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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20
Prairie aa CEaiem-its Changes
and DesGimy-M0ut.efl House.
st.,nErnatfs

EEdsEEc O1s ChssCsS As'
and DesGimy-NoSa:eil House.
sss,xEr0ads.
Prairie du Chien is not the saline Prairie
du Chen We used to visit and tell Of years
900. The old French huts and houses of
century are not there. The Indian mon
uments and mounds have been desecrated'
The deserted u. S. Barracks are reduced
to a row of skeletons-bleached BY re-
freshing reign of peace. The men 20 ms
yoonoy born of Prairie du Chen have most
all zone to a world of spirits and just men
made perfect; Brisbois and Dousftian
and some more are there but the pro-
oressiye elements of modern civilization,
railroads and other patent machinery, have
drove them into the shades OF life. ID
dian habits and French soup, songs and
legends, arpens and PACK horses are all no
more, except in the form Of modern city
lots-so far as soul and song can be made
into substance, surveyed and titled. Hence
forth and forever, Prairie du Chen is a new
city-a fast city on the Mississippi river,
where the NJ. d NJ Railroad jumps aboard
steamers and off towards St. Paul. Old
Prairie du Chen died and was buried II
tS4e when her foster father the U. S.
Army left her an orphan. New Prairie
du Chen grew as May flower from the
grave of her fathers, and is now bloom
ing maiden with red cheeks and a mouth
for pies, eyes that sparkle at the sight OF
gold, ears open to every whisper of the
speculator, heart that throbs at the words
Financial panic,' arms outstretched III
commercial friendship with hands grasplng
New Orleans and New York, voice that
commands the Mississippi; to roll On for
gotten and a throat able to swallow
every bushel of grain and OK raised within
forty miles
1t was our pleasure to visit Prairie du
Chen last week and our luck to stop at the
NoadeU House, where the accommodations
are excellent, and we hope our Fl iends Wis
ting that city will remember the name
MondeR House; it will be recognised at
distance as there is large quadrangulat
sky light On the Top from which you can
see all over tht country. We found Prai-
RE du Chic a fully equal to what We have
promised it would be for several years; and
now as our first foretelling turns out cor
rect; we ask the reader to remember a new
page of the future of Prairie du Chen
which we are about to write. In few
months the Drnleith, Prairie du Chen and
Lacrosse Railroad will be built and the
cars running The census of Prairie du
Chen for 1850 will be 10000. twill be
city Of great wealth and first commercial
influence by 1860. There are more lots
laid off in Prairie du Chicn than vii. be
improved in 100 years, and in less than
three years lots may be had for about half
the present rate. In less than FIVE years
Prairie du Chen will be lighted with gas
and have fish market, a theatre, two
daily papers, several fire companies and a
free 6ght once week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

w Godey's Lady's Book, by L. 4.
Cooley, 1l3 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
Terms, copy one year 5000 copies
$500. The many warm friends Of this
able monthly are reminded that subscrip-
tons are in order at any time, and back
numbers supplied when ordered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20
Wisconsin Form BOOkS-latest

EH School REGISTERS and Schoo
Clerks Blank Money Orders for sale at the Herald Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20
SAWYER Wanted st Lancastp

VIZ ANTED Sawyer, one who is active and hsi SOL
w experience in saving oak luml G and an tI
charge of Muley. Saw. Constant employmen and d
wages will be given. MEYER & Girls WOLF
June 10th, 1857. SIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

RATES OF FARE.-1'he present rates OF
fare from Milwaukee to Prairie du Chen
and up the Mississippi, via. the Milwaukee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

PurNAM.-The friends of this ablest of
American Magazines are reminded that
the new volume commences in July. Ad-
dress Dix, Edwards & Co., 32l Broadway,
New York-Tsrn,s, $500 year, or two
comics one wear for $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20
Indepence Cotillion Party,
FT nnaUnnEU.

| At BOSCOBEL.
YJyHERE win DO Cotillon Party at the Marion Has
i in the village of Boscobel, the Sd day Of Isl
general attendance is respectfully so,icte!
sY Music and other luxuries provided profusely.
sat J. NJ ALGER, iropretol
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

Increrse, bU d9 cent SII,zUU
Commemorative are requested TO say,
saws the N. Y Eve. Post, that the state
ment Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company b ing about to pass the
July dividend is a groundless one. We
are informed that three per cent. has been
offered for such dividend and refused
The directors aver that their largel " increas
ed receipts and earnings will enable them
to carry out their policy of paying regular
dividends to their stockholders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

MILWAUKEE d MISSISSIPPI r. R.-The
earnings of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad, for the first eight days Of Jane
last,
are $27,7oo
Like period last ysar, 16,50o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

~ Services will be held In the Baptist Church
morrow, atI0% o'clock A. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

GE Wilson's new Map of Grant Co.,
for 1857 for sale at the Herald Office. Price $780, on
canvass with rollers, SO 90. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

ton, for sale at the Herald H6ice.
ALSO, State Maps of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

@ Jon PRINTING neatly executed o.
the Herald Gallinippea and IN the shortest notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-20

Blank Day Books, Pass Books, Pock
ct Records, &C., for sale at the Herald Office
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03
THE Beauty Of Bfush.-Goctlie. was

The Beauty Of u Blush. Goethe. was
in company will, amother and her dauglr=
ter, when the latter, being rsprovedEafor
some fault, blushed and burst into tears.-
lie said, GLOW beautiful your reproacl
has made your daughter. The crimson
hue and those silvery tears become her bet
ter than any ornament of gold and pearls.
Those may be hung on the neck Of wan
ton, but these are never seen disconnected
with moral purity. A full grown rose,
besprinkled with the purest dew, is not so
beautiful as this child blushing beneath her
parents displcasure, and shedding tears of
sorrow for her fault A blush is the sign
which nature hangs out to show whore
chastity and honor DWELL
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprirtors of the Altbeviile Bnuu.y and
sindcpcnde"t I,r"SS, have established the follow
ing rates OF Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less finn.
than three months will bc charged by the inscr
ton ns One Dollar per Square a. inch-the
space OF solid lines or less,) for tho first nscr
ton, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
sertom.
cN3" The Commissioners, Shcrifrs, Clerks ,,d
Ortlinarys Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers. each charging half price
es Sheriff S I.cvics, One Dollar each.
~ Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars
Advertising an Estray Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate
Advertisements inserted for three months or
longer, at tho following rates:
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Exceedingly Rich Bottom Land
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DLSIRICT
h. the Common Pleas.

William Wilson,
We; Foreign Attachment.
JAS A. Iid,lcll. Thomson & Fair, Attorneys
w lEREAS the Plaintiff did on the eleventh,
W day Of April, eighteen hundred and fiji
seven, file his declaration against the Defendant
Mho' 1t - said, is absent from aud without. ,be
l''nns OF tins State, and has neither wife nor
"'"ey hn"wh w'th'n the same, upon whom "a
copy OF the said declaration might be serv.d-
1t is therefore ordered that thr said ncics-
dant 40 arrenr aud plead to the said .leclaroti"n
on or before the twelfth day of April. eighteen
hu'1rc" and fty.ctght, otherwiS.. final and ab
soiute Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. --
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c.c.p.
: Clerks Office, April II, 1857 5I-lv :.
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IT II r M g..

Two DOLLARS per annum, if paid i'm advance.
."o DOLLARS and Fifty IrxTs il not paid within
Six "'oht''s' and rnrrE D""rArs if not paid be.
iore the end of the year All subscriptions not
limited at the time of subscribing, will bo con-
sidered as indefinite, and will be- continued unit;
"fre"r"ges are paid, or Il, the option of the Pro-
Prietors. Orders from other States must iurori
d6ty be accompanied with the Cosb
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"'7''S vi '7T11Ics VIII De c!'arScd IN proper
ton to the above rates
C:3 business Cards for the term of one yenr
VIII he charged in proportion to the space they
occupy, at One Dollar per line space.
sY3 For all advertisements sct in ,1ovLL, coJ-
"""' fHty per Cent. extra will be added TO the
al'nvc rates
DAVIS & CREWS,
f6r R"nmcr;
LEE Il WILSON,
Eny Jbr~ex
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NleloleOns and Harmonious Rented.

Persons who wiah to hire McIodcnns mud Har
m"niu'ns with II view Of purchasing ut the end
o' TIE year. can have the rent credited as part
P"!mch1 "' the purchase money. This matter
is worthy of special note, as 1t enables those who
desire it Fair ics of the Instruments before pur
chasing I" obtain it at the expense of the man
"',c'"rcrs. TO the extent ut least of years rent
'rIcrs t'"m any part Of the country or world,
sent direct t" the mannfIctory in Boston, with
e,'sn or satisfactory reference. will he promptly
parties were present, or employed an agent to
select, and on as resonnhlc terms
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03

Aninsals.-sterne says, that every animal
in the creation, as it grows older, grows
graver, except an old woman, and she grows
fisky. ss...,...
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

Valuable Farm for Sale.
N1E Subscribers being desirous TO rsno~.
n o'i"r for Snle their highly fertile LnnJ.'
lying i'll Pickcns District, S. C., on tho wotsrs oe
Eighteen Nile Creek, containing 53l acres~
Upon said farm are 100 acres of
Exceedingly Rich Bottom Land
u reasonable portion of Wood Land, and tho r..
"ainder good fertile Upland. Pure who,es,n,
water can be found III abundance on the forn,
ana thc heaithIulness Of the country cannot bo
Farm. Wv" ''te
any person wishing 10 purchase Farm the
soh OF which S peculiarly adapted to The prowtI,
OF Cotton, Wheat Corn, dc, would do wc,I -
call earl y,.as it will be sold OH accommolnt;n,,
terms. S*SAs2 s
- Address Mko. G. NJ. ALEXANDER.
or EDGAR w. CLYDE,
April Q, 1851 40 If We
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1IANKs.

OF which we have now on hand the following
List, TO which wo shall continue to add until
We get n complete assortment:
Sum. Pro; Fl. Fla. on Sum. Pro-: Ca. So on
Sum. Pi"; Sub. Wrs; Sub. Tickets in Law
Sub. Tickets in Equity Fl. Fa; Gu Sa; Ca. Sa'
IN Case; Copy Writ in Case Deeds of Convey.
ancc; Declaration on Note; Commission to Ex
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Assumpsit Jmdg ON Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clerk-Debt or Assumpsit Jude.
by Confession i'll Debt, Oh Single Bill Judgment
on Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury ::
Judgment i'll Assnmpsit at Issue, Plea With,
drawn Postn Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property !;
Mortgage of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons; !;
Defaulting Jurors
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$. 0. o n. W. SMITH,
Manufacturers of hs
Melodeons, Organ Melodo cons, y.
Avn St
Pedal Sub.Bass
H HA1 MO M I IT M -, =
oil Washington tre ct,
BOSTON.

ME attention of Clergymrn, Committees
Il Schools, Lodges, DC, is invited to the new
Pedal Sub.Bass Harmoniums
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers ar
>, ~ s arrnhgcu with two manuals or banks of
Me!s' Tue lowest set running an octave higher
. "" '"e o'"c'' una ma be used separately, and
thus get III one case two distinct Instruments
or, by the use Of the coupler, the two banks or
keys may be played at the same time by usc of
the front set only. This connected with the
H"o-Bnss, will produce the effect of u Iarpe
organ ana Is sufficiently heavy to fill u house
That seats from lUU0 to 1900 persons
TIE ORGAN MELODE0N is Gcsioned for
l,ar'or and private use. The construction il sim.
iiar 10 The Church instruments beinf, urr,n,cd
with two banks Of Keys aud when used ,o,,rthcr
pS means OF the coupler, is capable of az great
Volume OF power as tho Church ius,rumcn, SS,,a"
used without the Pcdals.
r, Also every variety of MELODEONS for
Puror Use. t''
fnrchasers may rely upon instruments from
our Man"lactory, bcin, mad" in in the mos,
complete and thorough mnnncr. Having re-.
moved to the spacious BUILDINGS 5ll WASHING
ton Street, we have every facility for monuf:,c.
turing purposes, and employ none but the most
experienced and skilliul worklncn In short. we
WI" promise our customers IN Instrument equal
II not superior to any Manufacturer. and puar.
a"t.e r"f,r" and perfect satisfaction.
Music Teachers, Leaders Of Chuirs and ,.hcr.
Interested III musical matters, Respectfully in.
s''ch 10 VISIT our Rooms at any time, and exam
me or test the instruments on exhibition for sal.
AT their pleasure.
as s''ii further guarantee to the public as
l." 'he excellence "i the .Uciodcons and Harmo.
n'n"S, from our Manniactory, we beg. leave to
rclcr, by permission, to the following Piano Fort
manufacturers of Boston, who have examined
our 'runents. and will give their opinion
when called upon:
Chickcrng d Sons; VIM. p. Emerson Geo.
ii"wS lihil"it Il Cuniston; Brown tE \ lien
Woodward 4 brown; IT, Gilbert & Co. A. w
l.a"d ~ Co.: NcwhalI & Co.
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fHn TAst1f'

tailor gtownstivt Of tho sllob.bohtd,
took bold leap ftoni lis seat Into the
pulpit, where he sooii acquired Efoat pop,,.
larry. Ea'ci with SUCCESS, hs attempted
to convert Tho dean OF st. Patrick 10 the
true faith. Accordingly lie introduced
himself to Swim, saying, = l have. a com.
mission from Heaven 10 leach you the
proper application, which yon have soloag
abused" II believe y M, reblied Swift,
"us you come to relieve tie perplexetl state
+ of my mind at this very instant you are
we'll acquainted no doub. wi,litlmt passage
in the Revelation of St. JOHN, where lie de-
scribes u mighty angel coming down from
Heaven, will, ari.inbow on his head, book
open in his hand, and setting his right foot
upon the sea, and his left foot upon the
earth | am quite Mt q loss to calculate tho
extent of such q. stride; 5but I know it
Immediately lies within the line of your
trade to toll me, how many yards of cloth
it would take 10 make a pair Of breeches
for that Angel" Tie taiIor's confusion
could only be. equailed by the precipitancy
Of his retreat.
THE Deacon's oraer.-A pious, but il
literate deacon, of one OF our fashionable
churches, i'll CERTAIN town down east, gave
to the coacl'man slip of paper, upon
which he said, Wa; written The nan,e of Il
couple Of books, which he wished him to
call for at a book store: The driver called
at the store, and handing the memorandum
to the clerk said:
"Thcrc's couple of books, which
! Deacon Il. wishes you to send him.
Tue clerk, after careful examinations of
the paper, was unable to make ahead or
tail" OF it, and passed it the Look-keeper,
who WAS posted on letters; but 10 linn it
was also Greek" The proprietor was
also called, and iio also gave the thing up
in despair; and it was fnally concluded
best to send the memorandum back'to the
deacon, as it was supposed lie must have
sent the wrong paper. AS the coacl, ar
rived at The village inn, the diver saw tic
deacon OH the steps.
"Wcll, driver" said he, did you get
my books to-day 2"
Booksm no, and (. good reason why,
for there couldn't a man in Worcester read
your hcn-tracks.
"Couldn't read 'rting! Let me see the
paper" -
The driver drew it from his pocket, and
passed it 10 the deacon, who taking out and
carefully adjusting his glasses, held the
memorandum at arms length, exclaimed,
as he did SO i'll a very. satisfied tone:
why, it's as plain as the nose on your
face "To Sam Buzz" two psalm
books - I guess his clerks had better 90
10 school awhile!
And here the deacon made some rcflec-
tons upon the IGNORANCE of the timcs''
and tho want of attention to books by the
rising generation,n' which would have
all been very we'll, if said by some
body elso. 49,,
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PRINTTN@

fjIHE Proprictors Of the ApnEyILLs BANNER
l. would respectfully inform tho public that
they are prepared to execute ali kinds OF Hob
work with neatness and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate,
ria:s they havcno hcs;:ancy i'll saying that they
are az wei prepared and can do MS neat work
US any other establishment in the up country of
South Carolina.
They wall also keep on hand II complete as.
sOrtncnt of
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F1-iCo List.
Chick Springs.
Greenville District,

Ana THE Subscribers having purchased ft;s:i a.
.2a4l!A that welI-known and long-cstablsfcd HsII
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles of Grcenviur, have put the
premises i'll the most thorough repair. They nre
determined to spure efforts to make the
SPRINGS all that can he desired, whether to
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest Of
pleasure. :
The salubrious and invigorating qualities of
these waters having: been we'll known TO tho
travelling public for the last twenty years. it is
deemed unnecessary to enter into detail; but
any further information or reference will be
carefully furnished upon application to either Of
the propri.tors. .. g.
The HOTEL. will bo open Tor the reception Of
visitors on the 1st of June, and will be kept
open during the season. - = :
ltgiyes us pleasure to add; that The former
proprietofs the Messrs. CHICK, willspend, their
summer at the Springs, aud will he gladito SEQ
their many friends there. - ~ - ~,
J. T. HENERY.,.
F. TALBIRD,, ,,-si ~,
j. BURSEY..ai,. :
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! Z E lsT0N
+. Es ,4SSss5' 6
sssiabbevfae g " :,
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POLICE GAZETTE

NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
WIS Grcat journal of Crime aud Criminal.
Is IN It's Twelfth Year. and is widely cir.
cuaated throughout the country. 1T contains ali
me treat Irias, Criminal Cases. and approuri-
ate Ediori"ls Oh the same, together will in for.
nation on Criminal Matters, not to be found in
amy other newspaper. -. =.
g.. W Subscriptions. 81 per Annum; $i for
s S.S Months, to be RENTED by Subscribers, who
s"ou.a , Wr.o their names and the town, county
10 GEO. W. MATSELL & co.
Editor and Proprietor of the
National Police Gazette, T.
April 30. 1857 ,e' :
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~ The friends os b. HAWT4fsRss
respectfully announce him a CaHaf sts ~ m.
if Of AbbeviiIe District ta1s ma q 2S5s
& Nay $. 1856. ~
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G'qmasar.-s" Jim, d. ever study
grammar2" -,
81 did!"
"What caseis Squire x-!"
He's an objective case"
How sop
because he objected dto;paying subscrip-
tion he.has been owing for five years o,
What j 4 noun ! -, =, /:
!" ! doas s sAasg but I know what rcnoun
: Well it,s
Running 81 with out paying the priu,
ter, and getting soasthe Black list as a de-
1inqueat. IS - Is.
Good What is conjunction Z"
"a 8 method sof collecting outstanliny
subscip ptiou,, conjunction with con~,a
bleisns PM Dyed by printers until the
last gsa
aod sig botli tears and laughter and
bod. osss for as laughter ena
sblsssgsif breathe freely, s, So
teags shakf sos So Vent itself patiently.
Pears om bse q esoming despair
md nsad M Isf 81; ST. .ons:of tf stas
xetS t fisiz sl being confined
sto. 8. tlls I,s IS s
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eY The friends of w, W. iERafdtISlt
speetlpily announce ham.s ~ IL s6s;lS 81 E}S
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! sse Wee. Davis;

I. :e8s .F. DaFiS,. 80
ATTORNEY 11a g tLa1o aae solieior IN. Eouitx
4 ABBE VILE IS. Gsg i
VIII promptly attend 10 aJi6usiiiess a tfusfeJ =,
his care. He canSbs found at tlia Off Sa;of the
AbbeYiile Banner" ~ JITV 28sSi6t : -,
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.eX The frisndss ssfEJ ANdsS IfSSifS -
9ouncs him a. Z Csadii fsf mi jas s. -
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GA rTDT DsA TF.s
he!fishas.. of G. P. MATTIsoN, -re-
!sPsetigliy, ANNOUNCE laiff n cnnddats rfofs

b fssnassof JAaiEs .A.sMcgOIsU M
EfR4rt ssfip9un Hin fa Can fastes sfoi1 Tar
6fhssiils6
+ 1887 ss.S Il ~ ,ysss
S4tfgil3 al0onnss Elm Candid SHe SbeFiff
esa alaf.ion. .s sssr!.syI. y
5sads Of MATTTIkw II. gocI,
h h sstset t@ fes announce III can,5id ia
gis.siS Eths ns5t sless.
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tN Tho huias sr6ss, ,fsieSds of co,.T Rob;
ER'IS sespsctfaliy annousce him a. 1Hdidsf.
for Sheriff dc thu next election. f1 sssI
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djssJss ,sss 81 II Aii i16 dopgasss
sAER st iS{8 4lSS SsSSSs
I ,fetazes sSss
Fhs afisssalssa aSf . Il, III isss & Ir1s5sSSI
ia as aidSts .s6fs 81 n S}9 fSs ll'is
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