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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

G" The following Nc would recommend
nr careful pcu,ll by lhr.r who arn forever
harpIug upon Ihc political '.a OF slavery in
our Southern States
An association or lhc emancipation oJnr
~ millions Of .crfs loo Russia has never been
thought Of .n Great Britain or America, and
lbc philanthropy Of both cuunluc, is solely
and intensely directed toward three million,
and a half Ut American negroes. whose con-
diion, as 10 regards intelligence, Is a, least
equal lo tho Uh,ls bondsnon Of Russia. The
misfortune 1t the .cris is IN their white color
Ifihcy bad bccn black, ~ EuroTc wouldh have
rrsounici with druuncialious Of Russian cru
city -Prou4lq6s HsrdH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

r7-It is curious to see with What irvor
the Wing pres, advocate the laws OF the uGI.
ted States relative To the Cub1n cNpcditionisls,
and how shocked they are Il any one should
express ,hcur disbelief Of the utility Of the
utility Of the course taken BY the government,
IN preventing ihc sailing Of such expeditions,
when a few months since they were battling
with al the weapons IN their power to pre-
ven, the execution OF the fugitive slave law.
The president was assailed and roughly hand
led because he saw fit to publIsh the fact that
the requirements Of the fugitive slave law
should be milnlaincd.-What is the meaning
Of this wonderful change Has the president
made a /" concession with the whig aboli.
tionisis i-LiHcOlH Democrat
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Wonderful Developments.

Wonderful Developments.
The uorJrfll Development. Recently made
,hr,ral a., NrN York Herald. relative go
,t, ,.rflrr1I cn-rrsrurl,a-r Of certain
,....l..-.,trlr Nsror.I p.un-rnr E,rru.
,,, c..rmr,., Mr rnr.r respective Su,r,.
....,. d, have ,,,rr ,h, vh,-. now courage.
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,.... l.,rr.a o., 5.r.- Gnn I.m u.aa certain
...rmrI questions. OPP gg.a question: .l cua.
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,.., r4,. AMY r-.,..r.a. 20 perfection. 80
have tH..r rnup. Bus 49, uuk % 30.
-..n uG true mrml-urar u.. $500 Tu1..H
u belong m l'r an. am.,. goo D.. continual
f Publishing ttr ua'r.ufsm.mhr..u r.nl
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WORLD hIs mvur I.r p.n O.. r.n.i ,Hn
a.r. ur ruar oi Boo. au.ara.
o.. foregoing article .au.H ... a..a-
.aI n.iup.s. with tr following. lum DO.
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d'br d>rforN Drnlutrut.
PARls. rRIpNY. sErr. 10. 1851.

r7rS. M.PETrENGiIl., Ne. 10 SrAtr 81.
(Ioa,ual Buitlingl BostoS is uur authorized agrnl
ior rrucuring Subscriptions, forwarding advertise
fnruts, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

FArIL AcclDCST.-Ata place above Beth
el, known rs Gandcr Comsr, on Sabbath day,
Sept. II, lad aged Is years, by the name Of
Holt, attempted to board the Cars Of the Jen-
NY Lind on her passage to Gorham, when he
fell under the wheels and was literally torn in
pieces. Both legs and both arms were sever
ed frum the body and the skull and bowels
crushed. lie died instantly.
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go TIE candidate OF the Maine Domoc'
acy in the National Convention
Who shall kC be 40

zoe Aug ''' age '' '.. ''''
.'''' article WIN ''. .''.' ''i'.''' ".''''
.'.'In. 'A.'i ''.'. '''.'''' .'
n'.r m1n '' 'r selected -' o. ''.'..'.. ''' ''.
neat President.
Speaking "l u' DELEGATES '' Dbl. '''' '' '''
National '"''''''''' ''' age ''''
"Thuas delegate, 600 order irn'y To reflect
.ar'irN- 7aI wishes ct 'h' constituencies
fh.. rrIr..'ni, SOL, Of course desire Too 9''"
fr "'Hu ,hD mlvul, d i0r Democracy "l
thr State incline. They vll Dr. anxious 10
-.-lain do, rrfrua ofi0r Sa,r, anil v,ll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

rest with his fathers in the beloved land, his
country.
The Jews when in captivity are represent.
ed by the Psalms, as saying, " by the rivers
Of Babylon there we sat down yea, We wcP,,
when We remembered Zion. II / forget thee,
Oh Jerusalem, lc, my right hand forge, her
cunning" To this day the Jew turns his
eyes towards the imperial city," and wher.
ever be may be-, whatever hs condition, his
hope is, that the DAY may come when biz scat
tered people shall return with Joy In their be-
loved country.
Now no one prclends to deny the fact that
this anlent love Of ones country exert. a
powerful and .alu,ary influence. Il gives In
tcgriy and dignity to the statesman courage
snd prudence To the warrior; rcclitudc and
virtue To our judl,ial and legislative bodies,
and inspire, the nation with an energy Of Pur-
pose to guard their rights and rcpcl the as
saull, ri their enemies. Hence the patriots
II our native soil. when struggling for their
freedom against a powerful enemy, were APP
plaudcd fur their love Of country, by their en-
cmics themselves They were the real low
cr, Ut thrir country and such men love their
lriols country, and would never countcnancc
single measure To- dissolve the Union
While the true man would desire 4" 10 die
among h, kindred, D." that his own native vii
lagr mgh, b. the rcposo ~ his bones, and
louk forward IN "a better country" love
her, q happier, an immortal home Still be-
would cvclaim, oh my country, thou art
dear 10 my heart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

~ Tho experimenting School Commit
ircss of thc -svcri towns, and lhe Clerks u
thc several plantations IN the County Of OK.
ford, atII msr, Zoo annual convention, at Frye
burg Village, oa Wednesday che Gul dly u
October, Tor rhc purpose Of clrruur Nrm.
hrr Of ,hs Bah of Education, and attending
60 any other cuisines. pertaining 90 lbr cause
of cIueauoa ia, may properly come before
ihr convention.
The lusuui. aaI Convention being hr'i 10
ur cy,rync Wn, Trr, Of lhc County, Do wlII
hr very iTealr foe many to attend, 'i.II wc
bop, lhrrrv,.l boz "a 6Il attendance. Amow
pleasant location cannot br found Members
will fnd excellent accommodation o., tr,ON-
ford Hotel, rrng fitted mp aud furnished lu
guaIuyr. aalhT,sy Nelson Carnage E-q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

lu 1870 che nuuhc, of landed proprietor, IN
ENGLAND. tis said. was about two hundred
end aay thousald A. Prcscrs they number
bullluy ihrl,1rd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19
Shocking Railroad Accident.


4 cahmiou accident occurred about nine
o'clock. Friday evening, on Doe Portland Sac
"a, aaI Portsmouth road, to a special train
containing Oh. steamboat passengers from
Bangor Ig which VIZ. Geo. PalIr,y, llc co..
rnrrr, a.d w. C'.mru, Prnnrll, Ir, tire.
n1n. vr-. instantly NI.rJ. and q number OF
Doe passenger. moro COZ lne ml.m.l ur bruls.
"a The accident occurred BOO Elliot, lhI. side
orP.r.mrah. N1rrilcusuar'u.n, which
ordinarily 'a,., our cts ,qmHrr past h'c
O'Clock. T.. " hlI a-ri, Doc track repair.
rr. rrrra u. .rrw would ha no farther train
Gr rhr lry. Proceeded lo take OPP small
bridge Which .ru,I farm r1I lIr bad
Hr rlula I One Ut Doe slrrrrr. uf ihu
bridge removed, when thc .r.rul train came
ur The u.ur was u.d.s ,arh powerful
U.lwy Ia.us cumr down lor. l0.r.al-
mrrahH H.r so. llrI asm.s 'a. r'am.
rI plugging n'o 'hr hlns 600 lnr opposite.
side. turned f.n or three srm.r-or.. taru.N
r- N.r ~. rnrtr.. nod fireman, hy a'Iua
ur.a r.m Tho t.Irr pitched down OH,
0.n, un Oh. u.fua. .L., hai fought cls.
winch r.u. r.Ni. 100 which w.s ue rnrelsr.
aI uufu. opening. Against 'h. doe Gr.'
passenger grr Ja...l. .llu.ru1 B., from unr
mlNr mh.. loo ...u o. manner as lo mako
F., .r.m . mlnr.rtlatmang oflH. passenger
u.ln rut aIl.I outright The ..c ODD pos.
..rr..r.rva.ar.lmrrh shattered bat nuur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

Sell not virtue to purchase wealth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-19

DrAR Sm Your Kind favor Of the 26lh
ult is before me, and ils important contents
duly considered. | deeply regret with YOU
,hc death Of Hon. ID. ;. Kaufman. knew
him as a patriot aud an honorable man. |
welcome YOU, sir, a. a member of the Nation
al Committee, and rcjoicc at the active course
you are taking. am in favor Of Baltimore,
as the place Of holding the National Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
DI ED,

On Sunday Aug 10. at stapeton, Staten Island SARAH
wife Of Frederick KING the 2oh year OF er age aie OF
London. England ,,,,.,,,. >, ~, ,or
wife Of John Clapp. aged Is years. ~
The friends Of he family invited T. attend ne unea
from No 1873 Henry-s 20 morrow morning ifh INST d
70 o'clock
On Tuesday. Aug T. ANN daughter Of Pa'nok and
Ann o Bne r.,-
The relatives and fnends Of the family respectfully
invited O. attend the funeral "Wednesday Afternoon Al
O'Clock from the residence If her father No 100 LAT
z5th-st between a and 3d-avs.
To- Wilmington. Delaware, papers please COP.
In tins City. ish Aug. CHARLOTTE THOMAS "ls
Of the late John Thomas, AGED = years.
The relatives and friends. also the members OF Harmony
Lodge No A. / q ri O. r., are respectfully invited 20
afsd the funeral Wednesday, 18Th INST al O'CLOCK
from l03 Esserst. ,.
A. Sp,qngfcd Mass 9Th Aug # disease Of the heart
MICHEL MI RPHY. formerly u Belfast, Ireland
Al Masonylle, Delaware Co. on the On Aug 81 con-
SUMPTION VIM GILBERT. aged - years ,.,
on tuesday afternoon, Aug y, IT dySen'ery: JOsbrh
me daughter of Thomas " and Deborah McHo"Th'
aged years. months and Il DAYS 800,
The relatives aud friends # the family are r,Specini
invited 70 attend the funeral. al o'clock tAs day wed
aesdav } At s. South F0urth-s'.. Williamson .gh 49,
On TUESDAY. Auc - WILLIAM HENRY WlLLSON'
IN IA wear o. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

This was another blue day IN the Stock
market and the tancles generally declined Ire
and Norwich were the weakest stocks The for
mcr declined = cent and the latter l. z cent
Canton Harlem. Reading, &c. were also heavy
Between the Boards the market recovered some
what but al the Second Board was heavy, and
closed with downward tendency. The market Is
over.supphed with the cash stocks, and consequent
IN fell Of sound Stocks are not pressed on the
market
There is not much doing in Exchange,
and the quotations are unchanged. Sterling 9. a
TO-. Francs 5I9l ash. /, which Is lower The sup
ply i moderate
In FTeightS there Is no change aud the
market is rather dull Engagements Of 6,oo0 or
s,OCO bbls Flour Tor Liverpool al l2G lSl., 10000
bush. Grain a. 404,d, 200 bbls Oh l5s. 800 10. Ma
val stores Is. 500 bales Cotton al - per bae and
d per o., To London The maIkc; Is quiet AZ Is %.
Cos Flour. 90 for Dead Weight To Glasgow 20l0
bol> Flour at Is. 81. SEQ bbl, Resin at i. n To
ilsyre the business : moderate at C for Cotton
There Is rather more StrIngency IN mo-
ney IN the street, but change IN rates. On call
the current rate per cent FrSi-claS> paper goes
al lOGl2 pei cent. for short dates. Long paper goes
al l2als per cent. Tie Banks extending a mo-
derate degree OF relief - their customers. Two OF
the leading Banks to-day discounted one-hat their
offering and as IN such times the offering Is ALWAYS
far IN excess OF the actual want the oAererS proc
ably got all the relief they needed.
The Receipts at the Sub Treasury are
$4,000 Payments. s62,'Sl Balance. s2,9o2,6ss
About one half the coin going hy the
steamer tomorrow vii De silver and English
gold. The amour, OF American gold reported :
>iso,ooo The steamer today TOOK OCT $ 200 m
CON.
The trade in DRY Goods IN first hands Is
much affected BY the un,owardneSS of The Money
market, 80 thai looberS and dealers are be>e; more
urgently with solicitations 10 make Offers for gools
IAiS applies both 10 Commission domestic houses
and 70 importers. Goods are easier 70 buy for cash.
but the want of confidence prevents any cagerness to
seSl on long credit The Auction Sales have COM
menced ioT the season, but al an uniavoraole time
so' pileeS Continental importers are rather bare OF
stock their lmpcrslons OF staple goods. SKIS es-
peclally. having been broken INTO bu, other gooi>
are IN heavy stock notwithstanding the siackening
OF production and importation Cettons are hot
hrm but art offering at lower prices Delanes, from
the very heavy supply tins Fan. are not likely TO
maintain then present prices ana Prints vii oe IN
able 10 10 80, from low priced Deaines taking their
place IN consumption. With more activity, heavy
Brown Goods are selling Al lower prices large
stock Is announced for sale al 81 cents oy Leading
house, while the regular price has been 6 cents.
This oder 20 sell. SO much under the regular
yrice. has broken the market B.esched Goods
also are offering a; a decline. and 1
moderate Request; The stock Is large. DrIs
slii Browns are selling moderately a: = cents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

nsr;Iyo NJ. e-nn; realize acre han s. eoi 81
car-rfs
LEAD-The narkel without sa-a-c, 60 iaas Isnrssl
Fscte e. n,znd. yoG 81 - 81 interest f1c cSl
guo-atcls ~ 81 81 sr-.i.a 81 So Spanish an n
: Eeid az - IS
LEATnEk ac're m; VT 10; any aiv-ocs u rrlss
1hs crcr'h Pc The .-atry vsw nl-t-2I One - -
tannsE-s alone 10, ending sher, 80 IA; he so
pig - rood R0y-l Ga. selling - 2rsllc, and rcash
Heulcck Slaughter - lrS5lfc
HlDES-Ihere morn ACTIVITY q the 1aEsef, aad ysTr
there rat supply q The hs iiites ne sAes S5li3 p
l--e Tie Dr. .t-Et -lts her tsa.n- -Stfc
Tie s-acs : = ..lf. - he4vT weights 90 u ~
bueros TTsS s a1C2t held n Ito a: which hicrS ,re
frm TIC sales Leo Maracalbo, , IS =. lie. 90
f1eHcS Trts horse tlues - 81. ms D-y Mi,-19 ,>
opposed - He ard 500 >aglll Ard $50 B1rce.sl
~ Pl-a ielphis. nrlva-c terms
Hhtt tklf-> TIE A-se- ts -lker met ~ Al ieS-r
t"rs tD-ee D. steady. WIN l,-;c dong ie,l ht-s n
-oId q; a. eco : D10l1ro a. 40 SD Porto he,
q sc. end fe JAve a. 70. = Su-rs are L. nrt -
htas 1i SrSrCva6o sl.4 * t.slc.. l-Js Por-1 Aro
~ 3.-e,c-, and 2Do0 boxes E-aEn HtFaxa = - r.
" asses aye dull. without change N prices b has
Mssooyado 80 d a 2c5-so, l-- Porto Rco soiA Al b.
&c aFed Cata a. 2Cz1Ic
OIL CAkE-The market : s-.et We not.ce sales q
sQirns .hics round =. $50. CASH
TALION-A gglet market. holders are HEn Sales q
1l.lfe - rTFme county AZ T. cash
OH >-Inere g moderate business doing N L'uScei ?
from sroo. q &c Red Oh sales Of 10 hsis Al
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Sr.rys.-7Rt Neao 5sef9r4 ".stHls LIS, contain,
some interesting statistics from which some iaes o.
the er,cni OF the whaling business n y ce f -
inc greater portion of ta,s business Is conhnea !"
nasxachNsetts The whole numoeT Of sessels -
ployed IS six hundred and i've New 5e -lo'1 "a
fwo hundred and scyenty-hye ships and osr1s; an
more than half the tunnaze Nantucket, NeT-Lo1-
don and Fairhzyen have about an eqlal lh'eI,.s -
the business There are nov one hunoleI a.sl -.
ty-two large ships and bsrks N port, ns-hs III 80
and they Will require nearly four thousand neI 80
officers and crews. The total amount o. pl. .Pac
invested IL the whaling business mus, oe IT, ~ 50
twenty ard thirty millions Of dollars. ne =.
seven months OF this year there aas oeen i@hlsI I
about 81 zoo 600 worth Of sperm OIL siS1o,c'I won
of whale oil. and 1900 900 worth OF ooe 80
,o.aIof e. 500 900 for the first seven nOn-hs giving
for year, nearly sl50co,ooo
BODIES FouSD.-The bodies OF capt,
Barker of East-Chester. Henry Clay Barker Of
BrookIyn and Martin Holly, all OF whom we're on
hoard the schooner Helen, when she was run DOWN
ON the oath ut BY he steamer South Amenca, nave
been recovered from the wreck and ideniihed.
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Passengers Arrived

Il s..c7.sisp Florfe, rem S1-GHHGh-E Abercrn
be. &. Lewis. Haywood. Mrs. Aoercron5ic, Mss
Aoercrcuh he. Mss Mason MIS- " LEWIS. Mss Lewis.
MISS sarah Z Day. MrS Dana Master Dana. Mss = VI
Peters. Mrs J Justin. Lieut. Col! Mason. child and
nurse { " Wolfe. Thomls Henderson =. Wltbergsr.
:. A. Dufand. J. / EyertI. Roberts. lady and child.
Mrs : + DAVIS. Master DAVIS Mss VI VI ShaiieT T
Bloom and lady, Miss W DAYS Mrs { Breach. Miss
Jane Page. : c. Lane, J. Satteree. McMaR. Philip
Punch and lady. D. AhIan. Jacob Sundhe neT. James
Chalmers Capt. X Smith. " Hsruaniez. Geo Miichi'.
l. Byck. Mr. FarTv. H. + Smith. lady aad child j.
peaoody.J Quantooh, J II Logan. Horn " II R.eg
GeoT-e NJ Stale. George y Fisher. W. Franklin. :
Powell. / { HARRISON. Ii ID II AL. y DsblCzS MAY
e.. VI Sorrel n Butter. George Ovens, l. I stow.
" l. Mansfield. : Gillespie " Oden. Dickson. =
b Young anG lady, Mrs Mcdonald. Mrs Howard Henry
WeIgand. Johu DoTle. John Neigsn Edward Rsrne, X
: Hunt. { /. Graves. 4 r McNcuna. - Co.'s. II
Fapes. c { Bird 5 Il Flenhman VI AeaandeT. u span.
J n Andrews. ! Kelly Churchill LADY ami 3
children. Cant 2 Elliott. Allen. Long. rho>
Ford and snn 4 Miller : DaT. q @ Pmcoas;. CT
d Lamar 4 kyres. Il Re. + y Kimberly. J Palm, A..
Capt Frederic, BAILEY. b + Powder o z Hamllt ID
II. Hubbard. and IN the Storage
IN tr.g RGgt0-. ron s. Jas0 ~ C.t1J Chestnut, L.
Bailey. ! Naucr.S Moore
IN trrt frr0F J. H-rrcg. IRON Nffrr-Gs-Nf + Maven.
Of New NUrE
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MARRIED.

On Sunday evening Aug 10. BY Rev John Maiini9s
MI JONAH D CUNNING. e ORANGE Co, % Miss Il M
RET NJ RAIsBECK, daughter Of James Rl'soecS h4'i
Of this City
Sg- Newburg pssers please copy. =, ~
or Tuesday evening, Aug ~ N frrs'th VI
Church b. Rev Jessup, Mr WlLl.iA1 n "ibSht
10 Mics MARIETTA BRITT, both Of this LAy
ON TUESDAY morning Aug a. By Rev, Is b. n 40 =
Mr. HENRY {. CRANE 10 Miss JANE b Bun hhh'
On the Ith inst, Salem, Mass by Rev iis1er W
SMITH LAWRENCE, Of tins CITY. u Miss CAkOLiN +
CORNEIIA daughter Of Re- l. 5. Everett, Of Blialo'
Ny >, =, NJ, ~, 7
At Geneva WIS Aug ;. by Rev II. II Benson, Nj +
7 UNDERWOOD, Of New YORK, 70 MARY l. BAhkK'
daughter If Hon C. VI Baker, Of Geneva 40,
Al Williamsburg. July 50. by Rev. Nj LOOMS M ) )
HAMILION 10 Miss MARY J COOK, all OF the i'Tmef
place. , -, - -. J.. De-,
Mr. MurdocS CHARLES L. BEACH Esq. owner aD1
propretor II the Ca;ss III Mountain House 70 t c ON
rlIshed as MARY. youngest daughter oi 'ht '@'e 1o
ImdslT, Of Green COunty, n. y. - -
On the 2s july. Hazlewood. the ssdGnce o. g.
lie Feyre Fsq. by Rev. Il II Howe, Mr.. JOHN e. COLE-
NAN Of the firm Of Sims x Coleman MoniTea ta1.tda'
Miss ELLEN k. LIE FEFhk. oi hA"auAee' vs.
fSgsTH
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From PiusburR-The Steubenvilic Railway
The Alleghany Bridge Case DiabOii,ai

PlrrsBuRC. TUESDAY. Aug. l., 1871.
large and enthusiastic meeting Was held iist
night AT the Board of Trade, ia favor of the Railroad
10 Steubcnyllle. Dr. GaZzan Was Chairman Among
the speakers were George Dasle, Capt. Naylor, and
Peter Livingston. of Washington County. The latter
sand that Washington County would subscribe
100000 Resolutions were passed that ;hc road DC
made m two years, and q Committee was appointed
10 solicit stock.
The great suit against the Allegheny Bridge Com
pan is progressing The plaintiff, claim thai the
bridge has received sinking fund sufficient 10 pay
The stockholders It therefore should be free.
Some Villains attempted Yesterday 10 throw the
passenger tram al the Ohio dng Pennsylvania Rail-
road Of the track between Rochester and Bright, by
fastening an ron cham on the track. The hremcn
saw the obtructon in time for the cugnoerto reverse
ihc engine notwithstanding which, some damage
was sustained, but no lives were lost
The rWcr IN the channel measures a. feet, and
thr weather Is cloudy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
Dni.Ae.Gic ports.

ALBANY. Nsg ii-Au 'cAr Emns lcass,
Providence llc >hs'cra.,. phils1e rha Y uro,l =,
,er Boston. Lrvis Cs>s MN>isy. Neg-Natea NJ,
Ccsn,a N,ssir, Ne~-N ORA >iss Leah ID Miller Ma,
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