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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-27

Y sTAUNToN, VA.
WILLIAM FRAZIER late acting partner
Captain WILLIAM ii. SALE, late general SUI
perintendcnt Rockbridge Alum Springs.
The undersigned have taken a lease of the NlR-
GINA HOTEL, and propose to open It In their
partnership name on the LIST of OCTOBER 1850.
Their aim will be so to keep the HOTEL as to at
tract the public patronage and make 1t the favorite
resIng-placc of all visitors to Staunton It's loc;s-
ton and interior arrangements VIII greatly con-
tribute to this end being quite rein9Ted from inc
hustle of the depot and the noise OF shifting trains
and vet central and convenient to business: The
house is NEWLY FURNISHED throughout in the
very best style of modern art.
Hot cold and shower-baths for ladies and gen
tlemen bar and billiard saloons, and livery sta
blcs. connected with the house.
The proprictors, having worked together Tor many
years at the Rockbridge Alum Springs TO the salts
faction OF the public, respectfully ask call from
any Of their former friends and patrons who may
visit stanton, confidently promising them that
they viii find In their hotel the comforts OF we'll
appointed home.
Their charges shall be moderate.
Omnibus to and from the depot free or charge.
All stages set down and take up passengers az
Mr.. G. W. KENNEDY tlate of the Bollingbrook,
Petersburg, Va, is In charge of the dining-room,
and will be pleased TO see his friends.
SO 2s--lm FRAZIER 6 SALE.
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Under order Of the Unitcd States Military Corr
missioner oil the sixteenth division, inc above safe
Is postponed to SATURDAY, October 3oili, NJ I!
O'Clock z. NJ. ,,r,, ..-. 4.
NJ ~ A n SANDS,
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Ey Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Arctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Sank.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, LYING
' on OTTO CREEK. MECkl.ENBIRG
COUETY, VA. FOR SALE AT kUCTION.-
BY virtue Of decree of the circuit court Of Neck
lcnburg county, Va. rendered at the September
term $780, in the suit Of Gaylcs,s trustee rs. fcps
vembcr 1860, AT II O'CLOCK PREC!SELI. on
the premises sell to the highest biGdcr the TiACI
OF LAND on which said Robertson nov resides,
cnrtnininp -FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX AND A BALE ACRES. The Improvements
consist in part OF comfortable DW!.hi&tT-
HOUSE, most excellent out houses, triil>I-hiI4L,
SAW-MILL, TANT&ItD, sc.
TERMS or SALE: Onc-tLird cash: ana FOR Tie
RESIDUE credit OF ana l. months: The purchaser
to execute noni carrying interes: from the day OF
sale The title will be retained until the whole OF tie
purchase money l. paid.
s. r. JOHNSON. Commissioner
RoyproS October o. 1859. DC ls-dtrs
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TUST RECEIVED, TWENTY BAR
W., hHi'' ". W. TRIBBETT,
"nc.u IIle Main street.
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Fg'RUSTEES' SALE OF LOUISA LAND.
/ b. virtue OF II decd Of trust executed to the
undersigned as trustees by w. w. Pcttus and
Martha Il. his wife, On the It'll day Of January
1851, and of record In the clerks office Of the
county court OF Louisa, 10 secure the payment of
deceased. we shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, OF the premises, "n MONDAY the
in said deed, consisting OF THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES, four miles from
Louisa Courthouse, In said county, on The South
Anna river, and ad Joining the lands Of DR.. Fran
cisco Beverly Fox. put. others. The land Is ofoN-
cclcnt quality. and has upon IL the usual farm
houses.
TERMS: One half cash, and the residue on
credit Of one and two years, purchaser giving
bonds for the deferred payments. with good sure
ties, bearing interest from the day of sale, and
title retained until all the purchase money shall
have been paid. JAMES Il. SHELTON,
CHARLES s. JONES,
or WG,y Trustees.
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DOR RENT, with Immediate posses On
i sion. tho DWELLING HOUSE recently A:1
occupied by Mr.. f. W. Tompkins, and formerly by
the late Dr. III. A. Tatum. corner Clay and Second
streets. This is desirable residence, supplied
pair Terms reasonable Apply at the premises.
or to the undersigned No. 500 Leigh street
J.. II. IA UM.
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WANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY a
w SINGLE MAN rs SToREKEEPER, or
SALESMAN or any other business suitable TO his
capacity. Address A. b., ut this ONCE.
or
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EOR RENT, A VERY DES1RABLEG2: On
Il RESIDENCE, No. 5li Fifth street. II is LII
built in modern style, with eight rooms In lr"i:t
building and five in the wing. 1t has bathing
room on second floor. and gas through the entire
building. To good tenant the rent viii he reason
able. Possession given 10th OF Noycmh"r: M,pp!E
to j. II. SUBLETT.
oc DIV 400 Broad street.
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STOVES AND TiNwARE.

CTONES AND TINWARE.-Having on
= hind large assortment Of the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES. | am cna-
b,cd to offer them to the public greatly reduced
prices for CASH. All STOVES warranted tn give
Satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken i'll exchange
or repaired.
both for country and city use. will call on
GEORGE KLEIN,
-, ,od1nk BROAD street.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

" COLUMBIA, s. C.
so 30-am* W. a. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
The Democratic Nominations

The Democratic State Convention met
in Harrisburg on Wednesday last, and
nominated for Governor Judge Asa Pack
er, of Carbon, and for Supreme Judge,
Hon. Cyrus l.. Pershing, Of Cambria.
Judge Packers chief qualifications for
the Governorship are supposed to consist
in the fact Of his possession Of some twenty
million dollars of fortune, certain pro-
portion of which, say one hundred thou
sand dollars, was expended to secure his
nomination, and another sum of equal
amount promised for campaign purposes" "
Cass, Of Allegheny, had too short purse,
and was laid on the shelf, while Gen. Han
cock, by reason of his having been and
yet continuing to be soldier, was not to
be thou ght of
Mr.. Pershing is z man Of undoubted
ability. He served several terms in the
lower house of the State Legislature, where
he took rank as the leader of the Demo
cratic side Of that body lie is an emf
nent lawyer ana an upright man, and
could no doubt perform the duties of Su
prcme Judge satisfactorily. But his wal
record is against him He went with the
/ Cambria county Democracy during the
continuance Of the rebellion, ard the Cam
bria county Democracy went for peace at
any price"-for the di8memberment ot
Of the [ Mon for the success ofthe South
ern arms.
The resolutions declare against the ex
ercise Of doubtful constitutional power
that Pennsylvania would never give W
self government; that the ratification o
the Fifteenth Amendment would 90 be
fore the people; that the negro shoulc
not have the ballot; that the finances neet
reform; that labor reforms should be en-
couragcd that the whole reconstruction
policy tends to destroy republican govern
mcnt and establish tyranny; that our sol
diers should not be forgotten that ou
| sympa;hies should be given to nation
struggling for liberty, and that our syster
of taxation is burdersome and should
done away with.
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be done with our public reading rooms I?
Shall their doors be closed all day on Sun
day, while thousands Of homeless young
men throng the streets devising ways and
means not always innocent of putting in
,Ao time, Or shall they be opened at east out
of church hours? Such are some of the
phases of this question. We feel conf
dent that the key to a correct solution Of
any or all Of them lies not in the correct
ness of this or that view of the religious
strictness with which the day should be
observed 1t lies, rather, in such policy
oflaw by itatuto or judicial decision as will
secure the largest amount of good order
and innocent employment Of the time. 1t
is much better that mea disregardful OF
religion and strict morals should be af-
forded comparatively Innocent employ
mont Of the time, than by too strict rule
they should be provoked to discomfort or
tempted to violations of law.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
Political ENOnOrS.

The Johnstown Tribune says chat Cam
bria county has of late years been honored
in political way far above any other
county in the State In 1864, it sent
Hon. y 4, Barker, Republican, Of Eb-
onsurg, to Congress, defeating Hon.
Robert L. Johnston, Democrat, also Of
Ebensbnrg. In 1865, Gen Jacob NJ
Campbell, of Johnstown, was chosen Sur
veyor General Of the State, on the Repu5-
lican ticket, defeating Col. John p Liza
ton, Democrat, also Of Johnstown. In
1866, Hon Daniel j Morrell, Republicans,
of Johnstown, was chosen to Congress, de-
fcating Hon Robert i. Johnston, Demo
crat, Of EbcnsbuTg. In 1868, MIR. Morrell
was reelected, this time defeating Col.
John =. Linton, Democrat, Of Johnstown,
In the same year Gen. Jacob NJ. Campbell
was reelected Surveyor General. In 1866,
| Gen. John VI. Geary, Republican, WHO
resided in our county for many years, and
went from here to the Mexican war, was
chosen for Governor In 1869, Governor
Geary is q candidate for reelection, and
Hon Cyrus L. Pcrshing, of Johnstown
is placed upon the Democratic State ticket
as candidate for Supreme Judge.
1T is noteworthy that, in The above
named years, whenever Cambria county
has furnished Republican candidate, hC
has been elected, and that the candidates
II has furnished thc Democratic party VI
to this year have invariably been defeated
That the Democratic nominee for Suprem,
Judge Will this year share the same fate
We have no doabt. As an augury of hi
bad luck we have not only the recent IN
fortunate results for lis party above al
luded to, bat the more inauspicions fac
that he has himself twice been defeatet
when a candidate for Congress il
1856 when opposed by Goneral John r
Edie, ,f Somerset, and again in 1S5'
when opposed by Hon. 5. s Blair, Q
Holiid5ysburg. Cambria county is Away
good for Democratic majority. but it aa
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NJ L w f [ X NJ

The undersigned hereby gives notice to his
old friends and customers, thai on the
lst of July he admitted his son, Geo.
II. Roberts, into full partner
ship with him in the mercantile business in
Ebesnburg, and that hereafter the firm
name will be
EDWARD ROBERTS & SON.
Their stock will embrace everything in the
fancy and staple dry goods line. Groceries
of every description. Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, of the latest styles and patterns
full line of Hardware and Qaeenswsre, and
in fact any article to be found in a well reg
ulated country store.
Having enjoyed successful and pleasant
experience OF more than twenty years in the
business at this place, and having completed
sPacions edifce on High street, and in
creased my facilities for supplying my friends
at all times and the lowest market prices
with the best article in the market | conf
IDENTIFY appeal 10 those who have so gener-
oasly given me their confidence and fsvo: in
the past to continue the same measure of
patronage towsris the new firm.
July i5-n. EDWARD ROBERTS.
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TIE MARKETs.-Tbe following market
quotations re clip from the Pittsburg
Commercial Of 21st inst.
Butter. Market dull. Prime article
sells at p and % cents per pound.
Eggs, fresh, are worth 20 cents per
dozen.
Bacon, firm and active Shoulders 15c
rib sides Is and 19c.
Cheese. Goshen cheese extra at 1910;
Goshen common lie Factory l6 and II c
Flaxseod is quoted at $3.50 per bushel
Timothy seed is sold at So Sales light
Dried apples Sc prime at 10 and 12c,
Peaches vary in price according to quality,
and range at from 10 to 15c per pound.
Old potatoes are worth 35 and 40c per
oushel. New potatoes are offered in
abundance at 81 and S120.
Hay. Market dali Old S1S and S23
New crop SIS and $50 per ton.
Sugar Market firm and tending up
ward on account of the large amount being
used in putting up fruit. Prices range
I from lie to 174c per pound.
Flour. The demand is fair for a choice
brand Low grades dull Good -four is
sold at $50 and $50 per barrel Choice
Sc, 80 and 6.75 Small lots CT new wheat
have been brought into market
! Grain. Market dull and but little Dc
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never furnished the Democratic party
with a successful candidate for any higher
honor than a seat in the lower branch of
the State Legislature.
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EOR RENT
= The subscriber will offer for rent his
STORE ROOM. located on High street. near
the diamond, and now occupied by r. L. Da-
Wis. This is one of the best locations in town.
Possession given the lst of July. For terms
and particulars call on or address
May 7ltf Z. j. MILLS, EbensbArg, Pa.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-ln the Or
IA phans' Court of Cambria county in the
matter of the final account of l. Stoltz and
Elizabeth Weibie admr's. of Peter Weible
dec'd. Now June l4th, 1869, L. A. Shoema-
ker, appointed auditor to report distribution
of the money in their HANDS arising from sale
of real estate. Extract from the Record.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk
I will attend to the duties of my appoint
ment at my office in Ebensburg, on Monday,
10Th of July next, at O'Clock, p. M.
iulvI F. A. SH0EMAKER, Auditor.
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HARDWARE IN GREAT TARl"'
COUNTRY PRODt q

taken in exchange for g0', . !
Call and he convinced th" n ib'~ =
cheaper than any other S'0t' psOGp
QUICK SALES AND o" G. o
May Is. SCI
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pENpLELON's PROSPECTS.

We notice that good many Of our rad
ical friends Of the fraternity, arc making
themselves merry over the easy prospec-
tive defeat which they hope to give Mr..
pendleton, in Ohio. II they are not
either "simpletons or fools" they must ere
now have become aware that his noinina-
ton has, to us the language Of the
National Union, radical newspaper
published in Cincinnati, "fallen upon us
as political thunderbolt." The same
paper, which, by the way, has a larger
iuauetc, than any weakly paper belonging
to their party in the southern portion Of the
State, in commenting IT length upon Mr..
Pehdleton's nomination mud chances of
election, uses the following significant
language:
"No other than simplcton or fool
will deny that the Democracy has put
forth its most available lnan-thc one
above all others who had the best chance
to win. We believe that to-day the
Honorable George II. Pcndlcton is tue
most popular man i'll the Democratic
household mot, only in this State but
throughout the entire country. lie is
the only Democrat whose nomination to
the highest Office Of tile State could en-.
thusc tho Democracy Of Ohio. lilo IS the
only man who could take votes from the
republican party. Lie is the only inan,
a. Democratic nominee for Governor, at
whom the republican dress cannot affords
to turn up It's nose. Each editor feels
that In pendleton lie has foenlau
worthy Of his steel, and that the Democ.
racy Of our State fet once in 10! these
many years have now some show to
win
n a ~ -
"IIc would not have accepted the nom
ination had lie not though. success was
ccrtain-for George H. Pcndletcu- is not
the inan for an hour or yeta day, but for
years In The yet uhreyealed future. lie
risks that future; but this We are well es-
sured he would not do did lie not believe
he could lead his hosts TO victory in til
coming struggle and thus make him the
available candidate for the Presidency III
1872. There are National interests at
stake In bis nomination as well us State
and local, mud these he las no doubt well
considered"
GRANT paid $1,000 for Tue Potter
cottage at Long Branch. We shall have TO
wal. for The next batch efrppointucn's to
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GRAsr paid $1,000 for Tue Potter
cottage at Long Branch. We shall have 10
wait for the, next batch appointments to
fud out who furnished The utnpy,
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] challenge competition as to work and
prices. j. X. r. MANOR.
aug S0tf
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TnE new postage stamps have not won
tho highest degree Of public favor. They
are Llotchy, tastelcss in design, suffer by
comparison with the old stamps in all ar :
tistic respects, and are tho subject Of much
complaint, on account Of the inferior quail
ity or insufficient quantity Of the mucilage
used upon them. II there weto good rea-
sons for abandoning the old designs, the
Postmaster General should have intrust-
cd the task Of finding substitutes to some
person Of taste and capacity and he
should sec TO It that these adhesive ar.
rangements on all the stamps sold by til c
Department are perfect. While the Gov
eminent claims the monopoly Of letter
transportation, is.sacuid guard. as far as
possible, against the inconvenience to the
business community Of sending to the
Dead" Office at Washington, letters
which appear 10 be unpaid, only because
the stamps once put upon them have
failed TO stick.
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ceased.
TLIZABETH RAYMOND, widow, this daS
.Hx offered TO the Recorder 70, probate, .wri-
ting purporting to be the last will and tes,ainen,
OF William P. Raymond, deceased, and on her
motion It is ordered that process be issued d.
rected to the proper officers Of this and other
counties, requiring tliento summon every pe-AS
son interested in such probate. to appear here on
the lltl dry Of October, 1863, 10 show cause
why said will should not be admitted to record
md II appearing by affidavit filed that the fol-
Lowing Of said persons; interested, are not resi-
dents Of this STATE, to-wit:'
DR.. = Clarke and Elmira, his wife,
late Elmiia Bond, David S. Hascldcn
und Mary Aus, his wife, late Mary
Ann Bond, and Benjamin Raymond,
William Raymond, Thomas Hay
mond, Ann Raymond, and other
children Of John g. Raymond, dc.
ceased, whose na,ncs are, unknown,
Schoonoyer, and. Amanda, his
wife, late Amanda Raymond, Bcnja.
min W. Raymond, Luther D. Hay
mond, John Raymond, William Ia.
gan, and Mary Elizabeth, his wife,
hate Mary Elizabeth Raymond,
MARY L. Robinson and Kyle Robin.
son, infantsy Benjamin Robinson,
49, Callison, aad julia, his wife,
late Julia Robinson, Samuel Robin.
spn, Chaunccy Hooker, and Rowana,
his wife, late Rowana Robinson, and
others, parties unknown; aud
/ yey ~ ~ ,stAxSIN MR. 4 IN, .vyx
residents, and Others, parties unknown, do ap-
pear here on the It'll day of October, 1859, 10
Show esus WHY said will ssali not be admitted
TO record, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests; and that this order and notice 10
them be published oncea week, for four success.
siue weeks in the WESTON DEMOCRAT, a
newspaper published in tile town Of lIcston, aud
be posted nj the front door Of tEtco,,rt house Of
said county, for NJ leas, twenty days prior to
said day fixed for the hearing Of said probate.
Tcste.
N. i. SQUIRES, Recorder.
aug 23-4t
|
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EVERYBODY

Should keep constantly wittm their reach those
remedies to successfully combat dis.
ease. Robaek' Blood Pills, l,obhrkis Stbm.
arh.l,i,ters, and sobaek's BLOOD Purifier, The,
are niallible In the diseases for which they at,
recommended. FIN. CfALFANT,
Sole agent for Lewis County
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Sole agent for Lewis eoun 9 4.49l'

HANT'ED-Agents tor
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN, "A
.ia.t die teok needed IN erery t,'n'"y ~. !.
SO cheap that all can afford i; I .;a,.j
handsome octave Of $40 closely r g!'1 .s.
pages, containing the matter Of a. q " t ,%
uine, butts sold at 81 SO. II d'''s s!s. "v
all sitnila1 works, by giving tl'e u, alne' 10.
modes Of trcatlnent--the AfGT,n,ss., I'D
mse1s,.l ie, liydppalhis, R iht. ,, 40
HerJal, tllusrcnderipg II asa'lau,. End if
/, Their books are Of no use. Agen.. nub.
by far the best book ofths kind e' !" i0oy
,liisled. Over two tlousa,ld !, \. III
copies have already bsvn sold - W, .ss.ti,..
of Chicago, where tue at't i',,t 'sr,.u.
Send for Circulars, giving iu'i
lars, terms, etc. Addressrt,,
g \. VENT, PuSll. .,; oihi,.
M NJ "a rts...tt, 81 (IiDtinnali,
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Forney says that "pennsylvunia's de.
cree for Packer would be blow at the
policy of Graut for which nothing could
compensate" That blow will be deliy.
cred. Just 70 sure as the election comes
round. Geary in less than two years las
sunk seven millions Of dollars, all o.
which Is unaccOanted for, except some
seven hundred which llyu, swears he got
for doing nothing. The people are dc.
.erlnincd to and out what went, with III,
rest Of 1t.
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All kinds Of Blacksmitlius done o: the
shortest possible notice and tho most rea.
sonablo terms.
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TnE declination Of Rosecrans has
brought out some pointed proofs Of the
shabby way Of politics. After abusing
the General most heartily aud completely
for month, some Of the radical. journals
Of Ohio arc calling gods and men to
witness that they mover said anything dc.
togatory to his character as n pure patrol
and Christian gentleman. Having nc
further opportunity to throw dirt they now
proceeded to eat it.
Bu1LEh proposes to have the mex,
Massachusetts, Legislature choose Wilson's
successor to The Senate, and Ii, is looking
around and fixing up things for the fall
election with this view. The oonstita-
tional time for the election docs not take
place until a. year later, but b. +. b.
knows how to manage that. lie Is bound
to have Wilson out Of that ssat and him.
telf in--all Of which we gather from tue
Boston Aareriser.
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JUSTICES BLANKS m hand and for sale
u All kinds u blanks, lilt.hcads, and Re
sipts, executed With nei.ues,, aud al The
wIst prices ...
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SO West Fourth ST. UiDtlnnn'l

-Is0NIi,-sintcd communicate it,i
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third Saturday Of creh y on.n. m EEbIr
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COPY sent one year TO any lef' Mn The n' I'M
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for $500, This makes The e'''O" nu
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lie columns are filied win ea ,piniSs vale. Il
The best writer's, and that el .,annil"iy, 80 NJ
poetry, vii aud general l,,s, y rooh r'.a.yiIi'
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