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EXECUTOR'S SALE.-Noticc is hereby Civ.
~ Ell, that the subscriber, as The executor OF
Abraham Henthorn, deceased will offer Tor sale
on the 18th day of June, la+7, between 10 o'clock
a. aud clock p. IN. of said day, public out
cry at the front door of the court house in Woods
field. the folluw ing described real estate Ia wit:
The North half Of The North East qurter of
Secfion IL. in To,o,,I ip 4. Of Range s.. contain
ing So acres or less, subject to the dover es-
tate therein If Nancy HenthorD. Terms ofsale-
one-hild cash in hand, one. third in IL months and
the balance in l8 months with interest. to be Sc
cnred to the satisfaction of the executor.
THOMAS MCMAHON,
Executor of Abraham Henthdrn, decd.
may 8, lS47. 4w
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EXECUToRs' sALE.-Notice 70 hereby .i,

NXECUTORS'S SALE.AN 10 hereby Civ.
~ ell. that the subscribers, ss the executors OF
Reuben Philips, deceased will oher lot sale on the
l2ih day OF June. lS47, between stlock .. m and
front door of the court house In WoodsfeId. the
following described real estate, 10 wit: The South
hay Of the South Wta quarter. Of Secfioa IL,
IN T"aciship 4, Of Range 6. in said county, sub.
Ject to the dover estate of Mary Philips therein; 10
he sold to pay the debts of the said Reuben Phips.
Terms OF saIe-one-third cash down, one-third In
six months, and the balance in nine months with
interest, to be secured by mortgage on the premi.
ses WILLIAM MASON,
sle MARY ANN PHILIPS ,era
Executors Of Reuben Philips. decd,
May !, lSl7.-4w 9
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thing will prosper; we shall then love
our country better, 1ol the Bank wil,
attend TO its legitimate business. and
STRENGTHEN THE GOVERN.
MENT! and will slowly. very slowly.
RISE IN ITS MIGHT AND OVERCOME L
ANY OPPOSITION which may be
attempted. We shall then have NO
NEED TO TROUBLE OUR ELVES ;
ABOUT THE GOVERN MENT AMI
HIS POLICY OR PRINCIPLES, BUT
QUIETLY CULTIVATE QUA FARMS
AND ATTEND TO UR TRADES.
fnr assisted hy such Bank as will be
formed, il will have The ability and di,.
pnsitioD 10 TAKE GOOD CARE NF
THE PEOPLES iNTERESTS!!r'
eyes, indeed" !" the Statesman further remarks,
stbe bank will attend TO its legitimate business,
ness, and would attend to business that was not Ie-
gitimate. If the bank was tolerated for few
years, we have no doubt but that the people would
be relieved from the cares Of government, and the
bank would most graciously take the whole man.
agement Of the government into its care. and the
people could quietly cultivate their farms and
work in their shops, and the bank would take good
care oftheir interests! Was ever such unbIushing
impudence heard of The people openly told to
vote for the whig party. that they may make a
bank TO administer their government and take care
of the peoples interests. while they could work at
the plough and the workbench! The old bank
did slowly rise in it's might, and did "overcome all
opposition" until it encountered Old Hickory
He laid tlow, and long will grateful people re-
member and praise him for it.'' -t
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predictions Of federalism ia 1924, '28
and 80, II General JAcxsoN should be
elected to the Presidency The coun
try was 10 be ruined; the iron arm d
military despotistn was to crush US
the civil government was 10 be super
ceded by an arbitrary military despoi.
ism. All this WINS 10 be done by the e.
lection oi Gen. ANDREW JA KsoN. Al
though he had filled the civil stations o
Governor of his State, Judge Of the
Court, Representative and Senator in
Congress; and in TACT. nearly alI the
stations Of civil life were given him by
the people; and yet his military Prov
ess omitted him, in the eyes Of federal
ism, fnr the Presidency. And now. 10
cap the climax Of their false prophecies
and hy pocrasy, they propose to elect a
man 10 the Presidency because he has
proven himself successful military
man. They propose 10 take General
Taylor from the army, where be has
been for forty years without intermis-
sion, never in his life occupying c,u,l
station.
Again: they have been loud and
clamorous in their denunciatIon Of the
democracy, for even countenancing a
man who happens to live in the South.
II Mr.. Polk appoints a man to Office
who happens 10 live South Of Mason
and Dixon's line, the democracy are
denounced as s'dough-iaces," "piianl
tools OF the South,n and "adherents to
slavery" If Northern or Western
State votes for the democracy, that
State has showed the pregnant hinges
Of the knee to Southern dictation."-
Such have been the set phrases which
federalism has, without stint, heaped
upon the democracy for years past.--
But now they propose to elect man
10 the Presidency who is thorough
Southern man--the holder of an hun
dred slaves. These iactiuus objections
are, and have been customary with led
eralism. But they have belied them
all, and shown by their acts that hy-
,pocrisy and deception are the main
stays to their rotten and oft.condemned
party. Let the people think Of these
things and trace them back, and see
federalism on its winding way.--Ohio
Statesman.
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Call on Ohio for more Volun-
teers---Gov. Bebb's ProcIa-

ulutIOus I.l s.lI. .|s |.i"
The call OF the Secretary Of War
and the proclamation of Governor Bebt
or ten companies OF infantry and one
company OF mounted volunteers, vii,
he found ia this days paper. vii
Ohio respond, as usual, to the call?--
We do not doubt it. We hope the
Governor will make all the necessary
arrangements for encouraging the fiji
ing up OF the ranks. Governor Barley
took it upon himself to meet the con
tingent expenses that was actually ne.
cessarv to the raising and mastering in
of the volunteers, and the United Seate.
promptly refunded all. II is the duty
Of the States 10 supply such unprovlded
for contingencies, until it can be settled
or by the general government; and we
feel sure OHIO will no, stand by idly.
and see her quota tail for want Of pro-
per means being adopted. The ex-
ense OF enlisling a company of eighty
men is considerable. and some means
should he adopted for providing tn
thrs, expenses. ], i. utterly imprac'i-
cable to enlist a cnmpany unless the.
are kept together ana su sisted rs en-
sicd. The ,deaoi enlistin. them. ana
allowing them to remain at home uni
full Company is raised, is entirely i'm
practicable. II would require more
time TO get them together when the.
were wanted, than il would To enlist
'hem. By prompt action these men
can be raised in three weeks.--Ohio
Snipsmnn.
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Farm for Sale.

NyH E subsciber offers for sale the farm on which
u he now resides, adjoining the town Of Woods
field containing about So acres; which is erect
ed frame dwelling house. There is on said pre-.
misses young orchard Of apple trees which have
just commenced bearing, and upwards Of 100 good
peach trees; also well OF good water near the
house. The subscriber would exchange bis farm
for one containing larger number Of acres. For
the terms apply to the subscriber on the premises.
march 20-tf GILES BROOKS. g
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their next session in June. praying TO
,acate so much of the road leading from Woods.
field to Marietta, beginning for the same opposite
the mouth of the road fork in Elk township thence
across the ridge to intersect the said road At or
near Harretsville.
april H. lS47.
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kOa,l Nntice.

"HERE will be a petition presented to tn.
IL Commissioners of Monroe county, at theil
June session, praying for alteration Of the Glad
road leading from Bates's mill to Summerfed
commencing at the north west corner uf the north
east quarter Of section 35, T. Z, of r Z, thence tr
Morris DAnford's corn crib, thence to ntersect the
road again near the west end of said Danford's lane
MORRIS DANFORD.
may 8, lS47
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J. NJ. Il J. p. MASON,
Attorneys A at Law,
WOO pSFlELD. OHIO.
Office one door north of w. F. Hunters Office.
May 8, lS47.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition will be
IN presented 10 the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their June session, praying for the loca-
ton Of county road commencing at William BIZ
ven's in Franklin township thence the nearest and
best route to John Smiths in said township, thence
the nearest and best route TO intersect the State
road from Barnesville 10 Marietta, at or near the
south east corner of s. Johnson's farm in Enoch
township, in said county. may g.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
N be presented to the Commissioners OF Mon
roe county. at their June session, praying for a
review aud alteration of 50 much Of the old ridge
road, leading from Woodsfeld to Suniish. as lies
bet cen Ezekiel Moore's barn and Thomas Car
rlck's blacksmith shop.
spriI "a, lS47.
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,,,,atl Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners IL Monroe
county at their next Jung session. praying for the
vacation of the road leading from the State road
from Beallsyilc to the mouth Of Captina creek on
the Land Of VIM, Powell, thence down the ess.
fork Of Atkinsnos run to intersect the road Lead.
ing from the mouth Of sail run to BealIsvilIe.
Sunsbhry township, May ., I6a6. ~ itGH
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ISAIAH ELY'S ESTATE.-Notice is hereby
given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified as executrx Of the estate Of Isaiah
Ely, late of Monroe county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within one yesr for
settlement; aud all persons indebted TO said estate
will please call and make immediate payment.
ELIZABETH ELY
april II, lS45, Executrix
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| Anofher InralM restored 10 Health.
Tread the follawing statement Of facts from Mr..
Eli Bailey, highly respectable merchant Of Wen.
ia, johnson county. Ilnois
Messrs Phelps s. BIakesey, St Lauis, Mo-,
Gen,lemen:-A desire 10 benefit the afflicted
throughout the land has alone induced me ia max
the following statement pf facts respecting one Of
the most astonishing cures ever recprded: My sdn
now seventeen years aid has been afflicted during
his whdle life with constant cough, pain in the
side and chest, acc ompanied with night sweats and
hectic fever, which produced great emaciatiDn
and debility: and al intervals during the night his
exp.ctoration would become SO great as to endan.
ger his life from strangulatun. During this tins
he was attendedby many physicians of the highes
repute, whose prescriptions gave but temporary
relief in fact, SO alarming we're the SYMPTOMS. and
so inveterate was his disease, than I was compel
led to believe him beyond the reach Of medical
0id a 'G
All our neighbours who saw him, regarded him
as one who was rapidly approaching an early and
premature grave. After having thus exhausted
the,skil nf Dur bet physicians, without obtaining
relief, was prevailed upon by the advice Of a
friend to make use Of Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry.
| He commenced its use abougthe 30th Of Decem.
ber, 1874, the first bottle of which gave astonish.
ing relief, and begun again to indulge in the
fond hope that he might yet be restored to health
After having continued the use OF it until three
bottles had peen taken. the disease was entirely
overcome, and his shattered constitution and
health, which he continues to enjoy up to the pre-
sent time.
believe the genius, Dr.. Wistar's Balsath Of
Wild Cherry, to be one of the most valuable me-
dicines ever discpvered-khowing, as / do, that
the above cure was effected solely by its use.
Il am, gentlemen. very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant
April 9. 1916. ELI BAILEY
GJ-Cures similar 10 the above are constantly
being perfarmed in all parts of the country, aud
we shduld indeed be destitute Of all feelings of
humanity, did we not call upon all who aflict-
ed with pulmonary diseases 10 resort at once to
the use OF this, the only remedy that can be relied
upon for cure.
SANFORD s. PARK,
Corner of 4th and Walnut streets, Cincinnati,
General Agents fur the Western States.
J. A. e. G. H DAVENPORT, Woods6eId.
ANsHrTz, POLLOCK s. Co., Sunfsh.
J. F. BIpDENHARN & Co., Malaga.
WELcH g. THOMPSON, BeaiisviIie.
april IL lsi7.ly '
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o. A FACT IN NATURAL HIsToRY.--M
Edward ArchbOld, Of this village, has COW with
fine lively calf walking about by her side. This
is Of itself not very strange. But it is somewhat
remarkable that the cow herself is just one year
three months and four days old-having been caIv.
ed ON the 10th day Of January, ls46. She is part
Durham
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Attacl,Mput.

A T ouI instance an attachment was this day is
"A. sued by Samuel Powell, a Justice OF the
Peace, OF Enoch Township, Monroe County,
gainst the property and effects OF Ella Moore, an
ybsconding debtor. Dated this 9th day Of March,
lsl7. SUMMERS, ELLIOTT. g. Co.,
april l7.-5w BY JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
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HyHOMAS LANNAM'S ESTATE.-Natce
j ishereby given that the subscribers have been
appulnted and qualified as executors of the estate
OF Thomas Lanram, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said es-
tate will present them legally authenticated within
one year for settlement; aud all persons indebted
to the same will please make immediate payment.
WILLIAM LANNAM,
JAMES LANNAM.
may S, l847. p3t Executors
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DlED,-On Tuesday morning last. at the
residence Of Joseph Rodgers. in this place, Will.
LIAM JACOBS. son Of Matthew Jacobs, aged about
is years.
On Wednesday last, at the residence Of her
brother. Thomas Shotwe. in this place. Miss RE.
BEccA SHorwELL. aged about 20 years. t'i
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WiSTAR'S
Balsam of Wild Cherry.

II FAD the following letter W tten to the
IL agent at Bowling Green, KY, bya gentle
man Of high standing in that place:
Mr.. JOSEPH I. YouNGLovE,-
Sir: As duty owe 10 the community,
and particularly to the afflicted, would state that
! had been for number of years laboring under
disease and weakness of the lungs, which caused
me to cough great deal. and produced consequent
debility of my system generally TO such degree,
that il was with difficulty could walk.to do which
even tor short distance, experienced grest "a
tigue. had various medicines recommended to
me, which used without any beneficial effects
whatever, until procured bottle of Wild Cherry.
The use of one bottle afforded relief. entirely re-.
lieving me of cough, and restoring my lungs to
healthy action. The use Of il for short time in
creased my general health and strength to such an
extent that was stronger and more healthy than
had been for gears before. From the trial have
made of the medicine, can confidently recomend
it a, a powerful tonic. certain cure for affections
Of the lungs unless it be may in case Of Consump-
ton, obstinate and long standing.
~. JAMES A. LEWIS
March Z. 1876. Bowling Green, Ky.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
F. KOEHLER

"AS just received at the old stand, one door
LII south OF the Courthouse, Fresh Stock ol
SPRING y SUMNER GOODS.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
WIRE, HaRDWARE, &c, &C
Also good supply ofREADY MADE cLoTHIe.
All of which he is selling at the LO,Dest Prices for
Cash or approved Country Produce
Woodsfield, May 8, l847. nSly
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SAMUEL BUSKlRK'S ESTATE. No,ics
- is hereby given that the subs .riber has been
appointed aud qualified as executor ot the estate pf
Samuel R".krk, late Of Aionro. county, dec,sl
Alptrsoi's having claims against said estate VIII,
present them legally authenticate within one wear
for settlement; aud all persons indebted to said e..
tate VIII please call and make immediate payment.
WIN. C, BUSKlRK, ,Ar,5
april H'l ls4I Exscutos.
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A PpLICATION FOR PARDON.-Noticei is
"A hereby given, that petitions are now In cir
culatioh, and will be presented to the Governor Of
Ohio, for the pardon Of JAMES SrACKHOUSE
who was sent TO The penitentiary from Monroe
county, for h rise stesling- at the Oc.
tober term, lS46.
april "a, IS41
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0o- In the Auditor of States instructions on the
Tax Laws. page 20, it is stated that "township as.
SCISSORS required to ascertain and return TO the
county Auditor. the value added to any tract. lot
or parcel of real property. by any new structure
over the value of t,oo hundred dollars" This, we
are requested by the Auditor Of this county to say,
should read "one hundred dollars;" such being the
law. sH.f.F .....H ..-.r- s-.ss .....r
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Attachment.

A my instance an attachment was this dsy is
"A sued by Citizen Beali, Justice Of the Peace
ofSunbury township, Monroec county, Ohio, against
the property and effects OF Nathaniel Cooper a non-
resident Of said county. Dated this fifteenth day
Of April. A. D. l8iZ rs,-...,.
spril 2<.sod-Sip SAMUEL B. SMITH.
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VNILLIAM HALLS ESTATE Notice 5
w hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as sammista,or Of the 70.
tate of William Hall. lata Of Mouroe county, d.
ceased. All pe,soas having claims against said
estate will present their legally authenticated with.
In one year for seiemeat; and an persa,.s i.debs.
et to said estate will please call and make imme-
date payment sfe THOMAS PIATT.
apih IL, 1871. Administrators.
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IOSiAH STUARD'S ESTATE.-The undes-
- signed having been appointed at the Aprit
tenn Of the Court of Comm.n Pleas, fer Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator Of the estate of Josiah
Suard. late OF SAID county, deceased; notice i
therefore given to all persons Indebted to said ss-
state, to make immediate payment. aud those hav-
ing claims will present them legally authenticated
for settlement within one year from this date. =
" lL2. VIM s. WILSON. Admr.9
aprfl 12-3t "a,
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STEPHEN McCoY'S ESTATE. --Noiice Is
- hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed aud qualified as administrators Of the es-
tate of Stephen Mccoy, late Of Monroe county,
deceased All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated with.
in one year for settlement; and all persons indebt-
ed to the same wifplease call and make immediate
payment. vIOLINDA Nc COY,
WILLIAM McKAlN, &
april "a, lS47 Administrators.
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A TTENTION !--Alfmember Of the rife COM
"A pany known as the " w Woodsiield Greys," who
are yet indebted for their Caps, or trimmings, are
requested to call At the proper place and make pay.
msnt Immediately.
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SAMUEL LEAMoN'S ESTATE - Nosice
~ is hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified executors of the estate
of Samuel Leanon. late Of Monroe coa1ty decd.
All persons having claims against said estste win
present them legally autheutlc ated within one yesr
Tor settlement; and all persons indebted to said
tate will please call aud make Immediate payment
VIM NJ REA. lr...y
eF 34L5lup JOHN r. REA, 5fsAss''p'osN fsAss'p'osN
3 april ~, lSt1 .oaasaa "A ,sa,sis
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

0o- We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD
SALISBURY as a candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer. .,ts,i eg, Z,
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MARRIED,-On Wednesday last. by the
Rev. l.. Petty, Mr.. THOMAS II. FORD and Mis-,
CLARINDA Z. Person, all OF Centre township.
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EDITED BY J. R. MORRIS.

Or Mr.. JOHN B. NoLL, of Ohio township. is
authorised receive and receip. for subscriptions
to the esprit Of Democracy"
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Admission TO The whole, only as conts.

U-fae ing 10 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ialy
t#F and 18th for two laws onig. uoarg eFet all Z.
M.HerfrHaneet u commence Al 70 e o'clock syeaihf
Faee VIII Re n .rsat rerflrmaucno on Thursday sftef
~ 81. H t1Hthcs and v!s!to.s from the e5attryr EN-
q ETc1HH A. - @'llrek
ia, CaH amy vii also ptrform i1 WersviHc Friday,
JatF9.h -eeuhenvife 10Th, He.asalrgl l25h, Washing.
taH. Pa, TUESDAY, Juiy lah l2
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A PRINCELY FORTUNE

las been pr0lusely latishcd, and the service Of
100 MECHANICS AND ART ANS!
CT acknowledged Taste and IA CenutY, kept "A
constant reqaisit!on for Five Months, IN designing
and Executing the AppuItenances and Properties
Of this Gigantic Scheme, IA a syie Of Unpreee.
den,ed Maenlfcence, resulting IN the most exquis.
tie Mechanical Gems, and the most gratifying
Chef d,aasIes Of American shL.
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ps vans tiaR atysry cheap prices, will caH.
harpeL Hat and esp store. corner otaiaiu and
tImts f,ftl.em lr
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BRASS BAND

Is Picked Musicians, in Lusirous Uniforms.
af n celebrity Iu boil Hem spheres to winch no Other
band aspres lea " The IMMORTAL EDWARD
KENDALL whose fatne az the H!4GlS 5Jg
3AE41 AJAX penetrated every circle to which muse
has Hcces55 at once gives tone to TIE pure and ndmi-
Fa5.e amuzeme.its OF ts Monster Circus, wheiherIn
.eadIHg the IMHEYsELY ExrENBED PFaCKssioN in
the Su&8a1JB G5Atss3a M6s3g gig OF
awakening the ecHocs ofthe streets While GJGM-zp
III Is 4ga5g 34zs&zEgg&G g&a@Ls, q
H4zts a. EP4os4Hg the performance into 4
soIREE MUsICALE!
rot the least attractive feature IA which vii &c ths
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MoRRoB. & " NsEH}N

tLaA FreHehc'ath, TIE 0uest pisce oftfaeA IIeuca
sssnih iAe city a aycry reduced price At
~ LEHMAN son,
zfsw ahd cheap fhladglshis siefe, Nafaets4 are.
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~ ''.a day afaa moreno Grape t=e
ta-et buttons tor trimming dresses
.''. o"s eso Nr.eH game naHnes ut
80 "A HfI%kEl .fs&
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4atas ll4fse to- lsst Tt7eI ID IT
O b HEt=n EGf

= hLAAA LiAEs-Jas, re=eFrI Ae
Ia. tA4n1tH H4 sta R Nf
~ 1 bit tlfEH $50
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