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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
CULTURE AND SACRIFICE

The instruction of the world has
been carried on by perpetual sacri.
fee. A grand army Of teachers
authors, artists, schoolmastcrS, pro-
tessors, heads Of colegcs-havc
been through ages carrying on the
war against ignorance but no tri-
umphal procession has been dccrccd
to it; no spoils Of conquered prov
inccs have come to its Golfers no
crown imperial has invested it by
pomp and power. In lonely watch
towers the fires Of genius have bur
ned but to waste and consume the
lamp of life, while they gave light
to the world. 1t is no answer to say
that the victims Of intellectual toll,
broken down in health or fortune,
have counted their work privilege
and joy. As well deny the martyrs
sacrifice, because he has joyed in
his integrity. And many Of the
worlds intellectual benefactors
have been martyrs. Socrates died
in prison as a public maleiactor; for
the healing wisdom he offered his
people deadly poison was the re-
ward. Homer had a lot so obscure
at least, that nobody knew his birth
place and indeed some modern
critics are denying that there ever
was any Homer. Plato travelled
back and forth from his home in
Athens to the court of the Syracu
san tyrant, regarded indeed and
feared, but prosecuted and in peril
Of life ; nay, and once sold for a
slave. Cicero shared worse fate.
Dante, all his life knew, as he cX-
pressed it,
GLOW salt was Strangers brcpd
How hard the path till up and down to tread,
a strangers stairs"
Copcrnicus and Calico found
science no more profitable than
Dante found poetry. Shakespear
had a home buttoo poorly cndow-
ed to stand long i'll his name after
he left il; the income upon which
he retired was barely two or three
hundred pounds year and so lit
tie did his contemporaries know or
think of him that the critics hunt in
vain for the details of his private
life. '.Ihe mighty span of his large
honors" shrinks to an obscure myth
Of life in theatres in London or on
the banks Of the Avon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
SHOEING HORSES,

1t would seem as if the common.
est things were the worst DONE
Not one blacksmith in ten can be
got to shoe a horse without cutting
the frogs away. This is wrong. The
frog should not be pared one parti.
Gle. You might as well cut away
all the leaves of tree and expect
it to ilorish, as to pare away the frog
and have a healthy foot. Do not al,
low a hot shoe TO be put upon the
hooi TO burn it TO a level. II always
Injuries and contracts it. Look for
Il blacksmith that knows his bust
mes well enough to level the foot
without using the "actual cautery,'
and employ him. II will increase
the health and working power OF
your horses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
Two Good Farms for Sale.

I WING PARTLY IN BRADLEY COUN.
Il ~, Tennessee, aud partly in Whitfield
ruu ty. Georgia. within one mile OF Red clay
Depot, u vllag" on the T.. +. ~ Ga. Rail Road.
and Immediately on the main wagon road
leading from Charleston and Cleveland. Tenn.
to Dalton. Ga.. and in what j. known u, Red
Clay Valley. one farm contains 223 acres.
100 IT Witch j. in good state of cultivation.
the remainder Wrl! timbcrcd: complexion Of
soil red mullito, good frame hou>c with five
rooms. good barn and Out-builin">, seven or
eight never lailim" springs Of ~ tine water ~
ever run out Of the earth. \ No. | meadow.
but rather odt Of liN; pretty fair orchard Of
assorted fruit trees. some Of which are lust be-
"iunin" 10 bear. Price. Four Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, payments made easy.
tn" other f,rm lies side by side with the
above Described place. aud contains 100
acre. pretty much the same sort of soil SO
acres IN cultivation. balance in splendid tim
Der. line grass and meadow lands. tolcraby
iair farm buildings, splendid orchard Of al
most ull kinds Ul fruit, springs and runnn"
water III ahiind nee. society good. Churches
convenient. stores aud Po,toilirc within one
mile. Prirr Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. Payments made to suit purchasers.
Would eNrhing" for n well selected stock Of
General Merchandise. For further nlorma-
ti0n call on or address editor ATHENS POsr:
ur any person desiring tn look at the land, will
be- shown the same by applying to Mr.. James
II. Hun. Red clay. Ga.
.Ju"c u, lS11-tt-I.,S
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Chanccry Court. Eshcn Co.. Tenn.
j. c. WATSON vs.. W. :. IIorr. John Rhru Q and
others.

j. c. Wasson vs.. W. :. IIorr. John Rhra Q and
others.
| + appearing from the allegations Of the Bill
l filed in this cllI>c, (Which j. sworn to-
that respondents W. :. IIOrr. John Rhra q and
i. Il. stanton, are n0n-rr>idrntS of the State
of Tennessee: 1t is ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made four con,ccll-
tive weeks in the Athens Post. II new >papcr
published at Athens, McMinn county. Tenn.
requiring said respondents to make their per-
>onal appearance at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held for the county Of Rhra.
at the Courthouse in the town Of Washington.
Tenn. on Thursday after the second Monday
in september next, and plead. answer. de-
muir or otherwise make defense to said bill. or
the same will bctakcn iOrconlc>>ed and set for
hcarinSeX partca to them. Thi>Gth August.
1872. WIN. NJ. WILSON. C.& NJ.
Per +. LOCKE, ID. c. n NJ.
Aug. Q, lSI2-lt.prs fee ) ,O0-2ij
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SrNFLowERs are said to cxhalc an

SrNFLOwERs are said to exhalc an
ozonized oxygen, and are therefore
recommended for cultivation in ma.
larious districts to destroy the ma.
larial poison. They are, in addition
Welding about 10 per cent. of good
oil from their seeds, and their
leaves serve as fodder. A diet Of
-mnower seeds i, said 10 increase
the laying power Of fowls.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
Wheat Wanted.

rTIIOSE INDEBTED TO Us CAN PAY
/ their Notes aud Account, in good Wheat.
at highest market price. Irnot paid in WhcI.
they must he paid in cash. We mean bpsi-
ness. W. HORTON x co.
Athens. June #. lSI2-tf-23i
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
Il.IEA SPRINGS.
Best and Cheapest Watering Place
in the South.

'NIfSE WATERS CURE DROP>Y. Srro-
L fuIn. Dyspepsia, Rhcumli,m. ami al
Diseases Of the Bones. skin. Bowels, stomach.
Liver and Kidneys. They have proved >pr-
elite in Chronic Dlrrhr and Dy>cnlrry, ana
are highly rllirarlouS in diseases peculiar to
Females.
j. &. WATSON. the Proprietor o: these
springs, proposes to conduct the Hotel on u
more liberal and extensive scale thin ever be-
fore. Special induccncn'' offered in the way
Of mu>rmrn,-. \ Livery stables n0w open.
l'ording tine stock and equipments for the
benefit and pleasure Of visitors.
Water free 10 all who ma, desire Boarding
IL priynl" families or in Camps.
llH"h> viii b" At the landing on arrival Of
boats from hutllnOo"r, To convey visitors TO
the ~prine>: also. at ATHENS, ON +. r. Va.
n Ga, Il. Il. - mnr> from tn" springs.
Th" most SUMPTION, fare is provided. and
prepared hy humber one professional cock.
The undersigned desire, 10 please hi guests,
lnd will give satisfaction.
.. d. - a:iSDV. pr"p'r.
May H.. lN12-tr~-2.t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

It is announced that the President
spent m hour or two a: Washington last
Friday, and then returned To Long
Branch.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
CANCERS. TuMOns ~ slaErss.

CURED BY a NEW AND WONDERFUL
" treatment. by DRs. KLINE and LINDIEY.
AT the Philadelphia Bellevue institute. Goth
and Vine SIS, and at their Principal office 30
Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa, and at their
Branch office. in charge Of NJ. T.. BRAMuALL,
NJ. D., II North Court ST.. Memphis, Tenn
no KNIFE, no BLOOD. NOCAUSrIC. LIT
TLEPAIN. Send for Circular or call H. above
April u. lS12-3n-93U
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23

Knoxville, March %, 1872 2225
Chanccry Salcs-Septcmbor.

Moses Bonner ct ais. V. simeon Graves. ct ul
II pursuance Of a dcrrrtnl order Of tn
L thancrry Court at Athens in thi, cause |
viii sell 10 the highest bidder. at public out.
saturday, the 18th day of september, 1872
40 Acres Of Land,
more or less. living ON the IIiwa,,cr River. in
the 9TH civil district. McNlnn county. Tenn.
Terms said lands will he sold on a credit
of six. twelve and eighteen months, in bar oi
the equity of redemption. Notes and ,rcuri-
~ will he required and = lien retained.
j. VI. HENDERSON. c. ~ VI.
Aug. ., lS,2-it-pr> icc-~l, 0o-2lj
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Chanccry Court AT Athens, Tenn

v T'' NIUE " u Vt. NTVNNHUVT.
Gross BILL
| 7 appearing from the affidavit filed in this
l cause that the defendant. j. VI. Alexander.
j. nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee: 1t
j. therefore ordered that the aforesaid non.
resident defendant enter his appearance be-
fore ar within the first three days Of our next
thanrcry Court. tn be- held at the COurt-huu -
IN the town Of Athens. Tennessee. on the lth
Monday Of November, l>I2. then and there 10
plead answer or dcmur to complainlntS said
croSs-bill or the same will be taken for con-
fcSscd and set for hearing cx parte: and that
a copy Of this order he published for four con-
secutiye weeks in the Athens Post.
j. VI. HENDERSON. G & VI.
Van Dyke, Cooke and Van Dyke. soils.
Aug. :, lsi2-i,-p prs fee z l"r-2ii
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30 Acres Of Land,

more az less. lying in the 18th civil district.
MrMinn county. Tenn, brin" the lands 1T
which j. II. Melton died. seized aud po,>r>>rd.
Terms: said land, will be >old subject to
the widows dover. - per cent. ot th" pur-
chase money must be paid on day of >Ilr. Hnd
credit Of six and twelve months viii be- giy-
en- on balance uf the purchase price. iotc,.
with "ood security viii h" required and a
lien viii h"rrtrihrd. j. VI. HENDERSON.
Au.. y, Is 2-lt-pr~ fee l.O'-2bI Ga VI.
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MY PROGRAMME FOR IS12.

I WILL CONTINUE TO BARTER FOR
i Dry salt and Smoked Bacon, Wheat. Flour,
Meal Corn, Feathers, Nce,waX, Tulow, Dress.
cd Turkeys Chickens. Ducks, Guineus and
Gtc-c. Dried Fruit, Rags. Fur skins, such ~.
Bear. Mink, Mu'krut. House and Wild cat
skunk. Opos,om. Haccoon, Red and Gray Fox,
Dry Hides. Butter, Eggs. oats, sweet and
Irish Potatoes. viii keep constantly n good
stock Of prOmi,cuOus Goods, and will sell
them low down for
Cash or any of the above Articles,
My stock Of Iron. Castings and steel shall be
Unsurpassed win sell cheaper thar ever,
Edged Tool, and Hardware.
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! 10 Acres of Land,

John \. Melton. admr,v>. Susan Melton. It II
IN pursuance ola dccrctt order NJ the Chan.
l crrv Court at Athens. in this cru>r. VIII
sell, At public cutlery. to the highest bidder.
Il the Court hou>r door. in the town If Athens,
on SlnrllnN lhr [ nh div If Smninlnnrr ~
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EssDENT NOTICE.
Original Attachment BILL

Chanccry Court at Decatur. Tennessee.
&. NJ Clement>On, ct al vs.. Harriet J. knight,
al
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Robinson. Err& Go. ". Lydia Green. ct al;
John Rogers. admir-, -. Iydi, Green, ct a.
II pursuance of 4 d"crti1l "rdrr If III,
1 thturrry Court i Aihrn.. in the" r'lr,r,
viii sell ut public cut nv, 10 the ghr,' bid.
der. At the Iourt-hou."d door, IN Athens. Tenn.
ON saturday. the lilh day of september, 1872
200 Acres of Land,
more or less. situated in MrMinn county. Ten.
nc>>c". and being the lands Of which ". j.
Green died. SEIZED and possessed.
Terms: Said lands will be- sold subject IA
the dover Of the widow, Lydia Green. aud ou
credit Of six. twelve and eighteen, months
Notes. bearing Interest from date will be re-.
quircd, and lien Will b. retained.
J. VI. HENDERSON, &. IL VI.
Aug. ., lS,2-iI-prs fees I.0n-aij
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-06
The PIantomour comet.

A great many prominent journals on
both sides of the Atlantic have been dis
cussing the question whether the earth
is likely to be seriously affected in case
the comet discovered by Professor Plan
tomour, of Geneva, should run against
it, as predicted. The London Nature
says that we have nothing to fear from
it, and quotes Kepler and Arago to prove
that such is the fact. The latter has
estimated the number of these bodies
which traverse the solar system at
1880, 600, and certainly if they were
not very harmless bodies, we should
have suffered from them before this.
The comet Of ITO ran so near to Jupi-
ter that it got entangled among his
moons, but the moons rolled on just as
usual, while the comet was obliged
to leave its orbit and strike out
new road for itself Many astrono-
mers believe that in 1861 we actually
passed through a comet, without the gem
eral public having any idea Of the fact,
and it is now so generally understood
that these eccentric objects are entirely
devoid of power TO injure that scientific
men would eagerly welcome the ap-
proaeh Of one, in order that they might
have an opportunityto observe it at close
quarters. Perhaps the most pertinent
remarks on the particular subject which
has called forth the discussion have been
made by Plantomour himself. who, after
having been highly edited by the various
opinions promulgated in regard to the
question, has come forward with the in
formation that he has not discovered any
comet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-06

BURNETT s CocoAINE is the best and
cheapest hair-dressing in the world D
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


A. WOODWARD is a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the Office of Trustee of Shelby county,
subject to the action Of the Democratic
County Convention. 25-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-06

The Saturday Review calls the fash
ionable "chignon a lie. and reproaches
the ladies with systematic deception in
wearing false hair Undoubtedly the
hair is false, but as there is rarely any
preteuse about it, We are inclined 70
think that j is not . lie, Mrs. Qpie,
in her book on Lying" said wig was
lie; but she did not mean a high tow
wig ike that worn By an English Lord
Chancellor, which resembles nothing that
ever grew on the head of man. We ab-
solve the fair sex from the charge brought
against them. With the present fashion
they deceive nobody.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-06
LADIES' LIST.

A NDREWS MRS ] A Anderson mrs j A
N Austin mrs N Alexander mrs N
Avery mrs Il Armstrong mrs
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the PostOfiice Mt Mem
phis Saturday, April 9. 1872.

Published "a he doilv newspaper hqring th.
I LARGEST CIRCULATION in the circrt
of the Memphis Postofice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-06

The Los Angeles anti-Chinese rioters
havea Il been convicted Granddaughter.
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BON Baltimore; eiriade@eblube; uorsisl i6e Sribte;
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91t %berfaufe1t.

Eiid SIN Cff=m% pnumentz, 5fpiiben Sonofr.
unO B%roaSuap, elm bi1lees fleines SSobnbaus.
2inses X Garaeants
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aaR 6orfior0 : Gouutn 0anoifeQen

f& 9artfnrb : G0MntD Nano1fenen.
w. 2tpei 2anbieGen, nube Belair, cine bon
- 11S Mder, 90 Ider in bober aultur, Der Reit
In SclS; bic arbere 1872 Iter, $50 ader urbar, Der Neit
in bola. Ser Eooen heiber Sanoitelleri 1T gut uno
e%eeisnet fir @ras uno @etraibe aler Dirt; iie babsn
aRobnbGuier nit Den 9etpotnliben Heben9ebIuoen,
antss @oiier &C. Ndbere Iustunit ertbeilt
Qenrp 50. Gpofe, Nr. 9. Law Buildings,
~ ct. IauI.Gtr.
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4uguHus 6afdipan,
Setret6r beg senate;
Sin Gefet

TT erTar Setretot fes Unterbat1eE.
gebiQigt ben l. IpriI 1872. Q10-I5)
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tAN..S
Esiis SIN ToIae eines Detretes ees aretseeribtes
Der Sfabt 3 altimcre niro Der nnter;ei9nete Seripal<
ter oui ofientliber Mutton am Vlase Wenntas, ben
10. Wtai 1872, Gahmittass4 llbr, perfauIen:
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in Der Gta6t Baltimore aui Der @de. pel6e ourd Die
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Sus oebeno nit elmer Siefe BON Ill 6nB bis on cine
is SnrB breite allep, unb einem iibrli1en @rnno6inie
pom $35 uutertporfen.
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ifeinernen Mobnbamie nit 2<ltodlaem Stnter9ez
hduoe, lid, out fir cine JteItauration ober 3a9erbierz
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Sres. +. SenSinser, SertDalter;
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(96. 7, 100. 90, C, 6, {, 12,4,5)
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Stn GefeR
;um Wiberrufe uno CUR anen0irun9 oes Abl9nittes
~ he's @eiebes pOn 1868, Gap. All, ~betreteno 9orpo=
%rationeu.
abidn. 1. geriast bur9 lie Seietgebuns Don IRA.
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WarpIano, b~etrefTeno Gorporationen, bierntt auI9e-
bpben uno 10 %peranoert tpuroe. baB CT Iautet, pte
fplgt:
Qbidnitts bon Nbi6n. 84-9I i~ncluiiue, iuaei ih auf
gprporattonen uno 8cieaIdaItet bejieben, Delde IN
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stnineem; uro eg lou fur cine ioIde Corporation 9eisB-
lid aulaifio iein, ieper 3eit, topobl ocr, ais nab Der
pollen & iniabIuns Der Itttet o~lelelben ju iol1eit Yretz
len. oIs Bic Witelieeer annebr1e1 lpputn, etrSnlolen,
poer surIdiutaufen, poer an Die Wtit9llettr ben 9Serths
betrao ibrer Attien auf beliebige 3eit une inter il oerz
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Snnothet auf Iein YerI onal.G igentbnn ODER ieine 4ts
len. NntbeiIe Iiber iteuen. A1e Attieit, iuelde bic ges
fenIdaft auf DieIe gBeiIe uuo ourb aanf ooer Wors
idIfie in ibren Seits betontmt, iouen als etneeleite 4ts
tier aeIten unb e~aileeItrt lofrpen. IN STEELE b~erlelben
bari bauu bic @eieaiaaft Nttten ~aus9eben, 10 oaB bic
@eIammtjabl tets bic IN Der @pnltltution oor9elhrles
berle lit, bic eIbe ieood nisrnaIs i~iberiteist. Die Witt
sIieper, peI6e auf cieie gBeiIs hire gntbeile ooer Viz
tien %pertaufert, tpuen oufb0ren, millionaire al lem, nno
nibtb erebti9t lein, bel Der Sirefiorentpdbl elmer l9ls
den Corporation ooer bel ireenO elmer anoerst Seles
qenbeit rnitiultimnlet, aud bfrIen lie ni6t jI Seal1len
fir bic 9eieul@ait 9euGblt perben.
4bihn. 8. nnb lei es oerfist, oaB otts geleb rom
Sage, ba es paIitrt III, in Strait tretell lou.
0iernit beihelnisen mir, bas Snrisbenoes elite rl1'
tiee uno senaue 0ppie eines 6eiebes 1T, oas IN Ter "a
nIar.Sibun9 1872 BON Der Gr9islatur poII Wtarplanp
Nmsuffus GaTatpaps s
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gerabmist ben l. 4pril 1879. pll-l6l
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WiIiocs Wruu0eiaenthum.

E5Iil 2 Sdufer an Der Ufaccubinifr fir $3.50 iebes.
1Saus an Der OurbdmfraBe fir $3.50.
J5aus on Der @bappelitraBe iIr $500.
Rdberes bel 1bemas y. Wafpns
1871 SIR. 80, gtoro=Brodbnan.
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kzii Dos ggobrbaus yir. 190, 9oro=Sisbfra5e,
aui pafienoe Bebinsunssn; % 5us BRETT ooppelies
q todi9cs Sirtcrsebdube, 10 Stuber, lhon gchaut,
in gutem 3utanoe unb cine Der bequemiten uno au9e.
re6mftcn Wobnunsen in Der 4ltftaot. NatSnfra9ne
@Iase ODER in Nr. 3is, Mef Saliimore'
Straee. QO0-14)
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Esa:iI Gin sutscbautss @obnbaus NIT eaNen (iett
Paint Store) Ofr. AS, @olinSaraee, nabe an
Wtartt. @ruromietbe $2l.50 ~iabrlit. Nadsuira9en
nm BlnRR. OO9-2O) =
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9eft6eu. Spbn q. 2pipn, Serlualter;
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Baltimore ipirhr Der llnter5eihuete' als BerrpGffer ani
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Serlpalter 81 iidcrn.
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Ser. %; Sam Buifbirss;
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