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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

MODERN PRoPHET.-A fellow writing TO the
Union Democrat says President Buchanan and all
the members Of his Cabinet will die before their
term of Office expires and that in 1866 Queen Vie
toria will unite her Kingdom to the United States
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

Doctor Pley could imagine nothing more
insipid than a man and wife living together
more than thirty years, without single con
iugal quarrel-Erehange.
How could they have single conjugal
quarrel
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

GEERIT SMITH has withdrawn his thousand dol
lars month from the Kansas fund-says that he
don't know what has been done with the money
and that no amount of "shriekingn will induce him
TO "bleed" another cent
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

CARSON TERguoRY.--The St. Louis Republican
advocates its formation, as means of curbng and
conining the growth of Mormonism.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

ASorHER-The bank of J. c. Palmer, (late Pal
mer, Cook Coz has at length fzzled.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

MARREn-C. b. Mcdonald, of the Sac. .qge, an
Estelle Potter the actress, were married Nov 29tl
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

u,gE CITIZENS OF JACKSON AND vICIN-
/ ity are respectfully informed that the Great
Actress. Vocalist and Delineator,
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

ScnooTs IN TUoLuMNE.--There are 1850 school
children in Tuoumne county.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

DEAD.-A. NJ. Zabriskie, promising son of Co
J. c. Zabriskie. died recently in Honolulu
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-05

The miners are just getting fairly to work
at Clinton with a fine prospect of good sue
cess
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

for weapons One OF the Irishmen was soon f1oored
but he recovered in time to second the other in driy
the robbers out of the house.
The fellows left behind them Ratchet. two clubs
two hats. and a lccket. The latter is we'll known
and identifies one of the scamps
the left, and the officers ssy they shall soon
have the others, when they think they know
AIr. Smith was probably known to have money on
han and this was undoubtedly the Object of the at
tack
His mother, an old lady of 50 years. is ordinarily
the only occupant of the house and Mr. Smith owes
his life to the pr"vid ntia presence and assistance
Of the lrfahtfen Physicians say that his wounds
Though severe. will not prove fatal
P. s. Westuver Gill ert and Fitch have been ar.
rested and have confessed Inc fourth-Vincent-
VIII f"'n lie caught, they are all young unmarried
Americans residents Of New Britain
MIR Smith Is not SD well tkis afternoon He ha.
received five severe wounds on the he a.
The l"rits arrrstt Were -Aalnine,! before Jus.
ice y. Il. B:s>rt' on Saturday night who bound
them over for trial before the Super or Court, in
the SUN Of $4,000 each
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
Local.

Tho Superior Court wound up the affairs Of the
r;a. if and defendants. drew up and frightened
unt their couutcnanc,s. us might BE-, settled with
the L,wyt,s and provided home for SoIae Of the
residents in the county house little farther east.
tcsie giving them ride at the State expense be-
fore going into these quarters, and then wound it
self u, and adjourned on saturday the 18th Of De-
G, ,ni'er, A D 1871.
On Monday it had before il Of old Jnsette
(iriswod boy that seemed possessed Of many OF
his idiot mothers propcnsics, from infancy exhibit
ing a COMPOUND of dcpravity, i,iiocy and lunacy.
The jury not regarding him safe I" be at large
brought him in guilty of theft He has once before
been in the State Prison. and taken out and
sent to the Eetrest. For State, Scdgwek and Bron-
SIN For prisoner, Seymour and sandro!d
Tuesday was petty much coupled in trying to
maize out whether clap had been drunk Or not
The Jury thought he hatn been; and so Se':g"lck
and Peck, AMI Granger and Graves spent deal OF
breath for nothing.
Wednesday gave us the result Of OK dcker. S'e!-
ton VS. CaStle Prince defendant being ordered 10
l,rl, over so and costs.
Ih,!rs,iay-Jao b .eh1,$on Janes Norris The
principal question IN this appears t" be whether
the plaintiff! is entitled to pay for betting which was
had ii. grist saw and cider mi Is erected y the
plaintiff for defendant, under contract to furnish
the necessary wheels shafts pulies saws &c. and
to place the mill in 'running order, 40 as to "pe-
ratu wvll-tke res. question reing as to whether the
Mill could be ir s'ch condition with the betting
renewed For plaintiff. Phelps, HOLSTER and
Graves 10, defendant Cothren and Hubbard
Sate vs Hiram Corlis Information foI horse steal
ing Plea guilty For the State, C. F. Sedgwick
State Attorney.
State vs.. Denil Cri,'"ol".-lnft rmati"n for THEFT
Jury trial Verdict guilty. For the State c. +.
Sclgwick for defendant, Seymour and Hichox
State vs. Henry Ese'er Information for theft
Plea guilty Sentence two sea,s it State Prison
For ST ,te c. F. Se,lcwic!S
St:r VS.. SINE Mnry Klelsr - Information for burg
larn,lsv entering the store Of Homer Skidmorc o
Rc.Ilcm, with intent to steal. Plea guilty. Sen
te.co one year in State Prison. c. F. Sedgw OK fol
the State.
We are in receipt of several large cars of corr
grown on the farm f Mr.. ChaS CoggsweE of New
Preston One of them has 81 rows. the other is the
common, eight rowel kind and very large in kernel
and IA inches in length. Shows what New Preston
and cultivation can do.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

Such was the man. If the waters of the Gulf have
closed over him. there is good reason to sup
pose, how signaily has the hand of Providence vim
dlcated itself. In one men ent sweeping him from
earth, and " unkneed and unc, fined laying his
bones to bleach among the coral caves of the deep
We will not n.oralize, however, too much, lest he
should still survv.-stil live to meet what seemed
far more appropriate destiny.
P. S. We are right in Our remarks, that we had
best not nnoralzc TOO much, lest the chap should
turn up after a!l-"hi,h he has done. landing his
troops nnder the eye of Of var, which t. ok
no notice of Linn. Surely the is born to 1t
hanged.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
THE MOST sKEPr1cAL PEOPLE

Can be convinced by trial that all the famsy msdi
cines are not humbug, and that among the thous-
ands of butterfly life there are few of great merit
and undonbted worth. Of these, Dr.. SAESuRp's II.
vIGoRAToR OR LIVER REMEDY, stands first and fore
most among the remedi,s of the day that can te
relied on medicine that is all it is recommend
ed by its proprietors. 1t advertses itself every
trial. for there none who use it but tell their
friends to do So and it goes from mouth to mouth
till all the people of the Union have learned the
good of this truly valuable medicine. 1t ia recon-
mended, with testimonials to prove its virtue, for
the of liver complaints of every kind from the
worst dyspepsia to a common headache. and is par
ticularly adapted to jaundice, deranged stomach.
bowel complaints, and diseases Of children, (Sce
advertise ment)
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
FATE OF GEN. HALKER.

'There is prevalent impression. says the Ne"
York Tribune which every day seems 10 >trcng H.
en- that Gen. William Walker and lis advanced
corps of the Fill Expedition have found
graves beneath the waters of ,ie Guit lie steamer
Fashion which bore them away was not y No. i'll
sea.goin gu tsitieS, an the long time which has
ela sed since she left without ii rgs from ic just
6es apprehensions that she has g'ne t" the hottrm
with all on board: Another weeks silence would
60 far to convert this presumption into certainty.
If this presuming Fiibuster has indeed found y
grave at tho bottom Of the sea, it is an exit from
the world few7of US anticipated tor him ;; hanging
was the death every one supposed be w"Gi Know
and that the galows should have been disappointed
seems scarcely more strange than unfortunate.
General Walker father had been Il banker in
Scotland. audengrated to the United States in 1870
Walker himself was born in 1874, but lna.iiteste II
rowing disposition. AT al. carly age he graduated
sucUessyely IN law, physic. and divinity travelled
for u year In Europe; returned to the States, and
became the edltur OF u newspaper in New Orleans
thence proceeded to San Franlsco in California, IN 4
similar capacity, which he renquiscd tn take COM,
mand of the Suno expedition. In stature Gen
Walker WIS but little over ) feet 4. His features
were described rs and imlslssible his square
chin and long jaw denoted character, but hi, lips
were full and mis- moath not well formed; his eyes
were universally spoken OF us the striking feature Ut
his facet u sngularly light grey, they were so
large and Fixed that in dlsIelrvoiype the eyelia
is scarcely visible. His manner Was remarkably
self possessed, and some of his most ininiae friends
who have been with him throughout the most try
ing scenes OF his Nicarasuan experiences, have aS
serted that under no circumstances have they ever
observed him to change unIehancc. even to laugh
TO alter i'll the smallest ues:ee his show and pre-
cisc mode Of dctiun. He M all times taciturn,
and when he did speak it 1seCsiy t. the point
He manifested a cuntemptuons indifference TO dan
ger without being reckless, and altogether seemed
better Gua.sd to inspire confidence and respect
among awlsss than ~ shine in sivisei society.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

HoLLowAY's PIIIs.-Delicate females, who suffer
from those peculiar disturbances Of the system Incl
dent to the gentler sex. will find in these Fills
safe remedy for all the functional disorders under
~n'cn they may labor. Acting specifically upon
. .ne ioGa rreguiarity, and generally upon the sys-
y remove the immediate cause Of suffering. snd In
vgorate all the bodily organs which have been n.
fected by sympathy Herewith In the three most
perllous phases OF female existence viz the dawn
termed the change of life" the Alternative and rs
st"raive properties of these Pills render them In
to the feebler sex
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

Our hllngsgate neighbor Of the Gaz-,,e ac.us
rs us q""rkrTy. b"c"u,e We publish Dr. AYER's
advertisements Now this same editor knows
The Ph"rnnropria itself is not more free from the
>n>plri'ns of quarkrry than his mt dicinps, He
knows they endorsed by the medical jour-
OF this county. are used and prescribed by our
hes, physicians, and have the Communications Of
professors and eminent men of character too ex-
"Itrd fer his comprehension, and he knows too
that they have done and are doing in this comuu.
nifty All amount Of good which the utmost stretch
4 his ability Gan never hope to equal.
Berks Co. Press, Reading, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

The New Yor!. City Banks have resumed specie
payments. they were suspended just sky days.
vifh box of bullion their heels which grew
box, hen they had to lesun,e to save .heE. frcm
dying Of plethora and sntfoeation. All the country
Banks, and the Bosting Banks, and Hartford and
New Haven and Bridgeport have resumed too. OF
ale a going to in G day or go. SO VIC suppose ing;
hand and all the rest of mankind will have a good
time .ni br jolly.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

Con LIVER On IN CoNsuMrTios.-Why Il "a
Oft fails-why it should no, be regarded as |, !.
by great many, as an almost "specifc." See
what DR.. BLISS says Of it in his advertisement
of this week. To be found in another column. Ey.
Try person predisposed to disease Of the lungs,
should not fail to read it carefully.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
<PEfEEL NOTICES.

CURE FOR DYsPEpsIA.-The Oxygenated Bitters
have been successfully used in some OF the worst
cases .f Dyspepsia record. and proved to lie the
best remedy ever discovered for the cure OF this
troublesome disease. W
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
Christmas and New Year,
December IS, 1857, and January I, 1859.
$4,000 WORTH OF
t@
FOR SALE AT TIE LOWEST PRICES. At

FOR SALE AT TIE LOWEST PRICES, At
No. Is State street, Hartford, Conn.
CONSISTING OF
Rubber, Tin, Iron other Toys by the ten thousand
Fancy Goods, in endless variety
Wax, China. Rubber and other Dolls and Doll Heads
Card Cases of all descriptions
Papier Mache and Wood Writing Desks, Boxes, &c.
Purses, Wallets. Pocket Books, and
Pearl, steel, ,elvet, silver leather Portemonnai'
Penknivcs Erascrs. Scissors and Shears;
Chessmen, Domin es Backgammon Boards Men, &C.
Games. innumerable for Youths;
Gold Pens Gold Pencil Cases Tooth Picks, &c.
Wax Tapers Water Colors, from cents to 81 = boz
Small Bureaus Thread Stands and Mirrors;
Wedding "fxius Ieticules Travelling Bags, Cigar
Cases
Watch Stands, Opera Glass O. Perumory;
With other Holiday Presents, too numerous TO
mention.
ALSO ALWAYS IN HAND EVERY KIND o.
Stationary. Blanks and Blank Books.
Together with
JOB, CARD. AND FANCY STEAM PRINTING
On as reasonable terms as elsewhere, by
"a st ELlHU GEER, 16 State street.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
Special Notice,

We last week informed on, subscribers that after
the expiration of two weeks from thst date, We
should insist upon holding on to twenty-five cents,
for each individual who did not pay in advance,
We now repeat the aet-assuring all that according
to our calendar, the time expires week from to.
day. In connection with this would notify sew
efal advertisers in columns, that it woul@n {.
be unbecoming i'll taem to pay especially thosc
who call upon us to make public their family guar
reis. 1t is bad enough to circulate the reports Of
domestic scandal, but to do it without pay, is tam
pesing with good nature rather too largely.
THEREFORE, TAKE MITCH
-SuBscatBERs AND aDvEgTIsEss-that we do not
work for the pleasure Of it, but for y-caaii-Lank-
able money-neither aXe helves, wagon t:Its or OK
bows, nor vegetable currency And that We want
pay, and that as we are punctual il. our bl<i-
tess, desire and deserve reciprocity Of action.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
AUCTION /!

T II o'clock. on Monday, the 2lst day Of the
: present month l shall on the premises, srll
I y order Of the Probate Court to the highest bid
Ter all the Real Estate of SALMON KNAPP, in
this town being Farm of about 20 Acres Long
credit and immediate possession given.
g. p KALAMAZOO, Conservation.
Warren, Dec. s, 1851 u33
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

StUPERFINE WHEAT FLOUR at 5000 per hbl.
~ EXTRA do d." at So so do.
at A. C. SMITH & Co.'S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
MARRIED,

At Torrington. ON the I'd inst, by Rev. ]. A. Nc
Kihstry, JOHN NJ WADHAMs, of Goshen, and MY
RANTHA d. GILLErT, of Torrington.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

N BRONSON of South street. has lately IT,
ceved another lot Of CHOICE GooDs, mostly In
the Dry Goods line, to please the ladies, which only
needs call to satisfy them that he needs no eit..
rial pu such as the West street merchants have r..
cevsd in order to set his goods flying all over the
country
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

rUNHE undersigned dS-not intend TO be undersoli
Il by any one, and are willing to give credit TO-
those who are worthy. A. G. SMITH q Co.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17
Lo 8 IT .

an THE ROAD TO THE LAKE A GENTLE
" MANS FUR GLOVE The finder in request,
either to return the at this office. or to call
md get the mate to it,
iitchtield Dec. -. 1851. u34
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

UOUNG HYSON TEA "a cents per h., at
WARNER BROTHERS,
n EW LAYER RAISINS IA cents per h., at
~ WARNER BROTHERS.
WE are selling Flour which gives entire salts
w faction to every buyer for So so per Dbl.
WARNER BROTHERS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-17

DRIME PORTO RICO MOLASSES at 32c per
II gallon OF 10 gallons for So. at
WARNER BROTHERS.
II % LBS. Light Brown Sugar for 81 at
n - WARNER BROTHERS
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

Rdrer, Bacon 4 Cas- Pianos,
NWIklELN PIANOS IRON thu H,ovc
manufacturers. seven now an hand.
the balnner shipped la, NINTH pst .hip
NieI.hurg and sheppard Knapp. These
Pianos are 10 we'll known IL Memphis
aud the surrounding country, that further
notice from w. is unnecessary, culy add.
Ing that W. cHn afford and will eli them
at less prices than heretofore.
MCKINNEY 4 90.
l92 Nlaln street. Mcmphis.
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"TnL MEI.AlSuTipg.


Isl Main street, opposite Wo' han House,
Memphis, Tennessee, has tho exclusive
ught cl that aitv for the MrLAiNutYPl
PATENT. They are much superior to
the paeast,ru,ypc, Ambl OF spher.
e',yrc, and rcsi jus, the sane. Give him
. fair trial. molly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

kINJltN u tho-r UNIVERSAL, popular
- Plano forirs i've nov IN store. and
eleven To- arrive per ships liiawathn md
Marathon, and barb Atla..-all VI which
will hc peid ", extremely .her, nro6,s, b,
MCKINNEY 90,
~? MAIN street. Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19
UANPEt1NG.


LIN PIANOS from the world. rnowns
- Wanufueturrfs, Nessfs thickcfing a
sons, the o%riflhal iunaa hiekerins. we're
shipped 70 us un thr liih II February.
p"r ship Mnllhar. md will be received ~
q ies days, which w shall nnrf IN sale
NJ The h,amfaeiufefa' prices, expense. VI
transportation adiitl mi,
MCKINNEY 60,
lp2 Main street, Memphis
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

xNN'lN nW 'ihulnvrilhir AMI lthr W.
u Journal" Published In Nrw ,otl
'iiy, Nu,cmhcr unmhen pmge 1885,
"flIk MlLAlsuTirL.
"Ihis style ~ pic,Wp w have spoken
VI ~ q I0fmer number, aud ~ eln olly
add here that our lrcdie uan ~ 70 Their
carahihtt n supervising tn An rot,pe.
Is fast bccoming realized. thete II a
pleasing artistic efeoi hbnst 'rnm tia,
can never be- prolncclhy the A~mhru,,re,
This. together with the psriect ease With
which ,hcy can be made, the certainty uf
their everlasting quality. and the impa.
siiali'y u their destruction by any u
,hc.e accidents which would he the ruin
Of an %ambrc,ypc, will secure ,hsir yeuesaI
adOrtion.n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

Albert ". frsd 4 COS Pianos!
hight PIANOS from tho mnnnfnc,e.
Ia y Of \. ". Iadd h Co. kosinn.
shipped tn IL, slip Marathon. Th,se
Pianos will b. la herr NEAT vek, and
su he sold Ipv b, McklNNEN 4 90,
W. Maip street, Memphis, Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

Rossrcod Parior Fuwiig,e,
DlrH and ficean, Rosewood psrior
~ suits, covered with two AMI three
b~rccaieIles, Satin 10 LANES. Plush and
lsair Cloth, for .ale yer, low At
MckiNAkv 4 CO.'S.
clfc'iis tn wor.hsm House.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

Fise Chsmter ftrrnwrsi
10 Wruh, Nshoyaey, Walnut sri
III uas Cheaset Suits complete, "a.
r,ing IN pf'ccs ON ssu tn pG4p rss ~
at iekiNNEi 4 cos
Opposite " Nor.ham iipuse.
ns.5r Msnehs resMe.Ssc.
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STNR tAIsIIt.RN.'
go Main street, Memphia, Tennessee,
IRE ASTONISHING rug WORLD
~ sitb their NEW AID vAtrA ABLE
pKlrfSs Il masinr Iift. sllhD por.
lrait4 .Nfsvt upon tanvass. and cclorcd
10 uiI, BY one u the hrs, artists IN the
toun'ry.
Tlss have hser 70 great cVenrs b pro.
cnrii- the exclusive tlrht ior maxim.
these celebrated Photographs On c.nvne.
tni having fstri M an entire nee srf.
bio Tor this bras NJ VI NJ A. t.sr a.
prepared 10 .xcau,c N 'or's.> sen, 20
,hrin W mail from psr~e veosyp.s. a
any o.hsr sini AZ picture that sss b
s"nt. IN r,rvt from spszaet soss. ,
alcvs II hair should accompany tho M.
lite. with . nail deception n eehss Of
hair, v,c-, compile sicn, s,e.-all piesursu
w%rrrsusei rrtfsct hkencscs. ms Is the
only opportunity 81 securing . tfc.lke
piesare fsnm . faint r~snlisns~a s adrar
ifwnd. lse,ns so.ercd in oil gsnn can
ssss Il is impsrahsblc. rsr.cas visiting
the city shashA ~ fail 10 ,isit t'ARKA
rErLOw'S SsGpiio II riNE ARTS,
who're oil Aiss>s ~ PICTURES kuews IL
the art. are nads In IL NOS, perfect
style and Hnssh.
CO t,an's tails rivewse~lt si;-ly
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t,ansbsr Furniture!
GEVERAL scts beautiful black eWsu
- e'led md fanny painted Chsmbsr
Furniture. To- ssle .,
NckiNNEy cos,
u. as n street, Memphis, Tenn.
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sfh ilint 100 no tefma n 4
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LATEST ~AklsIvAL.S!!.
NEW GoQOa.
WE are pow il ssssipl d 1 are,
NV rnPtsp d 90 hsQuiiul - -.
s~sussnsspsinS s,csA % y fk9'N
FANCY and STAPLE DRY coo NJ
ZOOS .ssSiss = ~ si lsK
Elegant S,lks. (~irssniinev,
Penges S,lks, 0Hrsge s,n, On.
gapdec llosss, lacrs NJ
ever, variety, Exaais,le Lace
SETS aud E,nbfusdsr,es,
q wei tsssirsisn--sll lsssas stvles.
a general and cnuplese sssersn~us a,
Pfantnw tiseass t1uiss' (isshst pss,.
and Fancy Csssimess and v,stisuu a H.
nsss approved psssens; Nm snd 1ovp'
Furnishing Good ; llasa, CspA le:ss
and enses Iss0hs, vsHsss, Vsspes
Bsxss Csrre,ise And NssGns, oah q.
disicn, all article. ssuslN ~ e.
lisss Az u vAieA ~ 49, sIaise
vsry Inv lee cauAA
~ uss. y AeAl, - WFasnW.
selves ,sa shall have ttss<Dv r.
- ss~ isvs, uerla ptsA
HDosk = mon
Nemr1ss. Alsat I, iRss.Nll.Ns
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