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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-17
Nothing New.


The Holmes County Republic can threatens re-
bellion in the event of VALLANDiGHAM's election
On the 22nd of December, 1859, that paper
said; "Let the Republicans Of the North stand
firm and If the Union must 60, why, let her
slide"
The present threatened treason OF that filthy
SwILL TuB is nothing new. The editor Of that
paper is rebel against truth, justice and honor,
as well as traitor to the Constitution and the
Union. He is an Ishmalite, whose hand is
against every man. and every honest mans
hand is against him. His threat of rebellion is
not to be feared, for he is one of those craven
towards who urges the conscription of men into
war in which he is unwilling to fght.
GRIFFITH now occupies the same position that
was occupied by men of South Carolina during
the pendancy Of the Presidential contest of 1860.
They declared they would not submit to the de-
cison of the people at the ballot'box and he de-
alares the same. Yet VIC are disposed to be
merciiul to the scoundrel, and If lie can keep his
Leck out of the halter until We assume the re-
sponsbty of Probate Judge, in the mercy ofa
heart overHowing with the milk Of human kind
ness, we will. upon proper proof being made,
send him to the Lunatic Asylum instead Of al
lowing him to be sent to the devil by means of
q rope.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-17
Army Letters.

Within the last two weeks we have been han
ded eleven letters from soldiers in the army,
urging their friends at home to send them Demo-
cratic tickets, and do all they can to secure the
election Of VALLASDoHAM. We would publish
these letters were it not that it would suject the
boys 10 attacks from the vile traitors in our midst
who denounce all who do not go BRoUGu and
the Niger. ---. -tr-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-17

SPECIAL SCHOOL HOUSE TAX
District No. 2 Knox Township, mill
Sub. District No. g. Monroe Township mills dollar.
Sub District No Wanucreek Township, mills the dollar
Sub District No. s. Paint Township IL mills dollar
District Paint
mills o he dollar. + -
of
ak
scarcity change expected payer
furnish his change THOMAS b. RAIFF,
TreaSure
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-17

VI'hc qualified electors within said Holmes
Il county, Ohio, are hereby notified to meet
at tho usual places of holding the elections
in the several townships OF said county, on
Tuesday, tie 18th day Of October. A. d..
1868. 1t being the second Tuesday of said
October, between the hours Of six o'clock
NJ, and six O'Clock p. ", OF said day, and
then and there to vote for tho fhIlowing Off.
GERS, TO wit:
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Auditor of State,
Ono Treasurer of State,
One Supreme Judge,
One Member Of tho Board Of Public
Works.
One Senator for the 2Sth Senatorial Dis.
trict, composed OF the counties of Holmes and
Wayne, with the district composed of the
counties OF Knox and Morrow attached.
One Representative OF the county OF
Holmes,
ono Probate Judge,
One Auditor,
One Sheriff,
One Clerk OF Court,
One Treasure
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Commissioner, -
One coroner.
Then and thele TO be chosen at said election.
And notice is hereby given to the Trustees
Of the several Townships within said Holmes
county, that the following number, and the
names Of the persons, are to be returned by
them for their respective townships to the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county, to serve as Grand Jurors aud Petit
Jurors, in pursuance to the Statutes in such
case made and prov ided, for the ensuing year /,
to-wit " ...-- n-r -~.- r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
NUMBER l79ss

dered the hill was found Vaeated. Th'
enemy had sisktaAdled = aud itbs Import
anti point Was gained. Our hos were ID
the best Of spirits, and did nehly, but had
Lougstrest's men occupied thai mOuptain
6dF attempt 20 take fl would have bOeE
vain, for L Is the most formid sble Reiat
ever saw, And ksFe e the secret 20 that
success which has crowned the western
army, and which far more desperate Eight
ing upon the part Of The Army of t6o PO-
tOmae, has failed to bring aboqt. They
have fought eol1asds and men who never
entered the CORtedeFate service willingly
while the Army Of the PotomaG hGs
fought mei-the flower Of the So1th--meu
Who have been dnped into Ii, who however
think they ate IN The right, and have ever
fought With that skill and, bravery which
Is worthy Of RtbetleF cause. Yes Bragg
Is called coward 6y the South, while Lee
and his brave fellows are honored, even
by the Federal army.
The loss of the 1iItk In the battle Of
Lookout Mountain, was one killed and
three wounded, q much lighter loss than
IN any previous ebgageaent.
The following day the advantage g4ined
was followed up, apd The e1gagement be.
came general Our division had only q
little skirmishing to d6 that day. The en-
eGny NA8 uEty ye4 -lEVnA AlA uI1 sEV9BgVt~S
with ? tFemendeous loss 10 PrisoRets, arms
aud provisions. BE was routed aud p1rs
sued 70 RinRoid, Georgia. The ground
was stTewn with arms and e4uipments.-I
Without firing gun, our brigade. by q
fauk movement, captured moEe than its
own number Of prisoners. They are de
stroying the railroad between Obatta6o0ga
and RiDgOid, a1d will return to the Viefni-
y Of Chattanooga % Einter. For Eve
days We have been subsistiug on rebel ra-
lions. wish you could see the crackers
they are six inches square, one inch /
thick, and made of wheat aud pea Hour.
Oh, bah they are .aWfal But with this
description Of the bAttles, and with
promise 70 write less about war next time,
will close. Il
Most aSeettOna.sly. e. -, = %. B.
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q 9 IERls ID WgRKLY.
EIle Weekly InfeIIigeHeeF
ORDNANcH ORPICE.
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4
kSRALBD PRoPQsAIs win - received at thia
/ y oGeo uulll { oeio.k =. -, % ne lSth q Ne
/ soaboF noEt, l1r 1oOOeo h1iBigy aeoo1tronolfs.
:, - = =. la'''''''
5000 sses - ~ sgg YOEs AEssnal, eOvOrnoE's
sSSSo 81. al TIE ElaaAiss Ar.onal Briis.hurE,
sqYeOO sss. At ths ArisgAauy Ar.onai. Pitt.burgh,
S6oo5 So stfl. a. i6aii Ari - 81. Esu,.. No.
1aluls go C ~ UGilpa sislol Arsa,al WaiaE-
So -, - .rSt \, a. strIes con.
q aay eftAs aeeyo s4lls Eiaees. sl4 they ase .
bo sllaet - lsTlit1o ~ the aElllal whore dslfy.
eEed. 6oloEo by The GoVernnant; nO0s
% ISSpS.ia IlSs biii5 10 81 a gSGfSsi tSsfIST,
9n4 ~ t!,e sloet = - tAs hPss 80. slIned NE
sllSuld uldoE-bSlB - be illell4R1 n. .tho -.
Dellt0Ilo4 m1st b m1lls ia lol1 - o9e les thAR
100 sols poE Usas lGR al eoatEaela a. io.01O sst8
g lIEGEs and net loss tla1 2orl sllg Der week on
~ ullGl9 ~ gglF 90 s9l1 the nE0g delivery %
- made vtllil nlleell ~ tE1ll taee 81 e9ntEeet'
EaillEo - eoliVeR g so6lod Glo VIII subject the
contrletoE - o. fDe aaloalt . b d<liv-
bOEoi q d. ullal GlVlr; ~ i6l . - ciHFod a
oott, q % delaFlIllGd - tl6 GGt1E.
! .l1dlrIWIll SallOelI tS lIlelal OgaFss1als
sots theg is5goss . denver IS tlSh plloe ffSr moTo
No - Un - e,oSsiisTSl i.oa PARTIES othsr than
are klqUn g tie Do-llaanE 70 % flllE oonipatsat
. oEoeats In tkair oN1 aA0Is tie work pg0posod
toEs 1Ilsz4 = h1aa- ia { . = - ! ~
- eft.T thiS bOnd, VIA aPpbOtel slFslYs ior iiS
f5s 1.1ssta'ssi r,ssVs. tho rsAt o rsjss, any
RrgPesals viii - atdEsslsl . llFislliar GensFal
GOoFEs y. Ramsay, ellf - Stlrllle5 VEas1Ilag6ou,
y - u.ll = slassP FspRp.als slafAni'g
7 80. - .ir. szaz. GBOsn.. RAMSAY.
nOVatoOitd BEis. Gen, UAiog e gugqqal6A
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EJom J;.NSt6to, Htosen, D. pSEEditor ofths Eaey-
cl6pedia Of Religious Rsaoa1ledae. -

H1om JsaNeE6Iog BroI6R, D. DSEEditor oTthe EHcy-
etSpedia Of Religious Rsso.Vledige. t5
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
lPatent MsdieinesSinI general through distrpst of
Client reason, why may net te the benAt
he believes himself to have simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the beneft Of others. asu
do this the morg readily In Ies satd to Hoodand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. o. NJ Jackson, Of
this city because was preIudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an kieol liolie mixture. lam Indebted TO my
this prejudice BY proper tests aud for encourage!
ment to try ttiem,i suffering from great And
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
OF these Bitters, Ot the beginning of the present
year. wis followed by evident rele and lestoEatiQn
10 q degree Of bodily and mental yigoF which had
not felt for ak months before and had almost de.
spaired Of regulating ther = We Jnk God and
my friend for directing me to th use q them;
tgl'Isg TT GTzT 20, y. NkTS13 13lNl-BR0WN.
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Que Of the most readable descriptions
NE have seen Of the ipiatoFy movements in
Grants recent exploit at Chattanooga Is
contained iu the Following private letter
by Mr.. Albert. N. Williams. % his cousin.
q young lady in this city. We are permit
ted TO make the following extracts from the
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TRUsTER,s sALE.

DYsxirtuG Of aldeed 6f trust executed by Hugh
D DYE i6bola on the 18th day Of March, 1855. and
nOW.bfrecordin Ohio county, State Virginia,
bearing date the 2sd day april 1885, and record
the city ofWheeIihgt at front door of the Court
HOUSE, on theihifd Monday in January 1854,
the following g 1d t9 -
and g. and half of Lot No. So all the First Ward
ofthe city of Wheeling
With the improvements thereon iockted at the west
end OF Union street on the wharf, tortnsfl9 known
Also, $the same time and place, the toIIowipg
propertSfn Grahams addition to the city OF Wheels
Ing, on Qnnqy strest, part of LotaNo 81. .beipg5 5S
,es aess mSSS S s east SIDE & and and the lie sst half
: OF Lot Centre 4tteet, which Z well Inn
proved and present occupied by MrS. Mccullough.
and also III East hee1nR, north half Of Lot No. 70,
haIfIof No! as, and Lot No. 8. atfNo
Also, the same time qnd place, Liece OF Land
containing 6& acres tuIface wilma coal privilege
Of SO actt g. SAD land & bounded ION the north by
Goal Hun and on the west by lands Of the Crescent;
Also, at the same time fandplace, III shares Of
stock In the Belmont Bridge Cos and l2 shares OF
viii also sell under the same decd OF trust the
fourth Monday In January, 1884, in the town Of
Monndsyille, NPtshan county, State 2. West Viz
ate in said Marshall county, the waters Of Fish
0rtek, containiug $50 acres more or less SAID farm
is six miles from Glen EaStOn aud eight miles from
Cameron, Said farm will be divided in parcels to
will also sell under the said deed Of trust on
Wednesday. the 9th day of January, 1854, In the
town of AartlusYiIle, State Of 0hI0,i in Belmont
county, the Mnrtinsyflle Rerry right and Boat the
Cottage Hotel with two lots NO l8b Dad 13o, also
Lots No. 129 and da1s located In said town of
MartinsVille.
Terms Of Sale-one third In Cash, the balance In
six twelve and eiEhte n months with interest, with
approved security and title retained until the money
A.y ofthe above property will be sold at private
Allnersons indebted t0the estateof Hugh Nichols
bynotesI book accounts, reuts or otherW or To-
same, and any person having claims against tho
estate OF the said Hugh Nichols the firm Of j. n.
= = = y. : filsas ISAAC COLTS, Trustee.
Isaac Colts Is fully authorized 10 setts the estate
of Hugh Nichols, deceased or to sell and convey any
the above desc ibed property either at public or
private sale, and has my full consent thsreto.
(st. olairsyilei Chronicle copy aud send bill to
thia ofiee.I ...-..-.-a
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ped and cut button from dead rebel
lying near Gen. Bragg,s headqnartersl I
enclose the button. r
We think this viCtosy-the extent Of
which is not known, as We are still pursu,
ing them-will knock At least sik honths
on the war, and many are talking OF sPend-
ing the Fourth of July at Home. 80.
- = Q
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WV ,uStaI ~
pllnt mem g, Yn Sne easulys MotAs. thu
y engsa Neduesaay' zoe rage Mes ours
) WIN about twenty pieces OF. attlltety, mol
coantlng Snerlnan's 9 eePtutes. -
, Bragg headquarters we're right on tht
Ridge and he rode along the line telling
us men 20 % sIea9y t0r 1u Ine 1an6eel
3 out OF He'll could not come up that ridge
he hafdty spoke the. E9rqs pefQre our rel
lows haa gwen tne le pY jumping ovel
, the works. so very precipttate was MS
retreat that some OF our men saw MIN q
ne adasheu away a0Wn tne oIner sl9e ol
the ridge. They dld not know nln theni
but tsom the prisoners learned who It was.
Oar men pursued the enemy and are still
following them, and various reports reach
u.s. al OF which say are dFIylpg tnem
SLY. anu a,s. ea;aa5I az NoS,t L.d n",oo
t,S,I AZ NJ, oar M ~ J
Il " " w A'O'' 1O'''
i A1atiH; a+Sso,,.s s.;,i r.,,.;5s n cha.,s,oos.
lh,t C.a.t uoo,,a, 80, ssta-,,o,, e = ,,,s !,
S,s ~ 'tsa 49, - ,i,e S t''.''
- ~ s,sst ssI so,,, i.,,.
=. ~ - y 80.
,lti WI '.lS ~ z. ~
L Sw on
oett.e. !i ots -.
- M. ii,a ~
ss ~ y, u a. foat
NJ Mtss;aS Ps.s,s ,tsTt s;,,. ~ The Srt
s,Is, ,,SrsIsnIsSIS sslT = ts base
! Of he Rid0e. Where me- enemy had been
bnildintE winter ouarters. They had some
| first rate los, hints with hunks and Chin
nsvs. thev md, cotton an their tttnks and
were, living onfte snrtpIy. Some of these
| hnts. IA 2 oescnnieal ~ 1onr wounded and
5ead. saw many II our bows living cold
l and stsj1 IN rows Where the hands of their
| comrsF,as heS lain them. ready for burial,
| Wagons. too. passed me With Ioadssof our
Idesd whom the bovs were taking back 70
bury near Chattanooga, Many lines Of
am6ulaneeah told sad tale. / will not
speak Of the dead individually, for some Of
them were too horribly mangled 70 bear
written detail of their state.
,,,.,,as -, ond .oor tss.n - ascsnd i
~, pususS 49, 80, ;.sIois
tue hlugs-so steep a1uu ESsSuS 5nss
tl tne NsEly le,teH y - = -
Ine s!gE9e RassJh ~ ~
pOssu, nsu " Ss ~. p;Iaa ,sss ~ 4 ioss
VIZ Z. =. =. AZ IN. a,
.s - ;s.tt ,
y. eo,I
IooASr, anu u'u =.
we n, y - =
SOU W
sue STto rst.is LII Sa Z, 80
,ii S',; ~,
"nel il' Vsts ste ~. sess. ~, ,--...,sl
Twas surprised oeyona !. meas 2, Nnen .ts !
had examined slgntesa Pieees Of ertlslssy
captured az tnat psaget % see Eqe .s wpLHS I1
behind whlcn bragg nsa ttusteo sgcn Val-
liable guns. tney haa. tWo gnontns tnete
to tortiy ", ana ou5 WeEks tnEoWp " 40
one night on tne otnSE slee % rue F'log
were far superior WORKS py Az oaas.
After tsaSsng my eyes en our eaptpFted Fts
guns. reading ths laser'pt'soas. &e7 l1os
l0fu6 OF them had been taken tfUm ue at
cS - - IS;vo, !tt,5a IhfCIrauIaI1u,a and hort
~ tt.t efsct and met saveraI
sIss..,.tss.i asstiss hnrSIny the dad GCNe
s..Is ssI., as,sS ,i,S1f s3fttesn tbey ,SsriS,
lust irusttl, throwing the dirt ON. He was mere
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Yearly Idyertisine on reasonabis tersns. aeeor.
ding p the space occupied and the number Of changes
AlladyortisenentafrO from trandont persons or straus
IerB, to be PAID for In GdDdHce
Business Cards not exceeding dYe limos SO per year.
or 80 for ak months, bGt for Bhorter period nothing
will be counted l61l than square.
i, The priSilegeof Annual AdVertislns limited 70
the AdvertiseFs, own Immediate business; and all
well Al all legal Advertisements and adverti8ofOf
ofauction saleB and real estate, sentin by them St
be paid for at the usual rates.
A3-Adyertisementg not accompanied With Wr tten
dreetions will bO inserted unt forbid and charged
Notiees for Political Meetings to bScharged ID all
Marriages, NoticeSof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, 80 cents each: nouy1I-'6o !,
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BEEF! BEEFSi I!

ogncE Cn1lY d. g., DnP'f wEs4 VIRg1H1A, !,
-AF'D oumbeElAn Nd, Dec. 6tk, 1888. &
ctEALED PROPOSALS. WILL b4 received from first
h hands, citizens loyal the Government Of the
United States, until 19 M Deeembar lS63 only,
for furnishing all the
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IMPORTANT / 10 ,SOLDIERSSl
Those .hayinS Friends i'm the Army

EsWe call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that
man Bitters viii cure .. snS
life. In the lists, published almost daily n the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, It will be
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case Of that kind can be
readily cured by HoofAnd's German Bitters.I DIS.
eases resulting from a o. tae H
sfating that If these BitterB were freely used amghg
our soldiers hundreds OF lives might besaNeq that
we call particular attention to the following re-
maIEabIe and wen authenticated cure Of one pfthe
nati6n's heroes whose life 70 use his own language
'shas been saved. by the BitteraSS a Ii
= = PHnGDELPHLA, Aug. 2Sd, 1852
MRssRs. JONES q EyANs: Well gentlemen Jour
HOohRnds German Bitters has saved my lhtes There.
a no mistake in this 1tisVouched forpy uum9FfH.
of nv comrades, some OF whose names are appended
and who werecogniEAnt OF all the sircqns OF
my case. am and have been ios aSns
and under the immediate eommAnd OF Captain. II. y.
Ayers. Thfoushsth the exposure attendant upon m my
wifh Inflammation Of the lungs and was for
two DAYS In the hospital This was toloWed ~ great
debility, heightened BY ap a5Sesk q
Ia this city5oh board the estate Of MAines ttoh
Which / landed on the RSth Of June. sineethat time
Ss ss,StS le y ss or 0ne more
VIZ sharceiy able to swallow anything, and do
force enoIsel down, itses immepiately T. up
eould not even keep j glass Of water on my
'Etotiaeh Life could not last under such cireutn.
stances e u
rescue me from the gr4sp9 the dread Archer
Iyltold me they could dono more i9r aax. 60
me % see Sf6rgyman, md 70 makasueh
~ nv limited iSinds as best SuitSdme. AnSeqaints
anee who Visitedime ut the hospital Mr, tEedeI1ek
St6ihbroWnsp street sy
Trocaired mo q hottie. Erom the time 1eomneneea
taxing them the gloomy shadow Of DEAN receded,
sii6l5i An now, thank God for y, gettlng better
TToss hSTe taken but two bottles have already
0aiiied tan pounds, auddfeel sangulne SkpelnB PEI
fhitted to relbin my witeene daug Nhe.n
tIemsn i ana loyal from the vicinity OF
Front Royai. 10 your invaluable BttteD owe the
certainty which ha1 tSn s ths ne pIoTos,
ieVs elasping 70 my bosom those who are the
dearest 70 me in hss. ssEs s is1IS dMAIoGEs !.
w. f,I,v oopeur In The truth Of the above state-
neut. "a Ne had despaired Of seeing our comrAde,
M. Malone, restored 20 health.
&, sJoHN NcupDLEBacK,is list New YOrkfsa 81
I aEoRGE a. AoKEEY, Co q, nth Maine. bdl5
IFWIS CHEVADIER, e2d New York.
d q FAsENEIT; e. e ?, g YsE%sps u
HRNRY n MACDONALD, 90. q 9th Maine,
JOHN7R. WARD %. :, 6th Maine aaH
HERMAN KOCH. o.. Il, ia Nev York:
kAbpRfM !. EfsiRsI q nsS 81 FsFisoht edi
I6HN 1ENfSINs ce. z, essA Rsnaa- Y y i.
So th.. the signature q 10 n. JAcKsoN'' Il on
the EskPPrR Of zach bottle. B. tss y.ss y
BEwARE or cogETEREEILs
no. 6s1 ARCH srREET,
Raaespal oaee ead Aaaags4esvy,.
8 aIs.3 T 996 . e50aEs 4 ksAks,
fsusesssors toe. N. Jackson = co',l ~ ~
50 J. 4, ,s,.,.. 4, !. "a.
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For MedicinaI and Sacramento
as34 Purposes.
AMERICAN SHERRY WINE.

EINHIs Wine Is sprodheed from the stray berry
is!ta3 variety of Rhnbarb; and represented g Lhs
publo as possessing JdFt edictnAls qpAhaes ana
tsranIdlV efoWing In publIe favor such; tor Whle
q beauty 81 flavor and delieaey o. taste
seafe9iy axeAlISd, e eqnaled, by the best shetgy,
IWiHes 81 Europe land competent Judges Propeunee
itfuIlY tquGE to sa ieEesY ot ~
nature 81 the fRhnbarb root, as 70 give it-adSEe9
success as q remedial agent, especially In cases o.
sihaf6sti6u and OF the bowels: 1s
also hiehly TFiSed. when used for general debntSj
and asir is found 10 be NOT lpeal Pus p
aiilasive stihhlnt ssieiaias who have neeoms
acauainted with this, give Il the preference over
stlier vife- md "a number are already ohtainlng1k
5r use in their pEaeteo. number q ehntShrs ste
IlsfRE n also Tor teeilng the
SssafsSsf thSt t possass6s u lest, the merit OF
being Jhst what lt processes 20 ospesl! ,i,a.At
TeSfimGnIalS IRON persons who have teStse8 La!s
vine auiir know IFS fnll value from can
- bess5eu by Eeaiiine af the odd Fellow Hall pEug
Store and Retiina d clreuRlArs slaaa - -
sThis Wine Is nov iuee Into All churches fer
saeFamentRl Purposes. q
lnrIed- -PeaelesI nrfed Peaches! |!
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E,,ss Es;,. e yA,:sh
nsvatsaia htisteGs. 6ilsf6f5 f5Idasss..
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TRRaIs oF ApVRnTIsTNa.

Fwnvs sSt4b Ll,sEs o. NosPAaE.i1 t6A osss rc,i o.
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