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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20
neutrality-suspicious.


The term speculation like poor Tray has acquired a
bad reputation from bad associations. In commerce,
speculation is purchasing. lands, goods, stock, or
other things, with the expectations of selling the ar
ticles at a profit This is the proper and necessary
business Of the merchant chiefly. We must have
middle men between producer and consumer. II the
farmer had to take his corn and go in quest of
some man who had an axe, and who would be will
Sing to exchange it for corn, and so In reference to all
ne needed on. his farm and for his family, which he
could not produce, how much of his time would be
consumed, and how greatly his productions would be
diminished! The same is true of the mechanic. Much
time is saved by the merchant who gathers u? and
keeps ON hand what is needed by all; and thus too,
the produciveness of the country is greatly increased.
Merchants are necessary, useful, and honorable.
Society cannot exist without them. They are necessary
in war, Aswell as in peace, though not to the same
extent, because Of the INSTRUCTED channels of COM
merce and the diminished productiveness of the coun-
try. The hue and cry raised against merchants, as
such, is therefore, unreasonable and wicked. Spec
ulaton in the sense explained is both necessary and
jIstiiablc. p
But in a time of war all regular commerce is en-
balrassed; ports are blocked, the comforts of life are
cut off, and even the necessaries are greatly dlmlnlsh-
ed. Then there is an opportunity for torestalhng the
markets, boarding up articles of necessity, and practi-
eng eXtOruon upon the consumers. And this word
e~ft0rtion is the true word to be used, and not spec
ulation. The odium and sin truly belonging to ert0r-
timers, whether merchants, farmers, or artisans,
has been transferred in many instances to the legl-
NiulatS dhu uSelui merchant. lit Sill rs, F" CoulGS,
the same by whatever name it may be called, but
the distinction is important to vindicate the abused
innocent, and to fix the crime on all to whom it
belongs.
We have no soft words for extortioners, whether
merchants, farmers, manufactures, artisans, poultry
r1.sers, milk-mongers, or wood.sellers. And who
will deny but that they are found among all classes,
and that their name is legion They take advantage
Of the necessities of their neighbours, and ertort from
them unreasonable prices, for their labor, time and
risk. They Cypress the families of soldiers, and dis
courage the hearts of the soldiers themselves, more
than all the other trials which they experience
They arc enemies to their country, vampires ofsoci-
ETY., and accursed Of God. Heaven is closed against
them, and hell opens to welcome them. Cursed are
their gains wrung from the blood of a patriotic peo-
pie, and valiant soldiery-from the broken hearts of
widows, and the furnishing cries of ~orphansl Cursed
to themselves and their children More terrible than
the burning shirt of Nessus, will their extorted gains
consume them for life. They are marked now, and
their regulations will blacken in coming years into
i~rredeemablei nfamy.
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MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

L NJ. M ~CATHARINE w. JOHNSON WILL
e. resume the exercises of their school at Pal
metto Academy. (near Adansyille, Marlboro District,
S. c. on Monday, the 9th OF July. Tuition for pri-
mary branches, SIS per session for secondary En-
glish branches, SO; for the languages and higher
July Sd. 1S63- 4hAt.
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co.

THIS Company has been in successful opera
ton ovor 10 years, and continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State, Except
Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries,) upon ia
vorable terms. Its Policies now cover properly
amounting to So, 1891, SAG, q large portion of which
is in country risks, and its present capital is over
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bond PROV
erly secured. .
The average cost Of Insurance upon the plan q
this Company has been less than one third OF one
per cent per annum, on all grades OF property en-
braced in its operations.
All communications in reference to insuranc
should be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
T. u. SELBY Presd t.
| HAmpEs S. SMITH, Sec'y;
July 2, 1852. 40
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.
BROWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON COUNTY N. C.

"lHE FALL SESSION., 1863, WILL OPEN WE'D
Il nesday, July 22d, and continue 20 weeks.
Board, Washing, Room ana Fuel, S125 90
English course, Tuition, S10to 5000
Piano Lessons, 1000
Use of Piano. 80
French, 10 90
One half in advance, the remainder at the close Of
the session. Pupils furnish their own towels, candles,
and Toilet Soap. For further information address
j. w. THOMAS, President.
June 30, 1868. 46-3t pd.
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FIRST BOOK on COMPOSITION.

THOR CONFEDERATE BOYS AND GIRLS "A
- Book for the masses of Pupils. Is per cent. of
to wholesale purchasers.
BRANSON, FARRAR g. CO.,
March Is, 1863. 32-tf
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RUTHERFORD
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,

W1AAL AaO LLAh4.1 =
= COATED II MILES EAST OF MORGANTON,
IL N. c., and near Icard's Station on the w. E. X.
Road, viii resume its exercises ons the I'd Thursday
of August. 1862 uncer the control of Rev. X. l.. ABB
its former Principal, aided by q complete
number of competent teachers
Board, IS per month. one half to be paid in provis-
ions where it is practicable.
Tuition in primary classes, $40 90
" I'd. eng. Grammar, &c.) IL 81
Sd algebra, &C., Is Oh
4th (Rhetoric, Logic, sc Us 90
In advanced Mathematics and Languages, 20 90
Music on Piano, S 90
Students will be charged from time of entrance to
close or session.
1t is the design of the Trustees to make this insti-
tuition a regular College both for Aalcs and Females,
ity low is, that it WILDE endowed with sever ! him.
dred thousand dollars. If SO, arrangements will be
made to educate the daughters of soldiers who have
fallen in the service OF our country, FREE OF CHARGE.
For p9rticula rs, address the Principal at Happy
Home Nc. D. L. JOHNSON,
President OF Board OF Trustees.
July II, 1868. 2I-1m
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.svTHNU NUMBERED.

~ - aAA q NAA aAHaHNU VA NNINIA.N
rorary emerge les gyhen there might
not be .ims to raise On army, or when
the troops would be needed for only =
short period, examples of the nsO, Of
yhichiPower may bssfopud in Washing.
ton calling out the mililiaito qqell the
whiskoy insurrection inr PennAylvanis.
in President Lincoln,s 6rst call for u.s..
900 men to defend the Capital, and his
subsequent salls upon tbs militia last
summer, when Washington apd Har-
per''s Ferry. we're threqteued- ss,a
rs The clause No, 8, quoted above, was
intended 10 order that ., theory, very
popular at ths formation Of the Cpnsti.
tuition, might be carried out viz: not to
maintain taayy ntandipg army, bul to
keep the militia in every State - all
times organised, armed, disciplined and
trained, ready for,apy emergency, AL
though several Presidents have recon-
mended legislation under this clause.
Mr.. sVaG Buren pressing il earnestly,
and his Secretary ofiWst, Mo PotnSstt,
submitting to CougressielabOratsl details
Of his plan, yet it has nSvsrabssnI fully
carried]into effset.vods ZsdT .saoH
Tho act in question does not depend
upon the clauses in station 4 thu mill
tia, aud has no connection with them;
the most careless reader can see thai
they are preceded by other grants Of
power i6 relation to the army and navy
IfUlEand compIste, aud which 10 con.
nection With the quotation above, No.
8, give all the power over this whole
subject, that any constitutional govern
ment could need to carry on any war,
no matter how vast 10 its extent or du.
}ration. 9r' 20 Lroo fE19F cd iiiw
The fugitive slave Law was pfonouno.
cd constitutional by the Courts, and on.
forced by the Govern ment, and soqwill
this be should IL be called 10 question.
Tho Consequences may bo severe and
Itetriblc to those foolish and mad enough
Ito attempt resistance, and I trust that
all law abiding. conservative, and loyal
men and journals will everywhere raise
voice Of warming and remoustrancs
against the folly and wickcdness ofsuch
attempts, and use tleir utmost efFUrtS
I to sustain the laws and constituted au.
thoritics, SO that if possible these cals % =
tiles may be averted. Y p .'ha'' q
March 10, 1860 coNsTirurioS.
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Slightly IlnSxiSa,G no

,suGsrtaiR prcaseE Apd orators of cop
perry proeliyities uiRsist that&s are liv-
isg1upder anl'absOluts despOtismf aud
itkbtsftssdOm Of spssch has bssnsefush'
tho iron heel of Federal
tyranny. ButIIhsy fOrgsIthatJ he very
violsucs Of thC'tcrms they employ to
dcaospct despotisn, proves that no such
"desPOtism eSi.ts. They forget that
i'd attempting to prove TIN. "Frss
speech" is denied, they prove .aat IL
never was 50 Unlimited US ndS. They
forget that tho sac. OF taeir bsiHls per,
nillSd at6SSg 7tlieir disiOyal (0keac.
aud give their masters at RiSAmo6d aid
and co@fort,s 10 thSahisRsst possible sv.
idsnes Ot the clomsaSy of'thS Govern.
nsht, 1They fOEsst that Il the aulhOr.
tiles at wAshi6stOn were haifAs1'des.
FPOtien - thsy 'claih, they w6dId make
haste to silence the nOisy gabbIs % such
ALLOWS as MAhOhsy sba 'BoobS BROOKE.
LtAibaOS Evssisg gSurSsg. az
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The Exact Issue,

The New York Herald, Of WSdnSs.
day, concludes its leading article az
follows: g.1 sH $50 .w815 IT
q ."Tho exact issus before us, isT che
suIiugotion Of the rebellion, or hsfA
DOZEN Pe,ty confsdsraciss and perpetual
war. There is no choico left u.s. then.
but that Of crushing campaign by
land aud water Let President Lin.
coin proceed, therefore, at once to puI
the Conscription Act In force, aud all
the other IN ensures Of the eslate Congress
required to strengthen the army aud
navy in every quartz r. lie " i'll besup.
ported by the people Of tho loyal States.
Meantime tits their duty, lin every ls-
gal and orderly way, to ma anifcst their
abhorreucO of these Copperhead peace
impostors; lctthem bO SilSnesd 10y pub,
lie opipion, as tho abolition faction WsS
silcnccd last yenr, nnd let thai oEsrn.
ment and the people, and the army aud
navy, work together Mith "a willto put
down the rebellion, and thsrs will be
peace We sarnestly call upon Prssi.
dent Lincoln to sxeOute the laws passed
to secure a decisive prosecution of the
war. The loyal States will suStSiO
him, and the copptrhsads will bO al.
lenced tho rebellion will be subdued.
aud we shall gain lasting peace. Any
other road leads TO chaas au | oallsss
war "
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DoNtR's department.
Geographical Enigma.

= - - - ~" y = TOT INC NoWu.
Biographical Enigma.
am oompoAed of25 Iettefa l.i ~ ~ ~ thl ...-sa
D. Ny 50 2 10 Is a town In Maine, .te .. tG "a
My ~ II 10 II l6 ~ 6 IL ia town In New
Hampshire. .Iss. DO .n. 80 ..-fIT r
Ny IS 8 IL Is an island near Maine. - .. ......
My 0 IL 20 rs Is 81 20 IS 10 a town In Grenada
My Il 4 6 20 2l isA lake IN Europe, ~
My "a is q 22 ~ Is cape belonging 10 jamaica
MY 10 II II ~ 81 2l u 10 nm Island belonging
My % 4 81 % Is a river in South America.
My 2i is 21 is an island near South America.
My 4 % 81 4 10 lisa mNuntNlnin South America.
NJ Il B q Is Is i ify oIfy in ia sSotseSs ssSreS
ny y is 26l1 Is is city Of the prl'Ish provln-
Ny s Is q is = IL IssisA a mountain IN Earops
My whole Is book which all should study. 80
.tr. 800 RIP SNoBTER.
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t- The following is the Ode written BY TeuuysOn on
\, royal marriage: .i.,', r... tsi
''t D. sea4ling'S daughter from over tho sea, ay
aftf tGs F7f'P I.l"'I' .F.ua ... Alux andral
I... 7, ! Saxon, and Norman, and D ane are we, ~.
But all Of us Danes In our welcome OF thee,
&c.,. - 49, ~. e. ....t o, Alexandral
30 Welcome hct, sbunders Of fort and Heeti
Welcome her, laundering cheer of the street,
-' welcome her. all ihings youthful nnd sweet.
scnttcr the blossoms under her fVUtl '.'.' i.'
Dask bappy land, Into earlier hUwersl
.'y Make music. o bird, Ia tIow -buddcd towerd
Welcome her, welcome her, n that Is oursl
MARBLE, o bugle, trumpet, bhrel
FlaRs, nutter1 out upon turret aud towersl
.tih FIafnss, on the windy Wadlulds norei ' sr
sHsa-sf utter your jubilee stceile and spirel ..
rrrr C1ast,Ve bells. in the merry March air
ssT-s Tir Flash We cities, iu rivers ct fire! .
So welcome he's welcome her. the lands desire,
oHs 1a .rfii- l-7Tl ''fH. o. Dr.. .s Alcxandral 70
Ir.terHf fi. Hsr-tr. ..r .-.f ..- IAN ...
4.. .i.. Roa.kins's daughter, as happy as fair,
sl. 3D.. BiiasGnl bride Of a bissiul heir. ...... ..
no bride of the heiT Of the kings f ulr sea-
- l iOioy to the people, and joy t. the THRONE,
Come to us, love W., RHd make ~ your OWE
rFursaxon, or Dane, or Norman We
sTeutoh. ", Celt. or whatever we he! 80
20 t. '-0- 80 AltxandIRl
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sn, eide Of Gen. HaYnau.

A letter from Casscl ANNOUNCES the
suicide of Lieut Gen. Won Haynau,
the Butcher, He shot himself thro'
the mouth with pistol loaded with q
conical ball. Death was instantaneous.
The ball remained in the skull.
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q, To STnENoTuES TEE REBEL CAUSE.
TO invite Intervention by misrepre,
senting the state of the country abroad;
to discourage the army; to engender
alionations and animosities in the free
States; to bring the represe natives of
Federal Goverument into contempt, and
promote spirit Of faction and riot
these are the noble objects pursued by
tic "Copperheaded opposition" Simply
te reicr to them is sufficient to show that
the Opposition" at the North is part
and parcel in its disloyalty to the ropuE-
lie and the ngc, with the Slave Power
Conspiracy, and that it enters not into
its purposes to lift finger for the de-
struction of an insurrecton avowedly
seeking to overthrow democratic insi
tutions. -..-.r ....I.
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his "sIave." '' Tie bought him in Rich
nond, KY, several years ago, and says
he was sold into siovery out Of sOre
charitable Institute 10 which he had
boon com mitted as nvagrOut. The man
himself appears to know nothing Of his
parehtoge or origin. He can neither
read nor write, and only ykuows that lhc
is'very glad to have escaped from bon
dage This is the elcaresti case on re.
cord Of white man being sold int
slavery. The man is now an enlisted
soldier In the 18th, and tn officers q
the regiment soy hoisra fnithfal unt
worthy man. D.. .
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From tho New York ob,orrsr
The conscription Acl.-Tts constitu4


The conscription Act--Its Constitu-
= 'l' 8 tionality 'Vindicated.
Such systematic On 1opersistcDt efforts
AFRO beibg made by distoyaI presses and
politicians, to excite prejudice and hos
'tility Ggainst the late act Of Congress
for calling out the national forces, that
it becomes the duty Of evcry loyal newss
paperto use Overy effort to uphold con,
sliidtonal Law. -.5 - I. i....- -'siss 9
/ was rcjoicsd to, see yourFcmarks 10
the iasGa, Observer, upon !. tho. general
q Gestion of sustaining tho laws a nd con !
stitutiSnai anthOrities, aud If ihat spir.
it itpreysiled svery~hsrs, ths rebsllion
would 500 u be crushed OUT rr i.a
The following are the provisions Of
the Constitution on the subject OF the
army, navy and militia, 10 tho order in
which they oocurin that Instrument. 4
THAT the ConErsss thaIi have poWeryhz 80 si
%i.oTo raise shd support armies, but Aprropri.
alton OF mouey to that use shall be for logger term
Jsq STs provide ana msiAl.is . navy. vi Y y col
5: "To make rules for the government and regulation
iHTG psosias isS calling sortA nssaatiAtO execute
the law q tho Uni0u' suppress HsuFrsetOn' andfs1
IS 70 proiias sor organising. ArmuE snd diseirIl-
ing Tao militia and for governing such pArte ~ the as
may bs employed Ia the service OF tue pnitkd StAtcs
resegvine 10 be States Iespeetiveiy the appointments Of
ocsrs, and the authority Of training the militia, Aecor-
ding to the discipline prescribed BY Congress" ,;.
Tho specification of these aud ether
powers granted to thu government, is
followed blythe following grant of the
means Of executing them: .a.IgBaa y
6. "To mkkealI law, which shall he necessary ana
proper for carrying Into execution tho foregoing powers
and all other powers vested by this cohstitntop IN the
Govrnmfpt Of The united States or Up any dspArtps'
IA Tberaboye numbsrsivlg lg2n f. 5aapd 6,
are hotin the Constitution, and arc used
now only for convenience OF reference
ID Ii issnbmitted with the most ptire
confidence that the FIRST three clauses
quoted above, tOgOtbOr' win the last
give to our Government entire and ex'
elusive control in raising aud supports
ing, governing and regulating the ARMY
aud navy, the only qusl6catioa,sboi6
the Limitation Of. army appropriation
to two years. aud it il liit6Sall 40 con
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For the News.
Charnda.

Ny frst "a treasure, seldom found,
Though II is sought, the world Sroundi -
. When gained prized more than oostly gem,
The miser''s gold Of diSdep,. ..'.,..
by seconds a noble work OF art, q.
Which eanses many q weeping heart;
IL braves the storms, the cold aud heat,
Protects our Dag and can It's foes dsfe4t,,
Ny whole. possessed, a balm docs prove.
In'tims Of grief or hopeless love;
'n Cheers in affiietion's trying hour, 7f
And aoOthes us with Its healing power.
tfgtL a'IO1 g.la.UirrEa MILO.
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! am composed Of "a letters if.He hllfb %
Ny Is 3 ~ is emblem Of purity
My l39 20 is oRe Of tie principal exports OF tn,
e!s q & Y y saiss dslieloas OoHssiisnary.
My eli II Is the name of II tree ""''" Il
Ny 2t xOl6 ~ Is one OF tho six meehanicAl powers
MY wheic isthe gams ofa distinguished General nov
IN the UDitcd States service. ~ ''t l-T''
tg1- '".'a M n4' a' BLACK EYES.
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maIl - ~ ] - ~ odi

u HFyTl GrW FNfna Nun - III ~ lNf
riotisp Of the voice from the anvil aud
that Of the ordinary political ,vpP9ripEs
Of the forum, that there Is between the
purity Of the country air aud the vita.
ted atmosphere Of tho city,
Think you not that If, at the begin
ming Of tho rebellion, Douglas, cr Ills
great prototype, Andrev; Jackson, ,in
stead Of James Buchanan, had held the
reins of Government. they, would have
not BEEN tightly drawn around the necks
Of South Carolina traitors, till every pal
metto would have hung full Of the ri.
pened fruit of treasou2 Why now such
q fsrcS and indignant ontcry against
the loyal men Of the North, and such
mild acts and gentle utterancaS toward
the cOnspiratOrs Of the South. whose iu-
surrection against our blessed, Govern.
ment has deluged the land 10 blood, and
made all its hills and valleys, echo with
the wailiugs Of lameu,atiop and mourn.
insH -sv s,t5, l.-i eva ,p .sti ''
Why is it that scbemipg politicians
at the North arc claimed in fellowship
by those very conspirators at the South
who unbottled their wrath and heaped
their anathemas upon the devoted head
Of Douglas, in tho evening of his life,
aud united their traitorous voices 10
one great chorus Of rejoicing at his
death2 Why those rhoneyed words
that, starting from the perjured lips Of
Yallandisham and his coterie Of follow.
ers, are echoed from the baunts of trea.
son at Richmond2 The answer is found
In the same speech Of Douglas, when b,
said Of the Rebels: ' s7'
"They hoped in the Northern States
party questions would bring civil wal
between Democrats and Republicans
when The South would step in with he
cohorts, aid one party to conquer th'
other, and hen make easy prey Of III
leictors. Their scheme was carnage and
civil war in the North" x x "Thi,
very dissension hO warmly deprecated
as giving victory to secession, and thu'
Iinapgcrating anarchy in lis worst form
and bringing among US all the horror,
of the French revolution. 80
Shall we permit political tricksters c
to, throw dust in our eyes and I'll our
ears with mere party catch words, tha
they may attain some petty political tri
umph, whilst the natios goes down il
the dark. sea of anarchy and ruin9-
Which then do you choose, and to
which will you be dsaf-the solem r
warning ofthe patriot standing at til,
very portals Of eternity. or these latter
ptserapees, thesoinaqm N atOry appeals tc
sthe people against tho Government, 81
sediiious as to startlc tho loyal ear an,
.ehillthe popular hcArt2 let every maj
answer to his conscience and his 9 cd
sAi 10 saga,s THOMAS B, BRYAN.
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Answer to Enigma Of March Goth, by "sAIIle.' "a
son answer tirpeth aNay wrath"
Answer 10 kpigmR Of. same date by "Nadab:" PEES,
GTLVAHiA-"Nl Virtue, Libstty and Indope ~
Answer 10 aohAFade Of same date isFAKK1- PARK--
AK. r.. y fin i-lf.- 20 d.
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The Law About the Concenlnsut or
/. Employm. mt of Deserters. I'D.

Tho Law About the Conc91lmeue or
Employm- mt of Deserters.
The following is the section of the
CONSUMPTION Law,rclating TO dcsertcrs
IL may be read with advantage by a
considerable number ofpers ons 10 Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky: ...., ,.t., rr..
"SEoTIoN 25 And be IL further enact.
edy That every person not subjectto the
ru'esor articles ofwar, who shall pro.
cure or entiee, or tempt to procure OF
entice a soldier in the service of the
United States to desert, or who shall
harbor, conceal or give employment to
descrter, or carry him away, or uid in
carrying him away, knowing him to be
such, or who shall purchase from any
soldier his arms, equipments, ammuni-
tioD, uniform, clothing, or any part there.
of and any Captain or commanding off.
Ger Of any ship or vessel, or any perrin
teudent or conductor Of any railroad OF
public conveyance, carrying away any
soldier as one of his crew or other
wise, knowing him to have deserted, OF
Shall'refuse to deliver him up to the or
ders Of his commanding officer, shall
upon legal cohvictios, be fined, at tn,
discretion ofany court having cogni
zauce ofthe same, In any sum not ex.
ceeding' five hundred dollars, and be
shall be Imprisoned not exceeding two
years nor-lcss than six months"
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.1IsAwsERs'1 monthslare like safnpiks
gatss-- never opened sIcsp. FOR rlpsy,