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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News and Gossip.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-General Benja-
min LeFevre was nominated Consul to Nu-
rcmberg.
The Senate resolved to lay the nomina-
ton of Mr., Raymond, as Minister to Aus
tria, upon the table.
Judge John b. Warren was nominated
this afternoon as Postmaster of Cincinnati
and rejected in five minutes after the nom
inatiOn reached the Senate.
The nomination of Calvin W. Thomas is
prepared, and will be sent to the Senate to-
morrow morning. Among the nominations
to-day were George Harbcson, Assessor for
the Second District of Indiana.
Senator Wilson starts from here to-mOr-
row morning. on his Southern missionary
trip.
The receipts of customs from April to
April 13 were S29S,479 81. A decrease from
last statement is shown at all points except
Baltimore.
The Senate this afternoon did not confirm
any nominations but rejected d. G. Pier
son, as Postmaster at Upper Sandusky, and
W. l.. Davis. at Van Vert.
The Treasury Department to day received
additional particulars relative to the rob
berry of navy Paymaster Belknap, four
years ago, of four hundred thousand dol
lars. ltturns ont that one Of the principal
parties who sworc to the implication of
Belknap, and who got him dismissed from
the service, is one of the real thieves, and
has been doing business as a broker, under
an assumed name, in Wall street.
Chief Justice Chase to-day took up for
consideration the applications for appoint
ments of registers I'm bankruptcy. The
first will be made for New York, and then
Pennsylvania and then the Western States
will follow.
The only commission already issued to a
register is that of Ex-Governor Hamilton,
of Texas, for New Orleans, which was in
fanny enough for one day.
1t Is rumored here that the summons to
Messrs. Trenholm d Co. to appear before
the judiciary impeachment Committee,was
based on the allegation that Il million Of
dollars in gold had been paid to secure the
pardon of blockade runners.
The Philadelphia Corn Exchange has
passed resolutions denouncing the Illicit
distilation Of whisky, and expressing the
opinion that the present tax can never be
collected, and operates only to the benefit
of fraudulent manufacturers. 1t recon-
mends that the tax be reduced to 20 cents
a gallon, to be collected at the place of dis
tillatiOn.
a letter received here from the City of
Mexico says that Juarez has given orders
to his officers to grant MaNimilian an es-
cort and honorable treatment to any point
on the coast where he shall selectas point
of embarkation, provided he is captured
The Mexican legation at Washington has
unofficial informatian that MaXimilian is
on his way to Mexico City, having been
wounded in the arm at Queretaro.
The President to-day informed a COM
mittce, appointed by the Senate to call upon
him, that there was yet business for the
Senate to act upon, but 1t was not of a
character to render the continuance of the
session necessary. and he would not, there
fore, ask Senators to remain. Consequently,
the session will, doubtless, adjourn to-mor-
row, saturday.
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Central Insurance Company,
OF DAYTON.
CAPITAL"..."....................."$1o 800, 90

OFFICE-No, &C. east side Of Main street, between
Second and Third strectsD Dayton, o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions Of buildings machinery, and
stock for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years or any
less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD or DIRECToRs-II Henry Herman, Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump George W. Shaw, Hen
ry S. Fowler, W. J.. Darow, A. r. II. Folkerth.
HENRY HERMAN, President
ANTHONY sTEPHASs, Secretary.
Ja2sd3m JACOB STEPHASs, Surveyor,
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Oun or the Baltimore papers publishes
the uidH'it of James l.. Henry, of Prince
George County, Maryland, who swore ON
the llCh OF December, 1866, that he heard
General David Hunter say that the court
which tried him never believed that Dr.
Mudd knew any thing of Booths designs,
and that DIR. Mudd was the victim of his
own timidity, and but for his falsehood and
prevarcation, could never have been con-
victed
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-20
M. =. NOLAN,
United States Commissioner

FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OFOHIO.
Omcs-3I8 Third street, second story,
Feb. 27, ls67-dlm DAYTON, o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-20
JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE
c. Z. sTINE, PROPRIETOR,
JeffersOn ST, near Third,
DAYTON. OHIO.

Having reAtted this Hotel the proprietor in
yitss the attention Of the travelling public to its
accommodation. Its location is central, and it
offers inducements both In accommodations and
charges npli, ti-dly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-20

is warranted to be the only preparatlo"
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis aud Group.
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t
healing, softening, and eXpectorating, an
particularly suitable for all affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. lan3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-20

TINHIS popular House has recently been remod-
i eled and thoroughly Tentted and renovated,
and is now opened to the public under new aus
pices. 1t is conveniently located to the business
portion of the city, and is near the railroad depot
No pains will be spared to make 10 the nrst-class
house of Hamilton. Omnibusses run TO and from
all trains. Good stabling the premises. jai7dtf
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+ ~ DIR. StriclSland's -
rTns. iGf PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases Of
blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects n permanant cure
TRY it directly. 1t is warranted TO cure
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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Clothing, Gents Furnishing GOODS
We olIcr these bargains for
T HIRTY DAY My,

And assure you that We have made such reduce
tiOns in prices that we cannot fail to have lib
eral call from all those who are desirous Of buy
ing. Ihis stock,
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

The Democratic Union of New York City,
on the declnatioa Of Nj. Anthon, their candi-
date for Mayor, nominated Fernando Wood.
They declared their purpose to be reform
in the city administration. ...f b. .ll
A Democratic paper in la Crosse, Wiscon-
siu--the Democrat -courteously aludes to Gen.
Sherman as "mushroom of civil war, blood
watered, rank with the corruption and wick
edness engenderei in the hellish crusade for
the enslavement and Jegredation of white men
and the triumph of ni2gers."
Over twenty thousa nd copies of Mr.. Blaine's
speech, together with his rejoinder to General
Butler, have been subscribed for at the Globe
office, where it has been sterotyped, and a
large edition is TO be issued in New York. D.,
saHorace Greeley has telegraphed to Washing
ton declining the Austrian mission, and ex
pressing determination not to leave the coun-
try TIL after the Presidential election An ex-
chahge humorously de ,lares, that it would re-
quire the whole army and navy to remove Fl.
G., from these shores.
H0ratiO Seymour, like a sensible man do
clines the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency. Private reasons, he alleges, in
tiuce him to take this course. We presume
the cHief of them is the prospect of defeat
The California legislature met at Sacramento
yesterday. The Democrats have 19 majority on
9olnt ballot and if they vote together will elect
United States Senator to replace John Con-
ness. @ ~
Ahe ne" York Times Washington special
Of yesterday says the Postmaster Go,,oraI,. 10
port shows that great advantages have baen
obtained over the recent contracts .or tho &C.,,
mail service to Europe. .i 4t
The Herald's special states that the Judi
ciary Committee will meet to-day and take up
the bill suspending the President during the
trial for impeachment They are generally op-
posed TO ii. . . .....
The language OF the Presidents message re-
lative to the Alabama claims is very decided,
and ns Interpreted by some as rather belliger-
ent in tone
iL' 1reeiey's refusal to accept the Austrian
tii's''on having become known, dozen candi
~ 1 oosltion are already in the field.
The Supreme Court was opened by the proc
lamation Of the Marshal Yesterday Chief
Justice Chase, Justices Miller. Clifford Dav;s
Nelson and Swain were present. The Co,,rt
adjourned Immediately until to-day j., 4
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DErARIuRR q or oCaaa srnAMERs
MARI N f. N EW 8.
---- ------.-
PORT OF P0RTLANn.

DCtEMDef %s
ARRIVED.
steamship HISTORIAN, (Brl Dutt0n, Liverpool 2ist
ult via Londonderry 22d.
Steamer bDigo, johnson Eew York.
Steamer New kngiani Field, iioston for Easiport
and ST John, MI.
Brig Paragon, Shaie. Baltimore.
Brig Wenonah, undelwOcu Boston
sch James Croo er, (of Blth) Groves, New York
Tor Newburyport, with loss OF boat aud part OF deck
oe q Sfs so sasas sS w Ssy1 of the
90 miles on Boon Island. Was In company NJ M n
ship, barqae and big the latt laborirg heavily.
wreck ttnf, such as barrels boa ds, &c. SIv an an
Thursday morning 10 miles East Of Nauset Irin
II Eennedy, nom Ei'zabethrott lor PorIIar Il
Capt reports the gale very seve'e nn Sltur,lav
lasting about four hours, and tbe NEST tsrYis,o .
has ever experienced.
Sch Ganges, Higgins, Boston,
Sch Otranto. Hammond, Borion.
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, Boston
Sch Leesburg, Davis o,ton.
Sch Telegraph, iIom Ellsworth
sen peiesco. Smith, Ellsworth .'a''f
Scn ANNE u Webber, Wcbber, Damariscotta
Sch HG, auiota, po6'lns st nington for Jonesport
sen CiaIissa, Bell, Boston for Ham Cen
sch Endora, Adams Boston tor Ellsworth
sen Nautilus. Jameson BOsto.l for Roekapd
Seh Charity, HaiEe l. Boston tor Rockland.
sen Glarissa story. Atwood BO ton Tor Winterpolt
Sch Florence CIoekett, Boston cor langor
sch Mariel, Stover, Boston Tor Wadoh9I2.
Sch II ingalls,, tIrl Cheney, Grand Meh'n ior
Sch Speedwell, Ingal $ EastpOrt tor New York
Sch Clara Jane, Parker Lnbec TOR New York
Sch ophir, Norwood, Calais tor Boston,
Sch Amulet HOPKINS Trenton lor Boston
Sch 81 Erancas clark, Bangor tor Salem
Sch Banner, Matthews, Belfast Tor Boston.
Ff CLEARED.
Sch Surt Shaw, Boston.
Sch SnIepr d. WebbeT, B Biton--Cbas S,n,.o
Srh CONCORD, Peirce RocLI mt
lFRoh OUR coRREsPoSpESg1
Bo0IhbA y NOV 22-Ar, brig Marshall Da'ch.
Tor Boston. ~ 10N''' ~ ''"''
Nov 2-;Ar, sehs Richmond Cousins Bangor .os
~ - ia5ho latch, and Albion, St0I sland, Gom
do ior DO Ida Perkins, Castine for do
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WHBNE'ER l take my walks abroad how
many poor, miserable dyspeptie people see.
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, if
they took Plantation Btters, that paragon of
Preparations for giving tone to the stomach,
energy to the torpid liver, a joy to the nervous
admirable Regeneration of natures wasted or
neglected functional powers in either man or
woman. II generally excites and pleasantly
soothes. Withsa bottle thereof, every man
may be his own physician. .n ..
MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delis shtful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price
nov23eod2wSSw2w
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4 MAsoNIc.-Greenleaf Chapter r. A. Ma
sons held its annual meeting last evening in
Egyptian Hall. The reports Of its officers
show that Notwithstanding the losses and
much increased expenses occasioned by the
great fire, this Chapter is in a ifourishing con-
dition 1t was chartered January IS, 1862
bearing twenty-six names upon its charter.
1t now numbers 157 members Two have died.
The following were elected officers for the en-
suing year'--Henry Z. Paine, H. P; VIM. H.
smith, r.; VIM. Q. Fox, s.; Nj. +. King,
treasurer; Moses Dodge, Secretary; E. Went
worth, A. L. Dennison, L. A Gray, Committee
of Finance; j. A. Merrill. Trustee. i .l-
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Remedy for Female COn.pIt
Don't use Anything EIse, !,

" Dodd's Eeryine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One lioliar per bottle.
~ @ II. D. S,rORER & CO.. Preprietols,
Is 80 No. IS Fulton Street, New Yoik.
October 10, 1867! w&S1y
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WM ii. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, coMMIssIoNER.
Milton N. Kicker and Charles Kicker, of Bangor,
were brought before the Commissioner for making
false claims for bounties and pensions against the
United States, were put under $500 bonds for their
appearance this morning at o'clock. In default OF
paymcntof which they were committed. 'i4
William Casvseil and William T. Smith, for max
ing false affidavit to aid one Milton N. Kicker in OBJ
tanning bounty an pension, under false claim,
against the United States were put un,lsr $500
bonds for their appearance this morning at eloch
Committed. Z ss4AkEsk
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+ The officers of the old army are endeayorinc
to have brevet promotions abolished, as caus-
ing jealousies and confusion. u
The safe of the Boston 81 Albany r. r. Co,
in Springfield, Mass, was blown open by burg
lars Sunday night and $4,000 stolen. The
corporation lose $1,000, its employees the rest.
G. o. Dusenbury, clerk in the New York
post office, has been held in $4,000 on charge
of embezzling letters.
George Piror was mortaliy aud Michael
kelloy seriously injured while blasting rocks
at Rergen on Saturday afternoon by the pre-
mature explosion of powder. -sslt
The funeral of Admiral Sloat took pIace
Sunday in New York. His remains were in
TERED in the Greenwood Cemetery, to which
place they were escorted by a battalion OF
marines, st. Nicholas Lodge of Free Masons
and large number OF mourners.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

OUT OF PLAcE.-A charcoal merchant came
INTO town just before Thanksgiving, and after
crying "Charcoal-coal- l-coalP' till he was
hoarse, thought it was best to have little Ii
quid put into bottle with an eagle on it, to
take home for medicinal purposes. He ac-
cordingly set out in search of the Liquor
Ageney-being prohbitionist, and thinking
this the only lawful way to get what he want
ed. Vending his way down Exchange street
he came to place where the sign of "Liquid
Compasses" was displayed, and supposing
that he had hit the exact place, walked in,
drew forth his black bottle and requested that
it should be filled with rum. The proprietor
informed him of his mistake, gave him the di-
rections where to find the right place, and he
went off whistling merry tune. He. proba
bly, thought the sign at the window encom.
passed the whole thing v TiWt
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Caution,
tor W
Electro Plate. ..ollAM AlFcc.
MARRIED..

In Saecarappa, Nov. 2s, by Rev. A. W. Potu,
George r. Proctor and Miss Lucy f. Crockett. Also
Washburn Elweil and Frances f. Greene, all OF
Westbrook.
Hartley. ia ''Af
In Lewis on. Nov. a. Albert Harding and Mrs.
IL. Garcelon, l4E = N
=, In Lewiston, Nov. %. Edward p Myers and Miss
Clara l.. Fogg .t..a.a'. III =
In Bath. Nov. 2s, William f. Jewett and Mary p
Hodgdon, both OF Westpori l4t
In durham, Nov. "a, George H. Nickerson and
Miss Nj. q. Harris, both Of Lisbon Falls.
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REBLE HOUSE.
ltbbavM II HoIa G



Judge Fox gave as his opinion in the matter of h.
o. Cram bankrupt, that creditors holding securities
from third parties, other than the bankrupt, may
prove the whole'amount of their claims against the
estate of the bankrupt provi ed the title to The
securities has not become absolute. In the ques-
ton of mortgaged property, when the mortgage has
been forecosed and the title becomes absolute they
can prove only the bal;mce. q. .Hsel
Enoch Foster, Jf.,s OF. Bethel, was admitted to
E Y.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

IHE NEW MUNICIPAL BOND FOR THE CITY
OF FPoRTLAND.-Our attention was eaIles yes..
terdsy to this new bond just furnished by the
Davis Co., of this city, being agents for the
state OF Maine This is from the same plate
OF tne building loan, and the first plate being
printed in French blue, of the finest shade,
makes very rich contrast with the black ink
In the body of the bond. We predict that this
bond, from its style and execution, will meet
with ready SALE s.s
The same house have just completed bond
each for the towns of Dexter and G. rrina. in
aid OF the Dexter & Newport Railroad, and
also have about ready the new bond for the
Portland Water Company. The last 8 bonds
are in ithography and are the best specimens
OF such work, as far as we can Judge we have
ever met with. We hope that our city will se-
cure the benefits offered by the Portland Wa
ter Company in the introduction of pure wa
ter into our city.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

MAINE GIANITE is becoming famous The
extension of the Treasury building at Wash
ingtOn. which is said to be the finest Executive
edifice in the world, is constructed for the most
palt of this material. The remaining portion
viii be rebuilt of the same material, as the pc
rous sandstone Of which it is constructed is
dsintearating rapidly. When completed the
building viii cost So 600, ,O00 4 ..
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

THE COLOSSAL GIFT SHOW -Hadley &c
Co.'S Colossal Gift Show was we'll patro nzed
at Deering Hall last evening. The stage pre-
sented quite fine appearance from the dis
play OF articles to be given away. Some of the
tricks performed by Hadley were truly Won
derful. Llewellyn Coss, No. Canton street,
drew the fine chamber set. Numerous other
splendid gifts were distributed. This enter
tainment is to be repeated every evening this
week, and every evening fine presents will be
distributed.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

TRIUMPH OF CAMDEN AND AMBoY.-A New
York dispatch says that the Court of Errors
and Appeals of New Jersey las finally decid
ed that the Camden and Amboy Railroad bust
ness must not be interiered with BY the Rari-
tan and Delaware Bay Railroad, which had
built connecting branch, so that they shared
the monopoly Of the former road in the run
ming of trains between New York and Phila-
delphia. ..-.... ..t... 't''
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rossGss, ,,d ausa Vicinity.
5 Ncw 4AdyeEtiscEaesass sI,:s Fsaf.

Ncw ADVERTISE snss His Hsaf.
SPECIAL NOTICE cpLCMN.
Lignhia Lodge, No. s.
tiair Renewer-- P. Hah & Co,
Agents Wanted-Reeyes & Co
fHrERra f1'aENT isIIU6E.
Social Assomblies- Ocean Association, Ex-4.
.4, A:rrioS Cofuar.
Shovel Co. Stoc<--E. n. Patten s. Co. ~ -f
Furniiure-F. O. Bailey.
btankets, &c.-E NJ. Patten & eGa.-a-is'la---a-
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
RenoVal-E. NJ. Pat en- & Co.
DetetSire Soai.-tIcke ne, Van Ha sen & Co.
Boarding, 21 II gh Sueet. LIS
a9noy Fonu.i--T. A. Foster. et H eNvu
Srayel ~ Stolen c. T.. Jose.
Bmk Notice. t a.a&r9&s
NJ e. Nj. A.-Stephen Marsh. t.s
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DIED.

In this ely, Dee. 1, MIR. Charles E. Pearson aged
Funeral this Tue day afternoon, at "a o'clock al
the residence OF his iaiher, corner OF Cumberland
and Locust streets. .ca lU.I
In pc Elizabeth, Nov. 28, Mrs CathaIine wife
or Robert Campbell, aged 81 years 10 months
IN "a h; Nov ~, Mrs. Lucy f., vile OF Edward
=. kiml all, aged 20 years months
IN Bath, Nov. 20 Mary MeDnough, seed f5 cars
4 AZ iiyermore Falls Nov, is o. good D. Mason,
:, In sanford Nov. 81 Mrs. Annie, wife OF William
Miller, Esq, aged 81 years.
In Mhlbiidge, Nov. I /, ReIbsn Dyer, Ct Steuben,
aged 30 years months; 18th, Elijah X. Perkins,
aged 81 years. su aye ...l =
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PASSENGERS.


n the Victorian, from Lverpool--Mr and Mrs
MeGloray, NJ Hopkins, q Hopkins A A Jones,
Bowker, e Bowker. Mrs r + 0urls. Miss Alex
ander. Mr. and Mrs Bullwart, Capt Thompson Capt
Campbell Miss Dickson, Mrs Stone, Mr. tiil um, g
Reuhenbery, Mr. Burbank, and ia others in lie
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

TnE afternoon services at the new church on
Stevens Plains will be held at half-psst 2
lnstead of as before noticed. 6
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03
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a TRAIN of 80 cars was loaded with railroad
iron at the Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown
Pa, last week, the destination of which is a
point on the Pacific railroad, five hundred
miles west of Omaha, Nebraska. The whole
distance will he made wi5hout change of cars.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LigOuia Lodge, No. ., L. 0. O. +.
Tue members Of the above named oigc are
hereby specially requested to meet at their Lodge
Room, on FRIDAY EVENING next, when business
of extraordinary imp rtance will come up for con-
siderstion. Per Order ......-
s. Is. BECKETT, Secretary
Dec2. fIr.1 ,......l.. f.i dc3td
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

The WEATHER About 10 o'clock yesterday
morning quiet snow storm set in, which bid
lar at the commencement to make sleigbing,
Dnt towards noon the wind changed TO the
westward, and the snow that fell after this
time did not amount to much. 1t cleared off
pleasantly at 6 o'clock, 2. n,
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

ARRIVAL oR THE NEsroRIAN,-The Montreal
ocean steamship HISTORIAN, Capt Dutto4'
from Liverpool 21st and Londonderry go, ar
rived at this port about 10 o'clock Sunday eve
ming, bringing 20 cabin and 126 steerage passen'
gers and full and valuable cargo. The purser
will please except our thanks for files OF late
English papers.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

PLucK.-We saw small boy on Center
street last evening who was enjoying the snow
hugely. He had left his shoe, and stock ings
at home, and was trying the condition of his
blood in running around the street. and occa-
sionaiiy giving vent to his delight by calling
to the passers, and exhibiting his. rosy toes
Quilp remarked in passing, "that it was toe
bad" "Pshaw, snow matter" said Quilp II.
I don't see how he can bare it., said QuiIp
LII. Poor soles," said Quilp w. "Oh, they're
soon healed" said Quilp V. We moved on as
soon as we were able
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03

lHE Spiritaalists are to hold the second Ie-
wee OF their course at Mechanics Hall this
evening. This is a good hall ard they are to
have excellent music. Go in and drive dull
care away. -il,e
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