~ il passed close 10
him. The con,motion produced was ="
intense that the tongue of The officer in
SANITY contracted. 30 that he could not
either pu, i, on. Of his mouth or sri'enlate
aword Having obtsined Ieays OF absence.
he returned to Marseillcs. whore he under>
went treatment nv means OF electricity.
After the first few shocks the tongue began
10 NOV. with more fscilliy, but without
his being able to speak On the twslish
day he WA. subjected I" an nnnsaslly vio>
len, shock which produced the desired sl'
feet, and in few minutes after the patient
recovered his speech. lie IL now fully re
covered, and expects TO return 10 bis post
In a few days.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
. NJ GRAHAM. tHAs q. GRAHAM.
f. VI. GRAHAM, \ BRO,

Z. NJ GRAHAM tHAs q. GRAHAM.
+. VI GRAHAM, X BRO,
W iiAvf entered into co-par,er,hip
and ~. now receiving II large stock Of
Dry Goods, GrocN,es amt plantation Arficies,
At the old stand, Dallas street. Our stock is
large and well assorted, and We ARE determined
to sell ai reduced prices for cash, or to pune
tual customers ON the usual time. The follow.
ing articles comprise n portion Of Our stock
A large 10, of assorted prints,
a large lot al c"liunades,
Br"Wn and hlrachrd linenr
Brown and blrached dumcs,ica
I.owclls Ginpham,,
Black silks, Fancy silks,'
Tis-ures, Bcpg.-,
Hosiery. assorted, Fancy bonnct-,
A large lot of ready made clothing,
Unoi~ shoes, and hats,
Tray.i.ng trunks. carpet bags,
Saddles. briilcs, martingaIe-, halter~, saddle
bags horse and mule collars, hardware, and
fancy ariiri.s. tfarr and log chains. east steel
hor-. Collins aNr~. cross cut and hand saws,
plnu"~ and bench screw :. nails, assorted, china
aud qu-en~ware, tobacco aud cigar- and also
An Assortment Of Grpcsrns
Hall aud Spef- plow~, Masonic aud odd
Fellows Regatta, and general assortment of
t,,r,thinT r-edcd 10 this market.
T. ). An those who are Indebted to = VI.
rahatu. On old accounts or notes, tor the years
forward aud pay up, and accept thanks for past
ttv"r-
J,b, rson, Aprl -. 1854 Y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
The Austrian Treaty

The Morning Chronicle gives the follow.
ing ~ Z" an oxsc, and complete summary
of the treaty, offensive and defensive, con-
cIudcd n, Vienna on the ID Of December.
between Austria, France and England.
This slightly nodfes the report OF Il given
Yesterday.
The treaty commences by repeating and
recording the declaration. and principal
acts OF the conference of Vienna, AS well
"a the declarations ard engagements cons
tanned in the notes exchanged on the >,h Of
August, 1881. between the high contract
iug parties
l. contains the four points Of guarantee
as the necessary basis OF peace, at The same
time that 1t reserves and recognizes TO each
OF the powers the faculty OF extending them
by additional conditions.
Austria binds herself 10 Fancc and Eng.
land y. She had already done to Turkey
hy the treaty of the tth OF June, lN5t. TO
occup, the rtincipal,Ics for the purpo." Of
repu' ing the Russian troops II they at
tempted to f- enter them.
Austria proraims the right. ss justly
belonging 10 Turkey and to the Allies, of
making al the movements which NAV SUIT
them for tho purpose Of attacking either
tho Russian tfoaf. or the Russian terrific.
~,
II, in consequence Of her attitude In the
ptincipaiiti-s. or Tor any other cause, Aus
iris should fiad herself ut war with Kussis.
the alliance. ohensv. aud defensive. be-
tween her France and England shall be
established 10y the fact Of the war.
II, before the eud Of the present year,
.s5L, Russia should not have made proro.
Stions which are considered acceptable,
and which ensure good and durable peace,
the three powers viii ne As 10 the means
OF obtaining tia, peal
The three high contracting parties bind
themselves no, to accept any proposition
Tor the re establishment al pesce without!
ha,iug dclihcratcd upon It IN common.
Such are the ,egms OF this impor'an:
treaty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
Is3raS.t IMPROVEMENTS ~ CroRc,

IS3ruS.t IMPROVEMENTS ~ GEORGIA
A very extensive scheme of internal 'n>
provemcuts has been reported 10 the Leg
i.la,ufc Of Georgia aow In session. The
BOARD - composed OF David l. Nnsc,
JUS, elected United States senator to sues
coed VIZ. Norton) James r. Archer Rich>
ard u. Long. 4. ). Baldwin, and John &.
P.lo,
Tie system proposed consist, OF rail-
road between the waters OF l scaml'ia hay,
near r.n.acais, on the Colt sc Mexico.
snd tho ~. Johns River. At jacksonville,
communicating with the waters oi the Gull
OF Mexico. with It's extension from suitable
pon,s on the line to the wafer. Of 81 Ans
drew. BAY, in West FLORIDA, and the st
Mark. River ia Middl. Flofids; and from
Ameis'. Island, on the Atlantic to the
waters OF rnnps Bay, in South flo,idA'
with Nm extension 10 Cedar hey, IN East
Florida and to connect the country east
Of the ST Johns with the system, and thus
to comprehend that section more fully IN
,,s hen, as The Board recommend nlso
the construction of a cansi 10 connect In
dian River wit, the 81 Johns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

A Hoston journal. referring to a suit
against = physician for alleged malpractice.
GAYS: at "a almost wonder that ANY sur
pson, now d.,s. can he found. with NOR
al courage or humane feeling enough to
undertake to remedy a deformi,y. or treat
a ess. Of injury, wi,hou, bond from III.
o.,,eot. or his legal guArdiao, that he shall
80, bs subject to suit for damages. IN
case he should fail to make tho pallsn. Al
whole and perfect ~ hs ~As when he cams
oc the h~nis e his Csessnr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
yours faithfully ia Ch'is',
SISTER MARY Go\INGA
SrtrARr, iIo.rtfaL, Nov -

Tur ttNci>N,fi ToNr,po CASE Nrw
Developments - \rrlson, the murderer OF
Nt aud Mrs Allison is to he hung GA the
I'm Of Nav S,nce his trial. saws tho
Cincinnati Gazette. Nr prnden. the pros,
eeuiing attorney, received Information that
Mr. John Winters formerly gnu-mlth ~
ihi. city. aud now a resident nj No. III,
Richmond street. wss probably the nsk'r
Of the torpedo. with which the Nllisous
we're killed. or NIGH, he able Ia give lnfot
nation relative ,hrreto. NJ Winters wac
cent for, aud makes the following state.
nleni, which We give IA full, as many "a,
mors relative TO The affair are ailani through
ont Tia. city. NJ Winters state. that
anon, four or FIVE davs before the explosion.
while standing in Hem, flelcher's gun
shop. on Western Row. nearly opposite
Catherine At an individual came "a aud
asked Il he could get an Instrument made
for h,e wo,k parp".cs We said he wanted
to place i, N box, the I'D oi which. with
the hole iu iho top, he esaibiicdl and have
/, So arranged that IT would take IRE N
.tanily ut h,s pleasure. Mr., Winters being
something OF pvtotechni.' ms'e s,tlc,
injuries of the object of the ipslrumen,
aud wha, kind Of n one he wanted To
I'll the questions he gsvs evssiv" answers,
hn, conve, ed the impression 20 VI tletch'
et aud himself that u vas scheme IN
which be wanted assistance. but wouli not
tell why be wanted 1t, iIs mysterious nc
ton about the instrument. aud his sppar
en, disposition tn cover up the secret. made
1r " inters angry. and turning tn fetch
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

Boswell. in his I.ifs OF Johnson. tells
story Of a Mr, Lsnytop, an acquaintance Of
the great lesicov, a her, who maintained
household in style Of elegance and even
luxury. apparently Gar beyond his means,
simply because he never purchased any>
thing un,,l he had the money to give for II,
The o.lebfs,ed John Randolph is well
known to have said, tina. there was ono
maxim wcr,h more than all others, Tor tho
conduct Of lfc, AID that was "psy ~
Won M As the experience OF every man,
who ha. lived to the sye Of forty. coi"c'des
with this opinion, il seems, ~ FIRST. astonish
ing. tia, 20 many people fall Into pecu.
mary difficulties, in consequence Of spend.
ing b.fnre they have esrrsd. But. IN tho
flush of ,outh. present enloymeu, Is nearly
all thu, il thought of, the future il dismiss.
ed with a shrug: every effort is made n
forget the cold cpunsels OF wisdom. II
requires therefore thu, the grea, truth which
we'have placed ut the head OF this sftcle,
should be constantly obsruded on III. pub
lie mind, aud should be enforced ngs'n and
again. Not only individuals, indeed but
States, nations and communities oi every
size. suffer b, neglec,iug this golden max
i'm.
Why is an much specie now going 10
Europe Because tn. country AT large has
been spending money Tor French silks,
French wines and other foreign Injuries,
before 1t had earned the solid cash 10 pay
Tor them. Ii ". had waited until We had
sold enough grain, cotton aud PROVISIONS;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
9eletteS Alistcllanp.
The Pressst cemmsreial Crisis.

in9ts Merchants Magazine il univer.
sally recognized rs nm able and r.hshl.
authority upon financial mud commercial
affairs. We nre pleased. therefore. 10 So,
!" columns shed a CLEAN Of light upon the
present dn'k horizon of business The
'ni'o"'ng passages present a common,
sense view OF ih. caos.s that led to the
present pressure, and Indicate that IA.
worst may he over. aud that "bettp, times"
may he ney vt band II is c.ttsinl, tru.
that, what. =, MA, lie the monetary diff
cnll'es among all classes in the cities aud
towns, the farmers of Nrglnia were never
40 wei of a, present \rg,l's pau.pyric
OF the " fortunate" agricultural interest. il
peculiarly applicable to Virginia farmers a,
this moment. Hunts Magazine SAYS.
The commercial embarrassment no
ticsd IN our last have been continued, aud
IN many sections OF the country the pres,
sure has increased. until credit is shaken
everywhere, aud all classes are made t.
realize tn. insecurity OF worldly possessiou.
The causes which led to il hive been long
time at work. The prosperity which pre-,
vailed almost universally up to the middle
OF last year had mAd. our business me-,
50 confident ia their own s,tengh,h, that all
classes h"u eNpah"e" 'h'r engagements
'"' ono Tue protection OF 'h,ir own fe'
sources. aud were exposed 10 the s,otnl
which bcgrn to gather un every side. III.
first great shock To credit WAS she di.covs.
~ 81 'he schuyler fraud, which brought To
n stand n.ail, all thos. works OF lnletns
Improvement Tor whose successful compile
ton large share OF public confidence
was necns-hry' from That moment sacr
noes began, ana the fa''f"ad interest VII
never wn"l'y recover from the hlo" |he
"Hf III europe created mo- or less money
P'"ssn'e' a"f"a" ana 'sp''a'-'s 'he'e were
Tess '''e'"' '" 'hrif investments mere nj
VINE ""'" '"''' "ss's'""ee ""u'" nave o"e'
m"s' "oceP'S"ie' 'oods "h'eh nave ac'
'""'"'"''' "","a" where 'he oen'a"o nae
h''i"s' oe"se"' were crowned upon oa'
s"frH' ~ ""a'eNet aoN""c" c""'u ~
hn'''"eo' NUS RB,a'a'i"e 'he t'L
nav '"'"e',, "s''"' ~ ,'''f" sh'fn'h''
81 h''a"''"h' I" cover nus new ofalh up
GA OUT t's'ni rrs' 'he exports lcll on, ow
= 49, ~
u''of, M" I'VE err"' 'cNfr"S NJ 'e"ho"tn
~" ,"''o'" " '"' hH''es. mere h"a p'e'
e'e"'N exaggerated ana Tue '"i'''fs were
''d '' h""f" 'n"f p'"""e's' ne '"tt"'
crop part OF "h'eh nave heen tr''"d npoi
III '"'s ehe' ee"'N, was h"l'' "Hck ny th'
dfeao'ol 'hN"s's "' the ep''Nm'e when pa"
,n'ltd !" the VICINITY n' southern ports
FROM Ne" i"'k' 'ho'e VINO h'o contracted
ia'sr '"'r's" o"h's were "h''te" To seh'
tue sper'e, '"d 'h's rHpia'y increase" Va
"vii. Nh'le ms WAS g"'''n o" Al 'he LEA
h"'rd' ""r'" rH"'r n'nH" IN 10" interior
sud "-i"c''N ~ the N"s' M" \",lh"'s'
'l.' h"'''' ~ ,'''""i'. ''e'"' '''''"
>'"' '"" ''" "''-""'' a''' ~ '''," 'A''
'"', "'S' c"'u'"'"n :" '''N '''V =
"'''N,N ~ we ''' ""'N'' "'' wa
=" ''""H" 'NP'n"''u''s -" ""'' "''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

CERTAIN CtRr roa Scsof,t, Ms
chol.s Lougwo'ih. the famous millionaire
and wine grower ri Cincinnati, Publishes
the following cure for scroius
Put two ounces of sqnsiorts on plate,
on which you have two copper cent, Let
il remain from eighteen to twenty iouf
hours. Then add four Ounces OF clear,
strong vinegar. Pat cents and all in a
l,,re mouthed bottle, aud keep it co'ked
Begin b, putting tour drops IN teaspoon
full Of rain ~st.r. and sprly i, To the sore,
Make the application three times day.
with s"it hair pencil. or made Of soft
rrss. u rerv painful, put more water. A'
the .o,e heals, apply II weaker.
request editors. in all parts OF the union.
aud abroad. to copy this. and TO fer"hl'.h
/, nnnrt~r yearly; Il may save m,n, hses
y. LONGW ORTIZ
C,~c,SSAri. Onio. Nov, Is. 1851
s.-C.p,s'" Hark"ess. Of gu, city.
tn. hrsi p-rson cured by this remedy sP>
p,i~d il without water. and he informed me
thu, he though, l, would burn h. log OF
hu, the next dav Il WAS cured. ti's was
ANAL so,., And had been attended to for
months by one Of the bee. physicians, with
ovt any bsre6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

An interesting surgical item, .sys Pan
,is lr,ter.wri,er. ia the entire success At one
OF tho hospitals Of An operation upon an
sbscess by the application Of chlofoform
externally. This fluid, which refuses to
act in nine cases out OF ten, when thas ar-
pH~d. reduced the shseess TO y stsse Of IN
s~na,D,li,y In two r,inui" II was then
opcn~d. and eleansed, wheat causing the
le.,, sensation Of pain to the patient.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

.jfV,rS"n, Irius,
1'iIOl.ES Me and Retail p,.s'cr IN Iron,
W N.u.. tp>tug>.
t...r,rrs aea .'aJi. b's '.o,ias
\ .rar ,to..a ..y H.crrl,pn II sup
pur~ trt
tomdrv HYn hnan, gad iurm,rs,
1Ar tul'"vluu j. a h~t Of -"rle OF the 'eading
ARTICLES always kcpi on hand
aUo .ag Mo Havana. and lava coffee
90 bh- brown Nugrr.
~ hog~hcad~ do
% bhi- pul,cti,ed and 70 tons Tenn 'rrn
Loaf Sugar
100 kcg. ui mails,
20 casks bacon sides,
10 kegs lard
600 bh, whisky, 100 ibis brandics-,a-
rou- brands gin etc
IA hpye- of brandy cherries
~ hosr- lrmcn syrup;
100 de- clnrr' wine
loo do champagne cider.
30 do mu-cat w,ue
30 do assorted cordals
So do rs-encc oi peppermint;
81 DO ~toughton'- btttets,
loo do star candles
100 du ,nhnccc. of every description
- do bar soap,
10000 -.par- from Cuba sizes up TO the fines.
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales. hroums, bottles, TASKS, dcCan,ct- c0rk-
and cork screws,
And u ccmpictr assortment Of Hn Stores
Sc AZ
Also large supply Of Sfnpis and Fanny
Drp Goads, Bonnets, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes Saddlery, &c, &c.
Jriirf.nn March 20 1851. S5-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

's -" WIZ
Pans, December 7. 1851
/
/ A yonny aud very rye,,y woman d.hu,.d
+ ~ the French say. the other evenir. At IN,
+ opera in n loge of the first rank Nsnv
/ wer. tn. lo,rn.,,.. directed toward. her.
and MANY were the inquire. mad. bv old
habuues concerning her position, derivation.
&c. She ia vc,y pretty, intensely So il
YOU will allow the the expression, Colonel
and attached IN her Is quite y romantic his
tory which my ever industrious friend.
Mons Guinot. has kindly placed In print.
aud with your permission ! viii b;, hy re-.
bate ii to YOU. !, appears thu, .one twenty
yeats since there resided in III. city of Am.
s,.,d.m Dutch banker, who found him
self ia the flower OF his age vt the head %
furnishing financial establishment, sue
ces.tul in his enterprises. hsppy IN his lot.
aud above all--,be climax and danger OF
his prosperiiy--,he husband of a Young
and charming woman.
D,yot.dly attached To his wifi tn. bank
or surrounded her with ever, con,for, nnd
luxury which wealth could d.y,s. and pro
cure he dressed her in III. new-,, fashion.
brourh, from Paris at euormon. e,rens.
Il. recommended no, L,m.,It il, ,o.,.,x anal
maya, ,ar,s.d T., IN .iu,,. he, In bs, ,s.,e IA,
bali or spectacle. The ,.o loved the toi
Ian. In. hall IN. snec,.cl. and .yen h..,
husband aud thus they dw.t together in
tn. most amiable manner IN the world
After five OF six years of unslloyej do.
m.s,ir His. the husband heli.viuy h,us.lf
s.cn,. d.6.d u,sfo,,,,, Nm, q, brll,.n,
l,p--for Dutch lops e,is, a. we'll p,,i.,an--
suddenly p,.seut,d himself and Offence ia
the wanna and f,,cln,,,ny wifi. the most
,,sioua,. b,,n.,es m. y,Itan, had iut
r.e.o,Iy inherited a lnrre prop.rty. and he
had cunuinylv ul,c.d IL all in the hands
nj lh. banker. Il WAS AN udroit ulan To
facilitate hi. .cop,ion in the house. and
furnish him with an opportunity to iaire ga
cour to madame. Young. handsome. rich
and entertaining he fsp,dly made himself a
p,.,, tayorile; and though r.rul.ed by a
supc,b and dpsu.tat. defence. gained "A
,emporsry tlsre in the lsdy's heart
Her husband. one bfivht. unclouded
morning Intercepted letter wIich she had
written TO her understandable sutton; and IN
every line he discovered the supreme efforts
al a ,,rtne which it wa. nernssar, Ia aid
But how to dcslro, this d,uvetou- seducer,
,,h, bax,ug mn oihe, auy,e,, coult em,l,v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

Cvss ron PAlrirArroN.--A lady Of
sbou, forty years old. says the Journal Of
Health, who has sufF.red severely from p.
,sodics, attacks Of p,'r'.asion Of The bean.
itom the sgs Of twelve .esss, Ass foand
immediate sod permanent relief from the
use Of soda water: Il appears from *.
r,e,iments since made, that easboase acid
vas il the setive csrative agent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
JEW ~.
JOSEPH r. PRE- u iTF f. co,
.jrfsrsoa, Isras.

UVFTSV", 5''"N'
II AVE on hand splendid assortment Of
Jcwrlry, consisting Of gold and silver
watches, ladies and gentlcmcns breast pins
OF all sizes ear and finger ring. bracelets
gold pen, aud pencils lad,~. cuH pins; gen.
il,m-n'. shirt and risbaud buttons, gold
clasps brea-t-pins emblemsiic of Masonry
and Old Fellowship, ladies' and gent. mourn
,np pms, Sc. &c all OF which are warranted
to be genuine articles, and sold cheap.
Also splendid assortment of ladies' wrcs,hs
and srli,i,,al., and = lot Of superior pen.
knives
J.tfer.on. NAV ~. 1894 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

srssKSpss or TmE AlLisO Annsss
sxvonx SxsAsropcl--Ths spirit rsPpsss
repor, the surrender Of The e~s'ss a'mses o.
England. France aad Tsshsy to PFisss
Menchiko al, on the l3sh uIs.
What 10 he sse Of tslegvsrhs ssd sssss-
ere. ne~sdayst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03


Sister OF Charity, belonging to- the church
OF Rome, aud now min's'erlng 20 the wound
ed At Scoisri. WAS rcsd from his pulpit IN
the Scoich National Church. Crown Cou,,,
nu Suadav last, h.. the Rev. Dr.. Cumming
Before reading il, the reverend gentlemen
remarked that he had often denounced the
errors Of the Roman Catholic Church, but
had invariably added, tina, in it, though of
It, were not a few true Christians I've said
the letter he read WAS addressed by n Ro>
mish Sister OF Charity. 10 the wife of a
Scotch iuslleer sergeant, n member Of the
Church of Scotland. moftally wounded at
lnkermann, aud since dead. lie added
tha, no was making an effort to admit his
ia,herless children into 'Ac ROYAL Caledo>
nian As,lum, and he xSp'essed hi- esrnes,
hope that such interesting instances Of
Christian ministry might not he peculiar
to the members Of n church far less enlight
encd than protc.tanis.
Ia. letter j. as follows:
Dear Ms. 6 ---. | promised To write
aud tell yop al could hbont your husband
! lou have already heard iha, he was very
much wounded Il believe, by n she'll. \,
first he seemed to suffer much from the
wound in his body. but then he seemed To
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