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The New York herald., 1870-05-13
DIRECTORY FOR ADvERTBERs.

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HoRsEs htss cAssiaGss acrnsr rAersecone third
and fourth columns
KSGE s fIes PACE
ICE CREAM~sEcosp PACE sixth column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-TwlIfTn PA0E-
LEcTuRE sEAsoN. Nrxrn PAsr-Yourh column.
LEGAL NOTlCES-FlRsT PAax-Sixth column
LOAN OFFICES-TwgLFrH PAGE- Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-NINIh PAdH First column
asn fss sSs Column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE--Sixth column.
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MIscELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
NlsCRLLANEOUs- NINTH PAeE-Third column.
EUSlCAL-NlNrH PAGEFourth column.
NEWSPAPERS ELEVENTH PAGn-sixh column.
PERSONALS -FIKsT PA4s--firs ec.lnn
SIANOFOkTES- -EINTu PAoE- Fourth column.
ROLlTlCAL-NIETH PAGE-Frst coiutnn.
PRUpOSALS-TwELfTu PAGE-Fourth column
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kENT1T%EafTH M ~ PxsE7sscosd and Third colnnns
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REsTAURANIS TWELFTH PAez--rou,th column.
REWARDS-NINIn PAGE-First column.
ROOMS Hs.h AND su, APARTMENTS TO LEr-sEcoSD PAcR-
SALES AT AuCTION-TwELrrH PAeE-fifth and sixth
sIrUxTioNs WANTED FEMALES ELEVENTH PAoR-
First, second, third and fourth columns.
61TUATI0Ns WANTED--MAtES- ELEVENTH PAGE
SPECIAL SoTicEs FIRST pAor-Frst and second col.
sPoRTiNG-Doos BIRDS, xc-FiEsr pAcr-second
sTALEioNs. Frnsr PAGES Second column
STOkAGE-NINTH PAGE Fifth colamn.
SUMNER RESORTS-SECoHD PAaE-Tbird column.
THE TRADES-TwrLfTH rAGr First column
THE TURF-FIRsr PA6H--SecOnd column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoyD PAGH-
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FtRsr PAGES Sixth column.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-FInSr PAGE-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c-FInsr PAGE-Sixth column
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TRAVEIlLERs' GUIDE.

MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKIII.-THE STEAMER
lu ANTELOPE leaves every morning, without sxcepton3
from the OF Harrison street. oclock, landing Thrl
tyfourth street At slb, Yonker Dobbx Ferry arrytoww
anu nysck by ferry Sing Sing Haverstraw, verplanck1
anu feekskl. Tarrytown omitted on Sundays.
H,rwpuuo POUGHKEEPSIE AND RoyNDQUT,
N ,rnIinS at Cozzens West Point, Cornwall, New Ham
Burg s-Ss s&siton. The steamboat Mary Powell, and
efter Saturday May H. will leave vssry stree. pier 3
J. N. daily.
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LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old Dominion Steamship Company.
steamshps Of this line leave pier 81 North river FOO. Of
Beach street.
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday at NJ connectiny with the vr-
Petersburg and weldon railroads. Chesapsake and Ohio
roads and Richmond and DanyIe railroads Through pas
senger tickets and through bills of adns reduced
all points South and Southwest.
Apply at office ON pier rs OF to,r.,nu TO 49,,
1877 Greenwich street. corner OF Dey.
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HORS SES, CARRIAGES, &C.

.~>,..~ HORSES, CARRIAEEs, &C.
SsB $ssss = STREET.
THE RsGg.;!iH xsH sas s!ssI1sE ssss sSs BRANCH
Ii. EAST IHS$ sEsEi ssiS Hi AVENUE
ssEz 9SssSsT Si SsS ss4
sss 9 ss:s as!;::
this Of = We % all our other
SE % VE THF p PGa5$SsRe 5F VERY HORSE
THAT TIA rJ Js WARRANTED " SOUND FROM a TO 4s HOURS
sss
Liberal "syaRsts nRS.oGGE %:Gf 01 s saH f DAY.
VERY FINE sorrsl Tesm sH hands kind in all harne..
and under saddle; very Stylish sound and irae is first
Wood and Sc, Of double
sHs
VERY FINE chestnut saddle Horse ahcroqshbred sired
5ysars gait known to 6rst class saddle horse
TEAM very aae brown Mares: IS hands years. kind
teety reliable family team very stylish; warranted sound
TOP WAGON, nearly new built to ORDER and double Har
DARK BRowN HORSE l5,s hands, years; kind and
harness sand and an excellent worker
Dark BAY iss hands high years kind in ell
WHITE PONY, long name and tail, HI5 hands, years
OLD Kind, sound and true Stylish has been used TO
pony phaetOn by a lady.
F6URSEAT Park Fhaeton, built by Brewster, of Broone
street, nearly now.
TOP WAGON, with Poe and Shafts nearly now, built by
Brewster Of Br00me street.
FoGRsEAT Park Fhacon in first rate order; built by r.
NJ Stivera.
TWO-SEAT square box Wagon, Pole and Shafts, by Wood
Brothers, in first rate condition.
COUPE ROCKAWhY, by j. X. Lawrencs.
Two covered Express Wagons,
n ssnD TOP %s
Wo never postpone e sale account of the weather;
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IN CHANCERY-IN CHAMBERS-V: G. STRoNu, ss-
l. WEDNESDAY,, the 27h day OF April, A. u, ie,V,
Between Thomas skely, Plaintiff ana Denhs sHeNyt
Defendant -
Upon the application Of the above named named p'ahuu' ana
upon bearing read the affidavit Of the painful , 40,
II ordered the Defendant DO, on or ooore te $50
day OF August next demurr to the OIL OF come
paint in this cause. -. -. ~. .... :. a.. IN,
in ths accordance with the general orders
~ his court be mailed said defendant, epad and
reyistered addressed TO him at rusvie, Pennsylvania,
o"''' T. W. TAYLOR, Judges SecresarI.
Nessrs MCCARTHY MCCARTHY, OF Barrie,
Plaintiffs Solicitors
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(NITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
" Commissioner Of Jurors, room al, City Hall.
NoTicH-Iievng received the new Jury law for this
persons drawn and summoned Grand Petit Jurors
Of record In this city and county apply only
TO the Judge OF the court TO which they summoned
whether liable or exempt In accordance with following
sections OF the law now In force and effect -
SECTION l5 Every Court of Record shall have power
cause any person who shall omit W sppenr
summons TO attend Juror personally served upon him. "
be arrested and brought before
be liable TO serve juror, may punish him by fine m
prsonment.
juror shall have been served shall bring the summons 70
the court and present 10 the Judge In open court he
cannot attend 10 he shall the summons by
capable OF makins statement, IN relation
thereto and such person shall be exempt by law, II he
has been wrongfnly drawn or summoned, ,he oouss
shall him from further attendance and the fea-
son he excused shall be entered the panel and en-
dorsed on the summons and the endorsed sha
be transmitted 70 the Commissioner OF Jurors within hs
days thereafter. DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
EBw YoRg, May o, ls7o< Commissioner OF Jurors'
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L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
(Change OF pier TO No s North rver.)
Old Lue Low freight
The well known fret class sidewheel steamship
DE SOTO,
Thos. ". Norton commander,
will leave pier No. North river SATURDAY, May H. at
Freight taken at through rates for st. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
For freight or passage having superior recommendations,
apply 10 LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
IS Liberty street,
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CAFE WANTED-A NO. HERRIN0S, SECOND
= hand in perfect order Address, giving lowest cash price,
beX 6.7bS New York Post ONCE.
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DOR CHARLESTON. S. c., THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
Il and Florida Ports
The first class sidewbeei steamship
CHARLEHTOE, Captain James Berry,
on Saturday May "a, at Y. NJ, sailing from pier No
North river
Superior AccomD odaons for passengers
Through passage tickets and bills OF adng issued IN con-
nection with the South Carolina Railroad all points South
and Southwest and with steamers 10 Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free OF commission.
Bills of adng Furnished and signed on the pier
The steamship SOUTH CAROLINA win follow, and sail
Wednesday, May Is.
For freight OF passage apply 70 ~ -.
- Broadway.
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,HoRrEsr AND CHEAPEST LINE TO THE SOUTH.

fTROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY DAILY AT q
NJ, Saturdays excepted, from pier A. Spring strees
Fare 81 b; Sunday g.. Connecting with all railroads cf
the West and North. J. w. HANCOCK SONS.
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PROVIDENCE April THE Republicans carried
Rhode Island by four thousand The complexion Of
the legislature assures the reelection of Anthony.
PHILADELPHIA, April There was grand reeep-
ton at the cathedral over Bishop Woods safe return
from Rome.
NEW York, April THE prosecution in McFar-
lands case closed to-day, and the defense will COM
menee tomorrow. No new facts developed
NEW YORK, April 9.--The wires north are crowded
by seandalous evidence introduced by the defense in
the Mcfarland case
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Grant and others, on re.
turning from the funeral took part in tie reunion of
the Army OF the Potomac to-day.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The Chauncey brings advices
of riot at Panama between the natives and soldiers
one Killed and several wounded.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 9.-The steamer n
f Banks Capt. McCarrick has arrived from Yorktown
and reports that the steamer Kennebec, from Balti
more, with freight and passengers for West Point,
caught hre about daylight, while discharging freight
at Gloucester Point wharf this morning. and burned to
the waters edge. The fire originated near the boiler
and spread so rapidly that it vas with difficulty that
the crew and passengers escaped with their lives No
freight or baggage saved. Her lines drifted across
the river on the flats where she now lies
RICHMOND, April s.-Passengers by the steamer
Keunebee reached here.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HARTFORD CoSs., April 6.-Full returns show a
majority for English of so0 The Senate stands IL
Republicans and 10 Democrats. Last year it stood 13
Republicans to s Democrats The House stands 127
Republicans to l12 Democrats. Last yearit stood i3O
Republicans to 103 Democrats
TORONTO, April 6-Today's Globe says the British
Minister at Washington intimated to the dominion
Government that the American executive has received
warning of projected raid along the frontier from
Port Huron to ST. Albans to take place the 18th of
April
Sr Louis, April 6.--The Republicans carried ST.
Joseph. Democrats carried Kansas City and Leaven-
worth.
NEW York, April s--The Mcfarland jury finally
completed.
MONTREAL, April General Lindsey arrived here
yesterday and has issued order taking command of
the troops in Quebec and Ontario Gen. Lindsey will
command the expedition to Red River and the volnn
teers will probably be led by Col. Wolsey.
The Papa Zouaves, whose term of service had ex-
pired, arrived this morning and escorted BY the
military cadets and volunteers to the French Church
where services we're performed.
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3 7 T E L z 6 r A 2 H
For the South-N esrern.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April s, evening Cotton frm but
prices unchanged sales 900 bales, of which for ex
port and speculation 3000
LIVERPOOL, April s. noon.-Cotton buoyant; uplands
II and Orleans l13d sales of the week 94 900 bales,
of which for export $4,000 and speculation H.
000 stock on hand 455 900 bales of which 254 900
are American receipts of the week 76 900 bales OF
which "a 900 are American.
LATER-Cotton firm; stock aloat 343 900 bales, of
which 218 900 are American.
New ORLEANS April s.-Cotton active and higher;
middng 22 low mddling 2ll@22 and good ordinary
20&@2l1c receipts of the week. net 19 726 and gross
90 941 bales; exports to Havre 1876, st. Peters
burg 390O Queenstown 1861, Continent 6ll6 and
Coastwise 1878 bales; stock on hand 1872, ,693 bales
New YORK, April 9, noon.-Money easy at 5(96 pet.
Lousianas old 754 and new 49, levee 6's 75a and ss
81 Cotton quiet and weak; middling upands 2S4 and
Orleans 24c
New ORLEANS, April 9.-Flour dull; superfne $4 20,
double extra 81 Is and treble extra S. 25 Corn ac-
tive and advanced; white and yellow 81 TO- Oats.
prime Western 64@65 and Ohio river 62c. Hay
prime S28. Pork $40 25@29 80. Bacon buoyant
l24@162@171c.; hams 18@1S3c Lard-tierce 153
0l6 and keg 174@l74c. Sugar, prime 1l4@llsc
MoIasses, prime roc. Whisky 924c @Sl 05. Coffee
unchanged Cotton active and steady; sales 1000 bales;
middling 224 low middlng 1@22 and good ordinary
203@204c receipts 2203 and exports to the Conti-
neut 1855 and coastwise $40 bales. Sterling 1888
Sightexchange gfPct premium. Gold 1929
New YORK. April 9, evening Cotton closed steady;
sales 1900 bales; uplands 23 and Orleans 24c Bank
statement again untavorable decrease in the legal
serve three and half millions. The failure of an old
ll3f. Money easy at 5@6f2ct. Sterling firm, 1os1@
lO9
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We clip the two following items from the San Au

We clip the two following items from the San Au-
gustne TEX Beacon of the Oath March
Last year, from the beginning of the planting sea-
son to its close, we urged upon our farmers the ne
cessity of raising plenty of But its present price
and scarcity would indicate that our efforts were of
little avail. Corn is now worth 81 so per bushe and
hard to get at that There is no meat in the market
except as imported and many of eour farmers could
not spare the corn to faten their hogs But, you will
say, we made big crop of cotton, and that is
money Yes, and you have very fine lot of it on
ket until the next crop is laid by
From the lst of February to the 10Th of March has
been the most unparalleled drouth for the season. that
has occurred in this country for thirty say
old setersand the Sabine has been about to dry up
For the last two or three days, however, we have had
rain, and we learn the river is rising slowly. There
is enough cotton the river and in the country
to employ several boats for or three months The
Orleans is at Hamilton and will start down as soon as
there is sufficient water
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Shreveport University.

Shreveport University.
TENHE THIRD SESSION of this Institution will com
L mence on Monday, January "a, 1870, under
the superintendent of sProf GEO. E. THATCHER,
assisted by sufficient number of able and experienced
educators to give efficiency to every department.
While the course of instruction in the classes will be
thorough and complete, pains will be spared to meet
the increasing wants Of community in the Commercial
Department.
Rates of Tuition, &C., per Session:
Primary Department. .....................$2 $40 90
Academic Department. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25 90
Preparatory Department. -. 80 90
Collegiate Department t:.....,.....:.;....;.. 80 90
Board per session. including washing lights, &c 80 90
One half payable in advance; balance at the middle
of session.
No deduction will be made from the above rates,
ceptn of proracted sickness. Students charged
from time Of entrance. Each boarder will be expected
to furnish his washbasin, pitcher looking glass,
towels and bedding, except mattress and bedstead.
JOHN N HOWELL,
President Board of Trustees.
Shreveport August II, 1869.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 6.-H Conquest Clark has
been appointed secretary to Mayor Flanders
The Confederate graves at Greenwood Cemetery
were decorated to-day.
The Pneumonia Propelng Company made sue
cessu trial with their experimental street car demon
strating the success of the principle and its ractica
bity.
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Obituary notices. marriages, public meetings, cards
of thanks etc, to be paid for as advertisements
The DAILY SoUTH-WEsrERN will be published on
thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays Sundays and Tues
lays, the Weekly making its appearance on Wednes-
day mornings, containing the latest news up to the
hour of going to press Terms of subscription the
Daily, Fifteen Dollars per aunum; Eight Dollars for
SIX months; One Dollar and Half per month Paya-
Ole IN advance. Single copies, Ten Cents.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 so per
sqsare of eight lines for the first insertion, and Is
cents for each additional insertion. Liberal deduc-
tons made to those who advertise by the quarter by
he year.
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VOL. XVIII.
II # r NJ S:

THE SoUrn WESTERN is published weekly, at FIVE
D,LLARs per annum THREE for six months, payable in
advance No subscription taken for less period than
months
C1uB RArEs--To Clubs of FIVE, and upwards, to one
post office the South will be furnished four
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ADVERFIsEMESTs inserted at the rate of 81 so PER
SQUARE for the first insertion and rs CENTS for each
subsequent one. Eight lines or less, constitute
square The following rates to yearly advertis.
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By reading we enrich the mind by conversation we
polish it. By purchasing boots, shoes and hats from
j. B. Lewis, No. Texas street, we get the worth
our money. "a word to the wise, y etc.
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man was just starting from home one evening for
the Fig and Whistle tavern when bis SOP, bright
little fellow, said, Il know why they call the public
house the Pig and Whistet" sDo you9" asked the
father. Why" Because, replied the child, "you
feed the landlords pig, and leave US to whistle for
bacon Working should learn to feed their own
pig, and save their own bacon. London Record.
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NJ A TE RIA N Z DICA

Contains more acknowledged powerful and effect
i've medicines than those of the vegetable kingdom.
At the time it is fact beyond dispute that such
medicines leave in the human system bad effects.
Therefore, it should be mans study to avoid all medi
cnes that in form contain the least part of any of
the many mercurial and arsenical preparations.
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The following paragraph should be set in giided
frame and hung in every young ladys dressing room
Observant Frenchmen, skilled in medical science, re-
port as result of much investigation and observation
that since women have loosened their corsets the an
nual mortality has decreased 181 per cent,
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EDWARD WILDER'S
STOMACH RHTTERS

Is purely vegetable 1t acts the sick and eneebed
like charm, giving them renewed vigor and strength
The old and the young, also ladies confined to the
house. ought TO it freely, there is nothing that
gives such appetite at bringing up the tone of
the stomach thereby giving health and vigor to the
system.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
MOTHERS
WORM SYRUP
EDWARD WILDER's MEDICINES

Are made and compounded in the most scientific man
ner, and the most powerful in the vegetable
kingdom and warranted not only to cure all the
diseases for which they recommended but to Grad
cate them from the system and leave it in the funess
of Its vgor and strength. They alike prescribed
and used by the ablest and most learned medical
and by the ministry and in instance have they
been known to fail in performing a rapid and certain
cure.
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PETER FETZER,
Draper and Merchant Tailor,
Corner of Milan and Market Streets,
Opposite Johnsons Banking House)
PETER FETZER,

II EEPS constantly on hand full assortment OF
IN Cloths and Trimmings for gentlemen. Particu-
lar attention given to the manufacture of gentlemen
clothing to order, and fit guaranteed Repairing and
cutting promptly attended to- JAZZ If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
James II. Rothrock, plaintiff,

James III. Rotllrock, plaintiff,
against
i Abraham Swalener, ct 0l def't.
Circuit Court of Cedar county, Iowa,
February term, 1870. .s.. ,....
To Abraham Swadener, Hannah Gull
yer and George w. Nungesser defend
ants: You are hereby notified that
there now is on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit court, in and for the
county OF Cedar, lii the State Of Iowa, Il
petition Of James Ii. Rothrock plaintiff,
claiming of you two hundred AMI sew
enty-one and 5000 dollars on two
proinisory notes of the defendant Abra-
ham Swadener dated March I'd 1850,
one for $50, due Is months after date,
and one for $50, due two years after date,
both inade payable to one Jacob Rodkey.
also the foreclosure of mortgage Of
even date securing said notes on the G J
g see. 50 tip so range 3 " p con-
Ia aiming 50 acres, which notes and mort
gage are now duly assigned to plaintiff
No personal claim is made against the
defendants Hannah Culver and George
Nungesser.
Now unless You appear to snid petition
and defend thereto at or before noon oil
the next term of said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton, in said County. on
the. l4th day Of February, 1870, default
VIII I've entered against you and judg.
ment rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition. =
rE "a j. w. BULL,
- Attorney for plaintiff
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

\ supplement containing numerous full sz-
cd patterns of useful articles accompanies the
paper every fortnight, and occasionally an
elegant colored Fashion Plate.
HARPERs BAzAR contains 10 folio pages OF
the size Of Harper's WEEKLY, printed on SUI
pcrfine caiendered paper, and is punished
weekly.
Critical Notices Of the Press
HARPEI.s BAZAAR contains, besides pictures,
patterns, etc, II variety of matter of especial
use and interest l. the family; articles on
health, dress, and housekeeping In all its
branches; its editorial matter is specially
adapted to the circle it is intended to interest
and instruct and 1t has besides, good stories,
and literary matter of merit. II Is not sur
prising that the journal, with such fcatnrcs,
has achieved III short time an Immense sue
cess; for something of its kind was desired in
thousands of families. and its publishers have
filled the demand The young lady who buys
u single number Of HARPER's BAzAR Is made
a subscriber for life--Neac York Erc,si,sy Post.
The BAZAR Is excellent. Like all the peri
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