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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 81 Com
+ mon street. New Orleans Collecting Receiving and
7grwardng aud Planters orders specially attended to-
june 2
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SLEEP-Those who think the most7 who do the brain
work, require most sleep The time saved from sleep
is always destructive mind body, and estate Give
yourself your children, your seryantgve all that
under YOU the fullest amount of sleep they viii take by
compelling them to go to bed some regular hour and
to arise in the morning the moment they awake; and
the rising sum- will unloose the bonds of sleep the
ment enough repose has been secured for the Of
the System. When this habit has become established
persons will 60 to sleep almost Instantly upon going to
bed, and that nervous restessnes, which is annoying
to some people, will be entirely avSided
The people Of Madison county, Virginia, at their
last court adopteda resolution against sending repre-
sentative e congress
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MUSE & MURDOCH,
-.,,auccTON. AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
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FRENCH and AMERICAN HATS and CA

tgand "a Gravier Street, between Camp and Magazin
New Orleans October II, 1860.
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rnoyrA TonAcco, FINE GRogERIEs and PLANTATION Sur
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Fg A. PINK ARD. CLAIBORNE STEELE FERDINANDPINhARp.
PINCKARD, STEELE i Co.,
Cguer fGrayer and Tchouptoulas Streets, ~ oreanF,
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VT A. HANNEY 4 Co., respectfully inform thei
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street. III
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|a11ent one Eight lines, or less, constitute
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~ the wear,
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VOL. IX.5
TE Inns.

w. wEsrRRy is published weekly at TnEEE =
per annun payable IN
9t paa ps,,e ~ mast live two weeks notice No paper
xcept at the option Of the publishers, untlI all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-23
a sUccEssEuA EXHIBITION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-The reconnoter-
ing and torasng party under Gen. Brooks,
which went out from Gen. Smiths Division,
yesterday took possession Of Flint Hill and
the surrounding country. They threw out
their pekets in different directions to prevent
a surprise. The forage master gathered aud
brought away seventy loads of hay, having
with him not less than ninety wagons The
only evidences OF the presence Of the enemy
were one regiment of infantry, Il squad OF
cavalry, and one battery, seen from Il promi-
nent position between Fairfax Court House
and Centerville, in a westward direction about
eight miles beyond our present outposts.
The party returned late last night having
been altogether successful, and met with no
casualties whatever Information was receiv-
ed that the rebels had constructed an artillery
road from Flint Hill to Germantown.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY


WAsu1NGroN. Nov. % - The following
military amendments were made to-day,
namely Robert Smith OF Iowa. to be an
additional paymaster OF volunteers; Frederick
C. Ogden OF New York to be Il second licuten-
ant of the first regiment OF United States
cavalry Capt. John NJ. SchOileId Of the first
artillery of the United States army, to be a
brigadipr general of volunteers Major Fhos
j. Mexican OF Iowa, now an additional. pay
master, to be brigadcr general of volunteers;
Col, Philip st. George Cooke Of the United
States army, recently made a brigadier gen.
eral OF volunteers, was promoted to be a brig.
adler general III the regular service.
The report that DR.. milford, surgeon of the
thirty-third New York regiment, was acct
dentally killed at the review on Wednesday, is
untrue. He was not even hurt The only
one slightly injured was Dr. Dickerson as
sistanl surgeon of the same regiment. Col.
Taylor, who was arrested under a misappre-
hension in connection with the running over
of a private, OH Wednesday, has been restored
to his command.
Private letters from Gen. Kelley's command
say our troops at Romney expect to march
soon on Winchester, which is reported to be
strongly entrenched.
: Commodore Dupont has sent the navy de-
partment the original South Carolina ordi-
nance Of secession, beautifully engrosSed upon
parchment, beside large number OF other lul-
portant documents.
The government has no evidence of any
rebel steamer being on the seas excepting the
Sumter, and she seems to be rathdr endgavor-
oring to elude capture than to prey upon com
merce.
So far as can be ascertaimed, Lord Lyons
has taken no action whatever relative to the
Mason and Slidell question: but probably
awaits instructions Nor has there been even
an informal conversation between him and the
proper department concerning it, Those init
maze with Lord Iy ons believe that in this as
in other matters, lie has observed his usual
discretion in reiraung from premature eX-
preSsons OF opinion.
The Postoffce Department to-day received
information that $4,000 letters have reached
New York from Hilton Head, by the last ar
rival at that city. j. IL. Sears, who is acting
as postmaster under military authority, having
forwarded them without prepayment of post
age. The Postmaster General has ordered
that they be sent to their respective destina-
tons Endorsed on each " due cts. "
The Department to-day established post
office at Port Royal, to be called by that uame,
and has sent out blank commission to Gen.
Sherman, to be filled with the name of sui
table person as postmaster, who will give the
required bonds.
Col. Ensten yesterday took formal leave,
in this city, OF the officers OF the regiment
which he formerly Commanded, having been
appointed consul to Nuremberg He will leave
for Europe by the next steamer,
The government has purchased one of the
Sandy Hook pilot boats, and is examining
Sc veral others with The same view. They will
be used as pilot or dispatch boats
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HEyEEw Ann smAM BATrLu.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 22-Gen. Smiths d.
vision including the brigaIes OF Gems Han
cock Brooks, aud Brauuing, Motifs and Bars
batteries, and Frieduan's cavalry, was to have
been reviewed this afternoon by Gen. McCel-
LAM but as public business prevented him from
being present, Gen. Smith himself reviewed
the division. After passing III review, the
regiment was drawn up in line OF battle, the
artillery occupying prominent points, and
Friedniau's cavalry having been posted in
position to make a charge The infantry and
artillery first opened the fire, which was con
unued by the entire division tor nearly an
hour, movements as in actual battle being OF
served. They Imagined the enemy to be IN
the direction OF Lewinsville. Ayres' battery,
which occupied the smooth hill, took part in
the engagement. The exercises were closed
by a charge from Fredman's cavalry ON
tancled column OF the euemy's infantry The
only accident was that TO Charles TTenter, OF
Co. l. of Philadelphia, vino was thrown from
his horse and seriously injured. Both The re-
view aud the sham battle were in the highest
degree creditabie to Gen Smiths division,
and showed that it has rapidly progressed in
discipline and efficiency.
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IL this city, Nov 10, by Rev W Dadmun, LeanderJ
Owen of Auburn, Melissa Adams OF this city; 2lst
ROYAL Dickinson Almer Clark, both of tlis city
In this city, Nov 20. by Rev NJ Richardson, John W
Bacon to Helen L StOckwel, both OF this city.
In this city, Nov q, by Rev tucker Charles e Par
ker OF Holden, to ada Collier OF this city.
In this city, Nov 81 by Rev Lemue Moss, Rev Henry
G Stafford pastor the Salisbury and Amesbury Bap-
tisI church, to Emorete, daughter Of Josiah Perry
Esq. of Qunsgamond
In Cherry Valley. Nov % by Rev VIM Laeount,
jackson CroSley of the engineer corps Co c, TO
Emma S Busfeld, both of Cherry Valley.
In Grafton, Nov H. by Rev Nj Biscoe Edward Clark
to Sarah q Pratt.
In Charlton, Nov 90, by Rev Han0forG, Wilder Mich
OILS of Sturbridge, to LOttie Fletcher OF Charlton
In Northboro', Nov q, by Rev Samuel s Ashley,
sisted by d sanford of Midway, Walker Pratt to
Mary Lizzie. only daughter OF Horace Fiske, Esq all
OF NOrthboro'.
In Southbridge Nov II. Lewis o Thompson of South
bridge, TO Emeline b Carleton OF Woodstock.
In Lunenburg Nov IA, Samuel Marshall TO Hannah
ClOoc.
In Oakdale, Nov 81, at the residence oil the brides
father, by Rey Cross, George IL Ladd 10 Mary NJ
Lawrence, both Of Oakdale.
In Clinton, Nov 81 Geo Wilder of Lancaster, to
Charlotte L Felt of Clinton
In Leominster. Nov 10, j Clough TO Sarah NJ Howe,
both of Clinton
In Boston, Nov Is, by Rev MIR Treat. d Edwin shop-
ard sarah f. liter of the late Azor MAYNARD all
of Rostun; list by Rev Robin IL Neale, Frank Plummer
to Josep iue Wyman, both Of this city.
In New YORK city, sept Is. by Rev Van Boshcrch,
Edward w ScattergOod of Philadelphia, TO Emlie j
Wyman Of this city.
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ArrA1ns IN MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. y. Passengers by
a tram from the west report that the rebels
burnt Warsaw, last Wednesday night, to pre-
vent lis being used as winter quarters for the
troops The Intelligence reached Syracuse
just before the train arrived, and is considered
reliable a quantity of government stores
was destroyed.
a train Of eighty wagons, with an escort of
two handred men, lett Sedalia, few days ago,
for Leavenworth. A messenger reached Sc
daa at II clock last night, announcing that
they had been attacked near Knob Noster by
five or six hundred rebels, and the train cap
tured. Refugees continue to arrive here in
crowds, many in the most destitute condition.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22-Judge Thomas 5.
Richards was shot through window Of the
court house in Memphis, Scotland county,
on Monday last, while confined as prisoner
in the hands Of Col Moore, of the home
guard. Moore subsequently offered a reward
of thpusine dollars FOR tine apprehension Of
the assassin.
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In this city Nov 20, George Day. so yrs 6 mos
Funeral at G q Tat's Chandler street, this (Satur-
day1 afternoon o'clock. Relatives anu friends
invited o be present.
In Harvard Nov II. Robert Newman, 60.
In linton, 20, Miss sarah Hayden, of Grafton 49,
In clinton, Nov 49, Eleanor c, wife of Dr G Morse,
and daughter OF Bishop Chase OF New Hampshire, ~;
ITth Mrs lnnah Greene, 80 yrs 10 2st, Sidney
Harris Esq of the firm OF Harris Sons, comb manuac
turers ST. Mrs Mary Jane wife of john Edsarton for
merlv OF Harvard, a.
In Berlin Nov q, Euniee, wife of Geo MAYNARD A.
In Lancaster Nov ls. Ellen daughter OF the late DR.
In pitisdeid, Vt Nor G, Mrs Mary Walker, wife of
Joshua wheeler, formerly OF Clinton
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NEW YORK, Nov 22-COrTON more active and firm
er; sales $500 bales at 24Ic for mildling uplands.
FLOUR-Recepts A. g22 bbls; sales 24,tOO bbs; state
and western opened shade finer and closed dull at
preyIous prices superine state S. a. "a 55O extra state
$3.50 q $3.50; round hoop Ohio S5S5 6,95; superhne
western S54O a 5,55; common to good extra western
$3.50 5sO southern unchanged sales $50 bbls Canada
steady sales I25 bbls; super fine AS 555; extra565 q
$50.
Corn unchauged sales lis 600 bush.
PROVISIONS. = Beef quiet; sales 100 bbls. Pork
steady sales $50 bhls Sl25O a 1905 prime $50 q
80 Lard in good demadi sales 500 bbs, s. a Ole Whis
CARS is sales 1856 hhds Porto Rico Sc; Musoovado a
800 bags at 5s % M and $40 bags do in at 3c
MOasses more actiye Barbados S. bills at 57c Porto
terms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-23

ALBANY, Nov. 22.-Capt. Comfort, of the
French army, who has served fourteen years
in Algeria, has been, at the request of General
Mcclellan, authorized to raise "a regiment OF
Franc Iiere&S, their services to be special,
and Immediately under the commander-in-
chief.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Counterleit tens
on the Waterbury Bank Connecticut, are in
circulation. They are the best executed and
most dangerous counterfeits that have been
out fer months
New York, Nov 22.-The Post says, Eng
lish letters state that the British government
refuses 10 grant ciearances from English ports
to vessels having aboard arms tor the United
States Shippers will hereafter be compelled
to send in vessels from Continental ports.
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Stock Market.

NEw YORK Nov 22-SroCKS dull and lower; Chica-
20 and Rock Island 56l Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
53; Cleveland aud rGledo si3 Iehgan southern guar
Central Il; Pan lis; Reading Railroad yi4 Harlem
preferred 81 Hadson g. Erie preferred 9St Ere SVi
sevens S74; Michigan skies, Is. 81 Missouri skies A.;
Virginia SKIES 4S: q fves. te SI L skies elt eOu-
pons $50: $ skies, 81, registered, 49,
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9letu advertisements,
ID E II IL A NJ
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION
Baltimore, Washington,
AND FORTRESS MONROE.

rzg-Exeurson Tickets from Boston to Baltimore ana
return, only ~ SSIS,5O! So
Hfy-Tickets gooa 10 leave Boston from the PrONdehc
Dcnot by the StonmgtOn Line, by the Olc Colony ana
Fall River Railroad and Bay state steamers ana Ne"
York by the Central Railroad OF New jersey plsshS
over the Lehgl Valley East Pennsylvania Lebanon al
lev and Northern Central Railroads 70 Baltimore on
any Dav, SUNDAYS excentcd, UP TO DEC. To- lsbl ana
to Return On OR BEFORE DEC. 81
gyTickes for sale at IS Washington street; ii state
Fall River BOstUn and Providence Railroads, ana at
the Adams House, Boston
Rg-Ticket5 from Baltimore to Fortress Monroe and
back TO Baltimore be obtained at the office OF the
steamer in Baltimore. not to exceed So Fare between
Baltimore and Washington Sl,I5 each way
If communications in regard the Excursion, shout
be addressed Josiah Pcrham Adams House, Boston
lie will be represented by his Agents, at Loveloys
Hotel, New York. at Barnums Hotel, Baltimore, and at
the National Hotel Arlington, d. G. deod5t n23
VNHE PAKKHURST BURRING MA.
Il CHINE-The Letters Patent originally issued to
stephen Parkhurst. May 1915, for the "Burring Ma
chine the 18th day of April 1859, cNteuued for
seven years from and after the LIST day OF May, 1852
The Undersigned are sole owners OF SAID extended
term, and party has right TO MAKE aSe or
sell the machine without right derived from us ANA,
in order that t.:ere may be no MISUNDERSTANDING we
oymGnt Of sa d invention will be protected by every
proper legal MEANS and all persons who make, sell or
use these Machines without right from u, will b.
promptly prosecuted for damage $50 machine and for
injunCtiUnS to restrain them from further use.
As the Atlas Manufacturing Company nave a license
manutacure said machines No. 2O3 Center street,
in the city of New York, where it is convenient for man
to get them, here can be no paatlng apology
for inirineements uDon our rights
Mr.. : X. PARKHURSr is the Agent of the Atlas Man
utacuna Company, and is generally 10 attendance at
their Office. FRANClS MoKKi ,,
CHARLES a. BULKLEI,
u23 d3ms ROBF. W. RI SSkLL.
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WORCESTER, So. PROBATE OFFICE

w November Is, ls6l.-To all persons interested in
the Estate of JAMES KlMBALL, late of Oakham, de-
ceased. GREETING
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next TO show cause why the instrument purportng to
be the last will and testament OF said deceased should
not be and the Court orders service Of this
citation by publishing the same once in the Daily spy
and twice in the Massachusetts Spy newspapers print
ed in Worcester three weeks snecessely before said
Court. JOHN j. fifEh, heg.
a.
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O. Be Et

fENO RENE-A very desirable tenement
a pleasantly situated near Chestnut street Rent $500
Also two other tcuemGnts SlN0 and the other
SIPS Inquire Of >. l.. HOOD, 22S Main street, Worces
ter, Mass. d&wu $50
TNO RENT-A desirable lower tenement,
4 No. "A irving street, containing seven rooms. Rent
$40 Inquire on The premises DIV nl3
FOR SALE OR TO LET-On lease of
4 3years, Store Building. 30 Main street,
cupied shoe and Ambrutype saloon. Posses
sion given the rst or any month. Apply to G. LORING,
2UI Main street. up stairs, Worcester diff O3l
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DERUVIAN GUANO-From the gov
L eminent agent, at lowest price.
LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
apl diff No. / Parh street.
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

w November Is lSGl.-Io all persons interested in
the Estate Of LEWIS BEAlS, late of Spencer deceased
GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next TO show cause why the first account rendered by
Dolly Ann Bemis, the Administrators, OF hef admnlstra
ton OF said estate and now file in this Office should
not be aowed and the Court orders service of this ca
ton by publishing the once in the Daily Spy and
twice in the Massachusetts Spy newspapers printed in
Worcester three weeks successfully before said Court
nl6 Wat JOHN j. PIPE Reg.
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Experience teaches US that decacy prevents many
females applying for the to alleviate suffer
ing and life That objection is obvated in The
Sir James Clarke's Pills prepared after the prescrp
ton of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and well known to be the only safe and remedy
for female difficulties and distractions from any cause.
They can in bottle containing so pills, post free,
by enclo. ing 81 and postage STAMPS any agent.
Sold by BUSH AZ CO., and all Druggists
daod
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q. NscE7. EbIvTs, Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
Briney Row. I85 Vain streel, Worcester. DIT Jas
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Smiths Curative Cleansing Compounded
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints CankCr Piles, Sore Throat &c, &c. For
sale by BUSH It CO., "a Front street, by the dozen,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-23

sErs. VI. w, GSer:IIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
srL NtIDwGgE, removed TO No. 43 Exchange street
Special attention given Uterine Complaints, and dis
eases of children Office hours from to "A. M. and
rom | to 3 p. ~ dit ap4
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DIR. Sweets InfaIIibIe Iiniment is truly a
friend need and every family should it hand.
Ol3 d&wly
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SmithfirId Lime, for Blue Dyeing. at EARLE
TEN&EY, il co.'s City Lumber Yard, Washington
Suua-C. diff
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CIatIin is making splendid Photographs, colored
plain Iom small Daguerreotypes and Am6rOtypes, 1888
Main street. DIFF ID
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IEorAe EsIankets.-Thosc in want had better call
on j. NJ FOLLANSBEE, No. 3 Washington Square, be-
fore purchasing. Gtf OLE
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DOR SALE-A Portable Second hand
IL House Furnace with nine and funnel all in good
order CHAS. +. WASlIBURN.
MS Qulnsigamond, or No. Is Elm street
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1AtwOod's Gauininc Tonic ssitters--1he best
Arom tic Tonic oieredtu the public. All Druggists
have ii. See alvertiscment. sepj cody
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Apples, AppIcs.-5O0 bbs choice Winter and Fail
Apples, FOR sale BY DRAPER CLARK. DIFF o3l
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CI:.Iin is making Card Photographs unqualified IN
this country. Give him call. dtf my2
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MEDICAL NOTICE. F.GmMAN, MD.

nR. L. G. GOULD'S CURE FOR
~ PIN WORMS new discovery. For sale lin Wor-
eester by GEO. P. HARLOW Apoihecarv. dtf Dls
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NOTICE.

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oss hnnarsi 81 sissy Mise s.. lOOshs ~.
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TaADs wlru Mexps!s. there
b. . large sssa out on rassasy, the
18th, = psnola. The meeting 10
very important. Plans will be sub
United to tho meeting for establish
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leans.
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SA - LAN0S.
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Ceest Of paaols County. Miss , ren.
dere1 a. TIE November term, 1860, there.
Of the uo1ogsined consnissioner appoint.
ed fos - pr ~, VIII = ~ OH day Of
Maseh; issi; % IL ,rsmi.s, Of lessas.
ed, near Earsts, h ss!d sosn.y. vi.his law.
fal hour, offer Tor salc to the 1iehes. bid.
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lying and being IN To sosaty and State
siofsssits ast beleneine 70 the heirs d
Tkos. J. Waskias, deeesseA, sis, the south.
west quarter Of section swensy.nise coy,
and the ncrsh-sast qssseer r. sessien thir.
ty.ops (3i), ~ iatevnsAip nine (0) range
sss COY west. IRND-fhis land will DO
sold % q csel(of eoe ~ two years from
Tho day u SALE ed pssohessss ieqsired 10
givs bonds OF notes With eooa Dearisy, sut
bearing Q per cent issessss fSon ds,s fos
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