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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

The possibility that ouT country may some
how be enmeshed in the tolls Of European pol
icy, and thus involved in foreign war, doubt,
less affords additional reason for closing up oui
Civil War at the earliest moment, and 1t is very
properly urged to promote this contamination.
But the bugaboo that, unless we shall have put
down the Rebellion by the 4th of March next,
France and possibly England will then ac-
knowledge the Southern Coniederacy, seems to
Ms entitled to no consideration whatever.
Suppose the Confederacy tcere recognized as
independent by half the powers of Europe,
what Of it? Would that recognition defeat our
armies Would it arrest our recruiting ? Would
it paralyze our Aeetsl Would it I'll the Rebel
exchequer? Would it replenish their wasted
columns Z Would it give them back NewOr-
leans, Norfolk, Memphis, Nashville, Little Rock,
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Savannah and the sea-
ward defenses of Wilmington In short, what
rouh it do toward restoring the equilibrium Of
forces, so seriously disturbed by the victories OF
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Farragut and Terry
1t is well to talk sense. A recognition of the
death-struck Confederacy would be an un-
friendly, unjustifabe act, but it would amount
to very little. Sidell and Mason might attend
Court balls and Ministerial dinners more freely
than now; but Rebel loans could not be Aoated
on any Exchange in Europe while our armies
hold or pierce every Slave State and our fleets
close every Rebel port. independence is fact,
not phantasm; and recognition that the sun
shines at midnight would be Of no practical ac-
count.
We have no belief that even Louis Napoleon
much less Queen Victoria-will recognize the
Rebels under existing -hcumstances. We
think the French Emperor will be quite content
to let us alone so long as we let him alone.
The folly that is always vaunting of what we
will do to him and his Mexican bantling when
ever we shall have used L. Sc Rebellion is too
nearly allied to treason 70 need exposure; but
he is not the man to estimate barking dogs
above their value. Our Civil War has served him
too well to be gravely deprecated by him; and
he Is master Of the art of improving opportu-
mites as they occur, without seeking to push
success 100 far. He is most unlikely to give US
fair pretext for sanding the sugar of his latest
protege, Duke Gwin. His Mexican empire is
yet in the gristle, and does not court rough
experiments on its vitality. Rely on it, he will
very willingly preserve our amicable relations
for years yet if not forever.
But, while we do not apprehend European
recognition Of the Shareholders, we regard it as
Of little consequence. Intervention IS quite an
other and more serious matter. And that is
further off to-day than it was when Lee threat
ened Washington Or when Mcclellan retreated
from before Richmond.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The sudden increase of the quota OF this city
under the call for 10000 men is the theme oil sur
p-ise and anxious comment every hand The super
Si,ors met again last evening and adopted resou'oh
authorizing their Committee on Volunteering to pay
such sums for hand money as they may deem proper.
There was an exciting debate on the main question In
which Messrs Purdy, Tweed and Ely took part.
Under the new calculations Of the Provost
Marshal eneral the State Of Rhode Island is called
upon to furnish l459 men. But few days ago the
Governor (who had conferred with the War Depart
,pen exutnely proclaimed that the gallant little state
was "out Of the draft" The new decision creates
very natural surprise not altogether free from indg
nation.
The amount of the Communication fund is
reported by the Provost Marshal General to BIO sl2
III portion of which has been assigned for the
payment of bountes required by raising new troops
1t is believed however tina, there will be sufficient tC
nav the owners of slaves enlisted as volunteers The
compensation already allowed by the act Of Congress
A new assignment OF quotas under The last
cal OF President Lincoln has been made by Provost
MarshaGeneral Fry. by which it appears that there
arc now wanting from Massachusetts, 1906 men, HE
Cape District the South Shore District, and the tive
Boston Districts are :" out Of the draft
The case Of Burley, the late Erie raider, waf
finally decided on Friday morning ChefJustice Draper
and three Associate Judges being unanimous IN the
opinion that the prisoner should be given mp to the
United States.
A story is current at Fort Fisher that Gen
Lee telegraphe6 to Col Lamb to hold that fortress O.
all hazards. as its loss would compel Lees army u
eyacuate Richmond.
, Some guerrillas made a raid on Occoquan
below Alexandria. on Tuesday night, carrying OF
everything of value TO the citizens that they con!'
obtain
Gen. Butler will probably arrive in Lowell
CHS home to-day and has accepted an invitation y
address bis friends and neighbors in the evening.
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The sIcadviIlc, Pa, Hank Robbery.

MEADvIILr, Pa, Friday, Jan. ga ista
The loss Of bonds of the Bank OF CrawioIu
County in this place will not interfere with its bas'nss
all but SO 900 OF the 730s having been recovered ih'
bank will promptly meet lis obligations
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The expression, if not misprint, is very mala'
droit for no man can have any advantage
OF loyalty" over John Sherman-and not much
advantage in anything else.
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paragraph in Washington dispatch in on
last, indicating probable competition between
Gen. Schenck and Mr.. Sherman for the U. 5.
seuatosship from Ohio, speaks Of the "advan-
tage Of loyalty" possessed by Gen. Schenck.
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Eire I'm 81. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS Friday. Jan q, Ioo" =
The manufacturing establishment OF rage ~
Krosso. corner ~ Seyen,h.st and Russeliave,,,
bnrned this morning loss e27. 600 on stock macniheS
and building. Insurance $1,000.
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hurley TO be Given Up by the Cansdisss

TORONTO, frlcdy Jan. ~ icos
The case of Burley, the Lake Erie raider, was
finally decided this morning ChefJustce Draper and
three Associate judges being unanimous in the opinion
that the prisoner should be given up to the United
States.
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Ripley Ohio, Jan. 20, Ices.

Ansper.-We know very little of boring for
Petroleum, save In a very general way; yet We
believe that it has proved more successful than
mining for Gold, or Silver, or any other n&tal.
individuals have doubtless lost by this as by
every other form Of human enterprise; yet it Is
our impression that two dollars have boon made
for every one lost by attempts to extract petro-
leum from the valley Of the Ohio. And we
doubt whether any other Mining enterprise 50
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The oil Market.

NEW BEDFORD Friday. Jan. q, lS..
The oil market is quiet with no sales OF a sP sh.
the past week In whale there were SAFES " '''
| AZ 81 80 per gallon and 400 do on private 'e'"'
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UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

To-day being set apart exclusively for the
consideration OF private bills, the House proceeded to
The execution Of that order Adjourned
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DAILY TRIBUNE.
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Address THE TRIBUNE, NewloEk
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PETROLEUM As AN INVESTMENT

TO the Editor Of The n. y Tribune.
SIR take the liberty Of addressing you Oh
tho Petroleum question, and ask
/. Whether you think it would pay for poor
printer to invest little in any OF the companies Of
New.Yorkf
3. What Is the amount per sharet
VIII you please take the trouble to answer the above.
and give any other information you may think best
Yours, respectfully, 5.
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CAIEo. H., Friday Jan. q, lsc5.
The steamer Robert Burns, from Memphis
brings 10. bales OF. cctton, mostly 10y Cincinnati.
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~. Corrcsuoudenfs.

No r.,i.. A., n. taken OF ANONYMOUS communication
" ,evs~j. inended for insertion must be authenticate
bv the nsrns address of the wr;teInot nce'say 0i
o,,i;e.,ion but AS q guaranty for his good faftE ,
,ers fo this office should be eddiessedto Inc
TktsuNE," Newly ork Ito,
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The Tribune In London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. (Amedean Agents far L,eIsn'e,
,-Uencs Garden ". G. Agents for inc sas ~
THE TRIBUNE They viii also receive s7s'siF''0s' a''
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To Consumptiyes,

The undersigned having been restored
to health in few weeks, by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered seve-
raj years with severe lung affection.
and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send a
copy OF the prescription used Gree of
charge } with the directions for prepar-
ing and using the same, which they will
lad, sure cure for CONSUMPTION.
As'hma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, &c.
The only object ofthe advertiserin send.
Ing the Prescription is to benefit the
afli cted. and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County.
New York.
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ORPHAN'SsCOURT SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursu-
ance of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Elk county, we will expose to public sale,
on the premises in the Borough of St. Marys
in said county on the I'd day of December
next at one o'clock p. M, the folowin5 dc
scribed Town lots in said Borough of ST
Mary's, to-wit -
Town Lot Number sixteen (lG) on Maui
rus street.
Town Lot Number eighteen t1S) on Mau
rIs street.
Town Lot Number nineteen (l9) on Mau.
rus street ... .'.. ~
Town Lot Number seventeen ~ on Cen.
ter street.
Town Lot Number thirty-one on Cross
street.
Each Of said Town lots having one hun
dred feet front on said streets and running
back at right angles with said streets, two
hundred feet.
Terms Of sale, one half cash at time of
sale and remainder within six months there
after with interest, 20 be secured by the
purchaser, to the satisfaction of the sub
scribers.
L. c. SCHUL TIE,
MARY FISHER,
Administ rators.
ST. Mary's, Nov. Sth 1865.
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SIGN OF THE FLAG.
y. M'CAdRITNIE5,Yg, I5,g PHOTO

j. M'CAdRgysN1E'Yysi dg s1'ysp PHOTO; ITO
AMBROTYPER, having re.moddled
and fitted up the ball room of
the Fountain House," would
respectfully announce to the
citizens of Ridgway and adj
joining counties, that he has
made additional improvements
to both light and apparatus, and
he hatters himself that he can
satisfy the most fastidious taste
in a TRUE and lifelike like.
ness. ........
He also keeps constantly on
hand, good assortment of
cases.
Particular attention paid to
copying all kinds of pictures
etc.
Ridgway Nov. l1th '65.
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Orphans Court Sale.
Clerk of Orphans Cou,

BY VIRTUE of the above order of the
Orphan 8 Court of Elk county. there will be
exposed TO public sale at the Court House in
Ridgway. Elk County Penna on Monday
the goth day of November. 4. D.. 1865 at !
o'clock p. M. of said day. the sixth seventh
interest of the following described tract of
land. Bounded as follows. Commencing
at the North west corner of land now owned
by Joseph Dill and George Weis and running
thence West one hundred and eighty seven
and half perches, thence South to a corner,
thence East to corner in the line of the
aforesaid George Feis and Joseph Dill,
thence North along the aforesaid line to the
place of beginning, situatNn Jay township
Elk county Penn'a. and containing eight
seven and one half acres of land be the
same more or less. Terms cash.
VIM. II. MARR,
WM P. HULL.
Guardians of minor children, of David
Mari, late Of Northumberland County Pa,
deceased.
The above sale, stands adjourned, until
Monday December the 18th, at l O'clock
p. m.
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND
FARMS FOR SALE.

Three town lots for sale, adjoining the
Washington Hotel, Centre street, in the
Borough of St. Mary's, Elk Co., Pa.
Likewise 20 acres of land, Of a mile
south east of the Borough, Likewise
nine hundred acres of good farm land
Three farms with good houses and barns
upon them, and likewise Coal of an ex.
cellent quality, the coal veins 4! feet
in thickness, with a good prospect of oil
on Pine creek, near Greenville, Clarion
Co., Pa. ..
Likewise one share in flowing well,
in Oil City, aad FIVE interests in oil
leases. Also for sale large aud com.
modious Hotel in Greenville, Clarion
Co., Pa. ..t -.aE. ...'
For terms and other particulars apply
to JACOB SCHrFFER, at the Hotel
in Greenville, Clarion Co., Pa. ~
May 10Th, '65,-pd SI so
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T E r NJ OF
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1886.

From 'ohich there can be no Deviation
The following are the terms of the Lady's
Book for 1SG5:-
e Ohe copy one year So 90
nWo copies, one year 8 so
rhree copies, one year Z so
Four copies, one year 10 90
Five copies, one year, and nm extra
copy to the person getting up the club,
ni1Nlhg siT copies IA 90
Eight copies one year, and an extra
copy to the one getting up the club
making nine copies q 90
Eleven copies one year, and amer
ira copy to the one getting up the club,
making Twelve copies 81 so
ssS~ All additions to clubs at club rates
Rea-Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's
Home Magazine will be sent, each one vear
on receipt of 81 so.
BeApWe have no club with auy other
magazine or newspaper.
BeA, The money must all be sentat one Tim,
for any Of the clubs.
Canada subscribers must GO n "a
cents additional TO. each subscriber.
Address L. A. COMFY
N. z. Corner Sixth and CA1t,u. s,,.s,.
Philadelphia Pa,
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KINGS

20 r T A b i + L Z NJ ON A D L
Is the only preparation of the kind made
from the fruit. As an article of econo.
my, purity, ard deliciousness, it cannot
be surpassed. and is recommended by
physicians for iuvalids and family use.
1t will keep for years in any climate,
while its condensed form renders it es.
pecialIy convenient for travellers. All
who use lemops are requested to give it
atrial. Entertainmentsat home, partise,
and picnics should not be without it.
For sale by all Druggists and first. class
Grocers. Manufactured only by
LOUIS j. ETZGER,
No. $40 Pearl Street, New York.
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NINE. DEMORESTS'S
MIRROR OF FASHION
JOURNAL DC RAg
MONDE }

QUARTERLY JOURNAL DU RAd
MoNDE.)
Circulation 10000 Largest in the
world.) Each number contains large
and magnificent Fashion Plates. splendid
illustrations Of all the fashionable and
Paris novelties, for ladies' and children's
Dress, useful information, and the four
llfe'slze Patterns, cut ready for use, etc.
etc. Yearly, 81 single copies, 26 cents.
Published at NINE DEMoREsTs Empo-
rum of Fashions, No, 473 Broadway,
n. Y.
SPLENDID ANDNALUABLEP PREMICMS. y!
rach Yearly Subscriber to Nine. De-
morest's Mirror Of Fashions is entitled to
the selection Of SO cents worth of Extra
Patterns, or copy of Nine. Demorcst
Systme 70 Cutting Children's Drcssesy
or for 90 onts extra, the Ladies Sss
em.
For club 70 subscribers at 81 each
will be sent Persons, Arthur's or any
other s. magazine or newspaper for one
year, or a splendid Photograph Album
For club of 8. Godevs Lady's Book
or any other S3 magazine, or an eleganc
gilt, or steel Back Comb, or Side Comb,
n Club Of 10, Nine Demorest's 81
Running Stitch Sewing Machine, or
Seit,tucking Attachment, or full set OF
Steel or Gilt Combs.
A Club Of 65, new Wheeler and Will
sons Sewing machine with Hemmerau-
Self tucking Attachment.
\ Club of 65, a splendid patert lever
Gold Watch
All the Subscsibers are entitled to the
first premium. and TO the getter up Of
the club an extra copy ofthe Mirror of
Fashions for one year.
ny nun ber of 81 subscriptions sen.
toward making up a club, will b!
credited the same as if sent altogether.
Back numbers as specimens seat rt.,.
fare on receipt of 10 cents.
Splendid terms for agents. Send for
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BLACKSMITHING! /!

The undersigned takes pleasure in
announcing to the citizens of Ridgway
and vicinity, that he has built a new
and commodious shop on the East side
OF the street. leading to the p. e. f.
Raid Road Depot, where he will do all
kinds of work with promptness and in
the best style. He does not intend to
be surpassed either in low prices or good
work. He trusts that considerable ex.
perlence and prompt attention to the
business in person will secure a liberal
share Of paying patronage.
SAMUEL STRICKLAND.
Ridgway, Oct. 28th '65.-tf
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A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING

- relating to the human system. male
and female the causes aud treatment of
diseases the marriage customs of the
world how to marry well aud thou.
sand things never published before read
the revised and enlarged edition Of
"MEDIcAL COMMON SENsE," a cur.
ons book !or curious people, and goo!
book for every Que. 400 pages, l0O
Illustrations. Price sl,5O. Contents
table sent free to any address. Books
may be had at the Book stores, or will
,, be sent BY mai, post paid on receipt of
the price. Add ess
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IRON IN THERLO0n

The Peruvion Syrup supplies the blood
with Its LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, infus.
ing Strength, Vigor, aud New Life into
the whole system, For Dyspepsia,
Drepsy, Chronic Diarhea, Debility Fe'
male Weakness, etc, it is specific.
Thousands have been changed by the
use of this medicine from weak, siekly.
suffering creatures to strong, healthy,
and happy men and women.
A % page pamphlet sent Free.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 for 5.
j. P. DINSMORE, SO Dey Street,
~ New York.
Gold By prugeists generally.
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Itch! Itch 4! Itch !
Scratch ! Scratch a! Scratch !
II. Wheatnn's 0intnnnt

Wheat0n's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 4S Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheur, Ulcers. Chill
blains, and all Eruptions of the Skin.
Price 90 cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS &
POTTER, Sole Agents, 10 Washing
ton street, Boston, Mass, it will be for.
warded by mail, free of postage, to any
part of tho United States. -.
Sept. 18th lS65.-Gm.
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INITI-E NV'1
3 months New York.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
NOTICE is hereby given, that one
Jacob Schriffer advertising in this pa
per- under the head of Valuable Town
h-Hts and Farms for sale. has no anthori-
y TO sell the town lots and % acres of
;anu IN ana near st, Mary's Borough, as
= !l "" 'he sole owner, any sale made of
'lhe same on any part thereof without
my approval will not be valid.
BONEFATIUS SCHMOND
st. Hary's. June 22d '65
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1865.
T II Il

Fashion Magazine ofthe World
LITERATURE, FINE ARTS AND
FASHIONS. The most magnificent
Steel engravings. DOUBLE FASH.
ION PLATES. Wood engravings on
every subject that can interest ladies'.
Crochet knitting, Netting, Embroidery,
Articles for the Toilet, for the Parlor.
the Boudoir, ana the Kitchen. Every,
thing, in fact, to make a COMPLETE
LADY's Book.
The Ladies Favor1te For SO
Years.
No Magazine has been able to compete
with 1t. None attempt it,
GODEY'S RECEIPTS
for every department of household. These
alone are worth the price of the Book.
Model Cottages (no other Magazine gives
them), with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG
Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth $3 a year.
Other Magazines publish old worn-out mu
sic; but the subscribers to Cooley get il be
fore the music stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiar
ity with Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Stewart G.
Co., of New York, the millionaire, mer-
chants, appear in Cooley, the only maya
zine that has them. ',.sr -
Ladies Bonnets. We give more of them
IN year than any other magazine. In fact
II Ry's Book enables every lady to be
Id bonnet maker
ariOn Harland,
Aathrc's "Alone," "tIidden Path,n
Moss Side, Nemesis" and Miriam"
writes for Cooley each month. and for no
other magazine. A new novel by her will
be published in 1866. We have also re-
tanned all our old and fayorite contribu.
tors.
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Notice.-Is hereby given, that a
quantity Of logs were carried on my
lands, on Bennets Branch in Beuezette
township, Elk county Pa, sometime in
March 1865, with the following marks.
e Mt 0 MOTT O-RFOO-W D
and other marks l don't know the
meaning o., the owner or owners thereof,
are required to prove property, pay all
legal charges and take them away, 9th
erwlse they will be forfeited according
TO the Limitation of the Jaw.
RALPH JOHNSON SR.
Sept. 29th P65. t,srg. 1t
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Consumption.

@1 etHA1 PU1OHs
\ valuable treatise by a Retired
Physician, on the nature of oonsump.
tiou and its various stages. together with
rules for self treatment, and simple pre-
scriptions which have cured thousands,
will be sent, free of charge, to any one
applying. 1t will cost you nothing. and
may be the means of saving your money
and perhaps your life. Sena an oddrcs-
sed envelopeto
STEPHEN HAMLIN, NJ. d.
Murray Street,
e , 81 N ew York City.
T.ol ~ JeS o.,
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LOVE AND HARMONY.

Any Lady or G ,ntleman sending mo
their address, will receive tull directions
for gaining the affections Of the oppo-
site sex, and which will enable them to
marry happily, irrespective of wealth,
or beauty. Address ....
Mrs MARIE LEMOTLLE,
Harlem P. O.,
New York city.
GarcG II, '65.Sm.
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NoTlCE.-Th Books and accounts nt
Jacob J. Storer & Co, and Charles II
iering CO.. Of 81 Mary's. have bee
placed in the hands ofthe undersigned for
settlement. Parties indebted to either Of
the above firms, are notified that their 40.
counts must be settled by payment To- the
undersig" ed, within 30 days.
LAURIE ]. BLAKELY. Az,
fnn q ERINn !. 90 q rn,nn. =. -. I.
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