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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15

SEEING THE ELEPHANr.-A friend tells US
Of rich incident that occurred the other Gay
in the courtroom at Frankfort, in which the
proverbial attractions of the elephant are
very forcibly illustrated. 1t seems that, on
the day in question, a menagerie was ex-
pected in tie city, apd the people were ma
turally on the qui eire CO., the approaching
sights-an interest in which, as the sequel
shows, his Honor the Judge keenly partci-
pated. Notwithstanding, the court was
held on that day, though not exactly as
usual. In the progress of the mornings bu-
sness a case Of continuance arose which the
Judge was evidently not at all inclined to IA
vOr. His countenance, indeed, grew abso-
lutely stern with disfavor The lawyer in
charge having urged his plea with all the in
genuity and ability at his command, was at
length in the act Of yielding the point ia de-
spair, when brother lawyer, especially up
to snuff, rose and whispered into his car
that menagerie had arrived, and the elephant
aeould sum the rirer!
The suggestion was big with relief
Frightening with hope, The willy lawyer at
once drew himself up deterentIaliy, and,
addressing the court, said: MAY it please
your Honor, haze this pement learned that
the Great American Menaserie has reached
TINS CITY, anu the eeeP""n' m.''
suim the RentucAy yricer! The people, am
informed, are already throngng upon the
banks to witness the extraordinary feat
The hit was palpable. The intelligence OF
Buchanan's election could hardly have
brought a more wonderful change in the
bearing of his Hoaor. His stern counte,
nance at once relaxed into the most gen;a!
complacency, and, in a tone of generous
excitement, he remarked :-"Gentlemen, |
grant this continuance, and adjourn the
court never hare seen an elephant swim
a river, and, as am an old man, it isn't
likely that Pll ever have better opportuni-
ty. The courts adjourned" The last
| thing our friend saw of the court it was
making for the river at speed never con-
templated by the Life Insurance Company.
Verify, there's no resisting the elephant =
Louisville jour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15
Horticultural Implements,
OTTawA MARBLE YARD.

TIE having purchased the shop and stock
OF Geweil Finley where he intends TO carry on the
business on more extensive scale He has OH hand and
is always in receipt of the quality Of American tt
lia and Egyptian Marble, for Head stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture, &c As he has some OF
the best workmen the western country, he feels as
sured that he up anything in his line IN sPer-
style, together with low prices he feels assured that
he ~ii give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
\. b. Orders from a distance earnestly solicited. lad
promptly attended to- JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa, March
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15

A Shanghai egg is on exhibition in Will
mington North Carolina, which weighs five
ounces, and IS four and three-sixtsenth
inches long
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15
WAGONS: WAGONS:
CyrnIrrIMnS e. HAHN

"a EE now manufacturing superior article OF wagons
"a and Euggies made o the best seasoned timber and
warranted ii every respect. We invite farmers and all
otf-rs e. and work before buying a. We are
.at. "a that we are anaaciurng good not better
Wagons and Buggies ;han has been offered III the
City. - .
Our Shop i opposite the Gas Works near the sde-eu'-
Hepairing done short notice.
AIs.y CUMMINGS. luylv-iyI cuEIsroBBtE HAhs-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15

Oa MIir =. I.-,c E.iSt II Pp-; gTtcs,
C.IIE subscriber would inform the public that he IS ma
L nufartriring and keep, hand tho bert quality "i
Chewing Tobacco SNUFF Pipes &c AT wholesale aud re-
favorable TO CI,t0uI.Ts- Also Tie pest oi
Havana. L,o,-.ra Cas-AIoris and esier kinds Of Ci-
yar. FsrE4rs rnA others who smoke oisS- make
ying o., isyinr 81 1t Wholesale, IS can
sell q bet article. .-ss price than i.ilars
call Mandatory next door west OF the
Post Office. and for yourselves
q. III. stHNklDkE-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15
MILL y l. Il y .

I,EGS leave tn a.irs 81 u'tara aud srini-
Is. that her FALL SIu.k OF MILLINERY GOODS
O.. !.,.s t4st. and -iie va! DC 4htis
Il, vat rrr,gn IN a - may favor her S!th a call
Room. over tl- Nars- Front store. sef'=t
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Ecot and Shoe Store,

W. a.. FASH
nYGs leave call the attention of the public TO his
stock of RDOtS Shoes, Cutters. Slippers GH'n Shoes
Dc dc. constantly kept on hand % tie abov. establish
n-n Particular attention paid to selections for Ladies
and Misses wear Connected with, the store is large
slop for manufacturing boots shoes &c. and he
Ioys none good yorinen lie is prepared TO make t.
osy any article ii- line in style both oil neail-s
and atssaIdly superior to the best Eastern work
EeIairing dom. AT short notice f.i7-ri
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15
" .A GsS Az

YrTOULD infnrIa the public that she still continues
w give the piano, guitar, and 'eode"no
Ns1 instruction n thorough bass Lessons given az
her boarding place. az Aasa Fosters, west OF the $40
cut and at he residence of pupils. Jan IZ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15
Dr,. FAY 4 HOBERT,
Euena Vista, Floral Gardens.

AZ he restdence Of w. H. W. CtlAhnadn, Edss Ottdscd
Aways for sale. large SUPPLY Of perpetual Roses and
all other kinds Of foHerng house plants strawberry, To
msto, Rhnbarb Cabbage, plants &C., ke, in thsir
son and vesctAstes Of all kinds tumi&
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y;.t.UasT;ssING !

THE .sscribcrs prepared 20 uPhoiser Church
Pew. in superior style and permitted to refer to
Ns.-rs G. A. aud Keeier, for whom they have 1t
tod t, in the F:scup.l and COBgre gai!6n.i Churches
An Kind. of FURNITURE on hand a; the Ware Rooms
north side tic Court House sqIar. opposite JACKSON
4 Lock woods Hardware store.
-. o., JAMES X Lrs-I & CO.
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Druggist. IooEs~Aer. amt Stntionsr-Otfrrd, H.
Second store in Nattngers block, south side OF the
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+. IL. IIOHT,

DatehaGL>l- and Js,c~I.T-NOrt Sise OF L1A'r ASSse
!Syuors, Oftd,rd-
YYYATCU work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired a the shortest notice Clocks
Watches. and JeWelry for sale cheap. Dec 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-15

a,
Or.ce "a Bqssrsfrs EItdiH1. 0gPc-fs Nanfon House-
Dr Y i a graduate Of tie Aibsuy Medical College
,Auop.hicl and tie Phiisdeipia Homeopathic s-.-
isss and ha- had several wears experience As prse
f!oaxr in tie Cry of Albany lie respectfully
REFERS TO
DR. Sipfral. DR.. " r. Cook aud Dr. Boarcinan, CHI
cayo DR.. Pratt aud Pain. Albany
Eoard.uE place Mrs NuTrays, on Columbus 81 ses
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DANIEL, LEAlhf
T.. Y. GkIGGS,

UAN1EIs IE.AhH9
Rspo, and Shoe MIHnfrctarsr-Ott1trd, Ia
On Madison north of Glover Cooks new Biocx>
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TOb,cco a. Cigar ..anufaCuOry.

E.x erlae Pos. Office, Hain .treet. ottasa, III.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
xxxIvth Congress First Session.
WAsurNGToN. Aug.


SENArE.-Mr. Crittenden presented a
memorial Of Lieut.. Bartlett relative to the
action of the Naval Board in his case. Mr.
Crttenden spoke in the case.
The Senate in Executive session to-day
has confirmed John w. Geary as Governor
OF Kansas, vice Shannon removed. | am
told that the only Senator who voted against
him was Mr.. Toombs.
Mr.. Wilson demanded the reason for the
removal Of Shannon. The cause was re-
fused, and on his motion the papers were
ordered to be printed, with the view to do
Justice to Mr.. Bartlett.
Mr.. Cass and Mr.. Stuart presented petit
tons from citizens of Michigan, praying for
the admission of Kansas with the Topeka
Constitution.
HoUsE.-The first resolution reported by
the Committee on Elections, that Mr.
Whitfield was not entitled to seat as
Delegate from Kansas, was adopted by 10
to so.
The second resolution, that Mr.. Reeder
be admitted to the seat, was rejected by 80
to ll2.
Mr. Washburn asked, but was denied,
unanimous consent to pay Mr.. Reeder's
mileage and per diem.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

J. D. PATrox, Fec The pro.slsvery
party of Davenport appear to have pecu.
liar antipathy to this gentle man, as their
speakers and writer's continually allude to
him and in the grossest language. Had
Mr.. Patton ever committed an act that
showed his disqualification for the Office OF
Clerk OF the Court, the hyena-like spirit
with which he is pursued would have un.
earthed it ere this time. But he has faith
fully aud zealously discha rged the duties Of
his Office, and no man can place a finger
upon single act Of Joshua d. Patton's that
shows his incompetency for the Office Of
Clerk Of Court, or that reflects upon his
honesty and moral worth. While thus pur-
sued by this pack of defamers, with little
Dow at their head, the most abusive and
corrupt of the whole, Mr.. Patton has had
the documents in his hands that, were he
disposed TO make them public, would have
crushed Geo. S. c. Dow to the earth and
outlawcd him in the estimation of every
matchmaking member Of community, but
though frequently solicited by his friends to
publish them, as an act of justice to him
tacks upon him, he has refused to do So
The contrast in the m anly and forbearing
department of Mr.. Patton and the merciless
unrelentng course of little Dow, is striking
and shows very plainly the dispositions o
the two men. Voters may rest assured o
this one thing, that in voting for Mr.. Pat
ton they are assisting to continue in Office
an honest and upright man, who has strict
ly and conscientiously discharged the du-
ties of his Office, and who viii continue to
do so If reelected.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

FIRE IN Rock IsLAsp.-A very destruc.
tive FIRE occurred in Rock Island, on last
Friday night, on River street opposite the
Ferry landing. II originated from candle
which set fire TO q mosquito bar, and the
flames spread with extraordinary rapidity.-
Our Rock Island neighbors are as destitute
Of any apparatus for extinguishing fires us
we are, and all they could do was to at
tempt stopping the flames by pulling down
the contiguous buildings. We understan
the principal loser was Capt. Cook, who
had lot of lumber consumed valued at be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000, no insurance.
Z. T. Sawyer's' large warehouse was de-
stroyed,-the insurance on it expired only
the previous day. The other principal
loser was the firm of Phileo & Powers
We will learn further particulars from the
Rock Island papers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
-,,r,r THE MuapEREa.-At the last

uvpsEsr, THE MuRpERER.-At the lust
accounts, the murderer P. I. Herbert was
:, one Of tho Virginia Springs. 1t would be
comfortable for those Irishmen in our city
,,ho intend volt nc with the bogus Democ'
,.cv to-day, TO reflect that the murderer OF
~. NJ their innocent countrymen, 10 thus
.n;ovins himself among the most aristocrat-
!. circles of the party. Herbert can now
nles,.n,ly discuss with Buchanan men the
.no,mous insolence Of an Irish waiter pre-
.uminp 10 dispute the commands of gen
..man. In the case Of Herbert it was set
lied that no white servant has any right to
,..;.t The orders or the assaults of gentle
man. Herbert is a Buchanan Democrat.
us was member of the Cincinnati Con-
,ar,ion which nominated Buchanan. He
provoked quarrel with an Irish waiter by
insisting on obedience to commands which
,ysre against the rules of the hotel, and
when Heating defended himself against
Herbert's attack, he was shot like dog
From any punishment for this crime, which
no possible casuistry can show to be less
than manslaughter, he was fully AMI com
ple,ely acquitted. by the gross Partially OF
a pro-slavery judge and jury, and was es-
cor,ed in triumph to his lodgings by his
Buchanan friends. We desire Irishmen to
remember these facts when they vote to-
day; and If they still determine to act with
the bogus Democracy, by the efforts OF
whose leaders in Wash ington City, Herbert
was acquitted, it will be pretty plain to all
intelligent observers. that whoever else
ought to be slaves, they certainly make but
little account of the rights and privileges
Of freemen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

IRISH DEMocRATs.-We wish those Irish
men who intend voting with the bogus
Democracy to-day, to remember that the
State Democrat has never uttered one word
in condemnation OF the acquittal OF Herbert.
1t is all well enough for lrishmen TO help
vote these bogus Democra into office, but
if one Of them is shot for being insolent to
gentleman, his surviving friends would
soon ascertain the difference between la
boring man and Buchanan Democrat who
can afford to recreate himself at the Vir-
ginio Springs. Z
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

THIS IS THE DAY.-We hope and believe
there is not Republican in Davenport
Township, who will fail to vote to-day. But
il there are any too Indifferent to attend OF
their own accord, they must be persuaded
to do their duty, and if any are unable to go
they must be conveyed. Republican friends,
we never had 50 important an election in
our State. Let US act rs though the result
depended on our individual votes. Let us
do our whole duty. Let us all vote, and we
will achieve glorious triumph. gt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

FRED. HEoKEn.-Last Saturdays Demo
c,at s,ates that Fred. Hecker, of Illinois
had declined being Fremont Elector.-
There is about as much truth in that state
men, as in the previous one aLout Mr.. Lin
coins speech at Galena. When Fred
Hecker betrays the cause of FIRE edom, oil
ceases to advocate its principles, you may
expect to see the river running up stream
The Democrat can accomplish nothing BY
telling such improbable, we might say i'm
possible falsehoods. Its course, however
gives US another opportunity OF warning al
voters against giving the least credit tc
ally of the falsehoods which il may publish
this morning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
EARrn's CvRrosrrrEs.-ln diggi np

EARTH's CuRrosrrIEs.-ln digging Q
well on his premises, at the depth of Il
feet Mr.. Tichenor has struck a stratum Of
heavy, tenacious earth resembling blue
clay, which upon being exposed to the at
mosphere becomes hard, assuming the ap,
psarance Of soapstone. What may seem tc
be singular fact to some is, tina. although
this well is on the bank of the Mississippi
river and ten feet below its surface, yet nc
water has been reached.
In grading Farnam street near the sum
nit Of the bluff, the workmen have thrown
out number Of roots that are highly phos
phorescent, so luminous that one can al
most see to read by the light the, emit.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
Mr.. Pierce Coming to his Senses

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The TriJuns's
Washington correspondent writes that the
President has had under consideration for
several days the subject of ordering noile
prosequi in the cases of Gov. Robinson and
his compatriots in prison, for treason in Kan
sas. In the event this is not done, Senator
Bigler, of Pennsylvania, will introduce q
bill into the Senate: ordering their trials q
take place in Pennsylvania instead of Kan
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

ANOTHER MIssrATEMEsT.--The STATE
Democrat quotes an extract from pretend
ed speech of Mr., Palmer, one Of the Repub-
lican electors OF Illinois. OF course, no such
speech has been made during the present
canvass. But we are holding an election
to-day in Iowa, and in Scott county, and
our opinions about the ProPriety of natural
lied citizens holding Office, are very well
expressed in the nomination of Mr.. Rusc b,
whom we intend to elect, despite the un-
manly calumnies with which he has been
assailed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

PAR HIN, BY ALL MRAss.-John ID.
Evans, pro.slavery candidate for Clerk Of
Court, has card in the last Democrat in
which he says, "a malicious report has been
circulated that | was running for the office
of Clerk of the District Court for the ben
fit OF Geo. E. Hubbell." We heard that
statement week since, but did not regard
it as worthy of notice. but 4 HubbelI con-
tinues TO edo the dirty work of tn party"
1--WE have the authority of one of its leaders
and speakers for that assertion) he must be
paid somehow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

KEEP CooL!-To-day is the election, keep
cool, don't get excited, discuss the merits
of your candidates calmly, vote understand.
ingly, and our word for i! the great question
of freedom will be decided affirmatively 10
Scott county before the sun sets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

A Loso SAn.-During the fire in Rock
Island on Friday night sparks we're carried
TO this side Of the river, and friend has
handed US blank tax list for the State OF
Illinois, that was waited across the water
and came down over the bluff at the corner
Of Ninth and Farnam streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
Severe Storm at Carlisle, Pa

CARLISLE, Pa, July 30.-A very heavy
rain and thunder storm occurred here last
night. Five barns and one dwelling were
destroyed by lightning. The barns were
filed with the entire crops The losses
are heavy. Other losses are eported in
the county
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

FINE Enthusiastically forenoon we had
avery fine rain accompanied by much thun-
der aud lightning In the city it washed
he streets, filled the cisterns and did good
generally; whether it did harm in the coun-
try we are not advised, but presume the
benefit to the corn and potatoes will repay
any drawback experienced by the late har,
vesters. .--. ... rrarE@
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

A FALSE HASDBrLL.--The pro-slavery
leaders have published handful in Ger
man, for the purpose of attempting to per-
suade German citizens that the Maine Law
is the question at issue. Its falsities how
ever have been fully exposed by our Ger
mau friends. The Maine Law is not at is
sue, az our opponents well know. Freedom
or Slavery is the question to be decided to-
day, as far as the voice of Iowa goes. To
vote the so called Democratic ticket, is to
vote for Slavery. To vote the Republican
ticket is TO vote for Freedom. That is the
Truth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
Iowa City.

a,.Y q oy,Arr, at the old stand known as me
civ Auction Rooms Iowa cry, are Asen1s ,'i inc
p,yepport Gazette. Subscribers 70 our nAlis can
oo,.in their papers every morning ny Gaining q "e
.,ove stand.
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e. N. DAVENPORT, -
MILLWRIGHT & MACHINIST,

WILL always be in readiness on short notice,
w make pisus and build by contract or sapertn
tend work. In Offering his ser' ices TO the pub
lie. he gives uaiice that he has spared lneitheI
time nor expense, in keeping up with all the i'm.
proyements, having fifteen years saEerience, feels
Confident that he give satisfaction 10 those who
emnloy him. administrations, left or addressed to
the Post Office at Davenport, or inquire al his resi-
dsnce at Fulton, Muscatine Co., Iowa.
REFERENCES.e frog
JR Cogswell, Maumee City,0. .,
L. l.. Nor emo use, Wateryille,o
James Durvin, Texas,
Stevens IL Gauit, Moline, III.
John Graham, BeRtoa city, Iowa..
I'M. ID. Burrows, Day IMPORT, Iowa.
NAV IS w .3m
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in AHinson's block, Second Street, be.
tpeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale tie following valua Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot on Third Street near the corner o
3. sir lots the south west corner of Fourth ard
ramam Streets.
3. SIX lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
All the above lots are we'll situated and in parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be soido
Farming Lands in Johnson County
ST of S. Z. s. % T. 20 n. Range we 81 90 acres.
NtofN E3s, ssI e y, Range west % acres.
The above landsare vi on the line OF the Railroad
from Davenport to lowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety eres OF
timber land near Elvira P. O,<seven miles from Ly
ons, Claton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land
we'll waiered.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres first rate land, well improved with
good houses. viii be sold at a bargain.
sase Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and fifty acres fine prairie land two
miles north Of Montezuma, the county seat.
Mch l7-'56-du
Scott Co.
1850 acres unimproved land two miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcoti, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l60aeres I've miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice hand.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. small farm of IS under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
The most beautiful lapd in the vicinity lhe
ely. t+t z
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm Of 90 acres, 20 under cuitiyat 30 of tim
Der. never failing stream runs through it, Will
bssoid very cheap. ~
Near Walcott,
80 Acres of choice prairie at bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful i've lot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

BAD INDEED We find the following
moroccan in the last Democrat:
ALFRED SANDERS: thank you for your
libels in yesterdays paper, and hope you
will continue to defame me; it multiplies
and strengthens my friends, and renders
you an object Of scorn and pity.
GEO. E. HUBpEBL.
Our "libels" consistin charging Hubbell
with being the writer Of the locals IN the
Democrat He considers that defamation
Of his character. Our readers may judge
something of the nature of those locals
when even Mr.. Hubbell considers it libel.
Gus to attribute their authorship to him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
4ar0 MARI.
r. CLOSE cos. COLUMN

w :ame'. alsrss stock Of Heavy ana Shelf Hs, "a
| our friends who desire fair dealing.
1000 Kegs Nails. Caii soon Tor bargains I'D y ans
| 4. CLoSE q w.
l. cheapby T. CLOSE * 20.
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10s ~ -
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| pLACkSMlTH'S Tools, Bellows, Anvlis, Ram
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RoPE-Maniilaa Hemp, all sizesat ,