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The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
TIE ROUKTAIN DEMOCRAT.

LET TaGM HEsITArE.-The New York
Times EstS into . conservative streak oc.
easiO0ally, and then it talks sensibly and
PatraOtieally. II is believed to utter the
ss0timo0ts Of Ar. Seward, its editors be.
tag his confidential friends. Seward is
opposed to the policy Of the radicals, and
has m eye on the Presidency, and the
radicals have no confidence in him. Chase
IL their man they are organizing party
for bis benefit, and IL they can control
the Republican party they will treat with
contempt the claims Of Seward and his
friends. Greeley is WoEhAAgEOr Chase,
Weed and RAy~ONA fur Seward, sH@ thr
var between the two factions is vindic.
live and irrecOncilable. In q recent arti.
Gle upon Thaddeus Stevens atrociOus
speech. the Times says:
I'VE do not believe that the people have
a0aEht this war fDr the purpose OF establishing
81 Washington the most relentless despOtisnl
me civilized world has ever seen. Nor are they
SH likely to regard the determination Of the
6ootheTn people ~ the most likely means "f
restoring tranquility, promoting order. and
ssr@aug more perfect Union If that 10
thsar temper and their purpOse. Congress may
pass sOch enaetmeats - Mr.. SteVens demand's
StheFWtse, we think they will hesitate about
II, ~ DAy the least"
There ~ TO be q most determined and
psrseveTfnS effort 10 The next Congress,
says the New Hampshire Patriot, ITO es-
tsblish" the most relentless despotism the
civilized world has ever seem Sumner,
ThAd. Stevens, and their malignant and
msrcenary associates, are laboring zeal
ously to bring their party up to the work,
tn spite Of the known hostility Of the
President to their schemes. The contest
will be bitter one, and as its result is a
matter Of vast public moment, the people
will watch its progress with great inter.
est II the President remains firm-if
he adheFes to the course he Is now pur.
suing and to the solemn avowais he is
daily making, these destructive malign-
snta will be defeated, Congress will 'hesi
tate, and the people will escspc Tbe most
relentless despotism the civilized world
has ever Seen'-A desPOtism designed TO
perpetUate the power of Abolition radi.
ealisrn, and to allow its corrupt and wick
ed advocates to riot upon the pIuuder OF
. suffering people"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

PalMyra Lodge, No. ISL, r. 4 A. n.
holds It's stated communications on Thursday nights
next preceding the full moon Of each month in odd
FeNOws' Hall, Piacerville All brethren in rood
standing are invited to attend
WILLIAM II. CRoCKER, W. N.
8. A. PEHwRLL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

asoAie NSetee.--statsd n Meettmgs Of
II Dorado Lodge, No. 2o are held At Ma sonic Hall
on the Monday OF or next preceding the Full Moon
In each month.
FREDERICK 2. BARss, ". N.
HENRT D. RAFHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
HUNTS sELF!REGULATTNG
HORSEPOWER.

This 10 Tread Machine, for from one TO two
Horses. II 10 admitted BY al that have used II, 10
be the most perfect Machine for the purpose for
which It vas Intended, that has yet been Invented
The proprietor has one Of them In operation In his
factory that has been In constant use for four years
and has not cost ave dollars for repairs during that
time. It tiVes power with one horse Weighing only
800 pounds sufncent TO drive one f6 inch lathe, Dor
ing iron pumps, turning Windmill castings, shafts
and all the heavy WORK usually done In . small ma
chine shop. The running Of the machine 10 80 COM
pletely controlled By the Regulator" that the mo.
ton Of the machinery is - steady a. II it we're run
by steam power
Persons engaged iE quarts mining will nnd one Of
these machines the most CONT enient ~ we'll eco.
nomical for running small mills or amalgamatOrs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

MaSOnIe...Sierra Nevada Council.
No. 10, Of Royal and Select Mater. hold stst.3
meetings on the evening Of the drst Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
WM. A. JANUARY, T. M.
HRNRY D. RAPHARL, Recorder.
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Filming Companirs.
GENERAL GRANT MINING CON-
PANY.

NJ OIICE s hereby given that, at . meeting Of the
4N Trustees. held on the 2eth day Of October Il
vas ordered, that the regular annual meeting oI
the stockholders Of said Company, for the election
omcrrS tor the ensuing term, and Otler business
oe r"lled Tor Saturday, November tlth 1885, at one
oeIncG; d., at the ONCE Of the Company, in Colo
ma, 81 Dorado County, California.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A St. O. DENVER, see,y.
Coloma, October %, 1Ss6-td
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JAox FRosr will be stepping around shortly
UippipRS 20 70 Charley Pettit's aud get SUIT
81 hiS warm, fashionable, cheap clothing.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
CoNSTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue of a writ Of execution issued out Of
d the Justices Court Of 4. 8. Bradbury, Jus
tice of the Peace in and for Diamond Springs
Township, County Of Ell Dorado. and State Of Cali
fOrna, OH Judgment rendered therein on the l4th
day Of October. A ID. 1865, against W. H. starks
and in favor of s. Lyons, fOf the sum Of One Hun
dred and thirty eight dollars and seventy cents
debt. and Ave doArS and forty cents costs Of suit
and accruing costs, have levied upon and seized
and will expose for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder for gold coin Of the currency Of the
United States, in front OF the Union Hotel, in the
town Of Diamond Springs, at the hour Of O'Clock
r. NJ.
On the 2lst of November, 1865.
All OF the right, title and interest Of the above
named Defendant, W. II. StArkS in and to the
following described property, lying and being in
Diamond SprinGs Township, FL Dorado County,
state OF California, to-Nit:-
Acertain toll road, known as the "South Web
Der Turnpike or staTk's Grade" commencing
at Pleasant Valley near Browns Hotel, and run
ming thence in an ea.teTiy direction. about SIX and
ne-half miles to the road leading from the Sly
Park road to the Union House, together with all
and singular, the tenements, ,heTedItaments there
unto belonging or in anywiae apreTtaining.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October,
CA. GARDNER,
Constable in and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
GREAT
American Prize Concert !!
CROSBV'O OPERA HOUSE,

2onon valuable Gins. worth Re6,SoO, will be pre-.
Sented to the Ticket Holders
10000 Tickets only will be issued.
LIST OF PRIxER=
Gin Of &lo no in cash 0lO,On0
S hO OOO
so 80 Eng patent lever gold watches
valued A. &tN0 each 20,OOO
ltO Gihs. IH American lever, silver
watches. valued at $l0A each U,oOO
IS Gifts IS silver lever watches valued
at S51 each 240O
4,soO Gtr'. I.sro gold clasp albums valued
"sse"rh i4,4NO
900 Gins, 8 nm Turkey morocco gold
els.p albums. valued at - each 9aOO0
10000 Gifts l0,OOH cash at II each iO,0OO
All the shove goods are genuine as represented,
and are LISTED At their fair valuation.
- Each ticket is reg stored before being sent
out.
Prr'ons will be notified Sy mail OF the result
the ~ wing
~ ANN tickets already sold, send In your
orders ifynrr wish to secure them.
Ti"kct< 4l each in GreenharkS. or elcVen tickets
tr ~" suit hv mAl 10 any address on the receipt a;
price and r. v. stamp
Address,
BEiGGs, LEMON L co.
IA Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois
Datsd, Nov 4Ih, lS65.-2m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ LOTB 10 the City, GituAIsd on High street: IoI
Terms, etc., Srpiyto J. D. TITUs'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Newport Loan and Homestead
Association,

O6aee-No. 4O2 Montgomery street. San Francisco
cisco, Ioctl4mS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
WRITING SCHOOL.
HOUGHTON e. GILLETT
Would respectfully inform the public that the Fourth
Teri. OF their School for Instruction in
L. PENMANSHIR,

L. PENMANSHIR
N2E Ar THE
HIGH SCHOOL. PbACERVILLE,
Commenced on
tuesday Evening, Oct. Slst, 1895.
The School will be open every
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday.
u The public are invited to attend and Wit
ness the exercises.
Specimens Of Penmanshp will be exhibited At the
room on each evening
IClT1ON-eS, for Fifteen Lessons.--statlonery.
TEACHERS WANTED.
Many teachers are nerded in this country. who
can md pleasant, profitable and useful employment
Persons writing tolerAble hand and having a free
use OF the pen can. by sppropriating leisure hours
oe Instructed In short time as TO be competent
TO teach.
l propose TO qualify ladies' And gentlemen for
teaehlnE the art In the most approved manner, and
on the sprnSerian system.
Soccers warranted and situation secured Per
sons having an inclination for teaching will please
confer Fhh me for further Information.
80 Residence at the Cedar RavIne Hotel
H0UGTTTnN 4 GILLETT.
PlAcervIlle, September 22d, Is65.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
HUNTS SWEEP POWER.

This 10 Machine Of an entirely new PATTERN
Mr.. Hunt builds three sizes, suited for one, two, OF
three horses. These Machines are very compact
and require framework 70 set them In operation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
HUNT,N NEW PUMP.

There has not, as yet, been introduced into this
market pump that 10 so powerful and durable, or
that can be furnished cheap the above pump
It s fitted for either iron or lead pipe. The Pumps
are so arranged that they can be used ny Hand,
Wind, Horse, or Steam power, and are adapted to
surface deep wells. TheV are not apt 10 get out
Of repair, but their construction Is simple that
should they need repairs. they can be made BY any
person Of ordinary ingenuity.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
HUNT,s SAW FRAMES.

HUNTS SAW FRAMES.
Hunts Frames for saving wood are built on the
most approved plan, and constructed Of the best
materials, and turned out with saw, slide, shaft
and all complete and ready for use.
All the above Mzchines are manufactured at the
Wind Mil factory Of
e. o. HUNT.
2s Second, and los and liz Jessie street,
Ban Francisco.
A circular containing all particulars will be for.
warded postpaid to any address. Tsep80m8
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Groceries, GtqusrS. Etr.
BRILLIkfT gUCCkesl

~A yuAF KRCHVHO e AAMDNnMD
ta ORIGINAL STAND. essneE e - 81
naePe0outo ssRssszs skSes
HOtal, . largs ED GeA esees114 et,s -
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FLoRENs STArENHoRsT.

and Dresden Board Of Underwriters A!
the TnteTwTiters occurring II
Kingdom, II have be certified before hm
!
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Mastery Letter from Secretary Seward
The British Rebel Sympathizers Prop
peTIy Rebukcd.
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The following from Scotch paper shows 10 what
pitch OF perfection etiquette has attained in the
North - lady who n strict ob server Of
etiquette being unable to 60 to church one Sunday.
seat her card
=. Come here, my little man, ~ said gentleman to
y0ungster Of four years Of age, while sitting in the
parlor where "A large company were assembled. - Do
you know me;'
- Yes, SIR. think do
WHO am l. then let me know
''You are the man that kissed Jane last night in
the psrIor.''
OUR FIRST DECG,INTIOy.-The - piece " first
attempted to ''srelk upon the stage" when a boy,
began ;hus " Education is companion which no
misfortune depress-uo crime destrOy-no
enemy can alienate-nO despotiSm ensave q; home
a friend-abroad an intrOduc;ion-in solitude 4
solace-and in society ornament it chastens
vice-it guides virtue-it gives at once grace and
government genius We commend this our
young realers-it IS worthy place in their memory.
-Er.
EIsT or THEIR GENERtTIoS.-Iti IS remarkable in
many instances, how the line of descent Of
Of great genius has been cut off. We have male
descendants Of William Shakespeare. Milton, Sir
Walter Scott, Lord Byron. Sir Isaac Newton left
no heir The male branch of Sir Christopher Wren g
family IS extinct, aad the female line nearly so.
The Of SIR Joshua Reynolds. DR.. johnson,
Oliver Goldsmith, Telford and Bradley have ceased
to exist /; and hundred other famous names
might be mentioned, 20 show what n great extent
this fact may be considered q natural law. We
had recently another illustration of this, when the
grave closed upon the only of George Stephenson
without leaving any direct successor.
UsEs or \ Cars WHIsKERs.-The use of these in n
state Of - very important. They attached
to bed Of glands under the chin, and each Of these
long hairs IS connected with the nerves Of the lip.
The slightest contact 81 these whiskers with any
rounding object is thus felt distinctly By the
ANIMAL although the hairs themselves insensible
NhIskeTs are a Common appendage Of the feline
family They stand out each side of the lion as
well as Of the common cat so that from point TO
point, they are equal TO the width of the animals
BODY IL we imagine, therefore, n lion stealing
through a covert Of wood in An imperfect light we
shall at see the use Of these long hairs Tbey
Indicate to him. through tho incest feeling auv OBJ
stacs which may present itself the passage Of his
body they prevent the rustic OF bougbs and leaves
which would give warning TO his prey If he we're to
attempt to pass through too close bush and thus
IN conjunction with the soft cushions OF his feet and
the fur upon which he tTeads-the re;ractile claws
never Coming IN contact with the gTouui-they
enable AID 10 towards his victim with a still
ness even greater than that OF the snake, who creeps
onS the grass and is perceived until he is coil
81 round his prey
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ID. y. FLITNER,

ID. y. FLIFNER,
Continues fTeproof building
Chronometcrs rated by observations OF the and
a instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian Honolulu Particular attention given fine
repairing. Sgxan anu quadrant glasses silveTei
adjusted Charts aud nautical instruments constantly
hand and for sale 425-ly
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NORTH CAPDUJNA
KANSAS
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The President on her Legislative Action
Despatch to Governor Perry.

The President on her Legislative Action
Despatch to Governor Perry.
The following is a copy of despatch just
sent 10 Governor Perry:
To has Erceilency h. r. Perry, Propisioadl Cor
ernOr Of South Carolina .-Y our letter of the 4th
instant is just now received. While much has
been done in South Carolina that is conducive
10 peace and restoration, the President still
thinks that IL is impossible TO anticipate events
He expects, therefore. that you Twill continue
to exercise the duties heretofore deyolyed upon
you as Provisional Governor of South Caro-
lima, until you shall be relieved by his order
He observes with regret that neither the Con-
Yeniion nor the State Legislature has pro-
nCunccd debts and obligations contracted in
the name of The State for unconstitutional and
even rebeliious purposes to be void. He equal
ly regrets that the State seems TO decline the
Congressional amendment of the Constitution
OF The nited States abolishing slavery /
telegraphed 10 you yesterday as follows: "The
PrsIdsnt directs me TO write to You that an
early adoption of the Congressional amend
ment of the Constitution of the United States
abollshing slavery by the South Carolina Leg
islatnre IS deemed peculiarly important and
especially desirable with reference 10 the gen.
eral situation of the Union"
have now only to say that the Presidents
opinions, before expressed. remain unchanged
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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HNorfOlk navy yard employs IOs4 meu

~ Norfolk navy yard employs l06i men
81 A serious riot took place al Peterson ".
J., on Wednesday night between a gang of row.
dies, soldiers and the hands Of a train on which
the rowdies had refused to pay fare. Pistoie,
knives, and bayonets were freely used and n
number badly injured.
a4-A dog supposed 10 be rabid created great
excitement in Alexandra Ssster1ayI and ,,,s was
two children.
sNAIbert Fox and Thomas Murry tried to
shoot each other in a quarrel At Fairfax, q. H.,
day or two since, but unfortunately were not
sober enough 10 shoot where they looked.
ky-Goy. Buckingham, of Connecticut has
issued a proclamation, the substance Of which
is that the Constitutional Amendment extend
ing suffrage 10 the negroes was defeated by the
following vote: Yeas, 27,2I7; nays, 33,4s9. =
1The off ce of our naInesake, the Portland.
Mel Evening Star took fire Tuesday morn
ing from the stump of cigar whic ich ignited the
saw dust in q spittoon. The confiagration was
extinguished by the water power OF the estab-
hsbment, a Ia GELirer.
~ Mr.. Mercer, who is conveying a colony
CT women 10 Washington territory, has pur-
chased from the Government the ship Cousn-
uuonal, on which they will take passage.
RrCapt Hall, the Arctic explorer, heard OF
President Iincoln's assassination 7o days after
lie occurrence. A whale ship carried him the
news. ~
rEOfthe one hundred and twenty-one in
mates of the Lunatic Asy lnm of Tennessee, SIX
y are reported AZ having become deranged by
lie excitement incident 10 the war.
rEAcclimated persons in New Orleans are
enjoy ing good health, but others newly arrived
are often seized by n very annoying. Tf not dan
gerous aIlmeni, Known by physicians as den-
gus, or "break-bone fever"
s(Among the cargo brought 10 San Fran
cisco by vessel lately from Japan are 32J
packages of silk worm eggs, for shipment 20
New York and thence TO France. They ara
valued at Ssa,o0o They are shipped by THE
circuitous route 10 avoid the tropics.
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THE JAMAICA lNsUREECTIoN OyER.-The
Panama Star and Herald, of October
81, gives the following particulars of
the Insurrection among the blacks of ia
maica, CLEANED from Jamaica papers. George
w. Gordon, of Kingston, the principal mover
IN the Insurrection, and Paul Boyle, have been
tried, together with most of the leading men
In tho movement The maroors of the island
have beeen found to be true and loyal men
and have done all in their power to save life
and queli the lnsurreotion. The outrages are
wifhout parallel The evidence found upon
some of the prisoners shows the Intention of
the Insurrectionists was to spare no white peo-
pie, but 10 slaughter all indiscriminately. The
capture of the leaders has dspirited the others
and they are surrendering themselves.
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THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The Journal makes BAR
lows majority In the State 1900, and the Ar
gus conccGes that il is about that figure.
NEW JERSEY.
The Newark Advertiser says: "Mr Wards
majority Will not probably vary much from
3,GG, although some reports, if correct, would
make II greater"
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10-The latest returns
from the twelfth judicial district indicate the
election OF Mr.. Spence, the Union candidate,
provided certain illegal votes taken In dIsre-
gard OF the registry law shall be thrown out
The Union men claim the law was openly dis
regarded in some districts.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov. 10-Nine counties heard
from officially gives Holden, for Governor
3,s9S, and Worth 5,iS9 Worth's friends claim
his election, though Holden's friends do not
give II mp, claiming that his majority in the
west will overcome the majority SO far for
Worth. ...
KANSAS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-The election of county
officers and members of the lower house of the
Legislature of Kansas yesterday passed of
quietly.
The Republican tickets were elected in
Douglas, AtchisOn, and Leayenworth coun-
TLE
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can confcientious, recommend to those suf
fering from n distressing cough. DR. STRiCk-
LANDS nELLIFLUOUS COUGH RALsAM
II gives relief most stantaneons. aud is withri
rot disagIeeable 10 the taste There Is NO d,ul,t
Init the he)lifuous Cough Balsam is one Of the
best preparations in mse and is all that its propr-
etor claims for it. We have tried IT during the
past week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. II is prepared by 1,r Strickland, No. 20
Sycamore street. Cincinnati Ohio. and Tor sale by
Druggists, Sold BY J. W. MARIN & CO siso at
YATES drug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI
ANTS. 81. Pa avenue and 502 Ninth street.
nc 26-lY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BYpI
kIRlI.kL LAEu,S PILE REA EnY

TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DIR,
STRICkLAED'S PILE REMEpY.
Mr.. Glsss. Of Janesviile. Wisconsin. writes fer
the beneht OF all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with aggra-
ysted case Of Piles and his brother discharged
irom The army as incurahle, he being quite para
lyfec with the Piles both thcre Distressing casas
we're cnttd with one hottle Of DIR STRIUKbkND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommr ndstion of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials receivHd
ny Dr STRICKLAND. ought IN convince those su fer
ing that the nlust aggravated chronic OF Piles
are cured by DR. Strickland 8 Pile Remedy. 1t 10
NAJRS & Co; CHAS CHRISTIANI All Pa
avenue and 303 Ninth street. oc Sly
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TO DYE EASY

Is very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, no stain no trouble. A child
cen apply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publei
ty Of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can DO it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty or deal, hat imparts life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, pre-
ferred. Price IS cents.
Prepared by A. l. MATHEWS, NY.
DEMAS BARNES d CO, New York, Wholesale
Agents. my 10 eoIy
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E5~ The army train, consisting of fifteen hun
dTed and seventy five mules, two hundred and
fifty-eirht wagons, sixty travelling forges and
two ambulances. which left Washington ID. c.,
on the 9TH of last August under the charge of
Major II. NJ. Vaudeville, arrived at Spring
field, Ill, on the 3Ist Of October. 1t was the
intention of the War Department, when this
train was placed en- route for Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, 10 send il across the plains, but
the project has been abandoned: and an order
issued directing the sale OF the mules at Spring
field, and the shipment OF vehicles TO Fort
Leavenworth for transportation service or
sale at that point .ra
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when the earthquake occurred al San
Franz cisco, q lady who was engaged in wash
ing an infant OF very tender age, ran screaming
I'M the street She stood on the sidewalk for
some time swinging something in her hand
which at first was taken for a dressed chicken
by the bystanders, which began 10 speak for
itselfin language which placed il at once in
the category of different class of animated
nature She was holding il by the foot, head
downward, and had forgotten all about what
she had in her hand ...a
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D-The municipal authorities of Richmond
are inaugurating energetic measures for the
prevention or small -pox and cholera.
i ~ Newly formed sand bars in the James
river, near Richmond, threaten TO ohstruct
navigation, and are rapidly increasing in size.
pTAn establishment goes into operation this
week in Troy, with fye-story building and
capital offifty thousand dollars, for the pur
pose of dessicating potatoes.
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SECRET nISFASFa

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