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W A Letter from the Rev n
McCabe, of Hampton, Va. Dr' John c.

Having had occasion 10 use B.vv1s NJ 10 Sb.
BifrERs IN my family within the las. ,,n sssIrs
cases OF dyspepsia and nervous headacbs yess 10
say have never used any remedy for tb., sH ais7
ing fnsladles with so signal success AZ - Gsress
ever carefully avoided recommendirg a.. .': hars
Gus nostrums with which the country i, y. tae var,
cause believe in majority of cases ~ .OOaed De-
harm than good but as Bakers B,ters b.s 10 more
such beneficial results do not feel q. aa podued
hold my humble testimonial to their vsps 10 with.
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rrPowers &, Duke,s FIesIl.Tiut Dasutr.

Il ~
reotypes are certainly the most desirable Pictures y"
any one can have. They are the most hs-its n
lures we have ever yet soen: and We Know i'Om
manner in which thsy are finished, they are WIZ :.
any doubt the most desirable Pictures that are a'
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,v- Ne,v E.,abli.hmcnt. . .;0a - 81

yy New Establishm,ent 5000 s.i,sa. hs 'sl az,
lately OF the American shsvins 8, loxa street -,
house next door TO Dr. Powell o. superior 'e,u ~
Main and Cary, and lifted up III who deslis !. 80
and sssiI pleasant :. shave, viii ind him. =, 9
iii. superb style Of Hair ca.,nss a -
he Is sure he can please the nos bss.sd H. 80
continue to manufacture me ee o.h.r po9s11 ~
tive and Tonic, which, wn With ,hs dslsais Isss
asaa s ssd 's VIII make hi. shop s'
~ ali Who assise to be waited aPo-- seal
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GLASSWARE.
HN FALL SUPPL i 4 8 OF 1872.
~ CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
&@ GEORGE j. SUMNER,
N25K No a l.. STREET

VkSs7Y
NO. 20 Pc ARL COR l4TH) STREET,
t'-. '' RICHMOND, Va,
Is prepared the present to offer to Merchants
visiting this market very large and desirable stock of
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, LOOK
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &C., which will
be found upon examination to be equal in extent and
variety any stock in this country, and will be sold
good terms any regular re-packing house as
the North offer He particularly asks the atten-
ton of those who have been accustomed to buy in
the Northern cities without afording the merchants
of Richmond any opportunity to shew them goods
and prices, with the assurance that they will
their expenses The most sklful AID reliable pack
employed and every attention given the prompt
pment and forwarding of Goods.
~ SToNEWARE of the best quality at Factory
prices. au n
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!, rveuiy!ea.'
80. uair Dye.--T"ss'pa s'i;l.

w BatcheIor'. Hair Hair D iS,'.iy he FI0gSS ~
wassAsrlss this the hes, instantly, MIA w,a .sg
sace. IL dies black or Made and soa y,ssa0
ls... injury 70 s. ,ao Sa 1a ~
xs Broadway, Now YORK; aEERs. 10 ~
Foa sale BY BENNETT = ' ~
Richmond, Va.
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EA VIRGINIA MADE GLASS.--EN.
Mf5 COURAGE HOME PRODUC TION s.
HykH EVANS DEPOT is the only in which is
0k5 offered for sale, Glass made of Virginia mate
mails, and by Virginia workmen. t....- .-sfs b.
Call at III Main street. where also be found
White Gold Band and Fancy Decorated China DIM
ner and Tea Sets; White Granite Dinner and Toilet
Ware, and every other description of Common and
Common Knives and Forks; Waiters and Tea Trays;
Casters; Table Mats; Hall Lamps For sale at
ffr. G s#Et+ sas EVANS Depot of China,
no I -. Glass. Earthenware and Fancy Goods
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DICHMOND DIRECTORY

= BUSINESS ADVERTISER
The subscriber proposes to issue during the montl
of January, 1856, carefully compiled and Handsomely
executed
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rLOAKs! CLOAKk!. CLOAks:::-
~ TO LADIES VISITING RICHMOND DURING

THE FAIR WEEK.--Received this Morning by
steamer jamestown, direct from New York, the pref
test and largest lot Of Ladies' Coaks and Tamas that
have had the pleasure of exhibiting this season,
consisting in part Of Embroidered Velvet and Satin
closks; Velvet and Morie Antique, trimmed ditto
to 40; Sontag, RACHEL and other favonte styles
Of Cloth Tslmas handsomely trimmed The ladies are
respectfully invited examine for themselves feel
confdt Mt in pleasing both as to style and price.
- ss sd ALFRED MOSES. Central Store,
oc ~ 63 Main street.
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,rpoprrn IN 3nr pIsrx1 cH.

x.,v vo.x Nav 5-Flour declined. Ohio,
a. "a. southern, % 81 Wheat dnlL southern 1
Rel 80 M. -Corn--yy ester1 mixed. 70 os Genus
prosisona uneh.nsed Whisssy e sra o Maw ard
. -. "a 81 Wheat active, with an advance Of
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70 o1saa ~ Corn. ssr. a9oe. for, white "a, ann
saIloy. Provisions heavy Bacon-Hams, Eye
ai4c other kinds unchanged
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Adjourned Meeting of the Literary
Society of the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held ut the Rooms of the Association, THIS
(Tuesday) EVENING, at u O'Clock. no 6-1k ,
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CATTTION TO THE PUBLIC.--tfy wife,
" JANE WEBSTER, having left my bed and
board without any for doing hereby caution
the public against crediting her my account as
will pay no debts contracted by her. =, -
no 6--St* 81 -.--1-st-... Hh NEbolCh-
NIOTICE.--The dividend bonds author.
/ lied bv the Board of Directors of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company to be issued Oh the LIST
July 1856, ere now ready for delivery:
J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
OFFICE Va CENTRAL r. r. Co. .
Richmond Nov. 5, 1855. 1t
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SPECIAL Norvc-..

aud Chesp Book Agent, eorp ssp ~ Masazi,.
streets. opposite the Depot, rees;,s. broae lnS =.
PPq9,,sae Prices 70 all Of the Boston
NEWSPAPERS. Osi'y aud Wees!T '@S
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LfENDERS, Nc...We have In store a
Il large stock of Brass Pierced Bronzed and Wire
Tenders Brass and Brnss Top Andirons; Brass Mount
ed and Polished Fire Irons Jamb Hooks; Trivets
Spittoons, &c, for sale by
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4rs A SPLENDID STORE ON MAIN
E;:a STREET FOR RENTING. 1877 OPPOSITE THE
- EXCHANGE BANK, AND ADJOINING MEsSRs.
KENT, PAINE d Co.'s-It fronts S feet on Main st /,
with five foors running back 100 feet paved yard
through to 18th street. thus atfording great facilities
for receiving and disc hargng goods Ii is enough to
say OF TINS property that as regards location aud
advantages in construction. it is one of the most de.
srabls in the city. We invite immediate application
mn --eodi --tH l. A
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~1N OCTOBER -, 1S5J.--Sfransers
- visiting the city. will find at
STEBBINS PULLEN'S,
No. l0l, Broad street, corner above the
81. Capitol Square,
White China--Dining and Tea Sets. =.
Gold Band do do do.
Tea Sets ofall prices, from $3.50 to 800.
Toilet Ware, various patterns.
Looking Glasses do do.
Plated Castors do do.
Knives and Forks various patterns
Walters in sets and separate.
Glass Ware of every variety.
The above goods will be offered at great bargains
during this week. oc so
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Ell SIvE HAT. CAP AND FUR DE- -
e---s POT, No. 70, Main street, formerly
Occur led by H. A Watt, is in full blast. where
gentlemen will find HATS and CAPS of every va
iisty at wholesale and retail. George W. Duesberry
the old Halter is engaged with u.s. and gives his
whole attention to our manufacturing department.
Gentleman in want of beautiful Hat can have it
made at the shortest notice 1t" lei..- Exc. p3 .
BINFORD, DICKINSON Il WEISIGER
N. B.-A fine stock of Ladies' and Childreps Furs
hand to which respectfully call the atten-
ton of the Ladies. ~, ~ =. r.z. s--.-- -...
noe 10 f-ess---A t-s B., d. l. w.
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nr La Cour du Cinqnieme District
Judieiaire rour ceite Paroisse commence
suiourd'hui u sieger i NapoleonvilIe.

# -" ~ VA ~
or Nous avons Gu lie plaisir vendfed'
dernier, d'assister a un Concert, donne
pnr les artistes aveugles NM. FOUR
NIER g. GORONFLO, 4 la sale dc
M. RIzAs, dams Dotre village.
En- fait de masique nous ne pretendon'
pas e.fc connaisseuss bien fort, ma'' d
en- juger par k PIaisir que nous avons
tprouve ct que toutes les pcrsonnes pre-
sentes semblaient prendfe a ecouter ces
a~rtistes, nous ponvoas dire qnils posse
dent des talents ineontcstables.
Nous e,pefons que ce ne sera pas ieur
dcsniere yi.ite i Napolsonsille.
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LIE CATHOLIC STANDARD. - lie journal
catholique qui Sc public en- anglais dams
lie premier district, a change son tire, ct
a pris lie nom qui lui c%onvenait. Au lieu de
~s'appcler rs oulhern Standard Il s'appel:e
mainenant "Catholique Standard" Nous
fs~licisons sinceremdnt notre conffere de CO
enlargement qui, ST eyer quil paraisse,
nest dependant pas sans Importance. Il y
a une grande puissance dams les mons, ct
1e nom dun Journal peut ~souvent, en- lui
Indignant nettement son esprit, exercer une
grande influence sur Ia marche quill doit
s~uiyre, LIE tire de Southern Standard
elait vague ct nsengageait 4 rien; lie tire do
"CathoIic Standard est net ct clair, ct il
oblige.
I'm journal catholique surtout doit tenir
sa banniere haute ct ferme, OF auiourdsbui
plus que iamais. Toule autre tartique Sc
att equivoquo ct impolitique, autant qu'op-
posee d l'esprit qui dot nous guider. Ellie
ne tronperait point les ennemis; ellie nat
tirerait point les ihdinGrents; ct ellie blesse.
raft ayec raison les fideles.
En- suivant sa ligne droite ct invariable,
IN journal catholiqie pourra etre expose
quelqdes fois d faire d'etranges r~cncontres
ct i subir d'etranges ~attaques. Les ~feuilles
des parts les plus opposes, des opinions
les plus avancees, Sc tronyeroAt Guelqeefris
dams leur c urse en zig-zag marcher cote
d cote avec lui ct suivrs lie meme chemin;
quelques insiants apres Giles ~s'eloigneront
de lui de ~nouyeau, dams leur course ayen-
tureuao pour tui s,ivant ;ryo 80 bI,,nopt
la route qui lui est trace, sans s'amuser
i considerer quels sont ceux qui sont pour
hui on contre lui, IL marchera sans devier
l son but, tenant peu conpte des parts ct
de leurs hommes. attachant peu d'impors
lance aux opinions mobiles de Ia poli;ique
humane, ct defendant avant tout ct en- tout
les droits dc ID verite qui est eternelle ct
immuabls.
(Len.)
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Edesie Noise, deceased
wife Of Moieon Charlci.


BY virtue Of decree Of the Honorable Tie
Fifth Judicial District Court Of the STATE Of
Louisiana, in and for the parish VI Assumption
dated Gath day OF august 1856, & to me directed
Will be offered at public sale, on the premises,
in this parish on the plantation Of Mrs Francis
Marsuet, at about 2 miles above the village
Of Napoleonville, on Thursday the 18th day u
octobel 1855, by l.. o. Melancon, auctioneer
in and for the parish of Assumption, the fol.
lowing described property, belonging to the
above secession, to wit:
Marie, a negro woman aged about AZ years,
with hertw 70 children, Pierre aged ahont s
years and Hippolyte aged about 2 liz years
Melanie a negro girl about 10 years.
Terms and Conditions
The slaves payable in four equal instruments
one fourth in march 1856, one fourth in march
1857, one fourth in march 1853, and one fourth
in march 1859. Purchasers TO finnish good
and solvent security, with special mortgages
and vendors privilege until the final payment
with eight per cent interest per annum from
maturity until paid.
The acts Of sale to be 1t the expense Of the
purchasers.
Parish Of Assumption, sept. 10Th 1855.
l.. O. MELANCON,
A%uciionecr.
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DU X

lie steamship Merico,, capiteine Lee
wiss, cst arrive lei, bier matiD, d1ndia-
na par In Vile de Galveston, quill a
quite lie 8 courant.
Des avis reGus de Rretario ct 4" fort
Bend, portept que lie cotton n SQUIRT par
suite dcs fortes pIuies qni sont tombfes
reinforcement.
La riyiere Trinite est dams de bonnes
conditions de navigation; lie steamer
jack Hays est arrivs lie 7 conrant d
Galveston, avec 400 bales de cotton.
Nous ]apprenons que NJ. Thomas B.
King, accompagn6 &c NJ. Morse, csle-
bre plongenr, est parti de Brazos Santa
go pour tachcr de recouyrcr une partie de
I'argent pcrdu, Tors do nanlrage du stea'
mer Yacht.
ELECTIONS pU TExAs.- Une lcttre
da'ee d'Ausiin, 1T a1ressfe MI Houston
Telegraph, porte que M. Pease est nom.
ne par uhe maiorite d'cnyiron 5000
yoix. NJ. Rannels de 1000 ct NJ. Ball
de 5000. Tout porte a croisc que NJ.
Evans sera elu pour reprfsenter lie dis
trict congressional oriental.
La legislature est entieremcnt deHo-
Cratiaue.
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On lit dams Ia Propaga!eur CathoI

On lit ans Ia Propaga!ew Ca'hots'
que :
NouvELLEs DIES CAMPAIGNS. -- Nous
eyons { d,s lettres de differences par
ties de l'Etat, ct nous voyons que 'e
mouvemen, Anti Know-Nothing f,it
REIMBURSEMENT partont dcs progre,. Des
%lcitres nou apprennent que lie paTti SOL
hisant .Am6ricain await fait dcpnis IN an
beaucoup plus de dunes qu'on nc Sc
retait imagine. II les aurait peut -atre
conseryecr, sill await pa re renfermer
dams lc sy.tame de DISSEMINATION quill
await adopta. MATS qnand il "a dd en-
yenir 4 formuler ses doctrines maIgre ses
%relicences, il MA pu cacher son veritable
esprit. Tous ceux qui s'etalent attaches
de bonnie fol . ce par'i, ny voyaut
qn'up parti ~polidqae, sen eloignent
maintenant qu'ils %aperGoiveEt son esprit
d'inlolerance Ell de persecution. Les ca
tholilues surtout comprennent qu'ils ne
peuyent roster dams y societe don't
I'otjet atroce est le destruction du calho-
lici.me; ct ~ re peut plus sc dissimuIcr
maintenanl que l,esPrit de part est le
meme Ell Louisiana que paEtout %ailleur';
aussi il ne reste plus dams ses rangs que
ceux qni y sont rcteaus par rintsret,
rorgueil on l'ambition, ct qui ont dc Gait
abjui6 ie caihoIici,me.
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NoUvELLEs DU MEx1QUE.

I'm dscret pubic dams lie Progreso de
Vera.Cru par lgnacio de Ia Lave.
gouverneur de cetle partie du Mexique,
confsquant AZ benefice du g~ouverne.
,nont toutes les proprietes foncieres ap.
partenant 4 Santa Anna ct &c troSvant
sous IA juridiction. Les biens s~uiyants
ont etc sai-is en- veitn de &C decret : les
fermes Ell Encero, Ell paso ct Voca de
Monte; M. Feliciano Bicarte a etc nom.
me administrators des dts biens ~jusqu'a
ce que Ia loi en- ait dispose autrement.
Des desertions quotidiennes ont lieu
dana les raDgs des troupes sous le com
mandement des officers qui ne se sont
pas encore ~prononees en- faveur du part
reyolutionnnire.
Les libGraux ont battu 4 Zalatccas
les partisans de Santa Anna ct ont nom.
me Vietoriano zimora, gouyerneur de
&c departement.
Les citoyens de Vera-Cru torment
dee bataillons de garde rationale.
Une dfpsche ielsgraphiqne recue le
o. yera-Cruz, porte que Carrera, lie
president pro TEN de II republique d fait
savoir qa'il await ~rintention de ceder le
sSige ~prtsidentiel al general Avarez gu
! tout aalre que c~eIui-ci destgnerait.
Tout Y corps diplomaiique. i Peg.
feption du miajstge anne ricain, . rendu
sisile ! .Carrera.
Des vols q ~conmettent tons les iours
sur Il grand chenin cosrc Vers.Cruz 81
Mesics. Fosbla 81 Il qaarticr general
des bandits.
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VENIE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession d'EJesie More, spouse d..
cfGse de Mnlfnn GharIet.

ceGse de MoIton CharIct.
En- vertu d'un decret de la Cour du SINE dis.
trict judiciaire de- pEtat de la Louisiana dams
ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, sous Ia date du
"a aodt 1865, a moi adresse, il sera ofFert en-
vente publique, sur les lieux, dams cette pa.
roisse, sur l'habitation de Mde Francis Mar.
qnet, q environ deux miles au-dessus du vii
Iage de NapoleonvtIle, lie Jendi lime jour da
mois d'octobre 1866, il 10 heures du matin, par
f. 0. Melancon, encanteur dams ct pour cets
p%aroisse, les prophecies ci.apras decrites, ap.
partenant d la susS tie succession, sayoir =,
Marie, negresse, agee denyiron AZ ans, asec
ses deux e~nfants, Pierre age de 8 ans ct Hip.
polyte age de Q ans ct demi.
Melanie, negresse agee den 'iron dix ans,
TeriDes ct conditions
Les ~esclaves payables en- quatrc termes, IN
quart Gu mars 1856, un quart en- mars 1857, I'm
quart en- mars 1858, ct lie dernier qnart en-
mars 1853. Les acquereurs fonruissant BONES
ct solvables cautious avec h~ypotheque specia-
lie ct privilege de vendeur j~nsgu'an final pale.
ment, avec huit pour cent d'lnttrst par an a
partje DIES ecIeances j~usqD'au parfait paiemeut.
Les actes de vents seront passes aux frais
des scquerenrs.
pa,oi,se Assumption, te 10 SEPT. 1885.
Z. O. MELANCON,
Encanteur.
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L'ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Cinqnieme District Judiciairc,
dams ct pour la p~aroisse Assumption.

LOur uu LiHquleIHe DfstIlCt JuulCIdIlC,
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
Succession de Francisco Sanchez.
Fin vertu dun decret de Ia Cour du Cinquis.
me District Judiciaire d, TEtat de la Loui.
siane dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption,
sous la date du Is septembre 1866, rendu dams
l~'afaire de Ia succession de feu francisco
Sanchez; II sera ofert en- vente publique, par
lie soussigne, administrator de la susdite sue
cession, sur les lieux, Samed', lie lime jour
d'Octobre 1855, a dix heures du matin, les
prophecies ci.apres decrites, appartenant 4 Ia
snsdite succession, SAVIOR:
10. Une habitation situee dams Ia parcisse
Assumption, sur la rive ganche du Bayou La
fourche, a environ quatre miles ct demi de
Donaldsonviile, mesurant ua arpent ct demi
Dc face All Bayou, sur q~uarante arpents de pro-
fondeur, ensemble avec toutes les batlsscs ct
ameliorations qui en- dependent bornee en- haut
par la terre fAndre Truxillo, ct en- bas par
celle de Domingo Truxillo.
! 90, Une negresse nominee Nancy, agee de
40 ans ct ses deux enfants Marguerite negritte
agee de d ans ct Narcotic negritts ages de
Ia mois.
30. Une autre negresse nominee Constance,
agte de II ans, ct ses deux e~nfants, Josephine
negfitte agee de- ans ct Gambia negrit.e agee
de 4 rois.
DO. Tn jeune Negro nommt Joseph, age de
Is ans.
SO. Quelques animaux, tells que chevanx,
bouts lie tire vaches a lait, outils aratoires,
meubles de menage ct batterie de cuisine.
Conditions de la vente :
La terre ct les e~sclayes payables en-
quatre termes tgaux, un quart en- mars 1856,
I'm quart en- mars 1857, m quart Ell mars
1868 ct lie dernier quart en- mars 1859. Les
animaux ct lie mobilier payables en- mars 1856.
Les acquereurs deyant fournir leurs biilets
payables a Fordre de administrator de la
dlte succession, au bureau du Recorder de Ia
paroisse Absorption, agec BONES cautions so
lidaires. La tsrre ct les ~esclaves demeurant
superintendent hypotheques ct privilege du ven
denr jlsqu'a pariait placement, ct toate somme
qui ne serait pas payee a echeance portera in.
tcret d raison de hut pour cent par an,
Les actes de vente seront aux frais des
acquereurs.
N. B. La dite terre sera livrable apr6s la
recolte amassee. La veuve Sc reservant Pu-
sage de la maison ct de la cour ~jusqu'en mars
proclaim.
La partie superieure de l'habitation ainsi
que toutes les bAtisses qui en- dependent sout
reserves en- faveur de Pierre Dalferez, pour
un certain nombre dannees, d'apres un acte
netarie devant Antoine Martinez, un des no.
ta.res de cette p~aroisse.
Paroisse Assumption. Is sept. 1855.
PERICO SANCHEZ,
Administrator.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-17
ETAT saNlTAIRE.

Nous ~conslatons avec plais;r, dit le
Courier de Ia Lot1si0ne, unc afn6liora.
ton sensible dana retat sanitafre De "a
vile. Ii fevre .JjAudc diminoe tous lei
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d6croimance. vienneni queiqoe1 fraf.
theurs eli nous en- ser6ns I pen pres
dxbarrass6s. Les j~ournaux de n CAM
paRns paflenl a. q~uelqnes cas ds cho.
lxss. uEns faut pas qae cstte ann0nce
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kCoau6 u ehoibrs fais qnelquss victi.
tt1Ss5s ps0 sotAhreyseS, q II diiparait.
Nous svons renasrqu4 nussi que Ice
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