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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

IEFs d." Some of the tory papers, in their rage at
the overwhelming defeat of the Sub Treasury for
ces in Vermont, have the hardhood to aver that
the result il to be attributed to the aboonsis yo-
ting the wing ticket Tell that to the marines ;
The story may do well enough to tell at u distance,
but ii is mo go here II is well known that Mr.
Dillingham;, the loco foco candidate for Governor,
is a strong aboonisi, and was put in nomination
for the express purpose Of getting abolition votes.
Mr. Barber, who ran on the same ticket as Lieut.
Governor with Dillingham;, is one of the officers of
the Vermont Anti Slavery Society. The tory tick
ct was in fact the abolition ticket" CiaremoHf
Eagi.
Whether the story is told to the marines or
any body else, it is true. Almost without excep-
ton the political abolitionsts in the State of YER
mont vote the wing ticket There is no mistake
IN il.
Mr. Dillingham; is not, never was political abo-
lilionsi. Ills abolitionism had no more TO do with
his nomination than his personal appearance. So
with Mr. Barber.
On the contrary, every member Of the federal
ticket is a political aboionist. Gov. Camp has
written more in favor Of political abolitonsm than
any ten men in the State, and makes that subject
his meat and drink.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09
] have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedient servant.

ave have no doubt but that the Cayinist Church
as n body, are deadly opposed TO the principles Of
democracy, and that they oppose them determin-
ately and steadily. Their organ, the Vermont
Chronicle is one Of the hghest-toncd federal pa
pers in the United States. Every particle olits in
lucnce is and always has been thrown against the
democratic pariy."-.fge.
"Thp above is M appeal TO vulgar prejudice which
the writer knows enough (if that were ally to be
ashamed Of The Congregational churches are thor
oughly democratic in their principles and in the
management Of their concerns. II was a church
constituted on these principles that before the Rev
luton interested Mr. Jefferson so much, as cxhb-
iting 'he only form Of pure democracy then err
listed in The rOrid." II is the very school in and
by which the nation has been taught and disciplined
so far as it has been done at all---in the true
principles Of liberty and equality.
The extract also places the two parties m false
position. The wing party does not deserve the
credit the administration party the discredt that
the extract awards 10 them respectively ~
Chronicle.
We retract not line Of the article of which the
Chronicle complains, albeit, that paper characteri-
yes !, as Gan appeal 10 vulgar prejudice" and re-
spectfully suggest tina, there may be difference of
opinion on that point, and, further, that the mere
opinion of the Chonicle, on any subject, however
lordly expressed, or however conclusive, in its
estimation, has little weight with US, either to aw
us into humble quietness, or prevent an investiga-
ton Of its correctness.
We commence, or carry on no war with the
"Orthodo1 church," commonly so-called. We
know not If that church are, as the Chronicle as
sehs, thoroughly democratic in their prineiples;"
but we do know that they are thoroughly federal
in their practices, so far as their political practices
are concerned We have known that church from
our cradle, and man can tell US any thing about
their practice, political or religious, which we do
not know.
Since the article upon which the Chronicle has
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FAIR WARNING.

iL9 Notice is hereby given that we shall be al
the Capitol, this fall, with full power to use the in
Auence of the Windsor county Loco delegation as
10 us may seem good.
Those gentlemen, therefore, who are DESTROYS Of
getting into office, will be pretty particularly po-
lite to us. They will be extremely careful to
touch their beavers when they pass in the street,
see that we are invited 10 all the balls, oys,er-sup-
pers, parties, levees, jams, &c., not call us any
hard Names and subscribe for our paper.
We wish it distinctly understood, however, that
we are not 10 be bribed with an office of any kind.
Having last year done the State some service, as
Justice Of the Peace, we have concluded unani-
mousy, not TO accept any Office this year, that is,
unless the democratic delegation from Windsor
county urge us beyond bearing, which we respect
fully beg Of them not to do.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CllASE'S COOKING STOVE,
OPERATING uPoNA PRINCIPLE ENTIRELY NEW.


FHNtE subscriber having contracted with Mr. :. L. Chase
Tor the right OF his stove for the County Of Windsor
begs leaves to call the attention of the public the same
Ihe stove beyond doubt more economical and
than any other cooking stove in 1t is convenient be
cause OF its peculiar construction, and economical Ur the
reason that it will three Ourhs of the fuel to
be consumed in other stoves in order do equal
mount Of cooking. 1t contains two OF large uimcn
siOns which eau in an instant have the temperature chan
ged by dampcrs to be adapted baking rOasrr the
most delicate MS well as the food Tho boiling de-
department is perfect in every point OF view Sin boilers
can be used at time, The brOlng department
structed, that the smoke is suffered pass the
roon being conveyed directly into the stove. Owing to
the popularity Of the principles upon nhiC this OPP
crates, OF the heat from the fire chamber is suffered
pass directly into the pipe while all the coolest in the
stove discharged. This done by air chamber for
are ing the air and smoke after il has parted with It's heat
and in such manner to produce very strong dTHugt
thus all the heat generated must be applied prac
tcal purpose.
In proof ofthe above have connected with this advert
ismGnt,the following certificates from gentlemen oundOUht
ed character who using the stove IN this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly hand and for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR
Woodstock, July nth 1870
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i i ! ! I j
What the British Wings thought of
Gen, Harrison, a few years ago,
From The Washingtonian Of Dec. l6, 1911.
RETREAT TO VINCENNES.

The National Intelligencer, of the 9TH instant,
remarks, that "Letters from Vncennes on the
Wabash, 200 miles below the Prophets town, an
nounce the return to that place of the U. S. troops
and volunteers, who were present at the late en-
gagement IL is not understood that the Iad,ans
made the least attempt 10 impede their return."-
Wonderful !!
Is this then the whole object of the expedition,
and the whole amount of what Gov. HARRISON
calls ''complete and decisive victory" to 60
with an army into the heart of the Indian country
there GET CONFOUNDEDLY WIlIPT, and then
be able to make good their retreat, without being
harrassed in their rear Several letters stale tina,
they moved slowly on their return, "to guard
against surprise Does this look like victory /"
That the Indians carried off all our beef Does
this look like victory?' That we cannot ascer-
carried off their dead. Does this look like vcto-
y!-Where were their purSuerS all the whiie
what were their conquerOrS about?
The truth is, Cor. Harrison ,caS SURPRIS-
ED and the conflict was dreadful for he lost
nearly one fourth in killed and wounded, And
whatever may have been the enemy's loss, their
immediate retreat will be imputed by the prophet
to prudence, and he will call it, as Gov. Ii. does,
a complete victory
do not yet see what has been done towards
pacifying the Indians, or securing our frontiers a
gainst their depredalons
But it is said Gov Harrison was sent to treat,
not to fight. WE'LL them that alters the case. But
II he was sent to treat, he might have gone alone.
lie could not have met warmer reception, or
have been more literally treatei. And what is
the use of an army, if it is not to fight
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WE ASK OUR FRIENDS AT THE SOUTH
TO READ THE FOLLOWING EXTRACT
FROM "TIIE VOICE OF FREEDOM" THE
ORGAN OF THE ABOLITIONISTS IN YER
MONT.
MAINE.-The annual election for Governor
and Congress, was held on Monday last. The
wings have elected five of the eight members of
Congress, and will have majorilics in both bran
ches of the legislature. Mr. Kent is brother of
George Kent Esq, of Concord, n. H., and is con-
sidered as far in advance of his competitor in his
predictions on the slavery question. His course
in the case of the two fugitives from Georgia re-
fleets great credit on his head and heart.'
We make no comment. Comment is unneces-
sary.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09
GIVING 1T UP.

A correspondent Of the Boston Atlas writing from
New York, says" II j. rumored that a public
functionary Of high standing in this city, has re-
ceived letter from Washington, ddrising The To-
eofOcos moi 10 bet on the reelection of Mr. Pan
Buren,, as The current Of public opinion is such
that there is no longer any hope Of success. One
version Of the story is, that the letter was written
by order Of Mr. Van Buren, and another, that il
was written by Mr. Van Buren, himself ''-Federai
papers, all.
And another, and the true version il, that the
whole is a very silly fabrication.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

STATE OF VERM MONT, 1t having been made To
WINDSOR COUNTY, IS. appear to the under
signed Of the Judges Of the Supreme Of uCa-
T this state, that the above named stc hen Hx resides
without this state, and IS without the state, it is hereby
ordered and directed that notice of the foregoing petition
Of Aeline Hin be given to the said stephen Hx, by pub
fishing the substance of the foregoing petition, with this
order thereon in the Spirit Of the Age printed Wood
stock three weeks successfully, the last Of which puhc-
ton to he at least three weeks previous 10 the sitting Of the
court, TO which said petition is preferred
Given under my hand, ut Woodstock in said County,
this 9TH day of October, A. d., 1910
23-3w J. COIIAMER, Jtdge.
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TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTH, VT,


TESlE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
the public, dealers IN stoves, lron ware, &C.. To tie
manufactures of this establishment Within three Years
Blast Furnace, and all the buildings machinery have been
built aud put in operation necessary 10 manufacture iron
and put into the various forms Of castings required Tor this
market In this time more tun iwO AHHSrCd tGn3 Of good
ioundy metal has been made at these works. The facilities
at this place for working iron such Oeuc the pro-
priCtOr compete successfully with other manufacturers
IN this country and the Blast Furnace having been In OPP
GRAFTON for several months and making more than
thirty tons of excellent son metal per week, furnishes
supply OF Stoves stove plate I0ll'W'vuIc, CHud.onS
and every variety Castings and Pig Iron Of superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, IN dealers
supply OF the much approved WOoson Improved Cock
stove, with air tight furnace, Badger, Hay wards the
Rtycrtihc hue Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves and other patterns adapted to the different
markets. all sizes six plate or BOX Stoves, Vermont Tar
urs much cmhcshcd aud improved iiusp PHrlor, new
and beautiful pattern, (Which, tor symmetry and taste,
pronounced superior 10 any thing ol the Kind in the mar
krtl liOlUwwarc Fire Frames, &c. &c now on haudHl
will he sold, on favorable crs at very reduced prices to
dealers,
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WoopsrocK, Oct. 6, 1910.

Sir I'm the name of the democratic representa-
tives from the County of Windsor, have the hon
or to demand of you an immediate explanation Of
the extremely equvoca language in which the fol-
lowing extract from the " Vermont Patriot of the
9th inst. is couched
"And so cxnspcra,cd are
the feds in Windsor Co. by the establishment of
the Spirit of the Age in their midst-and the able
and fearless manner in which it has exposed their
monopoizing and arisiocratic designs, that we vol
unteer the prediction that mol single democrat
from that county wW be hoaorei Nth a seat on
any committee whaierer."
lLJSI shall be found at the Union House during
the session.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
G.. G. EASTMAN.
]. T. MARsToN, ESQ, I'd. Patriot, Monipcl-
Ter, w.
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CERTIFICATES,

Dear Sr-I have used one OfyOur Cooking Stoves in my
family for some time past The Stove is all that you have
recommended il to be and feel it my duty to state That
consider Il one olhc most important iHUent0HS Wjihh
my kROWiedgc. Being simple in construction ana c0H
uchICH an form deem il To be durable, and well Culcu
lated Stove. From the fact that beiieue WOud The
price 0f The NOue IN fei in one year in addition to the
many c0RrenCnces which this stove possesses all 9th
err stones in use lhave hesitation in recommending in
pccunay point of view every one whether they already
have or have not other slaves. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock, w., June 18th 1910.
for all the purposes Of cooking Washing &c usual in ni
lies and find II tn he the most economical and c0HrCHiH
cooking stove which have ever used and from
pertinent find that it requires than iOrth
ofthe pcHecessdry 10 be consumed in any other cook
store which have used or seen cGicudied 10 do tqHT
amount Of coOAHg. The of the surpass any
well, In word the stove is irihout tdvH aud would
most coHfdcty recommend ii TO all persons III wnut 1t
stoves II. h, WITT.
Woodstock VT, July 18th 1910.
Mr., = L.. Clusc.-llaying used your cooking stove in
my family for time past and finding il worthy Of all
praise feel IL duty to state that consider to be LY
far The best cooking stare in Having used ttOr a The
purposes Of cooking such baking rOasiirg, boiling
hrOlug &c. can confidently that in Oiut Of
0my and cOnrCRiHcc IerV tqr eTcei any thing Of the
kind which has come To my knowledge The stoves is
most ingcHiOUy cqirWtCd for every culinary purpose.
My family remarkably well pleased with the broiGEg
dcpartn of the stove none Of the smOkc being suffered
to rome into the roam ZERAH LJIL.
Woodstock, w.. July 18th lsl0.
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dive Notice To their friends and the public that tley
ron,nue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, VAL
M ami Garnet Bags and all other articles in their lire Of
h,s;ress 10 sit customers Mt their old stand-as they in
,crd 10 si, customers in order to get living b. their bus
resssnd they respectfully return their thanks fer past
patronage and hope for continuance
Woodstock, MAY s, 1910. LIT
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COMPLIMENTARY TO THE WINGS.

The following is going the rounds of the Tory
press. We cut it from the last Nashua Gazete-
" You might pumpa barrel Of io,iar emeiic
into HE'LL, and il cOuldqi PURE mp such
another DAMNED set."-Cldremom Eagle
Yes, very complimentary to the wings The
extract is from one of the Ohio Blacksmith S
speeches, and was uttered in reference 10 the dem
Ocrats
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There is more truth than poetry, in the following
PETITION FOR DIVORCE,

10 The HonoraJle Supreme Court Of JudicGttre of The
State ~ IermOn neat 10 be holden at WoodSt0ck NTH
IN md for the County Of Windsor onthe fourth Tuesday
inert AFTER The fourth Tuesday ofJdnuary in The gear
Of0Ur Lord one thousand eight hundred ami forty one.
A define HIX of Barnard in said County Of Windsor
"a petitionng humby shOweth that, at Barnard aiOre-
said the seventh day of April in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty, she lawfully
Joined in marriage with stephen IX By Caleb bus
tin, Minister of the gospel and that from that time till he
twenty seventh day of April in the yer of Lord
thousand eight hundred and thirty seven, she lived with
the said stephen in the strict observance of all the duties
required by the marriage contract when the said Stephen
Xix, without cause, wiliuy deserted your petitioner, and
abscnted himself from her and has since refused and
still does refuse To live with petitioner, and has
since refused and still does refuse to provide for your petit
toner. she therefore pruys that the bonds of marony
between her aud the said Stephen Xix be dissolved and
bill Of divorce be granted her.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

White neckcolhs are alone fashionable at the
Court of Queen Victoria.-.W the papers.
Wonderful Will the English papers have the
goodness to announce, Immediately, that black
nockclotls are very fashionable in the parlors of
the ladies of Woodstock
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Attic SIGN OF OLD TIME.

ID UssELL & CLARKE, Watch-makers and Jewellers
IL directly opposite Whnels hotel, Woodstock, VT
keep constantly on hand for sale general assortment
Clicks Watches and Jewery Watches and Time Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted TO perform well
on reasonable terms Also Music Boxes and Accoriions
repaired and tuned on short notice
An orders from abroad by mail or otherwise, will
immediate attention. 80
May {, 1910. i"
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tLJS Attention is directed to the letter of Edwin
ed in the AGE of this week. 1t is a sound, ogi-
cal, aud unanswerable document, and will amply
repay perusal.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

The census taker of an adjoining county called
at the house of one of the sovereigns, and asked
the usual questions about soap, cbickens,&c. Z;
the countryman had all of his fowls drove up into
the yard, and while they were counting them, he
saw the census aker cast his eye on some bee-hives
close by, when he stammercd out :-''See here,
Mr.. Senses man, if you want to know how many
beese I've got, you may count them, for III be
-ifI do .''-Huniingion .fdreitiser.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09
READ THIS, TOO!

TIP The father of Mr. Fcsscnden, who is elect
ed to Congress from Maine, is one of the leading
aboli'onists in New England, and through his in
fucnce the son received the support of the father
allies. Remenber this, South.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

;CJa We conclude, this week, the review Of
Ogle's speech. Ifi fail to convince any reasonable
man that Ogle is willul and malicious liar, then
il will.
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DIAMONp nuAVHR cGorIr,
NEW GOODS.

JOHNSON 4 MOWER, have just received good Ms.
y sortment o EHg.h, American uud W. !. Goods which
they Offer at reduced prices for cash approved credit
May, $50. l-r
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ftp The Harrison ladies' wear straps to thei
pantaletts. Queer fashion.-.NeW Era.
And very appropriate.
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Why are the federal party in Tennessee like
flock of shcep'
Because they follow the BELL-weiher.
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200 TONS NO. /. PIG IRON Equal TO scoTcu.

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures Of the establishment viii, tor quality
metal AMI style Of workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction ot purchasers
Orders for Stoves Plate should be- forwarded early In
the season, All communications addressed lo the sulcsr
Der at ryson Furnace 7. o., Windsor Co. VT, will
cCiye prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, IgOt.
Tyson Furnace, August, q, lei0. l1-U
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iLJnWe see that r. II. Dana, Jr's Two years
before the mast is received very favorably by the
reading public
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The REAL GRIT.-A low federal employer of
tins town said to his workmen the day before the
Mass convention, "Ifany ofyou go to that meeting
Tomorrow, you will not come back again.
Every well" said democrat, "put my name
down as the first man to discharge, for AN go
ing, - PoughkeepSie Telegraph.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

A GOOD CoNUNDRUM.-Why is n newspaper
like tooth pick Do you give it up Because
every man should use his own and not borrow hi.
neghbor's.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

Never wager larger sum than you carry nyour
pocket.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

Cushla machree is II beautiful Irish phrase. II
means pulse of mn heart
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-09

D'lsraeli the younger, says it isagreeablc to see
some younkers falling into the same traps that have
broken our shns.
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vonoTUEH JONATHAN OFFICE. %

EpKOTHER JONATHAN UFITN 70 %
I'D STATE STREET, BOsToN. The agent iur thc
New FINLAND ,atc. residing In Boston, will supply per-
sons wishing to cugnec in the circulation of this sprndd
mammoth sheet, edited by " =. WILLIS and w. Has
,yar them tn any town when requested should any NUM-
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been Maid in advance. and all eypenc, ca borne 10y The
,o,., nr,lqriue the papers. The NEW WORLD and
nosTON NOTION will also be furnished from this Office
Al the same rate and the terms No papers, how
ever will he sent where there IS already an agent The
naprrs will be forwarded from Boston early Friday
that any person. residing leo miles Distant can be
snpplird with them early Saturday.
Subscriptions to the Brother Jonathan $500 per annum
. copies for s-alvuys in advance ard free ofpOsinge
Subscriptions to the Ladies' eompanion' lnd,s' Boos
erbocker any other Magazine, published or re-
published IN this country. will be received nj ths once
and the worn promptly forw arded.
AMOS HEAD, AGENT.
Boston, Aug. a., 1910.
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u MON IIOU Sc,
MONTPELIER, Vt.

GHARLES Stafford, takes this occasion to inform
~ the public that he has lnkcn the UNION HOUSE, lately
popular under the supervision Of Mcssrs. Cntrcn
SHERMAN, where he will be- happy 10 serve the old friends
of the House. and the public generally.
July Il, loiO -
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n IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office az
- Barnard VT, Sept. 3O 1910.
Elijah Carroll + r Downs n Myrick-2
Il Angel Jane Durgv Bckncll Paige
Daniel Angel Sarah Durkee Nathan Paige
Alfred hmid0n u 7 Fassctt J. Paddock
Joseph Ashley Oliver GOi& Sonsl' II Snow-2
Luther Boydcn L. Wnsow Lucy SLOW
Nancy Brown Willard Wrsht-3Afrnn smith
G Blcs,ington DC Wright Asahcl Spnuding
II ChambCrlin Rev Il Wellington Andrew stevens
Il G. Ch1mberlin l. Howe John SWEET Jr
John Cummings T. Hutchinson Ann spear
Lawrancc Cooty Ann Herman Russell Toplif
Daniel Davis Hilton IIuntoOn Russ
Harrison Dewey Horace Nero
20 J. ID. DANFORTH, p. VI.
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] lSr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office At

4 lST or LETTERS remaining in the Post ONCE IT
Ia Sharon, VT, Sept, 30, 1910.
perk,ns,y Brock WA, Reuben Hubbard Arvilla Page
Henry Bruce Franklin Hart Phncas Parkhlrst
John Bassett Francis Hart John fnFkhurst
n Culver David Ingrnham Roswell Parkhnryt
Lyman DnsmOre Maria lull Ellphhlet ROBERTS
Elizabeth Fox Thns Moshicr West Roberts :
Theodore Foster Stun Mills Aaron Amith
Peter Fleming Teachers OF Music Caistn Slmonds
Chariot furgcrsonE Mutton Lucinda Ncsper
Horace Goodrich Geo Opcnshow-2 Hiram Nech
VIM Glet Peter Orliway John Walace-2
Daniel IIaCkett EbenCzer Paddock Lerah Naikhs
% WOOSTER DOWNER, =. VI.
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Why do the ladies always think their left eye
the prettiest