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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

WaAr BApNsrs ABE DOING IN TIE oAuss OF
EpuoArios From an editorial In the Exam-
liner and Chronicle OF October 18Th, we gath
by the Baptist Denomination in the cause OF
education. They will no doubt surprise our
readers as they have surprised us. Not but
that we know this great de nomination have
been quietly and unostentatiously devisiug IL
beral things, but that they have done so much.
liberal baptist OF Poughkeepsie, N Y, has
given 10 the last i've years nearly half mil
lion dollars for the founding of Female Col
lege. This institution is now IN successful op-
GRAFTON, having four hundred pupils. 100000
have recently been given to Ws.erville College,
Baptist institution In Maine. $4,000 have
been expended on new buildings at the Newton
Theological institution, Massachusetts. Brown
University. Rhode Island, one OF their Oldest
colleges and one Of the Oldest and best 10 the
country, will soon receive an addition OF $780,
900 to its endowment Hamilton College, n.
Y, has recently received 500, 600 Rochester
Theological Seminary, N Y, 500, 900 aud th e
University Literary. Funi OF the same place
S2o. 900. Lswisburg Uoiverslty, Pennsylvania
$loo, 900, making total OF one million two
hundred and seventy Ave thousand dollars
(Sl,2rb,eoo,) mostly within four years. Be-
side these large gifts confined to Pennsylvania
and the New England States, they have don't
and are now taking steps TO do corresponding
~ we'll in the West and Northwest. 10 New
Jersey they are about founding two 6rst elias
Accidental Institutions at cost OF SIPS, o0d
large portion OF which is already secure
and buildings are now being erected. Th
article closes with the information shat "
shall soon see at central point where no sue
institution exists, Theological Seminary al
isiug, endowed with degree of liberaity cor
responding 10 all respects to the wsnts of tn
times-the whole, the spontaneous offering @
family who desire TO honor their SaviourIan
promote his cause by the conservation of tn
wealth which has been placed in their hands.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
DIR. w. II. WUITNORE

n u
HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE tOn = MIN
oe m years with the etonce OF the d0eren, bosni
cal destitute oi Now Yurk cnniiune4 To- a;tsnd a. M
p,o,ess3hsi cases at his office Ne g2s FiIbe strsst
;, NO rATENTMEDICINEs are used or Recommended
s ne remedies administered those which viii moi
% NJ injuries u has sustained from mineral incidence
"ndI, '"" system In healthy aud perfectly cared
DYSPEPSIA.
es1,ns di'e'7r AID foil destroy ssth and
ntP'aess under'uhng the constitution and yearly
cally be cured ~ "''' e"phau'
nnhEhhATloN' that state ui Anvuation and yyaskras
. ~ una which renders persons Incapable Of enoy
RHEUMATISM, '''e
IN ny iorm o, condition chrouic acute warranted
tIhuie. hPlLEfSY, CT falling sickness, ali rh,,ai'
etnbborn OF Eriaie Dissasss Ts ali 'Ionc %
Mneum and every DESCRIPTION OF ulceraiions Pile,
eulGH t W. H. can be cured by my treatment and 10
wearing nv Mrtssi I".Sg"ht,5Hp can he cured by
,he lungs Against all changes Of weather in ii 70
gated II" years the and character OF
netmsnir fever and aRueJ in all parts If ths ,Si,
81 cure permanently ALI chronic or acute eases
S' ., A a. ana nervous Diseases ia u fpW dsyn ''
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE ON nm AM
n tNd BLOOD
voarli worm TINT dread to the Human Family for
StH tin pe removed with two or three doses 81 ~
newly discovered remsdy, warranted In All ras iS
eh ,y ~ ne English aud d,rmnu Languages Tree Of
tnaike WIN make vlsitsHry distance il desITeI NJ
% essed hy letter tconndcntyJ aud Medicpa sny
OFFIGE@No. o@ 81 E III ., ,IT ss:..,s,
up left PARLIAMENTARY S'Sect'
ALEX. r.. SHAW, NJ. d.
Axes tdis methei Of tnrormn. the public, ,na, l..
sun continues the practice " Honloeopathic Nadiio
"a Hs~htk ohce NAB street, opposite ohoate'. Hntp
All calls IN town and country promptly attended 'o'e'
may l76mw i' "'"uen'
DIR. DUMMY
HAs REMOVED FROM BRANDYWINE spRINas
AND LOCATED IN
WILMINGTON,
oornor az Ehtrd nnL Fsueh sts,,
Dr.D W, MAULL.
NO. SS3 Market Street
,,..,. -. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
Delaware General Insurance
Agency.
e. a. Van Trump.
Deafness, BItndness ana CaIarrI,

Treated with the utmost success, by Dr.. j. IsAACs
oculinL and Aurist, formerly OF Leydon olland) No
SO PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. TestimoniaIs
from the most reliable IN the City and Country
M be seen at his ONCE The medical faculty are
e. accompany their PATIENTS he has no secrets in his
pract'ce ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
No charge ma 10 for examination Sent 2yto-ly
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

Monsieur Zavier Eyma has begun In
La Lberte series of articles on eminent
Americans. The first sketch is Of Mr..
Seward, whom the writer warmly eulo-
gises remarking that bis career can
scarcely be considered less remarkable
than that of bis friend. Mr. Lincoln,
although he has not had '1e benefce de
Ia tombe" Dir. Seward is probably better
satisfied as it Is.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

The London Atheneum says. "One of
the clever, uncbtrusive 'ministsring an
gels has recently deposited, n the person
of Miss Matilda Wrench, the companion Of
Mrs. Fry in her prison visitations, and that
good woman's successor in that and simi-
lar benehcent work. Miss Wrench Wa
known in literature for her translatjons
from the German, and Tor her sViGh to
FemAs Prisons q Home and Abroad,
puhltdhsd h 1857
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

william Henry James who. In ls<i-
first suggested the tubular boiler for loco
motive engines. and has invented other
In railways, is living In the
greatest poverty and neglect In London
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

The Boston correspondent of the Chica-
go Tribune telegraphs thst committee of
the citizens from the Sixth (Banks) Con-
gressional District, including some friends
of Gen. Banks and all Of them prominent
men in the community, have visited Port
land, Maine, to inquire into the recent
charges Of intoxicstion brought against
Gen. Banks. The correspondent says !:
They found the charges of intoxication
fully proved, and in order to satisfy others,
as we'll as themselves, procured atHdavits
Of the most important witnesses in regard
to it. including walters and others at the
hotel where the indiscretion Of Gen Banks
was most prominent. They have now
written letter to Gen. Banks, stating in
plain terms the result Of their journey, and
reminding him of the declaration which he
made at Maiden, in largo meeting Of his
constituents, to the effect that if the accu-
sation against him were true, he would not
only decline denomination to Congress,
but would resign the seat he now holds"
The editor Of the London Daily Tele-
graph was impressed with the grandeur of
the meteoric display. He remarks that the
meteors "looked like no earthly fireworks,
but rather resembled silver birds vending
their way one after another to some myste-
rious star -herony in the frmament-or II
not birds, then the forehead planets Of
angels and archsngels, summoned in splen
did cohorts and regiments to vast service
Of God, and haaening with the lamp of
their world lighted to the Divine rgndez-
vous." There was nothing equal TO this
In any other English journal.
1t Is little odd that about the only two
pronounced and unmistakable cases OF
Asiatic cholera which have yet occurred In
Boston, have been of two men In the upper
ranks of life, both Iof particular n correct
habits, both distinguished physicians, asd
both dwelling in the most ahstocrstic and
desirable part of the city-the first, two or
three months ago, Dr.. Gould, eminent as q
naturalist as well as doctor, and the SEC
ond, DR.. Townsend, In the primo Of LIE,
were carried away after Tow hours ILL.,
mesa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

The report of the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture reviews the operations of his
Department during the past year, and
asks the aid of Congress in its efforts to
encourage those States, which, scourged
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

Ruring the year ending September 80,
1866, eight thousand seven hundred and
sixteen patents for useful inventions and
designs were issued, and at that date the
balance in the Treasury to the credit of the
Patent fund was two hundred and twenty
eight thousand two hundred and ninety
seven dollars.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05

The report of the Secretary of the Treas
ury affords much information respecting
ttS ysyaVs and commerce Of the country.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05
THE KEEIAIo.

On the 9Th OF June last In violation of
our neutrality laws, . military expedition
and enterprise against the British North
American Colonies was projected and at
tempted to be carried on within tho terri
tory and jurisdiction of the United States.
In obedience to the obligation imposed
upon the Executive by the Constitution,
to see that laws are faithfully executed,
against taking part in q sjdiag sush ul-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05
PENSIONS.

Treaties have been concluded with the
Indians, who, enticed into armed opposi-
ton to our Government at the outbreak of
the rebellion, have unconstitutionally sub
mitted to our authority, and manifested an
earnest desire for renewal Of friendly re-
lations.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05
A HINT TO NAPOLEON.

Such was the condition of affairs In re-
gard to Mexico, when, on the 22d Of No
vember last, official information was re-
ceived from Paris that the Emperor Of
France had some time before decided not
to withdraw detachment of his forces in
the month of November past, according to
engagement. but that this decision was
made with the purpose of withdrawing the
whole of those forces in tho ensuing
spring. Of this determination, however,
the United States had not received any
notice or information; and, 90 soon as the
information was received by the Govern
ment, care was taken to make known its
dissent to the Emperor of France.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-05


Ten EXCLUDED STATES ARE STILL PARTS
oF TIE UNION.
Ii is true, il has been assumed that the
existence of the States was terminated by
the rebelious acts of their Inhabitants, and
that the insurrection having been sup
pressed, they were thenceforward TO bG
considered merely as conquered territories
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Departments of the Government have
however. with great distinctness and uni
form consistency, refused to sanction al
assumption 50 incompatible with the naturt
Of our Republican system, and with tht
professed objects of war. Throughout tht
recent legislation of Congress, the undenis
hle fact makes itself apparent, thst thes'
Ten political communities ale nothing les
Than States of this Union.
At the very commencement of the re
bellion each House declared, with una
nimitv rs remarkable as it was signiican
that the wa was ''waged, upon our par,
in any spirit of oppression, nor for an
purpose of conquest or subjugaion, no
purpose of oyerthrowing or interferin
with the rights or established institution
of those States, but TO defend and maiI
tain the supremacy of the Constitution an
AL laws made in pursuance thereof, and I
preserve the Union with all dignity, equal
ty. and rights of the several States unin
paired; and that as soon as these objec
were accomplished the war ought I
cease. In some instances, Senators wei
permitted TO continue ther Legislative fun
lions. while in other instances Represent
tives were elected and admitted 10 sea
after their States had formally declare
their right TO withdraw from the Unio
and were endeayOring TO maintain tn
right by force of arms.
All of the States whose people were
insurrection, as States, were included in Il
apportionment of the direct tax of TWEEN
millions of dollars annually laid upon 4
United States by the act approved 9Th A
gust, 1861. Congress, by the act of Mar
4, 1862, and by the apportionment of re
resentation hereunder, also recogniz
y their presence as States in the Union; a
they have, for judicial purposes, been di'
ded into districts, "a States alone can
divided, The same recognition sppsaA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-24
Geafalue IA Der bieaaeu pOfssofaee,

0eRIt6.
NbtandsAta, Ner OprF unh 8pften l1.3O
Born. Gpnntags $50 @odm.
Destetipusn jwtl1en ktes NIB pbtIabels
p9ta 100 Born,.
Delaware unO enfern SBere $50 g1a&un.
DtRlt9.
Gbtel;na tGeliA, Samdtn1s a,ssaenpmmen,
7 u6r gUrn1. unD 7.3O sld@nt. Santiago
7 ubr 8Crm. nno 1890 goGn. 4
Cumberland tS9lta, SUnutasS a~usssnUn'
men, Z ubr Born.
@arttneburs, grafOa uab pasterOburs
Z uer Eprm. II
6rsbsrid, gth., 7 t1br Bern. unS 8 ubr
RaHm.
6cegrstcra uYt nbsrbaups @oIttmeton,
6reoert6 nnb NieBan9 gUuatte8 J ubr Bore
mttta8S.
Gdieptts @eirs 7 uer @crm. rnS $40
&a@mt.
gatoassille Q u6r &benos.
8Srblt q.
Tolsso, @btcosp uuo ct. Bouts 8 l1tr
Mbenbs.
gDrf, 9nrrts6urs auS 1.ttsburs Z t1br
Bprm. nnp s ubr @6enp8.
91siseEstopn mnb @eamsnlss : nAr @ors
mittcgs.
BnffaIs Z ler GCrus.
N5rpliAer 9betl son Baltimore county
@Outags uub Grsttags 9 llbr NbenOs.
Californian, iber ct. SOfepb, WiO., auBsr
Gcnntass, tG9ltd, 7 u6r Gcrm.
SnbIt1.
NaIbinstCn (aueer SOnntass) t6eIt& 6
u6r Born. uno l unb 8 ltbr Nd9m., SCnn-
tags 8 ubr Abenes.
8tGmcnO unD petersburg 8 llbr stbenbS.
gsprSetOwn unb Nlerarorta tdGlt@ (nuber
GcnntagS) | une 8 t1br NaGm.
Wrtmee GeOrse's, Charles uno 81. Warss
Counties 9 llbr NbenhS.
6tGticnn 3pilGen bier unb Buibinapn l
ubr 9la@m.
annopOItS tSsft@ (em6ss Spnrtas) 9 itr
8Crm. Mnb 8 ubr NaGm.
GUrt NlOrrps uno g9OrfUlf 4 ubr Na@m.
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@ifar's 0aliaus
@t1ben qirf0en,
CyWiYd HherrvI

ID sctrau@t rorbeT belrake.
eth bolbes SaArbuneegt lang,
aEb nit ben eriaunItSHea GTfSIsea aagetOes.Set pSrbns
-.rr = aur SsiIn.G Ron
SnRen. GrsEIfuaSen. 3etferssit asnnres1 SaiIe.
Snftlensee, ReudbIf.en, areHp. Seesrfr ~aatfetteH.
Observation-Disclosures, q trrupss5efttpeTssn,
Rfbrao nab AMEN 3eiDsu
bes 90lFs, bsr 2ingen ussp Der 8ruR.
AuS5ebrWn0
ncf&e utsSr cPfer furpert. alb Irgeab eIse Gnoers aranSs
3eit, uub rel@e Der Gef9iGIi6teit hee aeEsts uetr ais
anbere Reanfreiten fppttet. @.e.
S0eiabt Gff nteieHi MeitfA,
germ ale orberu eergetlt@ naren.
ESa6renS bGfieIbe frei BON alien i93bli6en, stftigen nnb
rsineroiifHcn &etanstteIsn IN; i'll fG rers,Eissnb Gles
Des @e'6idti&ie;t. DiFenidboit uub mehiBiaii&e seants
rife in BHanAsurei&e es9en eisfs &tafe scn aranIceiten
~SufEnben, iR bafiete -cbHe feines @IeiGen.
Geprnsl;r G1Gtdser, g~ g.
ren Serrmanp. u. g., i@rettt bos 6plsenhe:
,~eDtfdr'S H0lfG1l Ucn t1iIEen 2irtGen aerSErt alaes
meia ssefrtebisunS. sc faeiHt, ba6 er een Sufien BURG
ISieuee Hnt ~reiaissabe GRirfuNs auf bic Qunsen NIB a8es
i~Ntisune bon GtSruaSen BELT In hieer GBeiie teieitigt Ct
bic Tria&e teS Sufeas, dnftott ben Sufsen 81 fi1en unb
oe trid1e befeI6ca beftehea gu lafer. 80 baIte bea
Balkan fit cine eats, tpenu ni&t bic 6cfte Snfeuar3let.
rel@e mir betannt it,"
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4 e bon Ganoicbarie, q. p. I e-
@ee5rte Serrsn!- Disie8 tefGtist, boB sn feibR mesa
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brnu@t babe, felt etuisen 3atren, uub bas ss mir sroBes
Bersndsrn n1a4t. bcnfeibeu gu rseorRanbtren Sct ein3s
scm antern ItitteT, Eei2ea "a rem iSmet fobrittrt hrire.
On 6Xneu Spn aaba.a obsr SaisteiGDsrSsa bin 10 Rts
mails etUas befern : sesnet.
@aub ~eE2e5snf
0antteprater."
as1. 8ateb @eaIeE tpn Satossr, Da..
ipcEt belannt nab sea1tet mater BET beutfGeu BsobLtsSuue
ttsies eaabes, maGt bic fStseabe GEsate sun, assfea bss
2eikcnte en- I
aHertSe 9erssH Pa Id IN nasinsr ga.unie bic pCEI.
tEdtisfer sDtrtnnsen burG beI Gebrant5 ibrer ~Uertbcpts
len artne, gBiRar's GBilptirf&enseaIfara erDieIt bate, 70
sersi9t % min SUM- SersnHesn, eafsles bcm #rbltfuu
ia e~mpfetIeH. Scr naRe5a aGt SGtres begaHR cine
nseiaer aE&ter ebsu5epreu nnb ntr bdtten nrr neuig
$niuRns fHr i6re ~e5easluns. 10 tanftc cine sylaI@e StrcS
aasgesesGHeteH 8ai'aHiS unb nod ebe fe ten sGr3en Sn,
baIt h~srisiben sirssuCu,usn tstts, mar ipr 3utanh tstese
tenb better. SD kIbf tGbs S!ters @ebraa@ ben ibra
wertbSoaeu &rSuei SeH;sGt Nab fets NIT BEN SxHen @r=
fGse. 9atCb Se3Ir."
Gpseis Ginen GoEar Gle SLafdb&. r
5u baten Del!
.. 2. Otusnsre IS 9eptrass. SssmsDcrt.
o etF 20. 9cmIe b SOtn, @ieentbame. Ssefpn,
NIB BET 6asn Drnsstfen.
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5dmpfI9tf.Yinica

(Baltim0re unb SeSanna DampfiHtf-@c.)
Naa 8 a pa n a unb New Srleens
gpStn,al jeeeu NOnat.
(9abiptpwal Gutsrprilt 9tnts.)
sed6 s a & uae OeRern GbUre
t1alia. abfahrt Der DamtpIbOpte pom 8tcu
4~ontnnSspIos an ei9tttyabs I'm y llbr
Nprssns.
C5. 3. @Gnbrep'S Ginie.)
sad sapannab, Georgia. jeosn SSaue
flag pDn glr. 80 0isbtRr. Obarf.
6. 8ronet'e. IT,, 2inie.)
9aa petersburg unD 81 If IN ;
iehen Gienita8, Opnaerltas unD Gamltas
aadnittass 3 ubr pVn $40. 90 2tshtfrGse.
(Alte 8aYs9tnte.)
Na& SORT Mpurpe une 9urfslf
jenen Waamtttas 5 ubr (~5onnta9s ansge
nommeul.
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GciCe=g
GiicHbahncn.

(BalHmUrc nnb ObtC-G iienbaba.)
Qa6 RafttnAten:4 ubt 10 @Nn.,
7.05, S.45 unn 9.45 BcrmittaaS unb i'm
3.15, AIS unO T.45 9laAmittaas. SOnntasS
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7.46 Na&mittoss.
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ubr Mbeuos.
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NaMmittaas<3 ug bon Walatngten.
Bon Nnnopclts i'm $50 Sorlntt'
taas unb $40 gladam. mad Baltimore nrsr
MaIkinatDn.
Mao Cumberland, parferSs
bur1 unb @teeling Inn 8 Ubr on
-Nltn. WlcroenS unb 9 .1ty aOeubS.
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9a@mtttasS.
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IL 80 8Ormittags unb 8 uno 7 tltr g1a@m.
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ten In gOrt unS 6arrtsburs any,
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unb @Imtras 7.20 9lOrseas une 10 uPr
MbenbS.
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(@eHt&e @earYtaub : Gsftataeu)
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1br bis NsenDs 7 n6r fanbItA. Der Na&tS
Naggon IL utr G6enDs. gSFaRrt BOA 6olts
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ScrOpDclu.
aas gsebbi Rnb bariiker cinSernanhsn, baB 3pbt..
bcs tefe Daitte segeu 9crCpbeIn nnb ads ararfSpiten,
pet&e NIT bieIen rer1panbt finh. IN retGes ieuals ent.
brdt tpcrbvn Ia. Die Sa~uptf6wieriBfcit beAaub harsu,
cine resne gnFSiRns ~hsieroeu On erSaifen.
9r. S. anoers SOott>Da
cine refine auFEfuns bes 3obiu, Obre Ge4n'.f@uus tr.
ssns zines GufiSienbsn etofesu
&c enttait eineu SO1e,l Gran 81 jeber nnts geafsr.
Gin feDr quite lfarfenpes Wltttet.
&c cat seseiit uab mirb beiten Sercp6eln in ellen ipreu
reri@ieseneu @efsltcn.
@eiGwire, trebsartige &rantbeitea, Sppbtlts,
Eied9te, SalsluB &c.
uub wnr6e nit auserrrbentIi@eu. GrfoIs sebrau@t seSsu
81 3 c u m atismu q, DtSpepfta, Guststt
unsfGranens8e b en-, Ser5eh,
2sbers NIB GuHseu.RrautHetteu, &c
ghruIare Uerbeu ~EoFsafrei an cine bslGese assrsHe &C.
grcsi 81 per Giafos uut IS fHr 9 GIsiGen.
gubereitet bon Or. 9. antsrs, ar5t NIB GpemtfeE.
2n tutea kaiJ, p. Dtnsmore,
Rp. 90 Dsp Gtrase, Rstp BORT NIB Bel a1sa @rustR
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Ng&AHE@EkE
grIparntg pcn Belt, @sTO uno Gutfcrnans
tIit5 bic
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