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From Panama

NEW YORK August q.-The steamer
Costa Rica brings Panama dates TO the
3Ist ult.
The Monuehita Plavas, whose seizure
1 by the N1earaugua government was
announced by the last arrival, has been
eonhseated partly On account of her
/ informal papers made out by the Z. s,
! Consul at Panama, but principally ow-
/ ing to her being engaged in an ILLEGAL
and Piratical cruise.
| There Is considerable excitement con-
eerning the coming election. and Mos
/ guerra VIII probably be chosen
Don Hunquen Palaces, minister from
Guatemala to Nicaragua, was assaSsi-
mated on the night of the 18th bv per
son named RIvas. No cause Is assign
ed.
In Chilli Congress has been a fortnight
considering article of the constitution
which makes the Roman Catholic the
religion of the republic, to the exclusion
OF the public exercise of any other The
man Iegarte Ceubrand. in connection
With the ire and destruction of females
in Santiago, made speech on the sub
Jeet 20 two hundred SenoHtas, and so ex-
ted them That the whole crown of wo-
men rushed to the Congress Screaming.
Death to the Herefic,'' five on. holy
religion" DE
A fire at Valparaiso on the 18th of
June destroyed $50, go worth of pro-
perty.
The news from Peru Is not any more
hopeful of the restoration of tranquil
". The revolutionary forces seem TO
be concentrating at or near TrujeIlo.
AdYiees from Buenos Ayres are to
the 4th of June, and state that on the
18th OF May, after a severe fight, the
Argentine forces succeeded IN recap
turing Corcintes from the Paraguay
aus.
From reports Lopez Is likely to meet
with general defeat.
There Is nothing Important from Equa-
dor. The rebellion appears entirely.
queIled for the present
The Golden City, just arrived, reports
the L. s flagship Lancaster at Acapul-
co severely damaged by heavy weather
on her trip TO that port, of Cape Dan
Suis. She viii reman at Acapulco for
repairs.
The Costa Riea brings $4,000 in spe-
cie-
a special to the Evening Post from
Saratoga dated the 9Th says: The first
race to-day for three year old-one and
half mile dash was won by the Revenue
colt Baltimore Oliata. Second time WAS
'241z. The second race for two wear old
one mile daSh-was won BY William
Hunters colt Tim. Time was l:5lII.
Third race for all aEe-one and a quar-
ter mile dash-Was won by Nellie
Groves. Second time was 2:I3.
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Kentucky Election.

I LOUISVILLE, August SIN Paducah
the Democratic ticket was elected
+ also throughout the entire first district,
and Trimble EDeTn.l got i've 1l1o1sand
majority for Congress.
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Over twenty yea-z' increasing dmnd has
ezsaElis1ed the fact that 1IAEHEss' vEyE-
rAS HARDEEs Is the ba IN the world. 1t
the cheapet, the most reliable, and MIST
convenient C0IupIste IN one bottle Does
7a require any previous preparation Of the
bsir. No trouble No GoSk or stain Does
.orr1SoR OF make thehaR appear dusty and
40. bur iru7oarts 70 II new Life and lustre.
p-,suees beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ind. A child can apply it Always gives
,-.lsssc4aon- Only > cents Per bot1le. Sod
szyFhae
IL MATHEWS, Manufactures, n. Y.
vHAs BARNES & co, New YORK, whole
aEAEatS mAy2E1yeod
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A CENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
u National Work. the most complete only
authentic and reliable Life Of Lincoln pub
Hshed- This work Is entirely DeR and Orig
mad and contains more Of his early history
political career, speeches, &c, tnEeIher with
the scenes and incidents connecfE5 with his
tragic end, than any Other Teachers lsliies
and especially returned and disabled soldiers
VII ind II a rare chance TO make money
AddTes JONES, BROS. 4 CO, Philadelphia.
Pa ta2l-lu1dEE-
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Arrival OE the CuA
NV York, August She steamer
GuoA arrived up AZ 10 o'GloelZ
S[sLaer41 brec<inEdge, eErebel Sec
from the West Indies W
Ihe Great EasseFn had 1,aval7 on, 5zo
nautical miles of the cable on fbs -
teInoon OF the 18th the signals were
good. -
The American governments having
plzced aR embargo on a cargo of 1eotro5
shipped from Havana TO M Rrif4s.,7I
nfedeEate agentat Liverpool, the cas-
vas carried TO the coHrt OF ckaneaTr
Vice Chancellor Wood gave his deeis-
ion recognizing the claim Of the Z. S.
government TO the cotton; bun, consid-
erIRg existence of certain agreement
between Confederate government and
their agent, which might be binding
upon the United States as SUCCESSORS to
the Confederate government, he ordered
that BEitteau be permitted receiver
IN the case, which would enable him to
dispose Of the cotton and pay all proper
charges, he giving security for 1900
pounds sterling.
: The Army and Navy Gazette speaks
of the probabilities of England being
involved IN In the impending var in the
DE-. Pntchard, the peisoneT, was hung
IN Glasgow in the presence of an i'm
menSe eOncourse.
Paris. bourse flat at 6Tf.
A meeting between the sovereigns of
Austria, Russia, Bavaria and Saxouia.
at SaltZburg, isspoken Of
Abatement Of the cholera at AIexan-
dria confirmed.
liverpool July 29.-Cotton market
closing dull with downward tendency.
Breadstufs quiet but steady. Provis-
ions steady. Lard holders demand an
advance.
London, July 29.-Consols eo1<aeo1<
for money, Q. S. 5-2O's 69L. Illinois
Central shares So}z@sI, Erie 54334 a54z.
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PhIIadelDlIia MUEel,
PHILADELPHIA. A

PHILADELPHIA. August g.
FLouR-ActIve7 sales OF spring wheat
extra S.
WHEAT-FTrm; $3.50 to 200 for red
and - 10 for common white
CoRS-Aetive7 sales-of yellow Al sc
and western mixed at SIC.
WHsKT-SaIes of Ohio at S223
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RObbery--CnuffoI1 ~, ~, r,,-,,1x,

Troy, Pa. August "a safe in the
office Of Howard & Cos ETpreEs IN
L n village, was entered on the NIGHT
OF the 18th Of July, and thirty rs.
1-50 notes of $50 each, Numbered from
165;I5i TO l6S, 100; and 90 Z. s. T-S0 notes
OF last issue, of Sl00 each-numbare5
from 2o9, SIS to rs, 81, were stoleu,whic.b
nave nOt yet been recovered Thepub-
lie are cautioned against buyinO 49,
bonds for they have never been reGns
larly issued, and are therefore woTfb
less, the Government having stoDneJ
their payment The Express CompanT
has offered a reward of s., 600 for the Re
covery of the bonds and the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the thieves.
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BY authority OF the LeeisIatuTe.l
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West virginia.

Dissolved, By THE LEGISLATURE
2os1 as an amendment TO the Constitution Of
rs s1ale. 70 be added Al the end of the frs
Ac711 Of the third article Thereof, 10 become
m q the said Constitution when ratified
azSEdt1E 10 the provisions thereof namely
No psSOn who, since the nrR day Of June
a las gwen or shah give voluntary sid or
S1sls1ee 10 The rebellion aEafnSr the United
2ieA, shan be . citizen Of this State OF be al
-Se1 % vote A. any election held therein,
2% he has Toluueeaed into The military
Z -aEa service Of The United States and has
"A a s8aII be honorahlY discharged there
S1n=
45oussd NFsr,4,1 Iss5 ,1as
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OnefunafI MarIzet.

CNCISNATI, August 9
FLouR-Uuchanged but it Is held
more firmly at $50 to $50 for good
extra to fancy,
WHAT-In good demand and prices
are higher; prime red SI.SG to 200 and
No Chicago spring SIyJ1 TO LOO
CoRE-Scarce and prices advanced
9Ar- Firuler. with a good demand;
old 81 to Gee, new S TO 45c.
RTE-Deehned to 81 90.
BARLEY-HlgheF.
LINsEED 0IL-AdFaneed TO sI,S
WHLsKY-Dull, but held firmly at
10
Provision Sothing done; CITY Ness
Pork was offered II 5000
GOLD-14s1z@144
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The prize money from about 500 nav
Al Captains is announced for dIstribu-
hon at the fourth auditors bureau.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Health of the President.
The Freedman's Bureau.
FGoLD CLOSED AT Ms "a

EFom south CHrOl1nA-Ehe ChfVaIFy
Locking After the sPaqufsftes'.-
DtEaa1iElaef1on With GOV. Perry
6eh GIlMore gone 70 he EnterFOr-
FFOm MeKkeO-IIIIIle rlalfsfR CanersIt.
ulatfnS EhemseEEes on o8PeedIy Re-
eOsnfftOn bY fhe Enffel Stat@-Ths
Republican Armies sim LARGE and
DeGamE-IaureE GafmfnS Ground.
NEW YORK, Aug. a.-The Herald's
Charleston correspondent Of the 5fh
says: A misunderstanding between the
civil and military authorities has arisen
in consequence Of Gov. Perry HAVING. in
his proclamation pe-appointed the Old
county officers, who were in position
under rebel rule. The rebel Sheriff of
Charleston had demanded the surren-
der Of the county Jail from Gen. Ben
nett, post commandant, who returned
q prompt refusal, stating that South
Caroline IS St1lt under martial law, and
that he VIII deliver up no properly in
his charge, until ordered to do 50 BY his
superior officer.
The military generally and the Union
men of the State, what few of the latter
there are, are indignant over the pro-
clamadon, and the attempts of the I'M
adulterated seeesSionists to make usa of
il to regain their lost political positions
Many considered that Gov. Perry had
exceeded his power, while others assert
ed that he was acting in accordance
with the Presidents instructions.
Gen. Gilmore has started on an expe-
dition into the interior and Is expected
to proceed as far as CoIumbia and have
an interview with the Governor. 1t Is
said that the General has recommended
TO the War Department the retention of
considerable military force in the
State for sometime vet.
II is believed that the State Conven-
ton with a majority OF delegates of the
school of the old dre-eateEs, nuHifiers
and rebels, are determined. if pos
sible, to regain their lost power.
The Herald's City of Mexico CORES
pondent of the 21st ult-, SAYS: The In
periaIists there were congratulaIIng
themselves on the fancied bright pros
poets of the Empire. and their expecta-
tations of its early recognition by the
c. s., for the purpose of securing which
latter dssideratum, 1t was reported that
Gen Almatte was preparing for trip
to Washington, but the correspondent
describes the present condition of the
country as anything but dattering to
the new government. The Republican
armies are still large and sufficient to
hold undisputed possession of a great
portion of the territory of the country,
while the guerrilla bands roam through
nearly every section still giving infinite
annoyance TO the Imperial troops, and
the friends of JuarRE- Gre said to be
gaining ground everywhere.
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WAsHTSeroS, August e.-Atleast IOa
o!Es y ere m " aT6ng at the EKeCu-
tive ansl0n TO see the President A
number we're from Southern States IN
guest OF pardons- Col Burnett. of
KY, who, when a member Of the Fed
efaI Congress, was one Of the fe4eest
advocates Of secession. and who amer
wards was 3 leader in the rebel Senate,
was also IN the group seeking Execu-
tive elemency.
William Solder, of Norfolk, was to-
DAY the object OF special pap3on-
The Navy Department design send
ing the Iron-clad Monadunk To San
francisco. She VIII be accompanied
by another vessel carving Csasl s71fj
necessary supplies.
Inc number of pardous granted by
the President VIII not ex5ee3 501 - :
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The Rebel Hill.

WAsHNGToS, Aug. e-The rebel
General HILL committed TO the work
house several DAYS ago forindecen1 and
disorderly conduct, has been released
Two mechanics having yesterday paid
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The Salisbury sUn1On Hammer Re
Rumea Publication.

WAsHINGToS. August S.-The follow
ing official order with reference to the
suspension of the Salisbury N. c.
Union Banner has been received here.
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HATHAWAY, LEACH GsEKAKHs,
17Areh Street, Ph1ladelphsa.
NAsUFACTUKWs OF
Steam Elgila, Baifls, Air Pumps.
AND OIL WELL TOOLS.

DELES in Machinery, Bolts, Nuts and
II Washers, and agent for the sale OF Ma
chiuistS' Tools manufactured by the New
York Steam Engine Works Shops, New
Castle, Delaware
jpl4-2m eod-JC&Co. -
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Coco Crss.aTl .i1r file Hair.
Rvf5 Win your Grey Hair
Avn With your GneT HAIR.
No more unGd Pomadsu
Nomore Taneid PumadB!!
-.-v4art sO17stlll1lng elegant,
-, GI-aiu1tne delicious FeEftme,
~ = desire son and Sky Hair.
- = yT,yl1ft ,yuzr. Hair I1Ds8Fv0d,
= -, vaut yUzT Eair to grow
+ - ul.IInf 70 prevent premature Baldne8s
:. -, vIrrlf TO hard II DandrIa,
Use the Coco cpGn-
Csc the CoeO Cream
Use the Coco Cream
Use the Coco Cream
Eethe Coco Cream
Pbss CENTS bottle
LAUGHLNs & BUsHFIELD,
~ Wheeling, wa
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So % a Times.

Special to the Times.
New YORK, August 9.-The Presi-
dent Is in good health, and spent some
time in riding out yesterday.
A military commission is engaged
trying the cases of prisoners confined
in the old capitol prison.
The statement that counterfeit SIS on
the National Bank are in circulation Is
wholly unfounded- The difference
noted in some Of them was made by the
Treasury Department.
The report that one dollar Govern
meut notes are c0uuteFfeiued Is diScred-
tied at the Treasury Department.
The receipts of internal revenue yes
teTdAy were over one and q quarter
millions The Treasury has SUFFICIENT
funds in vault to pay al Indebtedness
to the army.
The Richmond correspondence the
Herald SAYS:
The action of the officers of the
Freedmeu's bureau IN this locality, IN
der instructions from the chief Of bu-
reau at Washington, Is somewhat dis
tasteful to the First Families of the the
Old Dominion, who have yet TO learn TO
appreciate the great change Of the labor
system of the State wrought out by the
war.
The idea that negroes can make a
complaint against the aristocratic
Wn4ASSV ana sustain II DS ELIe testimony
of their own color, appears to be some
thing not thought of until brought to
the scrutiny of those charged with the
protection Of the rights Of the freedmen
The bureau here is now almost daily
engaged in solving the enigma of the
former Ioully whites and the al
ways Lowry negro. Numerous cases Of
arguments to pay reasonable cOmPen-
sation, after the fall of Richmond, to
these eoutrabands for field service or
farm labor In this country, have arisen.
Everywhere, amer the crop has been
made, they have bean driven away
with the assertion and its attempted
enforcement, I'VE can't keep you any
longer; you are now free; go, and take
of the Bureau interfere and see that
equity prevails This Is no fable but
its moral Is on its face.
The city Is unusually quiet
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BALEDIoRE, August 8.
FLoBR-Quiet; higher grades firm.
WHEAT--FIrua; sales Of new red at
500 TO 10.
CoRS-AetIve; sales of white at 9s to
93c and yellow at So TO &c
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FURNITURE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED REsPECTFULLY
j iu6oon the pubic that they are n1auufsc-
turing and have Constantly On hand an eEIen-
Si-e sock Of al kinds of Furniture such As
B0ok-eaSeS. WaDdEDbea Bureaus. Tabls
Stands, Be1Steads Lounges. Chairs InuokInE
GLASSES and everything usually 6uBd In a
Furniture Warenoom-s
short notice
They aTe alssPzepa1sd toray PROMPT and
particular attention To the
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an EAss coP.sS Y Be 9 96Sb I5 zoo s.
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UndeFtaIing Buainess

In an It's trzreale I,Essz on hand a genera
assortment 81 COFFT8SS q an Eflss, e5EeFeE
and plain, trimmed in the best style Wiz
heGFla and usual At eIliiauEeaE Also
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Iynn'S Cumberland Cenant

IVuU 5 OILUIUoIIHIIU UHIUHIIL
An unequaIled article for an kinds a
MASONRY
where water Is 70 be RESISTED or great strength
Formulation tn Wet and Damp PineeR
Iinfns for GasomatE Tan1zG
CISIEHSS,
Gruufing for Warehouse, Cellar OF Kitalen
Floor, and an pEIr70se f0E which CeLl1ut Is
used making Q complete pEOteGt4O1 1gsltElIl
FIRE, DA4EPSEl5S AND NEfR9TIkS-
Supply always On hand md 1cr slfe By
JOSEPH A. MEIGA1F,
-tu2s-4 s. Main strest.
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NUS AID WAGNIF1R.
NIIS AND y -ASHEES FOR x 81, >,
EssiaeFs fo suit 4 - - a. ! NJ. -
JUS P C HILDRETH 4 BRO
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80 WErAIIIc RTIEIAI. o.,

Which for ordinary iu1eE1neut, dEaosiflEl-Z IN
vaults and transp oEtafion, they have no rival
WM. INK Z SON
No - Main St 6ienfEs VIII
A few doors above Reed 4 ERdss DIX
SslaEe, v'zt s4de. h1y2szEn
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"a BOXES PRIME ". r. SELECTED
s9U aEEtVtnga4 LIsI, MORRISON & co.
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There is no Investment
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

DHERENCE Is made 10 hundreds Of fam
In lies noW using the1n IN Wheeling and
tViefuifE.
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a t,filasnv Asra'F on w. +. Porter, dad, ys Fh0ba
Jrss Porter aud othsrs. IEs0LyEsfshlLh,
80 APPEARING IRON TfTK ALLIE
nfvfosa n DE IN tha1 Ne assenassss, e. HaLsse,
ss al aIlaes Jaha = fsaie, 4. ueasieh, Meeeel
- sis a. reansssss, Or - tsseond taat - -
81 - es.ae - 80 1870 usSka n bssenisss MAHs
80 nsassai4ens esse.s - -
~ 80 ~ ~ sEf 20 Gnsssr sai tn he tsns Sh pc
55s ~ ssnle,ssd ana - tsg heaFiss s. Rafse : -,
..,s-,v "a, HysT HOOD. ?. G. an.
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E6sTlIsss sale Of neal nstats.

NY VIRTUE or A YENDIffoxl EAfokAss
sn ths ciFcslk CsaEs d kpqE cegntE arseea - :.
~ a. SID eosntg n ~ esse q ~ tls114s 80. ~ ~.
"a s ii saesd and sthgfe III ez1se e eaho SIS -
- $500 iof cssh e ne coaIs hess. aess 49,
f lfl ~ II, fnssf ~ u h1 = , sst<la esAss -
- fln1ff9 - tha etfas e Nsy sac - - =
SsbefianA street. aefonlnE tee nlAf sase 80 -
- EezsAsuss 81 ~. v. tnee4 49, Atsens 80 - -
. 81. 81 fn ~ 90 e kaexxins 4iag ~ ssssA 80
go - - - e.Tses 81 ens and MaTket ageSe1s be19 ~
- ~ "a rscsasy aossPsd he tebn 81 csedes 80 y =;
~ y 49, asAsst R reeias kns il ana ffte 81 LAet
- ~ lies sifal a. knsx eounsSs sdjesnlns ne haas
ssS lsas6sr ~ htlse Of WD. Seas ana othefa sala
sse~ Vi he ash 10 satisy Judgment Tcrevefsa
- ~ end efhsFs sganst Wn. u. kaeed. 9ehn n efsf
- - 2; A.sns'ds ana ''a MD sEAaBsS. sAsssr.
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80 .fI.f ffe olsA vENrI4lOET - fosks.
-. - ss,Il epugl e Ekase seenz alsseisa = 49,
IS ~ * Ssa eoenk g - ~ - 81 sas N Sntsls So -
~ ,las ~ s5h e shs eet A1ese esst 80
- - - - .alg4 - ~ nhgl} - g
- - e 49, - ~ lsfs'ek - ts, = 49,. -
II 7s 4SsSes 80 1zsa.1s4 - 80
"a ~ Il - 4 f<1ss ~ kfals e1se4 e es1sxf ~
81 - 80 = 49,. - ~ afa4ie4 On The Mt1t - q
49, 4s sfst - ss.se kaaea e Is - t7T4e -
- s,s Sss s. 81 % y, 80 < ~. ~.
$50 Soa - y !. ~ /. ss7 n 4 Hsass
- - l3sss =, ~ sSaskeas etlaa e 90 ata ssss,s
- sal sifttsa--nafleef 81 81 - sss.-
- ~ - = NJ a feza sfe Ism - cIe..ss.
& Isss.fs flecvs n y a fsssss - s.s
1870 u = NJ Eakea, srigh " tfeset ssvsss -
CO.., M AI1apss. ssw.s:
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INSURE WITH THE PHRNEA
New G Gods.
PIPER & VESTAL

WOULD INFORM THEIR FRIENDS
w ana s,srey rusasssz ga lAsy lars lakta tAs starr
rso sarf o. TrEnka Bosses, sftest = - esFt hsaas =
ass- ssset sea AZ hsepzrp1 sae fedsesrnl bete y
PRicE k1d sTffE q shs fneNing Fsar7 sd sseFs ~
oc1E We weaa respectfully Aaxise 20 yshisE dtsrAsss
~s sAspssA ~ tie rsasaat zftAsy VII And htc oEf N
Serest q sxazsns ear seek hssors paEehHsisf,
Fsney chaEise ard pefAlBss,
Raaes ana fAasg "a Rsn alas hss sasP~ss
SAX fanzassA. hsFsshsA ss3 Lege Nsh,
FS1Sr - $50 Esz1Es,sErre sd AUssesAs u
a1ecgi Fss1t Fs1efiaF ard hEgfet Fest &Ht tsf5
rszTPas{f e&f7s ara La g. Csts So
ssripea ana Plain NaRscct NsstH,
Yfsssris Laws Ard fadianhts.
RrNsznls ara Thrtioa Auaiir,
Csstan sna HnShHhacs Diaper.
TTSacs worksa Ana iine1 nssl4Ik, :. a.ss
Isssu can.sttd Eeean1l eaeS aEa d.lk Aa4asefehtiA
PreDeh we've aah Atsc+3eaa coFtets,
Frgask ana American Rriatsstyes sew and assassiSi
IA nsearssd sra nro9n EeestsnFs,
Sd EIeseAet PsfoR-case e1sson,
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