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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
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/ Tho annual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Society came o4
at Mt. Pleasant on fssssaSx ,A "Wednesday os
this week, and wa peassy wefl attended.
| The ssock~sss exhi6isis4 ~ eood, both i.
horses snd ssasIs. aTd.Sf the iAstsSsks iSSns,r
on ne ground skeesdedp sIrpscsadana d Issv
some hne hloessa s.imsaI. and. Of grades. shsss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
deuhalesss naeAslsss ox sssSsnss ogss&ss6ssas
Horse Show thar comes or IASssfky And FH.
| d.v. gs-4sso@Rss isssssq sd 10 egEs55gris sss
ssof Agricultural implements thsie was sbssx.
carly show OF empty spaee.a 0ne Plowi Uas
Grain Drili, One Hcrse fowefl One eofn nov
tslnew shink) and one 7Chdrnsy sIsR ipossiS,e
that the farmers of this iins county saks 10
more interest," 10 farm machinery Than thiss'
Tho Industry Of womazf sSas vel ftpscssa-
ted i saw number ofsbesaefals Cults ana
Spreads, carpeting, Linen. Fianseg Embroidef.
les, Socks aud Mitsens, Wax FruIss md Flowers,
and great many, other articles, s,reAccting much
credit on the industry and public spirit or the
wives and daughters Of Henry Co, who were
also on the ground. sias s7AS-oaE assa saft9ssht
In the Vegetable department, there wer
fine specimens, but few In number. The Fruit
was excellent but the variety very small Tho
Bread and Butter looked tempting, another evs-
dence that they have the right kind Of women
in Henry. Tts 'e8 ass,as estE saslsessesrs 90
Since all the world is ina state Of excitement
on the subject Of female equestr anisn, fsup-
pose 1 must not pass unnoticed thfs iegifimats
branch Of Agrie.at.rs, or what Is made so byx
morbid public taste, but with which It has a
little to do as child's cradle has IN scornfeid.
But to the subject. There were -four hdies
'.went bobbin' areound, rand Judging from the
anxiety Of the gaping throng and their incrcas-s
ed anxiety at every round, 4 supposeSI mustcall
L excellent; and so, Mr.. Editor, not to be odd.
,ciH call it. The ground wssa the best that
could be, and 1t displayed little skill on tie part
# the riders to sit up andtry to look pretty @ss
The day was fine and everything passed or
veil, and all seemed well satisfied. The speech
rom Senator Harlan, as i understood u TO be-
vas good, and was listened to with marked atss
entionb by large number Of persons OF both
eyes, sct stais tsaf tja E1%bevfxs za ,sjgGs7sa
Thus passed of the second day of the fair,
s it appeared to your humble servant. ssTf T@G
- ssss. - 6sss arr, sva ia tOBSERyER.' .''zsssz
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

Sr. Louis PILOT BARKING AT THE EMPTY HOLE
--MoRE HELP FOR THE BRooKsEs.-The Buchanan
organs occasionally find leisure to put in a few
random licks for their friends and allies. the
Flmorites. In our last St. Louis Pilot we find
that the editor has been stealing the thunder of
the n. Y. Express, and comes gravely forward
and declares that Fremont is or was Catholic.
As Border Rufianism is now perfectly done
for, until after the election, the Republican and
the Pilot, having no other matter of especial
Importance to lie about, win probably employ
their time and talents upon Col. Fremont's reli-
gion. Let US see them sail in.
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IJENDISIE.S FOUNDEky.-Th subscriber
would tender his thanks to his customers Tor the ib-
era has heretofore received and would say
tha, his largely facilities for doing business in
the erection Of buildings and additional machinery
enables him to dispatch short notice and greater
perfection Engh of various patterns and Sizes saw
and grist mill machinery, and all the variety OF castings
usually kent at roundries constantly hand. Also
Shaw,s Patent Smut Machine. All kinds Of repairing
done at shortest notice. Catalogue OF patterns sent to
order free of. charge. july laly -CHAS HENDRIX.
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B Mt. JoHS ARArIELp, a young man for.
meriy resident Of this city and printer we be-
leve, was recently killed while on q hunting ex-,.
pedition in the vicinity of St. Louis. He jump.s
ed from wagon and taking out his gun. with
the muzzle towards him, the hammer caught =
and discharged it, the contents passing through I,
his breast and causing instant death. -. -
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ss-E r -S--T q. - * TT 2 e q ~ :.
4 sEasienn ~ she KnsS Nsshan&s -
sI@sN0c-eSSs tsssts4Se - sssssa9ssssss szssS sss
| Tha. the Bucaansn ANA FiIlmose leaders ar
embarked in the same enterprise and co-opera
ting together to secure the same result is abnn
dansly proven by = reference 10 their organs
were any 70 blind ms NOT 10 hare already discov
eredit. And that object ss to perpcspate the
reign OF Franklin the Imbccile, in the pcrson ,ol
James. Buchanan---so make slavery national,
extend il nd libitum, aud asubdue" the friends Of
free speech and free territory both in and out
Of Kansas. That the Buchaniers are relying up
on t.Sam" as they nov very facetiously and low
ingly cal the Fillmore party, to save them from
meritcd and Overwhelming defeat in November,
Is proven from their own mouths. We'cut the
following from the PeIIa (Iowa) Gazette, one Of
the leading Buchanan papers s:
"By referring to the above returns it win be
seen that the Republican majority in this state
averages 1900 or nearly one-tenth of the whole
vote-i,, other words, that to nine Democrats
there are eleven anti-administration men. In
what proportion the'latter are divided among
the Black Republicans, Know Nothines and old
from the facts which are transpiring under our
eyes, we presume that Sam" has yet a sufi-
cient number OF followers in this state to COM
mand one tenth of the whole vote-and this is
all that issnecessary to secure the triumph of
Democracy.
Old dfatler scholte, editor of the above paper
and foreign born citizen, is piuming himself
that through Know Nothing dsaffection his par
ty, though acknowledged to bein the minority,
is to triumph in Iowa in November. Ny anti
quated friend, lay not the fattering JUNCTION to
your soul. The Fillmore movement deceives no
onebnt those engaged in it. The great Fill
more army is mere stage army, composed Of
a single squad which keeps up the appearance
Of al. army by posing behind the stage and |
Their thunder is sheet iron, their
hail storms made with beans-the whole thing is
but farce which has accomplished all it ever
can, in afiording a little a. musement to the
,npctciors ,tiSsl 81 tst-5 II Asf = ~
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Honor to w hOin Honor is Due.

lS Honor To whom Honor il Duaes - ~
FRIEND DuNHAM THAT star spangled banner,
a notice of which appeared in yesterdays paper,
is a joint contribution from the hands in my
shop--some twenty in number They are all
Fremont men but one, and he is somewhat in
clined to go for Fillmore ss'3.sf ~ EJOY. =
>: [scpt. 2s.1 Is 80 ~ -, H..
PITcHING INTO Gov. gGRIMEs.-1he Gazette is
at its old tricks. That delectable concern and
its editorial corps du blackguards, never seem
to enjoy good health, unless its mud batteries
were directed against Gov. Grimes. The little
article from the Democratic Press upon which
it predicates its attack, does not correctly rep
resent Gov Grimes letter to. President Pierce.
The Chicago Democrat correctly stated his po-
sitions. But what matters it? What is the use
of righting its It's structures are as good an
endorsement as we should wish, wherever it is
known In fact, as we once before had occasion
to remark, there is nothing dangerous about it
but its friendship-nothing luxurious but its
praise. And any man who finds his name in its
columns, coupled with -p aise, should look well
to his ways and if he has not been guilty of
anything despicable, commence suit for libel!
is. WHAT THAT NAME MEANS ?-It has often been
asked, what means the new title Buchanier p
The primary Specification of the word is, "one
,chosc business 1t is to hunt riH cattle and
swiae as said to be one who dries and smokes
flesh o. fish after the manner of the Indians
lit would be advisable for the "Buchaniers" to
get good supply Of flesh and fish when they go up
salt river this tally SIT was afterwards applied
to the piratical adyenturers, English and French,
who combined to make depredations on the
Spaniards in America" The latter quotation
applies very closely to the border rufiians.
80 sEtsQRSERVER
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OHAs. H. WRIGHT.

nRAPER g. &rAIl.OEs,-Adin stree, ,cornet'e,
~ Jefferson, over Coolbangh Brooks Bk, has on hand
complete and well selected assortment Of Cloths, Cassi-
n,ere Vestng, and variety of Linen Pantaooneres of
the most approved make, warranted not to shrink in
which he will make up In the latest any style to suit
his customers Please ca!as satisfactory fit is guar
anteed. Imay9-tfi -..,.. s-s..s4. - =, (
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

5 "a The serere. storm of Thursday Of last
week didmuch damage on the Lakes, DESTROYING
many vessels and asun,nber Of lives. ss s7ls1 ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

eB- Hon. Edward Bates, in Missouri, in his
recent speech. well remarked that 'any man,
who, out of pique and disappointment at the
constitutional and regular election Of an adverse
party candidate, should contemplate with serious
intentions the dissolution OF the glorious fabric
Of our Union, should certainly be a traitor y
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tY- A bear was killed on the 10Th, within 600
yds. of the centre of business of Grand Rapids,
Michigan. The Herald states that several have
been seen within the vicinity of the city recent
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Buchanan testify,ng I'm "a favor Of Free

The New York papers of Saturday, contain
the testimony of James Buchanan in regard to
Col. Fremont's conquest of California. q In 1852
Col Fremont was arrested in'London for debts
incurred by him while Governor Of California
in March, ls47. The Court of Exchequer ap--.
pointed commission at Philadelphia. before
which Mr.. Buchanan testified under oath, and
we now have, from the files Of that Court brought
over by the last steamer, Buchanan's testimony,
.exculpating Fremont from all blame in the
matter, endorsingh his drafts upon the Treasury,
and saying that he, Buchanan, considered him,
Fremont, the corqueror Of California. This is a
deadener upon Fremont's traducers, and we
shall publish it just as soon as VIC can End room,
or at least the most important part of it, ri 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

W Mr.. Josiah Cole, of the Easton (Pa., .In
dependent Democrat swears in an affidavit which
is going the rounds of the Buchanier papers,
that he was offered by Mr.. Lowry three thon-
sand dollars to come ont for Fremont and re-
fused it r. This is the most incredible affidavit
that was ever got up for political effect, and it
will be very hard to make the people believe it..
IF Mr.. Cole had sworn to his having been offer
ed fifty dollars and refused it, it might have
done. But to swear that he, locofoco editor,
had refaseda magnificent bribe Of three thou
sand dollars is preposterous-anheard of, and
impossibleI Try it again Ar. Cole. ~J
+ CoUxcIL BLUFFs AND OMAHA CIrY.-We yes.
terday morning saw fine large omnibus des-
tined for these enterprising towns. It belongs
to "a line that runs between both places. Il was
forwarded by the B. l. N. railroad. We are al.
so told that large quantities Of goods are for.
warded by the Express Company every day fol
those cities Only a few years since Indian wig
vans occupied the places where now stand fine
| store houses and each city contains inhabi
tanis enough to support an omnibus line. So i,
Is. Wigwams to-day and palaces tomorrow.
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A CRAZY MAX RIDING on THE PILer OF Lo-
coMorIvE--As the six o'clock {accomodaton)
train arrived at Waukegan, and the locomotive
entered the engine house, a man was discovered
riding on the pilot, or ecow-catcher, oin front
of the locomotive. When, where or how he
got into that dangerous position was to every
body mystery. On removing him it was found
that one Of his legs was broken. He, however,
made no complaint, and was unable or unwil-
| ling to answer any questions put to him. He
maintained complete silence, except when any
one offered to touch q small sum. of money! He
would then command them not to touch it. ) II
vas concluded that the man was crazy.-In one
of his Iockets we're found 4 quantity of trinkets
-the treasures Of q crazy mind together With
| q piece Of bone which he had pulled from III,
soay.d in his leg, while occupying his seat on
the pilot. The man was taieen in charge BY the
poesr agent Of Lake county, the fracture in his
leg is reduced, and he would Doubtless recover
H e,appeared to be an frishman, but gave snt
= anne, or other particulars concerning himsel
or his perilons trip on the s'coW catcher" Chi
eago Tribune, 18th inst. ''Ss - s4g a' sslA =
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Chicano L.nmhar

N VWE u. pVUlCuEU 6U1NUC1s
E>VANS. I,AIDLasW d Co., Wholesale and
IL Retail dealers In Chicago Lumber, Shingles Lath and
Square Timber. Purchasers can rely on finding Conn
pie,e assortment all times, We have made arrange
ments at Chicago to ship daily by railroad. The supe-
riorty of Chicago Lumber RATED acknowledged by
all who have used 1t. SestR
Yard corner Of Third and Market Streets the Rail-
road, opposite Hawk Eye Mas Burlington, Iowa.
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JESSE M'rSrrRR

n, WAR6, JESSE M'ISIIKR
fs WARE & MCINTYRE, ss
sCADDLE 4, HARNESS manufacturers,
- jefferson sire t. Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealers
Ia Harness, SOLE UPPER LkArHIK Kip Calf aud Mo
rocco Skns Patent aud enameled Leather, Coach Lace
Saddcry Hardware, Wood Hames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths brass Hub Bands, &C., 10. 5.ss e.En E sgs
The highest price paid for all kinds of HIBEs AND
sIiNs lap12.Yl
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81 .aarne Nsvi fsSieY Is ksssssss. =
81 Bs rcFerencet6 the lesscf "a eur Ksnsss Cor
lrespsndent, puSlhhed yestsr'sy. h ~iils " Sen
thss che eovernsnesss ha< ssast fesnd po~es 10
i tin.erssre bemeen shs b<ilieefenss. and " nov
ielesfins that .erisssy 81 the rsihans ana leus.
q shrcats, and enroiiiag sactssf sctsiess and ssa
3 p,oying thsm in diving back she rab6ss route
from Missouri, under Head, 4Aschisoa and ssraag-
fellow. tThisIs certainly joytalintelige and
NE gise Goyernos Geary all the praise bus con-
duct Deserves sEQtd H ssea ~ q ste1f iSAs
But is it nota pity that this po&ero of inter
ference; could not before haveshe~n found. For
two long years anarchy has reigned--bloodshed
and oppression andarson have been 20
common that the public mind has nearly ceased
to be shocked by their rccitals The virgin plains
| Of Kansas have smoked with the blood Of inno-
cent victims, aud all to force slavery upon
that terr tory. Andifor this whole time the
government has Joined its sympathies and ofien
employed the army of the nation in this dis
graceful and barbarops war upon freedom and
free institutions. The Missourians have been!
allowed to invade the territory, time and again,
to plumber destroy and lay waste the whole
country and murder all who came in their way.
The president turned deaf ear to all remon. 1
strances--he had no power of interierencel---
So be let the people of a state cut the throats
OF the people of territory! as. 45a
But 10 and behold! his excellency has now
suddenly found this power. 1. is to be presniin-
ed that in the light Of the Iowa, Vermont and |
Maine elections Mr.. Pierce has re-exalnined the |
constitution and finds that he has the power |
that there is a north! A, any rate his new gov
ernor has gone to work, as though he really |
believed free state men had rights as well as ruff
fans and we are bound to believe he will pursue /
this line of policy until after the Pennsylvania
election. azb'is3 ~ 1858 snsFa 80 @'s'4'a7 S'
This tardy justice to freedom in Kansas but
gives the he toall the government has heretofore
done and neglected to do and all the party has
said. They have thus far put on bold faceand
determined to push their course through by
dent Of hard Trying. Now they take the back
track and come before the people in sack-cloth
and asles, declaring that they have repented.-
But it is like the repentance Of the culprlt under
the gallows with the rope around his neck lie
repents, in view Of the consequences, but with
mental reservation that should he be FORUM
lite in escaping he win do precisely the same
hing again. So with the Buchaniers. II Buck
S elected this war upon free Kansas goes on
# not-not! a F7Tt -'5s~- 81 A'' ''. II
Itwon't 20 on pz5s oaa ,1eegi's as75.! - s'a
l.
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! NEW SHOE sTnREI

TINE subscriber having opened the store on Main fln
Il street. door to Messrs. Carpenters, Jewell WV
ers offers for sale select and fashionable assor "
ment Of LADIES' AND GESTLEMES's Boots A. Shoes,
consisting Of the latest American and French styles
Having been engaged for the past five years in of the
largest Shoe Houses at the East the sub
scrber atters himself that his goods cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction. lap2.y.l EDWARD NJ TORREY.
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HOUSE, Sign and Ornamental Paint.
erss over Hardware store Of Morton & Co., Jefer
son ST., Burlington, Iowa. Il 81 5.Ise-. .
Are prepared to do all work In their line In the best
style, Including graning, paper hanging and gliding up
glass; Work warranted and prices reasonable. je4y
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HorE HE'LL DO Ir-Gov. Geary threatens to
drive every marsuder from the territory. As
marauder and Missonrian are convertible terms,
it is 10 be hoped thatthe settlers viii soon be
permi..ci to enjoy peace and repose. a
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A STRONG Cana German BY the name Of
Diedriek was arrested in Chicago the other night
on trumped up charge. and lodged In Jail over
night. In the meantime another German By the
name Of Haak ran away with Diedrick's wife,
three horses, wagons, dc. and sold his cow
Some DAYS afterwards the police found Haak in
bed with the stolen woman near Kankakee and
recovered all the stolen property.
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IE QUARTo SnAkEsPEARs ILLUSTRATED

The QrARTo SnAkEspEARs ILLusrRArEp.-
Messrs. Martin johnson, New York, are pub
fishing in numbers, The Complete Works of
Shakespeare, including his plays, poems and
life, from tine original text" Mr.. John v. Rice,
agent, has laid specimen numbers upon our ta-
BILE, from an examination of which we are salts
fed it will be one of the finest editions ever is.
sued in this country. 1t IS in quorto form,
printed upon fine, substantial paper, aud large
clear type, with finely executedsteel engravings.
The work will contain correct portraits of emf
nent American and foreign tragedians and COM
medians, in character. The Illustrations are
very fine. - q ,ss. sf f, ,sss5
Those who wish fine library edition of the
great works Of the Bard Of Avon will never meet
with better opportunity of securing correct
and magnificent copy. Mr.. Rice proposes to-
wait upon our citizens and take the names OF
such as desire to receive the numbers as they
are published. 5I5..
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HAVING sold my Sash Factory to Mr.. h. NJ Wash
Il i Burn, would take this occasion to express my
thanks for the liberal custom bestowed and reco
mend continuance Of the to my successor as one
worthy of confidence. feb 25:lyJ CHAS. A. WHITE. 4
= WEEP, scroll nnd Ornamental Saw
- ing, In connection with my Sash, Door and Blind
Mandatory. North Manst. BGrngton Iowa. Brack.
e's oessty aesefp'l'i o9ne - II WASYBHPN
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FABIAN RRYD0LF, q IA. Il.
TTOlrSE. SIGN, CARRIAGE l. ORNA-.
| Ill MENTAL PAlNTEN, Imitstor of Wood
and Marble, Fresco and Scene Painting, Paper Hanging
Chasing, &C., kcShep Third street, between Jefferson
md Valley mar2Sy 49,, 81
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I. WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND Material
A1D.-We yesterday received the following note,
with nineteen good subscribers, the money be-
ing enclosed, from Mr.. Crawford. Weare greatly
obliged to him for the word of encouragement
which he sends, and still more thankful for his
labors in our behalf.
RI CRAwroRDsvILLE, Sept. 81, '56.
Mr.. EpIToR-- @
Having taken your paper nearly year, and
being much pleased with it, and believing
could not do anything better to further the
cause of Freedom and Republicanism than raise
a club for your paper, spent one day and a
| half and raised nineteen subscribers. think
can raise some more yet will send them down
| from, time TO time as get them. N
| JoHN w. CRAWFORD.
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EpIroRIAL CHANGE.-Mr. W. NJ Stone has
retired from the Editorsh p of the Knoxville,
Iowa. Journal, and is succeeded by Mr.. J. N.
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]. A PATTON 4 CO.,

DOOK BINDERS 4 Blank BOOK KaMs
ID MfActurcrs, North East o. Third and JEFF
ferson streets Burlington, Iowa. BLANK Books Of all si
xes and Of every description made to order.
~ Ruling, Music, Periodicals., Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bonnd and executed with neatness des
patch and durability, snd warranted to gte entire sat-
isfa -tt3tts3sFi8A If
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HnRSE SH0EING

THE subscriber Is prepared to do all work In n
i his line, in neat, safe, and scrvceabe man K u
tlts .s#f - g ttft.+ 5t4.A M IN
All diseases and defects of the feet will be prop
erly attended to- sss. 5s.-f S. 7gESsie at4gI
Persons havi lame horses viii find t, their advan
tage to call the City Shoeng Shop Jefferson ST. near
the bridge. [mayl6 dGm] JAMES HAGERTY.
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10 --7"5 = - LaWreHcc, Sept IT.
=, To-day we finished fort on Capitol hill, AMI
expect visit from the governor, as he went to
Lecompton yesterday. Nothing of Importance
has occurred here butthe second regiment which
is stationed at Topeka have taken 1ndianola and
Osakee, one yesterday and the other the day be-
fore. We are determined to break up all their
rallying points and thus weaken their power.
Col. Harvey with the first regiment has taken
possession of Estin and completely routed the
camps in that direction. - -,... 81 q, e --..s. ..
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1UMBER AT WHOLESALE

= 1,v Us NANW q lNI. -
ne nov receiving Aiarge stscx Of fLumkes. Shingles
lash aud square usabvs which thef are nov oGesfne
IN the water a Wholesale PRICES Persons tas are
ting ysrs Gu the ksrr ad win do well 10 eye them
acsll, ssahey can farss them through the ssAson In
may7in -, ,I--5aF fts5,5{sgf, j
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