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TESTIMONIALS
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METHODIST Book CoNcRnH
.G lt t 200, Mulberry Street, New York.
rem cps Jung Sewing Machines, with requests V rsscS
sons lady friends, carefully and thoroughly sSsninsa
the various machines OF practical value for IaEiiy ~
s0N Manufacturing Company 10 fully combine Ne 3.
sentials OF a good instrument, aud such rs We oan sonA-
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own and the onsehoads Of our frisnda, We ~ teA,rNo
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We have personally examined tbs vaious Mashiass
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: WILSON'S SEWING 2AcHiNE ). q: HssAks
Editor wessrn CHRISTIAN Advsss>
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OF adaptation, and speed Of execution, the
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used il for all kinds q family sewing. from he hasaS
'"' ' ""n "' ' "~ my NAH A. MITCHELL.
rtusaiss, Ohio. sA month rnh, Isl.
MookErInLp, Ohio, April rs tsn,
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and the loss Of the rebels Is not known
Several must have been killed. All quite
here. No news from the Tennessee.
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Surrender Of Island No. 10.

from Cairo at 9 o'clock this morning, bring
ing Second Master Lord Of the Benton, with
dispatches from Foote, announcing the sur
to him at midnight of Island No. 10,
men, guns, transports and q number OF pris-
oncrs not yet known, nor the amount Of
ordnance stores. $50. ..I I." II.-
ST. LOUIS, April s.-Gen. Halleck has
just telegraphcd to the War Department that
last night, leaving all their artillery, baggage,
supplies andbick. ,a
New York, April s.--We have informa-
ton that Island No. 10 was surrendered at
midnight last night, with all the men, trans
ports, &c. isrs ilus I.aI t'aT'a 1hu"1
W OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
STEAMER BENTON, OFF ISLAND No. lO,(
April 7, 3.25 A. NJ.
To Hon. Gideon Weues:
Two officers this instant boarded us from
Island No. 10, stating that by order Of their
commanding officer they were ordered to
Surrender Island No. 10 to the commander.
teries on the Tennessee shore, l have sent
Capt. Phelps to ascertain something definite
on the subject.
Gen. Pope is now advancing from New
Madrid in strong force to attack the rear, l
am ready; With the gunboats and mortars to
attack them in front. and Col. Buford is
ready to cooperate, butt seems as ifthe place
is to be surrendered without further de-
fence. ,a;..r' ,r. t.d
(Sigued,) A. b. FooTE, ,ol
Flag Officer.
FLAG STEAMER BENTON,
Orr ISLAND No. 10, April g.
10 Hon. Gideon WeRes, Sec'y ofhe Macy
NY telegraph three hours since inform'
II the Department that Island No. 10 has sur
rendered to the gunboats. Capt. Phelp.
has this instant returned, after having hat
an interview with the late commandment.
have requested Col. Buford. commanding
the troops to proceed immediately, in com
pany with twoofthe gunhoats, and take pos
Session Of the Island. The batteries on tn,
Tennessee shore have been partly evacuated
: where VIC shall End no doubt in the moruipI
large quantities Of munitions Of war. /
r communicated Immediately with Geners
G Pope, who has, under cover of the two gun
boats which gallantly III the blockade in
thunder storm, crossed the river in force
and was ready, as well as Gen. Buford, wit
tho gun and mortar boats, to have made
a Simultaneous attack upon the rebels ha
= they not SO hastily evacuated the Tennessee
: shore and surrendered Island No. 10.
!. , A full report viii be made Us soon as "
: can obtain possession of the land batterit
a aud | am able to communicate with GEL
a Pope. .fr ,a.a ID, lgi
(signed) n, A. H.. FooTs,
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

More zbosstks QssabkAo ofthe Ret& Foot
Cd iMo BaHay-rThs Rs6As RAplsed o.
posite I6it Peasant. ioi9,er w. %
r9 asl Al rtfisapp CAIRO April I.
The firing II Islaud No. 10 last night dis.
sbled 4 floating battery Of the rebel. One
she'll struck directly in ID, killing three Of
the men and disahling y = thatit Aosssd
down toward the foot Of the Island.
The 6ring to-day has been more active,
and rhaa done good execution. I.ilN
IA m-essenRef from New Madrid this even
inn reports that the rebels erected . battery
Last niaht, opposits Point plsasaat, and
this musniug opened 6ercely upon our
Works .aAftsf firing for soms time the haE.
tory w.s silsnced b IN guns, and . vsss-
,ho.pe on he Ksatucky 1k0re wns9 husd. ~
shsllsya Il and i&ssoatsnts vsEseossuse'
ed. No sisualtiss ON cur 'sids NPsstsd,
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FROM ISLAND NO. TEN,

Heapy Faaing@7he floating Battery ST.
kncedAThe LsLtnd Csrelmnnpigafeda-
s. No Rebes Seen on Il -Rebe. Drsve,, from
81 the Upper Battery-G eieruI Pope R,oe,
'1ef Me Ddhtgreen Gaas-HeahM of III,
Troops. i tsnii'sas 9H i'oins"l
Di.p.seA.s,o the cinei5usd e...r.y
OK BOARD STEAMER WILSON, No. 10,
ast71271 30 April 4-(via CAIRo.)
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CuioAoay April 6.--A SPECIAL despatoh
70 the Tribune ,aated Cairo, April 9th sayS;
That . tsamstsf who hssia:t returned fscn
Commsrc9 ava that g. ], Kstchsn, ones q
EJeff ThooapsSn's Colossls, isiu the swamps
|bsck ofthSA place, With ssquadson Of Oss.
Isdty. esrimisaa q 900imep, and SssrstArv
eUtsytsinsa that The! Uuson men ID .tAel
] vicinity Will be subject offesh persccutions
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toH n. l.fi N url y" taf i7ithl Nlil Ct
4. Another despatch to, the Secretary Of
War states that a new rebel camp was dis
covered onthe beech 1t the Rip Raps, and
was shelled out by Colonel Holiday. lh
Several regiments Of the enemy'a infantry
were seen from the Rip Raps during tho
'dav. ,sAml - itieh'p 4plluol t1O' q
There were o signs Of the Merrimsc.
I A rebel tugwss seen making q reconnois-
ssnce Oh Seysll's Point. on the afternoon OF
q Chipping Point had been taken. Our
euiboats had shelled out the water batteries.
y Considerable delay we caused ii crossing
Desp Creek Al Warwick Court House :
reistanos 3Sa made " the rebels, during
which several casualties occurred on our
~. An the {~6tti6oali0ns Before yorktown
hsd been tsksa. 3 At every point the great
sst snthusiafm' prevailed among the troops,
Al ftlsr detail i given In the following
d1npakoh. ~ vi iin on ile1 laiH ihelltAt
Brsoas Yoakrows, Saturday Evening.
W. Hca. y. n. sStantos, Soy NJ War,
THAT Eorx6a Of The army Of the Potomac
Frsos& NJ cDu0eutrated At the Old Point, ad-
vseesf yssspaay morning In the direction
TN, Han ~ ..sisasd 10 Cen. Morrils
y.asse9kNp "a ShsfPsAcsesss fsct'ns .
Noshiae u i~Stssssttook plaae until the
ARRIVAL q Bin b<hehptt>tse n3lse distant
lN1sss thsy Akstth4qoeof sl.cka1 iorieez
IrSbsls, Who ~rssEsAks1 hs6Sfs tAssavahesfo
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distriot South Of that, IL Monroe. Morgan,
Washington, Athens and Msiga. The
House has not acted on IL yet. The House
Surgeon Bill passed the Senate, and h.aow
. law. Il pays$ iOo per month, but makes
no provision for transportation or subsist-
the Surgeon bearing al his own ex-
penseA A bill passed the Senate 70 abolish
the Superior Court Of franklin county,
Also = bill to repeal the several acts, passed
In 1858, authorship the election Of ssveu
additional Common Pleas Judges. The lct
not 70 effect present ineambsnta Also .
bill regulating and reducing the compsnsa-
ton Of County Auditors. The Judiciary
'Comuittss decided that those Auditors Who
were slectsd iastlfall and are. consequently
acting undss the laN Of April, 1881, are ri.
Rcd officers and cannot be sfootsd By the
present bin. The bin was amended % a.
10 bring ~ the present ipcuubsnts under
the provisions u the act Of 1891, Ihia, Of
itsslf, viii, according 70 the estimate ofths
State Auditor, produce . saving TO the Stat,
Of near $4,000. But the bill provides fol
. still further reduction Ia ~ compensation
Of those hereafter elected, 10 the extent o
about $500 70 the county. u also outs III
the power which County Go-nyniSscser
now haze, p provide sddiiioAAlis>4sR hi
attic szpenss Of ths csuntysia III eonntis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
MERCHANT TAIIORS.

n NRsDERICk COPPER, Merchant Tailor. and dealer
In ready made clothing and furnishing goods Ne. n
West Washington street. opposite sentinel Office. my2s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
MkCHlNISTS.
~ n ~ NJ Nc.rrN
BLACKSMITH SHOP

III AVlNG ENTIRELY REFrTrED THE SHOP PORN
IL kkLf occupied by John Cooper In OS-o,a
Smith Cos Last ant Hub Factory am preparet 10 r
al Sinfs - work IN the machinery Or blseksrnifbry >
h- Having haf twelve year. experience in The hest
machine shops tn he country ftter myself that an
give entire satisfaction those who nav favor me ~
their work have n my employ ore Of the best black
smiths IN the State. and pay particular attention 10 hor.
shoeing and machine forging
Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to
Models II all kinds built for the patent ofrce
ksmsnhef the place. one square south Of the Uuiou
Depot Illinois street 7 BROWN
fuiyio-6iy 81
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WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y. CITY,

Shieffelin Bros. & Co.
B. A. Fahnestock,
Hull & Co.
A. B. & ID. Sands &
Co.
Wheeler & Hart.
James S. Aspinwall
Morgan & Allen.
Hall, Ruckel & Co.
Thomas & Fuller
Z. ID. Orvis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12

Advertisements published both the Daily aud the
weekly sExrfNEL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the Weekly rates added.
lines or under be Charged for each insertion Sl II
ten lines, ten cep.s per line
Charges will be wade for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 90 be paid In sdvance:
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines p cents Tor each
insertion: over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices o Festivals Pccs and Excursions, gotten up by
individuals or associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and paced under the head OF
Special Notices lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once in the Daily will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers 10 paw quarterly.
Anncincng candidates for Offices Of every description
10 be charged of 81 so for each name in the
Daily and s2 in the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- IN
all cases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements the expense Of the at
torneys ordering and desayabe for the legal proceed
Ings but eolectabe az our usual time PuohShers ho'
for the accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana state Sentinel
J. NJ. TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
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"AwTHORN BUCHANAN. Importers Of China,
Ill 6lass and Qucensware, No. sS Fast Washington ST.
Indianapolis. Indiana dly
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w = RUpP. Merchant Tailor. ana dealer ia Ready
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods. No los
East Washington street. opposite the Court House. Ind
annapolis. Ind Keeps constantly on hand large a>oF-
of cloths. Css>ncres VestiDgs OvercoatinS =.
Twced>. Cassinets etc. Also. genflenens furnishing
gaois. fE shirts. Under~irs Drawers, Neckiies. era
V&t-. handkerchief. Gloves etc Goods sold and the
garments cat free = charge. ap9-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12

II ILRf FEEGUSoN Attorney and Counselor az Law
N PAYS cash Tor approved judgments and mortgages;
sIs0 negotiaes loans notes. &c Office - Fast wash
ington street second door the right hand o
ro<ite Genus Block. oct
IOsFPH T. MCDONALD ADDISON L. ROACHE
- Attornevs and Ccan>eors Law. -Etna Insurance
Company Building. second roor, Peunsy van.a street.
ief div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

MnIrARr.-The company enlisted by Cap
tain Stiles, held their meeting for the choice
of officers at Horticultural Hall last evening,
Maj. NJ. S. McConville presiding. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Frederic G.
Stiles of Worcester, captain; John W. EN-
erson of Millbury, first lieutenant; Charles
A. Pratt of West Boylston, second lieutenant.
The militia companies recruited in this Vi
cinity will not go into camp till next Monday.
1t is hoped the barracks will then be ready for
them.
RECRUITING is going on rapidly for COM
pany now being raised in Clinton and Lam
caster. Excellent inducements will be offer
ed to squad of men enlisting in this COM
pany. Application may be made to Z. R.
Washburn Lancaster, or to j. f. Vose Gin
ton,
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and were sent to some of our Notifications to
work thereon Washington Republican.

Terrible TRAGEDY IN BERKSHIRE CoUN-
TY-MURDER OF A WOMAN AND Two Chill
DREN One of the most shocking tragedies
recorded for long time occurred in the town
Of Otis, in Berkshire county, on Sunday last,
and the horrible facts attending it have yet
been only partially developed. 1t appears,
however, that the wife of Mr.. George Jones,
accompanied by her two only children, start
ed for some berries in piece Of woods about
half a mile from the house, at two o'clock
Sunday afternoon, and not returning prompt
ly search was instituted, which, however,
did not result successfully until the following
afternoon. Their dead bodies were then
found, the woman with her brains knocked
out, her person bearing evidence of the gross
est Outrages. The children, boy and a girl,
aged two and four years respectively, were
evidently murdered by dashing their heads
against a rock. The bodies were intended to
be hidden by covering up with leaves, but the
designs Of the murderers were fortunately
frustrated. Mrs. Jones was Il respectable
woman, only twenty-five years Of age, and
there is of course much regret and indigna-
ton concerning her sad fate, and that of her
two children. There have yet been no ar
rests, but there is strong suspicion against
some negroes who were seen in the vicinity
of the murder Sunday afternoon Boston
Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

PORTSMOUTH GROVE HOSPITAL. - There
are now more than twenty-five hundred men
at this hospital, a large proportion of whom
have recently arrived here in an extraordinary
state of destitution. The public are not at all
aware of their great dependence upon the
supplies of the sanitary commission for many
of the most indispensable comforts of life
But in certain departments their resources
are entirely exhausted. There is not at this
time shirt a pair of drawers or of stock
ings to be disposed of on the premises. These
articles cannot be had by requisiton on the
government, and there is an immediate neces-
sity of at least fifteen hundred of each.-
PrOUidence journal, 1Ih.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

The BooT AND SHOE TAx.-Hon. George
S. Boutwell,, revenue commissioner, replies
to inquiries of certain shoe manufacturers in
Massachusetts, relative to the tax on boots
and shoes, as follows:
l. Manufacturers of boots and shoes must
pay duty upon all their sales, and upon all
goods removed from their premises, except
ing those sent to agents (not commission mer-
chants.) All sales by agents must also be
accounted for each month. This duty is to
be paid on the whole value of the goods, with
out any deduction.
2. Manufacturers of boots and shoes fol
the United States government must pay du-
ty on all goods delivered on and after Septem-
Der lst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

SECRET LOYALTY. There are fourteen
thousand good men and true in Baltimore,
bound by solemn oath to sustain the govern
ment and the laws. Their organization is of
necessity secret one, so far as the oath, etc.,
is concerned, but the fact is so well known to
the secessionists that no harm can be done in
announcing it. Meantime the secessionists
are secretly armed and awaiting their oppor-
tunity. But the league is well organized, and
ready to come forward to the assistance of the
government whenever their action shall be
necessary. Meanwhile the ''roughs' in the
city, led by men whose northern antipathies
are the result Of a lifelong education, are
equally ready to rise against it. And among
these rebel leaders are some of the wealthiest
citizens.-AeW YORK. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

New MoNUMENT--Wiliam S. Russell,
Esq, the Pilgrim Historian and Plymouth
Antiquarian, is now examining the graves of
the crew Of the privateer brig General Ar
nold,' who persisted in our harbor in 1873.
He has no doubt in his own mind that sixty
are buried in this spot, but wishes to remove
all chance for cavilling and doubt from 9TH
ers before erectinga monument in their MEM
DRY. A benevolent and public spirited nom
resident has given $3.50, which Mr.. Russell
hopes to double by contributions from heirs
of the deceased and others, enabling those in
terested to place a structure over the spot
worthy the brave men who persisted in their
country's Plymouth Rock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

RELIEF FOR -'Perley" writes
from Washington, 9th inst, to the Boston
Journal, that he had that morning seen II. S
Washburn, Esq, of this city, with an ambu-
lance load of stockings and underclothes
which he was about to take to the 21st Mass
achusetts. Other gentlemen were out on err
rands of mercy. Let those at home see that
the supplies do not become exhausted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

~ IN n this city, Sept H. Emelia Steele yenno,+
Vi F nsrrs X anu n A Greene, IA mos et eauS hter
E. !, uneral this FRIDAY morning AT tho rosi5
ia!ner Mt Vernon Place at 50 ciuck uehce OF her
III ~ tnls city, sept il, Martha Hensh.w a,rt, !,
"Suh A ana Leila ii Dana mos II DAYS "@usnIer OF
In EEPeHSGsr, sept :, Dexter Onyerse 81 yrs
A Tbosa oIeenwleh, /, yesterday morning Fred.r,
"a Shase son OF Anthony and Hannah a Cbss
CITY, aged years and IL DAYS " Nn@Se' OF thiS
months SumnHr Gt after severe illness Of fifteen
iiinns. sumner Diekennan, % yrs PreTous 10 ~
Office in this citv " 'he american telegraph
IN In = ashnston c. at the General usspit.l .t ~,
ruoId ievsr Nlctsr Whittsmsre VI Wsreestes "a Wy ~
member Of the flrst Maine cavalry ~ yrs
tIa,S h sept Anna CsTnWaU n IN And in
sJis ~; HteE her husband, Calvin cSrny All ~
divided. IN NSA'h they WIRE not
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
CITY AND COUNTY.

Mr.. BALDwIN's CoMPANY.-The company
of nine months militia recruited by John S.
Baldwin will have meeting, for organization
and choice of officers, at City Hall, this after
noon, at half past three o'clock, pursuant to
orders issued by the adjutant general. Only
a few more men can find a place in this COM
pany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

Brevity Is the SouI OF NVIt-IIuNNEwELl's FC
LEcrIc ILLS peFfcct sub >tiute for Mercurias for
all the of compound pills which drug system
rather than cure disease, and by the of single Pill
or never more than two assist nature naturally on
the bowels, and cure Indigestion Biousness Headache
when caused BY foul stomach, Dyspepsia Loss appe
tile, Liver Complaints, Jaundice. BY the number re
CURED for dose they economical, making dill
boxes of the stomach and will perform what is claimed
for them, or money will be refunded. ~ For Worms
they a sure cure.
Fac Sinile Off L. Humewll's signature over
corks of genuine only
For sale hy all dealers everywhere. JOHN HILL
Is. GREEN IL co JAMES GREEN, GEO. F. HAIR
LOW, Agents for Worcester, Mass. deod&wlm aul4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
n Gard to the Ladies'.
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pl


FOR FEMALES,
lnIatlOe III correcting regulating, and removing OBJ
structons from whatever cause, and always successful
as preventive.
The combination of ingredients in these PILLS are per
iectly harmless Their efficacy and are based up
on an extensive practca thirty years. and where
the directions have been strictly followed they have
eraitrd correct all irregularities They relieve pain
full ami difficult Menstruaton, (particularly at the
change o lite). rhey will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; and may be used successfully as preventive
Females peculiarly situated those suppOsing them
selves 50, are cautioned against using Pills while
III that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admoni
ton although their mdnesS would prevent any mischief
to health otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box Price 81
Sold in Worcester, Mss by the following druggists
David SCOTT PSI Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
MAR street and W. Il. GoULDING, l4O Main st. La.
dies by sending by 81 to either 0fte Adore oqeDts
through the WOrceSter"POst Oce can have the nils
sent Confidently by mail to any part OF the county
free OF postage. Sold also by A. A. 5Wrdett Clinton
a. s. E. Blair, Warren. B. X. DeLQad, y orth Brook
neld and s. O. Henry Westboro', and by one Druggist
III every village and city in the United States and by
ID. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n B-Beware of COunteTfeits. Buy no Golden Pills
OF any KIND unless the box is signed s. ID. Howe Al
others are base imposition and unsafe. therefore as YOU
value your life and health, Ito say nothing being hum
plugged out of your money buy only those who show
the signature of ID. Howe every box which has
recently been added on account of the Pills being Coun
forfeited. dion d3o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

10 etnDurg Sept s. Franklin whitney OF Clinton
xWLiitette burgess of Ashburnham Sent q Franci.
In Wesie .S sarah sent Watkins both # Ashburnham
S 81 New York, formerly Of uthan,rtor ~
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above oapria n1e StIong niece of Goah Strong The
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