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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14
Selett Doetrg
BUILDING ON THE SAND.

Br ELIZA COOK.
'Tis well TO WOO, tia well 10 wed,
For so the world has done
Since myrtles grew and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have a care, We young and fair
BE sure ye pledge with truth;
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days OF youth.
For II you give rot heart for heart,
As we'll IS hand for band,
You'll find .yop'yo played the 'unwiss
part,
And "built upon the saGd.'
Tis well to save, It's we'll TO have
A goodly store OF gold,
And hold enough OF shining stuG,
For charity is cold.
But place bot oil your hopes and trust
In what the deep mile brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust,
Unmixed with purer things.
And he who piles up wealth alone.
Will often have to stand
Beside his Golfer chest and own
'Tis built upon the sand."
''ris good TO speak in kindly guise,
Aud sooth where'er We can;
Fair speech should bInd the human
mind,
And love link man to man.
But stay not the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell
Ths one who pities starving birds
Should scatter crumbs Us we'll.
The mercy that is warm and trua
Must lend helping hand,
For those who talk and fail to do
But build upon the sand"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14
PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

However politicians who have the
of party to preserve may labor 10
this issue, it is bound to be vital
Congress shall approach it liberaliy
diciously. Free labor cannot always
iugated 1t may be deceived aud II
it has been before by artlu! frauds al
cious devices, but whenever the da
for it to speak in its might and maj
demagogues wqo have heretofore re!
that source of strength, will awaken
ty for which they are now little prepa
time is fast approaching when that ls
be presented to the people, and We
to discharge eur duty to the principl
nothing for the party name that may
We desire TO see our great industrial
placed upon secure foundation;
to see these rsvulsions, which are pc
ly forced upon the country by false
averted; We desire TO have our gold
yer retained at home, to buy Amer,
rics, and to enlarge the reliable basis
rican currency; we desire to see oar
les and laboring men assured, trom
year, of sufficient employment ana Al
ward aud We desire TO see the gr
this country healthrully measured by i
ductive industry. All these results
attained surely and successfully w.thou
ment t. any section aud with advant
tn whole Union by adopting the pail
of moderate tariff, framed 10 secura
dant revenue for llberate edmihisirI,
the Government aud at the same tine
our importations by our reasonahl, 0'
To this issue we stand pledged aud We
it to all forms of political agitation as
tended to promote the welfare OF the &
and ths harmony OF all its varied inter
Erie Gazetfe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14

TWENTY-FIVE MILE RAcg.--Ths trotting
match between the Taylor and Dalton horses
Doctor and Broker, at Bridgeport Conn, on
Friday last was won by the dalton horse in
hour 81 minutes SO seconds. The Taylor
horse broke badly during the race and on the
last home-strech ran by the other coming in a
neck ahead. His running however disquali-
ged him for taking the purse and the judges
decided in favor Of Broker. The two kept
very near together during the whole race aud
divided the half miles about equally. Their
first half mile was made in : Al; their last
in | : 43, while the least time was / :39, and
the Longest 2:l0. Mr.. Dalton stopped his
horse three times for rest but the other kept
on the track from the start TO the close.
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rHITLADnLTnrA
wood Moulding Wbti,

-:..o. .r.r,c: aJc,c 9tci,IE, No-h sac.
HHo,Ul. lNGs suitable Tor oa'pGnur' Mnner'
YM Builders, Cabinet and Frame MsNer,
NerHeI from the hest and thoroughly seasoned
ns,erinl, always on irsnd. Any pattern work
Cd from e drawing.
Ehe subscriber having purchased the enHre
interest, will continue the business with inetsss'
ed facilities. .
Agents wanted in the various towns IN this
Eortion of the State, to whom opportunities viii
ia offered for large profits TO ,hemselyes.
SAMUEL Is. HENRY.
Iulv IA. ls57.-3m 2ip
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14

Jubiiatel / am loved!
And bis lips at length have said it
Long since 10 his eyes read H.
But thought it could not be-
All! what happiness for me |
Jubilate am loved
Now ] am like little queen.
And very pleasant It's / weeni
Nhatsoer do or say
Seemeth good and right alwsy.
Jubiste I am loved
TO see him kneeling at my feet,
OH it is sweet--'tis very, y,sweetl
Every day aud every hour
DO l glory in my power
Jubilate | am loved
SO dearly loved, that till prayed;
was more than half aTrsid;
Lord forgive my sins and make
Me pure and good for his sake !
Jubilate ! am loved
Lord forgive my glorying
To thy dear cross meekly cling
Let the love he beareth me
Lead hin, US both to Thee
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14

SEBAsToroL "A Sebastopol correspondent
Of the Boston Courier says that the former
inhabitants of that ruined city are constantly
returning in transports aud steamers, aud
that already the place has population OF
upwards Of twelve thousand. Before tho
siege the population yss oves sixty thou
Sand,
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Ladies' Epress Goods.
HARDWARE and QUEENswARE.
PATENT WHEEL GREASE.

TEytIiS Grease is recommended to the notice Of
4 Wagoners. Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
eng SUPEuIoH to anything Of the kind ever in
oduced. As it does not gum upon the axles
is much more durable, and is not affected BY
the weather remaining the same in summer al
in winter, and put up in lis canisters at 37A and
ys sepis, for sale b A ". FtsHE%,
Asfcn "a isrw--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14

TuNIs, A CoSsTITuTIoSAL GGyRRSNEGT
letter from Tunis states that tho reis
sovereign OF that country, on the 9th
proclaimed a consultation granting many
por.ant privileges 10 his subjects, and II
gurating sslutary reforms, political, jad!
and religious. This state Of things
brought about by the British Consol-Gen'
aided by the agents Of The Government
Grsnce.
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IMMENSE EXCITEMENT! !!
Revolution in the Dry Goods Business i
=. =, g. i. e. KLINE,

Rpsuectiully announce TO their friends ana the
cutlic in general that they have received ct their
Store in Upper Augusta township, Notthumber-
land county Pa. at Kline Grove their Spring
end Summer GOODS, and opened to tho public
a general assortment of merchandise &c.
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
C,ss mcrs, Satinetts, Checks, Kentucky Jeans
together with general assortment OF Spring
and Summer Goods adapted to al! classes OF per-
sons.
Ready made Clothing, consisting Of Csats and
Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Summer ShawIs, Gins ghams, Lawns, Ducs!s,
Cahcocs, black Silks DC.
Also a fresh Supply of Drugs and Medicines,
Groceries }c., of all kinds.
A new supply of Hardware, Queenswsre,
wooden ware Drooms Hc
4 large assortment of Roots and Shoes suita.
bic for men women and children.
HATS AND CAPS.
School Books, Stationery, Envelopes, ink, @e'
FisHASD SALT.
hnI all goods usually kept in a country store
Genre and see, Come one, come ALL
The public are respectfully Invited to call ana
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
All of the above named stock Of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cash, or IN ex
change for country produce at the highest mar
ket price.
Thankful for past fayors we hope by strIcl
attention to business to merit continuance ol
the same.
Kinos Grove, Pa, May l6, le57.-n
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LOCUST MOUNTAIN CoLL1ERY
SUPERIOR w UITE A 5 IL

LOCUST MOUNTAIN CoLLIERY
SUPERIOR W HlTE A ) IL
CITE GOAL,
rem the Mammoth Vein. for furn aces, + oun'
res. Steamboats, and Eamily use,
TncgI,:t,, 1,%STgq:Ig & Co.,
,C,nnrL, NonruuxBERLASb rousTr, p
SIZES OF COAL.
LUMP, for Blast Furnaces and CuPola,,
STEAMDOAT, fer Stesmbosts' hs a"
Furnaces and Steam.
SnGNhN' EnG For Crates, Stoves and s''''
STOVE, Tor Stoves, Steam and 6urHins
NUT. s Lime.
PEA, for LineSurners and making steam
OrIer. received al Mt Carmel OF Northun.
,srlsnd Wharf, will receive prompt attention
NJ b. BELL,
d. ]. LEWIS,
WILLIAM MUIR.
Moy 5, is5G.-.H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14

How may a maD be known from fst'e"'
dog, Ore wesls shiIt tia otnsT parii.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14
. o { try.
L Am LOVED.

BY Bi.!ZABETu YoCArF.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-14
S.ffliist'

ANTI CRINoIINE
Paris says that t.
Lawrence Of tho
Il circular amour
order. The men
ly to the gentler
mission are TO Il
card any dress
with the modes
Toman-Such
bOnnets that
llOunces crinoi
restrict their
aeS, at most.
VII lie attend.
er Church ii
give any cas-
give them o
ineAIs-a
tla most
ciusiun 10 !
associates
10 the sin
the assoc
siating o
ty" aud
neck bN
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A Relic of Olden Times.

Below We give copy of letter from Ben.
jamin Franklin to the Rev George Nhitedeld
We do not remember to have ever seen it In
print before. We regard it as one Of the
best letters OF its distinguished author:
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An a,ses1 - ess

Having giysa MP ths suasSs.,s
80 lssaesa. We sasr a. = " - s ss.aols,
Helss VIM ana II ~. a. ns<n VI tueh o.
theuselyes a az. -. as.s ysnfAse 70 avail
nlesk. hstvees 80 - nifty. Call ~ Enio1
nav4dtf ErDSsu q Aaiu-st.
AnA ,NAUDAIN 0 GO.
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TREDERBCK -. N OO0 H.
OF BOSTON.
n ID HIT = CT

T ATE partner Of Vim. " sAhburn. Architect Of
IL American, Reverb, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho.
tel. Portland; Lay State House, Worcester. and
many other 6rst clasf public and private hnildinE
thsnu ghoat The county, having loesttdip keokak,
~suid fnf6tn The public that be Is prepared V fur
nish Dsstgpp. Plans, Detail Drawings, SpeclneA,
Nous ard EnperintendeDce for Churches, ncnoo!
HOUSE, Hotels Stores, Dwellings. and pablo sne
prly taiitinxs II all kinds with prompsuss AID
All t6e modern impro msnts ,ssch - v arming
tghting, Ventilation, Ac, ~ adopted In the East
afn cities, will be especially provided for as re-
quirsd
Ee-O66ce in sample now building, on Second
street between Mainland johnson.
Las. u. '57-dly =. n. MOORE.
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,p,,. coME A. LAST

COME Al LA1T
Eli WAKEFIELD saks CREST pie 1,rre In an
- bouncing 70 NJ Ladies' and Gen. ,s-ss, 8, ! -
n u sha' they hAsenow opened, on "A st,s.. 49,
az no sohnson, in the rooss yrmsrlv orrst;s
~ =. y. kmb.eh, snd are il nn...r. "
ssss. aIa wei, ;s..a q noo .ss
best makers in Boston, phis dsinh,a rem 81 ne
.hieh they vail take great pIsasare H. ~ 49, srks
oAil Who may favor them with ~, 4sshtttAe
.s ,a.s ~. ~, e :. .a s i IL va
scerfsily solicit shass u sAe rsntrs q snsy -
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& UST cAll4tVA}9 p0Qlt .eYDf QD4hlfday Il WE
j 500 Bldfs ssssnd slrsst. nv time. tsaesp Bun
days,) from AsyA1shtkiil ID clesk n aishl,ss L.
il Obliged ID IS Aonstintly on hand On account Of
pressof hpsjpSse, lpd - his drawings, eppaSatup,
and exte6h{$e AIchitsetsrnl Library, Which afe
free tothe inspcosion Of all, and Judge whether hs
10 ccnpetAut 81 sefvetAe psblc In 6is pfofesf -
nSmiaha hsrsrseite What great tkipgs Ne ~ done
oveaa Do hat that won Id Be ssperAuous IN bis attl
iSNet Asity therefore BE- il willing 70 shoM
the public What 10 cas- hiSself do In PsaetAeaa
Ssha. ~ W. BROWN. (
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron 6t,re,
Nd. xCs AOHTH AECOND.STREET

~. LOuis, Mo.
TIE shove celebrated brand, u Iron are M a. :.
featured by Lyon, shorb s Co. alone, Of Perm.
ssisanss, wbp, under one management, surperv,se
avery Trocess II conyersis h from ,hs ore "a ia
nhiahed Tar, aud with the use OF charcoal u (
luei: under the same style they cshduct an gem
ey House in u. Louis, where Il kept family an
hAnd very large assortment Of the abose brands
every bar and bundle u which is distinctly mark cd
nlsA tlis uails sligo" or Tyrone 10 declare
ls quality. The exeeIience and uniform character
~ these irons arr we'll knovn and me,rhs.ts =. !.
csinistss and lrsa sorksrs generally Wis yeesjre
sn honest reliable article will csrtainiy find Il
advantages u make trial af them. -
IhsSs. Lsais Honse - ncw supplied with frssb
sssore9sne, meas With speeiAl eaIo, which thsy =
Ter 70 dealers with every confidence In its chsr
ter. LYON, kii0KR 4 CO.. -
6igo and Tyspns Iron stor
No. 16s North Second 81. ST. Loui ~
Gre y Ua.. s-... r..snsss =, ne
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOKUK. IOWA.
rRvruT TRErN.


UGH as Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry,
QaiRcc, de.; AAd the snail
fruits. Kaspberries. Cur
rants. Strawberries Goose
bar1es Ae.
Also, o large quaatity.f
Csiswba and lsAbslIa
Grape Roots.
A large quantity 1t
DWARF Trees, particu-
iSfly Pear and Cherry,
which are very dcsirabis
for city PlsatinE.
y
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!, suFF1y y HH0y nhrbtbfFy, EverKresSS,
koses dc, on hand
Early Tomato. Cabbage ard Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale ~ customary prices
Orders resolved on thu grounds. 3ef a mile west
81 tbs Old eAty inits, en- the Biuf Ferry road
Des MONIES, or by mail, addressed 10
mchT-da~. GEO 81 Hilton
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Real EsaAis Ges sale Al Barssln,


OA4N ~ ANNVSe So
Office n the Oty hes0flSs 0ineS, Ksakuh z
1 oTs s and ' in hiosk Is, between 9TH ssd 9th
IL streets, on Exchange.
Also, 90 feet fronting on 5th street, by l3b feet
deep 10 alley, between Bank and Times--wil soon
be good for business locations.
Also, ~ fest on thstreet, by loo feet dee D. Ne
tween Timea aud Demoine.
lots and 10 in block 1885, on Concert street. be-
twee1 18Th and l4th, beautifully situated for
dwslAngs
Also, acres Of land in tbs Graham tract Ia
miles IRON the gid e.l Limits; splendid loca On
for garden ssd prsa.c dwelling, Or to lay out 10
lots, which could be SID nmsai2asly y. TsFms easy
Also, 10 acres q miles FROM oM city limits
goolfer gardening purposes " private residences.
Also, ~ acres IN 6srdeudAc, ! miles from old
city limits, on the railroad near Elm wood Could
be laid sui in lots and sold soon
Lot 10 in block ", on Morgan a.. bet Sth and
9th, rithtss story hIak houss, IS g.od rtosns. esa
lar aad porch, with never failing we'll Of good
water.
Aisa, three story brick building on stu street.
70 ny w fsei deep, IN block and no ed Il
si,ouu per annum for one year, oniy occupied for
furniture sArer.cms BY Daneon 70.
Aiso, Affect on 9th by 50 feet deep, bet Main
ana !ahasen. Wa make good business lau-
Terms reasona able.
The above Propcstyis better located than any
nov 0arred Tor sale IN this city. For particulars
Apply - John slANNus.
II Rtcorderi Office, cor sth Joi,n,cp. ~.
=
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REAL ESTATE FOw gAa,E,

4 GOOD inproy farm Of one hundred and 81 l.
"A y acres. "a miles from Hamilton. Ill Aiso
the following property, ia the town u Hanilton
one two'story frame house, nsasly new. with eight
rooiDs, and good basement and eeilar, with foul
lots also ons-stoxy hosse With four Ssosas and
kitchen, esiLSr and cistern; also ons-stosy frame
honse, with Kitchen and three lots, we'll located on
Msin street, also ~ lots, wall incated aud desire
bic situations for building. All The above will b
sou on eeommoiatng terms, and ut less than hall
keokuk prices. Inquire "
j J. X. LLOYD,
.lnsniy Land Agcnis Hamilton Ill 3
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

4
VJSHEaSov cut fspressnts . view Of the most
i compiets and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW In uSEl
The Patterns are entirely new, having been made
by US this year. They are fsst supplantng ell 9th
Or Cooking StovesiA tho market The demand for
then, is nlready great that We preparing to
IN sfsctsrs Gfty Of them per day. These wanting
that almost Indispensable article, . good Cooking
Stove, should rsmsmber that Improvement an1
pro gsss are the order II the day sAd that In a.
ticie Of domestic use, has there been greater in
prove ment, within the lastte years than the ens
now under co0sidsrat ion. Therefore, yeu viii
grcstly promote your interests by selecting the
ssNEw ERA' COOKING STOVE,
u pnfcrsncctotsking up with one Of anantiqustsd
pattern.
~ For sale Wholesale and retail, at our store,
No.Hf Msin-st., KEOKUK, IOWA, where can Al
ways BE- found the most complete ndraried assert
meni Of Cooking. Heating, and Pslor Stoves, ever
ofiered In the West.
arAiso, Timers Stock Of all kinds. -9E
WIS. MooRE, BRIDGE 4 BRO.
Agent. fjanI-dy1
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KeOkuk Packet Co.
Kcokuk and st. Louis,
AND E
Quincy and ~, Lonis
PASSENGER PACKETS.
1851. SPRING SAT-. 1887

fEsE<h |. pR the ccomodation Of - =
this traas iine Of sic am
srs viii leave -. - ~ Louisiana N.nS.E.I
guiacy, Lag. ALse, .a...on, Warsaw and Keokuk.
Leaving ~ Lcuss ~ check i. IN. daily iyins
~ Hannibal " - &, Quincy at Z a. m. ana 4 ~.
euk Al LIZ VI. kets ming Leave keokuk ~ 81
m. Warsaw 81 ~. M, Lagrange Ut la. y,
Vaisey at 2, M, Hannibal =; p M, an arriving
al ~. Louis VI ~ p.
sinotter iire II stes mers viii leave ST. f.ous ~
coanecl wlfh the Quincy and Chicago Railroad,
leaving = Louis NJ p m. Arriying % Hannibal
at ~ m, and Qaincy 1t Am. s'0 sl#" 4 4
heinihsag--isasc Quincy 81 ". n, II annibal II
m, sna arriving al 81 Louis At o. n.
AsAe - baslness via ksiiroad IL resun~d
steamer nili nAaee round trip daily between Kso-
kuk and Quincy, leaving Ksairk ii ! =. .n.,.
leaving Quincy ai II u Ts.Lss 4
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Dql1, = Pal Eau M Ilp4 Aseall.
1 o. = kIssaska 1sAise H6bse.s i
= llp11oufo1s B1RYkRR - - RssAs Miae.
WlL1aA4 ~ voops ~ " NsN YefA-ssas,s asA
X ILAs ~ 1eaa 1stats Asaaht saaeslA
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All Notarial sssi,es. ptsA psiy tsassaeted.
n1ysn ~ SomM1nj6oS 20
ASsrs. Rord. Gcslan A1Ss1. 1a.Asrs, Kss4sk ;
chsrl.s Psrsoss, xsq.. BAals ~
w. 5:sss n:.s1, ~ ssa:.s'ls os:,sy. NY.
Hdn. Chas Hoodyeex. RehaAarse County Bash;
0se. Willis A. G6SAsp, b.. Pail, AinrtsttA;
N@sn. NsRshin r ssston, Bsnkera. stsRaal;
-: 9: Z fsis:, css:.1sss s.aa. A's.es. \. ~
- - : p. i FL! 4. si's..-': -.
w. ~ 0nh1snu, - efsss 4 sa# 4ss sattssgs4sssa
Hn. xaAsak Pratt, Pratsville,
H@n- E1hnylsf Galfax, 0enth Hsnd Ind.
o IS; y! VI. W. 3lill :Iy:s;;,4.
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Be-, SIS 90. E8 s& ~
THE DESIGN or THIS INSTITUTION Is
TO afford young men theopportunity Of qualifying
the mkelfes for the duties Of the Counting House,
In . thorough and expeditions manner.
THE CDILMaIArB COURSE
WI be tho same az followed by the Mercantile
College Of Penns ylvaniA, which has been recon.
monded by tho hiehsst cnmn ercial authority in
the country, ~ the most comprehensive and prac-
tical ever introduced.
pExNMANsHfr.
A good handwriting is justly regarded a. an
Indispensable stqsistte to good lusinessi edsca-
ton, unrenittipg attention will be given in this
depart ment. aaas n ss n "a
COMMERCIAL LAW LEcTUREs
WILDE delivered by Mr.. G. Ben Darwin, one Of The
ablsst msmhsss Of the Burl,ngton Bar.
AN alnnAAf BdrkoAA, 13
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsylya.
mia, signed by thA Faculty. y yGssstsA ~ 1hrss
who pass asatisfactoxy examination. This instru.
msnt will be found PassP 40 the confidence u
bnsinsss housssln every part Of the Uhicu.s sss
10Tosfull psrticaiass send for ciresiar BY
mail. - s%t<tssN es&f OetS -dkw
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Coom1eetOu AeSeAontas
-. - Mails strsst Ks6eJ 1sOa
Q0n i9ACK8 q. y. SALIx ~ lQI. d - 1As
sAs19el saYfassas 81 isss ,,sssa asssi. n 81 ssl
TkASaniilss yltps:.sA !? .AslI - -.
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DEz5I176, psv 3 7rs.1 q 80, q ~ , Il.
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TRLh!usss+Oysae Qvisrs, esrs0hsgEy, Issrbsr-
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