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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-28
baltimore Markets.


BALT1AoBE, Sept q = Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady; Ohio
and Indiana red Sl.30N1.1.40. Corn duh
aud nominal; mixed westerns5s66Oc. Oats
dull; mixed western 42043c. Rye un-
changed, Provisions dull and nominally
unchanged. Coffee entirely nominal.
Whisky firm and scarce at 96e.
--s New OrIesns Markets.
New ORLEANS, Sept. ~ The entire
produce market is at stand still, caused BY
duarantines in the interior and tbs unsettled
condition of finance. Sterling nominal;
sight ! discount; gold 114a. ...,-
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 81 Little doing in
the general markets, with shade better
feeling on 'Chsnge, which was more mani
! tested at the close. Flour, limited local
demand a. prices unchanged; Sc 90I67.1O.
nominal; No. red winter $l.35. Corn
unsettled and easier At 52d53c. Rye easier
! and quiet &C S26S3c. Oats GomiDally I'M
changed at 36644c. Barley quiet and hrm;
/ fall 81. 35H1 SO. Groceries steady and IN
| fair demand. Oils unchanged. Eggs weak
| at C. Butter 30633c for choic9. Provi-
sions very little doing and prices largely
nominal. Mess pork nominally SIS. Lard
quiet; steam Sa6Sc; kettle Sc; b lots sc.
Bulk meats nominal, holders indisposed 10
offer stock at present. Bacon only a JOB
bling demand; shoulders 8368sc; clear rio
9091c; clear 94d9Ic. Whisky nominal;
saleab!e ct zoe; held higher.
| chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Business continus
very quiet on Change, but there was more
inquiry for cash grain, mainly by outsider
who have bought in currency with which
to purchase at persistently low rates, and
prices were firm and generally higher.
Flour dull and prices nominal wheat
| demand fair ard market firm; No. spring
SI.O5. Corn market steady with q moder
ate demand; No. 2 mixed Soc. Oats de-
mand fair and market firm; No. 2 27a62o
Rye dull and prices dropping; No. 6zc'
Barley market steady with moderate de-
nand; No. 2 fall Sl.18. Provisions dol
and prices are nominal. Mess pork offered
at Si4. Lard offered at 7ae. Nothing at al
done in meats or bacon. Whisky market
steady with moderate demand; sales IN
iron bound at 90c.
&c. EOEEs MarHess.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27-Flon- dun anc
prices nominal; only small order trade.
Wheat frmer and more doing; No. rec
winter held at $1.3761.40a. Corn offered
at soc. Oats flrmer; No. 2 S0630ac; eleva
tor 31Ic. Rye higher at 63f65c. Whisky
lower at Csc. Mess pork no sales. Bacor
dull and lower, shoulders 99d83c; Clear ri
94695c; clear 9I69ic. Lard no sales
Hogs better at So 90I4.15. Cattle dull sn(
lower and very little doing; full range Sl.5
"A size. 49,.
Memphis Markets.
| MEMPHIS, Sept. q. - Flour marke
steady with q moderate demand at $500
9 10. Hay, good to choice $20622.0O
Corn scarce and firm at 69MT2c. Dat.
scarce aud firm at 47c, Bran quiet st SIG
Bacon dull and prices dropping; shoulder
95c; sides 9s610!c. Mess pork dull an
prices dropping at SIT so. Lard quiet an
unchanged in every respect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-28

Don't Fail TO Try These Goods.
Buy If Of yeuE merchant IL he has 1t
or viii procure Ii for you. If mot. then
write for our Pamphlet. ''AII about
SapoIiO.'' and It Will be mailed free.
ENOCH MoRGAN'S SONS
20 PARK PLACE, NY.
au30 DdSW3m sP3d .s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-28

FRANKFORT, Sept. IT. 5-2O's, 1852
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PARIS, Sept. 2T.-Rentes ST 27ac.
ANTwERP, Sept, 27.-Refned petroleum
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BALr1AoBE, Sept q = Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady; Ohio
and Indiana red Sl.30M1.1.40. Corn duh
aud nominal; mixed westerni58 66Oc. Oats
dull; mixed western 42043c. Rye un-
changed. Provisions dull and nominally
unchanged. Coffee entirely nominal.
Whisky firm and scarce at 9Sc.
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ENOk SALE-A No. Buggy Mare, six years
n Ole; works well, and is perfectly gentle, Ap-
ply at 120 Ckurch street. sep28 If
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-03

A CALIFORNIA BOY.-There is boy in
one of our schools who wears a green
velvet suit which is broken out with bell
buttons. There is great change in the
boy since he commenced to go to school
several months ago. He was then but a
trifle better than an untutored savage,
although we frankly confess that we
don't know what an untutored savage
is. His first experience in school was
spelling-lesson. While the class was
going through the exercise, he sat on
the platform near the teacher, and locked
his hands across his knees and watched
the class very insently. The first was
Ransom. "By graciOus!" said he, draw
ing his teeth hard. The teacher gave
him a reproving 'Nok, and went on:
Multiply. Thunder Main stlghtning.
what word!" he cried in a storm OF
delight. Again the teacher nailed him
with look, and proceeded: Oscula-
tion. AT this he just raised himself up
to his feet and shrieked out in a perfect
frenzy of ecstacy, ''By godeys, gentle
men, just shove your teeth into thatW
This broke up the lesson.-Sdn Francis
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GO FOR 1T /!
For Sale.
PIMPLES.

vii send dree) receipt for my VEGETABLE
BALM, removing PIMPLEs, BLACK WORMS,
BLofcHEs FREcKLEs, MOTHS, TAN and all DIS.
EASES OF THE SKIN. leaving 1t clear and with .
healthy glow. Also sure process for ine growth
of HAIR on bald heads or smooth faces.
TH0S. CHAPMAN Chemist
sw2i p. o. Box 5,l2s. 1877 Broadway, New York
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From the whig.l
The Six Fellows.
BY DAVID BARKER.

BY DAVID BARKER.
Twas yesterday-or day before
aud a country cousin
Saw grave fellows on n seat
Near half q "baker's dozen.")
Twas latish in the afternoon,
And rather chilly weather;
So these fellows in box
Were huddled up together.
Now some of them would talk aloud,
And some would merely mutter.
And some of them were lank and lean,
And some We're fat as butter.
Another iellows-'cause the seat
Want wide enough to hold him
Sat near. and with pen wrote down
What these 6 fellows told him.
Two other fellows with the six
Make when all together
Perhaps those fellows staid away,
Because twas rainy weather.
noticed these @ fellows there
Who in a kind OF line were
Wore merely middling kind Of clothes,
And not so good as mine were.
They sat and looked upon some books
think they call them dockets-
They had no blacking on heir boots.
Nowatches in their pockets.
gazed upon these fellows there
And rs the twilight streamed on.
Strange fancies filtered through my brain,
Few mortals ever dreamed Of
For these fellows hold . power
power for good or evil
Which, an slyzed. and understood.
Would fright the very devil.
For soon these fellows separate,
And scoot about 10 try US
The place they 90 most forget
But think lis "Nisi Prius.s
And il one fellow makes a bull,
And we poor fellows feel 1t,
lhey have the right 10 meet again,
And have the power TO heal IL.
The dog you love, the horse YOU drive,
The gold mines you are selling.
The hut where shiyeriny children s,eep.
The palace that you dwell in.
The loaf now s;eaming for q meal.
Your quill-wheel or your carriage;
The baby mewling in your lap,
Ihe wife You won NJ marriage.
Some knayish whelp may up aud claim
Before the sun has risen,
And these fellows on that bench,
Have power to say they're "hisen."
Grave. worthy seniors. just oue word
You on that seat together:
You, counting q, and with the two
Now tell me. hAnkly, whether
lou deem because you have the right
To stop the bells from Ginning:
Ana hsNe the power TO take ones breath,
That you can stop my rhyming.
Sage men, private word with you
lou on that seat together
You Of the 6, and with the two,
Once more now IL II me- whether
With all your Courtly wisdom here
And all your power for terrors,
There may not be some hi CHER Power.
some upper Court Of Errors.r
'Reporter OF decisions. June ID, IsS5.
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HAIL COLUMB BIA

And other Patriotic Airs sound best on the Su-
perior Instruments 10 lie purchased at the WELL
known store of j. c. HAYNES Co, where
FULL BRASS BANDS,
FULL ORCHEsTRAS,
QCADRILLE BANDS,
QUISTETTE OKCHESTRAS,
BANDS OF FOUR,
and all similar organizations will be furnished
not only with the best instruments, but with In
struction Books 10 learn them, Music To play on
them, and all needed Materials ter their repair.
J.. G. HAY Eh 4 CO.,
(op. the Court Hsuse) a3 Coars ST.. Dosaon.
6mos.20
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An old gallant asserted that he never
saw plain lady in his life. One ex-
cepted,' observed female friend at his
elbow, with q nose 'tip-tilted like the
petal of flower You, madam, are
an angel that has fallen from heaven,
and had the misfortune to fall on your
nOse.'
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HE KNEW HM.-"Come here my lit
tie fellow, said . gentleman TO young
ster Of five years, while sitting in par
lor where large company were assem-
bled. ''Do you know mer' "Yith
thir." "Wh0 am l? Let me hear"
.s'YOu ith the man who kithed mama,
when papa wath in Philadelphia"
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On . recent occasion, says an ex-
change, as the marriage ceremony was
abOut to be performed in church in a
neighboriDg town, when the clergy man
desired the parties wishing to be mar
ried tO rise up, a large number OF ladies
Immediately arose.
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AT their great Medical Depot ls5 L Il; Broad-si.
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1sE A LECTURE

L - oulls A4Sh.
just published in a sealed Envelope. Price cts.
A lecture on tue nature, Treatment and radical
cure OF SpermatorrhGa or Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, lmped-
ments to Marriage generally; Nervousness, Con-
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physi-
cal incapacity. resulting from selfAbuse ets.-oy
ROBERT J. CULvESWELL NJ. D., author of
the Green book sc.
The world.renowned author. in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences ofself-abuse may be
efecruAlly removed without medicines, and with
out dangerous surgical operations bougies, in
struments rings or cordials, pointing out a mode
OF cure al once certain, and efectual, by which
every sufferer no matter what his condition may
be- may cure himself cheaply privately, and radi-
cally. This lecture will prove Boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sent, under seal,to any address in plain sealed
envelope, on receipt Of six cents. or two
postage stamps. Also, DR.. CulverwelPs Marriage
| Guide, price SOC. Address the publishers,
CHAS.J. {. KLINE &GO.,
lyr3 la Bowerr, New York, Post Once, $50
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DRAGDON and Martins well known stand for
D merly occupied by woodcock and Gould OF
Jobing and all kinds work done to order ana with
dispatch. Particular attention CIV en- TO Horse
shoeing. Thankful Tor past fayors wish to in
foTm the ctixens of Franklin and vicinity that
they will always find me in the shop when am
not In the Franklin House. JOHN W. FICkETT,
Franklin, June lnh 1873. tf2s
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HAIR WORK DONE.

r HE subscriber having taken room on Main
street, over Albert Jellison's store. is ready to
receive orders for doing hair work. Combings
made into switches wefg. Old Switches made
over and enlarged. Sc. MAZRALL
Ellsworth, May It'll, 1873 27u
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

Prof. William Crump Tueheart was borr
in Powhatan county, virrinia, February e,h
1889, and died at Stanford, Ky, at II o'clock
p. n, July Is. 1879. lie va. descended from
one Of the BE-, families Of Virginia, Or. VIM
Crump being his maternal and Mr.. Barthol
omew Truehear his pasernal grandfather
lie was educated partly at Hampden Sidney
and p.r,lv at William and Mary College
His early life bore marks Of pietv. having
been brought IN under the guidance Of Pres.
byterian paren,aee and he became a member
Of that church al Charle.,own. West Virgin.
ia. The Eve wear. prryious 70 his death he
gave TO the responsible -,-h 9. .c.eh;ns
spending three wear. in the s,sun,on Female
Seminary. one wear In Bal,imor.e and one wear
in charrr Of the Stamford Female College Of
~ -
Lincoln county, NY.
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The whisky Law.

We have tried TO be independent upon all
questions outside Of politics. and to urge with
whatever power we could, those measure which
we considered essential to the best interests Of
our people; and those measures which had a
tendency TO increase our industries, improve
the morris Of our citizens, and thus lesAen
crime. Knowing that, Of all She evils that
aiiiet our country, the liquor traffic is the
great monster Of them all, We have never Lost
an opportunity to strike Il blow. Not stop
ping 10 discuss the constitutionality Of the
law-the probabilities Of il being violated, or
what foHy-third cousin Of ours may bs dam
aged, pecufiafily, BY it, passage declare
ourselves in favor Of il Internationally, and
urge every legal voter, Of whatever color, 10
go TO the polls on the krst Monday in August.
and cast his vote with rs in favor Of the a.
bolishnsBt Of the rstAil lica6r traffic. Let Us
crawl up one step this year and trust 10 the
future fora more Triumphant victory. Do
not listen to thu subtsrfagss Of the whisky
seller or his misguided friend The issue Is
made uPl IL l. not law or no hp-it il
WHISKY ON 10 WHISKY.
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Prof y. w. Paine, Jr.

From an announcement in this issue il viii
be seen that Prof Paine will reopen the
Stanford Male Seminary on Monday, Septem-
ber Isl, for a session Of ten months, The
professor has secured the services Of M X.
X. VIII, recently Of Washington and Lee
University, Who will render valuable ala in
the department Of classics. We ash our pso-
pie who have children 10 educate 10 rally 70
The support Of our seminary. for Ne are a.
sured that no bstier school sak s. fond ii
Central Kentucky. The iong sSPsdsnet u
Prof Paine enables Inn ,oeonduci hrst-ela..
school IN any community, and II properly en-
eouIaged this session. he will BE- a1sd labor
sr ID our town. We spsah b. The card whsn
We .ay that be has dsshsea half dolen APP
plie-tions 70 take sb.sss Of sshoOls in olhsl
parts Of The State daring the pal iew weeks,
all Of which hspsoinptly dsehHsd .pFeisrring ID
labor in our aidst, 70 bald ~ the old s<ni.
aaTy. Lss a. lssisi him.
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Tribute Of Respect.

AZ stated meeting u Ryan Commandery,
No. II, Knights Templar, held at their Asy-
lum, at Danville, Kentucky, the following re-
olutions wer adopted
wmKnsAs Il has PLEASED the Sovereign
Master of Heaven and Earth 10 call from the
pilgrimagp Of life 10 that Immortality beyond.
whew death can come no more forcveT, our
beloved fraier, Sir Gpcnos McRonERrs
therefore, be u
Ra,olpod, That In his death burning taper
of life has been extinguished, and none save
the High and Holy one can light H. lie vas
q true and courteous knight, and has fallen In
life's struggle full Knightly, with his armor
on, prepared Cor Knighily deeds. The men,
DRY of his virtues lingcrs In our remembrance,
aud rhects IL shining lustre beyond the por-
tails Of the tomb. The earthen vase which
has contained precious odors will lose none Of
IT, fragrance, though the clay he broken and
shattered.
Resalud, That this CommAniery deeply ~
grets IL inability 10 be present and participate
In the funeral ob-cquieso " our deceased Fraier,
owing 10 the absence Of IL principal officers.
Restrcd, That in token 81 our respect for
his memory We will wear the usual badge Of
mourning iar thirty DAYS
Resisoi, That these resolutions be sprcad
upon the records IL the Commandcry, and a
memorial tablet insrribcd 30 his memory.
Resnined That . copy Of these resolutions b.
furnished the relatives ~ the deceased, and a
copy 10 the kcahseky Ad-ess,s and the INrE-
RIoR JouRSAL Tor PublicAiion.
T. ~ 0OODLOE
n l. acMURrkY,
Ii -.
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Reseluiien OF Thanks.

HusroNyn.LE, XIV, July 23d, 1873.
The thanks Of TihlmAn Hooker Lodge Of
Good remplars are due and hereby rendered
10 the Stanford Amateur Band for their kind
ness In attending our recent bic mic, and fur
nishing us With some Of the most excellent
music ever heard Ia our end Of the county.
As musicians, We know Of no band that can
excel them and a. gentlemen, they are above
reprOach. IL Il the hope and prayer Of all
oar people that they may long live 10 cheer
all such occasions In our midst with sweet
strains Of music
Our warmest thanks are also rendered 10
our entire community Tor the liberal assist
snoe given 70 us In the preparation Of our
lsast, and otherwise assuring each and every
ons that such maniiestions o. good viii are
fully appreciated.
nhlmAn Hooker Lodge l. o. G.I
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Last winter the episootic narrowed up mem
'-oles," and smallpox blightsd their damask
checks; next comes that fatal uialadys IN,
Asistic -sporadic-diarrhea infantum-man- kill
er and now at this fearfully scorching psriod
We behold the more devastating effects oil
blanks in the Louisville Library drawing
Lest something more terrible than all these
including the Modoc war, should come along
TO disturb our afternoon nap, We advise all h
pay their doc. to the printer, and carry III,
rest 10 MATHEW.
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The Grab Orchard Pie Me.

The Good Templas Pic Mic at Crab Or
chArd, last Saturday, Was a splendid success
and cannot fail 10 result in good TO the cause
Of temperance. The discussion Of the tenn
perance question being the principal object In
view, the Baptist church was chosen a. the
most appropriate place Tor the speaking; and
the feast was spread under a grove Of shade
trees In the church yard. The exercises be-
gan with prayer by Rev. A. d. Rash, after
which Mr.. W. o. HAnsford delivered short
address welcoming the crowd 10 the hospitAli-
ties Of Crab Orchard citizens and the
Good TemplArs Of Grab Orchard and Preach
envilIs. Mr. N. y. Thompson then addressed
the large audience, handling bis subject with
even more ability than on the day previous at
Hustonyille His words came from the heart
and went 10 the heart Of his attentive and re-
spectful hearers and seemed 10 receive hear
" endorsement from nearly all present. AZ
ter the crowd had enjoyed sumPtuous din
ner speeches were delivered by Rev. A. d.
Rash and Elder w. L. Williams. Mr.. Balm
also spoke few minutes. From the conduct
Of some citizens Of that portion Of or oOon-
~ We were led 10 suppose that the eommuni-
~ do not enter heartily into sympathy with
the Good TemPlars in their work Of redeem
Ing their town from the damning influences Of
grog-shops. II there il a town in the county
Of Lincoln that needs the organization Of an
healthy sentiment against whisky, IL seems 10
us that Crab Orchard Is the place. During
the sxistenoe Of the Order Of Good TsmplAns
In their town, there has been a marked Inn
provement In the morals aud soberneas a her
citizens, but very many arr not yet rsdeemcd.
The best citizens Of the place are unoeasing
IN their sndeavors TO rid the town Of intoniea.
ting drinks, and their efforts will eventually
result 10 complete triumph
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
UusTONvIIIE.

The event of last week was the Good Ten
plars' Pic Me. A. the Isrrnion was repre-
.en,ed there In the genial presence Of one o.
lie editors We hope 10 ace a full description
elsewhere in your columns We will simply
say that every thing went Of In The most at
isfac,ory manner, except few spoons which
probably went -Mas.aehusett. Stanford
was ably and elegantly represented. You
seem to be remarkably healthy people in the
metropolis We don't rememberto have no
ticed single individual from your place who
seemed 20 need even a tonic--except perhaps
yout "Proie.-ofJF Who appears to be rathel
delicate. We tthst, however that air, sxercis'
and nourishing diet may yet restore him.
The Stanford Amatucr Band will please &C
cept the assurance that they won universal
praise. BY the way, your amatuer association
can justly claim tina, each member is young
handsome, intelligent genial, an artist and I
gentleman. Long may you live tosoothe and
cheer, and gladden. the heart with STRAINS al
most divine" Long may you live to cast the
spell Of music's wi,chery over The discordanI
scenes Of laboring life, and the glad sunshin,
Of your art upon this gloomy vale we tread
And finally, may no "horns" bat those you
blow 80 well branch around your heads" OF
"tOueh your lips" The Templars held q
meeting at the church on Friday night and
received some twenty additions, amongt'
whom. many Of your readers will be pleased
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will exhibit in Somerset on the 2pth ihst We
learn that Il l. the best, the most cor1rSehen-
sive and entertaining show, on a hrve scale,
that ever visited the proud State Of Kentucky.
Save your half dollars and see the elephant
but do not summon courage enough TO fight
the tiger.
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At the depot the other evening lady who's
beautiful face was radiant with smiles and
eager expectation, gave bewitching little ex-
clamation Of joy, at seeing the face Of her
husband, and rushed into his arms as he jump
ed from the train. ''ohl my darling hus-
band !" said she. Gee whilikensl my corns p
said he. Two souls with but a single thought
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Newspaper Laws.

We vsuld o.l the special attention Of posinss,er.
md Subscribers 10 the following ysop-s q the news
paper laws
l. postmaster b requirrd n rive notlce ~ letter
treturnlna paper does not anauef the lnwl when .
state the ir ~ not hsna tak~n and neglect
70 do makes the postmaster ruaponsihls 70 the pab-
fisher fT the payment
q Auy perssn vho TAKES paper ffum the pu.iofAce,
whsthcf directed 10 he nams another whether he
has sut.crihed 90 not 4 responsible &c the pay.
n person orders his papsr tisrontinue, ne must
pay all arrrarsrss, the puhllsher may continue 10
rend u until the payment = made
n the sulcrihef ordefs his paper 10 10 stopped n
certain time and the puishef cuntinuas 70 send tho
tuh~crhsr 4. bound 10 pay fr tn he takes ffo the
psstonlce The lac pfocccls upon the ground that a
man Iaust pay fnr what he uses.
s. The courts have desided that refusing 10 take
hsvapapern and periodicals frum the pustohee,
moving and leaving them unualied &c, Il prima faria
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