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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-30
Treatment Of Wounds Received
in Battle.

im Ba title.
A bsnevolrnt correspondent sends us the
following recipe. II Is an sntidots against
some OF the bad consequences which sccon-
psny wounds received in battle. especially 10
the hot season:
ut was my duty long since TO have made
public, for the benefit OF our soldiers and hu.
manity generally. simple. sovereign rene
dy for all wounds, cuts, etc, Which recipe
was proffered us by Dr. Shos Boyd, so highly
esteemed in this city throughout long aud
extensive practice. with the injunction that
IL should be remembered and promulgated
as certain cure for ailaying inflammation. ex-
tracing the poisonous effect of iron, steel,
etc. preventing lockjaw. modification. and
the necessity for amputation. IL is this: sat-
urate small pieces of rags of scoolsa material
(rayellings OF hose OF hannel with grease
(ard or sweet oil), which place upon ignited
soood. coal or charcoal. In an iron kettle, 80
that they smoke ,cifkOm bfasine. Hold the
wound over the smoke: If convenient, cover
ing the whole with blanket 20 condenss
the smoke upon the wound. The kettle
should be in or near a chimney. or the win
dovs opea at top, TO prevent the deadly effect
of inhsliug the smoke.
81 knOtc this recipe TO be successful 10
wounds from nails, etc. and even for horses
All surgeons, soldiers. hospitals. indeed ell
persons should know Of this simple recipe.
have often mentioned il TO friends In the
army. and even 10 stranger soldiers. and
would 70 myself with II TO our hospitals did
think il would be accepted. Reading yes
terdsy OF the fears entertained that mortih-
cation would speedily terminate the import
ant life OF oIe OF our officers, determined
no longer TO delay my wrongly procrastina-
ted duty in making this simple cure public,
aud, therefore. take the liberty OF placing it
10 your hands for that purpose. and 10 your
own way, as you deem best; and II one life.
one member Of the many mortal bodies so
freely offered at our oountry's shrine, msy
be thereby saved. the blessing will be
great"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-30

Fer Hats. Nice, Reaehes, Auts.
ned 8ugs. Teths In Burs ~ cot
enc. &c.. tusscts on Plants ReWfs
sotuats. &c.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-30

old CT roung, Eiagis. Ha,ried, q oontarr.ss a.
MarrlaEn
~ many kuo1tions pacaiaf 10 fsmaies the n
tract q buchu IS uneQuslicd bg any other rsmedx
ea ia Calorosia o. Retention IfrcxulartF Psinful-
ness, ~ suspension oi Customary Evacuafsons m.
cerated or seirllcHa state 81 ise ulerus f.eucor-
fhoea or Whites. aterIitF and ier an oomnl ants
inciosnttc The ecx. whether arisne from fndiscrs-
llon. haoits 81 Dissipation. q lu t8e decline a.
change 81 lite- sec Fyinufania above
no FAMILY SHOULD ha WITHOUT III
faks 40 more haIsaIi Mercury on unels..snt
medicine for unplessaai snd Laneeronr diseases.
HKLHBoLu'a ExfRtCr aUcHu
CUaK8
SEChEt asaNE.AsEe
IN al ther stages. st iflif expense. little ~ NJ
change iI diet. no inconfrI aDcfi aud % ernorurr
t causes . frequent desire sud gives nfrarsrth ~
arinate. thereby removing oh.trucfions. rreventinn
anc caring structure cf lhs urethra alavina Pain
Ni lnhamnaon, y .ff0 in fht class ol fls.
cases. aud eEpchns sN aisaroas deceased. anS
worn ouf ulstfcr
Thousands npoa iHalsaa aaa halr betn ths
Victims az Quachs ard ehf a.fa nsff heavy fees a.
- cared - Short tn,t. aara 'o nd they srcre AZ
rsfVfts er1 tnnl ttH Ia Has tr 80 ne -
powerful fr.ns1ltt,' lesa dried rr h ne ~
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-30
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS MADg
EASY. In the Cincinnati Gazette New
York correspondence we find an entire
paragraph giving an account Of new
spiritual sensation in Gotham. We no.
tiee, however that our contemporaries are
erediting the same item, word for word,
to the New York Times We publish
the account this morning on our FIRST
page crediting it to the Times. The
query with as is, are the GrEefts's New
York letters a mere hash OF the Neu
York papers or are the New York pa
pers quoting from the Grxeftss CORES
pondenee without giving proper credit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
E1eitirg Rare ana esnture.

Lieut. yanpslt, Of the 18th Indienas
regiment, who was in command Of the
detachment oftroops sent to Bardst0vu, !
On Saturday last, returned 10 the. !
city yesterday afternoon with two p7is- /
oners IN charge Their names are i.
Mitchell and Lyon, and they claim to be !
long TO the 6th Kentucky rebel cavalry.
They state that they deserted the reesi-
ment during the Morgan raid last sum-
mer, and have not been connected with
the service since Batif Is the opinion
Of the military authorities that theg have
been serving in guerrilla bands in toe
STATE, and belong to the thieving gang
that made the late raid into SheIbyviile
Lieut. Vsnpelt was riding at the head Of
/ his detachment, aud, on entering Bloom
field, three mounted men, in butteTHBt
suits, spnrred their horses TO their met
I tie and dashed madly down the road n
an opposite direction
The Lieutenant at once gave chase,
bat, on starting, bis horse frightened.
and bounding over woodpile, threw the
rider violently against frame building.
] The Lieutenant vas stunned, bot mount
ed his horse again and followed in rapid
pursuit Being better mounted than the
men Of his detachment, he soon distane-
ed them, and at the end Of ten miles,
with sadly-jaded steed, he found himself
close upon the heels Of the pursued, but
alone, his men being far to the rear.
Finding he could not oyertake the gner-
rillas without fresh horse, he quickly
dismounted in front of a farm-yard, and,
leading spirited animal from the stable.
soon girted the saddle on its back, and
vas speeding on after the fleeing horse
thieves. A two miles run brought the
pursners and pursued face 70 face, and,
presenting his revolver, the Lieutenant
commanded them 70 surrender. Two Of
the party complied with the demand
without shadow Of resistance, while
the third, whose high-meitled sieed ap-
/ peared to be fresh, dashed into the woods
and sueceeded IN making bis escape
Vanpelt started back toward Bloomiield
with his prisoners, and soon met a por.
ton Of his detachment They returned
to Bardstown in the evening, and, with
the cool Of blood and excitement, tho
Lieutenant found tsiht the injuries of his
fall we're so great % 70 prevent him from
remaining 10 The saddle, 50, leaving his
= detachment with the Officer second II
/ command, he took the morning train for
louisville, and arrived here 10 the sam'
car with bis prisoners The bold, DARN.
ride Of Lieutenant Vanpeii, Of the l7th
Indiana regiment, outrivals the wild
dashing feats of fhe crowSled heroes 0
/ knighlly lays, aud smacks Of romance
almost too thrilling to he real But th'
truth Of the statement being establishes
beyond a question, we must yield Il
! facts, aud crown the Lieutenant as on
Of the most dashing heroes Of The var
The two guerrillas are now confaed il
Military Prison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

TosAceo MAEzEr-Sslas Of e. hogs
heads IS follows ) hhds, grornln Hart
county Ky, at s27, s3o. and SIS; TIE
latter price was paid 5y Spaldins, ard
the tobacco raised BIZ y. 4. Smyth; Is
Rads heavy leaf sold al SIS, si3 30, $24
.. Sls IS. 81 .. SIG = so -. Sir.
81 80, SIS IS. 81. SIS -. SIS, heavy
Jugs. II hhds, 5 Is, 3 80, So, IS p,
81 IS, IS 60. 50 30. s., s. So -, s.
-, S. light leaf. Is hhds, Sill, 81. sis
=, SIS. $l2 50, $40, $l4, $02 81, Sl4
-. SIS, SO p, $40 50, ST. ., 81,
$40, SI2; light logs, - hbds, So 05. IS
-, So, 81 s., - o., 81 ., s. IS, -
95, s. 50. So 10. So, s. 80, s. ., 81
., 81 %. = %, 81 50. : s.. s. SO,
- 10. - -, $ 70 s. - %, 81 e5.
/ So IS, 81 50, s. ~, s. 80; trash and
/ stems, / hhas, 81 ., g 90, g, 50 90
Lon Jour. 14th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

0PPOsRD TO THE PRocEEprSss - Young
Prince Albert Victor, it seems, conduct.
ed himself, on tho occasion Of his bap-
tism, most obstroperously. MIR Jenk-
ins, who keeps accurate account Of all
such matters. tells us that the royal in
FAINT screamed Justify during the entire
administration Of the Sacreaent, SO that
the Archbishop Of Canterbury was con-
PEELED to shout at the top Of bis voice 10
render himself at all audible. The little
urchiu was alike unappeasable By the
Establishments of his nurse and the ca
resses of the royal grandmother, both Of
whom tried in vain to soothe him into
anything ike decent quiesceHce.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

eeS- Brigadier General Nath. Kimhall
has been assigned to the command of
all the troops ON the North Arkansas
river, with headquarters at Little Rock
la circular to the citizens Of his dis
srict, he says the loyal shall be protect
cd, and sympathizers with the-rebelliou,
though they may have taken the oath of
allegiance to the Government, viii be
treated as rebels unless they conform
in word aud act with the spirit of that
oath.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
A Chapter OF Accidents.

The indianapolis Journal Of Thurs.
day chronicles the following fatal acct
dents -
Several boys were shooting al mark
with pistols IN the Iear of Buschefs
Brewery, on AlabaHia street. day beloge
yesterday aftcraooa, and 81 accident one
Of them, sou Of Mr. Buschor, shot a
playfellow in the side, killing him almost
Instantly Tue name Of tue uufartunaie
hoy Who WAS killed was John FrAley,
aged 10 years. Here is another lesson
for parents who allow their boys 10 carry
aud use firearms. None OF the BOYS
present n this aftair we're over fifteen,
A man named Colin while At work In
The mill Of Fletcher 4 Beeler, about -four
miles east Of the city, yesterday morn
ing, got caught 10 some Of the machine
~ which tore one leg completely Off be-
low the knee Dr.. Wm. Fletcher xent
out and dressed the LIMB in the best
manner possibly. bat there is LILLE hope
entertained that he will recover. lie
had been employed in the mill ouly about
week, and was, we understand, a refu-
gee from southern CONSUMPTION
/ Charles Smith, boy about ten Years
Of age, while playing about the Alabama
street railroad crossing, on yesterday
afternoon, accidentally fell upon the
track, Just as the train vas passing, and
hid one leg taken off at fhe aakle and
the other broken 81 The thigh he was
attended BY Or jameson, Wright and
/ Billiard, who amputated the crushed les
above the ankle and set The other He
bore the operation with great foriitude
but lies IN very critical cohdition
A fire broke out in Camp Darlington.
last night about o'clock, which con
sumed one entire .barrack or building
Two others were torn down to save them
and prevent the fire from spreading.
The engines went out TO the camp. but
were unable to render any assistance.
Rather fatal dsy in the Capital city
we should say.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

STRIKE or SHIPsUTLpERS-The Mis-
souri, Democrat of Thursday SAYS the
workmen employed il buiIiing the new
lron-elad ships Shiloh ard Elijah, at the
loot OF Plum street, have been on q strike
Tor two or three weeks, aud the work on
the vessels has 10 consequence been sus-
pended The strikers, over three han
eFed In number, are net satisfied With the
prices paid them, but their principal OBJ
Jectlon IS to the large number Of appren-
uces employed Il is alleged that the
employers have engaged apprentices for
three years, paving them - week for
the FIRST year, = 50 for the second. and
s. for the third. The men object 10 thf
system. and have Obligated themseIyas
to hold out It'll the lesh, when, perhaps.
q compromise may be effected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

TosAcco-Market active at full prices,
With sales Of lG6 hhds, including
scraps, at s. 90; 80 do green and dam
aged lugs at 81 soto 6 80; Is factory
30 at 81 40 to 90; II planters do at $
to SO So; % common shipping leaf at
$40 40 to sI7 so medium do at Sl7 20
to SIS; Is common and medium mana
featuring leaf SIG 60 TO $27 so; s do al
S3l 70 to 80 80, and ? Gne do at SO p
to S20o; also, IS boxes at g TO SIS q
per 100 lbs, Bids on 81 hhds were re
jeeted No Democrat, l4sA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

kafiiairuH is from ihs Grrck word "kaihra,' -
s'ksthairo.s siauifsinE % elranse, uiu0iuats ana
rfsteye. This artlele j. whAt fts name signifies
Pr EracrFinE, restoring aHd heauiifNing the
humaa hair . il tle most remarkable pFrp sfsiiah
In the world n Is azaia owned aed rnt up ty
the original proprietor, and j. nov u4ads with the
ssHae ears, sAiti and attention which gave u y
sale OF ever nise million bottles per auuum
II j. most deiiEhtlal Hair DfrssiHk,
IL Graduates Hcuff and dsndruf
II keepa tia lead gaal aud clean.
II makes the hair, rich, saft aad glossy.
II prevents the hair from fsiiing oaaqd turn.
ing gray
lt restores hair upon bali heads.
Ans LADY ganfienaa Who values iaAutifai
hsat d hair shoNid ase Ly0afs kRthairoH. IL il
known aHd ~ throughout the civilized v ofld.
sold bg ati rrsi~efs'iis dealers.
pkMAS BARNES a co New YORK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

A NicoER THiEF IS I.luBo.-Gas Or
tel, the negro trader, charged with kid
mapping negroes in Missouri and selling
them into slavery in Kentucky, was ar
rested in St Louis on Wednesday morn
ing, aud locked up in Gratiot street
prison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

sSS- The Frankfort Commonwealth
eOrrects the slalemen, which is going the
rounds that General Burnside has been
appointed 10 superintend the enrolment
and DRAFT in Kentucky The matter has
been placed in the hands of General
Burbridge
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

SJ-An enterprising Yankee Is manu-.
featuring condensed cider. Il is reduced
o0ne-seveath its bulk, and is restored
tociier again BY an addition Of SIX times
IL bulk Ia sater.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
NATIONAL BANK.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF Evansville. Ind.,
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FfNAN.
CIAL AGENT or TlIE UNITED
STATES.

$3.50 HIHH a8Ma
THIS BANk Is AUTHORIZED BY THE
i Secretary % the Treasury 70 receive sub
acriptions to the ehove-named Bonds, payable IN
Forty, and redecmabie At the pleasure Of The Gov
ernment amer Ten, years. Coupon Bonds will be
OF the deuomiA alton Of Fifty. One Hundred Five
Hundred, and One Thousand D0liars. and will n
delivered in few days. Registered Ranss ,sill
BE- Of the denomination OF Eifty One IInnt,rssl
Five Hundred; One Thousand, Five Thosssn5
and Ten Thousand Dollars, aud will he leliVersS
on or before the 30th day OF Apri
Interest on both classes Of Bonds will be tsid
en- the LIST Of March and September, except on
bonds Of Fifty aud One Hundrcl Dollars, wbieh
will be paid annually.
aprs d2w,w8t wm T PAGE, Cashier.
Times and Union copy. and charge First Ma
tional Bank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

MIEk ron BABEs,-The readers Of the
Times ara being fed upon portions of
the Congressional Globe for 1850, very
much diluted and reduced Ia streng b
We hope the diet win prove both pAIta-
bic aud healthy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

RS-with unaffected sorrow we record
the death OF Mr. Ticknor, of the we'll
known firm of Tieknor Il Fields, pub
hshers, Boston. 1t occurred Sunday
morning, at the Continental Hotel, in
Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

ss- Commodore W. D. Porter. of the
United States navy, has been lying very
i'll at the Whitney House, New York.
He was removed to the ST. Luke's Hos
pitsl on Saturday in a sinking condition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
FOR RENT.

nFFICE.--f have oBs of those fine Offices 1t the
" head u tho stairs, second story Of Chandlsr's
Block stli vacant. II desired, this tenant can BE-
accommodated with a rear room, BY applying I'm
mediatsiy. JOHN j. CHANDLER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

sar The Chicago bankers have de
eided to throw out, on the 18th inst, all
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan,
Ohio, and Indiana free bank notes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
WANTS.

VOUEG MAN--To take care o. lIorps and
drive an Express WAGON, Apply At this
ofloe. apl3
hHILLER-A No Miller can ind birth ~
Nl applying Immediately to uHion Bethel,
hewbufg, Ind. Must come we'll recommended.
April ~, 1854. Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

sa-A Nashville correspondent Of the
Lafayette Journal, under date Of April
9th, says affairs in the Quartermaster's
Department in that city are very brisk.
He counted at the river a. one time six.
ty-six steamers All unloading at TIE wharf.
He also speaks OF Gen. Hovey's regi-
ment He says thOy passed through on
their way to Knoxville, adding that the
rapidiiy with which they have improved
in drill is astonishing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

Ia A portion Of the 18th Army
Corps, from Viekshurg, has arrived at
Cairo, and is now encamped there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

sUThe 10th Kentucky infantry, for
some two weeks assigned to patrol duty
in louisville, left Tor the font Monday
morning Their place has been supplied
by Col Pennebaker's regiment, the 9th
Kentucky. which arrived from Mount
Sterling on Monday afternoon The
9th has rendered excellent field service.
and viii prove equally efficient IN pa.
troll dutv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

a. The ironzclad frigata Ironsidss has
fired. since she has been ia the service.
4,36l rounds; has been hit 24I time times
has only had one man killed; has not
been seriously injured. and is probably
the best iron-elad vessel in the world.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

This Fir.t Bapiis, ChsFch viii have prsashiag
IN AAFbiu Hall on te-merrow tsanda1 n,gruiHg
a. ipsz clock The pubiie ere ievifsi % attend
he Rev. n. saith all preach 10 tbs Ss~
Presbyterian okureh, Ga wAlnui stEsst. o. saa-
day eEeainz st "a s'eiesk- Al eloquent And In.
terrsfiag sermsn may ss expected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
COAL,
10 THE LADIES.

TrSr REcETyED BIZ Express yROn
u Mae Dsz=orezs's ths eeseSratea fsrDos,s
Dzst, ratruaized By 4 EmpsFatEica EaxrnIa A tgss
Court q FrlBos WI. = sFDDDARD
mlnhls IT Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
FOR SALE.

ID EsfDEECk--A very deslTable residences, q
" two-utory Brick House, containing eight
rooms, good Cellar, two large Cls.efns, Wood
shed and Stable, with Garden ifdesirud. For sails
cheap. Enquire ~ No, so Water Street, At
npl2 iw Rs. HUSTON a co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
PAINTING.

fEHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
Il shop Al No. % Main Street. where be can Be
found ~ all times prepared 20 execute In the hest
possible manner 81 kinds Of House aud sign
Painting, Gliding and PAPER HANGING. iy
strict attention 20 business, he hopes 60 merit
liberal share d patronage.
foht8 O. ". osBORHE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

T0a ELECTORS At LARGE.
David 4. GoodlD2, q Haneork.
Richard W. Thompson, Of yigo.
TOR STATE KLEGroEs.
Let Disirict-~Jamss G. Denny, Of Knox.
John s. HOughland, 81 SPENCER.
% Distriet--GyTua y. Nixon, Of ciark
Francis Wsster, u Lagrange.
- District-Hensy Il. PFitchar.i, II Barthoio
new.
Madison Evans, q Lawrence.
Ash District -Leonidas Sexton. o. Rush.
q. V. Kyger, 81 franklin.
9th Disiriet-BeBi. D. Ciayp0ei. Of Fayetis.
Joshua II Msilstt, - Henry.
eth Dintriet--J. }. Wright, Of Morgan
JsC Green, 81 Shelby.
7th bistriet-JohR Osborn, Of PufBain.
Thomas y. Rice, Of Parke.
9Th Dieiriet--H. =, Davidson, 81 Tppoeau0e.
Benz. y Gregory, ~ Warren.
9th Dstrct-James b. Beliofd. Or While.
Aaron Gasrney u Porter
10Th Disfriqt--T. X. Dickinson, ~ DeKaib.
Hlaiiet kiihourpe, " EikhaFf.
18th Dlstrlet--JOhn n. Wallace, of Grant.
James 81. TempiTr, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

They rnsle the SAX sgFonS tie laagnid bsii
Liant and sre exhausted natures great restasrr-
They are conf posed Of the celebrated Cslisaya lark,
wintergresa, sasssfrss. soots and herhs. al pre-
served n perfectly Fere -. EretN run- For par
tieEiars, see circulars aAd tssiildaniais around
raeh bottle.
Bewars 81 lmpasiors. E1Aasius every lotsles
See that il has cur private T. s Stamp anmati
lated over the eork. With plantation scene, apd
our signature ga tae steel plate sisi- tahel So
that cur bottle Is not rs-flief slfA spurious and
deisierious stua- Aay r~r~0u pretending &c sell
Plantation bitssrs b the gallon 90 81 baik, Is
lmpsstor. Any person initiating this BEETLE. IT
-eiiRg any other material therein, whether catisd
Plantation Btssrs OF ust, Is eriaslual an1er the
y =. law. and vii l. presented Is Us We
alfeGay have sar ~ye on several parties settling
our bottles a. Who wiz saecesa in getting
themselves into close quarters. TIE demand Tor
pFaka's Piantssi8a hitt-vs from issiles. clergy
men, merchants, &c. Is iucgeaiSie. Toe simple
trial 81 isliie y The ev5deHer sc psrsrns 81 their
wafth and superiority, They are sold by All re-
sIzrisbhu druggists, eracsrz, rhsS-csaas hotels,
salooas, sggana bsSfss ausi coaufry sfeF~s
F. a.. pRAkE s 90
NJ. az brar1uas. n. v.
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