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M ARC HOLLIER, Peintre ct Vitrier, of.
4SA fire. SEES services au public. II Sc rendra partout
'od il sera appele, ct sera expedite dams ss enter
prlses ct moddr6 dams ses prix. II n%ettoiera, regrat-
terra ct ~revernira les vieuX meubles, ct fera en- un
mot, tout ce qui concerne les diverses branches de
scs meters. Residence aux Onelnnsas.
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A VIS.--Le societe qui e~xistait sous 10 raj.
IN son NEY u EsToRGE est dissoute de c%onsente.
nent ni'it'iel; les deuN associes sont charges de la
liquidation.
Cpelousas, October ~, 1856.
u
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.OUlS WAITER, EbeniSte, offre q vendre
~ pour du compliant, des Armoirs, DIES Garde Nan
ger, des Lavabnts, DIES Tables de diilerentes qualities,
etc. ETC., a un prix aussi modere qu'on pourrait SO les
procurer en- vile. S'adresser a rHotel de NJ. Alfred
Patin. Onelnnsas.
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TURY DE POLICE, Paroisse St. Landry.
O-ASSemhlEe din 1 dncembrn lSlS

Resolu, que In resolution da 4 septembre 1855,
soft annulG, ct que lie c~oliccteur dc la Take du Rail
read pour lannie 1854, est autorise Il collector CON
formement a la loi Ia dite take, ct %lorsqu'il amivera
que la propri6te saisie, pour ~satisfairc la dite take,
nest pas vendue, on en- cas- qnG,le montant oitert ne
serait pas tgal all montant de IA take ct des flais ami
Sen slivraicnt, alors dams lun GU l'autre cas-, lie dit
collector est autorise 4 acheter au nom ct au profit
de In paroisse, Ia propriete ainsi saisie, pour une
somme n'exeddant pas lie M. de la take ct dies
frais. Temoin GEYeENBELL, Grefier.
IS Conformtmeut i la resolution ci-dcssus, tous
contribuables arrieres sont par lie present avcrtis
quill ne leur sera accord6 IN plus long delai, ct que
je proctdclui immediatement, scion Ia loi, a IcX6cn-
ton de mon devoir. L. CAN'T, Collecteur.
A VlS.-Je considere CONNIE etant de mon
IA devoir de faire %connaitre au public ct 4 mes
amis eli particnlier, que je suis maintenant en- posses.
sion de deux tableauX de taxes d'Etat DIES annees
1854 ct 1855, ct que je suis pref a en- faire lie recou-
vrcment. Je les informe Ggalement que les status
de 1855 ont ajoute des penalties additionnelles aux
Collecteurs des taxes, en- angmentant les devoirs.
Cest pourquoi ie lancerai une notice de saisie contre
tout eontribuahle qi aura n6glig6 de payer ses taxes
a Ia premiere demande on tyente jours apres la date
du present avis. J'avertis de plus lie public que lie
nantoriserain ersonnes (pas meme mes d6put6s) Il
recevoir cs diteS taxes mes deputies n'ftalt autori-
Sos a agir qu'eu lenr capacitt oiliciellc.
j espHre q uavec Iaide ct Ia bonne volonte dc toni
lie monde, jointes Il mes efforts incessants, lie me
t%rouverai, au Ter de septembre proclaim, en- mesure
de remplir honorablement mes engagements ct mon
Opelousas, s ~janvier 1856.
Z. Y. mAtRM1, thsg4f q sslsvtvxr l
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CHAS. N. EALER EFT Gle. "viennent de
~ receyoir IN grand assortment de Bellies MON
BlJOUTERlE, ETC., dc differences qualities,
quils ofient a des prix reduits, pour du compliant.
Toute espece d'ouvrage, concernant leur meter, sera
execute dune maniere satistaisante. NJ. Ealer con
tinuera a bonner son attention personnclle 4 la repa.
ration des Montres. ct dams cette occupation il tache-
ra de faire plaisir a ses nombreux amis ct au public.
Bureau. enc. DIES rues Maine ct Landry, Opelousas.
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A VENDRE.--Le soussigne vendra a l'ami-
N able son Mulatre GEORGE, age de trente ans.
bon macon, excellent cltisinier ct domestiquc. Pour
les pllticularites, s'adresser a ce bureau, on Il
JONATHAN HARRIS.
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nRY GOODS.--The undersigned has just
~ arrived from NewOrleans with a large and
splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which lie will sell at moderate prices.
p'''N'" 'N r HoLL1ER, Fills.
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lLD TYPE METAL, suitable for COTTON
Chs H. NE u Sks sfss.
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0NEzIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire Public
~ dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
aux Opelousas. Avril Z.
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r Z DOCTEUR +. BURR, Dentiste, apres
~ yingt-cinq ans d'exp6rience dams so profession,
oitre SEES services all public en- general, on lie trouyera
menre tout pres du VILLAGE. Mars IL.
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POGERS & DEJEAN, Encanteurs Pub.
~ lies dams ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry. Blu
reau aux Opelousas.
GEORGE N. ROGERS. EvARIsTE DEJEAN.
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u TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marchands
LIZ COMMISSIONERS, encoignure DIES rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouyelle-O Orleans.
BENZ. ToLEDANO. j. M'DONALD TAYLOR.
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NEW FALL GOODS
~ B~EAuCnAMP & WILKINS
Washington, La,
Have in store and are receiving by every steamer
from NewOrleans every variety of
FANCY IND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing,
and every thing necessary for Plantation use.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
made on consignments of Cotton and Sugar to MIL
LER IL FORESTER, NewOrleans.
NEW GOODS
~ The undersigned have just opened a large as
sortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
Hardware,
Crockery,
saddlery,
Groceries, etc. etc.
~ The attention of Ladies' is called to their ex-
tensive and well assorted stock Of
FINE GOODS,
such as Cashmcrcs Muslin de Laine, Silks, Cloth
of all %colors, Embroideries, TelUet and Plush Trim
mings, Lacrs, Glcyes, etc. etc.
All of which they offer on liberal terms and mod
crate prices. GENIN, POIRET & CO.
FRESH DRUGS.-P. LEoNcE HEBRARD
y & Co. have just received an assortment of
Drugs,
Medicines,
Paints,
Oils,
Glassware,
Varnish,
Patent Medicines,
Clysopompes (new style), etc.
which they will offer for sale cheap at the usual
terms. May II.
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lHHN MACDONALD, Ing6nieur Civil ct
y irpentenr, oare SEES services au public, il ex-
imm6diatement toutes les commandes qIi lui
seront donntes. S'adresser a Mr.. Charles N. Ealcr,
encoignure DIES rles Maine ct Landry, Opelousas,
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-DiskaCM|
~ Parish of st. Landry. No. 1917. .Ehkt
John X. Pickett, deceased, late Of the PadAdA|
Landry. 81
CHARLES C. PICKETT, of the Parish Of Poa.Ca|
pee, Administrator of the estate d said deasa|
having filed an annual account of his s~dmhHTa|
of said estate, accompanied by his petition, pnJy|
that the saE~~1hay be homologated and splrM|
And whereas, the prayer of said petition y Va
granted by an order of Court, bearing dste Dws
Der %, 1855;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to al paxab|
terested to show canse, if any they can, within VII
days from the date hereof, why said sccount ha
not be h~omologated and approved.
Clerks dee, Opelousas, December %, 1854
A. GARRIGUE, Cat
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NHEODOSE S. ROBIN, Notaire Public
L dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
aux OpelOusas.
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Puteht MedIclnes,
Clysopompes (new style), etc.
which they will offer for sale cheap at the usual
NAV ~,
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TNHE undersigned will continue the buain.~ ~
i late firm on his own account, and. hesA,ssss
a continuance Of the patronage heretotore ss,ts,si
to the house. RTry
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JOSEPH d. RICHARD, Notaire Public
y dams ct pour Ia Paroisse 81. Landry. Son bureau
est au Grand C6teau. 10 Mai. 4.r.
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GABEREL, Encanteur Publiqut
~ ct Collector pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bu
reau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
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NHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Avocat, ofTre ses
SEES services a SEES amis ct au public du Quatorzi-
eme ct Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril Z. 5Q -
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X7ILLIAM III. SPENCER, Avocat.-
w Exercera sa profession dams les differences
Caars du lime District Judiciaire. Par son assidui-
test son industrie il compile meriter encouragement
pE Tic. Bureau aux Onelousas,
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VALERY ROY, Collector, oifre respect
' ueusement SEES services CONNIE tel, au public.
Tout ordre, laisse au magasin dc Ney & Ilstorge, sera
promptement execute.
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FOR sALR

FoR sALE+A DESIRABLE R,.,.--
Il the Town of Opelousas. Posss.a; aslDaScl b
mediately. For further particulars ino oyr sivent
EALER, at this office. AAaune Of CT.
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A LPHONsE DEBAILLON, Encanteur
"A Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui OIL an bureau dc I. s.
Robin sera promptement execute.
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JOSEPH CHENIER, Collector pour la
= Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau aux Opelonsas.
nEBAILLON & CARRIERE, Consigna-
u taires, Expeditionnaires ct Marchands Com
Missionaries, Washington, La. N4
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ND. p. DOREMUS, Dentiste, offre respec-
LIZ tueusement ses services 4 SEES alnis ct au public
en- general. Tout ordre lasse a ce bureau sela
promptement execute. Opelousas, 3 Mars, 1855.
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JUDICIAL NONICEs

GTATE OF LOUJsIANA-DhfRtC ou
~ Parish of st. Landry. No. 1916. ( ~
Joseph p. Guillory and Emile Deshotsla Nm
DAMIEN GU1LLoRY, of tie Parish Of g. Inh
Administrator Of the Estate Of Joseph T. GuNsnH
and Emile De.hotels, deceased, having 6la
final tables Of the said estate, accompanied NH
petition praying for the homologation and sppnN1
ofthe same; and whereas, the prayer Of said paa
has been granted by an order Of Cout, datsdjls
uary 8, 1856; GE
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 10 u
sons interested to show cause, il any they ha
within thirty da5s.3 the date hereof, WI
tabiean should not be honologated and approved
Clerks Office, Opelousas, January IL, iM
L. LASTRAPEGt Geh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11
New Publications.

The law OF Railways, &c, &c, by Leonard
Shcliord, Esq, with copious notes, and ref
erences to English ard American decisions,
by Milo l.. Bennett, l.. l.. D. In two vol.
umes. Vol H. Burlington, Chauncey Good
rich, 1856.
We noticed some time ago the first volume
Of this important and valuable work A
complete synopsis of the contents Of this vol
ume, which, like the first one, contains above
600 pages, would far exceed our limits, We
notice the treatment Of cases concerning the
occupancy Of lands by Railroad corporations,
the taking Of materials, the crossing Of high
ways, and Of farm crossings, the construc
ton of bridges,-of questions where injuries
to mines, &c are done of those concerning
the liabilities Of corporations as carriers, for
negligence Of their servants or agents, for
damages where personal injuries nre sustain
ed for damages arising from injuries to cat
tie, from sparks Of engines, &c.,-of ques-
tons concerning the sales and leases of rail-
ways, the different modes of procedure
against them, g., &c. 4 copious list Of ca
ses referred to, and an ample index to the top.
les in both volumes, are to be found in this
volume. The entire work must be one OF
great value to the legal profession, and we
hope the enterprising publisher will be am
ply remuneIated for the expense incurred in
bringing it out in so good style.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11

st. Augustine, Dec. 18th, l,j5.
81. Augustine is queer old place ever
mortal laid eyes on. Built originally in old Span
ish time, little this side of the year the plan Of
its founders has been pretty we'll adhered to by all
who have built since aal without doubt worthy
signor Melenlez who is sail to have laid the first
cornerstone, and his spanish sailors with bearded
lips" would recognize it without trouble, could
they come into the narbJl more in their stout
carLyel. The Fort and the Barracks are considered
the limits of the city, and between them may
walk mile. The city is principally built on three
streets running anything bat parallel with the
ter. Honest Mclcn1sz must have been uncommon
ly halpy when he marked out those streets, they
crook So pcrseyeringly, first one way aad then the
other. Every street Of any len;th i. crooked
too: which arran;ensu ofcourse takes away much
of the pleasure in looking down the street to see
who's coming, This done, it is supposed TO
prevent the streetsfr from being raked with musketry
The more modern house. are built of wood, the
older Of col1ini stone, which is quirried more
less all along the coast. It is not s;5us properly
speaking, bein; only a con;lomcrate Of broken
-holl' soft AMI friable when first qparriei, but
hardening by exposure. 1t is of E,rcut degrees
Of fnencss Twas t'll ons man had a beautiful
run Of s;pne for c-istmill ma lie of It, which had
but one fault, they delyc el quite as mlci cyr as
sot. This stone rla-tcre :, makes nice house.
bi, "a the plaster is u.utly put directly on tie
wall, without Turing, rather damp ones. Most of
the houses look oil and m SCRABBLE, while here aud
there one deserted AMI ruined, give the place a
very desc ate appearance. Not many Of the old
Spanish houses remain landing at the present time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11
Missouri Nobs in Kansas.


The li,5anliug Of those who were in arms
has hcgn followed 10y new outragc' in Kanels
The 18th Of December was the diy assigned
for ,ctin. in Kausi, whether the people
would Or would not ,iol, the state Consti-
tuition proposed hy thc Convention at roro- .
ka. OF course such n straightforward and T.
rcacynllc procedure Wy tie proper inhooi .
tauts of the territory, WAS not to be allowed
to 20 on by the " popular sovereignty men
Of the Dave Atcisou stripe in Missouri 50
from Platte county they pushed over by boat
loads to l,aveuwrtl broke into the room
whore the voting was done, (m',t ol the
people being cJnc TO dinncr) demanded the
ballot boxes Of tue clerk lett in charge OF
them,--a man nlmcd Payne dubbed a judge
by the lirltical legislature, crying out "s
he presented his loaded revolver, " No ID
parleyins- take the box I'd d--n it, take
the box'-knockcl down one Of the clerks
as he made his way into the street, seized
the ballot box aud rpl-books and carried
them of and broke up the election.
Tao correspondent Of the rribun. says one
of the leaders then huanged their follow
crs in tho following classic style
You'c my boys yes, will call YOU my
| ,allod A response till thought he had an in
icrcstin. family lie did net - altogether
like the treaty taat had been made vita the
" Ah,litionists,' their arms ought to have
been gwen up ItliS suggestion seemed to
rive immense satisfaction to his audience J,
| A.. . 81, q 4 hnr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11

As for news from Congress, there is none
worth speaking Of The Senate meet once in
two duys, talk little and adjourn, waiting
for tho House to be organized The members
of the House meet, make short speeches ONO
account, define a few positions, some one
makes a motion, perhaps 70 decide the Speak
crship in some new mode, which q majority
refuse to do, and they tncn ballot again and
adjourn, The lettcr-writers keep saying
there will be an election 50 there will be Il
break so,-there will be change of candi-
date so,-the matter will be ended day after
tomorrow, 1T will not be ended for month
to comc.-Sc., &c. all equally without any
authority, or any possible interest. Some oi
them are earnest that the people should make
Il stir and instruct their representatives
which the people seem to be in no hurry tt
do. At any rate, here in Vermont, we near
to elect men to Congress who have braint
! enough to determine what is best to do undei
such u condition of things, and frmnes
enough to do it. If they need calling to &C
count hereafter, we shall find that out in du
time. For the present, we are quite willin,
to trust them to do the work which the Con
stitution and the laws prescribe for them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING. JANY. II.

formal 4 literary friend once urged upon
us the preparation of Il volume illustrative Of
the literature Of Vermont, aud when We cN-
pressed l0unt rs 60 materials, be sat down
with pencil il hand, AMI gave us catalogue
of names, in view Of which we felt equal sur
prise and delight. Sons and grandsons Of
Vermont. as cntcrprising as their ancestors,
arc merchant princes in boston, New York ,
and ia tic rising cities Of the West. 1t has
been proposed to organize in this city an As
s,.ilruu of So>s OF NlNUoNr, to celebrate
t.. l..l- and r,rprtuate the spirit Of their
an. &c., llnw can her sons, however scat
tered. .tN monument moro worthy than TIE
University Of the State, placed in possession
of the amrlcst means necessary for is uss
fulncss uul rcuoWn
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The Case Of Mr.. ChOntc

A correspondent from Underhill assures
US that the report Of the case wherein Mr.
Choate, the Post Master Of that place, was
fined for beating his daughter for reading
Know Nothing papers, gives wrong impress
sion where the facts are not all known. He
saws the prosecution was without the consent
or knowledge Of the parties interested, or
their friends-and that the complaint orig
mated in motives Of revenge with some who
were vexcd at his receiving the appointment
of p. N. vice Mr.. B. NJ. Burbank, X. y re-
moved-that the States Attorney said, had
he known all tho circumstances he should
have taken no notice of the compliant
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The y. Y. Evening Pos, on the Message.

INC ~ y Evening roNt on IN" Ncssngr.
Tho ,ross,...i /, o,;,. ,.,........
the sn,iort cr r,arn;,;,. ''U .niI;, tn s
british .tr,nv fir tI,.,r,r T., ,, - ''' -, ~
Il, mo. ,,o,,Y, -, 49,. ,,..ti '-
neyed suLiert or,c,t',a &c.,, W. ,''di "''@
shown Inv tho prr.iio,., i, ,r',.a,,,:..'. 1.''
listmrnf nf si.li.rs T., ,dr,, .'' ,n
acain.t Ep..i,' ,,i,i. H.. n'rr. ,;'i;,'
to allow soldier. a. h., r.,r,;,.I c'r,i,~
AGAINST K,ns,. w. . a.. wa
lo links oo,i,,.,. ..,,l ,'.... li;,.. ,,'.
cannnt rrotr,, t,,s,s ' ,l..,,'Io' w., I
Imagine that Kan.,y h. ip.,, ,'77r,,,.,.., r,l,
Ttiisd Stntrs v,. 1;,o..,laa ,,,i, ~
lection. nnJ ,i,t 49,, J}.','i;,., ,',ti ~.
virtue Of h.. air., I,, ,,"'',t T C.,, wy
armed invaders lr,., tlr rn,lir l,,Gs 'r.'
pnrarrll,h in vlirb ,ir ri,,., d,,..,.i'.-
The 1ta trn,,rlns i, E.,5,, :,
brief and in s,,,o ra.rar,. ~. ,,,,.,,-..''.,
that we d,t.,c, !, r,,,,i 49,. '''' -
" In the torrit,ry nj 49,. r'o.o t,,.
been nrt, nrrinii;I :, ,,,,',I .n,I,r ,.'
vet nonn l,n,c ,cc,,yroI ,te,l,, ,,;s, t",
! Ia iustirv ,bc i,,tcr,,".i,;n, ~ ~ r,II.I
| Exscutivc Tb,t n,i,,lj a,,l,,
obstruction +, lrdsr,i l,,y '
resistance to trrr,t"r1I lave a,.o W. ,Lr
! cb,r,,t,r 81 ;,..,,...,;. 80.
o''i'0toi VI resurrection, WHICH, II 1t should
oue"l' II "I"in pc my duty to overcome and
sulIresS' cherish the hope, however, that
eHG occurrence 81 any such untoward event
WIN NC prevented W the sound sense of the
| P'oPic VI inc territory, VINO, " its orLanit
Jaw possessing the night to determine their
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11

The mean temperature of 1853, G5.o3 > differs
very little from the mean Of the 18th preceding
years, Ci.se7 being OIL - warmer. The fall Of
water t3s 80 in.) 65s inches than the
average annual fall during the Il preceding years,
and abou, 10 inches more than in 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-11

CRrrn ~, 1ur ,nyx,.rr,-,o< p,nr,- --rbo
ra,.arn Of thn Nissnnri cn,n,ro,nis.. act ,r,s
national and saved th. man II. rsnsI ,rIs
ais, nn,ionni und .,y,i rho I,nitr is no.
enactment wouIJ h., .,rti,n,I ami ,y,nyj d's-
trov The I,ni,n INV r.,.nr~ If ~, .r,yo
LnI.Icr. far IN" hcnafi f. ,i,,orr ,r t.. ~.
tension i nati,n,I md must J., .,L,,.i,.
n n.y. Tho Tn;nn viii di..,lyc III, ~.n,I.
mu.t haTc ,I,n r,,,tr,I ~ rho ,,,,,rr,,c,, in
oll il. drr,rtnIrn,s ,r tL. aT,.rnr,rnt L..
comes se,,iional md the Union r,ri-Ll. Thr
noo,la of tLc ,,rrito,i,s NAV r,ntrnI tLnir
nwn institutions ,r-,id.J ,lyrsiina ,l.'n.,
tabIish,ncnt NJ si,ycry ntLar,yi.a n,, r,
oxclnde >laror,. rr,,,, ,,,,, t,,,r;,'.r s,.,;-
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