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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29
New York Market.

NEW oRK, Nov, 25.
FL0UR-Market 5@l0c better, with fair ex>
port and speculative demand; sales 81 900 brls
at 5 ,l0a5 2O for superfne state, 5,32a5,45 fol
extra state, 5,2Oa5 35 for superfne western, s :
4Oa5, 80 for common to medium extra western,
565a5,75 for inferior to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; closing frm.
GRAIN - Wheat la2c better, with good
speculative aud fair export demand; sales $4,000
bush ,23al % for Milwaukee club, the latter
price for very choice; ,35al 81 for red Indiana
40 for common white Canadian, so for white
southern, SO for white Kentucky.
RYE-Quet and firm, sales of 500 bush at
90c.
BARLEY-Lower and more actve sales OF
35 900 bush at73a76 for state, 75a7Gc for Canada
East, 75c for Chicago.
OORN-Firmer for new, with sales of 10 ,00O
bush at 75aS6c for new and Csc, for old yellow.
oATS-Very doll at 46%a47ic., for state,
western and canadian.
WHISKY-Hcavy; sales Of 500 brls at 27c.
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Gatrst bp GsIsarapb.
More Troops for CharlealoNn.

BALTIMORE, Nov ~.
A steamer arrived from Norfolk with 2
companies Of l70 men, and will 80 to
Charlestown IN a special train tonight -
Two companies Of 100 men LEFT Charles,own
to-day for Wheeling, 10 guard the Ohio line
The Va Cadets and over 200 men, went up
in a special train this afternoon
These reinforcemonts will make the force
az Charlestown over 900 They are quar-,
tered in the Court House and churches, -
Every car that passes through Is searched
for armed men, at all the stopping places in
Va What new information has been re-
ceiyed has not transpired
The military movement, il Is said, grows
out Of a confident belief that an attack will
be made to night. tis said that Coy. Wise
and Mr. Hunter profess 10 have received la
formation that an attack will be made to-
night Companies from all parts Of the State
have rendered their services t. the Governor
The citizeus Of Rockingham county have
rendered 100 men to proceed TO any point
tho Governor may require them.
RiCHMoND, Nov, 81
A dispatch urges the people Of Va, to stay
away from the execution. II says that ysi-
tors from other States, if they are permitted
10 be present at all, will be assigned posi-
ton where they can do no mischief
CHARtEsrowN, Nov. 2S
During Saturday and Sunday the town
was scattered with strangers and military
Extensive preparations are making for ad,
ditional military forces approaching. The
churches are all taken posse ssion Of for bar
racks, Sentinels are nightly firing at im>
imaginary foes, and namber of citizens
have narrowly escaped bullets. On Sunday
night the military confidently expected an
attack, and sentries were doubled--no foes
appeared however
II is stated on good authority that Wise
has sent men into Ohio and Penn, and il is
from their reports that large bodies Of men
are arming and moving towards Va, that
the military forces are being so largely aug
mented.
About 700 additional troops have arrived
here since Saturday, including companies
from Wheeling, 80 that we have now about
1900 military under arms.
A letter from Huntington county, Pa
states that large bodies OF armed men are
moving towards Va, across the North
Mountain, supposed to be on their way to
Charlestown. These reports cause constant
panic. All is quiet to-day, and arrange
ments are making for the erection of the
gallows,
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Latest from CaIifornia

New YORK, Nov, ~.
The U, S. Mail steamship Baltic has ar
rived from Aspinwall, with California adj
vices to the 9th inst She brings 81, 1000,
900 in gold, and $50 passengers, including
the officers and crew of the u. s. steam frig.
ate Saranac. The Baltic's adviees are on.
ly one day later than those receiyed by the
Overland Mail, and are entirely destitute of
general interest
Nothing of Importance had transpired at
the lsthmus since the departure of the
steamer North Star on the 10th inst
The steamer North Light, Vanderbilt line,
with mails and passengers from N. ", on
the 9th Nov, arrived at Aspinwall on the
10th. The steamer Baltic which left N. Y.
on the same day arrived at Aspinwall on the
18th. The Northern Light had met with an
accident to her machinery at sea, and had
also been on fire. The extent of her dams
age was not known at Aspinwall
Valparaiso dates are to the 29th of Oct
Thd frigate Lancaster 81 days from Rio
Janeiro, had not yet arrived at Valparaiso.
The news is unimportant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29
The Presidents MessaEe-MeXi-
can Aitairs-ArriVals AT WASH
tngtOn,


WASHINGTON, Nov. y
Itis understood that the Presidents next
message, which is ready for the press, will
not be more than two-thirds the length OF
that of 1858.
Whatever designs France and Spain may
have on Mexico with view to fix its future
form Of Government, there is nothing to
warrant suspicious that Great Britain is uni.
ted with them for that purpose. The subject
of Mexican affairs will doubtless be pre- EN-,
inently presented to the consideration Of
Congress during the coming session.
Among the recent arrivals are persons
who formerly held Office in the House OF
Representatives, and are here waiting the
organization in the hopes of being re. insta'
ted
The more than usually large number Of
aspirants for the positions of Clerk, Door
keeper and Postmaster have besides drawn
hither corresponding increase of place
hunters.
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From Havana.
CHARLEsToN, s, c., N

CHARLESTON, 5. O., Nov, 2S.
he steamship Isabel has arrived from
Havana.
The Marquis Serrano, the new Governor
General, arrived on the 24th inst, and was
received by grand demonstration lie had
been sworn in and entered upon the duties
Of his Office.
The steamer Moses Taylor was at Havana
when the Isabel sailed.
The sugar market was firm at an advance
Of / per arrobe. The stock at Havana and
Mantanzas was 10000 boxes against 60,000
at the same time last year
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From Rrownsviile


Dates from Brownsviile 10 the 29th inst,
hare boon received Lieut. Tennison, Of
the rarenuo cutter Dodge says that the
force now guarding Brownsville, consisted
Of 292 No attack had been made By Corr
tinas
The Moses Taylor has arrived al this port
with dates from San Francisco 10 the 9th
and Havana 20 the 25lh. No Captain Gen.
eral had yet arrived in Cuba mp to the 23d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29
THE.
One Horse ShOeing shop,
THE.

A few doors East of the PosT OFPIcR.
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
4 than to accommodate his old customer and
the public, in the w'N w
HOrse-ShOetng business,
In Its various branches. Particular attention
Will be given to all lame horses suoh AZ
split hoois, and bound, and oorns in their feet
will be cured satlfActory TO the owner OF such hor.
ses, and If not, money will be refunded
ALso.-horses that Il terfeFe will be shod TO pre-
vent ~, and warranted, or money refunded
He viii personally s1perintend ali work entruatd
TO his care Thankful for past favors he respectfully
ASKS continuance OF the lAtronage of his old etG-
toners, and will be happy Ia accommodate AZ many
NEW ones as may favor him with call.
/ apr2-daWly NATHAN SIFFERAfAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29

The case Of Geo G, Bates against the Illi'
nois Central Rairoad, which has been on
trial in the T. & Court for the past fortnight
involving tho right Of the defendants 10 their
depot property 10 Chicago, was decided TO-
day in favor Of the road. This is the Sec
ond time the case has been tried with the
same result
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81. Aouls. NoH. 2s

The Utah mail of the third brings accounts
of the execution Of Thos Ii, Furguson for
the murder of Alexander Carpenter, the
first Judicial execution that has ever taken
place in the Territory,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and Steam Filter,
No. GS JEFFERSON STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
DAYTON, OHIO.

HAVING been resident of this city but
- ashort time Mr.. o. would take this ocassion OF
selecting one frpm among score of letters he re-
former place of residence:
FoRT WAYNE, IND, April soth, 1852
Having had occasion to use the services of A
plumber, was introdut ed TO MIR Ogden, a gentle-
man who had just arrived in our city. The lob
that was to be done very difficult and reOuired
the tt incest Kind oi mechanism am happy to add
ton, and as master of his art take pleasure IN
recommending him to my fellow townsmen
PHILO RUMSEY.
He would also take the privilege of giving one
among several recommendations he has received
since his residence here:
Mr. Ogden has done considerable work in the
plumbing line in my house, which is very satisfae-
tory I n X0ITNG
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
. FLOU r. Steady; Howard street S5.25.
Wheat quiet; 35 900 bush sold at 20@l As
for white, l0@l 25 for red.
Corn firm at G5@75c for new white and yela
low.
Provisions steady; mess pork SIS Is, prime
$40 80, bacon l0c; mess beef SIS for No. /.
Whisky firm at &c 6@27c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29

TOBACCo-But little coming ia and that ia
small lots. Wrappers quoted at 3@7c, and Fill.
lers 2mAlIc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29
NEW TREA T:M.ENT.
PlR.I VATlE
s-AND--
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE |

A T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
n lished for the cure Of syphilis, seminal Weak
ness and the secret inhrmities Of Youth and Matu-
corner Of Main and ouay streets, (up stairs)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure Of genital Debility OF
NOCTURNAL kmieaionHi more properly kncwn SEM
nom fifteen days to two months by Inc use OF fhis
instrument, when used conjointiy with medicines.
Y0uao MRN rAEe PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS and SON take pleasure ia announcing
that they have Invented a most important instru-
mcnt for the cure of the above diseases Ithaa been
subjected 10 test BY the most eminent physicians In
London, Parla, Philadelphia and New York; it has
been declared the only useful Instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure Of Seminal
caused BY secret habits Of YOUTH Price Ten Do1
lars, by Mail or Express.
A curb WARRANTED
nr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
eNcluelely 20 this peculiar class OF maladies, and
the relief the have consequently been able to rem
der their testified and grate-
fully Acknowledged by convaleHoent patients and
others daily arriving ia town, from ali parts of the
country for the express purpose only OF oonBulta-
tons, while thelrexertionh havebeon crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced in cnquiring into the causes u
these infectious complaints iron their most simple
CONDITION 70 that Of the most dangerous and invot-
erate,l they have alway entertained the possibility
Of their prevention and removal, and likewise in
i0fmn OF disease could almost invariably be Traced
70 oneoi the following oauaee.--Ignorance, neglect
on the III eeoiBo OF uuakltul or improper
therefore ID AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering, In the selection Of their remedies, q
safe, cfcctual and cautious coursei Onitting all
combination OF remedies which bear an equiVocal
character aa well asthose whose premature or inu-
diciOua application might be productive of bad com
sequences in tho hands Of private individuals. In
short the iaudable end of their remedies IL the
ening Of great mass OF human misery by the alev-
iation relief and prevention Of those Frievous ar
hctona that are In reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they so extensively surround us call
aotd Tor our Hkl and Interference Tor their eNter
min alton,
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Personsin an part Of the world ray be success
fully treated By forwarding correct detail Of thef
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay stre1ts, Buffalo IN. Y. jAnT-dawfy
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MA RKETS.
Dayton Market.

TUEspAY, 9 p. NJ, Nov 20, 80.
Wheat has advanced Ia sl,lO, which is read
lily offered. But little coming in
Corn iO@45 cts. Several sales have been
made at the latter figure up to the time Of 90.
ing 10 press.
Rye IS cts.
Barley co cts.
Oats 35@4O cts. aud ia fair demand.
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Pumps, Baths, Water Closets and
Wash-Stands

Fired and Repaired, and on The shortest notice.
aud most reasonable terms
ALSO-Alarge quantity of Liftand Force PumpH.
Wen and Ctstern Pumps OF every description hich
are warranted not to freeze up in winter Brast
Cooke OF all kinds, such as Wash-Stand, Beer, Wa
ter and Steam Cocks. Together with all Kinds of
Plumbers Brass Work. -
Mr.. U. has just received another large supply of
pipe of all kinds, to which he particularly calls
attention of those who desire work in his line
All kinds OF Baths made and repaired.
seD~ Cash paid for Lead and Pewter -TSa
iY25-lW -
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DAYTON Tobaeoo n4arket

)ats 3s@lO cts. aud 10 fair demand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29

nItir now settled that the LAsrrno health Of NJ,
Of their solEsi1 -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-29

Perhonsin an part Of the world may be success.
fully treated By forwarding correct detail OF theif
case with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay strSo ITS, Buffalo IN. Y. janT-dawIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

PAR AND TIE WKpDED PAIR. -" Last month
Gen. Sampson Dove, Of Winspusa, married the
darter Of the American Ksounsel {copsuD to
Dublin, Miss Jemina Fox. Did You ever see
her, strsngerip Newer / ssid. ssWsli,
that's cruel pity, for yoa woeld have seen 4
peeler, 1 tell yoe-a real eorn-fsd gal, and no
mistaks. yust What Eve Was, gusSs when she
walked about the garden, and angels como to
see her-not % sseFIAstIns thin and vapory.
Ike sunbeams Well, they Grst wsnt tosKil-
larney on . wedding tower, and alter they
bad stared e the lovely place al they hurt
their eyes, they came doun here to ses tbs,
Groves Of Barney, and what not. Wen, the
Giasr.i didn't want folks 70 know they we're
only just married, for the people always ran 10
the vindsrs and doom 70 feok at bride, q Il
she wssa bird that was oufy sesn once In q
hundred ysars. It's oseoavsnisnt, that's
fact. and IL makes ssnsitive, dslicsts minded
gal feel asawkward - wrong boot. 50 says
the Ginsrai o Pat, Pat, says Ss, sdon't % ssd
tell folks Ne are ouly jnst married; lie low and
keep dAsk viii yoss that's . good fellow
they'll sst out Of ne. saa tell you. Let ne
alone for that; I ssn keep secret q we'll q
ever praist IN ireland well, for I'll that,
they did stare, in usy that vas Z caution to
owls; and vsll they might. forit sin't oftsn
they sew sueh eS.fw 4iD ysmimA, eaa ten
you; though the Iritt ss,s vsen's behind the
At last TIE ainsssi Sc snstSiss vs. 4 4 IL; sSs
wind ADORE eomnon, Tor ths loIks looked
AMAZED y the house, and didn't seem half
pleased either So nys he, ons day, Pat ssAys
he, 4 hops yoa did not tell then ~ vSrs o1,Iv
jast married, did you sTsIl yoa va tust mar
ried 4 Z. yer honorl' ND hs; let ne slesS for
that They tsrs mighty inquisitivs abouf n,
ssposiaiIy the MASTER svapted 70. know sii
about i snfireiy. Married. i II, ssysI; Why,
they sin't asrrisd - ALI q al, o. iivil psr.
son ever .sid grses over thent ButP ~ ten
SoS, sssy .a,s z = . = = IT, e
fortnisht Tor bssfd sksu Say . this blssssd
day, with my own ears II ths GineSAl ,vasa'I
hopping mad, IL ant 10 matter IN half N
hour he snd his vie wers % board the stsam-
sr for Engisnd, and Pat 3 II the bsd here yef
fs9@ Me = q: licking hs ssts- Dsstss Usisss"sy
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~
{ The CRACK IN "BIa BEsn-The presence Of
the crack was ascertained curiousfy enough.
and from the very mode Of its discovery the
extent Of its mischief was plsced beyond q
doubt Lest Friday, a. our readers may re-
member, was, wild and stormy day. The
wind was rough in any place, but round the
summit OF the lofty clock tower it rushed and
whistled, driving the clouds Of sleet through
the gilded apertures Of the bell chamber till the
rain trioklsd down In little streams from Ben
and his four assistants. In the afternoon, Mr.
Hart, one OF the gentlemen connected with the
works Of the clock tower, was in the beifry
when the hour struck. Looking ut the moment
toward Big Ben, he was at once surprised to
perceive minute row Of bubbles spring from
the vet BELLS side, with each stroke Of the
hammer. An instant's investigation was suffi-
cient to show that these bubbles arose from the
vibration OF the air in the minute cracks We
have already mentioned. and which the air and
water bad partly flled. Both cracks are within
about two feet Of each other, and both are on
the opposite side Of the bell to that where the
ponderous hammer falls. One is about fifteen
inches long, the second nearly two feet. Both
extend from the sound bow to the lip. Neither
have gone through the substance Of the bell,
and are only just visible to scrutiny on the out
side. Yet from the observations which have
been made, and the reason there 10 10 believe
that the cracks have rather increased than
diminished, II may be taken as certain that
both fissures will soon make their way through
the metal, 20 that, as We have said, the hours
Of Big Ben the Second are few indeed. The
instant that this most unpleasant discovery was
m ide Mr.. DsEis las wesk communicated
with Mr.. Fitxroy, informing that gentleman of
the fact, and requesting that the Board Of
Trade would ct once investigate the matter.
As preliminary step thereto the striking has
been at ence discontinued. and the present
state Of the bell minutely examined. - London
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Rsbert Ksnnieest-Far Nsrsh.assair {
Extracts from a fssslisv Leftsr koms. 1

8 L<ZtS0e<5 JyOW ~ JOSSsSS0y fSettoF H0S1e. j
900 mild. ao,sa y 4hs Rsa Rsss.' s Jun. !, 80.
About O'Clock, last night, 4 saw the sun 70
down In Lake Winnepsg, while thinkinS g "a
tenseiy Of you folks ct home, that my speci.
mems were neglected, and felt sufe you we're
talking Of me, and, perhaps, imaginiug ALI
sorts Of hardships and dangsrA Whsh, In truth 4
I was enjoying the solitude and the comfort Of
. jolly camp fre, IN front ef my tsnt, eoatrsst-H
ssleafy June and gay aowers at Tho Grove. =
AT every post, where havs yst called, i
have been treated with the grsafest kindness:
always offered provisions and saked III some
thing else could not be given me. AT Fort.
Alexander, Mrs. McMursy presented me With
tHo pairs Of embroidered moccasins, % jolly
that I hated to spoil thens BY veasilg. she
also Psessnted me with letter. Of iutroducfion
to her friends at Norway House; for you must
know that all the chief factors and traders
meet Sir George Simpson there in council,
about the time ]. expect to arrive, and many
bring their families with them. So. you see, I
Am not going 70 be particularly lonely. j
Do you want to know my daily routine, 30
far Well, about .. m, am reused by the
cry Of Levi, Levi ?" dress, drink cup of
tea, while the men wrap my blankets and some
books, TO-, in the oilcloth, and put my tent in
bag, and In ten minutes from the time We
get up, couch is made for me in the bottom
" tne cAh0es ana Wo ere padding on, whlio j.
lie down most Of the time, and often sleep till
breakfast, for which We stop about 8 or 8
o'cieck. Then / rush about with gone Of the
men, hunting specimens, until my breakfast is
ready; and We start again the moment the
meal is finished. We get dinner about D. m,
and camp from to o'clock at night; and at
The night camp / get the best chsnce to work
for ] cannot even write in the canoe unless
quite calm-but at night / lash candle to my
tent pole, and skin birds, &c., till from III D.
m. to o'clock in the morning-after two hours
rest for the benefit Of digestion; for I eat 90
much that / can seldom work Immediately sf-
ter meals So - =
Aunt Avis may be sure think Of her three
times q day, for the butter she put up for me
conduces wonderfully to my COED living; and.
yesterday, I ate with it the youngsst goose Il
ever ssu, the egg from which took 1t having
been but few days incubated. Now, you
"ignorsnt savages, down below, would have
pronounced the seven fine wild goose eggs /
found "spoiled,' jast because you eould see q
rudImentary head and q pair Of eyes in each
But that would be just your mistake. Well
stirred up and nicely fried, you would see
nothing wrong-and the taste assure you is
all right. ate three, and the men grabbed
the rest. We ate the old goose, too; but must
say the eggs we're BY far the most agreeable. L
am again feasting on Pemican, obtained at Fort
Alexander, and / have reason to be particular
in the choice ol my diet. 'PRAIRrE FARxER
=
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Uap.ss eossp KAnwAy osr.Arlos..-The

y UnDEheRotSp RAILWAY OPHRArIoSs.-The
Rochester Express of the 18th ult says Of the I'm.
dergfound railway buisiness: - 4.
YThe operations Of this institutfcn do not uenalfy
come to the knos ledge the public a there Is 10
hw requiring It's directors to make verified state
ments Of the freight and psaengersn Il conveys
road is Of considerable importance - on Saturdsv
evening last not less than $1,000 worth Of
..propertyn ps.ed through this city on q tain Of
the 'sCndefground, fairly rivaling the Central.
IN the transit across The suspepsion Bridqs q
Niagara, The aproperty, Suddenly mstamespkesed
into abeut dozen rmsrt, in1sllfgent, young and
middie-aged men snd women. Thee ac6.tles
persogalr wese part Of . large shipment which
ien Alexandfia, va, about the time Of the Har-
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STOVES, FURNACES, Go.
EAGLE STOVE HOUSE

SlS EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. 31S
The subscriber bess leave to inform the isdiss
ana gentlemen OF Mashington and vicinity that he
has z now his large STOyE, CRATE, and HOUSE,
FURNISHING SALOON thrown open for their
tons from the fsesf and largest assortment Of the
above-named goods that has ever been offered for
sale in Washington.
Please call and examins-st No. SIS Pa. avenue.
between 10th and 1lth streets.
oc I'm C.. wOOUwARO
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ID The szfs.fs esrs.ais sb.t. n apiks AZ Cor.
ernments. actually sxish befwssa fssace sad
Enzi1nd u amazingly iIiusesu1sd byths sppsur-
asce inAnse arcax ha1 - goha Bullian. fssch,
icafurist, ~ de No, bst1r khosvn = chs6 me-
psoclsi4 fhsIr odeIh - any - scc,,c1oned s 81
:syie. p.iaIy q Jehs Lesek sssieesssfes sSe
Aver e 02tees5 ~ Rsxi.1ans svfiI bel1Ss
asseElB q c6ss eesss = very usssSorssir s Is Is
LeechS ehnsning yoe1x ladies, q fe1nsd and "a
hone.iiks, sn.oag whom every one ands tie fyps
Of his bssY-idsaE4E4a s,-1aH q
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susrIcIous. n WA ~ vHas ~ bseovas sf
sss p,stss IT, - ~ Y. -; - -: ~, ~
..ia her s.ss3 ~ -. q inpssss..Iy e e.. IS 5
Which ca fas.lH a,s.. sd, "hy dsss, did yss EVER