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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

Choose you this day, rVhom .voH a'iA serve'
THE Federalists ofthis Commonwealth
have offered as candidate 70: Governor his
Excellency CHRISTOPHER GORE, who,
Tor his services to his country and bis zen
for true Repubicanism, deservedly meriS
their suffrages. He has been tried IN the
furnace OF Democracy, but its uuerTnos'
blast has not been able to wound him, ana n
Is BOW discovered walking unhurt N 'ne
midst OF the fire. The Calico democraue
candidate IS EIbridge Gerry A man wlOse
general character il is I'd shift with "eYeH
turn OF Fortunes Wheel" and whose o~l,
party once forsook him because lie sleeves
disposition 70 forsake them. Yet this ".
stable man Is, as his friends say dragged NJ.
with "DIHch reiactGalce," from the retIreme"'
IN which he has been involved, to be CUT
fronted with our preseAt excellent and PS..
riotlc Governor. We bring forward no punf
balderddsA or malicious blackguardlsm /"
supporting our candidate in opposition 10 a'
man, we only wish the comparison 10 Il
drawn between The men who are held ao alg y
between those who hoEd then, 10, and lien
the consciences of The fee itasbenaeHt ys','.
OF Massachusetts acquit them, we sian 7.
convinced oftte error Of our opinions. r.
we are positive that If this line Of coTnpan
son be exactly drawn, that Tekel vii! suPe'
| cede the inscription of DeEtsion on the iOfS'
heads and minds Of Iacobins.
our intelligence from Washington :"
tbe evening Of the 8.h inst at which tin's
MEcOn's Bill had t,ot laan r.Ilpl I'D iii 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

A Swede lately reading in paper an ae-
count that the thermometer was III degrees
below o, in a certain town, obierved How
Proud thefe people are of little cold weather.
l degrees below nothing BY my foul have
feen il so degrees below every thing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

We have Payi5 accounts to the
10th inf. Banara,te entered Paris
the 18th from Eonfainbleau ; and ira
yelled the greater part Of the way on
horfeback. The King Of Sax0ny
preceded him the day before pre-
paratcry, it was conje6tured, TO fe-
cond exhibition of the tragic farce
al Bayo7ne.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
Ep the @ails.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
c. GORE.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
The democratick jockies, find
ing the old fluid horfe Farmer LeVi
is nearly blind, will not enter him
for The next heats, on the hrit Mon
day in April next but intend to try
the feed of the French pony FL
bridge, and the Gray borfc of Salem
as the ElBridge has been on the c0uJjs
before, and was completely dJfGncsA,
it was thought be would not be run a.
gain perhaps they calculate on adj
vantage by new riders.-As the Gray
horfe has never been or the tuyf, the
knowing ones fufped his entry is
intended as a take IN he being re-
markable for running bath rUayS, and
what will be novelty, he is now to
run tail t5rHmaf!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
We1nftday. Feb. IA.

After the rePor, of the joint committee on
our foreign relations had undergone two
days ddcuiiioE, the queltion of acceptance
was called fo,, and carried-Yeas 81 Nays
IT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

The Patriot of Bolton informs US
that His Hon. LeVi Lincoin is threa-
tened with bAndneE5, and another cam
didate for Governor is nominated
1t is we'll known that Mr.. Lincoln
has long been Affected with political
bAndneG, which ought TO have diff
qualified him for office, ever fincc he
was made Att. General. OF the two
we ihould confider his mental blind
nefs the, lefier evil.-However, as
has been remarked, his declining TO
itand candidate is proof that he
fees clearly he would not have been
elected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
ftrs'ai1 Sutelf!Gcnce.
LONDON, NOV. 20, 1890

~ ~ I vt IV~V'
His fxcellcncv Marquis WELLEs
icy has arrived fate from Sta:n and
at the next ievee will kiss his Maief-
rvs hand. on being appointed Sec
rotary OF State FOR Foreign Affairs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
TIE ELEcTnoMEERLMG cAMpA1G

TIE ELECTIONEERING CAMPAIGN
Has opened early--.But we can assure our
readers that an excellent spirit, a zeal and
vigilance suspicious Of rene wed success, per-
vadcs every quarter Of the Commonwealth
we have heard from. The federalists are
summoned to their posts and the exercise
OF every talent which Heaven has bestowed
upon them. Let us remember and act &C
cordingly, that in every State in the Union,
where one spark of the good old fire of Fed
erallsm exists, Con save the Common
wealth OF Massachusetts" is the prayer and
the countersign. Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
Crawl IN yor mud Worm

Crawl IA yo,fr mud WOrm!
The .Argus-nlen modesty apologize
to their readers, for not having any
more nonsense to communicate 10
them. We presume it is owing to The
deficiency Of their intellectuatfaculties,
and the violent manner in which the
promise of recihe has operated upon
the "caIf's head" They pretend,
they have communication from
+" Candour," but it is unavoidably post.
poned. You can't inti1mdate as Nth
smoke, Mr.. " Candour." We do no,
believe that the democratick bagniO can
conglomerate communication, or e
ven a shadow of one in the space Of q
week." So foHrishes and fades majss-
tic man."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

Official intelligence has been re.
ceived of the dettru6tion of French
fquadron, which has been commu-
nicated from Lord MuLGRAvE TO
the Lord Mayor in the following
BETTER -
-Admiralty-OFce, N9v. %, 1909.
Ny. LoRp-I have the high fatif-
faction to inform your Lord(hip,
that dispatches have been received
from Lord CoLLINGwooD, dated the
goth of lait and 1T Of the prelent
month, which announces that a
French convoy, which failed from
Iaa!9n on the 2If October, defined
for Barcelona, competed Of three fhips
OF the line, two frigates of the laft
clafS, and two frnaller, with twenty
armed tranfporrs, laden with proyi-
iions and ammunition, had all teen
deitroyed, with the exception of the
fmaller frigates. The fhips Of war
were deftroyed on the coat, and the
armed traniports b. the boats Of the
fquadron, under the command of
lieutenant TAILOR, in the bay of
Ro5as, on the frft inf. | am forty
70 fay that in this fuccesful enterprise,
that Is of our men were killed and
& wounded. have the honor to
&c, sc. MULGRAVE.
10 tie Right Hsn. the Lard M4yor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
DortlanD,
Monday, February 10, 1910.


AT the last dates the Spanish Patriots
were endeavoring to rise against their
load OF woes" But we think the chance
is much against them, even if Bonaparte
does not send his grand army there. The
French had succeeded in battles, fought
at Oeana, and Alba de T6r1les J: which, we
fear, will operate as death blow to their
hopes for the present.
Norfolk Nevvs.'-It is reported BY an ar
rival at Norfolk from Cad,s, that about the
22d of Dec. the French army was on its
march to SeviLLe, and that the British were
soon to embark for England."--It may Be %.
The arrivals from England bring no kind
OF interesting information. The last dates
are to Dec. 14th: when there was no M
ntoar Of an expedition against Anlerica, as
has been shrewdiy suspected by some de-
mocratic Resolution. 1aonSers at Network.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
Sound Logic.


The Jacobins try to make it appear tba,
our worthy Governor has imbibed Fr,i,l
Principles by residence in England for M.
ny years when he was doing Infinite serir.
to his country. Now for the sake Of arm.
ment, (for we will not impute to Gov. Core
any thing else but true Republican Prinribe,l
we would enquire what kind Of PRINCIPLES IND
what kind of alliances Mr. Gerry imbibed and
formed during the time he was Envoy ID
France.
1t does not appear that our rulers
are doing any thing for the good of the
country, but that their sole view is 10
CRAFTY their own prejudices, Our ca.
lamities are multiplying upon US" as
the sands of the sea-" and the people
must get themselves out Of The Diff
culties in which they are involved, il
their rulers do not, and certainly they
show no disposition to do il at present.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

Lie On-Messrs. Chronicle, Aegis,
and Co. You viii do vast deal Of
injury to Governor Gore, by SO much
vile abuse. The people do not knosg his
rectitude and patriotism, SO we'll as they
do your veracify and science. The more
you say, the better. Ous murder
make, villain ;--miiions, a hero"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

Uho IS 50 rUtke, as not 10 EeUe hs
eoRntry ?"-Are there any men WHO
have been persuaded, contrary 10 their
inClinations, to vote for democratic can
didates ! Are there any who profess
to be patriots, and yet inteixl to support
Elbridge Gerry If there are, we en-
treat them to consider the character Of
this man, unincumbered with the mask
which democracy has thrown over
him. You all know the character OF the
prescribed Republican, Jyhn Hancook,
and you know him to have been
friend to his country. Yet this same
man who is now put in competition
with Governor Gore, was, in 1888, set
up in opposition to Hancock /! Is such
man deserving of your suf'ragesf
Gan Hancock and Gerry be both true
republicans, and yet in of1losition to one
another John Hancock certainly
zvaS friend to his country Gov. Gore
perfectly harmonizes with the senn-
meHts of Hancock, and of course Fl
bridge Gerry is not a true friend 10 bis
country, and ought not to be preferred
TO Governor Gore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
Nafi0leon, King Of DEMocRAcr j.!

NafaoleOn, King Of DEMocRAcr!
We have observed in many democratic
papers, symptoms Of disafection to the con.
stltution and laws OF our country. The Bal
ffnloTe Wig, has openly reprobated our pre-
sent form Of government, and commended
Tor MONARCHY, under a King IT an
Emperor (probably Mapole0n.) The 4uygya
has mere than once advocated IN oil; ,0ce
7gits France and the sentiment las been
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
PATENTS.

This may truly be stiled Land of
many inventions. From the year
1890 to 1909, there have been issued
from the Patent Office Of the United
States, no less a number than Twelve
Hundred and Six Patents for various
Inventions We should be glad to be
informed what number ofthe above have
been prosecuted to useful perfection
Thirty dollars duty is paid on each pa
tent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

The editor Of the Freen,an's Journal
makes the following remark at the con-
clusion of Mr.. DANA's Speech -" We
boldly assert, without fear of contradic-
ton, that the above Speech of MIR. Da-
ma CANNOT be answered. 1t is con-
elusive. The democratic editors will
not dare TO publish it. Indeed very few
of them seem disposed to publish the
debates in congress this session, as 1t
is essential to the preservation Of their
cause to keep the people in darkness. ="
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19
- coOCOC0a111r3c g.
Solieiy Of reasoning, force Of sagacifj
Hyel{,a,, ~ co,rf,,..

Solieiy Of reasoning, force Of sagacity, and
Wisdom Of cancellation
The following resolution, adopted in
democratic meeting in the highly insuLted ci-
~ OF Network, clearly unveils the policy Of
our peaceful democrats. 1t must show to
the people that all the professions of our
government and all the labrications of the
Jacobins, that they wished for peace with
Eng and the world, are Fighter than
puff of empty air.
"REsoLvED-That we deem it bad O.
men, that the discarded British minister has
come to reside among us, and instead of
dancing attendance at his levees las the en-.
e''1ies OF or liberties do) we consider il high
~ necessary to Lave an eys to his procedures,
and to prevent his ESCAPE upon the an.
pearance ofthat British feet which SHALL
come 10 treat Us as the Danes !'-Hlihoy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

"a bill IS brought into Congress,
containing an appropriation oil several
thousand dollars to deiray the expsnoe
Of minister to Madrid, to Joseph Bon
sparte, who is cndeavoring TO usurp the
sovereignty of Spain by butcherlnG the
innocent inhabitants.
9. A report is made to Congress OF
the state of the American army under
WiIkinson-once 1000 mcn-of whom
376 ONLY are fit for duty-the rest are
& ither sick, DEAD, or absent I!
10. Mucius discovers that the Empr.
Napoleon's brother, the king OF WIZ
te mberg, was first married to niece
of the American Secretary OF State,
who is brother to Senator in Congress,
and the connection extends even to the
family of the late President.
IL. Although we have an exhaust
I'd treasury," 10000 dis. MORE than was
allowed in former years, is voted to be
placed at the disposal of the President,
for FOREIGN MISSIONS
u. An Infamous proposition is bro't
forward in democratic paper In Balti-
more, called The IG,for abollshing
our present federal REPUBLICAN form
of government, and making 1t an He
REDITARY MONARCHY I!
WeH done Democracy
These are very strange things, but II
they do not open the Peoples Eyes, 1t
will be stranger sull.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

Our intelligence from Washington IS =
tbe evening OF the 8.h inst at which iin's
Macon's Bill had not been called up III n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-19

3 tie Right Hsn. the Lard Mayor.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-02
Public Sale.

THE subscriber. by virtue Of deed Of
trust to him from Mr.. NiIfam Hedyscn, DAT.
ed Oh the 10th day of November, in tho year
1903, for tho purpose Of indemnity!ng MIR.
John Hopsins--will, on the first day Of Fe.
bruary next, at the hour oftwelve O'Clock OF
that day. il fir; If not on the next lsir dav
at the same, hour. proceed 10 sell, At tho
courthouse, in Alexandria, at public aue.
ton. to the highest tidder, for ready money
three thousand acres c! LAND, sitaats on
the left fork Of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, a. the time Of tive grants Tor the
same, in the county Of Monongaiia h the
ate Of Virginia.
The ahove tract, OF land were granted by
tn. stats OF Virginia, to John ,llison BY tbres
8 erst patents containing respectively enc
THOUSAND acres. end Bearing date on the h'st
d.y Of Octobar, 1884, which lind has bees
sines duly conveyed 10 tile said ,WilIisH'
kodgson by deed dated ID OF AsgVst. lTse.
Edmund Lee, ztglGee.'
Nov. a. u. f.zS, sgts
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Alex. Moore, Register.
This. is to give Notice,

=
THAT the subscribers of Alexandra coan
~. in the district OF Columbia, have obhius q
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
ter. testamentary on the esta.e Of Christie.
Lud:,iek helryek late Of the county sJcrs.ssil
decd, Ill persohs having claims against SAID
deceased arc heFehy wsrned to exhibit tn
same, witk de, vouchers tbsesof. 10 die sub
scribe rs on or bsSere the 10th day OF jay next
or they may By law be excluded Ecasall be-
nett to said estate. and those indebted there
o are required TO make immediate payment
Given under our handthis 10Th day Of j.
'nuary, 1910
Barbara Hellriglc, Ex'rx.
Jacob Christian Heiirigel.
John Douglas. ;
kx'rs " chrisEsa 1sdsssk l7slIrissk.
Jsns,yx 70. sHv.w.
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ult NccclVcu
Ind for Gale BY flames Ke"nsdy' s'"' "8''1'
seller, King. s'rcet,
C.n,lem,n and Ladys Pocket Almsnacs,
IN plo;n ana Morocco bindings, for the ysss
1910.
AND
Johason's Virginia and Farmers Alma.
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entertaining unatssr--by tho dszen or othse'
ALSO, ....-
DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vaaemecurn-
;u,t published-a very useful Manual Tor
yuang gentlemen Of the faculty. Price ll2
cents. ..
Dr.. Rees's Medical Guide.
..Pesainston's Memoirs of Mrs. Eliza Car
ter:
Blair's Lectures on 2hstCllek and the
Bellies Lsttres. ~
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
Complete Farrier thew edition.
Misses Msgas;ne-2 vols. .s.es
Porteu's Lectures on St. Matthew. az
Or. Newcomers Harmony of the EvarEs-
lists. IT,. .t,.- - 81 - sac
Mrs. Vests Letters to a Young Man.
Cowper's Poems and Task-sePsrats, els-
CANT miniature editions. .
MeAutor's Kingdom, not Of Lh World.
81 and half cents. ,,ss
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TO PARENTS.

~ suexed esses Of cares ferformsa oy
=, sHAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
LOZ EAGsE S.
(Seleesed from q very 1nn'erons hs''J
ARE presented as indubitablc proof OF the
sxcelisnce and safety of this valuable spscinnes'
for destroying wormsin the human stomach
and intestnes.
.From Nj. Bssjamin HTilias.s, ND. 30, Bel
tinrore s.rees, tue doors above 'sorh oay-
streef. .'.f -
I>have son six years Of age, who for four
years past, has been generally in very un-
healthy state, particularly IN summer; ifs'
sucntly afflicted with alarming CONFUSION
fits, tie whole of his little frame wasted ia"'
his breath foetid, and almost constant "ch,'s
at the nose waa excited, with other alarming
symp;oms. During the course OF the aoovS
period, the advice and attendance OF tnres %
the most eminei: physicians in Ba!umore
were successfully procured. Each Of 1hese
gentlemen, in his turn, declared worms 90 os
the cause of the child's disorder, ana exhaust
ed his skill in attempting to eSpcl them. RINK
root, steel filings. with a variety OF other me-
d;e;nes, We're administered without the least
y Aucces., twas once pronounced Impossible
for the ehildto live mary hours. -
y had heard of your Worm Destroying Lo'
zenges; but with many others did not tniHk
hiraly Of 80 cheap meatcine, until gentle
man of INV acquaintance Mr.. VIM. S. Moore,
auc,ioncer) in whose family shey had been
used with good effect, advised me to make
trial of them; accordingly gave my son a
dose agreeable TO directions, which soon ex-
pelled eight large worms, soras OF them a.
bou eight inches in length second dose
brought away four moro OF similar size;
third dose being administered, Nc worms APP
peared. The child rseoTsret and now enjoys
a good state Of health.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS. =,
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p,eyentiioxS:tte, than Cure.

In cases of head ache, foul stomach, and
for removing superauous bile, perhaps no
remedy has been discovered saperior.to .
LEES HAHN'S ANTlBIL1DUS PILLS.
Which for 10 yonrSpast have been attend.
ed with. the greatest success. The testimony
of many respectable persons In our southern
sea ports has been adduccd who have reason
to believe that timely use of this salutary
remedy during the prevalence Of 1iiaiignant
feyers, has preserved their health after ex-
De RE ncing alarming symptoms of fever.
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Certificate of Wn. Devenny.

During the last nine years have been in
the habit of using Hahn's Ambitious Pills.
prepared by the late MIR. Lee, whenever
colds, head ache, or costiveness have render
ed medicine necessary; in these cases san.
gle dose has uniformly removed my head
ache, and has generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom of cold, if taken
on It's first appearance. Induced by the be-
neiit I have received, have for years past
recommended them 10 many Of my friends,
and have the pleasure to inform you, they
have invariably succeeded in removing the
above complaints.
Yours, VIM. DEVENNY,
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ANTHONY RHODES,
PRINCE srKExY
HAS FOR 81 L =,

HAS FOR SAL E,
FACTORY COTTON Yarn Of yarioss
numbers, tor weaving and knitting, A.
mericsn Ginghams, Stripes, ChaH,b'ays;--
Be,l,icking, Shifting, sheetins md Diapers,
slse Cotton Threads Of various colors, all -
factory pricas-Rhode Island Cheese, Pera-
toes, Cyder and Apples. BY the safssl,
Beef and Herrings per barrel, Mould e Dip.
Candles, per box, Sugar, per barrel, Curaat
Wine, per barrel, Cotton, per bale cs"sss
Cotton Handkcrchisfs, per bale or Pices-Ai-
40 q number Of Rhode. Island halt Moses
Boats--Mens Ind Womsss Shoes, and Gre.
series as usual. ~
January q, -
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p:1s5Ss aihistsd With Guy Of the *sscvs
.vmn,oms, should have immediate recourse
to HaMii,on'. Worm Destroying Lo<enyes
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
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To- TAKE NOTICE:-That limitations
of the above medicines are for sale in this
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to apply only to Jas.
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, King-street, alexa.
w,o has Ing been sole agent for the Sale OF
the genuine pre- parstions. As further secu-
rity az iinst imposition, each genuine article
has OH its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
HTdoe Of the late Proprietor
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Alexandria County, 3aa. Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the executors OF Chrssisa"
Eud1viek fieadgeL, deceased, do insersQhe
following advertisement three umes IN sseh
week for for four weeks, in the Alexandra
Daily Gazette. q. t.n.
= TSsts. - q, =. -
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ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch, a
certain cure by once using; HaNiltons Lo-
senges Hamilton's Elixir, for coughs; the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Hamilton's Es-
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism /;
Tooth-Ache Drops; Hanailton's Grand Re-
storative for Debility.
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Marine Infurance Company d
. Alexandria.

ISxvRiHcx OFFIcE, Jan: ,, 1879.
THE stockholders in this institution az.
hereby notified that the directors Fave this
DAY declared dividend of eight per cent %
that part of the capital stock now paid, for
tho last six months which will be ready to
be maid to the stockholders or their legal re-
presentatipss in ten dayz from this date.
ny order,
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24,O76 Blanks,
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Less than ? Ia blanks to q prize; subject
10 deduction Of vs. per cent : Prizes paya-,
Bile so days after the conclusion OF the tr.s--
ing. -. ,,.... ..
49, OF THE AxHHxrD PRIZES.
i.t draw, No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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For SHE orHir1,

For Sale 0CkSlr1,
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ahoat ieht4h The youn6sst sboss tSsive
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