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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM sS5skSGsssT.
WASHINGTON, April is > y. ~.
CONGRESS.


In the S':nArr, 10 lay. III .aE.iIi'i:> We're r..
moved irom ve:ai 1rx@ps whO>c names had
been accldent,ly o. iltcd hom he last bill
Ii was agreed that when The Senate adjourn
it be until Monday next.
MIR. Cameron introlu ;4i il bill to anihnlz
the city Of Washington " subscribe $500, 900
to the Baltimore and Potomac railroad and is
sue bonds tor the same referred to the Com
mlttce on the District OF t'oIumbia.
Mr. Sumner introduced . bill! to abolish tic
ranking privilege and 10 fix the rate Of postage
at one cent-reieIrcd to Postal Committee.
Mr.. Warner introduced joint resolution
exemrtlng census ar$hi'S lfrm taking the
iron clad oath.
In the House Of Representatives th, ,lrticiel-
cy aprroplla'ion bill was UP AS reported from
the Committee Of Conference. The addition
al appropriation Tor The New York posi-. Office
IS under debate
MISCELLANEOUS.
The; Republican caucus tor settling the diff
cultics between Senatorial { ard Mr. Gorham
Secretary of tho Senate, adjourned without
action this morling, but expressed the hope
that the difficulties would be- au!raLly ed.
iUSted.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PASSION WEEK.-To day (Gool Friday)i is
considered in the Catholic Church to be the
most solemn festival of any during Holy Week,
it being the day on which the sacrifice on Cal
vary is commemoratcd, and all the services are
very solemn But by far the most impressive
tion.-There is no ordinary mass said To day,
but what is called the mass OF the pre- sanclGcd
is said .-The ceremony of kis-lrg the cross
is performed first by the priests and their al
atars are ,nlirry lcuudcG of their ornaments
and the priests aud acoytcs are cloLh'd IN
mourning The sacred IIos:, taken in pre-
cession and placed in the repository y'sterday,ls
removed to the main altar and consumed by the
officiating clergyman. In the Episcopal Church.
es the services were as On all other holy days,
the reading of the lesson Of the day and the
preaching OF an appropriate sermon. The Ser
vices yesterday (Iloly Thursday in the Catho-
lie Church were very imposing. Tomorrow
will be celebrated as Holy Saturday.
ALEXANDRIA LITERARY ASSOCIATION
Tue regular weekly meeting of the Alexandria
Literary Association Was held at the rooms OF
the Christian Association on The nj ght of We'd
nesday last. Edmund Burke in the chair
There we're present Messrs. Reddy, kempcr,
j. G. Hill, &. r. Hill, w. +. Carnc, Il. l..
Caroc, Shay, Chiffon, Massey. Harrison,
Sceva, Williams and Eeitch. Inthr absence of
Messrs. Chas. f. Stuart and William III gour,
the declsimers appointed for the OCCASION,
Mr.. Veilch acclaimed the charge IF the Light
Brigade, and MIR. Rediy delivered an address
upon the assertion that knowledge is power.
The question Does personal beauty really cx-
is ? was debated BY Messrs. Harrison, }. e.
Hill, aud Chiffon in the affirmative, and Mas
sey in the negative, and was decided by The |
in the negative The discussion was
lasting until eleven o'clock.
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7TO THE LADIES.
SOMETHING \ EW

Having become general agent for SHkR-
WOODS IMPROVED STAMPING PAT
TEHNS, ! sm prepared to eel those Patterns
at wholesale and retail; also, 20 estao:lsh agen'
ie. throughout the state.
Person, wishing stamping done will p!c@soo
give me Z. cali, rs I guarantee satisfaction, and
have :. choice o. fifteen hundred patterns. |
h.re also opened choice selection of SPkI NJ
MILLI& KRY ani IA NCI GOODS, to when
I invite attention. Miss j. McGRAW,
NH ~ leo King street.
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CANAL COMM ERCE.
faszEA G - 60
ARRIvALS-To-DA'

Boats D Stewart, w Wellington, D Pom.
row and w W Shepard, to American Coal Co:
Roals K NJ Sprigg, Great Eastern and w
Sloan, to Midlothian Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Bosts H De!atirld, Henry Wade, Mollie Z
Spier. T Patton, Ben Williamson. H Wallis,
D Stewart, 4 E Fugtt, q P Lloyd. Sprigg,
J W Wellington and d Pomroy, for Cum Der.
land.
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NJ o T 1 c f
US. INTERVAL REVENUE,

ASSESSORS OEFICE, TN DlsT., W.
ALEXANDRIA. April l. 1870
Tho annual list OF taxes On incomes for 1869,
and special taxes, &c fer 1870 have heen pre-
pared and will be open for insp elton Al this
Office, No. So King street On the 2Ct1, 2lst, 22d
an d 23d instant
Notice is hereby given that, on thu days men
toned. sppcsls will be receiy ell and determined
relative TO any erroneous o. excessive va.ut
tions, assessments OF cnumeratioEs returned IN
said list, and said list will be open t. the in
spectlon of all pers ms who mrT apply !4r TEAL
purpose. JOSIAH MlLLhr'L'
an $40. Assessor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Newspaper Statements.
low TIE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH


This is not an age when people believe or
! rust whatever they see in the public journals.
Fit y or sixty year; ago when the accuracy O.!
n statement that mad appeared in one Of the ya
zettes o. "Newa Lettors' Of tho day, was q;ts
toned, It WAS considered n sufficient answer TO
NJ c.vil t. sig. 1T must b1 50, for ! read it in
the newspaper" 1T is not so now Newspaper
assertions must b" verified before they are tax
tn for granted, AMI th!! /. especially tie case
rs regards statements setting :orth the remedial
properL!e: OF proprietary medicines. For OK.
ample: 1t Was not until the tonic and elteraliva
been deliberately and thoroughly tested by
thousands. and found to be in perfect accord
with the printed claims put forth in its behalf
that i. Was accepted by the public Il; largo as u
Standard Remedy. But when multitudes who
had resortcd to it rs 3 safeguard against 10 ala
riOus teverS, a cure for indigestion and bilious
ness, 3 means Of strength ening the frame.
cheering the spirits and importing constitution
al vigor, came forward and testified that its
beneficial effects had exceeded their most SAN
gulne expectations, Of coarse the world belisv-
81. !" resist such proofs was impossible
Great care has been tskon from the beginning
not to ocsrstate the merits of tho Bitters. Elk
aggeraton and bombast have been the death Of
many preparations that might otherwise have
survived. They were 'sweighed in tho balance
and found wanting" Hcstetters Bitters, on
tho contrary, have never been announced in
grandiloquent language rs 3 cure for every bod
lily i'll, but simply rs pure. harmless, vogeta-
blespcciGc. possessing remarkable nvigorating.
regulating, anti-bilious and antiseptlc proper
ties. This is exactly what the public know the
medicine to be, and It's enormous sales is an
argument in its favor. an ll-eolw
Away with SpectacIes.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, wthou. doctor or medicines. Sent
post paid on recei pt Of l0c. Address
DE-. E. B. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m 120 Lexington Az, n. \.
Away with Uncomfortable TruSSeS.
Comfort and cure for tho Huptured. Sent post
paid on receipt of Zoe. Address
DR. 4. Z. FO0TE,
mn BIN 120 Lexington Av, n. 7.
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Away with SpectacIes.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, wthou. doctor or medicines. Sent
post paid on recei pt Of lOc. Address
DE-. Z. B. FCOTE,
NH 7-3m 120 Lexington Av., n. \.
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away with Uncomfortable Trusses

Comfort and cure for tho Huptured. Sent post
paid on receipt of Zoe. Address
Dr.. 4. Z. FOOTE,
mn BIN l20 Lexington Av., n. 7.
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MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1870,
LIBERTY HALL.
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LIBERTY II A l. l..
GKAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
BENEtIT OF THE ALEXANDRIA Or
PHAN ASYLu NJ.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

OMETHING FOR The PEOPLE TO SEE
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Office OF FISK tE HATCH,
BANKEkS AND DEALERS IN GOFERA
MENT SECURITIES,

No. NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
Eahruarv 18th 1870
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
ELECTION ITEMS.

In Fort Wayne three out Of the
seven Democratic candidates for
counciImen were defeated in a city
overwhelmingly Democratic. In
the city of Logansport the Demo-
Gratis lost ne member of the Coun-
Gil. In Celumbia city, always Dem
ocratic, four out OF the FIVE Demo
cratic Counciimen were defeated
In South Bend the Democrats were
beaten overwhelmingly. The Re-
publicans sr ept everything in Vail
paraiso. Mishswaka went all over
Republican. Add to these places
La Porte, Rochester, Warsaw, and
almost every other place around in
this part of the State, and the con.
with reference to Plymouth
is something rotten in Denmark"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The General Assembly of the Presby
terrain Church opened in Philadelphia last
week, ald is the first Assembly since the
reunion of the Old and New School BRAN
ches. alter . separation OF more than thir-
ty years.
The recent election in New York has
resulted in the election of two very able
judges from The Republican party to the
Court of Appeals, Notwithstanding the
State has gone Democratic by the votes
of the ''repeaters. This win save the Court
of Appeals of that State from the fragrant
partizanship Of the corrupt Democracy.
The question of the removal of the cap
Itol is agaia being sgitated. The New
York Tri rune calls for the settlement oil
the question Immediately before any more
money is expended on the old buildings .,
Washington. T. Convention in called to
meet next October in Cincinnati to con.
slider the question -l54... -.
The eloquent Dan Voorhees,, when The
question of an appropriation for the Ro'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.

The election in New York State
resulted in q Democratic triumph.
The news is comforting to the De
mocracy, but an examination Of tn
voting process in New York city
tells tale. The New York Sun
says that the election in that CITY
was farce ard mockery. Out of
every fifteen votes cast fourteen
we're fraudulent Almost every poll
was entirely under the control of
corrupt Inspectors, and organized
bands of repeatcrs paid by the Tam
many ring at the rate Of from IS
to S15 per man. The police, seem
ngly acting under secret instruc-
tons from their superiors, aided
and abetted the consprators, and
exhibited no inclination to check
the fraudulent voting. The system
Of repeating ballotb box stuffing was
conducted on a scale more extensive
than ever. In one Of the wards
about LOO negroes registered, but
when the newly.enfranchised came
TO the ballot boxes, white repeaters
had already voted for 500 of them.
Full scope was afforded for repeat
ing, by she condition Of the regis
try. Everybody who had changed
his residence since the last election,
entered his name anew; but as
general rule, none of the old entries
were erased. This swelled tie reg
istry to 1S4, AT names, ard afforded
ample opportunity for repeaters
who paraded the city from morning
till night. These statements by the
San show hew the State as well as
the city election went Democratic.
1t also shows how corrupt the DEM
ocratic party managers Of New
York city have become-the very
filth Of rottenness. Yet this is the
triumph the Democratic press thro'-l
out the country is blowing over.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
IMBECILITY.

We have no disposition to enter int
low personalities with the Plymouth
Democrat. We confess ourselves un'
able to present to the public the phrase
ology and selfconceited swagger of {
stree. -loafer. We have not been educated
in a whiskey saloon, if we were once
guilty Of the horrible crime of commenc
ing to study for the ministry. We have
not lived from hand 10 mouth on the
charity Of others, unable TO earn ar
honest penny, or even clothe oursei
decenty for marriage with "great expec
'tations-" The "pink Of perfection, who
at the dictstion of A. l.. Wheeler & Co.
writes the wretched English and clap-trar
editorials of the disreputable little sheet
down street. and meekly receives the
home curses CT "the old man" for ne,
doing better than a small allowance oil
brains will permit. takes to malicious
abuse as naturally as abog to q gutter,
Last week this imbecile young man sput
tered on, his impotent rage and disgust.
ing "diivel to the nsuseation of all
decent people throughout the community.
He knew he was lying. from the beginning
10 the end of his low personalities. He
knew that to call people thieves,
" liars" hypecrites," preachers
Christians" &C., would start a laugh in
low groceries, and entitle him to .
" drink or two" free of expense-and
perhaps draw out few dimes from "the
old man." So far as motives are con-
cerned, the course of the Democrat
towards this paper. and towards the
moral and respectable portion Of this
entire community, indicates that when
its columns were given up to the defense
Of most horrible crime, the basest motives
took possession Of its principal editor
with the power of demoniacal supremacy.
The iubecility of the young man became
nppart If TO all He imagines he is hurt.
ing son ebody else. He is only killing
his own influence. Already il is gone,
except with "the fellows of the baser
SORT" We have thus briefly noticed this
piece of rottenness and imbecility, and
We shall trust to discriminating public
TO discern between the good and the evil,
as presented In the tw widely different
courses pursued by the two papers in this
place. We dislike the low personalities
of the Democrat, but in doing so this
week we comply with an almost universal
feeling Of disgust at the imbeciIity that
now presides over that scursilous paper,
to the injury and public disgrace of our
entire town and county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

man Consulate came up last week in Con-
gress, endeavored to make point against
the Republican party, by charging that
M massachusetts, burnt witches two or three
hundred years ago. Mr.. Hoar, of Mass,
retorted, by saying: SIT did not become
the political friends of the men who had
burned alive our soldiers at Fort Pillow
or of those-men who had burned the Or
phan Asylum at New York, and had hung
negroes on lamp-posts, to talk of oruelties
In past ages" He might have added says
an exchange, sand who starved Union
prisoners at Andersonville. and sought TO
introduce smallpox into our hospitals.
This Democratic ''sniYiw about decency
has played out"
Congress, last week, voted to adjourn
on the 18th of July. The high protec-
tive tariff men find their pet project
thrown overheard. Another Democratic
gun spiked"
The Laporte Argus has commenced a
general TRADE of abuse against Judge Os-
born. That paper calls him a psrtizan,
tyranical, hypocritical Judge. The argu-
ment CD is so exceedingly 'clap trap" tina,
we are astonished at the audacity of The
writer The same paper cracks the whip
over c. n Reeve, aud numerically hands
him over to "the enemy of ali good
Truly "Jordon am a hard road to travel, :,
and verify when man would do right
devils persecute him.
The Valparaiso people are enjoying two
sersa tions- The discussion between the
Roman Catholic priest and the Methodist
pastor-and a splendid railroad project.
The Methodist minister replied last week
to tie extent of three columns in the
Vidette. We think the argument about
even so far, with the advantage of words
on the side of the Methodist minister.
The projected railroad seems to be q line
from Michigan City by way of Valparaiso
and KsDkakee to Quincy, nl.-a line
about 80 miles shorter than the present
route.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

was based upon our first being possessors
of San Domingo as the important object
i've point for without it nothing can be
done. The British Government stands
ready with the gold to buy, at any price,
the pnze we hesitate accepting for mere
nominal sum. Already agents of the
British Government are active in foment-
ing disturbance there in hopes to defea.
the will Of the majority OF the people for
annexation to the United States. Advices
Just received from there state that another
revolution Is imineut II the United States
does not promptly intervene in fits affairs
The execution Of the Cuban General
Goicouria by the Spanish, cause profound
sensation in political circles here, when
they had almost cease d discussing the
Cuban question.
1t is not impossible that the garro,iug
of Goicouria, will do more to provoke the
recognition OF the Cubians as belligerants
than any thing else. Instructions have
already been sent to our Consul at Havsna
to see henceforth that American citizens
shall be treated only IN conformity to the
laws and usages CT civilized Countries.
.f HoostEK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

Warmers Emmenagogue is the only
Where Is The family in which this important medi-
cine Is not wanted Mothers, this is the greatest
blessing ever offered Jon. and you should immedi-
Irregrlaiitie and may be depended upon IN every
case where the monthly flow has been obstructed by
cold or isease. Sold by druggists. Price One Dol
lar Or sent BY mail on receipt OF One Dollar and
Quarter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing
softeutng and expectoIsting. The extraordinary
power il Possesses in Immediately relieving. and
event nally curing, the most obstinate cases Of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza
Catarrh, Hoar.euess, Asthma and Consumption 10
almost incredible. so prompt Is The relief al GER
tain its efsts in all the above cases, any affection
Of the throat and that thous unds Of
daily prescribing it, aud and ali say that IL
Is the most healing and expectorating medicine
known. One dose always affords relief ard in mo
cases bottle effects cure Sold by Druggists In
large bottles. Price One Dollar. IL is your own
fault If YOU still cough and sufier, The Balsam
will cure
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Agents-Canvassing Rocks sent free
Secrets of internal Revenue,
By Prominent Officer OF fhe Treasurr SerxIee.

showing up the secrets and inner workings OF The
hevenus Department, the Whisky Ring Gold Ring
and Drawback Frauds. Systematic Robbery Dep
rotations, Conspiraeies and Raids on the Govern
ment, MaifeasaDce, Tyranny and Corruption Of
high Ohicals. The noa surfing asd inporfa.f Book
published. Containing about 500 we'll -ffied pages
sptritediy illustrated; Agents Wanted. Cam
wasting Book and Complete outfit ssht free. Ad,
dress VIM. Flint, Publisher. Philadelphia, Pa.
Chicsgo, I'LL, or CINCINNATI, o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Furniture! Furniture |!

G. PILL. east side Of Michigan street in the
LIE Room formerly occupied 10y Bills, wholesals
and retail dealer in Furniture, Hattrass,s, Bed
steals. Mirrors, and In fact everything usually kept
In first class Furniture Store, at greatly relncrd
prices. Give him n call. l4-5-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
9OS PRIZES.Wssssta fsom SO TO

awarded to Subscribers and agents for WOODS HopsE-
MOLD MAGAZINE, the largest and best Collar Month";
" IN tho world, Similar prizes 10 be repeated soon
Full particulars In March Number. For sale by
al Nevsdealc rs, sent with catalogue fpremiums
on receipt 10 cents. Address 8, s. WOOD, New
burgh. N. Y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

Two young men were killed on the
railroad at Goshen, last Friday. we have
Dot yet learned the particulars.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
DY SIP EP STA,

Warmers Dyspepsfa Te ,ie Is prepared
pared expressly for Dyspeptics am. those suffering
with habitual Ccstivencss. IL is slightly stuus-
ting tonic and splendid appetizer; 1t strengthens
the stomach and restores its digestive organs their
healthy state. Weak nervous and dy~Peptic persons
should use wARSEs's DYsPHPsIs ToSIc. For sale
by oil druggists. Price One Dollar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Republican County Convention

hepuDllcan county convention.
The Republicans OF Marshall
County are requested to meet in
Plymouth on
Saturday, June 4th,
At one o'clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose Of appointing Con-
gressioaal, Judicial, and Represents
alive Delegates.
BY order of the County Central
Committee April 30th 1870.
AMASA JOHNSON, Chairman,
8. W. GOULD, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Agents Wanted. For gu. Ne. Boo.
The Expose :, an, no mo" so,,,n

By sister of High Priest, and a resident for IS
years among them. H1~srased. Page Ara. Price
". Giving full and xuthsutic account Of their
moral soci4l and political condition to the present
time and of the mysteries sud workings Of pol yg
AMY. Full Of startling and astounding disclosures
Sold only by subscription Exclusive territory Civ
en-. cireulars and sample sheets sent Tree. Adj
dress BELKNAP q BLISS. Hartford Conn.,, O,
BLISS CO., Newark, New Jersey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Warmers vinum Vita, or Wine Of
lfo, 10 free IRON any poisonous drugs or impuri.
ties Being prepared for those who require n stimu.
LIANT IL 10 solendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing in the world tor purifying the blood.
IL Is the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered to the public. Far superior to brandy.
whiskey, wine. bitters, any other article. 1t IL
old or young. can take the Wine of Life. IL is in
fact life preserver Those who wish to enjoy good
health and free how of lively Spirits will do we'll
&c take the Wine of Life. IL IL different from any
thing ever before in use. II Is sold ~ druggists
also at all respectable saloons. Price Ons Dollar in
quart bottles
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
WARMERS
PILE REM EDY.

WRrnr'r Pile Rem edy has never failed mot
even in one case) TO cure the very cases Of
Blind, Itching Bleeding Piles. Those who re
afics~d should immediately call on their Druggist
and get WAKSER's PILE REMEDY. 1t Is expressly
for the Piles. and il not recommended cure any
other disease. IL has cured many cases of thirty
wears staining. Price One Dollar. For sale b.
druggists every where.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

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900 barrel. y YiVaI. sprI.G, wheat. aepbls ...
H. round hoop oak barrels full head
$500 PS1nd. q RlSur: .pIiuI wheat, dq1bio u.
1900 Sn SU y S,FTS RyS.l; re-
1900 pounds ~ %Sits Corr Meal. kills. dried, in
A. M n nGInd h9op oth seLsls full hs.d.lnsd
IN TSuSd S oop osS bsIrsis faii h.sl ilssS
1000 P0gsd 5 n spit Pea; In round hoop oak bar
400 pond. q BLss, in round hoop oak barrels
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500 pSIFRSs.S 2; HfSTTIIPPy tST.s ia round hoop
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5000 pSSSd: TSsn ni nsI sa Candles, fall WEIGHT
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pSSns. o. SrUa hdddH Isss P,pp.r fra. from
packed In boxes strapped. oontSiniSs y lbs.
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