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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17

From the North China Herald, Dec. %
Interesting from China-TraveIs Of four
American Sailors in the Interior.
On Friiay se'nnight a party OF four A
merican sailors arrived at Shanghae,
who caused no little curiosity when it was
ascertained that they had travelled under
escort all the way from Corea. 1t ap-
pears that these men belonged to the A
merican whaler Two brothers, of New
Bedford, They sailed in her to the Paci-
ic in June 1854, and last summer they
state that being kept on short commons
and III treated by their captain, they took
one of the ships boats and made their es-
cape to the coast of Corea, being at the
time to the northward; their boat was
stove in on the beach, but they received
a kind reception by the natives, who fed
them and kept them amongst them for
whole month, after which the proper
authorities having been communicated
with, they were sent on horseback through
Manehuria TO the Great Wall, where they
were delivered up to the Chinese Man
DARN and forwarded to Pekin. The first
night of their arrival in the northern capi.
tai they were visited by Russian mission
aries who gave them food and clothing;
they spoke but little English. and com
municated mostly in writing.
After remaining at Pekin over three
weeks, the Russians told them the En-.
peror Of China had presented them with
some silver, and they were to be sen
down to Shanghae-the money they ne.
yer saw; but on their road to this por
they were scantily supplied with copper
cash: they received only 40 cash per day
at starting, which p ltry sum was subse
quently reduced to ten cash day, unit
they approached this district, when they
were paid about 200 cash per day. The,
speak we'll of their treatment both il
Corea and Manchura, but disparag,
their treatment in China. They say tha
they travelled through a highly cultivated
country between this and Pekin, and pas
sed through great many very Gne cit
ties, which were exceedingly populous.-
Unfortunately they appear to be very un
sophisticated young men, from 90 to 2
years of age, and did not profit much b
their opportunities of travel. In all tn
resting places they were KEEP: in the pris
ons. and in Corea and Manchuria the
never saw woman; they were jealous!
kept from the Fan quis.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17


ONE OF THE SPEEcHEs.-Job Kolik was
one of 'em on the stump. A double
barreled throat and, lungs as large as
two bushel baskets, enabled him to cleo
trify his constituents up to fightin point
in less time than it would take for Sus-
quehana raft to go over the Niagara Falls
His great speech delivered in Bob Stnbb's
ten acre lot, was crusher. For the sake
|of posferfty we give an extract: Fellow
Citizens-You might just swell try to
dry up the Atlantic Ocean with broom
straw, or draw this 'ere stump from un
der my feet with a haruessed gadfy, as
to convince ME that amt g-yine to be
elected this heat. My opponent don't
stand chance; not a sniff. Why he
amt as intellectual AS common sized
sbad. Fellers, I am a hull team, with
two bull dogs under the wagon and tar
bucket-I am. If thar's anybody this
side of whar the sun begins to blister the
arth that can wallop me. let him SHOW
himself-I'm ready. Boys, I go in for
the American eagle-claws, stars. stripes
and all; and may | burst my everlastin'
button holes, ef don't knock down, drag
out and gouce everybody as denies me-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
Correspondence of the N. Y. Times.
War Between Nicaragua and Costa Ri
ca.


War Between Nicaragua and Costa Ri
ca.
GRANADA. Sunday, March Is, 1856
Since | last wrote, = portion of the his
tory of Central America has been enact
ed. Col. Schlessinger has made re-
port of his mission to Costa Rica. He
was met by two Government officers in
the first town they arrived, who informed
him that he could not proceed further,
nor could he remain, but must forthwith
leave the Territory of Costa Rica While
preparing to carry out these orders, one
of the aids who accompanied him, ma
tive of this state, managed to leave him,
and he now becomes Costa Riean, his
style and title as follows: Lieutenant Col
onel Don Manual Arguello. By the time
Col. Schlessinger had reached Virgin
Bay. there had also arrived at the same
place from Costa Rica, printed declara
ton of war. Col. S. reached this city on
Sunday, the 9th of March, and on Mon
day the 10th, an address signed By Gen
Walker was issued.
In compliance with the last paragraph
of the address, the troops on Monday as.
sumed, and since continue to wear, The
"red ribbon
Fortunately the arrivals from New
York, New Orleans and California, which
reached this City on Sunday the 9th
brought two hundred and FIVE recruits
At 2 clock on Tuesday the 11;h, they
received orders to march, and before sur
down they were all on board the Lake
boat Virgil, bound for Virgin Bay. A
10 clock P. NJ, General Walker left his
quarters on the Plaza and proceeded or
board the Virgil. She sailed immediate
ly after and at O'Clock the following
morning. they began to disembark.
Gen. Walker returned to this City the
next morning and on Thursday the 18th
the Decla, alton of War against Costa Rics
was read to the troops in general orders or
the Plaza. At g O'Clock A. M. the same
day, Col. Schessinger commenced hi
march with about 400 sold iers in the City
of Gu ,nacante, As miles from the boun
Diary in the State of Costa Rica. I hav'
it from an excellent authority that Scale
singers instructions are not to pr ceet
further till re enforced, but to munition:
of war, and, il he cannot hold the City
destroy everything he can and return
driving in all the horses and cattle to Vlr
gin Bay or Rivas.
! Large endorsements are expected D.
the next arrivals, some of which no douo
will be sent after Schlessinger.
1t is also said that battalion is bein
prepared to 20 by way of the Pacific an
attack Puuta Arenas, the best seaport o
, the coast of Costa Rlca. You will n
doubt receive the news of the attack o
Guanacaste bv this mail.
The present critical stat e of affairs ma
be imagined from the fact that at lea'
) three out of every five of the native ma
r population have left this State, some f
;. the boundaries of Costa Rica, some *
Honduras and all of them armed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17

AuD1roR's OFFICE. Wyandot County, O.
l hereby certify the foregoing TO be
true copies of the original laws, authori.
zlng to be published by the Legislature.
now on file in this office.
JOSEPH M'CUTCHEN.
Auditor. w. C. 0.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
NUMBER 81.
Irish Vote in Chicago.

The Chicago Tribune, Republican
paper, gives the following description of
the manner in which the Irish Catholics
Of that city undertake to "rule America"
What blessed thing foreign government
must be here in the United States? The
scenes described took place at the recent
charter election in that city. The Trie
bune says.
The Irish poured into the city from all the
surrounding country. and voted. Hun
dreds Of Catholic foreigners in Cook coun-
ty came to Chicago to help their country
men. Many OF these vagabonds voted
two and three times each, going from one
ward to another Drunken Irish sailors
were known to have voted as often as
four times, under assumed names, cham
ging clothes for the purpose. At the
Seventh ward, Irish were seen, after hay-
ing voted, fall into the ranks and work
their way mp to- the window and vote a.
gain, while around the polls stood a wild,
excited mobof a. thousand Celts, threat-.
ming death to all who opposed them
Hundreds who were challenged and re-
ljected at the wards on the south side,
swarmedi over to their countrymen on the
north side, aud there deposited their bal
lots. a great many swore in their votes
who were unnaturalized, md when the BIZ
bile was held to- them, grasping it, they
kissed their thumbs instead of the holy
book, and by this dodge eased their ten
der conScIences.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17

SQUIRTING AT FREMoNr.-The Boston
Atlas, in an article on the Republican
movement, thus squints awfully at the
nomination of Fremont.
1--WE think and we would state our opinion
with all proper diffidence J that the inter
ests and success Of the Republican party
depend in great measure upon the Sc
lection of a candidate whose name is not
connected With the political struggles Of
the past: whose popularity has been won
in other than political fields; whose ca
reer, while associated with the giant.
strides of the country towards greatness,
has not been merely partisan career.
We want candidate who, amidst scenes
Of trial and suffering, has exhibited an in
| flexible frmness; we want man who;,
under circumstances the most adverse
| has shown himself calm and courageous;
we want President who will not finch
when the day of danger is at hard, but
who will stand by sshe Union and the
Constitution, when both are assailed by
the disorganizers Of the South and by the
dough Democracy of the North The
Presid entail office does not demand man
of shining intellectual ability or Of great
political experience. What we want is
character and honesty. Without the first,
a President is the mere sport Of circum-
stances, the mere slave of his party, the
easy dupe Of the designing, and the tool
now of this faction and now of that
Without the last, great talents only entail
npon the country heavier misfortunes.
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5 IN FANCY FURS, FANCY FUKs
. IaslssNeMaS nov 0peh, assoihP lete ana

80 Splendid stock OF, Ladies spa CnildfeRt II
Fancy F1fs ctdasti6s or tho f6i16wng styles. Rus
.dln sAbfs9 St6de Nfffin Ell Hdsek Lynx Fitch;
siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch French Martin and
eyefothef seyie sf Fancy Fufs for Lades and Chill
drcn Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
Rage Robcs and Foot MuGS, which have been select
I'D fresh from the largest and most extensve manu-
factories and viii 1t Wholesale and retail on
tho most favorable terms. Ladies' are particularly
reqaestea to cali and examine the above splendid
Hpods which for nestness style and quality, cannot
} Also, Ladder Beavsr Riding Hats and Flats; Chtl:
drens Hats and Caps Of every btyle; Gents Hats and
Caps cannon them win be found something entirely
new making one of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered In this market. 49, 80 ia
q BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER,Tf
. L. No Aain arr
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. PRICE or BOOTS AND FATS.-Fram III
&15to APer cent. saysd hy buying from Vi

Moleskin Hats best quality. r
Mo!eskin HstA aes2nd qualitg,. .....,Ys,...
Fine Calfskin Sswsd RaoEs. sYr,.,,t.i.r ga
''of the best makers in the city o. fhiisdsip
ply him with q handsome and substk1tjsf CEHstin
'Swed BooT which he will sell at the
9w pHfe Of $SQ s.a al z...di yoSlIfa sdHs1XX
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PorpL4S vSTS fol z * 4lpEsrg3Th N. T. Jour
whole vote Of thspaitsd yates fos Prssidsat. Il,
eePt tsx eountiss1 Itownships, plentations, &c,
whieh were excluded on account Of informaiity Or
at all Onittins these, the total vote - ros, y; -
Eh aucnanAA h--....,.s ,SaS 100
FotFrement.. lsSj0rSi5
BuchGnAn over Fremont. ............ So PSI
Buchanan and Fillmore over Fremont. 1896 Os7
fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan 3i7 1876
Eili@orstyote .i....,.,..::.,--.,..... 81, LAG
Total number Of votea returned in season to a.
be- connt0d GG6, III
Exclusive OF few hu ndred votes for Gerrit smith
buehaaAa's vote 10 larger by quarter OF . mil.
lion than was sssr before given tor Presidential
candidate. ssTa4l5 al tsI"Bsli.4 u.
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t1sszazzxzs1 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN:
G9CHANGE or HOURS --On and after
. .~--7--' MONDAY 3aeh inst, the accou1mods-
ton train of this Company will run daily, Sundays
excspted3 between Milford and Richmond leaving
Milford at 81 o'cockA NJ, stopping at the Cottage
for breakfssC and arrive Richmond at 90 O'Clock
A. returning will leave Richmond at Is o'clock,
p. M sad reach Milford at 527 P. M stopping ior
psssen gsrs atsny pointeschway. ''a ~ 80 ID
Fare the same Is On tbs TAfoush Trains.
sls5tlIf3ss SAM'L RUTH, q
E..-,t,.,.,...r.,--T Agent Of Transportation.
ofire h. n &PR,R. co,rsl-K ai's :. -
Kichmend, Oct 2Ist, 1856 s -, oc Il
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BRkACAQFs keeHISE.@,A ihrs sch of prszniSe q Sd
wsfsdsd e tAselats Circuit Eosrt I'm CSopsrstuwne
N. x. HhslAl Martha Isas Drake, Of b0issgo was
piaintaHsep9W Wlsterman defendAnt In which
that the NM .soasf msired to the
Ia IassI E e 'Bi gS "a
the sssie H1errhnS 0th eere ti5h ss g Esvs sttn
plsPS ths Iefehqans awsI snsfffed q MtSs Alma
Wsffea, fnsss hefshbof or thG pfainti&, ina that
she Miss w occupied the same Aest In the 3tak x
thsttde p3aatfif %, hays 4eetfs whsn 7raTtl
ing dp0a ths TOUR NJ pfatntiF
IL descnbed - being young epd handsome, and dus
rhefe Asa bssh sssSat chsdSe ID fsr hssh and neGt
tai e9pdition, iinee the ferwnatiop Of her ahfor:
tunaeg Sns nti and thda shsl aS ffvehs ID
S,sf Al
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WAGON kOR SALR..,P.r .alc. . .rc..a
~ haAa one horse sprtns WAGON In eood "a
pant, snd newly painted. 4. BODEkER.
" W. No. 10 Asin ct.
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sfg sss % ae6 seaai f8si rrm.nss
frsPsfsd HIT szfd 7ss hssit ~. ~.

~ WOOL HATS, WOOL H A II 80.
Ill The attention ofsRAi3Eead sGoutzaeters, Coal
SAMinergs Fauuers epaths spxbsc generally
most ate AtsS ssy ,lafgp stock OF
WOOL HATS, suitable for servants. psf hel u ass
4 oI BINE0Ryp. pg0K Aa&4WEd8
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iagI ,TflK-X-.z liz ~ w -.o.' 81 SO
se.ss si s E 'ss 4 asz
i S & 4 e. 1ast "a las1
DO sss ssa 8 ea "a sssss
masnG IA bs7s sxeeedIEa by asfemS DOLLAR sshed
cOSse4sondis monabs Df thsp rsvio6s y dsr,s atip
nudases q CAA3&v6hsS had somswhss itscreaaese d
wiz a estotss expenses hsa
cd ths fEcspT ,sX 9p16ii il iadlisa 10 Which
ndtss hM Bseh Fhe1 PHn ting 81 les' "a
thf gas "a bsfare April T. VIXEN ~
,hA SssisEss year, snas,s Application md elaios
20ADONi slsg ben uaelled ep Id sSa be-
fopeaapsskdsK a.t~ kgs vTsaofs ie!ei sIasy iRI
eco oIdsr.ssL ah.-a I'D .dsL4i- knats edi -sbacs Y
Sioux III. I'll, inuEE a.sdhbos s.
lo9d pf EhElstiansvius,lA Aack lenbuEG yespnty.D
sss,tassss NakN yssy5segAFe ssesnisfs wiadden
the roots, barns and other buildings blown dok1;.
AZ fTces p hesesssa e, s9sy idtreeseh. -sstar
ei'ti boa bebhA :ss.sat stdAiogaa Ios ,sd:aoa
The Impress of France recently;
ss s. De p the Opera in Razi. enle
nsu VI tne pooF .sraiiats3 asdejiX has hiodsss III
The London Times announces thetleattf Of Ad.
mirA Beechey. s:opA 5H"s4sf9A Z xil0"D
A census ofssbs: cis40 OF 81 I,ouis. lust taken
shRxskav HRqlstoR b AeHhpAtl a90Gl1 rAIFr
1T &ssaM tbas Mt AlbesY SsAbh Yuetsl IEV GOD (
SSs.ss g. Ell hhSa .ssYsag seaa!ss \
s rom of Ness sssrsy re a4r s bs0Is. s,s
Co~,an Wstes asrsst. u! xsrsss sobteds WednSs.
bid; ltsrn .sssw sldi ads7a y1sTs asaalacs ID IFS
introduced into The Lees sAisI.ttu aps'
Of N6fH carolina :" 10 encourage and promote
matrimony." .3ainss u. ~uTsL al
s:''se sfl 4
u; sSSisisS. "a .GEiE2ya YklluTkg no saisasfa
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NIGHT * &c ST o. Il Il D..-, ANOTHER
~. WqNDERFuL- CusE pr. scRoFuLA BY +HAMP
TOMS vEGETABLE TIHcTURE. tEf =,

~ NEAR CHEsTEkrows, OCT asd, 1855, ,
Messrs. Mortimer Moae6ray:, Having seen 3 Ger
sstaba Tneturs On servant boy in The family Of the
Hon. WIN P. Thomasson, Of Kentucky, with certif-
Gates Of Hon. H. Clay and others terrifying 10 per-
cured By 1t, also induced to try the Tine.
ture servant girl Of mine Her diaease scro.
fula in its worst form sbe was bnd IN both eyes;
sea hs. 20 bad asys5
p} "a ~ slers .he had assS pc SSEti4 40
ssssnd 81 the time abe had the second hott!
at ss.5sd sna hs sssa
hAYs elapsed. lie has had no return 4. dseas :
fiSs sa s5sf Sssfs y s
os III hs s1
III s6asy ays 4 sbs;i sss Pm
y Deiiests t.dass end children WIN please give
css I'D s ffsRpAS.s' ssiast.i' J. Md 10 cures of
sssah LII
ienis after ali et6sz sdlss hsvs
s Cus Nshmoaa Sv Be- COOK ,EssdsrislsSNg 81
al tho 1ruegstN in Petersburg; kyeA0kT4MEkpA
M0WBRaf,.B sltimoIs, sndSE hfnSeias NJ ,Sspzs.
iissst ss. 's sayss : ,.s.saD
no 5-d&cts hs.ssilab q S!Is4oIa o
IN RS! BAWs,CfUGH. ELIXIK,-This
tXl Silent aAd never faliing remedy Goughk
Colds, Whea0ipgsq pgEh.e kpIses Ny Es@plsYt, and
S~;.n - IA
srsssia q i p Ssa 3 al
ir0m Xs5Jl u sh1e GHW SO
s z bsSs.ia Da ssaa Ella III q
cure ths sSaf xai'
baM I8t6H ia &
taxnnyiof th2 aesteereniyse fei y IG9 So os N@en
tnyw1fs fss- heen afsoty be1sheo6d an4 rnHneH res
ftonsd Adtseaes Of te hcfeet se9lreaesd 49Eas
my ,ssmp a,e AZ seq ete osaSwisA aesno.9W4hr ~
grssfnnes aaems lesxafd you .o1 be tSood AnSe4
Feu can aisxs iaSxusn 81 ths eskeaI yo1 mag Ithek
PfoPeAmnene nensns % ,sae 1851
sdi 30 .soi'nps oidus fnnr. sesf.&s ID s;1se
b.al - ess.y sa' ,lsIsis HA9M ~ ~ f.sAtse,'
s0le 4 - y - ~.
- .f S~IHS 80 $780,. = IL
1s y!
IkfEAHs rs tk1A I y lftis!M D4Sk p0fF
IN. faE f0UsE'OF DM E LfS} AfSE
in my 70 NH PR Scot AfeM WHITE Giares-
siaH Ifdi nient snd sstis-
hef It fs hs best lfnlinsnt ShayeN evsr nSl.
tlpa rse o. lese fana dozeho osa,ef nds
and gan With cUrhd end u Ite tlrS Af
lalgtsd ~. H. =. =. tiIs"Vs JAMES, EvANe.!s
'Dscember 90 81 e'.at 90. aas .s,aa ,
{ Co. ssdsAaa.ebs v s RE, sf SsSSsr des
lACK, sSN's KXGELsl0K g1F6aNal g
aZ HssP \ IN,
80 ;n ,s1;.s; ~ "a ~. 49, - 49, ~
disa. rs sSss fSxsn stue is !. a. -
s. - - nIAcvarsns - 81 20 20
~ N[,;st" ;Xr * ~ - s 80, ~ t.s 80 81
~ HeaeS..s' -, - -" sys on
TEE sTSEK m DJ MT H. 49,
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= ,,TEN DOLLARS REV ARD.-.R,

81" TEN DOLLARS REV ARD.-.Ran.
90 @1 away from the subscfibeIs plantation, on the
n fth inst negro man RILEY. Riley - sbout
kbr6wn COLOR, and stslhmen when spoken to
Said nero has aWifs at Mr. Daniel Weisieefs, In
Msnchs.ter ana Is 40 doubt in Of ftrkins about that
place az he hgs tsen fof .6ras dine selling charcoal
in Richuond and Manrh sststo he III aqite. we'll
Known il both pfaceS3 Tbs sbpye irsyvsfd wifrbe
paid fof fhe sid tr e. The snpserfbe
in the lower end, Of Hspriso .copp edhfaed III
;.;I - - 6aY EYy HIuUCb 81 81
= I1L8is aD 1DgEsH+RQ4N lESaFEH,iA
de Is LI0tTAM GEI1iIUH tHhhricV ooaHty.
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stesmshirs Ross Ole md tsmssteEn win hs.esft H
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H. ,s.ls S g - szas s,sS s.,a .ss an, 8 =
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.aasa saf $kaEts $ss gsssa
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fsh i I r. United sss.s:
In .pisctps wtisrr s-v Americas
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saaRf 3 aiaSD sf,s.k ;a',s o.. ss.sr
"a sn ne szS yso6 1890
y. wv sVE 49, nssSy H e. xUniasns5 .Trnr
ssS f e nj 81 g. q: ~ 80,
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s'!sg s,s e.. ~: q s ass.i 81
Mssaai.had HssAaisstak aa8 askslrsm.1sse
Ipets Md on Cfotns 20 any Pattef9 naor aa&
.e SO-aRl a.IY .ILI4 ikiEiA 1kKaess&GGs
: H.ANGNJtS1 RATENT. CORN AND COB
Agents here for the slesE AtiStILL. i win grind
from ten te4fiSsP3l8ik peg h6nA st fRh icient fine
ness for CATTLE IL NOT Table 10 Tot our OF order,
sss ss Sanss !. WITH aS
c9pfdeGsea Thse Minaoeh tAo hes paetassni ats ssr
SsAte Fs4f sna:hs asaeia FstsHbMe ,ss; AZ Cd iti~
no 2o-dlm&w2m 14S MeM m6e ksehuln1G
= ID, OENOON kasa 18T 21i4 WJO knnm.
y. ,eliaG GrsafsS ind Summer Pieces. en-.
Tbsss Crates AVE- owa
ha eold OF the bwfSS III from town and
5 fl Tss s y1ERs Gssaas
,sss sssts stis 4 4 N Jssg
ss s ae pdd nv sds, SisSmend
eaaIaN Iks EnS SsTnS ma
- ,6pAsW aGdNa16rable Goods well suited 10 the
pEssiae s..Aoss end nots sptsd to Spries ssss
EH sntifs Sbst Sf wSk GIgSS SsiHtb559dHs
fb ISL EEED s Ksssf psrSJ aH Rlss
4ck 81 BixeK I'D FaYsS IA SaVeft tSilf
WSse $T5 s1 si ARg Es,' YIN
1 ssa Fancy R6s'slsaes; siI sass Is
SS4S an .h.sr orSsy. =. am oferins mnsssp Shey
TiatH havok dcecFn5iYe "a xkss dat ,f above
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