The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, December 23, 1851, Image 8
S From the Cakipet Bat
1T IS TUB FASHIQ1.
They ay "it Is thie fashion," t
Apd vainly I protest
'Gainst wearing rowdy breeches,
- Or a spotted woolly vest.
"6This the fashion," I must grin.
And with resignation bear it,;
'bly chilnr in sti .fas tin,
But I amni forced to wear it.
Kid gloves ! oh, how I hate 'em,
But they are worn by all the " ton,"
And I must sport 'em, though it takes
An hour to get them on ;
And wear seal rings, gold chains,
And pins, and flashy-fringed cravate.
And what is worse than all the rest,
These clumsy stove-pipe hats.
Slustachits and goatoes are worn
By "men about tihe town,"
So I nust, nise a yellow pair,
And try to think thetn brown.
I oten-swear to change its hue,
But fear again to try it,
For once I turned liny face all bine
in vain attempt to dye t.
Large feet are " very vulgar,"
So I'n forced to pinch up unine
In boots of famncy leather,
All glossed to make thern shine.
No mautter how it pinches,
I naus t not show my passion,
But groanm and die by mnwihos
IBeeuuse " it is the fashion.'
I limp into the tucker's,
Awl -hotw Ilie to Lahim there,
Wtst , vrFy :'''arnfi coti:e 0:anee.
A'si ve!seaen - i s 'iwe sr
That mssy to.s wash corn's are covered.
But hae answers with a ennile,
And :onoIl'mndy :ssures tae
They'ret ' umel ve~ry lat.'st yle."
Fros the Soutih Cairolinian.
Darliaunvillae Iastitsste.
We cannot publish toe following
card without a remark or two. We
are only surprised that such a paper
has not ere this been given to the
public, for if any institution in the
State deserves the support and coun
tenance of the people of the State, it
is this school. For forty years it has
stood unrivalled in the South aP a
female college, and for forty years
have its present principals enjoyed
the confidence, not only of this com.
munity, but of the people of this, and
the adjoining States. It would be
strange, if, after such an almost un
paralelled term of well deserved con.
idence, anmy occurrence of the nature
alluded to-an imnpropriety for which
the institution cannot be justly con
demned- this long-tried and well.
oguductedschool should be sacrificed,
especially after it has been promptly
purged of the offending parties.
The Institute at Barhamville has
long maintained a high rank, and de
servedly has it done so; and many
the evening o~t a fe devtS ~ o '
intellectual and moral culture of the~
hwile .sid such an aspersion ol'
fame fails like a calamity on the ven
orable princiyals of this'school. We
may be able to appreciate the feel
ings of parents and guardians on an
occurrence of this nature; but the
prompt and effectual riddance of the
offending party entitles the worthy
principals to a contmnuance of that
confidence so long and so meritori
otisly reposed in them.
In introducing this card, therefore,
we prefix thmese comments unsolicit
ed, and on our own responsibility.
We feel thmat ]Iarhmamville hmas too
many ties around time hiearthsmtone of
every family in the State, to rermit
thetm to be remnt by ani occumrrenice
which humana foresight could not
prelenit, and whichb was reumedied
with tihe, most courmmndable prompati.
tude. Wec trumst that Barhmamville
will conutiniue to receive, under its
original projectors anmd esteemed
comductors, all thmat confildenaco amnd
success it so righteously deser-ves:
TO TH E P'UJJLIC.
lIm consequencee of' an unmfortunmate
occurrence which recenitly took
place at :..e 'South Carlinma Fe
male Institute, thme undmersignme.m,
fliend~s of that irmstitutioni, are ap
probensive thmat serious injury will
be doine to it unluss thme publtic are
properly informed of thme facts. 'fhe
interest we feel in this excelent int
stitution, of whmichm, we think, thme
State has reason to be proud, to
gethmer with our desire to dlo justice
to Dr. Elias Malrks, its rwithys
prinimpal, (a gentemanm who lhas fo'r
thme last forty years b-een iiavoraibly
knmownm to the people of this andjo time
adjoinming States as a teacher of*
younmg ladies,) ha~s prompih)adi uts :a
makoe thme foliuowing brmic star: ensemnt C.
thme pulhic.
We%~ believe thme affai.- l,.as been-,
very imuchl exm'gg .ara-a; ''i i n
tor th madp~'ai eas neSun ,
proper feeling.. an) m prper ri
himef and h e me. mmitutm. i. .n o' bot
te partimm charged wtiithmoffendji
that he it has ' shown no di tion ,. '
fcreen ehi thiero iathe~au'i ofe'ders or
onc the mir imprudence or ..m'ini -.
screeti r of the public buts (as
afforded every facility in hmin power- to
the thorough investigation of the
affair, although he was therebmy
doing himself a serious pecuniary
myjtry.
We further beg leave to state that
isthe .offending parties have been
emoved, and as the institute is now
index" the sole and exclusive manage
vent of Dr. Marks and his experi. a
meed ,lady, ;w conside that au just
;round of ob jetion too the ijistitute
as b'edrr'toe cd, (and that we re
ard'ii at this tino as einently de- c
iervingitheisupport and patronage of
ho public.
We further state that' We have i
reeson to fear.that unless the friends
f the instituto -step forward to sus
tain it, it ,will be destroyed, to the s
;reat detriment of the people of this
State.
John Belton O'Neal,
John S. Preston,
J. H... Adams,
F. J. Moses,
Williatu J. Taylor,
I D. Wilso;n,
William H1. Gist,
R. De'l'reville,
Dr. Williarn Reynolds,
T. J. Goodwyn,
John L. Manning.
J. Ilarleston Read, jr. '
J. A. Dargan,
Georgo lowe,
. T. Brumbv,
John A. Crawford,
3. M. Palmer.
SUMTER HOUSE.
F. AYEIlS. would respectfully In.
rewr, the citizens of Sumterville andthsurudncunrththhaunefomCrltn ndotmdei
nst retnrned froma Carlestous, and ha, an sdk
arrnngeennta to receive ICE and -8ODA WA
T'F.R, of every vari.ty, weekly.
He has on hand, and will csntinue to receive
tLhrughout the season, a choice as sortment o. *
Wines and Consinis Confectionaries, Fruit, t
kr., all of which will be disposed of cheaper a
than was ever oflured before in this place.
Alty 29, 1850. 3) if
Webb Clark's Hotel,
SUM TEi VILLE, S. C.,
Trhis lintel us isituated in the snut
' pleasant part of the ton n. The l
Proprietor will be pleased to see
his friends and the travellingpbtl'r; prom
sing to spare no exertions on his part to
render thema comfortable. Charges rca
rnambe.
WEBB CLARK, P
l'rnprietor.
Jan 28 13 tf
Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CIIAR.ESTON.
W. G. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 KItms-Smarsi.
(One door below Wentworth.Strert.)
We wonld again respectfully Invite the atten. n
inn of our friends aul enstof rs in the cuntry,
A, our estsfale Stock of I)R *IUODS, 'hien
hey visit our City. Always In hand d
SOUrIIERN MANUFACTURED,
ossmisting of Georgia Plaines and Kerseys.
Alahsnma - do do.
ltsin and Striped Oxsle
a s 1aud Bnown Dc he
W.e V.nmldi alls. part ienlmarly invito attenltionl I
sr I11RTAION of SILKh 'tnd I)RESS
i;OODS%, beissa imne of the LI.AltEST
STOCKS IN TIi SOUTHIERN COUNTRV.
Wie are tto pire t'ared to furnih every article,
toin their -(.smods .mna, vi?.: losiers, Gohves,
Linen m, Iannlsw, Clstis.(.Cas-imer,', nomahazine,
Alpucs, 3m1esenneis, 3lssusellain de t.aines,
P laids, Jane~sts amim Swiss Mumlin., Fuornitu~re
Dimit y Prints, imnghams, Shawl,, Laces, EsIg
ing, ltitens Trinmunings, &.c., 4-c.
tembesr 23, 15451. 48..tf
Educational Notice.
Th'le seconsmd ae-,.sion or the lIrmssfordr.
springs l'enmiel Ilustitte will begin onm
rucaNdy 8t~h if Juily with an e-nlargedl sum
x'r of techessrs anail u ~tierinig pirspect 0
iii increasedl inmber of I'upsil.. ins the
slace Mins n 3riss..L, ressigneid to s.ns Noirths
lhe lloamrd hnvem nuanimsli~ssy elIected M
l'. SPAt, uasnd ;piixanmted MtseiL A. ( . It'.
.i:y ni IJharlest,n, As.-itanst TIeiaher ins
Mnste anmd hrna.ssmntal i Iterature.
Plantation for Sale.
The. subcii..a-r ssflers for snie his I'OTTON
PI-A: NTIAVi TIN miudiing tand,.s. 01 i'ol. . II.
"ilsmi. anid I.nringdons Jsmismingh E~s-q. A l..o a
ruct o'f Pmse I iasls 3 mis Irmans Suistersii,
'Onatamining iatlsont Is000nesre'..
For tenmus &c, aply to S. MIayrant.
AmsilsDON W. sbR A .ll.E
ROBERT LATTA.
[LATIh TI'll l1 OFI t)ICKSON & L.ATTA
i'sinks re-Tjet fuslly informi his friemada andl the.
sishlie~ generallyIi.. that Ihe is mnowi receivinsg ar
-sety inl leav', isnds Imnev Itrioeries, wich- he
nvil I el liow for enish---Tns> ,shar. ahos e th
PlIanter.' titel, undsi inhue.ia.tie ointaisitu Jlames
( uinden, S. C. IKe. l0th, 1.%0i if 9
Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn.
Pil 'iEI .Ilnsinim liier. (in, saal Firkin-)
dom. do.. l-uaf ied, dii.
North C arolina ILmuarn,
R1llT*. I..ATTA.j
Shoes! Shoes!
I .idie,.' bsekL and isi lotr,it si-ers,
li sid ns~ u .rsona io Stip.. andl T1,..
( a n 'sa d lm '.. s. . liA IS
.\ - 10810 . c.. i
* is; it t I. sl.r (, ...b. i b
Wj .rs.rF lin A~H th 'Ijt.im
Sun e I hs r i' J of h 'ne l iannerf,
nwhuei Iysvtrs-i 'unneise'w - igsia. hr
Bmrr.eauiitsil Fmbrsaml Goodss, s.wis
Figutre ofsrs hagal ioii,'
WV. .3. FRtA NCIS,
npans. . 1. & .. M..--, lr -... e .
Tb.4e suircrIbier ins (bttrlly "Inforseis bid
Iietls lid cuuswntav, teat li Is no Neclvlnjj,
I is Old stand Nu. Ili .HAt163STspsis (sap~
aires,) frohen England. Germafly, [trane ahd the '
lortleum States, a comspleste' ssortent of7
Stapt anb ftiuc j D rtas Q.ob.i,
10M and 8tlver Watches, J.~ws0iy ac.
as ,ear ('atalogse aitn ee, v b*el he Is pinpoied
u weil an eesuesecsebiu terns, at Itdeie~eeaf only, a
thie Country 'mie.J , lie rem~etfily sollekts
clIl determsdued to el as low atsin
Ior e h iy. N .OLW .
CATALOGUES.
Ilk andi Straw Beennet. llibhuees, Flowers tid t1
'asgseer with a complete asaMutmUatt of Millie,:
ry (Good.. Dress and Clounkims , &r. s
:is, 1(18cm1 Ili'uls beg andSC Wdtlr ietlU,r
'crreuaseltn Caps, (sws: & Shut4 Rap, P'ower
Cnivie,, Scissors, Razors, Gent's 'Trmafling
leuis iestrumesenuue
Vrelng Csas,, Work f loves, Foteay Stationary, 1
:e~usw. -jeqol Cotssi, Cosatus'ae do., i1'ppee., t
Pistuc., Cuuclu, Needsli, Pis, 13rucacei, ,Cu.
kinksc, l'erfeenery, icks, u
(nil a geesacs assorlenet of Fancy Anieses,
u1u an1d Silveer Watches,.Jeweilsy,
larieaj'rime Pisese, Finer"It Mantsel Clucks,
auiosn Ilrcume and "eeod Clcks, &rt.
Enegliush aned Gcrmne Gesm flint Cage~s and
Traps, roll various otheer artiles keoceuuwerus
LO mention.,1
N.it.-Jta" reeirel from Paris the Soset
isleodimi aessurtoeeet of Gill aend Guil) Jewselry
wa'r otl..rvti ins this ,market. J. U. Ii.
October 14, 1!1ul. 50-tf.
Notice. .
RECEIVE~D tlr':e.st tilese W If. Bi. eiars,, a'r- : u s' 1"",
In rel' of ( 'oseeineseseesaci of ItK.s. rr
~Ieereeise, (een y, dsed 26t1h :'euetecial1'e
Ial, to: ismeue.wssrraeat toe J. 1.1. Prop.eett, "se.1**
Ae Over iesr ol :he. 'Vt umuu " "orryJe.:
r'laks I, tle@ lel. I '"ieie,iei tee lbtre J:" ai.
factionl nsad work upon, a~ .: ltsse,:
onoccutive days nccu. ...g is c .. is.
xperntsuss of t le t'evI .J y,. 3' s e. .s+.'
Wsell esould a ft liI leI' is a'*~ Im.. , c.r,
Onsti-snediieen, upone i "aereeeceilesie ro..- s:1 as~
ve"rs.'.r teo that cif! et, t." gr.ve. puebe . u:.:"e
f tigta Faille Tisia day I rne.,Lcv:ei n. %
ciii troutt M'r. P'resott ?"""'eer as ticre c.tl
rancc's Ferry Road, sint ior headi *grecnll~le
athe cesave 'ses rcetis e crakedl ..Iceae esus
toaud twelive ela*ys wcith ,.l: tile' ,i.se!m h.
ersg to tha~t Juselect nin, :s.d le: ree s
eder. the Brisiic eits be entlirely uesm.csce, (..m"
lee sabutmeent eas enseemly rotte..,) eve t fur c
iniie~ htearcs e i~ pad lver.
Th'erforoe tie iesaicis are w,re.: arts,
stesing over eIle Vs.., si I"'.rry .:noib.
eons send B~ridg~e, Wimtle tss person :seil,
arty ol any kind, oss eo isa recaesrt~sl o ".."
nuire!y ut-scet.
By tinier el time Chitatt.
1. 11. DRUte)IN, '1'k a,. k
low. 2.. i-.',l. Ul *iea
L FURTHER NOTICE"
l'sI )e:TI. wc.sasi. rs-p.'. t..sll
,4L.~ . ..leeeily lIan. it,rsss anal the ciscue
entit) eis r.teorul, theit he 111ts remsoved te, heis
elie'stcs- neaurly espsiric.. tie'Mle Acadeney,
lerm' he ma~y be (eened at mil tie..m es'eptI
whet absent (nests 'lonws oct iesea,e for a few s
a).r tsegdhcr, ol ccie'hcelesc teoie's. .dllt le rave.
Sesterillc, Scepeccclekr 2. i"1 X 45-ilia
A. ANDERSON,
Sl~IX A 4 r- Oi >ccsne _i. h Mr ,%h'% et. vs1
r.-r.--+r"e..e... r". .....+..+aa o ...ae ...- I.. a S/ . t+r.ww"t>Ha .N
'it Tr
,Wfai fr /"~1W 3084
. 1 01 , , TW
V.J ii w
'HE GRfAT 44 'ltgVtT
1T_
LEAVINQ.thwA "hatfiiat. the toot or
dturena.at. daily. -At ".0r'. pt 'aa: aver the
rrival at the bouth A",eaps -rvis,.'WI
IINf; TON, and' W L N,,N:, (.,
EIQ I3tlRttl, RICl i j D , q YA. I;I"
NOTON, BAL'UNOltJ,,;Pi L Dir l..
UTA.rattd N..:.Y 1M.",
The public' ii reeheettttitf lfl Oft' "ed that
se steitn er6 ul' tb ti l ne, iiii> :"4 )nrl tou
Wilmjublopare intiretirute..e;utilJ tton,
nd are navigated by well known *&ml expo
iencedcauun aderi', attd the rcilratde ate
a fine order, (hie Wilmington 'and . Wel.
Ott Roil htavittg ruceiuly, ttotstt;re-:ttiri aliih
'nvy-" - ItAJ L) thereby Recurmg hrnl,
"i e..y anti ,lrrltitt: h. 'A'rttt.oectt 'I K
1, risk'. s%1) t'ri'stUv i)i.an r, 1iP'r4 "wit:
'5 t:vlitUts""tl nd :t j 'ru,,r.: enL .:rrs I' C ;ire t6
r9u&.Cl. rlo.tttrn to.l'ew
oute truvelle:ra only reaclr' New York
,u ,he third tray- duri ig :b+,etues.i tours
In mill ",ffer thv hrft ils,'y (if Jsi y next.
:"sljg"'i u wil Le t:("kesel.:ruttt ".iin,-pant
L.;up.trarts trt W iteloml, t +u City, under
I~" .1,:,r "i. "I :1 special' Agent or' llaggtiige
lhr.:ter. ' As %Vstskwig;itti" 'be itttr,4' ' i l!
e" t .i'u err',d ", the core off-bo.lar it' e/ets,
i'liu N"lti tt;:' uutp:sitY It tf) 1 1pxr ;1'" r ,,Attd
,lee H: ralll; !rtttstht lie pursued its -re.
urr+tnc auuth
'I'iirotigh Tir}:eta 1.01' t etv 'ii"rk "pats
Itme l'(. hail fruin P .'tt'. NS1 t)YV,', dent
lt; ,ei lt. it, R.
3 .rl, utr, :ti fife. (ttW p' of the Company,
%%"hcis ,I ".I"".,"r ..l.ptr; i.tid to Cl. "rleetin,
:hr lsiii.: i)' 'tier 'I'iea" J.'rrs."y R:iilrmid
I 'I'r.n-ir.r to :,.,. Cihtrlse.v, New Y,[rk.
J :y 11, 1,13-51 36 ii
1, VIYU
aft
r Y:J1's. rib
t CL "!N
W 1tol ttlli e , Ii<i1t t =1iHtit *hoe
400 Cave. of HOOTS: and SHOES, 'gr
ide. 10 per rent..il. aper than can be n rc
itthe6rntrniiu'prices. byJOHINCOMMIN( .
i4 Rh gptrret, Char kton, S. C..opporIle [tab
tn"k's It"Ntk $'ntp . V :
g"" 7'ER 3:i=Citsli, or tipl+nurrirl tote~ at
.sty da o. ; .
ill, tomeasttt'ni PLANTA'CION
r OAN$. at ttr.lttced prices. J. C.
('harlrstun, Oct:ti . SO tf
N. CRANE
Jl:tstn tat"tarcr of "i;itgifcat?
L1l:IIT CARRIAGES, is c. .
Itr"tttrnt' his sincere thanks
he uiti en,'of,.Suust.ir; Dbtrkt.
jr their 116-ml I>rttir.ungtr
n he tt'wrtl and Is,',,. Myra tp II 1'")6tii.them that
a Learn Mlnrtentic can hi . .1... .1.:::.'...i.t
de. &B. . ,LKtitr .t o;w
m ehappy apiouons their fitt4. "ba'bg4i
-rtt Iirop, qiddivu i as I M plos astptk of
Diap~tne msad F eip fir 5 ,. q4 r
$0, hals; ery. he wai psrtid ;In tAbby psq&ct
GOOD G~ODS &RF. *URNIISD!AT;
LOW PECI FS, :
and timte who', h gsp ie'
ted to enaming IMor~e 'yvrwhich ill be (icon!'
pmieollty..adsptqd. . i $suwheri :Ted.
LADIEZU.138$SM " OJODSV AND
DOMES 27 FABIC INi
EVE2'Y VARIETY: OP.
NEGRO -' CLOTIIES, ;RLANI'iTM AN4D
P I.AWTATIPN' DRY' > GUDP,- A
CO3IPLZTE ASSORTMENIT,
in their line in every vu rietyj ir. with a
lull stork of CAIIIMI'R8* V '(^(: aid
CLOTIl1e: hlwo, lE 8FN whchi will e found
ilree front anmy nmlsndre of feiiue.
All ankile~s old at. guaranilscil wc ptre Mas
'jerntd * dlhW,~ C. -ieg
- inlg4 Madui-lreets.
$eiptsinber 2, 1831. z 45t-it'
Boots -and ,.hams
bOUTIERN 31tA -1' LANf(
7 TATON a ;,Q-G A'i8-. ,j
II IJ$ PiARVAIT SHOE'S.
&co.; WHO1SAtA 'AND RF7AL, O.
30. EAST-' iAYi:CitARLEtbTON, BO. C-A.
"The ub.cdibat.Agat* fu.ube I)TIL VAR.
OLINA 8J11JE FACTQlRY, it .ChamIestop,
S. C., and the (IEILA W VAC'r'OIIY, a Che-.
r w, S. C.. will o1.r for. sate In shiapm.:*et by
the lit ofSr etttemhotr.a a lis aujptj-o owuuh.
sn models'LANTATIOUt OKO'f.ANU and
. 1UL~r SE ERVANTS SH~OES. to,..iher with
a grnral asoranaent of HOUOTS and 81101:8.
w lil Wii~eu~d~~ ;I I Mio4 prices
for gCtAJi at t'itltdf t+ly.'
!i. A.: PRlNGLE,
Deal Ltogstns, Bouuts stnd bheiua,
No. 3D, Eaai~fby.
August. 19,163~1i '.-t 4m.
E. B. CEREWS,
Asactiosse. anmd Ceminsai..Io
'MEItCI1' NT.
NO. l$~ VJZNDIJ, RA Na'
C1IARLE$TON. S. C.
Ltreucv4eed Sales of DRlY GOODS)W ti'sa
week: ., his Suires Rouse.. Liberil advantes
ramide On all nneigtmmens.'
Novembeor 6,183t) 3_______ if
DUNN & DUR YEA.
WHOLESALE AND) R1:" !AIL
C1oQhi, g Warehouse,
No.' 238 K ing tret
JOH N DItitla, ('t1lESO .C
May "31.t, 1,451 30 tf
W. A. KENT. & MITCHELL,
*ES'! A 3II~Si!I MENT,;
MIX
of IliaC +tlnY#4, ti.j+
A, I 4F%
*11RU *U-It, Ron"".
01et thtfitttiYrr'
. 1tt y 111t .,.I, r .. " , .
tw lilr.'A 1q Fd: fiCR
:Atr UMinsry Tgtgtatcj b t
lion and o e
Jan. 29t1t, 11!61 _. . ,
p 0
" tt'tti ,
the ofre of. Sheri " A0.11; :e
"?"1G1 31i; r .
k4M
"4rWe.:Rtre
ntf 1oi't1c4 l ? 1 'SR
(;Andidtite tnri'O lici'ol
or District, t t lie Tneit JIMie ti
arfitiounce'C H. I( RN sC.itt[ y,
-:didate fortheweeof$beriA rfth
ring: Election. ;;.'
'the Feign or
W'.13ROWN4 annottice -hint tt4
date for the omo}t df',.wbetio.of r
'Distric t ttt the"enttuin Eleteitoft+r "?' . ' ~
w a
JOIN' 13:11. A R'hman aac aQa dk
"altortff'at the cnnuingelection.
WRIfteMenam Or,
A. (iOLCIA UG ,".Enq ins
am a ;anididate' for $hertf i
Electlt)tl. ; ,a,{,
. _ ~It' - : r,: ~{ 3 " ;tom:
FOR
w- Mr. F4iter: Yoe-aril! pk+afb ittt p t a
C.{ptbin p. 141 .GIBBU1!t$, a 1 aad
''za .C a,1$.=rtor for $a hiurushq . at the tr ",
' L'lrrtion, and oblige l1ir<r?Vp ' 2 *
P- altii na: Eorsotht: " Pktitrr" 4 ' L
,JIr;JUHN F.,BA1d.AtW rs #
Collector, ai the Heil aketigi.
'w.bvuary 5tb.18 1 -13 .::"-.-1t'r' 11 "": t. y.'
to
announce J t 11i,, W, LjD ll 4AN, a eandi.
dAtp fitly '}.z : llet't t( , fo= Chtreawnt
C.ountv,; at the net t etit t , ? r31* i
We are"pit tt'iuAk.7 ."r + to
">v-W ".w
apnugnce,
1a a f'att3i/1St' e"far 7tu'it' IAMt . Yew
ttttntt county at the ensuing Election. s
t e> endto 'h+o
r L Ma11T11," +Mt.natire fidtu at.n rigtdId w
1, la m u't, f Ta} (ufcrwt4 fw r}t .
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to annuttnee l'app1. J. W. t+TI'('Kf.Y is a 0.".
ttidate for Tas'Caltectur fur $ kai- Cauaq. as
0e"t1Y!ai liertion, . ; - ^ .
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