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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

DUBLIc NOTICE IS hereby given that
I there VIII Be petition presented %
the Commissioners Of the county ofBrown Ohio
at their next stated meeting, praying for the
vacation Of that portion Of the county road
Commonly cslled fhe old Newmarket road)
which lies between Grimes at Abnnam Mid
dIeswarts house in Byrd township ia said coun-
ty, and the crossings Of Eagle creek bY Samuel
eounty; for the following amongst other reasons ,
lst. good county road leading by Cosleps
Steam mill, and which cannot be dispensed
with, runs ffop the beginning point at near
MiddlesW arts to the point Of termination nsaI
Bennintgou's neatly parable, with the road to be
vacated-and not mile apart at the widest
points, and furnishes every outlet necessary fo
the pnblic without the exepsase Of keeping il
repair two roads.
Dec. 80, 1874. 4w.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
From the New York News.
VERY LATE FROM OREGON AMI

From the New Iofk NEWS.
VERY LATE FROM OREGON AND
TdE SAND WON ISLANDS.
We are indebted i0lnur correspondence
Tor files Of Sandwich Islands papers TO The
4lh September inclusive. Ttev contain
inl.llige1ce from Oregon 10 The 2nd Of
August.
The Legislature Of Oregon start not,
dear reader, for sucn Legislature does
exist ad jouTned few days before The
80 Of uf July having passed some mpo'-
Iant laws. One Of their acts is--'Any
person who shall make, sell. or give away
ardent spirits 10 tho Territory Of Oregon.
South of COlumbia River, shal fotfeil and
pay 800 for each and every such Of
ignce.' The Legislature is called the
.LaqisiaiiRe Commitiee,' and CONSISTS of
idne petM0s elected by the people.
The officers u the Ofegln Territory
eonsihss0lt three Governors called 'he ex.
ceutive Co nmiiiee, o supreneJudge aud
Legislative Council. The laWshre the
same as those governing the TeIritnty oI
slowa. The gvenmenI ispuleIy demI
cratic republican. DR.. Babcock is lhs
sop.eme Judge. The pnme Of only one
d The Governors, Dr. Baily,is mention
ed. On the first Of August, Belgian
brig arrived aiOfegOn CITY having on board
pumbsr Of nun and several Roman
Catholic priests, from Antwerp, senlOu
10 Oregon By the church Of Rome.
ll si pears that the falls OF the viii a.
msue river, 25 miles from the mouth o
the COlumnia river, will not admit the
pssssge of vessels large enough for sos
services.
Since Tho arrival inOregcn Oflhe R,v
Mr. Gray, some important changes have
hreh Rone Oh in 'lhs Methodist Mission
of which be is superintendent. The IL
dian school, his been discontinued, and
lhe building lately occupied byeil has bee /
sold to the Methodist Epiacopal Church,
lalely organ zsd for lilcrsry inslluiion
TheMIssion has also parted with its mills
herds ofcalle and neatlya!l iis pmpetiy
which the settlers bought al good prices
The lay missionaries wete aboul TO be
dismisssd, but would remain IN the colo
ny as settlers. Tho colony is IN The mos
encouraging condition. The crops wer
giving pF0nlsa 0Fan abundant harvest.
People ere coming into the ierriloT
ID large numhefs. end the county Is Gil
ing up With thriving aud eniefprising colo
Mss
One Of The settlers wEites--sComo o
brother Yankees. and make Oregon an
other New England
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
FRANCE AND MEXICO.

THE New York Courisr des Eiats
Uns Of Saturday, asserts on the aulhori'
Ny Of leIIer from Mexico, that . special
Envoy has arrived there from France
Q ,argsd with = demand for reparaiiOh fol
the numerous 0uirages committed upon
French ctzsI 5, by The Mexican Govern
ment, since the treaty of Vera Cruz
The Courier believes that such de,
mlnd has been made, hut doubts the ap.
poinment Of a special Envoy, consider.
il9ihe yigi'anse and hrpness OF the resi-
dent Minister Buffalo Gazette.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

In pursuance ofnn order Of the Court 0fCom.
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, and revived
atthslr last October term, | will proceed On
the pFamisess on che dlstday oi Match next,
between the hours Of u and 4o'claek, and Will
then and there sell, at public auction. tha fol-
Ioaiae real astate Of which Benjamin, sutton.
late ofsaia cpRutY, died salxed u wiis Lots
in thoinwn af Decatur iatd cauniv Mos. 79.
80, 81, 50. a3& 81 Said Lots 10 Be sola Ii.
no, less than. two thirds Of the appraised value
thereof as returned 70 said eoars, aud upon the
following terms to-witi one third cash 10 hand,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

The subscribers propose publishing new ed
ion ofheif map oftae State of Ohio.
This MAJ is compiled from the Surveysin the
Surveyor Generals Otice at Cincinnati in paIt
bv MI. Sanual Morrison, whose skin as a
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by thepresent Sur
yeyor Geaeral, but confrmedby the sertifcats
hereuntO attached, of RcbertT. Lytlo, Esq, the
prodecessor OF Mr.. Haines and win exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
SURVEYS, principal roads, Pnblic works and con.
temrlated public improvements, together viii
the Lakes Rivers, Indian Reservation, countie
Towns, cities uNd villages, which will be Init
down with the greateetpossible accuracy
There is no doubt that thismap will llcOntair
tho most ainute aud authentic information oil
anv state map ever published. One of the pro
nretors has visited every county in the State, fo
ths purpose ofgatheringev informa jonrequis
| ite. 10 insure correctness This fact of itself
willnecessaTily give assurance to those whomay
Inatronize The map, that for real utility, il musI
supersede any mapgot up East, for the purpose
ofsrate, but witnoutthe advantage of the per.
onaIlnspection and labor tha has be en- bestow,
I'd exclusively on this.
The size Of the map will be between A and
fsetlsuuare neatly In aounties, mounts,
and vanished aud soldto subscribers at thslov
rice OF six dollars.
Agents or companies taking tencopies. will
bs allowed a deduction Oforty Der cent.
DO0LITfLE & MU NSON.
Engravers andmap publishsrs, Cincinnati
Ihave examinedthe compilations made from
the public surveys in this Olscs by Mr. Morrison
| for Messrs. Doolittle & Munson. whoare abou
to publish a sectional map nf the state OF Ohio
and so farHs they relate to the public Survey
thsyar correct. ROBERT T.. LYLE
eurvsyor Gsneral't tCincinnat
/ Asrslst 9. I64I.
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Road Notice.

A PrMCATION viii be made TO the Con-.
"a misslonerA Of Brown county at their NEE
ting on the 6rss Monday in March next. for ths
laying oatof county road commencing (ata
point ln the road leading from ROSES mill IA
GenTgetdwh) near the conner Of the iands o
James Ball and Jacob IIout, thence with tbs
lines of acob Lout and Ssmuel.I Jennings. FrAn.
ca Fike, Dapisl Bendall, George Beihn. ste.
phen Bali aud Jane Rice, to the road leading
from Nswmatket to Arnheim &c ommonly eaIi,
cd the old Newmarket road, where the land I'm
ofsaid Jane Rice crosses said road.
January 95Ih, lsA5 --4ts
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

TSARM FOR sALE.--A salashis faIa,
containing bns hundred and thirty AiSs
aerss Of land, SITUATED ab9ut topr and half
miles west Of GoDrgstoWa on che middle fora 81
Bullskin, and within half. q milp Of Fees
burgh well Wattersd with'nasef falling sprivgs
For the ptrposs oiprovidag foE paying mydsbis
| will sell the farm very ehesp. Tefms--Ons
halfofthe amount OF purchase (nart in pro-
duee) TO be paidat OF about the time oisalsJ
and the other haifto be paid IN two yearly
payments, In money. or produce, at may be
sgrsed upon. Foffur,her particulars iaquiFs
ofthe subseribeTon the pIsmises. Possession
can be fundamentally IL desired.
GEO. M, MARTIN.
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'STArE oEOHro, BRowN COUNTY. j
CouRr. oF EnMMnN PLrLa I

STATE oFOHIos BROWN COUNTY. ,
CoURT.og CoMMoN PLEAS.
Matthew Kincaid, Adminislfator
Of the estate of John Durham, ,dscd
vs. ( Chanearv
BENJAMIN Durham & Others,
1E 1t ltremembered, that heretofore, to wit.
Don the 9th day Of April A. ID. Is44. the
complainant flad in the CleFk's Office Of said
Court his certain Bill in Chancery, setting forth
among other things, that at the May term Of
said Couri In the year l543, as Administrator
of said John Durham, he obtained Judgment
in said Court against the Dsfendsnt BENJAMIN
Dunham for the sum Of eight hundred and twen-
" eight dollars ana eleven cents damages, AID
costs, take lat six dollars and 80 cents That
said Benjamin has not paid ssid judgment or
anv paft thereof, and has not personal or real
estate subject to levy or execution sufficient 10
satisfy said Judgment The bill further states
that said Benjamin has an equitable interest
In the undivided halt Of about seven and half
acres II laAd lying on whitsoak creeksaid coun.
", with grlsl aud SaR mill thereon, aud also
in a house aud lot contiguous to said property,
purchased. of said J ohm Dunham, and that The
indgment Aforesaid was recovered for the ball
ance Of the purchase money for said property
bill further alleges that the legal tile to
said premises Is ia The widow and heirs Of said
John Dunham to wit Della Graham widow &
Alexander NJ. Durham, Isaac Nj. Durham.
William E. Durham g. John'TI. Dunham, chi /.
drea ofiaid John Dunham; decd and .tat an
allowance having been made to said widpw in
lieu OF heIdower, said premises are now wholly
free IN equity from her dover incumhrance : =
The prayer Of the bill sthat the equitable in-
terest OF the said Benjamin. Dunham In said
premises be decrsed to be sold 10 satisfy the
Judgment and costs aforesaid, and iha, upon the
sale thereof lhr said widowiand children he o.
dered and deereed tpEelease andconroy 70 the
purchaser all their ght and ntefestin said zeal
estate and 70 general relief.
And nt the last October term Of said court. Il
appearing to the satisfaction oftAeCourt thatsaid
widow and heirs are not residents Of lhe State Of
Ohio; oriAsed that notice Of the pendency and
prayer ofthe bilIb published in the Democra..
ic Standard newspaper published Ii said eouu.
" and in general eitculation shsren for six
consecutive weeks prior TO the next term Of said
court, ,towhieh time cause continued: Said
defendants II therefore appear aud nload. ~
swer or dsmaF q sald bl ssarslia 10 the ri 3
ofgsid Count 81 said bin, as 70 than, win 81
taksnas confessed, and the matters therein de-
creed accordingly.
JonS H. BLarR, Clsek.
DAvssG DEvohr, sol'k
January s. lo4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
January 20, ls45.
STAFs or OHlo, BaoWN eoUSTY,l
CodRT OF CuMMoN PLEAs.
State Of Ohio


State %. V! Ohio In cA.p..ry,
James Givens &others
T1E Il remembered .tha heretofore 10 wit:
6sn the 25th day ofJnly A. ID. 1874, the
ComuLainant filed IN said Court her eerain
Bill ia Chancery ry--settfng forth among other
things, that said Givens, On the 23d day OF
Nav is4l, executed two obligations to The
complainant for sSurplus Reyenue'-one for
ths sum of S4O0 with Benjamin Applegate and
John DixsOn security, and the other for S3o0
with Daniel w. .Appsgaie principal and he
the said Owens aud Benjamin Applegate secu-
rity that upon the obligation FIRST named the
said Givens, on thel2lh day uf November l542,
piad & 1OOof the principal, andtha upon both
of said obligations the interest was fully paid
including the instalment due May 23d t843.--
Ibe hill further states that the better to secure
said sums Of money, the said Givels, On the
llth day of August l643, executed u mortgage
ofthat date to theComp lainant upon 33I acres
Of land lyins in said county on the waters OF
Whiteolk creek, which said mortgage is proper
" conditioned for the paymentof said sums OF
money and interest. The bill alleges that said
obligations are due with arrears of interest, g.
| that said Givens. before the execution of the
.mortpaae aforesaid, executed, a mortgage ia
| 50 the Def. Otho Williams for the aledged
um Of 55I dollars g. 70 cents dne April l4th
I944. TO the defendant Henry Gill for Sl40D
due Apil7, 1874, to the deftOIhoR Richards for29g
dollars due May I'd ls43, 10 the dsh. Ebenezel
| Watsonfor 1903 dollars As cents due 9Th Sep
i tember I543, aud toden. David q. Dsyore fol
! l98 dollars so cents due four gears from ths24tt
i day Of August ls43.
The prayer of the bill is, that said Court de
cree an account 20 be taken and statedOf the
i amounts due upon said mortgages respectively
and that said real estate be sold to satisfy tn,
same acc ,rding to priority. and for general re-
lief And at the lastOctober term Of said court
il aupearing to the satisfaction Of the uourt
that The Defsndents Williams, Gill and Wat
son are not residents of the State of Ohio, OF
motion ordered that notice of the pendency (
PRAYER Of the bill be published insths Democrat
ic STANDARD, newspaper published IN saie
county Of Brown, for six consecutive weeks pri
o. to The next Term OF said Court. Said de
PENDANTS will therefore appear and plead, an
swer ordemur to said bill according to th,
rules Of said Court, or said bilt, as to. them
will be taken as confessed, and tho matter
therein deereed accordingly.
JoaN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
!, DAVID G DEvoRE, SJrr.
January 8, ls45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

ChonbeFa EdInbnrg Journal has . long
lcle. well written and fall Of valuable
Ia.efnslions respecting lhis country,
ahsfeln shs uFllag says tllats The Amer.
sssna deanfTz feai eNa an e. The mann6F
.hey haes governed II nseltes.
no nation II Europe would BE- equal.
s eoupoIeal q mainlain democratic
4ssIunenl.
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ILLINols.

The people Ofihis State are 20 have an
opportunity atlheir next election loyoie
for OF against convention 10 0mend their
constitution. Ono amendment desired
isio abolish the life Judiciary, making a
shaierm for Judgeship. &c, How
auh nEelic Of an aTisiOcFatic age ever
nas RDlowed 70 creep into their c0nslitu,
a d amstier Of surprise 10 US.
Wabash Standard.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

The wine suspension abguoduct over
the Allegheny river a, Pittsburgh, is rapS
IDLY progressing. The pier are neatly
completed, and the workmen have com
menced the construction Ofthe wire ca
blss. The wood work Is alsO going on
finely There issaid TO be little dOul I
Of the completion Of The work by the fast
Of April.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Brown Common Pleas,

John G Broso, -Admr of ]
John Hemmerle deed
vs..
Henry Kendall, Sabina Petition TO sell
Kendall Qate Hemmerlc) lant.
IOhn Hemmerle, ,Gathariuo
demm4rIe s. Joseph Hem
merle.
IWNIlE defendants will take notice that. on
the 9th of November ls IA, petition was
filed against them in theCOurt OiCommon Pleas
for Brown county Ohio, by John g. Brose,
Admir- Of John Flemmerle decd, leiIesenting 10
that the personal property Of said decadont is
insufficient to pay the debts Of the estate THAT
he died seized of 240 acres of land situated in
PerryTownship,i in the county < State Aforesaid
part OF a survey entered in the name of J lhn
Roberts number twenty six hundred & eighty
seven mo. 26S7l. The petition prays, that 50
much Of said land, as will be necessary to dis
charge the debts Of said estate together with in
cidental ch rges. may be sold by the Petitioner,
g. that he be authorized to convey by deed &c
the purchaser. At the uext term ofsnid court
the petitioner will ask for an arder accordingly
when tine defendantscan make their objections
II any they havs or can, against these proceed
ings.
John Hemmerle decd
Dec. IIth. 1874. --6N
u.uvp (, IouarnN 2oIs for petfr
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STATE ov Ono, llAmLToS CoUNTy Cow Prs

STATE oV Ono, llAMILToS CoUNrY Con- Prs.
Jare scott,a In Chancefv Il
vs.
Grlsl Scott & others. Divorce.
THE Complainant Is hsreby notiaed tina /
DeposItlons viii be- taken by the Defendanfs !
n the above ease on the 10th day 81 4 bruarv
1915, between the hours Of 8 oselack 4. m. and
s. o'clock p, m. at the Office of Huston Bare
Esq in SasdlaiaF Brown county Ohio, ana win
Be continued from day to day untjll eomnIste.
CIV KING, AIT. for Def.
January 07th. lsA5.-Sw
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RnBnL1oN. The new police Of New
York, who have been ordered 10 wear a
blue cot. wiih M, P. on lhs collar, have
opsnly rebelled and refused 10 wear the
uUiiorm. They declare that allAmencan
eilzsns we're born free and equal, and
ihki they ere not lveTied servants.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
For ,he Standard.
FAsHlONs

~ NN 3teAt~f
FASHIONS.
Git ear my muse while repeat
The fashions Of the dasi
VITA bumped up backs & trimed 50 neal,
So lovely, o. dear mel
The misses; shat lively creatures,
Hsu sweet their pleasant looks,
But nbs ccn,enl with their features,
Have tried to make the crooks.
Behold Ihsp when they pass along,
So eheerfUl and 50 gay;
Mhile murmuring Ger some old song
TbsrpesIs loved 20 say.
With curls and ribands made so neal,
With rosy cheeks 50 fair;
With graceful folds your eyes DO meet,
Aud sill that hunPi is there.
la svlumn prOmP thai hump appears
With gtapd majestic air.
Iss lnvely head SO proudly rears
And draws attraction there.
Hss rides about and takes his rest,
Aud folds his arms so neat,
No cares distract his psOceful hear.
But pleasures always meet.
When. al the charms Of nature fail,
And beauty incomplete.
Az then takes up the wondrous tale,
Humps, padiings made so'sweei'.
-
Give ear my muse wh le ! repeat
The fash ons Oi the day,
with bumped up backs + trimmed.
neat.
81 lovely, o, dear me!
Feb. Isl, 1876. BETA GAMMA
Masculine certain.
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Road Notice.

n tHE Commissioners appOintedat the last
session Of the Ohio Legislature to lay out
and establish State read from the town OF
Newhope N the county Of Brown, near the res
idenee Of James McCsll-ths towns of BufOrd
Dodsanvills and Lynchhurgh in ths. county oi
Highland, and Martinsville to Wilmington n
the county Of Clinton, returned their survey
and plat in favor of the establishment Of said
70 "a 10 the Auditor Of Brown county. IN the
4th day Of September last, and at the last De
cember meeting the Commissioners Of Brown
comfy it was ordered that no.ice should be Civ
en- to all parties interested in the establishment
Of said road, that the Commissioners Of saiC
county OF Brown would hear the parties in favo
,r against the establishment of said road, ant
application for damages Of any person or per
sons, on ac:ount Of tie location of said roal
through his, her or their lauds, at their mex
March meeting.
Of B, g. o.
January 90, ls45.
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UNCONVENTIONAL STATIsTlCs.
Tie American Almanac for ls45 con
tains statistics OF The various denVm'na-
lions in the UniiedSlales. ltseems that
tbe Methodist, including their various OF
eanizatiOus, are BY Ear the most numeF-
Gus. The Baptisis rank next. aud next
10 them The Presbylerians. The follow
inR abslrScl may be interesting 10 some
Of our resdeIs.
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Brow Common PIeas.

David D.. Brannon and Mary PettiOnts
Ann j. Evans Admrx. Of A. eomplsis real
Evans deed. vs. contract.
Anthony Evans heirs.
.nN the 10Th day Of November 1874 the Ad-
NyministratoFs OF Anthony Exams decd, late
Of. Brown county Ohio, 6led their petition in
the Clerks Office Of Brown Common Pleas, al.
lsgng that en- the 18th November ie49 said
Evans exchanged so acres Of land with Fran.
els Fike, for So aerSs owned by the latter; shat
said Evans died without complsti ,g said con :.
traeti that Fike has complied with Il on his
part ,--and asking the Courtto give them au-
thOrity to complete said exchange on bshaIfof
said Evans heirs Az the next Term they
will move said Court 20 grant them such au-
thorIty and said heirs can then make kn6wn
any objection they basstO these proceedings.
Nov. 10th, lS44.
HAMER & JoHSsToK.
For the PetiticRsn.
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STATE OF ONO, BRowN CtUNTY,
SUpEkME CouRT.
Chancery.

vs.. ChanceTy
Alexander Heaton.
In pursuance Of an order made in this cause
al the last March term Of said Court. the COM
pltinant, on the 2Ist day OF February next,
wiz proceed with the Surveyor of said county to
survey tbe land and premises in controversy viz.
In making tn, survey under said order tie par
ties will meet at the beginning corner Of said
pFemises al the hour Of 9 O'Clock A. M. and
win continue from day to day between the
hours Of Q o'clock A. NJ. ana S O'Clock p M.
till the survey Is completed.
Dawn 9. DEvoRk, sol'r.
forCOmplanant
January 9, ls45.
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one third in one year, and the residue in tvo
years, with interest from the day Of sale, TO 's
secured by bond and good security.
JoHN RAnEx. Executor
Benjamin Sutton deed.
JsnuMy ?, ls45.
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HAMER & JoHNsToK.
For the Petiticnsss.
Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster.

i faster.
NNHIS "a becoming Que of the most populs-
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world. Il is also efieaciehs in removing wens,
tdmors, eorns, &c. Vc Go not design to pu6
this medieine with old fictitious cert erti6cates,but
will simpl! mention few recent eases, here i.
aas effecte ules.
JNr. Sloan, ofZanesville, after having suffered
with Rheuma.ism for eine gears, was cured By
Using the Hebrew Plaster.
Jur. Anderson Of Putnam, was troubled for
long time with a fame back, occasioned by over,
lifting, and was cured by using thisplasler.
A man [na,iie not recoleeted )of Gralioi, in
Licking county, was entirely curedby using Is
plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Worsiell,
editorof the Masslon Gazette, was furnished
US few days since;
Messrs Comstoek & Co.-DUring last wi ltI
and spring,sl was so troubled with a main in my
breast las 10 render me unfit for he dRtjes d. the
Office; and hearing your ew Dayid's OF Het.sw,
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was induced TO give il trial. had ", IN a
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Mespis. Coms,ock 4 Cs:--Last SpdDK 1 W. :
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