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MALARIA OR MIASMA,

THIS subtle atmospheric poison which at certain sea
sons Is unayoidaby inhaled at every BREATH s the same
In character wherever exists-nOrth SOUTH east OF
and will every where yield 10 this newly discoV
cred AATlDOTE, which Beuraizes the poison, com.
petel Puries the system, and thus entirely removes
all the cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from lie use:
IL will protect any resident traveller even in the
most sckly or sWampy localities from any ague or bill
ous disease whatever, any injury from constantly in
haing Malaria or Miasma-
It Willinstanu check the Ague in persons who have
suffered for an ength Of time from one day to twenty
years, SO th hey need never have another chill BY
coa.inuiD suse according 10 directions.
ItW mmeG!stely relieve all the distressing results
Ofb Us or ague diseases, such as general debility,
nigh. sweats, ETC. The patient at once begins TO
cover appetite aud strength, and cantnues until per-
manel aud radical cure ia effected. And as proof
that il Is also worthy Of public confidence, because Of
its singular and entire harmiessness.
The following certificate from one Of the most ee'e
rated chemists IN the United States is attached TO ev-
~ bottle:
NEW YORK, June IL, 1855.
SI have made chemical examination Of Rhodes Re-
yer and Ague Cure or Antidote tU Malaria, and have
tested it for Arsenic Mercury, QuniOe and Sychnne,
but have not found particle Of either in it, nor have
found any substance 10 its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
"JAHES R. CLIFTON; NJ d., Chemist"
This allows OF It's free a preventive by Wh ch
all persons may thus be Of entire freedom from the
above named diseases matter how sicky the
or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFF, ACY are frequently published,
and the confidence Of the public is asked only in pro-
portion to is actual merits wherever introduced and
used. These only relied upon to prove its worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases;
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger.
man, French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar.
Prepared and sold BY the proprietor,
JAMES 4. RID OES, Providence R, l.
For sale in CarrOlton by c. A. B0EGEL, and dealers
generally
July, 12,l856. ly. Nov. /.
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= GONE DEAD'--The Democratic Companion
in this place. IL died last week ofthe anti-A-
merican fever--contracted by an over exer-
ton in the caase of Hunkerism in the late
campaign. In the last stages Of the dire dis
ease, a new physician, known as the Jack Of
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LADIES KEEPSAKE The November number
of this beautifully and well conducted Month.
ly graces our table. This interesting period.
ical is a welcome visitor. We greet it with de.
light The keepsake is published by BurdcL
and scOvill, New York, a! one dollar per an,
mum.
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EE One of our exchange papers, speaking
Of the candidates for the Legislature in one oil
the counties of Wisconsin. says that s. N Root
is the Democratic, Robert Hogg the Freesol.
and I. II. Dye the X. N, candidate. So, With
the voters. we suppose, it will be Root Hogg
or Dye, and no mistake.
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THANKSGIVING DAYs.-The Governors OF the
various States seem determined not to agree
this year on day of Thanksgiving. In New
Jersey Thank giving day spast several weeks
Maryland and Virginia observed last Thurs
day, the 18th inst; Pennsylvania and Ohio
observe to day; Massachusetts, Indiana and
New York, next Thursday, the 99h.
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Clubs was called IN. He administered large
dOss' Of a certain drug common 10 himself,
faniiarly known as 'slang'-lhis powerful e.
netic, like all medicine administered BY quAeks,
instead Of curing, killed the patient The del.
icats affair puked itself to death. So the Com.
pAniOn is finally discontinued
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ERRArA.--In our last number. In noticing
the McNeely Normal School. We said Mr.. Eli
Regal will continue in charge the Academic
Department. II should read Edwin Regal
instead Of Eli
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The Supper.

~ The fO'loWing is from the Ohio State JOurns
md Is evidently one Of John Grslssr'G For Who sl,
,oulds
The Grand Jubilee Supper al the Neil HOus,
last evening, was 3 splendid affair. The Ion
rows Of tables we're crowded with dlslinRuishe
guests from all parts Of the State, and %
speeches and toasts were received with IN
greatest enthusiasm. Harmony reigned 81
preme. The friends Of Sam We'd with ID
free-soil men in their support Of The Republ
can cause, and all went of as merry a. q ma
mage bell The accompanying song was rs
'eiVed amid the most unheard Of applause.
IMPRoMPTU.
While speeches 81 around The table,
Go bobbing around, around. around,
Wen grind song out, II we're able,
Bobbing around ar.und;
And while the jinglng glasses ring,
BObbing around, arc und, around,
For Sam, Know Nothing Sam, vel sing,
BObbing around. around, around.
o Sans fuHny Dor, be goes
BObbing around, around, around,
Loves bis friends and lams his toes.
As he goes bObbing around;
Feathers upon his legs he bears,
BObbing around, around, around,
And gafs upon his heels he wears,
When he goes bObbing around.
0 Sans good egg, all Shanghai,
BObbing around, around, around,
His crows a crow for liberty,
When be goes bObbing around;
A smart chap too, he is at figures,
BObbing around, around, around,
You dOuteateh him catching niggers,
When he goes bObbing around.
The rats DER yonder in Rat-ROw,
Go bobbing around, around, around,
They've got the trimbies, o! myO;
How they go bObbing around
Sam don't like rats the varmints viii
Go bobbing around, around, around,
Be chased as Chase chased Billy Medin,
When be went bobbing around.
0, Sam with fusion, not with CANNON,
BObbing around, around, around,
Went fishing catched a Salmon,
Bobbing around, around;
The Salmon run and won the race,
BObbng around, around, around,
So hurral for the Salmon Chase,
Bobbing around, around.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

O. H. Stephens & Son, By virtue Of Fl. "a. ct lev.
VS.. ia. issued from the Court Of
James Mcainty. Common Pleas Of Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale
at the door fthe Court House, in the town of Carroll
ton, in said county of Carroll, Ohio
On Saturday the 22nd day Of December, 1855.
the following described real Estate situate IN the eoun-
tv of Carroll and State of Ohio, tOwE-Part of the
Sou IN West Quarter Section twenty nine (29) Town
ship fourteen [l4,1 Range four l4,l containing one
hundred ard twenty acres Of land.-Appraised ct s.
Terms cash. J. d. WhirOhAEF.
9 .- Sheriff.
Nov. Is. 1855. 5w.--Pr. fee $500.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BIZ ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT.
On Saturday, the 18th day Of Decembe 1885, be-
tween the hours OF ten O'Clock A. N. and four o'clock
p NJ Ofsad day. at the door Of the Court House in the
town OF CarrOlLOn will be sold to the highest bidder;
the following real the property of Joseph g.
Kennedy, decd, to wit: The und vided one halt Of
parcel Of land viz, part Of sec ton thirty Town.
ship fourteen of range FIVE, bounded follows: begin
ming at stone which is thirty degrees and thirty
minutes East ten feet distant from the North West cor
Of lot number twenty-One in the original plat of the
to wn Of Caroton, formerly Centervile) two hundred
and forty feet in length ard ninety feet in width
with all the privileges and sppurenances thereunto be
longing, excepting and resefvng the privilege Of lay
ing off street sixty feet wide of the North end The
same being the Tan Yard formerly occupied by William
Thompson. Also the one undivided half Ct the exclu
ve right and privileged certain spring fountain
of contiguous to said premises with all the rights
and privileges of Ofconductng by pipes, tubes or Other
wise, the water issuing from said spring or fountain in
direct through the lands of Isaac Atkinson the
original grantor to the said premises and in all things
and in every particular full and perfect right to enjoy
said premises with the privileges Aforesaid known
AkinsOns Nerthern Addition to the town of Carroton
Apprais cd at $S75.
Terms of Sale-0ne.third cash, and the remaining
two thirds in two equal annual payments with interest
from day of sale to be secured by mortgage or otherwise
SAMUEL STERLING,
Admir- of J. G. Kennedy, died.
Nov, l. 1855. 6w pr fee $500
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LADIES WREATH-for November has come
to hand, as usual. beautifully decorated. Its
pages are well filed with the most attractive
reading. The Wreath is an excellent book for
the centre table. Published by Burdck and
Scovill, New York, at one dollar per annum,
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ES- The firm Of Francis Hall &c Co., Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, is compo.
sed of father, son and grandson.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

E9T Elijah Bachus Esq, prominent Law,
yer Of the Columbus bar, died at his residence
in that city on the 7th inst. aged A years.
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wARTEL's ExTRAcrOR-FOr removing grease.
paint, tar; de-, from elOths-lo be had Of John
NJ. Lytle & Son, See their advertisement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

HS- DR.. Joshua Martin, an old and promi,
nent citizen of Xenia. lately died at Louisville.
Kentucky.
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WA-NTHDo

An active honest in each section of the state TO
take orders BY sample foe Vepeaus Magnetic Agents.
salary of $500 per year, and small commission viii
be paid. salary payable honthly.'-FOr particulars %
address DR.. NJ. Velpeau, 492t Broadway, NeH.f fork,
enclosing stamp to prepay answers.
Nov. s, 1855. 4w.
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ID. T. T.BABBITT's.
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
AUDITOR'S SALE.

By virtue of the law regulating Oretures By the par
chasers of Ohio School lands section No. sixteen
will offer for sale at the door of the Court Houses IN
CarrOon public Auction, on Saturday, the lssk dsy
Of December next between the hours Of 10 O'Clock H.
H. and O'Clock P. H. the West half Of the North East
quarter of section No. Sixteen (6,) In township No.
thirteen l2) and Range No. four (4) in the saeubsn-
vile land District, Fox township, which there has
accrued including the purchase money penalty nssfess
and costs amounting in the aggregate TO $le4eTt,-
Which sum must be paid in cash By the purchaser Q
the above described tract Of land. j J. BLACKBURN,
Auditor CAgseu 20, @.
NOvl, 1885. sw.
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Neru Special Notices.
THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. j. S. HOughtons Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natule own specific forsB unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold by Dr.. G. A. Begel CarrOllton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1855. 1y.
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SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE,


THls Rake Il intended for raking hay and rIesninr
i wheat 6elds. II vil s0fk vel On rough stonS
pOund; the teeth being The common metallic sprina
steel s OperstiOn is the most simple and easy of an,
horse Rake IN The operator rides and operate.
axetree Eheh Is the bead Of The Rake with hinges o.
the iont side attached 70 the shai the head vbrAte
on The i required By the operator 70 leave th
load shen Necessary. The Rake l. vel sdspted 10 Al
classes Of men. This Il The cheapest simplest and bes
Horse Rake nov IN uss II ell Fairs sbers exhibited Il
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, iron
the Pasnise and Oer said Rake 10 the armers Of Lit
he Carroll At reasonable terms
A model fthe Rakeean be seen At hs 'Amefieaf
House,
carrOlton, Ohio wooDBORyE& 4 ROUDEBUsH.
July 10. 1855. a.
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WILLOCGHBE'S
Patent Telegraphic Water Carrier.

AVlNG purchased the right to the saId apparatus IN
A the townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta
WaahingtOn and RAst in Carroll county Ohio We would
Inform the citizens Of that part Of the cOany that We are
prepared TO set up said apparatus short notice and
terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
Of raising and conveying sater from The spring 70 ,bs
house. which s admitted TO be Of the best
tus for labor saving in the female department now IN
use. Warranted 70 give satisfaction.
". B. Any communications for Us can be left At The
American House CarTOlltOn, Ohio,
WO0DB0lNE Rtu JEBUsP,
July I2, 1855. tI
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WILLIAM .SToNEMAN'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the ubdsTgned hss tssB
duly qualified as Exeeutrix Of the lasi vile Hiifsm
Etoneman decsaeeds k0xi sTgFkAAh !,
Nov, ], 1855
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AIIIs Right Come and See.
By order Of the Board,
+. S. AeKEAN, S,c'y.
Feb. 99,-55. Il.


HNHE undersigned takes this method TO inform hi
L friends aud patrons In CarroltOn, and vicinity
that through perseverance, be has got his new Sky
Light Daguerrean establishment completed Just belov
HustOns store, the Depot CarroltOn, Ohio wher,
he is well furnished with everything necessary 70
execute all business intrusted to him. have nov .
large and well arranged sky-Gght which is completC
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that | can take
good likeness in all kinds Of weather, excepting Ofch
dreB, these require clear day; but when clear days
cannot be had, bring them along at any time and viii
warrant satisfaction. am determined to stand at the
head Of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment. All who visit nv rooms
will know that have advantages which no other estab-
lishment in this vicinity boast of and am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen most respectfully solicited
to call and examine, as mywOrk shall show for ITSELF
Prices will be reasonable. and all work warranted not 10
fade, have good assortment Of stock embracing a
variety Of fine cases. adies and gents breastpins and
will have assortment Of lOckets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views Oibuildpgs, landscapes family
grOupes, copy wOrk,-in a word all business in bis
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted to
please, or no sale. J. W. GOULD.
Oct. l8. '55.-tf.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR I
NOW Is TIE TIMET0 MkxH UP cLuA
PETRRSON'S MAGAZINE.

| : eVLILuNltV MMlAvINU
III IHklNUIN ID WlIVlHIlvH.
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Il iwn,ovsd n, Isss h, ~ so,..is 40 -. u -.
blseo.Tn rssSing v.ss., 2. 80. s-l
nl.,ss- 90 80 a. hgnAsS eaS = T1l
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4 pree ever ne, Ssve
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I nses. ,bs hss, ,sbl,.bsJ snv-bs,i ~ .S,,,.2 -
m Am 3 s,sohsns suthor AZ sThs Ola Ho.sss..1s
FEhion and Famlne and Charles .. Psssason. sutas,
Al .K.te AvIeslord The Vallsv P,ru ,,e 80 : -
they are assisted oy Al NE most popular em1s sIasa
10 Amenes, AsS Alsu.is e0n'ns,ly n oelus .eoees -
gafoiess o. etPense' " - 70 sep Fe'e.son AAe-Ane
unappfoachaoie 10 merit hoiasI and srtae are a
says ineuicated. le Ooorsa Fsh0n rises - ad'
vance. N IL - the only hasariDs Epose tAsnlon
piIles can oe renee -o.s On, v..h... La. -.
stes soIo,ed IA utde, and u uni, ai bssssI H.
Paris London, Philadelphis and New Yssk lashfsas
are described at length. each month. Ereyy nuubss
also contains dozen or more new styles cnerAved So
wood. Alec pattern from which dresA maDtilA e.
ebHds costume scan be cut without he aid Of sntua
maker 20 that each number, 10 this way, will ss#s .
years. subscription. lie superb mezzOt6ts and oAss
steel engraEings.
BIts Illustrations excel those Of any other MaeAElns.
each number containing superb Steel Engraving. 4.
'her mez1Ont line beside the Fashion Plate: and ID
addition, ntmeiorF other EngFaVings, Wood Cuta
Patterns, &c, &c. The BngrayBgs, al he and of ths
year GlORe are Worth the subscription price, Patterns
for CrOtchet Needewok ETC., in the greatest profas.
ion, given in every number, with Instructions hou
10 work them: also Patterns Ia embroiderv inanyfin9
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New Principle. No P0ison
RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.

For the prevention and cure Of Fever and ARue or
Chill FeVei; Dumb Ague, and other Intermiltent and
Remittent FeVeTs; also Of Bilious Feyers accompanied
By Typhoid Symptoms; Typhoid Fever, yellow Fever
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night sweats
and all other IOIms Of disease which have common
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DRY FRUIT.
1000 Bushels Dry Peaches @ 81 so.
1000 = :, Apples, loo,
Catrollton, Nov. l. 1855.
CUMMINGS & COUCH.
NOTICE.
NEW STORE,

The undersigned have opened New Store in Car
rOlltOn in the Room, formerly occupied by Isaac Atkin
son, where they win sell grods low, and little lower
than they be had any other place in the county, for
cash or produce. Our Stock consists Of;
Prints,
Ginghams, Boots, Coffee,
CassimeTs, Shoes. Tea,
Cassinetts, Hats, Sugar,
Cloths, Caps, Rice,
Toblcco. &C..
The highest prices in cash store goods for dried
Apples and Peaches; Wheat Rye Buckwheat, Oats.
20O, 900 pounds Of Pork wanted;
ATKINSON & WILLIAMS.
Nov. /, 1855, If.
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GAIT, LIME d FISH,
10 b the BSI and at Rssah C&e.
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D. COLEMAN,
HOase, SigR GRd GmsRtal
ain ter,
TShOp over John MOOdys Wagon Shop, formerly Oc
cupied as Free Press Office, Main Street. CarrOltOn
Ohio.
Sept. 20--l855. IT,
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LAST NOTICE..


am again constrained to call upon eli who have AZ
paid costs remaining due me on the docket In The
Probate Office, to attend promptly and discharge tks
THIS POSITIVELY TIE LAST NOTICE, and tboGs
nte rested negecting TO avail themselves Of it, on
before the 18th of next month may expect visit from
YRESD who will look for pay for his trouble.
A. W. MORRISON
Csrrolltou. July 10. 1855.
ATTAINMENT NUflCE.
William Rutter, Plaintiff Before John w NcLarsn
VS.. Justice of the Peace
John lMcQueen, def. Orange toWnsn ip, Caro-
county, Ohio.
On theSd day of 0c: ober, A. D. 1855, said Jnstss
delivered an order of attachment in the above scten
for thesum ffty-f We dollars and sixteen cents.
Plaintiff will also testify in the above case.
WILLIAM RUTTER,
by bis Attorney.
r. E. KNIGHT.
Leesburgb. Oct, lo, 1855.
Nov. |, 1856. 3w'
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JOB PRINTING.

HAVING CONNECTED WITH THIS Of
III hce good Job Printer, ears prepared 10 exc.
cute all orders In this department with neainess end
despatch. We would respectfully ask merchants and
CARDS, CIRcuLARs, PAMPHLETS,
BLAEKs, HAEDBILLs, BILL.BEADs,
TIcKETs, PROGRAMMES, CATALOGUES,
To give u aeall. Our Job Type Of the most mod
ern manufacture and cannot fail 70 please all who may
Avor Us with their patronage.
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b. T BABBITT,s Potash,

H. II bAbbkIlVS EVIASnS
In tin Of six pounds each, ~ lbs in case, var
ranted superior to any in use and at about the same
price Of the ordinary POtash sold in casks Th msth-
cd of putting up the article renders II much more con-
venient for retailing, and ia this respect therefore,
very desirable. Printed directions for its use are
placed upon each can. The article has been IN The
market for the past three years, and wherever Il has
been introduced has given the highest satisactcn.-
Any person desrOus Of giving the article atrial Will
on remittng to my address s., be sent case Of u
packages. Also,
T.BABBITTS.
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
In Onepound packages, expressly for family use sixty
one.pound packages in each box. With this SaleFatus
and sour milk or cream tartar bread and cakes Of
ry kind can be made and baked in half an hour ct any
season Of the year. and in any climate. Directions for
using it accompany each package,
also, Super Carbonate Soda, Soap Powder, Yeast
Powder, CASTLE Soap Cream Tartar and Csnd lss Of ell
kinds B. I. BABbfFE.
Nos 6s 10 Washington Street, SsWs sYsrk.
Oct. II 1853. 8 mos.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-20
NO. A..

STAIRcAsE ETIQUETTE. A beau writes to us from
saratoga to inquire to some strircase propreties
and pohtenesses. We believe the case is all stated
IN Strlnger and Townsends capital new book, ''Il-
lustrated Manners compendium of Intercourse
ana well worth every young gentleman's and lady's
paying the price of. The author says on staircas-
es:
''On staircase broad enough for two to ascend
abreast the place ofhonor is the farthest side from
the banister, as being the safest Where couple
does not go up down stairs abreast, which goes
first 1t is man-of-war etiquette that every body
descends from the deck before the commander If
a gentleman goes down before lady, he will have
less risk in treading her dress If he 90 up fore
most In nine cases out of ten it will be better since
the lady may have large feet or thick ancles or
some other reason for wishing to protect her lower
extremites from observation and when this is the
case the dragging, souching way in which women
pull themselves up stairs is very unpleasant to wit
ness. Moreover, gentleman should very careful
ly avoid seeing, or if that is impossible, seeming to
see, what ladies wish to conceal What they should
conceal, how much they should allow to be ssen is
matter for each one to- decide Fashion does de-
eide, but feeling should. Putting lady into lou
dress, when she would greatly prefer high one,
or Uice 0erSd, is an outrage her personality" -
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