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a correspondent os tie Houston
CIexas) Aeus .L,Attin, a returned
solder ifom tile Fc0el army, afl-r de-
failing bis laho pilable treatment along
thc read, reeafk
lam sofy e 50, Alr Editor. thH
there AZ ycrg rnany citizen. ia th
eoaa.e through which ! IS
iafar e feeoHs.ruc,i5u aod ] wss
ioll bgNinteiliggnt agd .nausutiai eet-
ilem ma--troe southern meH--tilH Il
'le vote ea taken, tw9-ihr3 of lba
ma at home would 1ie o
trH Would he 8
q ew aaa ea
zoe feelings anal lier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

Why CoUNTREs BEoovER RAp.
IDLY From THE DEVASTATION or
WAR.--lhis perpetual consumption
and reproduction Of capital affords the
explanation of what has 90 often ex.
cited wonder, the great rapidly will
which countries recover from state
Of devastation the djsappeamnee, II
q short time, Of all traces of he mis-
chiefs done by earthquakes foods ,hur-
ricanes' and the xavages Of war. An
enemy lays waste country by fire
and sword, and destroys or carries
away nearly all the moyeable wealth
existing in it.; al the Inhabitants ru-
ined, and yet in a few years afier ey-
erytmng is as much as it was before
This tis ntcdtcufriz nature has bsen
subject Of sterile astonishment. or bas
been cited TO exemplily The wonderful
strength Of the principle Of saving.
which can repair such enormous loss.
es in such a brief interval There Il
nothing at all wonderful in the mat /
ter. What tho enemy have DESTROYED 1
would have been destroyed in a little |
while by the Inhabitants themselves +
the wealth which they So rapidly re-
produce would have needed 10 be re.
produced, and would have been repro.
duced in any case, and probably in a
short time.
Nothing Is changed, except tllat du-
ring the reproduction they have not
now tho advantage Of consuming what
had been produced previously. The
Of a rapid repair Of their
disasters mainly depends on whether
the country has been dopopulated. -
Il rs effective population have not
been extirpated at the time, and are
net starved afterwards, then, with the
same skill and knowledge which they
mad before, with their land and lis
permanent Improvements undestroyel
aad the more durable buildings uuim.
paired, or partially injured, they have
1ear'y all the requisites for their for.f
ncr aWount Of production. II there
slas much Of iood lett them, or Of yal.
la1ies to buy food as enables them
y aug amount Of privation to ROMAN
awe and in working coadilonIhey
ai!i e q short time haze raised as
,reai 9 produce, and acquired collect
Yely as great wealth and as great a
apittl as before, by the mere con,in-
.anee Of the ordinary amour. Of exer. =
ION which they are accustomed 10 en-. .
10Y ~ their occupations. Nor does
a's eylnce any strength in the prin. +
lple Of saving, ~ the popnIar sense q
Ihe term, since wbal takes place Is \
u intentional abstinence but inyol
niarg prlyation.- Mis- Ee0aomg :,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

The WEALTmEsr MAs-AssUAL
Income or s5,000,000.--Alexander
j. Stewart, the dry goods nabob of
New York, has Tie largest income Of
any man 81 America Or probably in
tie world. He has lately paid an 10.
e9me las of $4,000 Ion a net in
come ol ifre million doHarsJ
'ihs souId be lbe interest at G per
cent gf oger cishy millions. We
know of no cae among lie wealthy
men q Ensianl i.ia, surpass Or equals
ial5 sne "a upHoye A. r. Stewart
= ~ <"fieaet man living
Sir siesaH's aaHad business 4
.biuY mt.ou lIe osng fourteen
.ul igas 81 fesi estate. Moses Taylor,
@Ao pays taxes % ea iacome of 800.
W., ea9 s be etiie4 wealthy
naa 10 comparison wlb Mr stewart.
.'hat q tai ameant Z e9sI might 10
i a. Stew
4Ite Ifa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

Az Arr RErLY--Mr Mewins was
coarting a young lady Of some allrac-
tions, aud something of fortune into
the bargain. After aIiberal arrange.
meni h.d been made for the young la
dy By her father, Mr. Mewins. having
taken particular fancy TO little
brown mare, demanded that II should
be thrown into the bargain and, up
Ga positive refusal, the match WA
broken OF. After a couple Of years,
the parties accidentally net ut coun-
try balI--Mr. dewins was quite Will
ing TO renew the eagagement--tlle la
dy appeared not - lage the slightest
recollection d hin.
Surely. you have 70. forgotten me-
said Be.
'Wba. nane, sirr she inquired.
'3leaius, le replied j bad the
honor Of paying my addresses to you
about two years ago.
4 remember person Of that name,
she rejoined, who paid BIS attentions
70 my fathers brown mare. - Cal.
Spirit of he dge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24
MoDgL JuaYMAy.-A wall-kaowt

MODEL JURYMAN-A wsll-known
character Frequently figured on iaries.
when on a jury 10 soon as they bad
retired to their room 10 deliberate. he
would button Up his coat and turn in'
on bench, exclaiming. ~Genaemen.
Im Tor bringing ~ a verde. f5r tie
plaindfi, (or defendant, as be had set-
iled his mind. and al creation cant
move nc, therefore, - s2oa as you
have all agreed .Biih me, sake me uB
anl 80 vii 81 IL.
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Barf & Burton Seminary,

Barf & Burton Seminary.
TshK WINTER TERM ~ ta!a lustifatiea ~Iil
teEih go tAe iita day e December aeHt
dssTarc cgens
WILLIAM hAsruW a. ". Principal
NbiAiA ALhhk s. N Assistant
MIS- LAT EA ~ STRONG FfeuFlrss
AKe. a u BAsOuA. Tahehsf 81 ausBo
Mss SARAH 4. GOODRICH.
Tgachtr II r nfaanfhit
feans uaH haFlfg @ r5sw pegassitsn f5ftbe
AtafstFY, vhs rifelhss.Ances may rzBtsr kaeh aid
ataiFA s. nNAas HrtGsrig foan3aa. atirlA oaa taFe
tnf fseaiAt esfEtt 81 lutta. fisat rf.t inflaaut-
aiig fs aaitfe8
= S.rsaiaf ssfine sfaetat lafrusiiaa esn T. lad
sa A9s lesgspa 81 iae fi4hsfAi
d & EUsnNAA. Clark.
Manchester Soy I8 lsSs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

Beauty IN women 3 hka ,ha goser
10 fpfiag, but virtue r IKE TIE Stars
of heg Is.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MINER g. pRLFDLE,
TT0RNKTS AID CUuSSELLuRS AT
N LAW, Claim. Pension and fire
aRd Life fnsnfnnce Agents.
OgffCE 0vEH EQufAnI srpHr.
Manchester, Bennington County Vermont.
a MfNTn. 80 u. rmNpLE.
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! Dr. II. BUTTON
~y1YYp DENTIST,
onesaaa Residence 81 fac1oRrFolN7

once and Residence st fACgORf r 0LNT
Dr. r. NAV be feuul 3; his oiEee Saturdays
kNd Mon8ays. fuesaass at West Dorset.
Wednesday sid Thursdays a Grandpjie Cor
sers, EfidAytsi pswiet
PLATE WORK
On 6@@d NlrsF, ard la3eansst8 Ra31tr from
ere taoih a. eaisre ~; 3eae naals sna With
daspAich. Temporary sesN can S. ras Fl alih
in feM daFs afief cKiretng ih tath
Al a0rs seaTraafsd q Csrs safSIaffda.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

JAMAICA LEATHER COMPANY mauu-
~ iaclurc Custofn-Nadg Boots expressly for
tha New kpg.snd trade. All work warranted.
Prices ~ SUIT the times. Orders solicited.
l.. =. trKAorE, AGKSrs JAMAICA, VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-24

RUcg MlTTENs AND GLOVES, mann.
ID featured ard sold by
". uoYT, AoKNT, MANCHESTER.
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J S. 0SMAN, ~ d.,
nEASEiftNG FNT-ltiN AAu 5l.GEoN.
oi-s~ iA Ceafi llaas
~ Masfuts7En w
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f1r. AfAls@FTAIsrs@
HEADkcHE kAn rkTERpg csusr
80 h ~ -.

hAt thafa@6 lssfs ttN8 ta tAs s1 saaa. .5i
AnesA 81 Nafssrh, aa8 sss. f.s4ssAr 49,
Esee as8 neslness sags Ag
Geld la ske MeaB.
ttgJNls Ata fafsss sssi I'll tt {.ss
tht easats fsa
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q. l.. AMEs. II. d.,
II :. EXAMINER FOR INVALID PEN
U SiuNS. 0Hice 3 doors casi q lho Bap
slx cbat b.
Fsesory Point, Jaue Z, 1864.
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VASpERuPS HOTEL. -Tlelaue cstsb-
lshe li0tel tIii continues open far ibc
accommodation of tao travelling public. Par
tieu,ar ai icBtion eYel % hosr3ers from abroad
during the summef months. The public rst-
ronnrr hitherto literally extended IS respect
fully solicited
NANpEuw, PRopu ron.
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Terms Tor AstvUrffHauE
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Messy mBss saay tAa 5s4at
whe faflsstHa AGENTS eft raffafsgsf tH fesgieE
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

a Nut for the Radicals to Crack.
The following extract from legal deeis-
ison Of Judge Srragne. ofshe Omitted States
District Court, Boston, is . hard nut for
the Radicals to crack 1t was decided in
April, 1862, In the case of Amy Watsi ok.
The Judge said
at has been supposed that after the re
bellion is suppressed the Government would
have the right Of conquest; that a Stare
and its inhabitants may De permanently iii
vested Of all political privileges. and treat
ell as foreign tcrritofy acquired by arms. :
This is an crror-a gray. and dangerous
error. Under dsspotic governments the
power municipal oonfscation may be IN
limited but under our government the
right of SOVEREIGNTY over any portion of a
State is given and limited by the Consti-
tuition. and eill be the same, after the var
as before. When the United States takes
possessi n of any rebel district, they asquire
no new title, but merely vindicate that
which previously existed"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

&stXd "a Il = ..---~..
" sFsise froSae isapars s>sss efsAs No.. w !;
fS:,s ~ :; NO d. y IS I'D:
nAxfyV1Se1S. ks0tIe Hefe Eys5
= lead, Ola sores. Sweii!.E =. -
s f.: ~: Sd, .fs,s 49,: :sSs.
f1m nAles IN fhe RaOS 1.Sssres'
afmnein1a. 1Drop6y $500
llseR,alloopaa1n Oya1eSD,
NorvUn AAeO11eoeS4ae9 ~
Hanltv. ooh Chroa1c ulfDds - ~.
S0a Gisooeea. ao1nf6lU Heoo ehe
use orMeFeory. BIO - : 80
Anong all .se ceiebr ased rensediss fsr 'neenisf
d those diseases srisfng fross m tsfpnfe s'a'e u
the blood. none seems 10 be meeting wiin sush
success, asd - gre such sstassaetscstc ffas
Or. Easteriy's Iodine and SAFsapAysr
10 ne Western States NEARLY three-so 9fsns OF
the nh abtanss are sE1icted Witirs Stspld n 10 ,
active cosahiOnsos thv Liver sndft u 'besR ved
that nine tenshs Of III the sickness and sdneflns
ar sc from that cause. "a
Or. Easteriy's Iodine apd, SsysaparilA.
= an in fallihls cure Cor Liver Gouplanss u has
sPecitid nctan on the is-1er, and 2tews ccstles
will core the worst Gases.
Or. Easterly's iodine md aS4rsapmiila
is arad,cal cure for CHI euc or III se~ssery r. u
mas'sn. LIS medIcine removes we
puni3'n oaoea, AAe cure ~ $40 s9Si"
VI. LasteT4y lodine ana Safssparh'a
has cured more cases Of indigesroif arg usNyp
one has ever used !, ,.;4l,,.., bcne4tss - ~
h. r.e,assrss yoa;.sa "a E5rs.,.rfsa
|v AJ i'u'i'S c''u
Wands pre-ep- 1ept As the d re.aedy evsS uis
covered Tor diseases Of the kdneys, ASUpy ana
N"@. .1's" .aee' " -
N>'e''y loui"e s'v
Qtte best remedy knewn TO sAe clril!zst ~s,i"
r5r the cure OF Neuralsia, Nervous 4faesc ns'
Logs OF Memory. General Debility Pa4ns "A the
Foe, apd the various nervous Ansctionsto WHEN
females are liable, and suffer so n,lGl IN io~ OF
oe"'ii'4.ed state o. hem'h. ~ rs -"e'e1
ssA'f - az
Or. Easterly'A luGDne apdg SarsApariia
Is the best Cosmetic known. Ladies who s,'mire
- ~ -, aa. 80 y - ~ nv
sI"on '"s ass y, pa.n's VI IA nss IN.
m, .ae ~, -, ,.,
.i'e''1I ~: ..s ~ ,a;,n,s
VIZ ''oot' a"'t s.',"s -. cum
nus IA" ni'..s ~ .uNi', a % -
le"a"ec 10 'ne o'oe'A anu - siiYsSsS " oN'''
DIR Exsteriy's Iodine and Sar,aUari,ia
:. =, ,..,~
Is great isiuaie ilfn'c'he. !" 'h'",e, rss
eointeracts the Darsetessness OF the teaie ,rah,e
Those suffering from weakness aud tss,'nd- VINO
use II. q cnce become vigorous ana 'a'1 OF en-
gy nnder i'- influence No female sn"nia nt.iee'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
4 Perfect Cure for Catnrrh
R.C06DAlE'Sl
CkTARRH |
...ssi Re M EDY.l
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is


The .4CSae o. Per6erft0ss.
tpenetrates the secret Am bush
OF ms terrible disease, aud externinates IT. root
II removes All tbc wretched
SYMPTOMS Of this lcathsome maiady, and sverts
consumption.
st cleans the head. dcodOrfses
~. orsA';. and affords the most grateful relief.
- aieviaies more AGODy and sis
I'D suffering than tongues can tell.
- IL noted for curing tho most
failed m
y cures Hay, Rose and Period.
uyes-
No form ofCaearrh Or noises In
'ne Dead can resist its penetrating power.
~ sr. sOO0ale has now Apcnf =
e'iu'e IN bathing with this fell disease His tri-
umpfi u conn iete-
pr. <iooalnie.s Catsrrh Remedy
20 harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
Dr. X. GoOdnle f. known slsro'e
TTSsh' the country the author Of the only True
aIenfs OF Catarrh ever published Where -
orlgin- whai its ray ages mode Of trestpensT7
D'., GoodalexjPnMphletSn ca.
'arrn should be read ~ eveiv one Il can De
op.a a at our nearest Agency, or BY sending
postage stanab to our Office
The PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
'ArARGA. The name Of Or. r. Goodale has
become familiar throughout The esustfyto ~
victims Vi Caiarrh, from his well.esrned tame n
curing this terrible disease. He is the hrst and
ohi, person who ever penetrated the secret am,
nush oi this fearful malady. His remedy ana
! mode oftreatmeut is the only one ever known 70
cure it. Troy, N. y. Daily Times. -,
fliny Mills, the we'll known traveller, and
Whose family Physician DR.. GoodLe Wa Tor
many years, SAYS:
"lf Dr. Goodale saws he can cure Catarrh he
can cure it," He further certifes that the VI.
mas few equals in Aedicsl skill, and no supericrs
10 successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, DR. GOOD.
ale Catarrh Remedy and mode cftreatment not
Only affords the greatest relief in every vsresy
OF Catsrrh, but il extinguishes the disease iorsv
er n all its types and stages. Bvefy one sPeeks
"sh Of it-fN. Y. Com. Advertiser
frice u. Send stamp for pamPh'es.
-. C. R.PARkER, Sole Agent, =
ftbes-dlv rs Bleecker St, y. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01

Hhe yvessere 0FoAe Cgep.r
r,..a &. /. (. ,osss;I j. cs.s1.sssEl a!s y
y Ohio is the vineyard Of he west. Yield
ins more than one d 6f UUcQ1
produced BY the Unite SAjk N th6
fore not pleasing to be informed that grape1
IN that State this year have been mostly de-
JIM. ,; IIGs1 exGsSssd' 4. ii
ffuit cF6ps afe lnble t6Iaifufe, and = ikod
season repairs the losses Of several bad ones,
- taat cultivstors do not yield to discour.
agement. There is one favored spot -iq
ohio, known Is Kelly's island ,Ast TN, ssrI
rosnding islan3sof v6apduskY boy, which
seems to be exsrA ptfUlns u hbc ordinary
vici~tudess ss& rhsfe cultivators have
bees anarIAiAs 3heGssGaN For varieties,
the "Cata~ba." the "Deleware." Nor
tons Seeding" adi -"Tvcs' Seedling," are
the only ones grown N OHIO to any consid-
~tble extent and Of these the Cstawba
uaises up nine tenths.I Hhe last named y
aewet introduetd, Ind nak.s al red was,
sometimes called American claret, and
which is in.Gtod fdgAes The stkcukiva
tors, however, are partial 20 the Catawba,
ill within , fxwNyests their osly Reliance.
This is . native grape, but in some ,ffstan-
ces Americas and foreign varieties haye
been mixed with good SUCCESS. Oaliiosnia
as. . wine couniay is the most hopeinl.
PORT" fr0tA (bA1 state ja1wsfthy n uDm-
Darison with the best imported.
Below - cable of production Of Uiossin
thbse states where most of X is made, for
tf.u = nd 1siO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
rwANK usxI,NCR.

ZNM Dbr. WNl1I'BEKs lb4
XR%=N south Clark street between Mad
n u ,-on and Non, oe Chicago. OF
Is Shcc hours from 8 A. 81. to ; r
w I'm Specialist in the treatment
~ Of all private disc ases in all their
= varied and compile ated FORMS
'SS-SsAfS For the past 20 years DR.. W.
has mai, The treatment OF private diseases his
business and study. which has enabled HIM TO
perfect remedies which are speedy and Perma-
nent and ia all cases can be used without hinder
Ancei . business or exposure TO friends
Particular attention gwen to old standing cas-
IS such as were considered iucurablc. syphilis
in all forms; Gonorrhra, elect, Stricturcs
Also the effects of solitary habits, both ruinons
follosing effects Blotches. Bodily Weakness,
Constipatlo on. Aversion and Cnessiness III re
male S,.cie,y. Unmanlipess. Dread OF Future
Events finally a complete prostitution oil the VI
tai powers, loss of memory, ringing IN the ears.
impoteucv--can be fully restored to health Or.
w Il, the uubIisher OF u new medical work which
should be In the hands Of all those contemplating
marriage Sent TO all on receipt Of 10 cents TO
prepay postage Please call a friendly chat
will cost YOU nothing.
The subject OF Rupture, or Hernia has long
since attracted the attention OF the medical fac
uity ct both Europe aud America. 1t beng one Of
the most distressing complaints which man Is
sublec, to be afflicted with. all late years the
cure Of Rapture or Hernia has~beeu considered
quite improbable, if not impossible While rav
Cling through Europe iu $780, aud visiting dia-
ercni hospitals in search of information, Dr. W.
gave special attention the subjec, ofRup'ure or
Hernia in tier varied aud complicated Forms,
Which has enabled him To perfect remedies by
which nine cases out Of ten can be permanently
cured aud furnish signal relief 20 he very worst
kind OF Hernia or Rupture. II will be necessary
for every patient to visit DIR. US office. They
need not remain in the cry more than one day,
and no pain or suffering attends amy treatment
OF has All letters with stamp answered.
Or. Whittier refers the public to the following
phy.lcians DIR Debtor. Milwaukee. WIS; Dr Pea
body and pR kermo,t Detroit DIR Price, Grand
Karis. Mich. Ur Bowen and DIR Harrison, 81.
LOUIS, Df Webster. Dir Gaines. DR. }. Bailey. Dr
Jas Thora Chicago DIR Hendersho,t. Toledo,
o.. DIR DAVIS Cincinnati Dr. beatty, ST. Paul,
Mimi Post office Box 2. 2s..
a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
DIR. BIGELO W
Confidential Physician!

formerly OF - Louls. Missour',B
l9N 0Wmah l.OnY.ax aSnreeu. lh1caWO.
1r,typ nHI 4 pE,.I, AMY rnIirATEn AMI,
/ le.ai,v n,.i;,,..d III r.;c;., +, Chic.~o rho
makes tha trca,rer, ~ pr;-.te f,omr(n,rta !
speciality i'm ofire has been established ex.
nressIv IL uford thn Afflicted souuJ and IA
medic., mid wi,iop, the usc Of nurcrry or no +
ions drugs DR. Il h.s for MANY vrnt; devoted
his whole attention 10 the frcatmen, Of private
complaints in their vsfic and complicated FORMS
His success in the treatment Of those long stand-
ing ara difficult cases. such as wcf, formerly con-
sidered incurable. is sufi,iensto recommend him
70 the public as worthy of the extensive patron
a..e VIII h he has received In professional ex-
perence in hos, lital und private practice extend
inc through many wears IN this and other depart
ments ef medical science. he il the diseovcrer ot
the onlv safe. speedy and reliable remedies for
these ,iruent. secret and chronic Diseases, and
has i~rteys ~ Yeerr, M ,rAat,op spsm me n,est
distinguished and etuersnced kprueons and
Phy.iclaps Of this country. A. testimonials of his
SUPERIOR skill and profound indpueut in the
treatmeut Of diseases of a private nature
The universal and uufuiinr success IN the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-01
Err RY DAVIS, .
p A IN KI LL.ER
raaIfl s,5 III ;l1 ~ n :.

N7E ask the attention or The trade and the
w pybhc To mis- lopg and ,u,rivaled
':i, FAMILY MEDilINE.
For the eifc 81 Colds. Coughs. Weak stomach
ind General Debility Indigestion, Crainp aud
Pam in Stomach. Bowel Compls Collie, Disr-
rhGa Cbelera, &C., Ia. = ~ .es-5ssf
And for Fever 4 Ague.
ThtsbissWshiAe tetter NhAssbesi, az 5fabfs
know n for more shAh twenty Yeas ~ Se7he
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70 from the Rev. A. W. Curtis:
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strcy. feloA; although never heard of its be-
ing used for that purpose but hAs ing suffered in
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remedy ~ bend, r spilled Tie PEN Killer freely
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