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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-27
Agricultural Etelns.

About 10, 900 Woods reapers and NOW
ers were made last year at one factory,
which employs about 400 men. ,,N
"A stalk of millet over six feet high
has been left at the office of the Herald,
Laporte, Ind, by Mr.. o. l.. Abbot. 80
There is an Isabella grape vine at In
diana, Pa, which has produced this Sum
mer 1,700 punches of perfect grapes. az
"A Kansas farmer has raised this year
on ITO acres of land 6,400 bushels of corn,
600 bushels of wheat, and $500 bushels OF
potatoes-all of the value Of $685. !
Asparagus is very healthful article
of diet, for the reason that it is nutritious,
easily digested. and contains no properties
which are injurious to the human organ
ism. n., l1fs...t ....4,. I'D. 'a,5 lret .
I'm tae vicinity Of st Louis, Mo, far
mer is said to have raised 565 bushels OF
Boughton wheat from fourteen bushels OF
seed-a little over forty bushels from one.
This wheat is well spoken of for rich land.
The Illinois Central, in August, made
$4,000 clear upon peaches alone. Its fruit
business is large, and increasing rapidly.
No road covers so many varieties of eli
mate, and nowhere are they more prompt
ly taken advantage Of ~ W. oeft .'af
The great Canada Cheese manufac-
tured about one year ago at factory near
Ingersoll, is still in good state of preser-
walton, and is suspended on pivots in the
factory so as to be easily swung over for the
qualification of visitors Thirty-fve tuns
of milk were used in manufacturing this
cheese, which weighs 1000 pounds
Mr. jeremiah Duncan, near Paris, KY,
recently sold from his herd of Short II orns
ten bulls, and 80 COWS, heifers and young
calves. The prices were quite high
81 ,21O and $1,275 being the highest, while
but single animal sold for less than 800.
The list of prices as published, foots up
$14, 306 or an average of $29G.53 for each
animal Sold
For retaining black land that has be-
come stiff and waxyD improper farming,
(for it will not become so by proper usage,
use so to rs bushels of leached ashes per
acre. or 16 to Is bushels unleached-the
leached ashes contains no potash, and
can have little else than mechanical eff
feet, to loosen and mellow the soil when
thoroughly mixed.
MIR. B. f. Gutter, of Pelham, N. H.,
tells story in the Mirror and Farmer, of a
hog, which though well fed and apparent
ly health, "did not grow one atom" Soon
after feeding MIN one day, the owner hap
pened to look into his pen, and found the
trough completely filled with rats, which
at once accounted for the lean condition of
his starving hog.
The Sacramento Bee asserts that in
the Alameda and Santa Clara valleys the
farmers have actually been driven by
ground squirrels from some of their best
lands; that their settlements, like that of
the prairie-dog extend for miles, each bur-
row sheltering from one to six inmates !;
and that it would hardly be an exaggera-
ton to say that they eat one-fourth Of the
annual wheat crop. fa
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-27

The Working Farmer recommends
sawdust as bedding for COWS and as mulch
for trees.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-27
EBrevities and Levitles.

Aaron Jones' fighting ardor is Cool
ed down.
What State is high in the middle
and round at both ends? Ohio.
why is fire paradoxical Be-
cause the more it is coaled the hotter it gets.
The century "plant" putting green
backs In the new brand OF tobacco.
Abypocrite is the picture of saint;
but his paint shall be washed Off and he shall APP
pear In his own coors. 4 Rse
The first day little boy went to
school, the teacher asked him if he could spell.
"Yes, SIR" he said. "Wel, how do you spell
boyT' "Oh, just as other folks do"
5s..tF ~ GEM. ~4
Isot me down. in thought profound
This maxim wise | drew:
1t is easier for to love gal,
..a Than to make a gal love you.
Gentleman Ito boatman) -Youmust
often, should think, get wet, do you not? Art
less boatman-Yes, yer honor, we does, very wet,
no mistake
"A couple of neighbors became so
inimical that they would not speak to each other
but one having been converted at camp meeting
on seeing his former enemy, held out his hand
saying, "How dye do, Kemp | am humble
enough to shake hands with dog
"A gentleman remarked that -.
who used to be given to sharp practice, was get
ting to be more circumi pect. :. Yes" replied
the speculative of lifehe began by seeking to get
on, then he sought to get honor, and low he is
trying to get honest"
Base ball is raging fearfully through
out the oil region, sparing neither age nor condf
ton. We eat base ball, talk it, and act it. The
other night one of the deaconss Of a church in
Franklin, winding up petition to the throne of
Grace, said 6 Oh, Lord, as we start for home
to glory, don't let us by the devil be caught out
on fy!"
The other day, MI. G.. treated his
son, wide-awake little fellow of four summers, ito
a sleigh ride The horse slipping, came down mp,
on his launches, at which the youngster remarked
imperiously, 81 don't like to have horses sit down
to rest, pa" 8 sas -a4Hat
A writer IN a London paper says
"Our Irish Chief Secretary being the owner Of
fine ostrich, which some days ago was safely de
livered Of an egg, received the following telegram
from his steward: My Lord, as your lordShjp5
out Of the country have procured the biggest
goose could find to set on the ostrich's egg"
a clergyman was one day talking
with his landlord. Universaist on the personality
of the devil. A little incredulous. the gentleman
remarked:
sI should like to see the devilr'
Cant you walt my good fellow was the quiet
s'My good fel.ow,'' said one man to another
slapping him on the shoulder, "you are one of
the men we read of"
"How so,,' inquired the other; "where do you
read of mef''
lin the police report"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16
Tenure Of Civil ofices.

Durin1 the disru-sicn ~ The Din "a ore
Esnt the removals. frcm offiee by ,he Pre.i
dent. IN the U. 8 Sen.se. Isa week. GU
tis,ingnisbed Sensror. Mr.. Hendricks. mad.
&c sbIs speech - opposition 10 il. iron
Which we copy iew exrrser:
"Then. or. ;his bill proposes 10 deny Il
Mr. Johnson. % Presissnt or The Uni,et
States. that which hes been conceded 70
lrv~y President that wsnt before hin--to
place in the cfices of The country. 20 sid
bin 10 the exeeution u the Iaws. men who
symPsihize with bin in his views.
a very insignificant question was ssk
|ed oy the Senator from Pennsylvsnis, fMr
cossn ] yesterday. To whom 10 Tie osiic-.
selong He snsweIsd well ia ssyine shey
seIonged 70 The lao Tse msD shss l. a.
pointed is appointed simply 10 execute the
ls~, % discharge j. du'y under The law
The ofise does not belong 70 him ercer,
during the time for which he hold. III: he
hss no patent BY which 10 esn hold il be-
yond the will o. the powor hat conierred
=. Dot suppose the propositions Of sens-
'ors Be correct, that the cfioes belong 20
ne people. L there nothisg. then. doe 60
'hs large minority in the ccnntrys Al the
recent elscsioas. 10 October end November
issi, eightees hundred thoussnd voters 81
me country indorsed the policy % the
President. shout twenty TOO hundred sbous
snd iadofsed the policy Of Congress Gut
% the icur million Of voters casting their
'csss. eighteen hundred thousand men I'll
hs polls sid they believed the Psesident
sss right. Do Senssors say these sighsesnl
hundred thousand men. represssting nine
Millions Of the people o. this country ous-
ids Of she seeding Sis,es-do senstors
y 'hss inst lsrge portion Of our
opulssion have no rigA,s 10 the
fiess Of iIe eossssy; shss il is II,
'rosg fos which the President shsIIl,
ssrsigsst before the judgment of ,
= esuntry II be dsss not leave Eli !
. of6ces is the hands Of men who :
pposs his vievss
The President hss Thus fsr not asked
Old hin IN The execution Of the I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

oT A proposition Is before iae Ilinoie
Legislature for isw requiring farmers to
restrain their stock By fences. thus dispsns
ing win the use Of fences Tor The protection
v the growing crops. lis estimated ths,
me will result IN On annual saving 10
farmers in the aggregate OF hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

Wopofuou Of the omcere o.
The country equal 10 The popular vo,l
IN his favor. He hes asked but fos
one-sixth while OF the voters Of the
country there 10 nearly one.haif whc
susts.n him. Ia tbs great States of
New York, Peansylvsnis and iniisns,
giving popular vote OF ono million, forty.
iour thousand votes cover the msjsrisy. A
change Of forty-thoussnd 10 The enormous
vote Of these three great States would
have thrown them 10 favor Of ,hs Presi-
dsnt-three States that give shout seventy.
two electoral vot0. And yet Senstors say
thst IL the President Of the United States
res Pecss, in the latter matter OF appoint.
nents 70 cfice. this enormous sentiment Of
The country. he isto be charged with .
wrong.
Ar. Williams. ~ should like to ask the
bonors b Ie Senator from indiana, what pro.
portion Of The one million eight hundred
thousand men 10 ~hom he refers voted and
determined 10 1864 that the war for the
Union was failure
Mr. Hendrieks.-I have not made sny
csieuia,ion upon that sDbjeet; aud, cir, III.
Know VI no portion Of the voters OF The
Country who voted that sealimenf. know
o. no expression OF that opinion. 1 know 4
O' resolution, to which suppose the Sen. Ii
ssof means 70 refer. declaring that thus far,
.p 20 certain time, the war had proved
failure 70 restore the Union. E.chtld
months after ihst, Ia my judgment, tbailt
resolution ought 10 hsve been proved un. {
rye, snd 'ns result Of The war ough, ,olt
'sve proved 'hs. The Union was restored. n
8u', sir, 'li- Union j. not yet restored and
lntl me Senator from Oregon is ready 10
ring ~ " The States into their properItl
els'ions ia ,he Federal Union upon the 4
s-i- " thr Constitution. until he il ready 10,
Q sdm.t into the Senate and n ouss of Rsp.I,.
essDtssives loyal msn ~ho are sble 10 take !,
he oath prescribed by Es~, he esn no, ssyI
sst me Reservation Of The Uuion Is CON. 70
ieted.
But, sir. hsve spoken Of The ons milionIin
ghi hundred thousand men who stlgs
'e iste elections voted in favor Of the pol. III
Of The Presldsai OF the United States. ca
say the least Of is : ve'y large minority ia
% when sensiors claim that IKE ofices'in
''ong 70 the people, what are the rights re,
this isrge minority! en-
When sou sPesk " the Offices belonging i'm
The people, let me ssk whsi are the rights
'nis minority o. one n,ilIion eight hrr- lty.
Cd thousand men II 10 NOT asked. and fan
. has not been sskeo 80 general promo we
'on. that the Offices should be giv- con
70 me men who opposed the election itio'
present Chief Magistrate. Its simplv the
sed that Of :he men who voted for him /. "
.. he should Be allowed 70 bring into liior
&c > reasonable n1moer OF those who ldw,
= support him and sre in sympathy with neg
n- - ,hst unjust j. il an unfsir don
ng 'o demard. 90 that the Senator from dssi
ssaehusetis il sulhorizsd 10 denounce 4, Of ,
misconduct On the part Of The OF =
's'aen' j. thing that was 50 eener. :.
'ss's'nsd ~ The majority party ID 1861 VIC.
'ng 10 1856 ! DO not understand stag
%. ues
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

~ A new appropriation bill Tor ,bs
negro Bureau calls for s3s.0o0 0c0. Tim
. tx upon the Isboring ~hi,es 70 cup.
port idle negroes. Who were self support
ing before the AboIitionis:s got hold Of
them A. this awful ssx i brought upon
D by purely Republican measure,
= strict justice shss party ought to
ss made 10 psy il sIl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

ILLTHors CerroS.-Ws have OF late oh
served the arrival Of large number Or bales
Of Illinois cotton, aos'ly from The coon ,i<s
of Williamson. Hsmil,on. White and Saline.
4 = generally veil bsled. end presents the
appearances Of beiag Of good isbric.--
Shsws eeto~s Mercury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

: soss sos THE ssAsou.

Jack Frost. he lived in fine new house.
I White, end light, and ,sIl;
And ~tst ~ss tbs name or JscL's ne,
On. be e.iIsd IL IcicIs Hall.
Did Jack live I'll slone in his bousef
Oh no for you must know
he had his neat iasie wife With him there.
And her name wss Jenny Snow.
You msy think they lived upon coolisI
10 their Iciele Hat;
But Frost and Snow were sure 10 seree.
They never Tell QUA q ell.
They gave their parties snd s.w ,heir
friends.
With frequent feast and treat;
There we're young Mr.. Rain. and smsr,
Miss Hsi',
And rsiti;ng old Mrs. S.eet.
Sometimes when dull Mr. FOeg dropped 10.
They srfr not 60 g, ss before.
lie would hsng about ,b- live long d.y.
And Has voted di.mai bore.
Doe dsy. Jack FRS, and HE ~iie resolved
To pr grand 10 Icicis Hail;
FIR u ~cuid hsvs be.n strange II yeuny
snow
Guild Do' gel uP sALl.
Tie parry ~s- large. and gay. and are.
Ard ehssceIiers Of light
Win fros's5 erys,sis -psrkled md .Aons
10 rainbow eoIurs uragn..
sres'hs oil shits. ard irsloons or snox.
Hung round each gIiIierlng ~.h:
md ice sno~e ed over .orm-d the for
Os the rooms in lcicIe Hail
% while they vsiked and danced sto.,. J.
The calls began % stream;
BE feor sac foodec. The root tell ia.
Di-soisirg like dream.
no hsd performed this m.rvelsus feat !,
u wss ono shoin 40 one s.w; \,
ides shove b the snvious sun. I,
y ~ss fnisehsviou. OH Mother THAwt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

u Ats late convention Of negroes
IN Washington--of black and white
negroes indiscriminstely mixed. Ian
enthusiastic darkey passed round the
picture Of an old wench BY the name
Of Jane Scott, who gave the first iva
dollars towards the erection OF I
monument to Lincoln. lie said bc
would "place the picture Of Jnne
Scott By the side Of President Lin
ccoln," and pointing to both pictures
he would say to his children, there
z your emancipator and his slater"
This is about the highest specimen Of
negro intelligence we have yet seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16
Jasper and k.O0gOOeec.
ACCOMMODATIONS STAGE.

YvHE undsrsigned, proprietor OF the regr.
i.r mail linz. respectfully Informs the
frsveling public shss hrresf,er he uili run
Stage for the accommodation Of rss>~n-
gers on Mondsys. Wednesdays and Fri
ssys He sill leave jasper, 10 time 10 coo
meet with fhe trsins on the o. & NJ r. n
u Loogoofee. snd will return on Tnesdsys.
Thurs6sys and Saturdays. His team i .
good one. ard passengers nsy rely on 90
isg through safely md in'ims
ISIDrRE SHOEMAKER.
Xsy 1eth. fses-v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

\ CONSPIRACY AGAINST GRASr-Asur.Ey
! THE CAr's-rAw OF SrEvEns AMI
BurLER.
Mack" the Washington. cores
pondent OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, in his letter OF the 30th, has a
long expose OF the real secret attach. \
ed to the impeachment resolution OF
Ashley, of Ohio. We copy portion
showing that Beast Butler, and Thad'
Stevens were the real authors OF the
scheme. Old Butler can never for.
give Grant for exposing his inefficient
blundering military career. Here the
extracts:
AS soon as the resolution was
read, Mr.. Bingham jumped from bis
seat and went over to Ashley, to
whom he addressed some very strong
language, asking him what he meaut
oy such proposition as that, why he
didn't frame il to apply to the Presi-
dent only, instead OF making it a drag
net to include every officer Of the
Government. Ashley hesitated
while, affected knavish smile. and
replied ti,at "he guessed it was ali
,,ight. 7" No, it isn't all right" said
Mr.. Bingham. 81 It's stab Ct Gen
irant, and no such malicious thins
hall go through the uonse If can
lei2 II. Suppose " it does include
irant," said Ashley.
ny this time quite a group had col.
acted where the colloquy was being
eld, and Thad. Stevens, sceDting Z
reeze, had come over to avert !
torn. Addressing him. Mr.. Bino.
am asked what was the meaninv of
lis damnable assault upon General
rant. "Oh, nothing, said Steyeps
J his insidious way" only we want
investigate some charges recently
'ade against him. ! don't see why
rant should hn free from invest;r:'
on any more than johnson he's
'st as bad as Johnson
Mr.. Bingham addressed Ashley. A.
resence Of several members. n Ian
rage like this: "Tell the honest
nth, now, who instigated that reso.
ton Y "Why, what makes Won
ink i wasn't my OVID n innuirsd
shley. I" Because" said Bingham,
know there is too much CUNNING
i for yon, and III bet you anythinSe
2 dare that Thad. Stevens and Ben
ltier either wrote il or dictated h.
irit.v 'u ~
After some further banteripg and
dgering, en- Bingham's part. Asb-
confessed that "Etevens had ! ~.
to DO with it, and Butler had
'ie to DO with it, and that one Of ~
nc'pAi objects was to give Butler
opportunity Of making and prov
certain charges against Gen.
Now, this y no story Of the imau;.
ION. Il is statement Of facts.
en- to me BY one who was witness
=, ana substantiated BY Others. /
70 It some time ago, but looked
% Il as 80 improbable on its faeA
declInee to print it until bad
lned u from such a source q voulds
ge no doubt Of its accuracy. Here
would have the would-be leaders
ne Radical party engaged 10 The
est, most malignant and most
assanlt that the ingenuity
devils could invent against the
% whose valor and genius We
'ne exIstetce Of the nation TO-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

eT Stranger" Gardener. Why DO you
water the sidswsI u % much r. Gardener
(" Sors. master hss so,hine 70 sGsss hin,
and be mshss me keep ths sidewsIs wei
shiIs ne looks q The lsdiss' ankles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

- The greatest wonder in The State q
lows y he walled Lake" which is three
feet higher thsa The esrsh's surface. snd oe-
cupies nineteen hundred acres. II hss no,
yss been ssesrsiped where the wsser
ecass from o. where il goes 10. yss IL
alwsys RENAME fresh and clssr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

u A spirit merchant in Killsr.
ney, Ireland, has announced that bo
''ae still on sale small quantity Of
whiskcy which was drunk by the
Prince Of Wales When last At XIX
arncv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

70 sd hIn n NE eIsealIea d N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

&EEEsp THE .t-rsigasd respectful
iny insvrm- me pubic y1
snls ne h.s nov. end sill eonsfsnfiy keep
a hand. o. manufacture ~ order, I'll the
is'rss aud most fashionable vsrie'ie- Of Fur
rhsr>. saeh - WsrSrobe-. Brresns. Bee
stssd-. Tsbis-. Loangss. md large ssscvf-
seat 81 chairs. of the best sly.es- He re-
sperffUliy invites those desiring snyihing in
ais line. 70 ell srd examsNe hi~ stock Be-
fsre pnrchssing el-ex here. - he 10 conf
scat he esn pissse them - his shop on The
corner 81 Newton and porrersviIi~ streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Der 81, lsss-iv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

TERNs-.TRIcTLYI IN ADVANCE
singie Subscription. for fifty Sos.. 81 81
For sis months. 1 %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-16

- France i decreasing 10 populslor
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-04-27

FIRE AT VANcoUvER.-A fire broke out
in Capt. Babbit's old quart er, at Vancou-
yer, last Wednesday morning. Although
the fire department was promptly on the
ground, the fire had made such Roadway
before the alarm was given that the build.
ing was totally destroyed. The most that
could be done was TO prevent the fire from
spreading to adjacen: buildings. 1t is
presumed to have been the work Of al in
crndiary. Loss, $4,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-04-27

~ fulls-szx uau.~s sr-t---z~a 80 sa.."--
ir-a % r~rs 81 Sad r-r. rt - u.a-~t a. sa
.at...-r5rt.au o. ih- >raNasEb
l. T. Fs.HtE- 80 fT4ari-eo- Cal
A fksNArI. Nictnrlz. '. l..
N. ". WATT.
JouN r u>D>. rori ToSn>eni.
HolpE> A. Irtr-nN. Whidbv's Island.
P.J. PRIsEusE. port Madison.
joan WEBSTER, Seattle.
MARsH.LL BII>N, >"abeck.
A. b. PATRICk. Port Ludlow;
A. X. KBA>k, Monticello;
A. =. ABgR>Truy, Oak Point;
Col. TRIPP, Vancouver;
&c. LrARK, Montosano
+. A. WILSON, Skokomish.
STEPHEN JrDsoS, Steilacoom;
WERREN COVE, Nisqually.
tk,S. Money can be sent through the mails
At )ur risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-04-27
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1867
The " Orphan Boy"

Since the nominate ion Of the Hon. Frank
Clark for Congress. we are in constant re-
ceipt If thu most encouraging news from
all quarters. Before the meeting Of the
Vancouver Conventions we were firmly
fixed in the belief that the emf rcenent OF
negro suffrage upon our people was, OF
itself sufficient to insure The d-f-n, OF the
Radical party, let who would be the NOM
inees, Since the men have been named.
we hav. found that our candidate possesses
elements of strength upon which we had
not counted, and we can already lay our
finger on scores Of the opposition who
have for good aud suffic cnt reasons to
themselves, signifrd their intention OF
supporting the "orphar b"y." If any
one desires to know what these elements
are, let him 60 upon the streets. upon the
roa Is, to the tavrrns. upon our steam
boats. O, WI erever else politics is discussed,
and | stem to what is said by the voters.
Says one. 1.-The Delegate will have but
little TO do except to draw his mileage, and
who is so we'll entitled to it as the pio-
neer, who has grown up with the country :"
Says another, Frank CLARK is Self
made man. He comes from the people.
H. has not been nursed upon Government
pap. He is not sustained by Federal pat
rouage. 1.-The receives position aud honor,
he must receive them from US. 1t elected
he will represent us and our interests, and
not. those who hold fat places and endeav.
o. 20 make Delegates that they may uae
them for their own purposes" "And,"
say all, "who among or pubic men
has like prestige of SUCCESS: Who has
accomplished s" much Of what he has I'M
dertakrn! Who has been SO untiring in
Serving the interests Of his clients as a
lawyer :-of his constituents az . local
representative Who hae more energy,
more vim. more o: the go-ahradative
Young America in his na'urr, than he
Who would be more likely to accomplish
vba, is worth doing for the b-m g. Il the
Territory than Frank Cls,k. the '' orphan
boy" the neat DELEGATE 10 Ca.nsr-ss
The enfhpsi an that ~xis,s smoag his
hs~ss Il fri-sds. without ref.r~n1e u ,s.,
parry do 'n-si-n-. slre.4r fras h-svils
upoa tS~se van k~-6- d~p-s8 up G BIS
4 sez Is 8 ass~a sk< c.s- ~s.h sh~.-
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s~wr $50 s~1~ A~~& nv~~ s.~ @ss<
49, q $3.50 - =~w-~m< -~u6r
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