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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Strayed Colts.

CSTRAYED from the subscriber, Y,arling ilnrsec"ii
N --lsoih stud Colts cr am col v, hiack mahe
tail and legs Lind fno partially white, the:e ma
~, AVERY little white ia the forehead; when last hear
rom uas gu Little Grant NORTH Of Barriers Mill An
he subscriber Will lie lii,eial'y rewa dcd.
TafInn Vow 2yth. as. JOnN iVl'"..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
stray Bali.

FESAkEN UP bv lie Suhsciher residing in the South
west part of the Town of n caster ON lands owned
b, him the LAT If November 1858. one two-y ar old
ras: black ard white bull no ear marks The owner IL nc
& n HENRY SiIUSTLR.
Novc,o,nr,si 1873 4t23s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

Il New Qj.EsT,oN lin The list If c;asas
rlel at the rectnt term Of our ci,cuii
Court, Is che HAT il wolves question of
40 little maaitur. an | Which, W. be'iase
has never before arisen Csc Of orr most
Influential citizens, Mr. F. w. Pelton, il
the holder nfa large anioant Of county or
d~rS. some Of Which be has held for up
~a is 1T len yeafs. Those have been
presented for pav,iinut. which was drnie
for tho reason that there was no none,
To ,t.eet Them. THE. lsss-tcrrrr ef court
he brought sui. against the country f,r the
interest Which lie claims has accrued up.
m them since tho date of their pre-nnsa-
ton AMI Judgement was AWARDED him
from which decision the Board of cunor
vi-or- have taken an appeal to 'l,n Sn-
pr,'mr Cont. In all. 'Itc interest n, oun 5
10 teals $1,000 = [Prairie du Cii'sn
Lna.ier.
Two IEwIsn RABBITS ARnEsrEr For
SELLING orreRY T,ryrIs A c",ple o,
| lewish Ralhi> nioed R,hl,; abraham
Joseph Ascl,. at 30 DID 30. Mott street
Nov Yn.k. an TS,h.i Moss. levi. ut as3
Pronmn street have honn a,r"sf nd f,r sd
ling lottery tickets to MANY Of their own
hnople Thus keeping ,ho,n in poverty =
They were agents for Prussian. Savnn and
Hamburg lnticrios. Asch was arrested
while in a sv.acoonn. an.l he .Ie.vs made
rrns, RESISTANCE. rxrl.;nirg that il was
sac, ilngn 10 arr"st Ralhi. who c"nll j.
ro wrong Threats wore also nnje ~
.ham Poh Ire R,htis we're held to bal
in thu su,n ~ & O0O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Stray Cow.

TI1AKEN UP by the su5scisber residing in the town
l Clifton, about tile 9Th fav of Nov. 1855, on
black wsth white face aud son!e white spots
her side. and wo unints gible letters branded each
horn: abeut six old T.. Russell
CiiftoB Nov. 10th 1883. 4t22s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Stray Heifer.

YAKEN UP by the subse ib"r residing on lands owrcf
/ Inv him in the Town of PlaitevIlle. on the 18th o
November 1885 one black and willie heller. right ear
Slit age not exactly known. BRf AN McCtiaiN.
November 25th 1858. Gu Bar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
BLACKSMI THING!
Lost. Mislaid or Stolen.

NrOTI CE-The rubIia are cautioned not buy OF
trade for ceitin Promisserv Note ned bv 81 orre
W Rvland < Co and with payment Of Sloo % endorsed
hernnn it being for two hundred and fifty dol ars -
Said note wtsiatei June. I'ISfhe s.nie iiaying ben
paid in full by Mess.s r, ind s Co. JAMES JONES
Lancaster Dec. g 1853. 3t24
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
P0ToSI WAREHOUSE.

vvyuE UNDERSIGNED il prepared to receive al kind
/ Of Merchandise and Prodace in Sore at his ware
house at Potn-i and will attend 20 Shipping q Produce
Chars. mcds-ate Z. LEE AAuzilSON.
fssesi, March Isl, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
An ENcouRAixo STATE OF AFFAIRS. :
The Shebovgan Times SAYS:

If we are rightly informed. some Of the
towns III the co,il,, were as>e sod under
'le new law. some under The old law, and
sore were not assessed 1t All.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
(. ca $ TER
Lectures upon History. Physiology and ilygel

Lectures upon History. Physiology and Hygiene
Itii., rn,sieal Science &c viii be deii.ered da ling
he Term bv experienced Speakers
TIis institution is no longer enpe 'ment. larg-
or number of Students have in Attendance daring
the mast Term han its most s;lneuine friends could have
expected. Applicants increasing almost daily, ard
many families seeking homes here Tor the srPose OF
educating their children
III e tnines satisfactory evidence that Lancaster
is tiie best iucition school in this portion of the.
West lis healtfuInrs.is pfoyeiial This fact Should
receive All the attention its Importance demands iun
de,ls oul swept of every year by Gisasea CON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
stray Heller.

EtF8y
yI,iKEN Up BY tie susclii er lands owned BY hln
! in IN. Town of Hazel Green. tie 18th OF Novtm
~ 1855 two yearod riivr. - the 'iiowiag q
ri tion viz her head. SIDES aud legs g = fen inc 'esi
i,er while The btIebv rqueste's 10 p.os'
pro % rty ray charges. take her away
Iny pain 1913 4tzIci,I. AUGUSTUS TYLER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

TERas-a0 per cent of the purchase money in hand ant
the balance in FIVE equal ANIMAL install with in;e e.
ut the rate Of seven per centpe annunn
Address, NJ Bond, Geneseo, livingston County STA
! Of New York. li-.v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

CYRUS K. I.a4d & Wife, .t9,t
A pa- VI sect ion No. 81 Town 8. north Of Rapgs
Nos west, in Giant county, viz commencing At
the sou th-e,st corner of out lot No.s So, thence
south Two chains and 50 link, thence east chains
thence north loci rs; thence west2 chains and so
links: thence north ) chains: thence west chains
and 10 links thence i.orth chains; thence north
Gtiegrres, west chans and IS Inks thence south
~ degrffs wet 10 claiGs and Is links to a large
white oak STUMP thence so-ih 10 degrtess vest
6 chains and so links 10 Il large white oak stump,
tiiene s,uill ~ degrees, west TO White Street in
the town ofPoiosi, tlencedow White Street, toS
the south .ine cf lot No. ID thence east to the
,.lace OF beginning. confirming 81 and one half
aces excepting ihc north half of out lot No.73 4
il-lIasf of out lot No. 81. containing together
81 ;cres. Ai5o. soulful of in lot No. 107. in
said town Of Poto-i; Amt due $4,000; Amt In
terest $500. Amt Of Penal $1,000; Amt OF In.
ttresi and Penalty 5000: Total Amt due State
$4,000; Yeas for which Iatsi est is Due, 1858.
l3-I3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
"SCHOOL DOY.'

*Gran- ma alu,Ies to hens going o!
feeding and letting their eggs get cci.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Sale Of Forfeited Nlortgaged Lands
STATE OF. WISCONSIN, %
COrNrY Oh p.-NE,
oGce commissioa1sr S. Ind q. Lands.
MADISON, AuaUsT I'd 1888 q

Office commissicsfer+ S. Ind, u Lands.
MADISON, AuaUsr I'd 1858.
rE9TE following described Lands in Grant county, hav-
ing been forfeited by of the non-payment Of
Interest upon the loans granted thereon Notice is
hereby given that the will be offered for sale at
public auction and sold to the highest ider. ut the OF
lice of the Secretary Of State, al the capitol in Madison
the l0 day OF December, A. d. 1888, unless SOONER
redeemed according 10 law said sale TO commence at
O'Clock, A. NJ and t. continue rom day day until all
of said lands shall have been offered the mnemum prcA
which the will be off rcd will be the amt named
opposite each tact which includes the amount OF oanBg
IN up tire first daY January. 1859 and S per
cent damages o iic will be added the cost Of adj
veriisng the same. ,..s.,sz: $50 49,. i,,
ut tie opening of the same.
b W. jones' Commissioners
s. d. HASTINGS, of s. ard u
GAaRlEl, GUBcK; J Lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
rIv. TE,om:,s w. B:aIsxcil,

yAyiNG permanently located in Lancaster VIII Civ
mis- undivided attention 10 the practice of lis p;,'
esslon as rnysician and Surgeon
lie may he found 1T all times III the Drug Sore---llil
y professionally engaged -
:, genera supply of Family Drugs and Medicines viii
AZ kept for al the old stand OF BldShaw h;ii1eii
prepared y myself.
/ Lancaster Mas 25th, 1856. 49-h
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
IRIEcHlrs, DISCIPLINE, REGULATIONS, &C

This School is the instrument OF no sect or party: al
invited 10 and erjny its privileges. with liz.
assurance that white no sIe,cs oil immortality will be -
e,att L. the widest bertA OF thought and opinion viii
be cherished 1t il designed that the discipline OF the
School shall lie iarpni her than arbitrary. Every
= udant be made to perceive the difference between
right and wrong To bc liligent in study and 10 sup
srt wholesome regulations is rgh-t" he id aud will
full il scroag Ne shall not sustain our Sch"l by resar-
Ting species of fittrrry which saws ''Siudsnt-
Improving rapidly, when they are ideG large por-
nn of tie time consequently Parents will be infoi med
of all d lin eicies and advised to take their children
hone hen 1t is not for their interest to have them con
,nue in school We intend TO make thorough scholars
think. instead Of mechanical copNiss This cannot
be elfe ted without labor hence those who not will
ing help themselves will find here poor encour
aeencnt In word do nfi solicit the patronage o
tn, s.. whose oiSee, is easuie and not study
II il the Intention Of those connected with the School
Teachers to labor tor the interests OF Education gen
,aalv. These Students who desire make teachers
win receive specal instruction and none need expect
dat ions who not fully qualified, and "A ist
to the ork Thnse who qualified will b. assisted
in obtaining good stua- iou..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
EXPENSES.

10 I'D in private faniiirs sl75 to $500 per week
TUT ion, y, Term. Com. English. 400 To $3.50
small additional ge for eacl, Higher Branch
Pennmnsbip $3.50. Music. 5000. incideniais, 25c
he whole expense, Tenn need not exceed $500
In cases i, will b. much less. TUT ion ills must b
et Ell urfs he half of the Term unless deierre'
by special agreement
u.lents admitted ut any time during the first hal
tern and charged prof" iioailv thpust 1t is highly
iml tant that the, should De present at the opening
wiz CLASSES ormed
\ II persons having entei ed their namis viii !"
sder, members of the Sch al until the close 81 IN
Te ne 50 notice Is givt 10 the Principal that the
wish tai withdraw.
80 i6duciions made for absences except in cases o
s knesa: y
For Circulars or Ad,nis.nn aidrcfs the Principal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
PAY Up-AT POTOSI,

A. II. persons knowing themselves indebted to the
n undersigned must pay up By the first of January
1858, they viii have to pay cost. Now renembe.
this is joke. All Kinds produce for allnotes
accounts due me at :iir price. G. LEE ANDERSON.
Potos LIST Dec, 1857 24.u -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Notice Notices Notice!

4 Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted to me
n account viii call and settle the same either by
Mute Cash st the office of l. Woolley, who is author
z4d to receive the and give receipts therefor.
When at home he found at the Drugstore in the
north end of the BeckDith House at dwelling 10
l.ancaster, Sept. IS, 1858. 7. w. BALTZELL, NJ d.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-23

When mellow winds bring down the pears
That cluster on the knotted tree,
When apples drop from orchard walls,
And shrilIer huns the hurrying bee,
And, lifted with al inward smile,
Shine broadly oai the land and sea:
When down the wood paths faltering arch,
The vista closet, quivering blue,
And on the FIR trees CLEAN all day
Clear golden drops of resinous dew;
While in their tops the red bird sits,
And with its shr,ll note stabs you through:
Then come those days of perfect life
Fulfilled in eveis glorious song,
The hours chime ,,ouble in the breeze,
That woos us a. it floats along;
Content, we drow e, as any god,
Who cares not ow the moments throng.
The birds in air, t3e sky DER head,
The fieecy clouSr in utter bliss,
The round completeness of our joys,
Whose full perfection lies in this
In all the beauty dreamed or sought,
The want of wants we never miss!
With happy eyes, half closed in dreams
We lie with idly folded hands;
We're kings at will, who rule supreme
Der golden leagues and halcyon lands,
While Fancies wait in ready crowds,
Without the labguor of commands.
The banks that ali the sunset builds
Are flaming red before our eyes,
And giant trees In emerald walls
Lean up against the crimson skies,
And balustrades Of purple light
Slant down from golden galleries:
We drowse-we dream-we shade our eyes
Where boughs Of flashing foliage glare,
From beaten cups of heavy flowers
Steal drunken dews, and here and there
The trees from azure threads oflight
Swing subtle censers in the air.
AAihrough the day the woodbine weaves
Its changing wool of crimson braid
The long flags, brown and golden, toss
Their tufted tops; with spots inlaid,
The ferns in feathered beauty shake
Their forest fringes in the shade
The rushes by the river flaunt
In bending lunches far and wide;
Clear shines the stream the painted leaves
Dip dancing down the crystal tide;
The woodlands sigh and Silence sweet
With lifted finger seems to chide:
She points to where the azure dome
sweBs high its glory overhead,
To where the waiting woods lie hushed
In the deep sunlight burning red,
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To all the subtle charms of Death.

: S0DtIN n,
In hectic beauty round US shed.
We dream-we drowse-we close our eyes
10 all there is ofpain or death,
we hnger in our feeting Joys,
And slowly draw delicious breath,
And anger with impatient tears
To all the patient Pre- scher saith!
NO more-ah yes-once more we gaze
On swimming landscape, gloriou. skies;
a bnrning radiance, falling down,
Suikes all The woods in splendid dyes;
And pierced with sudden pain, we lay
Our fevered hands across our eyes!
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BY WILLIAM NJ. BRIGGS.

For the National Era.
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BY EDWARD SPENCER.

For the National f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
Important Iron Kansasa

81. LOUIS, Dec. 23.The DemocEa
Eof this morning has late and interesting
news from Kansas
The Legislature ia session At Lecomplon
has passed an act submitting the Calhoun
Lecompton Constitution d 4 vote Of the
people On the 9Th 81 January. 10 three
forms, as follows - with slavery
without slavery, 3 and against The
Constitution, $50
4 Stringent measures were adopted on
the 2lsI for watching The polls. Com
mittees have been appointed il each Pre-
cinct 70 take the names ofthe voters, and
to detect false returns.
There was great excitement At Lecomp.
ton aud throughout the Territory The
reportof General Lane having beem killed
is. however. faIse. Al DonipAaa free
State man named LatA4n had besn muir
idered. #E ~.
4 Acting Governor Stanton has voted
the militia and other obnoxious bills. but
the Legislature did not insist upon them.
IsEcoND pIsPATcH}
ST.. LouIs, Dec. "a The Democrat
has further advices from Kansas which
state that the Legislature has repealed
the law authorizing the Constitutional
Convention, and passed the Militia Law
over acting Governor Stanton's vote. 81
The bill provides for the appointment Of
4 MAJOR General. eight Brigadier General.
and . full militia organization.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

Tba e Toh 81 e,,a.,naroll, 80, i -
a. liz ,,ast nsrfsc, !. S,,s c;,ns,, af,Ss -
strvofl,he aihra,,,s It;s sl;La H.. IS s.
I'D 4 ~ asi;naa,;a 8 - ;n 49, XII 81
dosna IA sr,;ss;esllv sl;llfal y, nv Il
dsc,;c ,r !. X H. ;ssala ~
r. an ia raadsrn lsna ma III Il 4, ri,;zh
az RopI - Ish haa ~ sIst.a IS
- ~, ~ ,,..ll sa,a -
80 ,Ss F.s,lsayss Sear 4, s. ngass;en i:
= us - 4 ussp t. $3.50 e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
G. H, VIRGINIA., TUESDAY,, JANUARY 5, 1858. NO 36.

that there would be pretty general
stampede from that place. The small
Costa Rican force stationed there has
been Withdrawn. s.s
On the evening Of the 26Lh. small
party came down from the command up
1.-The river. after provisions. They re-
ported that they were twenty-thtee hours
10 rowing up the Colorado. tie rain fall
ing III torrents most Of the time. They
took possession. or rather position on
Lefe's formerly Kirkland H Island. which
gave them entire control of Tie river
Attic mouth Of the Colorado, Col. Ad-
ans took FIVE native prisoners. and used
them as pilots in going Obj This party
returned on the eth, taking with them
supplies for the command for twelve days.
Headquarters present arather camp
ike appearance. Some ri the troops are
stationed down on The point, below Scott
limits. and a malorsty above. being scat
tered over territory q mile and half in
extent. having sentinels posted along a.
short intervals.
This morning, Coll Rogers and Fays.
SIOUX went across the harbor On . hunt
ing expedition, along the shore. and were
fired into 4 short distance above Grey
town itis supposed by the Costa Ricaps,
who are encamped in that vicinity. n
AT present it is dfieult 70 say when we
shall leave here. That will depend upon
the arrival of Gen. Henningsen. We
have no boats to ascend tlie river with
except row boats. To attempt 70 ascend
with any number Of men, will be tedi.
GUS affair At present WI have no artil-
lery. Tie guns left with Scott are under
the protection Of the Saratoga guns ;
consequently we shall be unable 70 At
tempt taking CostilloEuntil we get artill-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
Later nom California.
ARRIVAL OF NORTHERN LIGHT

n * -
%, 900, 0ooia specie Surrender Of Cen
sral WalksrH Els Avival al Nss
FORK.
NEW YoaK, December 90. " The
steamship Northern Light with Caiifot-
MIA da.es to tie 5th inst. has arrived II
this port.
She brings 81, ooo. 1000 in gold!
Among her passengers IS Geuersl
Walker, who with $50 Of his men were
captured BY Commodore Paulding Of the
United States frigate Wabash. Il
The General IS On parole. The mer
were placed Oh board The United Slates
lsloop IF war Saratoga % be conveyed q
Norfolk.
The Lake and River steamers on The
San Juan have beed handed ever i
Messrs. Girrison \ Morgan.
These steamers have been capture b3
Gen. Walker. but were retaken by a.
expedition from Wabash.
Fort Costello had also been captures
by Gen. Walker. and 4 party of EAmers
cans under Col. Anderson still held pos
session Of It. as We'll Is he river Sal
Juan.
Col, Anderson has supply Of pro
visions for three months, with six piecei
Of artillery and an abundance d ammu
milton
| Capt. Eagle Of Wabash. is 4 passengeI
on board the Northern Light. and is
bearer Of dispatch to Washington.
The river steamer Clorigan, seized 81
Commodore Padding, was put IN charg'
| of the American Consul at Greytown.
The expedition that captured Gen
Walker and his men consisted Of So
men. landed from the fiigate Wabash.
Heavy rains have commenced falling
| in California. reviying trade and imparin|
tnew yigor 70 the mining operations.
Sir hundred Chinese have left Sal
Fransisco in vessels bound for Chin
ports.
The San Francisco markets were quite
but money was active and iii demand.
Martinez has been elected Presiden
of Nicaragua. and is making active pre-
parations for 40 energetic war on Cost
Rica.
He has sent force Of 100 men aQains
Col. Anderson. for the purpose 81 recap
turing Fort Castillo,
The resoluiionists il Bolivar have BEEF
successful. The Chinca Islands are i
the power Of Ylyaneo. The ship An
daIusa. q Baltimore. IS reported ashor
n callao BAY viii be got ID.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
now Joe Won The Pencil.

Joe B-is unqnestionably the
handsomest married malsin Cincinnati
Joe sports 4 wife, besides seward other
creature comforts. Well. be and his wife.
Harry John 49,, and George
49,. and their wives all board at the
same house. A day or two ago, while
they were ct table. luxurating on detach-
ed portions OF i boiled turkey, which had
been sr6hed with oysters, the conyersa-
ton turned on Christian names, when
Mrs.. Harry ceatended that she could
name more distinguished men who had
borne the name Of Harry. than any gem
tleman could Of his own name; and cont
Ecldded by offering a gold pencil as wa
lger. against q slitableeq uivolent. should,
she win. Il,
The trial commenced. Mrs. Harry
OFF with .sHarry Of the
Weat," adding dozen others. 4
George now gathered UP on
George Washington, the four Georges Of
England, Lord George Of Franks, &c.
.Now, Mr.. john, what have YOU
TO say?" said the charming Mrs. Harry.
Ohl can give you q huHdred-the
Two adams--Lord John Russell John
| Tyler-John, John, bring mesome water.
john
Stop, stop. you can't win. Mr. 10.
lseph, now your turn comes, con-
tinued the juicy little ganester.
Now If ever bashftl man lived, il Il
Imy friend Joe. He dared not look up
He had been rackihg his brain for an an
swer, but to no purpose, and In despair.
be made one grand effort. and raising bis
head replied I
MY dear madam, have lost. I can.
not now think Of any very distinguished
man who ever bore ths name of Joseph
except the gentleman We read about ii
the Sacred Scriptures he who was such
Z favorite OF Mrs. Potiphar, but will not
Eoffer him, for Think Ne pas tis-
fool Isssr did hear or
Here's the pencil. said Mrs. Harry.
Tossing it over 10 him, Is she and The
other ladies' scud out Of the door.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
SlaYery-Ths London Times.

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u,se lecsh.is, e.en .hose M'lo ~ ~ 1i's u
]. u snfar MIS- VIZ ~, atspossa
= auin .ilas y VIZ fos II '''s $500.
snu op':usns s''etsetsss s,. u o.osy ;,
y, J, i ~ :l si ,;., ~ ., $3.50. N !
Snu p'nl Il. Il s. 49, n, ~, n;.. sne
st'inolYs N ~ neS'l sns Ns.o1y
q NE III u ,sS lnI'.is sns op,I.oA
III. wy sut' tssle ]. osst & sAq
80 ".sts aau III oo,i 49, - 80
sz 80 Ii W. sia'Y' J, Mns n'a
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