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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-26
THE ARMY WITH GRANT.
COL. Wallace NOT 10 BE sEDUCFD.

This afternoon the President sent for
Col. Wallace, commanding the Post of
Washington, and went over the whole
ground of authority with him, but it is
understood that Col. Wallace declared
that he should feel bound by the law for
bidding him to obey any order not coming
through army headquarters.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-26
HOase OF Represenlafives.

Under a call Of the States a large num-
Der of joint resolutions were introduced,
which were referred to the Judiciary Com
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-26
NAME AND LOCATION.

NAME AND LOCATION,
The name Of this Company is the Continental
Insurance Company, Incorporated in 1852 and
located in the city Of New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

John T.. Roberts, Joel II. Lucia, Sidney
NJ. Southard, Benjamin B. Allen, Rod
man Chapman, Milton J. Graves.
WALruAM-Edwin Everts, John II.
Sprague, f.. Frank Benton, Frank D.
Barton, james Preston.
WEYBRIDGE-Edwin s. Wright, Azel
ID Hayward, George l.. Harrington,
John Brittell, Jehiel Wright.
w HTTTNG-Whitlield Walker, Abram
b. Huntley, Abel Walker, George $.
Walker, Calvin Foster.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

Edwin Forest, the actor, paid las
week the final installment OF SOS 900
alimony to his divorced wife. The totai
cost of his divorce has been over $780,
0O0
The Tribune declines to have any
words In the matter, but says that Il
believes that Gen. Halpine, and not
William GLAND Borne, wrote "Teai
Down the Flaunting Lie"
w Wilson owed lady $1,000 fol-
which he had given notes He married
her afterward, and refused to nav her
the money because she was his wife.
She sued him, and the supreme court of
California have give her a verdict
she IL entitledto her own, whether mar
ried or single.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
Tfe 2Rlrl,qiister,
MIDDLEBURY. WI.
TUESDAY, NoeEMBER "a, 1865.
The Legislatnre

The General Assembly adjourned Fri
day morning at eight O clock, closing uI
session of 43 days, As usual, large
portion Of the business of the session
was crowded into the last day and night
But for all the lateness of the hour and
the fatiguing labors of the last day, the
House found time to appropriate hall
an hour to the " mock session. during
which time several gentlemen were
called to the chair, and spicy jokes were
perpetrated at the expense of different
members. We are unable to give any
very complete or accurate report of re-
suits this week, but shall soon publish
the laws of the session. The Fairhaven
and Lake Shore railroad bill passed both
Houses of the Legislature, but failed to
become law by the Governors with
holding his approval of the bill On
this subject the Herald says:
AT late hour, the bill for incorpor-
atlng the Fairhaven & Lake Shore Rail-
road TO run from Poultney north to
Shoreham to connect with Plattsburgh
Y whitehall Railroad, came from the
House to the Senate unexpectedly TO
the IIlends OF the measure, who had sup
poseu, from the previous action of the
Legislature OH other Railroad matters
naa peen consigned to the fate of many
bill, "hird rea4iag rerused," and thpy
were hardly prepared for its reception.
ana the arrangements for parliamentary
action upon it, at so late a stage of the
session, but its friends from.the House
soon appeared upon the scene. and
senators wearied out by protracted
session, were summoned from their beds
ana fastened to the Senate Chamber.
The bill was read the first and second
time, and referred to the Committee on
Railroads, who retired for consultation
and meanwhile the routine of businnss
proceeded After great DELAY. n Seno-
tor introduced a resolution which was
adopted, instructing and directing the
hailroad Committee to report the bill
which was done with report that the
PHI ought not to pass, thereupon de-
pate arose lasting nearly an hour be-
tween Senators Hard, of Chittendcn
wheeler, of Windham, Builard. ofCai,
eoohla, ana clark of Rutland, in its ia
Tor, ana senators Walker, of Windsor
Barlow, of Franklin, and Confieij 81
Bennington, in opposition. II 1.o ",
ordered to a third reading, by a vote of
ID to 8, and passed by vote of Ii to
1t was immediately signed by the prc.
siding officers of both Houses. ana sent
to the Governor for his approval. In
to the hour of final Adjournment. if wos
not reported to the House, and it is mn |
u .eI e,( that he didnot allix his appro-
closed, ond the bill did not brrn,nr a
law, and the road incorporated WINS dr'
ieated. We are not advised of The ron
sons which induced the Governor to |
Wllhoid his approval Of the bill, buf orc
BOUND. to suppose him to have GOOD
;Hd valid reasons OLA yn6lic nature for
ms course. We Withhold any further
Oh this subject, until more
t,snt IL thrown upon it, preiciring not
reports in reference tbprnto
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

Tue oujciti-aisl would re,pet tluly announce
10 the people IT Mil.leJuly and vicinity that they
have purchased the interest Of \. T. Williamson
Il Go. IN tho Butcher business, and have opened
Meat Markc; uGd-r the name of COMSIOCk &
Co. III McleoUs buildings first door ca st IT scott
boot aud shoe shop. where thev will be happy to
wait upon all those who may desire provisions IN
their line Lime viii also lie kept on hand Tor
sale. They are making arrangements 20 open Il
Lumber Yard, where they i'll nh orders for every
Kind Of lumber manufactured Ia this vicinity, ON
short notice
Milton EHnohs. 20. =. 'oNsroCk
Middehui,, Nov. -, Is S 3jyl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

EVERY SATURDAY, for November y, ~ the
same publishers, Contains, lie knew he was
Right The Latest Partisan Whim More
Ghosts, oldsani new Duel Fight ng Britnns
at Boulognc..; Baby TRAVELLERS Extracts from
Mr. Crownng's New Poem
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

DEATH OF EX-Gov. ROYCE. 80 Tx
Gov Royce died at his residence in
Berkshire, on Wednesday morning,
Nov. II, at the age of SO years. Mr.
Royce graduated at Middlebury College
in 1907, was chosen Judge OF the ST.
preme Court in 1925 and Chef Justice
in 1916. which Office he held till 1852.
He was elected Governor in 1854, and
held the Office two years. Thus Yer
mont has lost another Of her most pro-
minent citizens His funeral occurred
on Sunday following
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

er than II was month ago.
"A generous donation Of beautiful
Cottage Organ was received Ivy the
Homo for Destitute Children, Burling-
ton, on Saturday. 1t was the Gift Of
Mossrs ESteY & Co of Brattlebolo.
In the report of the trustees of the
Vermont State Library it is stated
that l15 volumes have been added to 1t
| duaing the past year. Included is full
set OF English common law Reports
| A portrait of the late Richard Skinner.
9TH Governor of Vermont and for six
| years the Chief Justice of the state. has
been added TO the Gallery Of pnintinps.'
Frank Morrill, Of Danvill, was
I knocked senselesa, and nearly killed
the other day, by the falling branch Of
a tree he was cutting down to secure n
| hunted squirrel.
! Jack Woods and MrsGco. w. Good
| dell, of Passunpsic, eloped last Friday
evening, going through to Canada that
night. 4 long course Of Scandclous
| conduct led 10 This result.
-,
The principal OF St. Johnshury
! High School was prosecuted the other
dav f0rnunishino ono If tho ,oroerhovs
! The trial was very oxcitino-rcsu,tiug
nan ocouito1 ord onnrl;no.. ,,.rorol
satisfaction.
Whites iewclry Store. nj Island
Pond, was destroyed by fire Mon day
| night. No insurance on the building.
but stock insured. Loss small.
Mr. Noah Paine Of Cha,soo has y
hcifer that was two veors old ON ,he
twelfth dov of Sortomlnr I,et On tbo
first of July last She calved, and before
that time she had given six hundred
and five quarts ofmilk. This is con-
sldered to be an neutrality-suspicious.,
anu oi''''eiSes 'ile "orlo' me animal
is of the Ayrshire breed.
A Frencbmou ottoontod T., cut hi.
t,root win, -, 1orool.rie, - piohn,o,,1
on the 10Th inst. during \ fit oftcmpo,
rary insanity. lut was prevented by the
bys,anders.
w II ~ Observation-Disclosures
,,,,,o,,.,, :, .,,.,.-,.. a.,
by misstep at the dcpat in North Rem
nineton
.or;on .o.,,,.., ,....,, J.,
ro,.,, s,.......,. rc''., '''''''', '','' w.
''H
c,ta,,r,.,' ..., 80, ,, IT, i '''''s "',' -
W ~" nv Ivy 9'".''' '''. I'VE
y, VI, ''''''' ", ''''" "'1 ''H ,o'"''
% - ''''' '''V,
~ ''''' '''
1t is said that I. W. Park haS offer
Z" q''''o 'or ''ie sue o' .'e iate mount
1,'''''o'H i'o"S'' "'iiiihetoh' with a
we" - ''''' " SI'''''olo or'cN h"t'''
MAJ Is rnnntn% I.9 o ',i.ri N2I' i"T-
ct of South Adams Mas. + Iorno,v
interested in the ilrn,.
Cant 1ro,J..n,occ,
dav. ,rco,. hcro,o Toe, .r,1 - H. 81 '' -,
oini,, .. (.
lua,,.;. -. ''"N,
e,aa,a ''''''' '-' '''' ~ '''' ''s''' VIM
-''''nE'7'' says 'l'"' "istihr' traces
OF an ancient sea beach. 1870 feet above
,,.;,,. a,'I l,,. ,i''', ''' -,'' W it"','-
r,o ,o..;o,l ,..,,,, ..,.'., .,l''''7 '', w.
n.as ,,,,,a .' ,' r nv =, >'''i,'9
fonnd 81 Ina Ia,u.,.a,, tHi'ae, "'1H
and Greensboro. extensive .rr,cns for
med bv the action Off and wote,. and
a snail deposit of mari, ofgood quality,
and numerous beds of peat are known
to exist.
Mr.. Theodore .IuJJ post,no.tnr ,t
Bethel. was ran over by a train Of ear.
Il, Norwalk. c.. recently. and killed
r,.o ro.,-...... -,
.., ,,.;.,..,.1 '''',O'''' ~ - ~ ~"
giving 70 their minister Pow u
Clark hesedes n donnfinu az mona, I,,,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

STOVE LIMITATIONS AND PLAGfAnIsMs 60 All ar
tices of value and established reputation have
their limitations. Manufacturers who have not
the brains to invent or the enterprise to estab-
llsh reputation for themselves, seek to nppro-
pirate the invention and reputation Of those
who have. The American C0oking Slore. for
instance, has obtained n worldwide reputotion
Messrs Slear, Packard & Co., have spent sew
en- years in improving and periecting this stove
till it is almost perfect as stove, aud they have
spent large amounts in advertising and bringing
its merits before the people. There have been
numerous limitations of it, and they have been
compelled to bring five suits against different
parties Tor appropriatng their patcafed improre
MN , all Of which have resulted in their favor
The last phase Of these limitations is one similar
IN design and almost an exact imitation Of the
name, '0'y ope iefor ieH tm These spurious
limitations are sought to be pamed off upon the
pm lie rs the genuine article. This is in VIOLA
ton Of their rights 4; and they have commenced
II suit to restrnin the sale OF these fraudulent
articles and they propose to prosecute all in
Engagements and limitations till others cease fl ON
nppropiiatng and Initiating their improvements.
81 En, PACKARD Co, Albany, Y For
sale hy NJ. II. Len, Md eoury. ~ ;8w
crsons wishing to economic in clothing
| their children, will 10 well to try metal-tipped
shoes. children invariably wear out their shoes
at the tee first. Metal tips never wear out at
the toe, and pair of tipped shoes at an ad-
| dltional cost Of few cents, will more than out
wear three pair Of the same quality without
/ them
Can II he oseihlc that over Five Million
/ Bottles OF PLANTATION FILTERS have been sold
/ during the past year? 1t is almost incredible.
nevertheless it is absolutely true, ard tits the
7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

NG. BRowNiNG's PARIsH.-undcr this title
TIE New York Observer is publishing a serial
story, to run through large part of the next
volume. 1t IS written by the autlor Of the
Prize tale. "Ihe uritan of 1862 Win and
Wear,' ''Girding on the Amor" Sc. The
story viii commend itself to ministers and all
religious readers by its high literary character,
It's decidedly evangelical tone and spirit and
It's grand object to illustrate the wonderful
workings Of Divine Providence in defense of
the right and bringing to naught the counsels
of the wicked All new subscribers get the
story complete
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

Ed. +. Alderman, ESQ, OF the Brat
ileboro R'cord, has entered upon a new
enterprise. lie has opened an adver-
Using sgency, and christened it 1.-THE
Vermont and New England Advertis-
ing Agency making speciality of
Vermont advertising. Mr.. Ackerman
has just that restless energy which
ought to succeed in an undertaking of
this kind, as we have no doubt it will.
Our hest wishes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

We are in receipt of a handsome volume from
the United states Publishing Company. All
Broome st., New York, entitled 1.-The Life and
Public services Of Schu, Ter ColGx," by Ed
ward Win-io Martin, the publication of which
we announced some time ago. As Il Republican
text-boGl; II is both invaluable and indispensable
at this time, giving, as it does, with singular
elearncss and vigOr, a complete digest Of the
various public issues that have agitated the
country for fifteen years. As a truthful biog-
raphy Of one of Americas greatest statesmen,
it is peerless contribution to the nations lit
eraturc, and we cheerfully and heartily COM
mend it Ia OR readers as the right book at the
right time. In mechanical execution and gem
tral appearance it is all that could be desired,
and it il embellished with magnificent steel
portrait Of Nr. Coltax, by Buttre. We believe
tue Publishers are in want of Agents and We
advise cunva'sers to apply at once and secure Il
choice # territory for this highly popular and
valuable WORK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD \
construction train win commence lun-
ming regularly tu-dny from Bcnning-
ton to Pctcrsburph, over Parks new
railroad, down in the morning and up
at night.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

FsNHE BANKRUPT ACT.-Persons
"A desiring TO take the benefit of the Bankrupt
Act must have their applications filed before the
First OF January, AID. 1869. After I at date. pc
titoners viii be compelled to show assets to the
amount OF so per cent. Of their debts.
STEWART & ELDREDGE.
IRA W. CLARK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
TuE BRANDON. BOOKSTORE
d For SALE.
n SPLENUTD OPPORTTNTTYy

Having become satisfied that the confinement
lending mercantile lri Is gradually undermin-
Is my hcll'h, AMI feeling. for this reason, the
nrcc.si;v oi c'aug lo.h Of business and climate
nayc iecu reluctantly oamacilei to decide to
.Ar niN store for sale; aH in doing. it is bro.
'cr % s.1ic shat miHc is the only Bookstore ad
Now on @ in thl plice that daring the last two
Gears tho hu.ir"ss las hccl -:cuilt Increasing
nnt T. row In very prosperous condition.
argc au1 H0uii,hn- Graded School was ecentlv
opened here, and the population # the town is
n'i!sfNntlv cularging. In view Of these facts IL
must be readi' seen that this Is rare oppcrtu-
ity tor any one who wi.hc- to do a light IN
'"or3 business rc1uiriu, comparatively small
capital, which !, SURE Of paving, By ordinary *
ariion, handsome yrub Income.
lmmo 'ata po .'n .i,nn II desired which
w0u give flr hu "r to lau.Ht ct The caniA A.
lol.av Ira 90
Tor1"rn'' >~ inquire JOB ie. gn oc to, mai.
&C. tSDN.
BIok.cle' and Ncvs,lcae.
II brandon. W.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

PhRaoNAL.-T. o. benjamin, NJ D.,
native Of Ira, VI and now a resident
of Rochester, y. y, has lccn rendered
the chair of "Thcory and Practice of
medicine in the Philadelphia llloctic
Medical College.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
N0MMISSIONERs, NOTICE

4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
y We, tie Subscribers being appointed b.,
he Probate Court for the District Il addison.
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands OF all persons against the cs-
tate Of CALVIN G. TlLDEN,
late OF Midlebury in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset hereto:
and six months from the l6,h day Of Nov. bein.;
allowed by said Court tor that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
TO the business Of our said appointment at thc
Probate Office, in Middlebury. on the Third Tues
davs Of December and April next from nine
o'clock AN, until four o'clock I'm, on each Of
said days.
Dated at Mildlebury, this ash day Of NoYem-
her, Al. 1858
4. d. TWITCHELI,
CHAS. ID. LANE,
=. s. ROCKWELL.
35a3 Commissioners.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

We ciicn see large stocAs Of cattle which DO
not seem 10 thrive, and come out 20. uiirgrcorH
all % va t Of somelhirg to start diem IN the
right direction. One dollars worth or .sShor
idans ayalry g. ndition Powders " given to
such a stock occas onnlly during the wintor.
would he worth more than an extra half ton Of
hay
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

LnTELL's LII AGE enters upon its One
Hundredth Volume on January next, which
fact sufficiently attests its deserved success.
In the number for November 81, it begins, by
arrangement with the Boston publishers Of
Berthold Auerbach's works new and great
Romance, by that most eminent of living Ger
man noyeliss entitled ''The country house ON
the Rhine" which is now appearing serially
in Germany. Auerbach's last work, "On the
heights was pronounced the most remarka-
BILE novel that has come to us from the home of
Goethe during the present century," and John
@ Sake pronounced it zone Of the few great
works Of the Nge,n The new work is to be
partly American in its theme, and promises o
be masterpiece of the author 1t will appear
from week to week in the Living Age until
completed, The publishers make liberal offer
TO new subscribers for the year 1869 viz, to
send then tire weekly numbers of the Living
Age, from the beginning of this story to January
next, free ofcharge. 1t is issued every Saturday
Ply Littell and Gay, Boston, at SO 900 a year,
free of postage. An extra copy sent gratis to
any one getting up Club Of Five New Sub
scribers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

"''4N1 4"' '-i''HN, Nolnlall j. AlltI,
assistant Judges d County Court; S
',Us Vi i"p"'' i"i me MS
I,doo ofproIat. -, -, 'V3 hltllsiH'
IL ,,so" '''N wv W, ''ie '!7''i's "I New
,,.'... N,''s W. Ni"HdVH' states
,''o'"VN i 'a"u W. 1flpp' sheriff; T..
II ''''''l'
''llI'ls' OF THE PEACE,
,,,,i nl'1,DN ,"Iucon w. Nhit'ord, IL.
,, 'l'"'''' ''' - W. heod, :. W, smith,
., ,N'' ' 'i9'' \ narhes' {. Merrill.
pas i''.F" ~ -|us. ~ felfe. Nathan S.
- lcNcf' sheldon smith
-A'u' " II HI'''eo' ~ Wing
,, D''S,o,,--i'"'u Us H. Gage, Harvey
injury N"peE Noble Johns,
''oo" ,'e'' i'"fice farr, John IL.
''' " '.uui'
,1o., ',' " ',, - ''i,- ~ leIu' Salhi. kN"rts,
r., 'S man, '"''"s - tn'urdict,
. Ernn,er Do""'
Allan Co., ',V"pg'', i''-kcr' J.
Zu,,o, II-o,i.au ''''' ,I'I'' H. Hah"'
po.o,,.o, W '''N'''' '''''' -
Coa,rrc w.,
ranon '' ri '''''o'9 hroWIl' Nathan
J' lr' ,,, wv Z NlI"rchili, Daniel
Ca''. '-''''" IL 'l'"llipcfilh'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
Among the appropriations rcco-
mended by the Chief Engineer, Gen.


mended by the Chirf En~inenr I,nu.
A. A. Humphreys. i one Of ~ 0O0 for
imnrovemcnt of RnrIinotnn horl,or
THE California Pacific r,ilrood hos
established "A hospital in Sarrninento
for its wounded or Sick ,mrloycs.
zach cmnlovr nnys a. cents mGuth
out nfhi. wngcs To- 4upporl II
M. ,1.,,;,..,. In..,' ,r...
..... l i,r ii. Ia, WV. H. h"s
for heavy DAMAGES Lgcnnsr ofii4"yno
lost snri1o win nntro"no,,. .,yin'jlci
and rytortions procliceI nt thr Tnblo
Rocli hotel NIAGARA Fall. TLe Times
Is 6noopcd In n GOOD raIsr and ouoht
to rrTsGvrrn in If
,.ooi. IT,, nt''' 81 , ,lii., ~ ~ "a" t
conld dri,l, ,,t"ri ,,.Il
w Lr p" Wi ".', y,
IT, ,,..,, ,t,o i,c "'''''
"q' 'i,O ~ "'''' '''-' 80 '''''
lVi"'io HJNi"' ut oh'N ONCE ana
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

The MOTHERS MAGAZINE.-Th jan
uary number will commence the Thirty-Seyenth
year of the Mothers Magazine. Its aim from
the beginning has been to assist mothers in the
most responsible Ct all duties, that of the early
moral and religious training of children. Its
pages have been, and still are, filled with con.
trihutions from the ablest and most experienced
writers in the country. In numerous instances
it has been handed down from mother to daugh-
ter, until it has become a sort Of heirloom in
the family. No young mother. especially,
should be without its beneficial influence.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

Have you a severe wrench or spran Have
you rheumatism Il any tom? Have you stiff
neck, on hunche clu-'i by rheumatic rains -?
II so. 'Jolnton7 Ano'lyne Liniment' is Il
specific remedy. aul is also the lcet ain Killer
in the Uorld
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

James NJ. Sladc, Norman j. Aucr,
Assistant Judges Of County Court. s.
H. |""", Gauge OF Probate Iur me iJIs-
trict Of Addison; Harvey lEunsill
Judge of Probate for the D!strics of New
Haven ; George W. Crandvy. states
Attorney; Isaac NJ. Trip, Sheriff: =.
GOrham, High Bailin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-02

rcife slngaben, ipelde bic 3cu9n6t ilber oaS
unIdalid)c Glenb Der @efangenen i'll slnoerlcnbille
bermabcn crsdn5en, baB mic eS in elmer sIn5ci9c
ilbcr baS Sudb bcBt ,wenn bic Serbreden gSin'
per'S unb SSlrB'S ncdmol5 Der gerid)tld)el
&enntnBnabme borldgcn, bicle 9eipiHcnbaIt 9ee'
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