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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17


We heartily agree with the National
IntelEigencer that the real danger to the
country, IS far as indicated now, lies in
the agitations, the denunciaticns, th o
distrust, she Interpretations, the ex.
actions, the threats which some radicals
constantly persist in leveliuH against the
South--As II their purpose we're to drive
that people from as and into the utter
darkness of confusion, degradation, and
despair Lou. Journal
The simple agitation and discussion
Of great questions never endangered any
Republic. The men who seek to fasten
the responsibility Of their treason asainsi
the Government upon ths radicals, b.
cause they talk auentIy and fippantly
about puOlic affairs, add folly TO their
crimes. Nothing will satisfy these indi
viduals short Of stopping the radieal'
from drinking st tbs same poliiiea
stream. 1t strikes us that their ohsrkeI
against the radicals are IS silly as thost
Of the wolf, who accused the lsub drink
ing further down the stream. of muddy
tng i@ waters -.srtta ., sssss tsaa-g-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
nrw. are informed. bv : rsntlsmsu

B%we are informed, by gentlsmsn
of this city, who has made some obser-
vads ns regarding the matter, that this
seasons wheat crop has proved to be all
but failure, and that more than the
worst apprehensions of the farmers are
being realized IS the grain 10 thrsshed.
The grain il small aud q great deal of
it has sprouted, rendering 1t unit, even
for seed. Farmers viii not realize more
than one-fourth the usual crop, and, in
many places, the return win not pay the
labor Of threshiug. y ~. +-
The cern crop is excellent. Never
has there been finer prospect, and if il
escapec the frost, and natures in season
will prodHce an exceedingly large yield
| which viii, in some degree, compensSts
for the all but total failure Of the Wheai
crop--Ssdte Sentinel a asoasae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

1t is astonishing that papers can be
found so unblushing az to affirm that If
the war had been conducted in the spirit
Of tho Crittenden Resolution the rebsl-
lion would have been crushed within
two years" Yet, We 6nd just such re-
mark in the State Sentinel. Everybody
who reads at all knows that Mcclellan
carried on the war for two years on the
non.irritstiOu, or Crittenden Resolution
principle, aud how near it came of prov
ing the destruction Of the Government.
II was only by abandoning that policy
for . more vigorous one that the rebel
lion was crushed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

HEAv4 EMsEzzLEMESr CASE. - The
Cincinnsti COMMERCIAL Of yesterday
Gays: Al the Spencer House, Detect
i've Gallagher, of Louisville, made the
arrest Of fast and festive young man
named William Russell, who, in com
pany with female companion, reached
this city recently, after wandering all
over the West in an effort to evsde his
pursuer. For three years past Russell
has served his country as a quartermas-
ler's clerk in Louisville. He sealed
his devotion by absconding, il is charg-
ed, with $50 900 of Government funds.
Detective Gallagher started in pursuit Of
him, and, after cracking him from point
to point in the Western States, finally
came upon him, as before mentioned, in
this city. Russell had with him IS, O0C
in cash, besides diamonds, gold watch
and q woman. He viii be taken tC
Louisville to-day"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
WarrIck County VnIOn ConTention.


The Union men Of WArrick county
met in Mass Convention at the Court
House in Boonvills, on the 5th inst,
and organized BY calling DR.. W. L.
BAsksr to Itbs Chair, and appointing
Capt J. v. Admire Secretary, and Lieut..
s. NJ. Davis and ]. P. Shryock Assistant
Secretaries; Geo. W. Cory, Thomas
Baker and l. T. Fowler were elected
Vice-Presidenta.
A committee of one from each town.
Ahip was appointed to report rules for
the government Of the Convention, and
fix the vote to which each Of the town
ships should be entitled; and a commit
tee Of one from each township was also
appointed to draft resolutions. The
Committee on Rules reported, and their
report accepted The Committee on
Resolutions reported the following:
ResolDed, That although we deeply
deplore the untimely loss Of our great
and good Abraham Lincoln, we have i'm.
plicit faith and confidence in the integ.
rity and Unionism of President johnson
and we heartily endorse his Administers
ton.
RSsolced, That We approve of Cover
nor Morton's administration cf State af-
fairs, and thank him for his superhumau
efforts in behalf Of Indiana's soldiers.
ResoIrcd, That we still recognize, "a
we ever have done, the interposition Of
Divine Providence, and the undaunted
valor and pstriotism of our soldiers, a:
the great means of restoring our coun.
try to peace; and to the soldiers who
have so nobly borne the arms Of our
! country through this sauguinary strug
gle we ever have been and ever viii be
grateful, and are willing to bestow upon
them any honor within our gift. g
These resolutions we're unanimously
adopted. ,..-...
The Convention then proceeded tc
ballot for candidate for County Treas
urer, which resulted in the nomination
Of James H. Masters, of the 42d Indians
Veteran Volunteers.
The Convention then proceeded Il
ballot for . candidate for County Audit
or, which resulted in the nomination oi
Thomas ]. Downs, of the l20Eh Indiana
Volunteers.
William S. Spillman, of the LIST In
disnG Cavaly, was nominated for County
Commissioner.
The name Of Nathan Matthews, Of thu
| SD Indiana veteran volunteers, va
mentioned in connection with the of6c'
of Assessor Of Boon Township, and b.
was nominated by the delegation from
that township With a perfect shout.
The following gentlemen we're ap
pointed . Central Union County Com
mittee for the ensuing year:
Isaac L. Moore, President; John @
Daily, Vice President; M. w. Bennett
Secretary; Anderson township, F. L
Davis; Boon township, DR.. w. L. Bar
ker; Campbell township, DR. Z L. Run
Gle; Gree township, Arch. Kiter; HaFt
township, Captain g. g. Thompson
Owen township. Benz Folesone; Obi
township, Dr. W. ". Slaughter; Pigeor
township, James Fl. Aust; Lane town
ship, DR., White; SHELTON township
Wm. g. Baker.
Il was resolved that the Evausvill
Journal aud Boonville Enquirer be &c
queHtsd to publish the proceedings Q
this Convention. .-..
| The Convention then adjourned Wit
three cheers for the Union, three cheer
for the boys in blue, and three cheers 70
the ticket rs w. L. BARKER, Prest
e J. V. ADMIRE, Sec'y.
| 4 I X 4 s5.TSSE' 6.7ss' ASS. Sec. va
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
EIRKTT-THIRD REGIMENT.

Was organized ct MAdisonc and mus
tered into service in September, 1862;
November Q, moved to Cairo, Illinois,
and from thence to Memphis, Tennes.
see. On the 26th Of November, the reg
iment moved TO Memphis to Hurricane
Greek, near Oxford, Miss, and was as
signed to the Slh division of the 18th
army corps. December 20, moved to
Lagrange, Tenn, where the regiment
remained until the Sth Of January, when
il marched TO CoriRth, and was deploy-
ed along the railroad; marched on the
18th, moved to Memphis, and from
thence to Helena, Ark, and thence to
Duckport, La, where il was transferred
to the 18th army eorpA At jackson,
the regiment had its 6rst engagement
with the enemy, losing three killed and
seven wounded Moved to tbs rear Of
Vicksburg, arriving there May 1s, and
remained there until the I'D OF June,
losing three men killed, and one ofhcer
and thirteen men wounded; arrived 81
jackson July 10th, and entered the city
on the morning of the 18th, and lost one
killed and three wounded; moved tc
Oak Ridge, Misa, and from thence vent
on an expedition to Brownsville, Miss
and on the 18th Of October had an en-
gagement with the enemy near thsi
place; November 7th marched 10 Vicks
burg, and embarked for Memphis, whsrs
it remained, doing picket and proves
duty, until February Q, 1854; made sew
eral eXpsditiens from Memphis, Grd OF
June lst embarked on what was tsrmst
the GuntOWn expedition, and lost on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

4 SxUGGLER's DoDGE The Treasury
Department at Washington has received
information that several buildings have
been erected directly on the boundary
line between Vermont and Canada,
where smuggling is carried on at a brisk
rate, the houses being situated half on
the Canadian side and half on the Yer
mont side of the line, so that goods can
De taken in at the front door in Canada,
and ont at the back door into the United
States, without paying duties. This
dodge Is to De squelched Immediately.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

pA- When two or three hundred miles
Of the Atlantic cable had been laid, q
fault occurred. When seven hundred
and fifty had been laid, another fault
took place, The men on the Great East
ern found the first fault in an hour or
two and corrected it, and, at the last
dates, they were trying to End the sec
ond. We can recommend to them, in
their search, the bitter enemies of the
Administration as the greatest fault-fnd-
ers IN the world d-LoUisrille Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The Louisville Journal says there are
many politicians in Kentucky, who sre
in favor of the abolition Of slavery, but
object to doing It BY the constitutional
amendment. They approve the object
in contemplation, but object to the man
Her Of accomplishing it. These gentle
men are as fastidious as the starving
darkey who refused corn, because IL
tcasn't sheIIed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

STATE FAIRs-State Fairs will be held
in September as follows: Illinois, at
Chicago, Septemher Alto 18th; Michigan,
at Adrian, September 10 to ed; Iowa,
at Burlington, September 26 to Goth; /;
Wisconsin, at GAINESVILLE, September %
to 30th; Indiana, at Fort Wayne, Octo-
Der 2 to 7th; and Kentucky, at Louis
vile, commencing Tuesday, September
IL, and continuing Eve days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The Tennessee Franchise Act having
been disregarded ut various points, dur.
ing the recent election in thai State,
Gov. Brownlow has issued proelans.
ton calling upon county ofHciale aud
loyal citizens 10 give information rela.
tive 10 infrAesiens Of that Law.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

Charley Gill, q gallant Louisville
boy, who enlisted in the army Of tbs
Union, while hundreds Of the youth oi
Kentucky were hurrying into the rebel
ranks, has been promoted to the Erst
Major Of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry.
Charley 10 an instance where whole gal.
ona of patriotism were contained in q
Gill
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

o It has been sseertaIned by tests from
Valentia, that the loss of Insulation in
the Atlantic cable is total, and that the
point of difficulty is in the deepest part
Of the Atlantic. These facts give the
last accident to the cable the appearance
Of fnality, bat the case is not consid-
cred absolutely hopeless.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
RELEs ANp REGuLlrl0NS.

L Ne PsPs. sisOa away - the OOa sssr q sor
gratasto0a esrcxlatloE.
= 30 aAvsFftaensnta, local notioas . pu5s In
s-tsd unlsss PrSpAid srpay EaarAntsed. IS
3 Advstissusnss wilA nsvsr bsaseoupanssa b
iOcAi aotiCss tnl~ss soasssst 4 nAas 20 that sst
and value rsesissd for tAs aessOs.
4. Ne LOeAl Nssies." however short, wtll,
lsssrtsd sss lsss sAAn Ons Dollar each day.
.. Marriages. TunerAf and RsIIsi6us Eotssss
must ius~rAAbly b raid In advance to ascurs IN
g Ns&sscbaey % The part Of carriers viii Ss
msds good By ths ocacs. the carrlers Gail to
lsavs papers - ecdsrsd and dirsesed. they nusI
pag sg tAsir eArsisssnsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The Kentucky Senate will stand, 81
Conservative and IL Union. The gains
in the eastern part of the State for the
Lower House will secure Union ma
iority if the southern part OF the State
has net done worse than supposed. The
Democratic Candidate for State Treas
urer Is dead, and the Union candidate 10
dangerously sick. The Union candidate
for Congress in the Second and Third
Districts were defeated By 1000 each.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

During the progress Of the war
many individuals were confnsd in the
Old Capitol prison. Tbs Government
seems to have regarded each Of them
as guilty of capital offense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
NOTICE.
Notiee Of Application.

NToTICE Isl HKREBY GIVEN Thar THE
~ unAsfsignsd viii AppIy 70 ths Beard of
County Conmissioners Of Veud rbureh county,
sf thsir ntxt raenlAE nsstiBg, or Iieenss 70 ssli
.futoxteAttng quors 10 quAnfftiss lssa than .
quart Ny place Of businssss and 4hs preuisss
on which the liquors are 70 - sold, is known as
ths boosa <ecs1tly occupied byehsQ n. asa Q 3.
DspArtEeats, on Locust street, parts Of l0ts
snd 9. IN the city Of Evansville, vandsrburgh
county. Indiana.
suglo-3Ee z. a. z. WRIGHT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The dying old woman who, when
asked what she hoped for in the future,
replied, So good warm breakfast" was
1t is ascertained, q MohammedAn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

DSr Col. James u. Gsrrsrd, State
Treasurer Of Kentucky, died at nine
o'clock on Sunday morning, at bis resi-
dsnce, near Frankfort
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

B@- II South CaroIina IL too Iasy to
dig the ground, can't the ether States
give her few diga7--LoH. Jowrnal
We have no objection to "giving her
q lift"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

- Colonel John W. comparet, I42d In
diana, who was recently tried by Court
Martial for failing to obey orders in
making the descent on the gamblers Of
Nashville, Tennessee, has been dismiss
ed the service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
saV- A ST. Louis correspondent Of the

s@T A 81 Louis correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune says;
Accounts are received from the in-
terror daily Of difficulties between loyal
men and returned rebels. 1t 10 current
ly reported that there are many cases Of
shooting returned rebels which are never
printed. The perpetrators do not re-
port such incidents, and the friends of
the victim deem it inexpedient general
ly to make any noise on the subject"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
TO SOLDIERS. 49,. II,
US. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 NAVX
Claim Agency. a4i
no CHARGE FOR sKRvIcxs.
CHABIEs y. MARsH, Local Agent.
Pc Once No. e.........T Third g.,
r1 (Dss. Loeust snd mssnl,
--ve.f EVANSVILLE, IHs. tilL .4e1
TO SOLDIERS.

The y. 9. sanitary Commissioz, dssirisk V -.
svs Soldiers. kAiiers as1 thsir fsmiliss tres tie
heavy s1psa sss usually paid foF ths kFosssntisn
eolssct Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, Bosntyt 80
ether claims kzAfnst tie GexsFnnasnf, WHfH0UY
CHARGE, OBJ EXPKEsM or AHK AID
WHATkFER 20 THE O5ATMAHTs.
On applieatiOu ssnt 10 ehia AGsneys stasang -
name and poetofIos Addrsss of the g aiEaants ths
anaps. rkpk, eomp1ny, rsgimsnts ss.yiess 80
State Of the soldssr . wh0ss ennt ths elstn q
made, end date II efschaHKs OF death, the psonsr
blanks will BE- filled out a. faf - poesae.s as
sent 20 be psraon applying. 1hsss eAa then -
Lin wiu Be- vrossenss4 70 . Anel issas IN she
shortsst pos ibss ttnae- Ult-onw-eot4ood
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
NOTICE.
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY.
Beware of Counterfeits

VXyg, THE UNDERSIGNED. FooTY. MASH
wv CO., Of Cineinnatt, who are the sole pro
prIetors OF the well known brand OF orange Val
10y Whisky, havr bsen informed that certain per.
sons In bt outs, Memphis. EysLsvil1s and other
places, have infrtDRed upon our rights By coun.
tsTfsltIng aud using tbs above named brand, and
Aiso hers Of onr brands, which ere cur proper
trade marks. Now, We do b rsby potify al such
70 ms tit we wit prosecute them 10 the full
and thia pro ee ation hail be not only for all they
may do Ia the future, but also for all damage
o. sy may have done ms in the past Those who
have illegally a ed our brsuds, may avoid pro
outiOn BY making immediate application for set
FooTE, NASH Co,
r1zsand 10 Columbia &. =, Cincinnati.
I&D HRtmAN, 60 and o. Main strest, Evans
VILE, are Bslllpg the genuine srtisle. julyl-2m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Oar Refnsning Rraraa.

Several regiments were received at In
disnapolis on Friday afternoon, With the
usual quantum Of speeches, sOngs, nu-
sic, &c. Governor Baker did the honora.
he alluded TO the objects contemplated
in rendering to each returning regiment
public reception, Aa O testimonial of
appreciation Of their services, and said
that hswould not properly represent the
sentiments Of the people did he permit
them to pass through without rendering
them, in this public way, the honor Of q
reception. He regretted that Governor
Morton's health would not admit Of his
being present. Indiana soldiers had
been 90 long accustomed to looking up
to Governor Morton that no man could
fill his place in their estimation. But be
would endsavor, in his poor way, to re-
present him.
Governor Baker then alluded to the
objects of the war. The soldiers before
him all knew what they had been 6ght-
ing for-not for the psltry consideration
of their miserable pay, but sctuatsd BY
the purest patriotism and love Of coun-
try-becsuse the government which had
sheltered them and the Constitution
their forefAthsrs bad framed was in dan
ger. He said they came back trium-
plant, but-must notforgst in theirreioic-
ings, their nohls comrades who have fal'
len By the wsysids. Ths Governor said
he did not intend making speech, bni
would read the historical nemoranda Of
the different regiments, and let other
| do the talking. The following are sh'
regimental histories: m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

MAaSITIcExr SrEEcH sx GKxERAL
MKAGHER Gen. Thomas II. Mssgher,
the gallant Irish hero and patriot, who
has been stopping few days OF o.
Paul, MinnssotA, made speech TO the
Irish Immigration Society Of that city
on the evening of the Sd inst. A ST.
Paul dispatch says:
He cautioned Irishmsn TO beware oi
copperheads, and not TO be drawn into
opposition to the Government. he
came out boldly for negro suffrage, say
ing that q Democrat who should deny
the negro the right TO vote 10 not worthy
to participate in the triumph Of the na
ton. 1t is seldom that such an audieuce
as he had nsars such wholesome doc
trine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Another dispatch aAYs:

The Irish stand BY Gen. Meagher,
notwithstanding his denunciation Of cop
perheads, and when American cspper-
heads denounced him quarrel ensusd.
The chief of police called him n coward
and then arrested an Irishmsu becHuse
ne called him (the chief } q liar.
We guess the last dispatch isa,s true.
In fact, our correspondent at ST. Paul,
who was Presens when Msaghsr spoke,
sfirms that the Irish are not in sympa-
thy with the General Fso- i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
JOURNAL COMPANY,
Evansville, Ind.

Communications for the paper, or lit-
erary and political correspondence Of
any character, should be directed
EDITORS JOURNAL, 4 8
&Ei Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
COAL

3 RockpOrt Coal.
fcyTEAMBoArg AGD pEALKKs cAN YfND
= eoaBtaat supply q ea1s supsrtog Ceaa, ~
Bals IN qus1sttiss % gutt, s4A hkr prices.
Apply - EoWELL, OooK Co,
tsa8s6 Vppsg kan1ines ResARer4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
TOYS.

To Parity, Enrtch the Blood, @md
Besutify the CON plexion, use Haimbold's Highly
ConeantraAsaA sMxtracs 6SrsAparilla- One bottle
neneeEioR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

ALI letters relative to subscriptions or
business connected with this Office should
be addressed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

Preston King has.been. appointed .Col-
lector Of be port OF New York, in place
of Simeon Draper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

A gold operator named r. NJ. Mum
ford, doing business ct No. 9 Wall street,
New York, purchased on Saturday
about $3.50 900 ~ gold, for which be
gave his checks He then left, forget.
ting to provide for the payment Of his
checks, and has not since been heard
from u t1sl 1s3aafhai 5 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The counsel for Capt Wertz, the com
msndant Of the Andersonville prison
whose trial viii commence on Tuesday
next-sre ex-Congressmen Hughes, OF
Indiana; Gen. Denver, Of Kansas; aud
Mr.. Peek, of Chicago. @ ,f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The census returns from most Of the
States this year show bat little increase
of population except in a few Of the
cities, where the war caused the expen-
diture of large amounts Of Government
money, p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

REPAIRING SOUTHERN sMusuun-AoVu
John w. Garrett, presidcut Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, has obtalt led an order from
government to furnish lhs southern rail-
roads with all the stool belonging to the
United States covering Int, at fair valua
ton; trusting the rol1 for the money, to
be paid out Of the receiptA from business
This will save the governr) ut many thous
ands Of dollars. by obtainil( IS far better
price than it cpaaaset hcrwisc erelve, and, at
the same tim afford Ibs roa is facilities for
have found. NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
Stop That C0mgh!
ALIENS
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The Great Remedy for the ture Of
CONSUMPTION,

AND ALL DISEASESsOF THE LUNGS
NHE results Of its use 10 . prOvf q it, great
y value The extraordinary hEA LING 'PkOP-
kRriES Of this medicine ere experienced by all
those who have used it Their testinouy can be
found in pamphlet, which can be obtained Of
tie Agents where the medicine il for sale.
Coughs and Colds, however distressing. ore
broke. ap N an Incredible short time, By e-nsing
specihc inGuence on the lungs, SO thai the mat
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Pains an" SOfeness Of The Chest are quickly re-
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Cold Chlls and Night Sweats become INN. date
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ALE LUNG BALSAN contains no on;
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Pmrac.ASs who have failed to cure their pa.
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BE sure and get ALEXIS Lrxc BALsAn, and lei
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Don't despair because al other remedies have
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