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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

DosEsrio TsorBLKs. The bogus democratic
party are qaarrelins among them.oIves-as
W Washington over the Tar i'll question. in Connee.
'lcnt over Douglas, in Maine over "SquAtter SOW
ereisnty and all over the country over the spoilA
The Cincinnati Platform is repudi. ted, true demo-
cratic principles are ignored, the interests Of thu
country are neglected., and the party has gons
into regular contest over the next Presidential
question
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

A NEWSPAPER IN EMbRYo.-Mr. Drew late
OF the Rural intends to start another paper
"perhaps with some such title as "1he CHRrs.
rIAN BROTHER AND LADIES SocIABLE." The
suggestive Pike of the Age, will probably
want the Sir-name of "HAMMoSroN Apvo.
CATE hitched on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

ANOTHER Outrage. The Navy Department
has news that the American Brig, Rufus souls
was searched and burnt on the coast of Africa, on
the 18th OF Oct, by the British Steamer Viper.
The Brig had American colors lying when boa I'd.
ed' but when called upon to show the paper, the
Captain threw them overheard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

GoDr,'s LApYs Boox.-The March No. Of
this elesan, and popular work i. on our table.
1t is as full of good things as an cgg is Of meat,
1t is beautifully illustrated. and has a fashion
plate tina, will take with the lade. and they
will TAKE SOME ROOM if they fashion af,e. it.
This is the best of all the l.ady's Books.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

THR,v,So.-Mr' Ivory B. Gerry Of No ;,
Aroostook. writes to the Pioneer a promising
account of the settlement in that township
One or more Bluehill citizens have settled in
that same Nc. 3,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

LARog OxEN.-A Yoke OF oxen belonging
which took the premium at the State Fair
last fall, were sold recently for $325. They
measured feet and inches
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

CRUEL In the debate in the House Of Repre-
'en'atives on the Cuba resolutions, McCrillu Of
Bangor alluded to the past political life of Mr.
smart IN way to make the Camden member
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

IHs MUTE ARTIST. Mr. Delavan, whom vo-
man made speak after eight year, Of pl.vinx
dummy has published card Of explanation
Of his conduct, which is no explanation At ALL
lie nighta we'll have been mute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

PrrsssoS's BANK Morn Lis, fusAkfe1cy
l. received. This is capital and reliable
work, worth double its price. This number
contains pErERso,'s COMPLETE Cors Book.
which is sent to new subscribers free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

DRuaeISo AND RoBpr,o.-Mr, Levi Bsyley
was drugsed and robbed in Bangor last Fri
day. Detectives Walker and Bicknell arrest
cd within two hours after information was
lodged of the ROBBERY. Michael Mangan and
young man by the name Of O:Mara. and
the latter owned up. They took $50. to
Sl.5. and divided the spoil.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

MONEY CoaIsa.-Mr. Weston, our Agen,
at Washington writes to the Kennebec Journal
under date Of the Sth. that "the Bill which
passed the Senate last session, passed the
House yesterday to repay to Maine the expen.
SEES IT organizing Regiment for the Mexican
war This wall give Maine $500 and ia-
iersst"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

oLp AND HosoRABLs. Baron Humbol, 10 nine.
ty years old. Ho writes . letter 10 DR.. Liebsr,
dated Dec. ", 1883, saying that be IL "Harra.s.
ed with correspondence beyond all bounds-tw.n.
ty.hvs hundred letters year."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

ANOTHER REMOVAL. Tho vail k,o-, vl,.
worm nrin OF j. II. Lsngdon = Co., has removed
10 boston, and gone Into the Flour business
India St., under the style Of Hathaway an.
Langdon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18
MARY AVN JARVIS.


The BrnSING OF THE RUFUS SorlE BY
BRIrlsu CRrtsER.-Comm,nlcr Tott., y
.ho V. -'' y
''p '"'e''''es'n"s forwarded to tn
Navy Department an account of the visit
search, seizure and burning of the American
BRIG Rufus SouIa br IT r NJ s.o, W.;
q, rho o,os. &C ~; = 60, r.
u >'''''' III oc'opr last
refer 'ailhaa, a seaman on board the Ruff:
Soule, made the following statement of the
affair ON hoard the y;,con,.s
/ az sh;ra1 c. A.. -.
SILL ~. - s"o -'.,e, eau "iis ho'u'
OH - III. -a 49, a' Ii''a,'A's' On .he
Ear5;,,a o. ,'''N ' I. a. a.l,'ers'9ou. lor
isl,,ds and H., .s' up ue verne
,e,;aa,' a'',,. - We n,'ee was Tue
ar,ar a.. so'ss "e.f W ha'oa foih'. Soon
- 49,, -" ''e''iei coming towards US
. ".' '''o Ss''' d poi' Inc captain OF the
.''''si ~. ''''' ""o,i.r oiueef with him
,'1 my asNpu .or papers, ana mus
=, -" '''s - :" "'iI QUESTIONED US al about
heard the O., tain of tho Vinsr ..lI ~, ar"
derson that he would give him one hour to
make mp MS mind. and if he did not deliver
nls .st,se. ae would taSe her IN tow; and the
I"p'.'i' returned on BOARD ms own vessel
honr t1e orfsr "'t'' ~ iii,' al
avon III. b.tcbos .la,, ''', ~
limo thu, o,,r A., haJ Loa. f',I ~, ''lo N'''
~, En,,l;sh 81, ..'u'',' Nv
.arah;as IN I!1eel .nel waved ms hana-
staar,nr l.,,no "''I ,,' t'o I"l",'" oi '"e
l,,,,,.,l I'D ,h'., @ "'''urs were
opr ,.b " 81 ,I ' u, oi'Ifeu Us al! 10 se'
i Afterwards they brought from the brio all
her sails and small stores The brig was set
on IRE ABOUT ! 0 clock IN the evening, and
was cunning all nisht. In the morning sew
trai sh91s We're nrei at her before she went
do"h' heafu u Siia oy some OF the crew
o' the iPer 'nat s,le"as burned because they
i nao no men 10 SEND away IN her, and that
t,ies ha' orders 70 Durn one out OF every
',irte 'esseis taken. We got und way in
tilt a'tern'oh' ana We're landed on the beach
at ha,@hia: ii the |ineennes had not come
1n' aoh know w. how we conId have lived. -
! 'o'' 'ne E!'5'isn oihter that WAS an Amer
'e''' c''izeh'
Commander Totten then wrote To the com
mander OF the yiper. maxine the fll,v;,,
INQUIRIES
r..
fFs'-h sac haa u" American h's flying
"nei' visited oy your boat :
+ Secand-W ere her papers found correct
iiir'-h ',e american nag was still fly
not under wb,t r,rcn,,st,aoo. fr ,i a''a ~
was hauled Jwn?
/ ask these questions because | have infor-
.na.i N ti"' 'he hu!us soule WAS captured
- ~ Nv ~,
Frs, u.1 ,ha 49,, -. ..
nvino At rhs time sbe ,yas r;s;+o1 b.. ~ 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

SAD ACADEMIA Mr.. Debeck, belonging
t. Eddington was found dead at the landing
on: Union river in Aurora, where he was
hauling logs, on Tuesday last. It Il sup
posed that log rolled over him, killing hin
instantly. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

hon. Edward Everett delivered his lecture On
washington at Henry Ward Beecher', Cburcb
brooklyn last weeks and over three thousand
persons were present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

MoDEsr.- The Penobscot Indians are try
ing to raise salary of twenty five dollars a
year for their Governor, by the aid OF the
Legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

PErIRsoN's MAoAztSE. is received. for
March. /, is well illustrated. and well 6lled
with choice reading
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

ALL STYLES OF BINDING done in the
most satisfactory manner and on reasona-
BILE terms, at the ELLSWORTH BINDERY
over C. G. PECK's STORE. Orders solc-
tied and Prompt Attention given, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

There have been abou, SIXTY days Of good
shedding in this region. since the commence
ment of the cold weather
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

JUDGE lANEY AND THE DRIED SCoTT oPIN.
ION AGAINST BUCaANAN's PRorEcToRArE.-
Judge Ianey in the bred Scott opinion helc
the following language
There is certainly no power by the Con
stitution to the Federal Government to estab
fish or maintain colonies bordering on tn,
United States, or at Il distance, to be rulet
and governed at its pleasure nor to enlarge
its territorial limits in any way, except by
the admission of new States
What did the proposition of the Presden
to establish protectorate over a portion o
Mexico mean, but to establish or MAINTAIN
colonies
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

HANCOCK HOUSE, A Committee Of the NaS
Nes'''a'afe have agreed unanimously, 70 rseen
mend the purchase Of thi. esta,e by n. Commit
wealth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

NV MAeHlvg Potr-The Ban ,or wag,
ioGnd native poet over N Brewer aad obey
intIcdueed him to Bangor audience. one
evening last week Ike Poet WAS !ion;zed.
the audience were br!m fall of fun and Joy
over thclr aad his success, and the way the
bi valves disappeared at Whites Sal on after
the affair, was caution. He following IS
given as sample OF the po-e-tre:
Friendship Thou art ttcn found
On a small base and lettering down,
HE many man is running round
twisting sympathies throu- h this town.
ypung ladies' sweet and fair,
al y.u 1t awhile il NiItue's chair
Wha, the authors aspirations are may be
learned from the following:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

PrrrioS. In the Senate Of Maine Feb. 10,
Col. swatey presented the petition of George W.
MADDOX and ljj others for the passage of law for.
bidding the citizens or the authorities Of thi,
state to aid in the execution Of the fugitive
slave law Also, petition that Butter Island
Great Spruce Head and Bear Island have their
proportion If the school fund
In the House the same day. Mr.. Estes from the
Com nittee on Education, reported legislation in :
e1Pedcnt petition Of the inhabitants. of school.
district No II 10 orland and No !. in El,svor,h.
for authority to raise money
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18
C6e o5llsuortg Amerltan,
n. *. SAW YER -----EDITOR.
r, Ills w OIsTII,

$. VI. PETTENGILL Il co 5 Advertising Agency ll9
Nassau ST. New YORK, and 10 state street Boston. S
NJ p & Co.. are the agents for the AMERICAS, and the
most influential and largest circulating Newspapers IN
United Staes and the Canadas, They are authorized
to contract for US at our lotpest rates.
s. r. NILES. tsuccessor to '. L. Palmer Newspaper
Arertlsing Agent, No Sclllay's Buiiiing Court
Street Boston is auth ,rile 20 receive advertisements
for paper, Al the same rates required BY US.
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What the authors aspirations are may be
learned from the following:

Il is not for pride or pay speak,
1t IS ior the knowledge do seek,
10 speak 10 men and at mems call.
Some day to 60 to Congress hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

OREGON. Oregon Is now state, having been
by vote of the House Of Rapresentati, cs admitted
into the Union on Saturday last. The vote stood
ia to 1903, Mr.. Foster from this dis,ric, voted
yea. Oregon has not. as appears by the census
taken the past season 80 many inhabitants ~
Kansas, had when condemned to stay out Of tho
Union by the votes of the Democrats unle,, she
would accept slave constitution prepared for
her by Administra ton miniors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

GHA>GEs. Mr. Gee. ". Sars.nt, ono Of III. old
firm of Wyer Il. Sargent / Co., Scdswick, has
withdrawn from the firm and has entered int,
partnership with Nr. J. j. Darham 2o5 CONNER
e'al st Boston, at the store formerly occupied BY
Henry Avery The new f. IN viii do a .hip-ehand-
cry, ship. store, and general commission bust
ness, keepias hand West India good, and
groceries. Mr.. Sargent is an honorable and up
night merchant ,ni any Of our friends Who
may have 9ceh'ipn 10 pureha'o goods in his limo,
viii be sure OF being dealt fairly with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

Run SKLLIso.-Alexander Douglas Of Deer
Isle was taken up in Gouldsboro' few days
since for selling Liquors unlawtully. He
had small trading vessel, and among HE
goods was some of the ardent. The Justice
fined him $50 and cost; and Tor want Of pay
ment thereof, he was committed to Jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

FISHERY CesMisstpsEE. Ben. Wiggin 10 hav.
ing hard time Of it. In executive session.
|. S Senate on Monday night last week, the ap.
Pointment OF Hon. % Benj,nin wisgin Of Ban
gor Me, rs Commissioner under the Reciprocity
Treaty, came up for di,cu, ion. II charged
that he received the appointment a, reward for
going for ''old Buek" in the Cincinnati eonyeo.
sien. The case was LAID aside for future action.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

ACCIDENT FROM CoAs7rNe. "a daughter of
l. II. Thomas ESD, was run down by some
boys while sliding day or two since, and
one Of her eyes badly injured. She was in-.
sensible for about half an hour, but came 10
after vomiting freely. It's thought she may
not lose the sight of the injured eye. Anoth.i
er daughter tho same day sprained an ancis
in jumping to get clear Of a sled. The boys
are getting careless and should be seen To by
the authorities.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-17

= in Serlin purre bel einem ppr Eur,em
dul Dem &rsui6srss srtdnst asfurrenen @lnnn
ctn 3sttel ppr9rfuneen, aus wsltem iploenre
urlahe pes SrIeltmorpeS terpcreiug. @r lbrtsb
cartn, pSB er nur um lttnrr 3rau, rls ism nm.
treu mare, une rrrrm crfcr Mann lib trrcits
rsSme9en ben Nals ntgcihnittcn b6.fs. tiuru
gHlien gu l%piclrn, flo crbInge. Tenn IA or lib
ltltlt cas Sebrn nabne, ertislt fs 40 : Sir. Qua
Ter StsrtRtalfe, in Ter or iih bate e~tntauIcu mil.
len. ntht, nnc mIrt rS ibm pabtr Elm 0;,nue
Eifjsnt8c. Die lbn i'm 9ctru 10 oft tstruoc,.
our'b lsinen Sob gu trGufcn.
Stne iebr bsrriihr 6rau temerftr sinf in
elmer @slsuihaft, paB es nidt immcr rcbt lri.
renn Der @;ann RE gran @brtdlfte titulirs, ornn
msint ie p i6 fibre 4. y. unIrr ( sId6ft
gan, austn, unp meiu damn that trinabs our
ntbts atic bin i'd BOD mrbr ME gbsb6lfte =
yin Ssitreiher. Der nub ;uaeasn mar. antwortrt,
%e'srauf; Damn lino sic BAIT G Gbesans!
- 8riscri6 Der G'rrse cr;1b(te mcbrmols nit
Sabeln Sd waro in YctSoam lei einsm Spa.
%''errttte BON Stnpcrn umrinst, Die aus rcr Gboz
%raIitunee tamen lnp adnSe Stredcu birter mir
perl'rf'n. SD ritf ibnem eupl,6 uu9eculpia III,
0prt. pndt Cub III bic Sbu1e 9Qc Tnaen ater
f'NN' wv
an gu Laden unb Giuer Itrie: Serr ir ! Der
n'sS nod ntht maj, pae brute teeus S6ule ts
Us mar Spnnatfnp Mahmit:as, uno ib must.
pabsr 9rn, itlue paYcn rettrn. mr. nur tenn @e.
la6ter Orr tlSineu Sratnnten ;u t%nttcmmcu.
Der eritc 9snrriit uno Der criie Sailit Ell.
nee nc'breutiden Start 3 acre ,wtiten 9tanacs
%tr"cttrtsn llt misunderstanding nit p~riaeln. Gin
eborilt mcll'e Die itrritrnoeu Vlrteitn ausciuon-
Der brtn9rn, Der Senurtit ihrie linn isrpb i'm Sc.
publ leinsN SInltlsrteruetirins %entasaen +: WrnIb
mas tlimmrrt ce 3hn, wtnn Srei l~brate.mital,es
per erIteu Nangrs ih p~tit9cln!
Yin ltnnrrtfrr &opf bat Gin YifOl ,ur
%EaounS nit SdnupitaFat e%rfuurrn. Mou jrst
%o'isl6e on bic NnienIGher. Iticet ben Snbaltin
~rtfIrlbe ab unc ~eerlprst auf picie g1rilc Die gial,
nit elmer auf Den 9dn'en &c9 aIsrei6eupe Suaus
tttat pon S@nupft, ta:. Der @rfn,tr ME
'tGS ron ieltlt %oeritttt, elm GnsIGnper = bat be-
reitS ein 9atent crbattcn.
Netting pcrglib bic 98eit III elmer r6r
oaS @emtdt an ibl 1T Der Oclrild, re l,nrubc
rlS 6rauenjimmfr.
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SerltTernn9 ee9'n &clnIt tci Gcuer, re bier IN RifmcuN cuts
nete @9cnt Der '''"
9redt SSslfern Snlurdnce 9pmpaup III 0biiGrclpbia
snieesen n1lhltd, S~crlthcruAS aWf gSpbnbdu'er, StprtS. Gabrtfcr.
Neue1uttn' 2Ser'ltIittn S%taLlun9,r, 6ru6Iipeitrr. 5aueocrGts,
l~Sl"n' Moulnl~nlfSSutcr &C., unp Spar III cen ~tiljslcn @rcjlcr.
va Yht'lanrn, mtlpc ib eegcu ben @e,luit rn ;Isycr prr.
lidrrn neilen, mcroer mpbItbun. bi bent unlsrvirueirn prr;u mr.
psn: Ms p5rptsrIse Ger .t3rcat saeiern >oiaronce uuC arurt
epnipans ptfuieci pb IN @btldSt lpbia NJ. 4O$ 9S lrutIr. 0fc
Der lien Snd {, uo terraSt bae GaptMl rcricibcn $500 900 :"
, An Nt@mEnG estlafSt iMb tie .~5weisrfNt an . arlrrsFe, ,pct
2palth hnttf9atp Dem GitdnRc Srtel unc ncbcu e. 9. Gotp.
&4@- NrberSr Scriihuunoen fur sRs,Fs unp Sdopcn n+rc.r
StetflNus re'eleIt FUR Ole btlrn grupneniru umr ,u ,n tjuiatrn
= eten SntStSen 9Wonmsn une NTH sci StrtC6Gcn err 9eiraa
" I III N'Uhleno eus3eiatlt. Or. 6. Il. 8rtdeu, MGent.
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Gicfunber NScmIcbcn =SScritoub,

Sn Seir16t hes r%c9ncrtitsn NSrthra, mas ~ 7 I'M Noufc bic.
lts 6rubIatrS tatten unNtn 6rlae reNtlten lam man oar rttt
onocre etmarien, ais oas HSr phenttrae WelunettitS;utau pcs
gHnoes III rer1aItniRmdFt9er Q8che ven ben get a~uS6outbcm ban
9tlaemen Go her NGlHrtI Ictren uo lid burdn onbcrc pprb NJ
intnccn SpnlntcrtrontbcttCn %tunb9ebtu mup. 9oS atlbe Tcter
pertrcitrt IT'D in uncrm Yancc ron 9abr III Sabr mcbT. lno rrrrn
Mot 9elbEe 6teeer, 10 Miro ltiner Cholera teNcu Srlc tinncbmcn,
SBcGlelfcbcrn III icrhru, Die itete tte Nn,0bl Spfcr fur boS @r"s
toreeTn. Sn Srtraht btricr 2totiahcu 1T Nas bette, mac man
nun ram. cc 3lrpersGOnlttintto in ibrem nrrmaIru 3ultarc III
Or. Snirttr cn Nrnnnrnt ~
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2F"4 'oH Burner u. 8ti@sr, en @tra5e, nast @aia.
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H. GRAVES,
Soule UNI SlNu Yuintcr unp @loIcr,
Z. Stroft, %itptihCn 9rraca unp Grace,
Mitmn"r. 9Sa.

q. SEIu'C NpV'NCI RNIVlpru III NOr0Ge,
Ni6mnur, 8a.
ellie in eiCIt @tIhaftSmua Cinihlaocnhc 9(r6cjtcu. Trpi, or5,
@srntnlr9, NarbtnG UNI Mdicn prn Stutcn &C., wrccn Itncu.
btlSlt uIo 9eidmatppu %owN9tfuhrt. lin ~;dpIrciGe @uftr6at biltct
Z. 8. @ropte.
$50 Stle. Gruibec, YOppcrep, 8ronulatep, 8rpuup uup Wut
Gut Euof ,}uftr.
$50 bblS. Is prurp " unb y 8aft, 9udcr.
?oO tble. prin: ntp Grey 9ieY Srleons 5udcr.
10 bbee. mccmm 10 prime
100 bblS. prime nw crUp @cp SrleonS MoIanee.
IS thrre
100 bis. gOlbun uno SIad Syrup.
80 bbcs. NuSccpaop NPpia0rS.
$50 bbl6. unb teucS Batcn 6an5.
200 bbcS. SacCn Sices unb Sbpuloere.
$50 bills. ue terce Gorb tprtre leaf.
$50 tSS prime @ercrn Xcaf G0ro.
$50 bblS. Gut uuo (Srpb 6CrriusS.
800 bertS &e0mauljue uuo Sauurp Goublcs.
$40 bprce Slat, Srrpn unb 5antp SpapS.
$50 tiercts SCe.
80 bblS. Cream @Ie.
800 bbIe. pure Gibrr 8inC1ar.
90 brreS GnsIilb Dairy Gbtsfe.
5O7 bblS. Cincinnati uuo Rectifto BbiSfeS. Rum. Gin NrorNr
@prptoi, Vert uno Naoera &cin.
55s bbie. pure StrStniu MfOUnt0in QShiStep.
100 tcreee Gcuepn 9Ortsr.
100 ba5ttte GtaurGencr.
10 bags 3a9uira, @cda, @aracat6c, Rtc unS Sasa Coffee.
$780, CIO 9r!netps, 5d"dna uns 0npsre Gigarvcr.
rs tbIe. Gietr.
25 tbis. Yidlcs.
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