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A strong but probably inefficient effort is
being made to induce the President to COM
mute the death sentence of Gordon, the
convict slave trader. He is to be hung at
New York on the 9TH Of Febru2ry.
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y L C-E.
nR. NJ. c.. WOODWORTU HAV-

IL ing gone into the army, our business relations
are thereby terminated. All the notes, books and
accounts are lelt IN my hands for settlement and
collection. | would earnestly request all persons
knOWia z themselves indebted TO the firm Of Woods
i Woodwork, to call without delay, as the books
must be adjusted.
Tie undersigned has procured the assistance of
DR.. III. ID. Dillon, who having attended Medical Lee
tIres AZ the University Of Michigan, and for some
time pracliccd in Stark County, will be found at our
Office. u. u. WOODS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
Utah Asking Admission into the
Union,

SALT LAKE CRY, Jan. 2S.-Delegates as
sembled at Great Salt Lake City on JAN
uary 22d, and drew up a State COpstitu-
ton to be submitted to Congress. Utah
demands admission into the Union.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
BLOOD FOOD

ts ,Gered as G~esrtGizG Hd rsHaJIs remedy. DincriyE
= rverr particular from the patent meficines Of he
dsy f. & . chemical combination Of IRON. SUI
PHURa uL PHOSPHORUS. Of very great worth
All mtav hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
q the benefits it has conferred on them
CUUR'H & 400 Broadway, New York
are III sole proprietors OF the article. and haze in
cDnseq1enee ola fraud attempted upon the public
'tanged th- -Olor OF the outside wrapper from red Il
yellow. and increased the size Of the bottle to :
oInees- Be very %eaatiOus in buying To see hath
&C smile Of their signature is o. the outside OF The
srapper as all -thers are counterfeit
rFeh. %. lSGI-Iv1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

Notice to Defendants.

]. F. R.. Jones. J. H.
Icncs Nm Hrrvisl The Defendants will take
Rccse Evans.and Jas. tnOtiee that on the 18th day
TavIer- of January, 1852, plaintiff
fled MS ~pesiti0n in SAID Court. setting forth that on
the 9th day of December 1850, he with L Sankey
and James Rsney, sold. b. WRITTEN s~ontraet Of that
date, to said defendants. certain premises n Mecca
said county, known rs lot No. 10, IN the H1tenlns
olaf. dat recorded in Trumbau County Book q
Mans. pase-SI,for the sum Of three hundred dollars,
one hundred m hand, one hundred July lt, 1901
and one hundred October lSt. 1851 with interest,
NAT there is due upon said contract the sum Of two
hundred dollars with interest from LTD Deeemoer,
1850, that plaintiff IS now the sole owner Of sand
promise aud entitled to said amount, that said hrst
par.gs nave done all things by them ~ be don't, ands
mat plaintiff has been and still is ready and willing
10 make to defendants \ warranty deed OF SAID
premises upon payment of sand purchase money
Plaintiff prays judgment for said sum and costs
Orders Of attachment also issued on sald ztn jan
ulry- Defendants Will appear ana answer " ,tho
I'd day of March. 1867, or Judgment viii be taken'
againSt them By kefault, for said amount OF sD9,-
with interest from 9Th Dec 1850.
Ian - i6l-jw cox x SPEAR, Attys for PiE.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
SLAVE A BILL,

Senator Wilson's bill for the more eff
fectual Suppression of the slave trade. is the
same as that swallowed up in the Judicial
ry Committee last year. except that the
first three sections arc omitted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
FHhe State of OhiO.l In the Court Of
Trum5uI County. Common Pleas.
Amanda furney, Pin.

George EuTney, Def.
The defendant George Furncy IS ~notii-sd that the
file in the Clerks Once OF said |ourt her %nctiiion
charging that the said defe-,,iant had been wwiiifttl-
ly absent iIom her Tor more than three years, and
pIdsIus nay inc aiarriage contract subsisting be-
tNeel HeIseiL aud defendant, be dissolved, that she
5c Ls'o-cd to her maiden mans Smith, that she be
uee ecl /; &c custody and control Of her two children
and that she be further decreed the sum of three
hundred dollars as alimOny. said defendant Is fur
taer notified that said cause will be for hearing at
March 81. WM. PORTER.
Jan. -, 626w Atty for Ptf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

REGIMENTS MAKCHING.-The 10Th Reg
imeirt left Columbus on FIR day last for
Romney. The 9th left on Saturday for
the same L7olnt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

"A Settlements Ordered I u rs ordeTcd that the
to be Advertised. following accounts OF
Executors, Administrator and Guardians, that have
been filed in this Court. be advertised for three con-
~seeutive weeks, agreea0ly to law, and that they re-
main on file for inspection till the I'D day Of Febru-
airy, A. D.. 1852. when they will be examined and or
d-red to record if no exceptions appear thereto, 10
Vr,f.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering from C~onsum9tion. i%ncIpient or
confirmed or from debility Of a ~ kind; or from men
tai or nervous PrOstratiOn, brought On by any cause
or from scrofulnus co mpiaints; or from disease Of
the Kidneys or bladder; and to ladies SUFFERING suy
OF the many distressing complaints their sex are liza
lie to. anI which engenier CONSUMPTION the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
Cleveland & Mahoning Rail Road.

Tie report of the officers of the c. & u,
Rail Road, for the year 1861. shows that
4he receipts of the road are in excess Of
cost of running. interest IN Indebtedness,
and taxes. There is no doubt but that
this Road is managed with great economy,
andi seems to be the settled POLICY Of Its
lnausgers to make it al imltely profitable
to the stockholders, which result will be
brought about in time unless the Coal
fields give out. which wall not be during
the life of this generation or that which
will succeed it.
The receipts and expenses Of the road
for the year we're as follows:
hccclTlS 80
Ernorraz A--ta tDf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

u lOda * lucretia Miner. minors, final set.of Guard
E izabcth Squires, minor, tnal settlement Of
AlbertSM ancrya Squires" partial
Geo. king, lunatic
Nathan ID. Achcs0n, minor
ii irrict E.& Sarah T. Abel. minors. partial setOf
Office OF Probate Court, j. W. TYLER,
Warren, o. Jan. a. i6-3W. Probate Judge
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN

IL duly appointed Executor Of the last viii and
testament OF 5unot F. TrowbFidge. late Of Fowler,
Trumbull County, Ohio, deceased.
jan, q. e92<
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
A NOTICE.
~ James W. Gurnsey, Plf. Before

vs. "a. Davidson, Up.
On tine 4th day Of January, A. d.. IS52, said JUS
tice issue an order of attachment in the above ac-
ton for the sum OF fifteen dollars and thirty-three
cents said case Is set for trial on the list day Of
February, 1862, a, nine o'clock 4. NJ.
Jan. y, '62-3W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
4 H
"A Joel B curiiss, Pin.

John J. ones, VIM. Highly
Evan j. Jones. David
Williams and Reese J.Thom
as under ths firm Of Jones
HiEhy & Co. Defts-
order Of attachment in the
Of Sl72.99 100. and said
2sth day Of Feb next. At 1
Jan. 22, 62-x B,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

Deduction from this interest aud OK
change and taxes, amounting to Sl33,6o3,-
-, and the net profits were S79,49o,l0-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator Of the Estate Of
john Smith, deceased, late Of SoutninstOn, Irum-
bull county, Ohio. fhose interested viii govern
jan. y. '6S-5w CHARLES PORTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

! Before J. Palm. J. p.
Z o. Warren foEnShiP.
} Trnmsull county, OhlS
\ On the 9Th dA5 q
January. A. D. 1sSe.
aid Justice issued An
Above action for the sun
;ause is continued to the
clock P.
]. D.
l. RULLER. his Atty
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

TFyou want anything in the way Of
lYouth's or Infants Shoes, cali at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

IF you want to buy the finest aud
u best fitting Gentleman's Boots. call at
WARREN'S.s
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DROBATE S~ETTLEMENTS.

ItTsOns clIIIu5 IVI IuV NuUFt LtttOISi IIo1so sNJ
ddreTised.
C. NJ. PATCH. P. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

The following bill was offered in Con-
gress by Hon. John Hutchins, read twice,
printed, and referred to Committee on Ter
T~itOries:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

IF You want 10 buy the finest and
best fitting Ladies Cater Boots. eaIl ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
VALENTINES I!

TUST Received from New York a
y large and splendid assortment of ALIEN
TINES, of all kinds. Wholesale and Retail
Jan. ., 20. W.. y. & W. Z. PORTER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

President of the United States. as in this
act provided, there shall be neither slavery
nor involuntary servitude in said districts
or either of them. otherwise than in pun
ishment of crimes whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted. And the faith
of the nation is hereby pledged to make
just compensation to all loyal citizens and
residents Of late states who have not join
ed in or aided in said revolt against the
United States government for such slaves
as they may possess at the taking posses
sion of said districts or either of them.
SEC. 10. And Be Il farther enacted.
That all public lands held by said recent
States shall be SEIZED, occupied. and held
by the President of the United States I'M
til otherwise disposed of by Congress
That all public lands thus acquired. and
which may become vested in the United
States by c~oniscation or forfeitur. by the
provisions of any law nGg in force. r..
hereafter to be passed, snail be held for
the soldiers sailors, and T.arincs, regular
and ~V@.ulteer, who hive been OF may be
callcd into the Service of the United States
to crush out the existing rebellion, and
WIS shall be honorably discharged at the
close of the war, and the widow and minor
children Of such as may BE- killed in battle
or die in the service, or die Of wounds re-
cieved. or by. diseases contracted in the ser
vice, and for the purpose Of c~ompensating
such loyal citizens of said recent States who
may sustain damages or losses by reason of
the said revolt or by the provisions of this
act, to be distributed and apportioned as
Congress may hereafter provide.
SEC. IL. And be Il further enacted,
That nothing in this act contained shall
be so construed as to prevent Congress,
with the consent of the legislative power
of one or more Of said districts. from set
ting apart the same for the colonization
and settlement of such persons Of African
descent as may desire to settle thereon. un-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

authority may provide 10y law. The gov
ernor, by and with the advice and consent
of said legislative council, or a ma )rity of
them, shall have power to enact, modify.
OF repeal any law pertaining to rightful
subjects of legislation not inconsistent
with the Constitution and laws of the
United States, or the provisions of this act
The governor shall cause to be published.
as extensively as is practicable throughout
his district, all laws which shall be made,
and shall annually, on or before the first
day of January of each year, report the
same to the President of the United States.
to be by him laid before Congress, = hich,
if disapproved by Congress, shall thence
forth be of no force. The legislative au-
thority shall have no power over the pri-
mary disposal of the soil, nor to tax the
lands Of the United States, nor to interfere
with the claims to land within said dis
tricts. The governor, whenever he may
deem it expedient, may convene it extra
session, he shall give to the council such
information, and recommend to their con-
/ sjderation such measures, as he shall Judge
necessary and expedient. 1t shall ai:o he
his duty to obtain all the Information in
his power concerning lie Customs. habit.
and dispositions Of the Inhabitants Of his
district and communicate the same from
! h.llne 20 time to the President of the United
States, to be by him laid before CONGRESS.
SIC. ., lad be IL further enaeted,-
That the judicial power in each district
shall be vested in a superior court, and in
such inferior courts and justices of the
peace as the legislative council NAV from
time to time establish. The judges of the
superior court shall hold their Offices for
the term of four years. The superior court
shall consist of five judges, a majority of
whom shall constitute a quorum. 1t shall
have jurisdiction in all criminal cases, and
exclusive Jurisdiction of all offences the
punishment Of which is capital, and crigi-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

Gold Pens aud Pencils, ITn .'. a.
O. Vest Chains, Plain aud Fancy Lockets. r
Ladies' Sets, Plain and Engraved Bracelets,
Cluster Pins, Ear Drops, ...N .
H.. Heart aud Seal Rings, Miniatures,
Scarf and Ribbon Pins, Crosses,
Studs aud Buttons, Cut Pirs
aud Locket Charms Of
every ya arietv, STYLE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

oilates: styles constantly on hand.

OF lates. styles constantly on hand.
As an inducement to buy, we will present TO every
purchaser OF our MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS one
Ofthe above articles of JowolTy.
We have on hand good assortment OF Religious,
Classical. Philosophical, Agriealtural Historical ana
Theological Works. among which may be found 1is-
tories, Travels. adventures, Stories, anecdotes,
Tales, Narratives, Romanees, Sports aud Pasiimos;
Annuals and Presentatl Books superbiy bound and
appropriately Illustrated, all OF which viii DO sold
very low for cash. TUTHlbb % bLdlKE.
N. B. just received large aud spleddid stock OF
Nteel Engraving and French chrome
LithograPhss which will be disposed or@war
prices. .,-H. .t.., ..ftf
RF watches, ciOeAs end Jspsiry repaired and oar
rdRfed. - .r ~ .Htl|HH L. q u.
Lancaster, Sept. is, 1909. ,,..,,a .,3ai a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis. Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients ,.
- .J iM advanced Stages
of the Disease. I.f '-.".-
This Is remedy 50 universally known to mrpass any
other for the cure throat and lung complaints that Il
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
uDrvalled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease have made II
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few the communities or families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of its effects
living trophy In their midst Of It's victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these Disorders and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do more than assure them that II has all the Vr
tues that II did have when making the which have
won SO strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr,J.C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For Sale by SlFFORD " CO., kAUFFMHN q e,
nj T., L. SLOCUN, LANCASTER, and by Drigs
nd ID, nile "a DIseWhpTp 40.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
FOR SALE BY

FOR sale W rMrnhu COUNTY Oy u0c. Kaufman e.
Co., ,slnord 4 Delashmaih, Lancaster; Il kalb Rush-
VILE; Abbott Son: Crarporii Philip llAne, Pleas.
PickeringtonS n. Nicely, Baltimore; ResTy a Nc.
Caudlish bremen: ssndermah r. KnauH, Amanda;
!. l.. Braitn, New Salem; Joseph RAIDER, Milevsport,
II. B. HArner, Bas. and BY dfugglsts and mo rchnnlI
generally ythroughoutthe pDlted States and cAnadAs
Sept.dg, 1861, t... ..... r r
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"-Ardif you vsse fo1nd |, &C,
fred and csstfoytd."
lu' nv f.ifsr, mother, STAT. n
Are sac In m csrge' In sny |
- YOU ave s~sv They ar. AZ
The s-ift fcoteo hunter Is with the
" Harrington ~
"1lu, bis ~hite bro'he,s call
sou -. -ar. Snow F,akc oil 4
Rem einh,r that TO keep your 81
have I" - main here until | return.
sor,S7"
we, but VI v abe ul | erdAp ger
A 'rnv' ~ NV 'rit~-'b- str
~ ire uns an" ~ cic'i,.. he. 1n- .
-rou, ht Il a. | should gil his wigv
hs Ven 20. t'' = VAN. tui 81. ,
never be his wife,"
: l't shai has ihis to DO ~i'h
i" VI cN--all ", links tina.
,'iv,n unto YOU ard"
is II et-is II true that you
IL nv tz,i~ lee. bt,rn.i ".
d,ait # TIE Wolf" whether he n
D. ~ p,'h ~ ere sher he ga
aut alor In he forest"
" And you love not him but me Z
II las a dir Ct, hcms put qucsu
that tor NON. Mt Pr zzled even ID,
an u Ia afswef. but 1t was 'or
o. 5. te 81 n II bad not been ask.
l.t--" Sl~ p here in safety. Il
tome q yuur fA,her and win
I nj m am, "A , ~ h,rs, O. ,,,v& ,,ov \
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OIAPrER ".
WArCiIING. A TRIAL or .

wATCiiING. A TRIAL or ~
1ISrry Harm ptor, the hunter, ,
readily haeIeb.d TO tho " Grove
to. exp c ed iising CT the Indians, u,
bat lie Girl had any particular Oh G
aim the iLfufDa h n, end vet sie
10 Sat, fed that be Y. uld ct ono
ets ttitber, he did rot hesitate 10
cr,t, 'or there she knew he YOU
bile ren All ing in tho ssti lsmen,
4, active in the wAita,e and tho Oh
,.ny ssNrt' lis lite. WrsJed Up {
hnrt MD h fg ga In him shs cou
rRly pee lin in danger and was aw
Like W.lLD was cot tjur j by the
,ior Who had vninlv sttiven fer bsr /,
q shot col 6bsmsnt none in tho /
have Any thing to fear. VIII THE OF
Pushed, she had only " remove Lux
hin In taf,ty Ard couosxlm. nj TO
o0t her p'estnt plaus- Whsp, u
bad succeeded, a We have sssn, me
81 Der step to sard the grove TO a
he safety # him she loved 0
tealtbily along y a. fat Tearing IT,,
ly.hs found be rsslt surrounded by,
tive Of armed men.
"Lcck, stt Oh ard barrel, boys" e \,
bur, - he laid his hands on Dc shripl
cts Of the girl; ~ tbs usht could II
whom the buck was in csngtr. You
not al fault No, no ] knew her Az
ing would lead heI here. and now m
I'd l.dy that We hays got you, IL
yars that you do Cot escape, and he
TnCiDg her AIMS with strong thong
Ger akin, such ~ hunters ever {
tNsm.
"The pale mon arc brave war. !,
tbs captive tirl between hss clsnahel
A" reckon you will find ont thst !
well ths rest Of your thisving race
have done with US"
:" They fear u feeble girl when
thick around ksr ~ the posts In
vigwsm-arned, and men Thsy
towards J"
ut u rather rsd devil trick, this
And III have none Of it." b replied
The banda be bad already fastsasd
them away. But boyI keep . shorp
red beauty or Snow Flake y che d
will melt away bsfors yos know Y.
on until vs can command The hopss
ri8ss. By, heaven, u one sineje
heed Of Harry uu1inRtou ID hurt Of
heAd wses you twenty TINES . chis
"1hs red man will not harm The
ter" replied the girl. 80
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Bsisish ssHanaAiiyc In Wa

In 1867 the natives Of British IndI
grounds Of dkcontsnt with their goI
unlike these oftAe Southern rebels,
stan,ial ard grievOus. ross Ia arms tol
their fsesdoM. TIE British goverI
first unst c.essful In us struggles witt
bellim, at length gathered up its 81 d
put them toxn. How II dealt with
.rs Of war taken In fight Ii well reH,
Tho following OK rae,s fr IN Br islI
cSN'ain the narrative OF a couple Of . 4
IA late mail from lpcis trough d
two such executions. ia 12'hJu e.
war T., rty men were tIiot, couvic g 4
N.nosd to i,e bio xn from he guns, r.
'ion WAS orsaGful sigh. Thron d
sqrars were forsnsd by Brush irooI
the centre ten guns were plane .,
outward. In dead silei CO the dec,
court WAS read, and this ceremony
cluded, q prisoner was bound TO each
back placed against the muzzig, AZ
faster ed firmly 70 the wheell Iae
now given, and The sslvo drsi. TIE
~ coure cuts the t0iy in two; au
Trunks, heads, lees, ard srms NAV b
an instant fly ing about In all direc,
'hAe we've only ten guns usei on thi ,
the mut,lated rem ans had u Ire r, n
tinef. All Of these forty crir insl1
fa,e with 6rmpNs, with the exception
ard, 10 rave tms. they were droppt
ground, ard their brains blows out
kstsy. i'' OIL
Another euecu' ion Of a similar M
place On the 18th VI June, at F1ozei
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WOMAN was frozen 10 dssfh, on
npta praiIiss last week, DsAsl Ha'
s.srch :. vsslsd that .he had beaa bal
suow, within u low rods On hes res''
iil,Ie oy, bsr p,sDe con, was ioWd
insensibie, with his hands and fsN had
Upn =, coreipg bis serses, BE- said
mp,ttr go lot in IRE snow. aad es
|, Void ffsl "a abe c,ied lonely y bel
s,ies were not herd. WI % 81 b.
uucL tsppnhed to procsed fartkr, d
soms of h., eloibinR ard vrsvbed
,heto,, which .as prob.b tho &san
biz IF. 80"
PRIoR to the rebel or, the dah's
c.oius S'at-s were o. 70 10 W ,yA,s
$50 711S F; A'kansss "a, D20 997; ri
300 Q, y G. orPia, ss17Nzs0 LEU =
Q39 GA. MssifNrI. SIS oU0 80;
o''ra, 80 40 5t5 SotiN Carslt';l :
Ten essce, .'6 6i3 6vl Virginia, :
To al, ell, 3G5, 9l2,
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| i,nd zee II wefe) OF treee stustn IN inc m'os'
81 lsr.s tranic, eievs'td ifom w. surrouno
) inkg& tsHk4 TIE bcSSfa$ l31aE sn2
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dH 49, S.,n,d,h, &nI,c, AZ ~
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