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IPfuG;an troops march into Swedifh Pome.
rania, numerous army ihal! immediately
Ge, out for Embden, Fneland, and other
lfates belonging to Branden5ufgh.
We have the peaiure to inform the pub
lie, that the Earl Of Bellamont is perfectly
Irecoveted.-, l
The Houfe of Commons, it is fad, will
prolong their leiIions until the middle Of Ju-
ly, on account of the many affairs fill Ie-
naming for their confederation.
Two couriers arrived this day from the
continent with lome fpirited rsmonitrances
| to our court.
We hear that the bug which the
King ofPrufia holds up continually TO deter
our K--- from interfering with the plumbers
on the continent is, the ruin OF Hanover. If
Great Britain makes one offeniive fep 70
interrupt that monarch's views in this ican-
daous affair, he threatens, as bis firit ittoke,
soPcur warns Of uoups into Hanover. IL
appears that thefs Threats are fOfficient, for
!, has been determined in the Britiih cabi-
net, that the divilion OF Poland can be in no
degree Injurious to the intereits of Britain.
As a neih Rroke to public credit, very
eminent banker Popped payment yeferday.
HpyI 8. We hear that Sir John Dali
ympe has LACEY difcovcred lone curious
manufcipts, in The ruins of Herculancurn,
BY which 1t appears that all the old Geek
and Rpman patriots, were, traitors TO Iheir
country. 2's.ad ssa Is a-p f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
TwENrY Asso cIArs', Nay /, 1873.
WHEREAS there. are diyerfc

TwENrY Asso cIArs', Nay !, 1878.
| WHEREAS there are diyerfe
/ W matters ncceHsry to &c uanfaeted by
thc Twenty Alltcia,ss cfthe LineoInihhe Com
4 pany,, respecting their lands and interea.
/ The committee OF laid Propsietors being du.
| " authorized thereto, hereby notify iaid Pio-
pfieiors TO meet on Wednesday the o h day of
June next, At the Vernon aver, ia Bottom. az
Six O'Clock, P. M. then and there to ct on
The following articles, viz. A.
|. To chu.e Moderator, Clerk. 'Treaiarer,
Standing Committee, and airy other officers
that may be thought needlul.' af'H
H. To determine on any further flrveys Of
their lands. Z acMC rolll.t 49,,
Ill. To Empower the Standing com mittse to
compleat the conditions of iettEenenr on the
part of the PrcPrietors, when any Iettler has
performed the fame on his part. and to execute
lnch deed or deeds, asst the Proprietors aand
obliged TO by their peImifions to iet,lsrs.
~. To determine whether they will make
lsle of any more of their lands to defIay necel-
fairy charges of the PIoprietors, or raiGe iuch
money as may be wanted by taxes.
V. To determine whether the lots commonly
called the GoRE LoTs, drawn by the Proprie-
tors for iecond diViion of lots, az their meet
ing March 18th, I77I, may net revert to The
ProPrietorS in common as before the faid draw
insof los, it being found great i'm pedimenr
to the fettIement.
VI Tode,ermine upon any further drawing
of lots for diviion Of then lands among The
Prop ietors.
VII. To determine whether they will Ieaie
any Of their lands, ilands or flreams.
VIII. To lequelter lot of land for the iiip.
port Of the gofpel miniltry.
TX To kqueaer os of land for the frG
miniiter Of the goiPel, that fhlll reide on their
lands, and oficiate at the deGTe of the inha
Bits nts, for the [paee of feyen years if living.
x. To fequeler lot of land for the fupport
Of fchool or fchools, On their lands.
XII. To make lnch grants to their Clerk.
Trealurer, Committee, Or any of the fervants
of the Propriety from time to time as they
ihsll think necefny for Plomoting the ieule-
mebt Of their lands.
XII. To choole Committee to examine the
accompts of the Clerk AID Treafurer.
Kill To determine upon laying out any
more lois of land to be given or fold 10 any let-
tiers, as may be thought neceG4ry.
LeR5, To confirm psft trarfraions of the
PrcPriety and their Committee.
By order of the PioprietOIs Committee,
NATHANIEL APPLETON, Pro. Clefk.
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Is O S 7 0 N.


At a meeting of the inhabitants Of ,hi.
town, at Faneuil- hall, by adjournment,
the I4th infant, the following was vot.
ed, mem. con.
/" WHEREAS it has been reported thai
certain perions julily obnoxious to this town
and province are to be invited to dine witt
the Governor and Council on the enluing
Anniversary Election day, in this Hall
Be it RtJoivsl, and an inifruetion to the
Gentlemen Selea men, that if a commit
tee of his Msjeify's Council fhall apply &c
them for the ule of this Hall to dine 10,
they content upon thefe exprels conditions,
That neither the Commiaioners Of the Cut
toms and their attendants, nor the officers
of the army and navy ftationed here. for the
purpoie of enforcing unconstitutional acts Of
parliament by military execution, be invit
ed.-Itbeing utterly againR the inclination
of the town, that even One perfon who ha:
rendered himlelf inimical to the rights OF
America, ihould be admitted into The Hal
upon fuch an occalior.
Upon motion made, V0ted, That the
Gentlemen the Selea-men be directed to
wait on the Chairman of the Committee Of
Council, with an aiteffed copy OF The afoTe-
going vote. :.
Alto Hoted, That the afo,egoing be pub
liihed in ths ieveral news papers,
Atteff. WILLIAM COOPER, Town Clerk, .
r" Behold the chief fortrels of the pro
vince in the hands of a foreign loldiery, over
whom the frff civil magiRrate has declared
he has no controul-A coniide able feet ly
ing in line before this town, with cannon
loaded, and actually pointed sgainft US the
cruzers diHrefing the trade by impreiirs,
topping, fearching and feizing vsiiels upon
the mott trifliOg pretences, and then judge
whether the fame kind of notice is due to
the officers which the inhabitants Of this
town have been remarkable for paying thole
Of the army and navy in times pah."
Az the above meeting it was Ystfd, That
the thanks of the town be given to Thomas
Dawes, Efq; for his faithful and good fer
vices as Fire Ward feveral years palf.
By gentleman from Hartford this morn
ing, we are told, that at the General EleA
on there lat "wednesday, the fame gentlemen
who lerved in office TAFT year were again re.
elected That the Commlfiioners for fet-
ding the boundary line between this pro-
vince and New York, had met /; and il wal
thought would accomplish the buiinefs Of
the coogreis 70 as TO iet off on their return
from thence on Wednesday next.
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B y S T 0 N.

Capt. Cliff, from Turk's-I1lud, arrived
aere, informs, that on the fecond Ct May in
lat. IS. So. long. 20. he difcOVered wreck
abou, Two leagues S. E. from hun, which
ne bore away for, and it proved to be
loop about 80 tons burthen. Her lb tayl
sorc fay fails, and all her fmall rigging wer'
one her boon Isihed in the crotch, hel
ides paio,el yellow, and quarters g'sen.
nc red qoar'cr deek, ihe was blo&n u
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erieant, Town. Clerk, eight of the livery,
and the ref ofthe city-ofHcers, went to ST..
James's, where the Recorder read TO bis
Msjeay the addrefs, petition and remon
trance from the city Of London To which
his Majefy was plealed to give the following
ANSWER: 4 E. ,.4h
4" have the fatisfaefion to
/" think that my people do not
(" doubt Of my readiness to attend
|" to their complaints, or of my
I" ardent deGre to promote their
f" happiness, which / can not
4" more ef'eetually do, than by
{" refiffing every attempt to tow
{" groundlels jealoufies among
" them.
4" Your petition is 70 void Of
{" foundations and is befdes con-
/" ceived in fuch difrefpe6tful
+" terms, that am convinced you
&c, do not feriouily imagine it can
/" be complied with"
The King was attended by numerous
Court, and feemed very chearful and be-
fore the citizens were introduced to his Ma
jeRy, they were given to underRand, that
on fuch an occaiion as the prefenf, they
were not to expect to kits the Kings hand.
YeGerday the Earl of Stormont took
leave of his Majefy, and to morrow will Get
out on bis embany to the Court of France.
YeRerday Col. Barre obierved in the
houfe ofeOmmons, tina; oppoiition was quite
dead, and he was left chief mourner DER
her bier.
Mareb 18. Letters from Paris Gay, that
the court Of Verfailies only wait to receive
Tome advices from the French AmbaGador
at Vienna, after which that court will de-
clare itislf an enemy to the conduct of the
three united powers.
Mordb 20. II is expected that parliament
will not rife, at fooneff, till the 2oth Of
June, nor, if punifhments or public centuries
take place, till the month Of July.
Marcb 90. The Prefent condua of the
French ambsGador and our minifry, with
,efpsa to lneis balls, brings to our recolec
lion the expre1ion Of the Kings of Brent
ford: s. We fha iettle our fate afairs..--
but mn ue lciH haze a dance"
The famous alliance which is now almof
concluded between England, France, ano
spain, is universally allowed to be unnatu-
ral, and will certainly fhare the fate of al.
ni7afmai things: Il is zagGtr, and can
not live long.
1t is reported that the city remembrance
is to be laid before a great aFembly
They write from Paris that the Court Of
Farce has oPea!y declared, that, if any
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IS | EKDAI at two o
clock the Lord Mayor at
tended by Sergeant 6 lynn,
Recorder, Alderman Bull,
Mr.. Sheriff Lewes, City
Remembrance, Common
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WEDN SDAY, May 10.
B O s T O ~.

By Capt. Galley scbs arrivsadt MarIhbs0d,
in 60 days fran Falm0ntb, zoe are faVoRr
MsUdb The foilslving late articles eFiateI
Egears, Viz.
LONDON, Mareb II.
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VI
ro,s land, on tie banks of the Ohio, it is iRid
thar there are about 6"e bundled fam lies 10
ore particular diAEia of Scotland, who in eOd
20. 90 and iculs the etlais fummer IN Tome
pait Of America their numbsr in all' wuh
childreu a,d feryarts being abeat two thcriand'
The l.me later iays, tbereafe twenty thou
fipd peop'e in Ireland and the North of Eng
lard who will be obliged 20 leave ti:eiT native
foilhrlhs fame ieslors, viz. rifs Of iaTSs, 6fHr-
mgsf prO4r69r,. and rasf Of f1fiy @faf
Msreb S. The petition relative to the eta
b.hment Of an American assl mandatory i
difm:nsd tie HoDsc oi Commas.
We are it loimed from PoT,imcuth, that 4
tie immort,l hcncu' OF ihe miniiIy. who in al
they do have re,e5 any thing elie in Vie" DC
The pubic good, aOd to f.l up the P'.isnt va
cance. 10 our jails and sibte 5, ieVeral huod'ed
Of marines have lately teen diehHged tbe:e,
srewsrd for their Pat ie'vices, sod taFhiihe'
"rly wi the patty iuGi ct h:tsrn lt'liint'' .
a rrre g!.sa a., ,he nsc' fires q lie 4re az IL
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uzHEREAS the A0e0Sr; are re-

" grind BY la4u 10 give J'aionsIk sVarHinp
10 f5s iaba5ifGHtt, 10 bring ists The 10sorJ, fra
and tsrfsS III, s( lbeir p'Hi and rHfe4Sh '6af'
they are p.6sGSfO1tb' frR day Of Stp't~6"
and isesms By fraat or fdcSIty, and gal" BY mo
nsy at is'Hs8:
In conformity to the law. the shshor' of tn
town of Bottom do hereby notify the inhabitsD
of laid town, tina, they ihall attend az ,hei
chamber at the EAT end of Fanenil-Hal Mar
ket, to receive the tame, from Wedneiday IN
Srlt to Wednesday the twenty lecond OF Sep
ssmber. AZ the uiusl hours, on every day 10 the
week, except Lords days and Saturdays, an'
no longer
And if any pc fou or perlons fhsll not bring
in a lit Of tbeir Rates rs sforefaid, he or they
70 nege6ing will , OF be entitled to airy sbsIe.
mert. without fl Eicient realon to juftify the
fsme ~ sUsetfos 81 ne ZDDSFf'
Beass, Agg4s IIft, 1873.
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Irifh Linens.

WILLIAM S c 0 I I,
AT his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann. ifIeet.
Near the Draw Blidge, BOSTON,
Has jua Imported from | 4 L L AN d.
4 LARGE quantity of "a, 10
[ 4 and yard wide linens OF all prices diaper
clousins, ditto cksbuck, dowlals. table cloths,
meetings, white ticking, brown and yellow hol
land, &c.
Said fore is ALTO furnilhed with agrest variety
Of European and India Goods fuitable tor 'h'
f.alon the aGortment conGaing Of too great
multiplicity to be enumerated in public ad-
verti(emeni all which will be fold by whole
fale and retail at the lowell reduced prices TO-
eady money only.
DR.. Hemet's celebrated offence of pearl and
pearl dentifrice for the PrelerVaton Of the teeth
ard gums, ALTO patent cakes for making the
| quid filming blacking for boots, ihoes aho
esther bottom chairs, fold there.
Ducape,, lutearirss, rich Englifh dam.k,
5cotch lowered lssns----and few boxes OF
by 10 window elafs to be fold at the 6rif cOa.
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The widow Of the late JOSEPH DAWSON.
Gardner, in CsmbidGe-areet, New. BoitcD,
informs the public.
THAT the COLD BATH is
- in good order, and now fl for ute, fh-
has to iell. garden feeds laved this fummer, luit
able for the Wei Indies, A LSO,
A large collection of grated ard iuoculated
Engiih fruit trees, containing large number Of
pears and plumbs, which will be ready 10 be re
moved ibis fall. any gentleman that msy w.cr
the above articles, and will oblse tie laid Ss-
ran DawGon with their C-aom, may tspend on
the bea of ulag:. and on having them a, tie
!owea rate for csfh.
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DROKE open Taft night, and
- Role out of, the ihop of Mr.. CALEB
LORING, at the head OF the Long Wharf, a
comfortable number Of HATS to the value Ct
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS: Any periOr
that can give information of the thief or thieves
fhalI be handsomely rewarded ALI matters Of
yeilels are defired to examine all luppoled per
on that may bring any thing on board their vel
els. Bs6Or, dug. 8, 1873.
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At the Iri(h Linen Ware houie,
In King Rreet,

In King Rreet,
Is juli imported, from the North of Ireland,
a Large and general aiiortment
IA of Linens, from one TO feven ihilling'
teri. per yard. ThOle goods come from Ist
a0uIe A eftsar vsrihyOl-eh 1A5n s RassanF y b
printed mullins, calicoss, cottons, linefs ,l&c
A complete sGonmeut of Mancheaer, COHEN,
nd linen checks, damsk and diaper table
cloths of all fizes, napkins aud tcwelipg. buck
abuck, Irifh and Ruiis meetings Of all prices.
City pieces fuper6ne linens from IS. 6d.lo S.. Cd.
per yard, will be fold ct prime colt.
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DANIEL e Ell L,
Would relpe etiully inform his fie"ds. anc
m. public, thar be has uf opened fore or
the Town Dock, lately improved ty Mr.
Ichn Williams, and he next door Soushward
10 MI. Samuel Elliot, jun. where DC DOW has
ready for iale,
w EST-lNDiA and New-Eng-
w land RUM.
Fyal Wine,
Loaf and the bell Brown Sugar,
Common ditto, Rice,
Excellent Bohea Tea, fuperiour not to be
Good French Indigo, found.
Fine Crown Soap,
Cocos, Of an extraordinary quality ,jnaarrissd.
The bea warranted Chocolate,
Coffee, Pepper, MuRard,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Mace, Cloves,
Piemento exceeding good, Starch, &c. &c.
Which articles. with every other IN the WEST
NDlA WAY, he purpcfes conRantly TO keep,
and will lell them, either by Wholefale or Re-
tail, upon luch terms, as maF invite the cuitom
Of ell VINO have regard to their own in
tereIt He Aaaers himlef, that he ihsll meet
with encouragement, as every faculty will
be t*srfsS to give entire iatisfaetion, and the
ieaR favour excite gratitude, TOO great to &c
fully acknowledged.
N. B. BuGnefs upon COMMISSION in any
branch of merchandise. will be received at
faid fore. with the warmeR thanks, and at
tended to, not only with peculiar fidelity and
care; bus ALTO done at the moG Reasonable rate
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S. | l. K; S " |
lAhd sarera4e BROAD LoTHs.
4 Prime adoItment Of PaGufay9
( l. DrcaFes, Lu'el'inss; plain ard 6sunsl
Ss'tirs. Dams&s, Saire,s. &c --s upe fse
fslhionshle ,oiouied Bead Go.hs, with iuilsbl
Linines and Trimmings.
To be fold at an exceeding !. W rate ~
John BARRETT Sc SONS.
Al their Ship near the Mil D,idge, Btiton.
Whele may be had, al kind. Ct
Englilh, Scotch, India, Hard War,
and Cutlery GOODS.
BY Wholeia.e or Rerail,
Extremity cheap fer csih or fhcrt credit.
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M A N ] E D.. Immediately {
W WET NURSE with good Beat cf
Milk, to go into credible family En-
quire Of the Printer.
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Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines.
A freih and large sfTortment of Drugs and Me
dicines, are jua arrived in Captain Lyde, and
to be fold in large or lmall Quantities, by
M. B. G OIL d 7 II w A 7,
AT hi, fhop near the Mill-Bridgs, Bolton,
Am0sg qUbirb GTtbs /sllO1oiag. viz,
DR.. James's fe- Godfrey's Cor
yer powders. dial.
Keyfer's iOGly famous Helmets much approx
Pills. ed Dentifrice for the
Loekyer's ditto. Teeth. !.
Ander(on's ditto. Grenoueh'sTinaure for
HooOer's family ditto. the Teeth.
Turiipetons baIiam of Ditto for the Tooth
life. Ach,
g,teman's drops. BALKAN of Honey.
Eau de Luce. EGence Of Pepper
Dr. Cooks worm pow Mint.
der.
And ,lmoEf evry kindof PATENTED MEDICINES.
Alto, Phials. GslliPots, Mcrtars, Sc. sc.
All kinds of SURGICAL INSTRUMENT
Hungary and Leysnder Water, Court plslter,
variety of Smelling. bottles, Sage, Salop, Bar
". Cephalic Snuff for the Head sch, Can
led Ginger, Ciuon Choice Velvet Corks,
y the large or fmall quantity --Be& Almonds
Turkey Figs, RGfns, PruDes, Tamarilds.-
Jermaceli, Otter, Ground Nader, and oths
ye fiuff.-S2iees of all kinls.--Caroina Pink
;9s.-Rsppee and Oher Saufs BY the pounc
lr lels quantity Florence and other 0 L :
The above aHlrtment coniiaing of gre
,srie.y, will be fold on reslonable TERMS
Conasnt attendance will be given, and ever
favour gratefully acknowledged.
Doctors BOXES with proper Directions:
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: Booksellers, Shop

keepers, Traders, &c. may be fupPlied OF
very advantageous terms, to fell again, b
the Hundred, Groce or Dozen.
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ARREoY, the members of which have
attended 70 lcaIe Of diGolute ieufnality
wholly unknown 20 every other nation
whole manners have been recorded from
the beginning of the world to the pre-
ient hour, and which no imagination
could politely conceive it is competed.
Of both fexes, and every woman is COM,
mon to every man !. the moment any of
thele women ate delivered of a child, il
is lmo,hered, to prevent its being an in
cumbranee to the parents, &c.
The fatal effects OF revenge.
Tile arc of dying worifeds, cottons,
linens, &c. of various colours. How TO
make fax (oft and mellow. Waters for
taking out fPots in cloth, and for taxi
ing off lpots in the face and prevent the
hands from choPping. How to remove
freckles, funburn, tan and PimPIes In
the face. A fine water for beautifying
the face. Receipts.
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Mahachufetts Calendar;
OR, AN
A L M A N A G 4

For the Year OF our Lord CHRIST, I774 )
Being The fecond after Leap Year.
By IRA GL K A S . N.
Calculated for the Meridian OF Bolton, New
England, lat. ~, deg IS min. moth. but will
fervs, 10 m Il reips6ts, fsr Novs-ScO.la and the
four New England Goveruments-
This Almanack contains one quastsr part
more than A'manacks generally do, ana Is
embelhihed with that which viii make 1t
both UiefuI and Entertaining.
CONTAININ
A fhort piece on PzuIotiim, OF the Love
of ones County, with an Bograving(
The four SealoOs of the Year, exhIDitIng
the Twelve Signs Of the Zodiac, and the
parts Of the Body governed thereby, with
a CUT.
The names of the Planets and AfpsAs ;
Eclipfes for the year 1874; Names and
Characters of the Twelve Signs; Remark
able Days; Time of the superior and In
ferior Courts fitting IN the fosr New-Eng-
land Governments Suns ufng and iiftipg;
Time of High Water Morning and Even
ing Moons Riing and Sitting Changes
of the Moon Time of the Suns entering
the Twelve Signs Of the Zodiac ludg
ment of the Weather Vulgar Notes for
the year 1874. If L so,
OF the Sun; Of the Earth Of the Di-
vifibility of Mater of the Fixed Stars,
An Account of Woman's being killed
by an Eruption from the Earth, in mott
remarkable manner Tome Remarkable
Sayings Meicellanies Maxims, which
every perfon ought to bear in mind Tome
Directions in Hufbandry.
The UNBELIEVER's CREED.
Ufeful and Approved Receipts, VIZ. for a
Bilious ChoIick for an ARmatick Cough;
From the Ear Ach from Cold /; very good
Eye Water for the Falling Scknefs for
Flax; for the Gout in the Stomach for
the Gravel for the Itch for Sore and
Running Legs for the Mesass for the
Cholick in Children to prevent Sea-Sck-
neis new Cure for the Tooth-Ach.
Some pieces of POE TRY, viz. the en-
tertainiug Tale of the FARMERS BLUM
DER on the Twelve Signs /; What is
Man the Lutanift the King Of Europe,
JET. LIKE WISE 4,
Roads to the feveral Principal Towns in
The province, and the Continent, and the
bef Houfes of Entertainment, and the Diff
tance they are at from he State-Houfe, in
Bolton, alto the dihance from one place to
another. ts.
*S* Booksellers, Shop
keepers, Traders, &c. may be upPlied on
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On FRIDAY, 10Th of Novem. inf

AT TEN in the Morning,
Viii be Sod by PUBLlC VENDUE.
At the HouGe Of the late CHARLEs HAM. OK. ia
Royal Exchange lane. dsceaied, ~,
n LII the Houle Furniture of the
1 y fsid deeealed, eolillng Of a noh gsuy
defk, beaureGu, Chei on chef d sws, dining
tables. Tea tables. looking glsaes, feather beds,
b: dGeads aud bedding, leather bottom and hair
bottom chairs with mohogsny frames, a neat
sight day clock, chamber c.Ock,a red and white
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