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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
JOHS ZSMm EassrANN.

4. r. 4 ID. KELLY,
DACKE OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
1 Shipper Of Live Stosk. IL Brady ~
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

Orator at the next annual meeting, and Pres
ident Hall. Vice President Kellogg and the
Recording Secretary were specially requested
to notify the Hon. William Maxwell Evarts
Of New York City NOV Of Windsor, W. Of
the unanimous wish Of the Society that he
should deliver the Annual Address before the
Society on the lIth day Of October next, at
Montpelier.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Committee Of Arrangements for the annual
meeting at Montpelier, 18th October, 1862 1;
Joseph Poland, Homer w. Hcaton, Charles
w. Willard, Edward II. Prentiss, George C..
Shepard, Stoddard b. Colby, Herman d.
Hopkins, Timothy ]. Hubbard and Erastus
S. Camp.
After a motion of thanks to the different
speakers for their papers and soliciting copies
for the archives Of the Society, and a vote Of
thanks to the citizens of Brattleboro for their
hospitality, and to the different railroads in
Massachusetts and Vermont for the courtesy
of half fare tickets extended to members Of
the Society and others in attendance, the Yer
mont Historical Society adiourned-having
witnessed in the character OF its exercises and
the addition to its numbers of members graft
flying proofs OF its continued vitality and use
iulness. -BraHeboro Hopir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

WlcKLIFFE, AND HIS TREAsoNABLE
CoADJUroRs.-Ihe World in remarking on
the Indiana Democratic Convention, makes
this Justly sharp comment on Vicklife, Car
lille Of Virginia, and Richardson Of Illinois:
Now if the mdest Of justice we're done these men
hty would, one and all be arrested and sent over 10 the
feOr lines, with prohibition from returning under the
se'Test penalty II they insist upon serving the enemy
they should do 1t under his coors The oyeclement
disposition Of the government they seeking 10 des
Troy viii spale them any such fate. But public opinion
should have no such mercy. II ought 10 brand them
with It's deepest stigma. REBEL AT HEART should be
printed on Their brow, that they should be known Of
all men for Just what they Ii will do for the
people 10 be toeranie OF such characters We are all en-
eaSel n life or death struggle nuT brothers aud sons
ON me hed are ouu out their blood like water 10 sus-
tam The government and il is duty here at home 10
take care within our here that the government is sus.
tanned We have right to listen with eomposure
TO the diaIibes Of these unarmed enemies than our sol
des have 90 take in quiet the flsAde OF our armed en-
tmes-no mole tight 20 be indifferent hostile political
Vaccinations, than soldiers have 10 be indf rent 10
hostile military movements Every true man wher.
ever he u.s. whether IN the army out Of it, viii stand
my 10y he government and refuse 10 tolerate amy form
OF emmy against H. The rebels show themselves i'm
dead earnest Ia their civil well their military life
and log al men have got 10 up some such marx
OF heual their -acTtd cause.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

JOHN SLIDELL on SLAvERY.-Ihe Wash
ington correspondent of the New ork Times
says that a member OF the Foreign Lega-
ton IN Washington, just arrived from Eu-
rope, relates of this distinguished rebel the
following story which is now widely circulat-
ed in hat city:
One Of his cousins, who holds an office in the De
partment Of the Il terror, in France having been invited
20 one Of Sldels sOree awaited himself n the oppor-
tunity--hrst see how a southern rebd looked sec
ond, 20 know his opinion about Slavery. As 10 may
well be imagined the French official was the object Of
the most delicate attention the part of Mrs Sidell
ana he husband who stTuye 20 persuade him Of the no
Illness OF the southern cause, and to make him believe
IN its ultimate success After having exhausted all
their arguments the Frenehnan politely addressing Mr.
Sidel asked whether no was not Of opinion that the
moral attitude Of the North in this contest was an inn
pediment TO The success South and II the maintenance
OF slavery did not delay the work Of its independence
" ou are perfectly night" answered MIR. Slde Eu-
rope - adverse % our institutions and know it,
But please mark; they have not been inaupurated
or created but inherited by However, whenever
the day marked tuf the sacrifice Of social priv
ileges will come, the slaye-nwners in the South will
40 nave no doubt, what your ancestors did near.
~ an age ago, in the National Assembly Of France
They viii sacrifice them necessary offering 70 their
countys peace and welfare But nov this sacrifice is
Impossible. II would look an act OF inefeency on
the part Of the South TO maintain its integrity and
would weaken rather than strengthen BE sure how
ever that the time not distant when the institution Of
SLAYER, cause OF our present mseryw be forever re-
moved from statute books The French Government
prudence aud sagaeity, it may place the necessity
OF shortly declaring gradual emancipation at home an
acl which would be as satisfactory many Of us as 70
the spirlt Of Christianity and civilization abroad"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15
CAUTION TO FEMALEsIN DEIIcArr

~ HEALIH.-Dr. Dow, Ply and Surgeon. No.
Endicou street, Boston is consulted daily for all
diseases incident 10 the female system. poapsus Uter
OF falling Of the Womb, fluor Albus, Suppression and
other menstrual arrangements, are all ueaied upon new
pahoog'eal principles, and speedy relief guaranteed ia
few dals 10 invariably certain is he new nude ol
ueaunehl that most obstinate complaints yield under H.
ana me afflicted person soon reoices perfect health
Dr Dow has no doubt had greater experience IN the
cure of diseases Of women aud children than any phys
clan in Boston r'
boarsmg accommodations for patients who may wish
TO stay IN Boston few day under his treatment
Dr. DIV, since 1910, having confined his whole atten-
ton 70 an office practice for the cuie Of Private Diseases
United states. " Wv
BAH letters must contain four red STAMPS. or
they will not be answered. -
Ohof Hours from A. NJ TO 9P.M
April. l6d2 gsA7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

The Post processes TO have reliable nlorma-
non Richmond that the entire rebel army
never exceeded $4,000 effective men, from
the Potomac to the Rio Grande The forces
around Richmond reach at the highest 100,
600 men, of whom only 10000 were on the
Peninsula during the memorable seven DAYS.
and Of whom 60, 900 only were used against
our TANKS and exposed points. The rebel
loss Was $4,000 killed and wounded. Rich
mond, since, has he' n ono hospital.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

Cogyosed q NavaparA0. wa CAerry, IelOio DOCK.
Pftcttg Ash, 1ho5ouqhir08, Rhuhlfl. Mandrake Dun
c'',erf, and aso't Nature pa eradieaftg disease
The effect Of ibis medicine Is most wonderful acts
directly upon The bowels and blood, by removing all 0b-
struc0rs iom me Internal organs stimulating them iu
o healthy action rcnoyaiing the fout tains Of life pu
DmR he blood, cleansing DO fom al humuts and caus-
ing h 90 course anew through every part Of the body
storing the invalid 10 health and usefulness They cure
nud eradicate from the system, Liver Complaint that
main wheel Of so many diseases Jauudice its worst
forms. all Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomach, Dyspep-
ache, Dzzlucks, Piles, Heartburn Weakness, Pains in
the Side aud Bowels Faulency, Loss Of Appetite and
torpid or diseased Liver disoTdefcd Stomach, bad
blood, TO which an or less subject Spring and
Summer
More than 0O1OOl persons have hoen cured by this
medicine II Is highly recommended b, Physicians ev-
erywhere. Try IL, and you will never regret il,
sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere al only
25 and 3s ots. per bottle.
Orders addressed GEo G.. GooDwfK a Ca Bo.iou
9ll9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

1FBy the use Of these Pills me p,rodi- attacks o
Nervous md SAB Hsaaorhs may De pre,euted and Il
iahen at the commencement Of an attack immediate rc
lief ifom gain and slckuess vail be obtained.
The seldom fal 30 removing he Aapsea snd Headache
20 Hhicl females are So subject
They act gently upon hc BoWeis.-Ieuoyiug Coaire-
ness
for Liteyarg Aer' NHdents, Delicate Females and
all persons OF sed, nfary hl5if5 they are valuable as
LaaEhre improving the atpfus giving tone and r,goy
10 the digestive organs and restoring h'r natural elas
~ and strength 10 the whole system.
The CEPIALIC PILLS ave ,heTesuit 81 long uyesii-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments having been
M use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved AMOUNT Of pain aud suffer
ing rom Headache, whether originating IN the as,rons
system or deIanged state ~ the HoaacA
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be aiken At all times with perfect safety, witbou,
making any change nj diet and the aise1e Of any dsa
gresobIs ta.t renders it easy to administer uen to
children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15
C,ERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES. o.

iEkIAiN CURE IN ALL CASES, OR
" NO CHARGES MADE-Dr. Dow n con.,,l,'t
daiiy rm NJ 3 NJ, a, above upon all diHeult
ana ,hrunle diseases u every and nature having
gained reputation which calls patients from all parts If
the country TO obtain Advue
Among inc physicians in Boston, none stand hiRher in
he profession than the celebrated DIR. DOW, No I'm.
ueo street. Bosom Those who need the services of an
call. 1910 o'' "'"'
?. S--Dr Dow imports and has for sale a new ar,i 10
tnd a rcd stamp >" -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15
DIR, LELAND'S
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND
PERMANENTLY CcIrs
RHEUMATISM IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS
FORMS

Acute or lndammatory Chronic, Lumbago, Soiaucs
Peurodyue Sc, Stiffness Of Joints and Cramps
Gout. Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections
EUspdas, salt Khcum and Scrofuas Eruptiuns
nf the body-Neuuaizes the Impurities of HE
BLOOD and Fluids of the whole system, and .
tquai1cs thtir circulation and etiectually coun-
- teracts Mereuiai ana other poisonous influences =
= Il is a conveniently arranged BELT contain
- iIg medicatcd Compound. 20 be worn around >
- the body. about the waist. ECU ALLY AFFECT.
ING ALL PARTS. wherever the disease may BE- ?
Y II can be worn without injury to the most deli
cate person, and no change IN the proper ebits
NJ living is required. Il entirely removes the
r disease rom the system, without me use 81 pow =
elfu medicines, which weaken thr constitution ?
and give temporary reliet only by supplying the :
(, system, and dcadcning lbs vitality b, his trtat :
( .Wcut, thc medicinal properties contained in thr 2
BAND, being OF q highly aromatic and volatile
- nature and capable % being readily absorbed, :
- through the pores N the skin, come into direct
= contact with ihe BLOOD and general ctcuia D..
uou without htst having o. pass through the ?
- stomach, which would tend not only 90 detraot
from ihcIr curative powers, bot 20 impair the In- r
= 'ernA organs aud derange The digestion Also
thus avoiding the Injurious ohcets so often the
- result ~ internal remedies, and cig cling per-
feet cure by purifying and equal zing The rrculi
- ton VI tho vital fluids and restoring the paris az
most powerful " ANIiMEkCJ RIAL A
GENT ta|1mr' being 'he primary cause Of :
= large part Of Toe >ufu,ss. Ncufa gle Pains and
>, Nheumatcs. s' ptc'a.eut--f nd eil cu'iicly re- :
Z Hcve fhp system FROM its rtrnic.rus elects
moderate cases uc rWed iu 'ev days. and :
= We are constantly receiving uuloubiel testimo
nals--u which we invite Inspection 40 our IT.
standing
PRICE TWO DOLLARS. May be bad Of Druggisu
or viii Poe sen, 10y mai dion receipt ~ - g. or bj
press sver}wLcfe, with al uetcs-af, instruct fli
the principal office Of SMITH & co
49l Bro,daay. neat Broome g., Ncw YORK
H. Illustrated Treatise win certified rrstim. uiAl
sent free. n Adapted 90 soldiers o. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

The Richmond Examine, calls for greater
energy IN East Tennessee. and especially in
REFRESHING tie uIon feeling there. 1t saws /.
Our government cannot afford to lose
ha,t tennessee and when il does secure its
authority there experience may teach it the
necessity Of frner il not harsher policy to
keep turbulent and ungenerous people in sub.
lection to the laws. This section OF country
is the keystone of the southern arch. Ii Is
now in great peril Whether the great artery
through which the iie-bood of the South
now circulates-the East Tennessee and Vir-
giuio railroads. to be surrendered, whether
the only adequate supply of salt is to be lost,
whether the only hog crop in the South is to
be surrer dered, whether that army of undis
ciplined vengeance and indiscriminato slaueh.
ter from which SO much is hoped by Brown
low and his northern friends, is to be permitted
to burst across the devoted land with the de-
ISOLATION Of volcanic Are, are questions Of vast
and pressing Importance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

Dr. devotes great part Of his time TO the treatment
Of those cases CAUSED y aud solitary habit which
runs the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate in
divdua for business society some Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth are
Weakness Of the Buck aud Limbs, Dizziness Of the head
Uimness Of sight, Palpation OF the heart Dyspepsa
Nervousness, Dcrangement Of the digestive functions
symptoms OF Consumption, &c The fealful fleets on
the mind are much 10 be dreaded loss OF memory con-
fusion of ideas, depression u spirits, evil flrebodings
aversion Of society seltdistust midy, Nc are among
the evils produced Such persons should before con
empaung mauimony, consult physician of experience
aud be al once restored to health and happiness
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. BOWS treat.
ment few days weeks, will be furnished with plea
saut rooms and charges for board moderate
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country with full
dfecons for use, receiving description OF your cases
d. Dow has also for sale the French Capoties warrant
ed ihefbest preventative. Order by mail Three for 81
and red stamp. w.
April, 1862 qi47
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

A HIsT.-A soldier met a seoessioni.
woman the other day in Warrenton, Virgin,.
She instantly hoisted her dress to an unusual
hight, and swung around to clear him. The
soldier, who was attentively regarding the
spectacle cried out in blank astonishment !.
"What dirty stockings !" Down went the
sslris' hiding the fish'iu' appariiion from
view. and the woman disappeared.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED. -
L DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted at his office.
Nos. and Endcott Street Boston on all diseases VI
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long Of study and practical experience Of
unlimited extent Dr. D. has the qualification OF pre-
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he first introduced them failed to cure the most
alarming cases Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of yenereal and
impure blood, impoienty, scrofua, Gonouhma Ulocrs,
pain aud distress m the regions Of pfocreaon Infam-
es Humors, fiighul Swellings and / @ long train OF
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease are
made to become as harmless as the simplest aings Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

y II E U NJ a T l Q S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15

The Memphis Bulletin Of the Sd reports
that tight occurred seven miles from town
on sunday between force of 1000 federals
and the rebels under jeff Thompson. The
latter were driven back with great loss The
paper gives no further particulars. More
fighting Is anticipated.
The Jackson Nssissippian says that com.
mander Brown Of the ram Arkansas was
wounded in the head at the time he ran the
federal fleet gauntlet.
Gen. Sigefs advance corps is now subsist-
ing entirely upon the rebels
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
NitseeTi aHeogs.

Bs Eec AsNsrrE- Kdeartown Nov 2e--Br brig Anne''r
from Demafsla for Portland WITH sugar struck AZ An
sefsE OF tots bland ana cane Off N about hogra yh
noon b. he assistance 81 boss crew ana pilot, shs N
PRO ed g Portland tty letter % Eiwocd Waiter Esi,
Bs scpE iirr Bctr-Balrofs Soy :7-Br schr Ie Boar,
sent 10 her
sopa Esocu PaA,r Gorld from newport for Havana IN
q s,h ns she was assisted o end arrived at Nassau on
e,s. cATnIys Noy l45hc AaMis Hoasman Of Thoalasa
here W" morning, the cargo hNvag shiftsd
,.sSs hSsc =, oS sses@gg s esasa vent ashore o. tie
bn dio noi lnah and e nos ~ pe' and Mil be hoe down
.Gr .Sg 9gair asa & q tegs. pig a,er $500 Ie .h.le-
dsmosd lew iayS snsc y 'bis p,r-'.p ou, fhs
ss sd g tsi s E~ooa sis' Sas. With re III, Il
secy EosId q Caderwr rter4,,
QggtS.r,as Ney il,lhe NorweS brig Haadin 4 srom
Visions
spoken. sSc.
ss,p sa5n3em' AM 'tom caso Tor Cork, o. u. 20
,shli Em1..e = cogats r,om Liverpool ~ Syos,
~ Y - .'lrs : n cape c.''r ,
~, k-a,sesy csr.r teacs Noutsydeo ser % i.
Foreign Ports.
baEN, R,vF, Noy aArr ina kaschen, Baltimore; Ad.
D., h. poa q ~ ~ 80 Az ~ vessel sen ID 9' po@
iIt.rfs W. ~ i--Arr Emma >r , isne, iweae NY,rs .
Gp..eo,, Nov PAT n',he Csde, 81 Louis, Mora
,iAshnse. Nos .i-7sA AnaLene. Meyer San iranci-,o
HANANt NoF G-ln uof ~ I'm htp Eage Adsnis, from
iyKss1oi, Aoy I2Ar iiami Gray, young Baiimorc;
NO s 1"O'l ho'"r' "'d cA'' F'r"'l' A"''0"F'
90 ,ls por. rs,a, Eopi.e sat- Byigss. from ysorx.
Sides has sorfa Nesa fus.tl; Rushire Card staI OF
IT, T. ws o was snS os Mao ssa Soos assr sD
yie Snaer Aspnnai. tool ilope. Miller, aud Hoii1on
cli i2ln E~ly ymon Williams. New YORK; Que, Il tAo
laSes. Thornton, rortiand Grace Russ, Pendetoh, Esn
Ea, out Ish Hamilton Gray Young, Baltimore, q STAN
Lcsops. Nov ig-Arr pnni Webster, spencer New. .yok
Erans lila, aie. Randall, 8 John. Nh. is,h Bass haws
rn, ou i2th South Carolina; Hampton, NYork.
ManSzAs. NO. is.sd trt . Dsnrsrs. Portland
.cs. Ts,sn, Llsst@Glras New yo,t; isti Enoss ifa
,.rs aaoec. "s h,ps " re- esr ase % M,s Isl
.s .Sls it. H. slP Eh,r csans, New o'leAHssearJc
PkLssHE.p, Nov iO-Oi, Eva from Sycrk lnr pIu'ee
frDn Londnu Sauiiils
81 HslEsA, Oct l--s.a q Wales, Lncoin. Boston,
Americnn Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Nos .b--A4r schrs HincbleS, Leavnt~
anu Warner Edridgc Nov York CID s,hr Van s.n,
,Be sroL Nv AR slo,gs nreson. Rhodes Syorks
usnrk; Almirs sar.les. and sens,of CLARK SYSrs
ELikAsLrIironT Ees .G-.cd .el ny Lagrens john
sa n., ases ,".sr Y ss"ssa so: rrosne &
Moser, Reeve, aud Merritt Deoins NHaven; sloop go
g7n~Ua .chrs Bi,x Given; Blake Purvcre and zics
xo harh. boston; Express sears Cambridge ort uoy
IT, TcEpe % ss sn' Gs sra s aas Iass ns se S
shLL RIVER, ssy MAr, schr Locke, napiey, Pulls
r0Rr ROYAL. Nov l7-Arr shlps Naria Cbrk, Nrorxs
fSiisieipb 4 sis, Il wanvnssi Ludlow, ana Eid.
fss i Ss . ssSIs ss ssrsanS sss Chef
MD va is,o .s,s Gnys1s s,,a sod xase, snrman
ccck, PhIiadciphA
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
Our Havana correspondence.

HAvAsA, Nov ~, 1862.
TAs 6iSntA Agdir-7he Mo- Ycrk Head and ne
D.arp de "a 4arnd-EtJeced Arr,rai Of me Reo
Copcc,n Grerdi Gsnero. Duiee-hews from Ven rteia-
Rue !. Ne kaie Of E1ehaage He1O Fork. &C.
Lttle Commonplace akd hackneyed thing al
description u sea voyage would become the
Of me HssALD, particularly : time ~ben sravest mst
unds ded stsntion yet would be only right
say word u tDe sood ,htt safely ssrne
usre 70 these "soutiefn sunny sbores,, aud
record lny thanks Tor kindness me by her
oacess. The steamer CDi,D performed her 6rst trip
crsdtaby. Captain Wilson declares himself perfectly
sssHea yith her and s canddcn the make her sub.
scquent tr,s nuch rapidly can say noshlus TO
engthen ito opnIoo " competent judge but
add tho ope my psr, tkst h,s highes, expecsa
my be alidcd with this sisA, take leave for
tbe present of Csta Wilon aud Lls ,th the
kindliest feelings
Bayma yer had stsroeiy time 70 realize tina, | am
here, an hcc ssssfy ala r iof hoaeS o. your
sOie contemporary, The Dtrro de 10 Asra has kindly
to my ad--ss 4 has on 70 many previous occ..
si0rs--oy s6iifing u1o With atltck tue Nav yorx
afsALD tDc BiapChe a rstion--a neat, rayr su,cy
aiask, iuh " eIersy aud vim aba sa that vi tls
ino hsa,ID la been plveriaed add positively annih,
bed ior ifs Gbe hgUdfsd ara nney ninth tine AID s
never eaiect1 20 lnt its abs1ra uios q, es
again. J am sfry, believe very sorrr. that inc
s.rt time vhics M agfc 0sts-en hvs al the sninr
y tbo hteansr bfi lsD SJeen hs sulic,ert 10
euabie l1e ~ isg tk1sstgd Dopy o. hat retr,.4
mg ari'co, cootr lbaD iaaIo fVunts, before Jour
nsA lie steamer BGucLe sct ur3 ~ nar
1wi cstw iuat tie = tal.e 4Lg Mari luiuHd by
'tp.h9 bnith " say ~ hac tern s5ad ad ~
us buua'.L si,et u toe Ms gosnecr, tb0 sipith IL
iAsa ad Fctgi ttat the Cuban snshGrey ~ pafaize
otHy Nlsi ibs rftci., ti. th glentyts = kifnsn
- ~ iAEhlt &Ln GA ~ gt Dpsry.@ thstHstveh i0r
uiiat p3'd'taiH, aAo .hal the log swGctp N
w. a - H~s. ii1 oRh bsg rxteI v islne aAG never
.todt ~ tRJ nt n"uey enough 20 tsy did
h"s ihb, 80 iar u!cr haAs. ils atg.aou i
tnt ea,h" Fry sme caa lie,al Rsys ~ ihs BssAp
st-, t"i - .s iN eisfu e-sIy y lt1saG. illa s
~ Ni tha it Ae ohUft .taGt. rs mum tn . tre
.1 t"N haf rt 3 sttf4 n4 y.G .isssntu .yb II ~
ftaft ns 4stirn Jdot ~ ~ TIE trsttn luI tp.t.s
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