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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08

FoR THE OBITUARY CoLuMN,-Epitaph for q
little boy who fell victim to the prevailing
disease:
The little hsro who lies here
Was conquered by the dsrrhea.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08

On the 18th German, while hunting near
oovington, Ky, shot himself dead while in the
act Of climbing d fence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08

HE EsiPIRE HousE, by reference to our adj
Tsrsisng columns 1t viii be seen that Mr. b. KILLER has
taken charge q the Old Empire House, II any one
wants otasd 1876 that Is ths place, s - Ell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08

On D1r At IL currently reported BY those
who ought u DO conversant with the facts ID
the oass. that the Czsr Of AL the Rossias, In
GLIDING 8 portion n the North Pole. having
heard of the doughty deeds and unalnching de-
Termination Of The great native American war
rior, 8 Sam hasas eyer petition to the
care IL Y Brother Jonathan inviting the hero
aforesaid to cross the WATERS and aid iii driving
out The a Foreigners" who are acting somewhat
more openly in bis realms than they dare do
here.
Whether Or no { Sam will accept the invita-
tion has not been heard; but sho,tld BE-, ana
should q general sleotion DO held In the Csimea,
We have AZ great hesitaney II saying that the
lords Of thu scil would probably Be about The
only ones allowed 10 use either ballots or bull
let's. Great fighter and good fellow is the said
!. Sam" aforesaid md exceedingly fond 81 doing
things on the square
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08
OPENING OF A
We 10 Fa ~ cy store.

u u UIS q y o.
Have the honor to Inform the Ladies' public Id
that they will open WEDNESDAY ia Toproa Build
ings GA the Of Bonb,n and Carondee NEW FANCY
STORE Among the articles computed 10 hsir wilt
TISSUES, LINENS LAcEs AMI fine Ready .asle
~ They believe Shat their entirely selected
With the greatest in quality variety hs
attention and patronage Of tho Ladies'. nes %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08

IenntasasIttp and bookkeeping
NJ. New Papiis wilt be received this week q DOL
BEARS, los Canal street. ~
sncesss guaranteed 10 VII HE Pupils few lsisons
WI eo,'eetthe wort hand Book keeping easiy HA%
ieaned VIII correctly taught Msrehan etc. 2fte
here for slerfs and book keepers. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08
Fashionable Ctothi,,a ],

wsae in receipt Of large Fine and Fashionable
CLOTHING.
large stock of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS which we cnsr
asle as can be purchased In this alty. 's +
q We havs a received flesh supply Of PILoT CLOTH
ovERCoATS.
Long am Short BAG SACKS, with large slasves.
To which invite tho attention and Steamboat men,
R. PITKIN & CO.,
NOS apst M a. c.m, ,,r.a,
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0orToN The receipts yesterday up to
O'Clock 2, N: we're, By the steamboat Frank
Lyon, from Ashton; wild 2049 bales BY Tie
Capitol and Lsarel Hill, 20 2baisss Total, 2a4l
bales The ataamboat landing and streets run
ming thereto, were ything but III pleasant
condition. The rain Of the previous day has
left its mark, which will require some days to
be obiiterateds IS
The Street. Commissioner and deputies will
have full employ ment for several days The
bridges and crossings ID the upper part Of the
city were more Or leas injured, which will cause
come Inconvenience for day or two.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-08
TO the Ladies,

To the Ladies.
The Ladsr particularly invited examine our new
Stock of PAPER HANGINGs.
CIV We will also take ordsrs for DECORATIVE PAPER
lNGsueh as Pannelng Oaks and Marbles the
finest Gold Decorations Parlors.
- We hays attached TO erpsIeneed work
man In nil Of the above branches Orders promptly
Shades and Confess Of all descriptions put up
notice.
HEATH & MILLER,
o3t 7pim u aud rs Camp street. New Olsnns.
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S'ORo Is yostr Chance.
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON HAND 4!
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.

MSHh UMkAhGb AGshNGHly LREIGEys
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NoyEMBERf
- GLASS
10 BE DRAWN Noy'R 2sd 1856 In THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA. WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
Gs- s3 O., 600 -G@
Will be distributed according the following er
you draw tae lowest prize get the ou ticket without
deduction. and remember every prise awng
Look at ti ons Prize to essry Ten Tekthi
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000! 1
let therefore, having rsnfa fplenhne
Of his attend to- and forward ha Immediately ar
Tickets.
Let thcse buy, who toug ht before. Ba3
And those who awsys bought, huy the more.
But 10 tho Scheme Look oan w-count your chnp,es
ard afk yourself you Withstand The Offered
Reaii Read g.--sgf
Prise $1,000
g. 90
800 B1D
II .......-.,....... 800 9fsJ
~ = .''s...'t....... iio III %
~ ....--s..s...-.,.7 IS are............., !9Ts
- ~ sI51
% 20 9,015
wy ......a.'..'-.- ~ $40
$50 3isI
1000 Prizes amounting eSOedo
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Hs- Tickets So 90; Halves, So so; Quarters, ~ 25
Address SAMUEL SWAN, Boz No. 80 s, New oeaps r. o.
onad 7 - 4
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-07

AT Court OF Probate held at Saco, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Mon.
day of December, In the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred aud tny.fve, by the
Honorable Joseph T. Nye, Judge Of said Court
CAMUEL ROBERTS, Administrator with the
- viii annexed, Of the estate Of Samuel Gle, late
Of NewGeld, in said County, deceased, having
presented his fire, account Of administration Of the
estate Of said deceased, for allowance;
ORDERED, Tha, the said Administrator give no.
tice to all persons Interested, by causing copy
ofthis order TO be published three weeks success
lively in the Union Il Eastern Journal, printed al
Bid1eford in said county. tina, they may appear a,
u Probate Coun 10 be held a, Alfred, in said county,
on the first Monday Of Janusry next, at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause, II any
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
30 Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
A true copy,-Atiesi, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At Court of Probate held at Saco, within and
for the County OF York, on the first Monday in
Dcceubern the year of our Lord, eighteen hun
dred and liny.iivc, by the Honorable Joseph L.
Nye Judge Of sand Court:
nANlEL HODSD0N, Executor Of the VIII of
~ Hannah Bracket, late OF North Berwick, In
in said County, deceased, having presented her
rst account of administration Of the estate Of said
deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
TO all persons Interested, by causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed a, Bidde.
ford In said eounly,i that they may appear a, a
Probate Court TO be held at Alfred, In said
County, on the frst Monday of January next, AT
ten of the clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause,
if any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
- Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy-Aiiest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At a Court of Probate held at Saco, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Mon.
day in December, in the year oTour Lord eight.
cen hundred aud ifly.fvc, by the Honorable
Joseph 4. Nye, Judge Of said Court.
FSTHER J. DAVIS, widow OF Samuel NJ. Davis
II late Of Sanford, In said County, Deceased,
having presented her petition for her dover in
said estate TO be assigned and set on, TO her, and
that Commissioners may be appointed for that pur.
pose pursuant TO law. Also, her petition for an
allowance out Of the personal estate OF said de.
ceased.
; Ordered, That the said Esther J. Davis give no.
tee 10 all persons Interested, by causing copy Of
this order TO be published three weeks successive
" IN the UniCn IL Eastern Journal printed nj
Bddeiord, in said county, that they may appear
a, Probate Court 10 he held at Alfred, In said
county, on the first Monday Of January next, a,
ten Of the clock in the forenoon and show cause,
ifany they have, why the same should not be al
lowed.
10 Attest, Francis Bacon Register.
true copy-Aiiesi, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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Al q Court Of Probate, holden at Saco, within
and for the County OF York, on the FIST Monday
Of December, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud iily-fve, by the Honorable Joseph
Il Nyc, Judge Of said Court:
EEWARD l.. BOURNE, named Executor in a
IL certain instrument, purporling TO be the last
will aud testament, with IA codicil annexed, Of John
lloyey, late Of Kennebunk IN said county, deceas.
ed, having presented the same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order To be published three weeks successfully
in the Union &c Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde.
ford, tina, they may appear at Probate Count to
be held at Alfred, In said county, on The iirst Mon
day Of January next, at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved, up
proved, and allowed as the last will and testament
aud codicI of the said deceased.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy;-Attesi, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register.
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Thrlre.Weckly Kcnnebsr Journal for 'j6.

During the approaching session of the Lcgisla.
lure the undersigned will continue the publica.
ton ofthe TuRICE WEEKLY JOURNAL, beng Vol,
umG MI. OF the same.
The result Of the recent election, and the pOlit
ical character Of the majority olthc members clio.
sen TO the Legislature, will give 10 the proceed
Ings of the session weighiy, intrinsic interest
According TO the avowcd Intentions of the domi
nant parties, the whole policy Of the system oI
"Liquor Prohibition will be brought under dis
cusslOn, with the view of repeating the present
statute, and enaciiEg in its stead law more in
accordance with their views Impractical wisdom
That this effort will give rise 10 prolonged dis
cuSsioR, Interesting 10 every friend OF Temperance
no one can doubt For this reason we shall spare
no pains or expense in fur ishing 10 our subscrb
ers full aud accurate reports Of oil that may be
said and done in the Legislature To do Ihis, en-
tails upon as heavy cost aud liberal subscrip
lion list is all that will save us from pecuniary
loss.
In view Of these facts, we look with confidence
To our Republican friends throughout the State Il
aid uS in obtaining subscribers. Especially do
we solicit from each Republican member Of the
Legislature that personal effort in his locality with
out which remuuerating lis, cannO, be securedd
The numerous lines OF railroad which now
traverse the State in oil directions, will enable
very large proportion Of our subscribers 10 receive
their papers few hours amer publication. This
fac renders a subscription TO the lThrice.Weekly
more desirable aud satisfactory than in former
years.
The Thrice Weekly Journal will be published
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS
alternating with the Thrice. Weekly Age, and
thus furnishing daily legislative paper.
The price will he ONE DOLLAR FOR THE
SESSION, rs usual. payable in advance.
- Il is desirable that tbs names Of subscrib
ers, accompanied with the money, may he for
warded at or before the commencement Of the
session.
STEVENS g. BLAINE.
Augusta, Nov. 30, 1855. 3wi0
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MurriQgag.

In Saco, Nov. %, by Rev. Mr.. Kecly, W. s
Pengree TO Miss Mary A Dodge, both II Wind.
ham Mass Dec. I, by the same, Thomas Smith
Esq, Of Old Town, TO Miss Elizabeth A. Cleaves,
Of SacO.
In Slco, Nov, Doth, By Rev j. I. G. Nichols,
Mr. William ;. Pratt OF Yarmouth 10 Miss Cas-
sardra Doughty Of Woodstock Me.
In this city, Nov. 18th, by Rev. ID. Foster, Mr..
Andrew Carey of Chelsea Mass, To Miss Beisey
l.. Rounds OF Saco
In this city, Dec. 1, by Rev. Mr.. Massacre, Cy.
rus Gould OF Bddelord, TO Miss Abby Dolly OF
ScaThutO'.
In Kennebunk, 9th by c. NJ. SWEET, Esq, Mr..
BENJAMIN Hubbard, 10 Miss Mary Z. Brown, both
Of keunebunk.
In Kiuery, Nov 29rh, by Stillman b. Allen,
Esq Mr.. Jesse +. Patch and Miss Jane NJ. To.
bcy, 10th Of kittey.
In Saco, Nov. 9th, by Rev J. G. Nichols, MIR.
lchabod Goodrich OF Great Falls, n. H., to Miss
Elizabeth X A Knox OF Jay Me
In North Berwick, Nov 10th, by Rev John Stew.
ems, Mr. J. o Niccrson Of CohaSseti Mass, 10
Miss Susan Towle Of BiddeiOrd Me.
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Dtatb5.

In this city, Dec I, Harriet NJ, daughter o
Elias Haunon, aged % years.
la Sanford, near Spungval,, Nov. %, Nehemi
an, son Of Mr. William, and Mrs. Mary Mar
shall, Of Alfred aged 39years.
In this city, 9TH INST Willie, son Of Seth anC
Isabel Watson, aged months.
Happy Infant, early blessed,
Rest. IN peaceful Slumbei rest;
Early rescued hom the cares
Which increase with growing years.
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Show ,.,. 10 the Amie,ed.

MANCHESTER. n. H., Sept 10Th, 1856
MEsSRs. SHAW 4 CLARK. Please write and
LET the know what You will send ne six bottles Of
Doctor Sman's Cough Medicine for; have TAX
en- one bottle and part or another; | was unwell-
had had cough and raised a great deal Of blood.
The doctor told me that my lungs were very much
was advised 10 90 into the country, so went TO
Sanford, Me, whrre l was taken worse splitting
blood diin't expect To get back TO Manchester
again. head a great deal Ofyour medicine, and
a young man sent aud got some for the and II
helped me 20 that have gone to work again. |
have tried TO Get Il here, but cannot lind any in
the place, and want you To write me aud let me
know what il will cost me when here, &c.
CHARLES HOSMER.
The above is an exact copy Of Mr.. Hosmer's
letter. in our possession and is only another proof
of the value Of this medicine. nc
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ACCESSION TO Tue DnocnIIc FoRcEs.-
The n. Y. Times says :-"I, is rumored
tina, Pratt, Jones Of Tennessee, and some
other pro-slavery Wing Senators, are about
to transfer themselves formally TO the Adj
mini,iration party"
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned.
~ having been appointed commissioners TO re.
ceiye and examine all claims against the estate Of
Eliza Sawyer, late OF Buxton, in the County Of
York, deceased, viii meet at the Office OF Alex.
ander T. Chisom, in SacO, on the las, Saturday
Of March, and the last Friday % April next, at
two O'Clock IN the a0ernOOn, Zoe the purpose OF
receiving and examining any claims against said
estate.
DANIEL BENNETT.
ENOCH ATKINSON.
Saco Nov. 5, 1855. 3yig
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turn, leave them single Gle on long galley,
IRON which they are taken and made M into
lines of proper length. The enterprise has
not. until quito lately, been made to assume
form in which il appears pecuniarily prof.
table, and even yet must be reckoned as q
hopeful experiment rather than trium.
plant succcss.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Posr orncE DEFIcn.-lt Is stated tina, the
deficit this year will DO about two millions
and half Of dollars, or some ihree-quar-
tiers Of million more than las, year
There !have been added during the year
800 miles OF road service.
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DE 1T KNOWN that On the fourth day OF Au.
ID gust, 1855, James Jelley, Jr., OF Kennebunk.
port Ia the county OF York, gave to the undersigned
Jacob Curtis aud Francis Emmons, both Of Bldde.
ford, in said county a deed Of mortgage Of that
date of certain lot Of land situated ia sand Ken
same more OF less bounded ON the Northwest by
the rad leading TO the Pool ON the Southwest by
the road leading TO the beach On the Southeast by
the marsh, ;and on the Northeast by land OF Amos
Proctor-which deed Is recorded on York County
Registry of deeds, Book 2il, page 353, aud To
which reference Is made, aud which mortgage was
given as security for the payment Of two certain
prOnlsSoTy notes specified in said mortgage deed /,
aud said Curtis & Emmons state that the condi.
ton Of said mortgage deed has been broken, by
reason OF which they claim foreclosure Of said
premises. JACOB CURTIS,
FRANCIS ENMONS.
Biddeford, December 6, 1855. 3wi9
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The TARIFF.-Tho correspondent, OF the
Tribune confirms the rumor that Secretary
Guthrie will recommend the admission Of
law materials fee Of duty, extending the
same privilege 10 dye-s,uifs and chemicals.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF
REMAINING uncalled .
December ], 1855.
Persons calling Tor tnes
advertised.
Allen Mary S
! Atkins L
Bro xn Ellen $
| Durham mrs Lizzie
Buzzell Ivory
| Blanchard Julia ID
Bridges lothian
Brown Marian
Bragdon Eunice L..
Brandy William
Buzzell Nathaniel
Burnham mrs Mary A
Burnham Sarah
Bracket Daniel
Briggs G w
Barry Bridget
BURDEN Amanda NJ
Cook Anna
Colcord Benjamin
Cole Charity A
Cole mrs Clymcne X
Clark Elizabeth
Campbell Ellen NJ
Crowley Hannora
Curtis Jacob 2
Cotton Lois L
Cobb Nancy
Coolbroih VIM James
Chase Azariah Il 4
Dunn Lydia
Drown Ellen F
Dean Ezra
Day Frances
bennett Charles II
bearing Abby d
Davis Amazlah A
Emery mrs a
Freeman mrs Susan l.
Frees Peter
Finn Mary T.
FLOYD Lizzie L
Fairbro,her Frances A
Fitzpatrick Daniel
Folls Athena
Ferguson John
Ferpald James nj 2
Fitzpatrick Ellen M
Gordan James Nj
Gooch Luther
Gould Lucy f
Griffin Michael
Fitzpatrick Rosilla
Gray Solomon
Glover Thomas
Hu,chins Ellen S 2
Heageu Emely
Hildnth Elnely s
Hall John
Hanson John
Higginson John
Head mrs Joseph
Haywood Lois
Hamilton Mary III
Harrington Mary s
lIayins Margaret A
Ham Rufus w
Hum Sarah A
jordan Oren 2
johnson Lucy L
Jordan lchabod
Johnson Joseph
Jackson Julia w
jordan G.
Jordan Ebcnczer
Joyce Bridget
Jinks Abil
Kennison Martha X
knight Edmund
Kenuison Cyrus
knight Charlotte
kimball Benjamin
Knox Betsey
Knox Abby
Leaviit Ana NJ
Liitlefeld Abigail b
Libby Augusta NJ
Leavilt Abby a
Lewis Charles L
Leaviit J Green
JoNATHl
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LAUNCHED. AT Kennebunk, oath, by
Messrs. Emmons & Littlefeld, fine ship o.
about ESQ tons, called the Regulus. owned
by Capt. n. L. Thompson, Of Kenneounk
and some gentlemen Of Saco.
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About $50 Irish patriots are holding a
meeting in New York, 10 Sc, on foo, meas
urcs "ior the redemption Of Ireland" Re-
poriers are moi admitted.
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AUCTION SALE
OfWood & Timber Land,

WILL be sold at Auction, on Saturday the Sth
w day OF December next, at o'clock j. nj,
nj The Biddelorl House, - acres Of Wood and
Timber land, in lots Of acres each. Said land Is
situated about one hundred rods from the new
Guinea Road, near lothian Stackpole's, and is
well covered with a heavy growth Of white Pine
timber, together with some hard wood. Persons
wishing 10 examine the land, can do 10 by calling
upon the subscriber, on Thursday, December o,
al one o'clock p NJ, at the house Of Mr. Stack.
pole. Terms made known a, the time and place
Of sale.
JOS. CURTIS,
Tx. LANE. Auctioneer
Bddeiord, Nov. "a, 1855. 2wdS
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"Border Rufiian" is the name Of paper
about 10 DO published in the aOurshing
town OF Rioh6sld. Clay Co, Missouri.
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BLAKE'S CRACKERS.

A I the reques, Of number Of citizens Of Saco
II and Diddelord, the undersigned has concluded
TO send cart TO the above places weekly, for the
accommodation Of those who muy wish 10 pur.
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TEA PARTY.

The ladies OF the Freewill Baptist Society, Rev.
Mr. Merlll's Church, will give festival at Cen
tral Hail. on "Wednesday evening, December 10
co nmencing at O'Clock. Members OF other So
cielies are invited 20 be present. Speaking from
different individuals may be expected on the occa
sion. Tickets IS cents TO be had at Boyden's
Bookstore, and at the door.
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Removed Again (!

TRisrAM GILMAN, Druggist 4 ApOthecaiy, has re-
moved 70 Store No. I. Desrings Black factory Is
and nrst door vest % the Bridge and directly opposite
NE "Pericleal Depot" where may b. t0and good as
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DRUGS @ MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Perfumery, and
FANCY GOODS.

ALSO. all the genuine and popular Patent Medicines
% the day. An % which are q the best quality and
VII be sold at prices low can be bought elsewhere
sAeo, Angus, Is, 1888. tf3s
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GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father OF has Country;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Toe Philosopher,
DANIEL WEBSTER,

A special agent has visited Europe and made care
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