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A SONG TO NAY.
BY J, 3, NAyNE,

By J. B. HAyNE.
Old Winters gone-and woodlands round,
Their blossom tresses fling;
And voices sweet in music's sound,
Proclaim joyous spring.
Each herald bore.a wreath of green,
Then faded fast away,
But dearest, brightest that has been,
Is that of early May!
Then strike the Harp-let gentle song,
In airy numbers play,
A floral theme, and loud and long,
Well chorus still to May!
Awake the lute-awhilc farewell,
To sadness and to wo;
Well wander in the how'ry dell,
Where sparkling waters flow.
Strange accents whisper in the gale,
Hark! Hark the zePhyrs lay,
Be fairest now, thou changing vale,
For O 'tis early May
Then strike the Harp, &c.
Our skies are bright-the storms arc gone,
Our hearts are sad no more;
As gayly by the lake We throng,
To tell some legion DER.
And maidens fair, like how'rs that live,
But for season gay,
The richest smiles they ever give,
Are those in early May!
Then strike the Harp, &c.
When hopes arc bright aud young hearts
breathe
The dreams of purpose high;
IT'S when the tlow'ring streamers wrcathe
Their ensigns in the sky.
% cheer to life, tits natures boon,
Each season hath its day,
OF toll and rest, Of night and noon,
But now, It's blushing May!
Then strike the Harp, &c.
Well pluck the rose and lilly white,
The wild and sweet jcssamine,
And to the May queen of the night
A chaplet crown entwine.
Then strike the Harp-let gentle song,
In airy numbers play,
a floral theme, and loud and long,
Well chorus still to May
Then strike the Harp, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

A man noted for imperturbabilty and scold.
ing wife was stopped in the woods one night by
pretended ghost lie only said
~ can't stop, friend if YOU are man, I
must request you to get out of the way and let
me pass if you are the devil, come along and
take supper with me- married your sister.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

A little boy, ut his fathers funeral observed
n child of one of the neighbors crying bitterly,
doubtless in sympathy with his little friend,
This reused the orphan boy, who exclaimed,
" You needn't cry this amt none of your funer.
ala 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

EAT PLENTY OF FAT MEAT.-1n late num-
Der of the Salpsl in an article on "Diet," DR..
Dixon, in assuming the position that the use
of oil would decrease the victims Of consump-
ton e-tenths, and that is the whole secret Of
the use> OF cod liver OIL" quotes the following
summary observations on this subject, made by
DR.. Hooker:
l. OF all the persons between the ages of tif-
teen and twenty-five years, more than one fifth
eat no fat meat.
2. Of persons at the age of forty-hve, all, ex-
cepting less than one in fifty, habitually use fat
meat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

DANIEL WEBsrER's father made cradle for
little Dan out of pine log, with an axe and
augur, and Lewis Cass was rocked by his staid
mother in secondhand sugar trough.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

FRENCH ISDusrRY.-The productive industry
of France is estimated OF nearly three thousand
millions Of francs, annually. Cotton manufac.
lures forming one.sixth of this, woolen the ie1t
in Importance, third hemp and fax, fourth
leather, and fifth silk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

Miss Ridgway, daughter Of Mr. John Ridg-
way, of Phladelpiia, and the heiress TO an estate
valued at three millions, was recently married,
with great pomp, to Frenchman, at Paris.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

A Quaker had his broad brimmed hat blown
off, and he chased it for q long time with fruit
less and very ridiculous zeal. AT last, seeing
roguish looking boy laughing at his disaster, be
said to him" Art thee profane Lad :" The
youngster replied that he some times did lit
tie in that way. "Then," said he, taking
half dollar from his pocket, "thee may damn
yonder fleeing tile fifty cents worth"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

NEWSPAPERS WIDow's RIcHr.-A Vermont
Judge of Probate has incorporated it as . part
of the law of his court that the administrator
of an estate must allow the widow the cost of
= newspaper, she making her own selection,
from the common fund. The common Law OF
America now recognises the newspaper . 8
wiitS , 80 E I'D S1 spstssS 8
thing to be eIempted-like the family Bible:
never to suffer from rapacious creditoasy never
to be parted with in the direst poverty. ~
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HIGH WATER IN PANoLA.-Thc Panola
(Miss.) Star says that the Tallahatchie river
was up to the highest known water-mark, last
week, and las done immense damage. The
leYee at, Pamela broke and something like
hundred feet of embankment washed out. Some
of the bridges on the crossing at Belmont, have
been washed away. There is no other mode OF
crossing, but by canoes, up to this time, as
the waters are still too high to admit repairs.
There is scarcely farm in the county that has
not been damaged. The small streams rose
rapidly and ovcraowed their banks in few
hours washing away fences, and in many places
whole fields of cotton and corn.
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Docs HAVING THEIR DAY."-The legislature
of Louisiana has passed the following act:
An Act declaring dogs to be personal property.
of Representatives Of the Ssass Of louisiana m
General Assembly convened: That from and after
the passage of this act all dogs owned by citi.
zens of this State shall and are hereby declared
to be personal property of such citizens, and
shall be placed on the same footing, and under
the same guarantee of law aa all other effects
and property now legally declared to be peraon'
al nronertY,
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THE CREvassE.-As We feared, says the Pica-
yune of Thursday, the strength Of the piles
driven in the Bell crevasse have proved too
weak to resist the pressure Of the waters. A
large log of driftwood coming within the inhu-
ence of the current running through the break
in the levee, was swept down against the piles
yesterday, in the evening, and about fifty feet
is reported to have given way, the piles floating
away into-th swamp The operatives upon
the work are said not to be discouraged by this
mishap, but those who have been closely obser-
want OF the work doubt the success of the effort
to close the crevasse before the fall Of the wa
ter in the river.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

That iArAY Low v1cE.'-It is well known
that General Washington had an utter adherence
of what he called the foolish and ,oicked prac.
tice Of prefdns s,Cearing,' and did his utmost to
suppress It among both officers and soldiers. In
the conclusion of one of his reproos, after speak
ing Of its 'impiety he ADDS: 1t is vice so mean
and low, without any temptation, that every man
of sense and character, detests and despises it.
Would that the same views of it were taken by
all other men in high position and power!--
Southern Presbyterian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-05-12

The MoRAoNs.-The Mormons claim to have,
4S0OOO members of their Church scattered
over the world. They have 95 missionaries in
Europe, and an equal number in Africa, Asia
and the Pacific Islands. They have one paper
in Salt Lake City, issuing 1900 copies every
week one in Liverpool, issuing % 900 weekly;
one in Swansey, South Wales, one in Copenha-
gen, in the Danish language; one in India; one
in Switzerland, in the French language. The
Book of Mormons" has been translated and
published in the Welch, Danish, French, Ger
man and Italian language.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

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""hsfe ~ y9s kaihg 70 T.
"raia'oga "Why don't you e
70 ,ospff's Wslll 'eah -
hundreds uf ygnf ltlehas There ~,
sal.f y y 20 'hrac''''' - you can hna
" we Nef'h, We company % affse'
anle' 'he pfVmehades most delight
Iul, The country sfe''hd iu'eres,lng'
lhe accommodations foos' shl The
music, - asne'ng ana other sports g'ss
tho soul and body 'le'f hll y enjoy
'neh' or, ~ yau deh't uha that
place, ~ down 70 shs 80 shore
she'e we bntl'Ine Y mcn : 'ssufy
lne n'h'ng' yacnua' uflv.s, snu ,'
constantly changing epMpaoys ~!
VARIETY ~ !, make w ael,sa''u' 'swW o.
''e. "on' ma's home, bone
van, 70 travel, ulve mo The
Noi'lI 'cr summer -.
Ana 50 thsy eo There is, IN this
s'a'e s'sne' wefy attraction ~. 'hss cH'
% 'ouna J" ,ns WORTH Inc fecfen
hon ana pleasure % summer
VS., " 20 Watering p,sre can 10 had
10 Misslss'rp' fof 'hnn''e'y less 'hni
!, costs y 30 ana say 10 inc ror'l
auIIus me no. mont" ana u "
no''er ~ me .eo,m mSse sn"'n,e'
nan u /" ~ Me Soum' Vu'
mornings ana evenings ana ou'
nights are cool. a, midday W
seek tho shade, and thus are com
Portable throughout tho tsen'yfoa
hours. But u northern summer b
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NUMsnN a..


- ~. '.ly ~ w 70 sslss. y v
sarfy ~ |. -. .'.ssss ..sss "s'''ak ~ -. ss"
''aa.' Wv" mf,. s''sa.' :" m''hsss seHs.
d. a',, .''''''' s'''',." :, ~" 's.ssy -
s''s' wv .'''' s''.'iIIlI ''...I'm :. .l,'a a'a'w
aa .''s WI " ~ 'shp'. ms''ashy'{ ',, { ~
saa .ss'1" WI ,Is ~. !. .s. :. gu :. ~s's ..
Inu"lt 1ia /" II. ~. 81. |" 'a"..Ise' '"a:s
sueh 4 w ava No ss.,I,ss"ls. s. n % : ~
Of our malo LIpsds now l., Us IIs,en
% The experience o. An Old maid o.
f'aslaI /.
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rns MUSIC o. uAruRs.

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lhefs is . strain n mssis
1Ass souu,ls alsag ~ world
\ osoas shevs Ne noussains,
O. svial vinss snfurled;
J Alss ~ mighty ocean,
~ lia3pN esss iss bseass--
NJ playful eehsss charms the shore.
Asd l1lls The wavs 10 rest.
llses h h ~ tempest.
ne ~ sssssaless gale,
] - u h Ne nurmuf ~
" ~ slsvaAls< ID the vsle,
teW = b ~ sephys,
ns fsaesaes-6scaiAine br~as,
evo.aea1 = ~ sssbsa6,
sssAs '.''s the ''e'''
Mn1sly q ssssse.
hees h Nessyuhese;
he0elo sses earsAs bssea,
: e6eslos = ~ air.
&nA. ssl b she s1Isasr's psal,
- heseils lisktalnks sweep,
- nsine u n nssnsaia ssFsso--
hsss.sh 4 ~ ssT.
sesls \ ~ greenwood
- eAssus ~ onilina -
- Nonnb dce1les b@miy
- 81 syDneops ri.e;
Uyus4 fS1eInf eIS5{ea
oss APofuD q oatumus
- utn1upb - 80
dsasnas h snous
: - =, = ssss..s .,ls e -
&Byo = ~ 80 =
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6ht 'snas' 1v1Il0@1

sss het ~ eN|y ene ~ herd
l''ll gums, ihe WIshe'l ~ fo5s
dafln9 We plolfess sI . plelhqd'aI
fey'vS's ''lell yoH siM ulIlysI J IN
Ts'ns 'ham 'o'n'sh,~.l'm k''hf
NJ 70 the altar, chuck iull el eoH.
vle'iens ses y don. Sell old
PaIsen piqh'oh,'
hws' . liile queer, bui hesetlhe
ess true, lha' We sreeeh was heard
~ Psfseh picAsc'i himas'f lie 4
hl eym and ey. and ears, that
same hVai,s psrson, . great aud
good nsgwHd, handsome, gouly mai
nay pe lrWInei that bis isce
Icoksa unusually luminous a. That
mo'nen' y was very Iunny, the At
temp. 70 "'' fsrson Dickson.
Dil' syimms Was q man almost
grown, the terror OF tho parish, aud
The terror OF h'a mother But ne
went 70 chufcr anu when sinners were
invited 70 she anxious seat, among
them 'n''h,ns, and with head hypa,,
critically bent down, eamo b'll
symus, The usllest and roushe'!
looking tcelow That nature ever scared
up, nutg0 ~ uguhdou Tor MS wicked
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"fhs Psinssr's Dsvm."

The Leisure Hour calls upon
the disciples Of Faust 70 give somo
ligh. upon the origin Of the term
"Prin.er's dsvil." We viii quose
fa hIs benefit . passeraph from
"AdsD TypssapAia, |" Publishsa
By 4. Johnson / Co., lstlsdelphis
"a book which should be h ttvey
printing olBss.
"lu 1le2, Faust carried . number
VI Bibles 70 Psris, which he end his
partner ehorGer, had priusel, snd
disposed Of shsm Is msndscfipss =
Ibis time ths sseceesy o. the sss
vas not hnswa b !Fsaees AZ frG1
he seld tAsn = d: hish psies q
~ ~6oO ssewNs, The ssa ussnl'y
obtained BY the seribss be slser.
vsrds lowered bic priec 70 shsy,
shish essssd univsrssl sstcaish.
mens /; ~ vhea BE- reduced then
according 70 The demand, and even
redset9 tn prices % thirty, all
Pt<e eeeame agimled. The sni.
sssn!9 q s.s sePsss onrs::sd ~.
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@'rt "'f Wx*V "sH"F
An'mal.' - ne. l..ele ~ n.y. and
so'ns blfas' m aNo' and inoch'
Ihs e'd ~ - - mo'e sal'lee,i
70 y ~ ~lsh MEN \ Ish'sfs fatal
vM vseul'y 70 We ershia'a'
u y Nn susmsnied by saslet{,
especially wien ihe oetobram V
.nall and " shaped Men Of w.
'.rlnsi,on, however, ere sometimes
am'e'M WIN ", ~ which ense ihete
!. fosnd ~ inordinn'e swelling u
me upper region OF The head, lusI
pnek of The apas erd"t' The
pfvl''perabce Is called sell esteem
pIMrfuSs. Tho poor creature
aeool'y i.nelc1 himself The biggest,
eUess, beet, ann ''andsomess 'nar
mms rrosd.- "lovcs 'he nrpcr'nos'
eeae IN lhe synasogues''--ls given
70 hmpuacnce, 'mpe.'i''en', and us'l'
sl'y uaa manners N company !.
ccnsorlcus and- fond OF 'rding aud
exposing Nc foibles OF his associates
has few friends, and no lovers
and has generally . bad odor TO
polite and wcll.bFcd pcople--eiven
TO swelling aud s'rut'ing ns u one
moment hc fanoied himself a toad,
aud the next o turkey cock. Tie Is
cgotistic and passionatsly fond ol
high.sounding titles, Us Squire,
Captain, Colonel, General, &c. Tbs
miserable patient is sometimes Sc
infatuated as to a,icmpt,o stride The
ocean, or jump over very high
mountains. These arc only . fcw
Of the symptoms Of this malady, baI
enough to identify Il.
TneAyasSr. When il i caused
by emptiness cf the craniim, il /.
only necessary TO Gil up the vacuum,
with good IDEAS, solid education,
or common sense. When induced
by diminutivcncss or malformaticu
of the brain, the cure is SLOW and
difficult We have known scm.
cases which de6cd every remedy anc
destroyed the patients. Azure mus
he a,,cmp.edby exercising aud cult
va,ins ihose faculties which ar
dormant, such as the jadsmsn. ans
the understanding aud depicting
self.es'sem, &c. The skulls Of Ihcs,
patients are usually very thick aud
hard, SO that ]! Is hard pounding
sny,hins into them; but they arr
excessively fond Of soft sW-giv,
them a pound or swo every day, and
y will soften the skslI 50 that you
can probably s.. > little gumpsio'
into 4, or > mo'iieum Of rssioe.la'
ton, and they wt'' sson bs wslL :
When ihls v''! not cure, son soaI
VIII ne'
" Ms case ~ o. those ss"i1ss'en
.se'. ..:a .:n 70 ~ .ssss .a ~. o'a' .ai VINO g.
,oP.'s,S ~ - ~ 49, ana P.nsa
is3es q sssn I. 49, sas's 'ssen'ni
,,sIs..5 'nv;. ss's, 'sOv'" ,''. sna eoaS' "
sea'n ~ sossum~ insulting o''
sgs'eosv..s ses:sse' s:s' 'moslng e'ss''
... aaa an'as'a ~ .s'ssy-.sssa,'ns ~ W, ss, an
sss'''s s,,s.:"S 'as .s'u "sl. ~ assa ehe. :,
sy-svs.Irs ~ - ~ ~ aosn, 70
c'@P."s s, ~ tss s.ssi'', s svsss,es..' ! ~ !.
J,.sss%; ,s", !, ;as ss's ss.s ~ - ~
ksep NE on = 81 =: s.s .sn =
ssa ~ ssIses: ~ ,...l1 = ,',ss..s ~ -. - -
ssss :s:,.r sss ,ss.. sss s,,s sss' ;.s ~ ,;S ss
tseSis css XII f.esesee .-icwf,ise'
Sa'''''
i -, go - ,a.m
Al lwk' wnis1ls;-.lss ar =
! = s,o 49, W - ~ .ss ~
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iferlly obliged 20 yui IN endorsing
More Nent," oh Page 20 Ilhow
nethev u Il 10 youf ebuhily. taking
Montgomery a. ynuf ecass, but |
have shown by lLe agevg'f0fa TINT
NY eoubIfy, with Jaakson a il,e
ccaIre, Imports mes' 10 tllevslue u
one.lensh ef lis eu'loa ofop This
Is enough 10 bring down curses upon
~. Vie great consideration 10 Mis-,
slsslppi and I,ouIsisus il Ten TO ,wen
" bales per hand, aud don, care q
----." whether a hog, or q COW, q
sheep, Of mare, u Ia Illy milcs "
| The plantation.
A shor, iIlnesIncc paid a second
visit to q plamailoA In Louisiana.
fourteen miles above vicksburg and
two miles back from lhc Mlssl,sippi
river, ,lla, ! might see more than !
did ., . lirs, vsry hnsty visit Mr..
j. v. Cowpef. n son Of the "Old
North STATE" (N G.. IL tho mann
gcr. " has raised all shs mules
and horses needed on the plaNsstion
for Ilepasi eight ycar---none bought
since thcn made meat aud ON, aye,
and to spare; negroes increased from
% b 140--nonc purchased, with ap
pvsrpgr Of ten bales per hand. liz
hns booe,r grass. Usage Orange
hedges, and experiments much gen.
erslly. On my first visit | saw one
d sks largest hogs | had ever seen.
ID bccamc very lame, declining rap.
DIV when Mr.. &. lecned Il prudent
10 Kill him. lie neitcd 6s6 pounds,
hating killed several 10 run over 600
pounds. Last year MIR. c. killed
300 head cf hog. but this is not
what was efler. 4 plan'ing friend
sen, word 10 nc Iha, . Mr. -
was lbc best planter IN the swamp,
as "he averages IL bales" This
was his "beau IDEAL" Of a good
piinier. We inquired, did Mr.. -
make corn in abundance, mcus and
lard TO sclly Docs hc raise from 3
to 8 maIe$ q year, Can he show a
mare rakci on the place for S3Ool
Does lie raise bis own brood mares !
Can he show q No. J grass 10. Of ~
70 81 acres for hIs calves. .tol,s, work
hcrses occasionally, Sc.f And last.
Is, rot to 20 into any smaller mat.
,er,. las his negro population doubled
itself in 10 yearss--in : ytarH
u .. We give up ord acknowledge
the corn" Il not, We contend that
our country is best protected, bes,
pfosided for, hy the man who makes
| 10 bales and al else. And farther,
We tclicve the seypnteen.ba .snd.
nothing. .elsc.plantsr Il absolutely ~
evil to our country, becsme there i
no example for good and one sonly
evil" -
Il may do to brss abcse--l5 t.
90 bale crcps--ba, tho man who i
content with less, and who sakes soos
care Of his slaves. his stock. BIZ
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Couhass besvesa tho rattle end
bhsksaakes are ccssaia, II hey mss,,
asd W. blaeksnaks, IN rare sxcep.
tons, i she couqaeror. Upon -.
| tng Zach other, these apiu1sls sssuns
shslr fspecsivc attitudes of deAsses,
asd dlGclay the ovssssse diGsssses
| In their organization. The rattle.
snake coils issslf up, reedy tor.et-
ssck Of defence IL blsctSnakv 6s.
Ing . essssnssor, ngves sbess fson
sids = eide, ~ b y ssssed y
sslivilp- nasurS y sssIong sseA
eshw's bsssisas. III rsiilsseehs
fsallp sesslss - isse : a. ~
IexAI6isIsa Z al 0ssisy, ~ fsngs
| sEposed. il nlloD IN esaI>one sesss.
Isica. The UAehsosks, sesnlsely
osass;sus - ~ nsusos Il anls
- seae, ~ seou1oeo ssokna
nun1 ~ sseny, nspis 6oGsillIy,
II ~ b eeonD ~ . - 9 =
Inrhs: A. rua01nln6 slaenpss- d
| iSlIbv ~ uboegnp1e TN bessnsI
essfsssa, - Aspe - .hsed Il
assDsir; /; tkso = = ~ - hask'
les6ke daD y ~ ~ II II
aselly e. = NJ te1ssen i's ssssa
ssi sprisg gp.agt, ssvslspss h
sssslsins0 = II ~ n ssrue
:; =: 9; s: =! :; :; !: !
5: ~ IL :: -: 3 {: s'5;;, !! u;
& > o.: - e - -
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~v~s"snsSNe Ss''
-. Let your vsuon keep silence
IN tho churches Tor Il i not per;
mi,ted uaso them 10 speek bnt lksy
|sss eouInsudsd 70 toun1ss ebstf
90, = - oo11h lsvy
Is. And q (hsy w )ssss any.
ding lss lhsn - ~ ku1bsads q
home
spno11nb, y
m Vim su1ull yes1psives upso
~ - hIe = sa'o -
! -. fos ~ nuubqpd = ~ hssi
q ~ wife, zen - Chsiss ID tAs
ead a The CloGtI j, snd he u ~
ossiof u ~ ay. =
"a. ThsFvlsle, = the Chufsh q
sabjeus unso obriss, % lss tksiS wives
b 70 their evs hasbsuds 10 svssy.
thing. u
| cotosolADs, III. i....5
1s. wivss suhnis yourselves =
your o~n k6sssds, Ssis L o. b ~
Lord.
Il. sino1ns,,.
10. I IN tAwsesss net he
ysusgsr vonsa mo5ys bess shil1Isn.
guide the kouse, give no oeeasion V
he sdvsssry % spsak sepvossh faly.
rs. Fes sems ~ skssay skssd
| osids oeDss sesan. ~
| hfE11a, n. be
!. Lihsviss, - vlvg, y 10 ssb.
jsesisa y yssr sws hu1hssia
tJ' Man may en- ssd y fssGiy-
en, bus poor xonan With "a II
! ssnpsnsIca, and without Ne ussssGlA
is pIosst tsyssa - ~ = esssol
J ssIvsslDss u - onss6 y sssnpss'
- Qio& 90. 80.
Ya. ~ u j. . ls'si,e -
|Vkss vonknf noos as>ssn;ss3 -
|unFsleusi1R ~ Coufs b Up1sQ. :
q IT, vonaa ~ - sG1m - -
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