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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
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4 OST-0n Sunday last, either in Pa
nola OF on the road between Panoia
..na Belmont, Il purso containing FIFTY
n.ne Dollars in money. One twenty dot-
lar bn, South Carolina, and two ten dol
.ar bills, Tennessee money, three i've dol
!ir notes. ana two two do.!ac bills. Also,
a Cotton Reeept for fou bales OF cotton
delivered al the liernanto DepOt--thre-
of which were marked ii. Lard, AMI one
marked Oldhim. Tne above reward Wi
b.-paid for the recovery Of The purse an.
mo ey. HARVEY OSTEEN,
nli-3w Dalm ont.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

Mems and Boys
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' fancy and black dress Silks;
French Merinos, fancy and black Alpaeas,
De Lsincs Of every rari-ty.
A full assortment of Ladies' Dress
Trimmings Plaid Wool and Merino
Shawls, very fine; LADIES' Cotton, Silk,
Cashmere and Merino Hose; ladies', gen
tlcmen's and MI sses Gloves, great vari-
eJy.
Bleached and Brown Shoeting 4-4 10
Ia: Bleachad and Brown Shit ng IS
to 5-4; Table Damask and Birds-Eye Di-
aper: Irish Linens of all kinds; Linen
towels and Napkins, Broad Cloths, Doe
SKINS ana fancy Cassimeres: Sattlnets,
Twaeds and Jeans; Bleaehed and Brown
Drill: Negro ke So and Planes.
A large assortment of BbANkETS-
some very fine Saddles, Brides and
{i;rts: Hardware and Cutlery : School
| Books: Cap and Letter Pape:; iadios'
ind msses kid, c,lf and KIP Boo:s and
Shoes. Also great variety of
FANCY ARTICLES
| too ted ods to In ent;on-all OF which
now o1er to puuctual dealers at reduced
prices, aud for cash at MEAPHa PRIcEs,
and ,nda3 articles iril be sold for less Than
cost. \. L. haLLl.S "0'
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slsttions.

,tI"LADy 5 tiAN.--!l,s iact
,< ax;rri,n,.y wr 'at'let! wI;ll u',-
meaning sun;ie~, and whrn l'
a,lIraS>c> lad, il l. away a.
a strain Of absurd u nseiI>c S
thai we have ut el been Sn y
u led thal Il !ady rrnrd wash /;
f:u. and 50 add" d, d.! ~"
l..nA ,nn mt,:tn"l un The Spot
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NTD 3. HE\TZ'S WORKS
TIE MOST POPULAR II TIE


Comics Of anv of them sold Separately. |
fSs B. PETERSON has Just published a
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! Illustrative of sone of the bestscenes in each
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The Planters Northern Bride. With IL
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Life. Two volumes, paper cover, price
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81 D.
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Spring. Two volumes, paper cover,
pee one dollar, Or one volume, cioth
gilt, 81 ..
Cou tship and Marriage. Two volumes
paper cover, p1ice 81, or one volume
81 25.
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paper cover, price one dollar, or on'
volume, cloth gilt. 81 %.
Love After Marriage; and other Storle'
of the Heart. Two ayoiumc', plPe
cover. price one dollar, or one volume
elo.h gilt, 81 -.
.lelen and Arthur. Two volumes, pape
cover, price one dollar, or one volume
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III, Ban saai Soa; and other Stories
/! Real L fe. Two volumes, paper cove
price one dollar, OF one volume, eiot
gilt, 81 p. ;.
AUNT patty's Soap Bag, together wit
large additions to it, never efore put
lishei in any former edition of this Z
any other work. Two. volumes, ip'
cover, price one dollar, or one voium
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CE Copies of either edition OF any
the above works will BE- sent to any pc
son, to any part of the United State
..f.ec Of postage on their relnitt;ng {
nrice of the ones they may wish, to t
publisher, L. b. PETERSON, :
wv, Nolo2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, T
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

on; "A lust claim to DC c!a>s"d
will, ei,her lbe male or female
sex. His best qualities are thosr
which he possesses in common
with a certain I.ind "f doSs--t"
fetch and carry.
Iad.cS, who laugh in Their
sleeves at the fool, may n"t 90
irci iorhc attentions nf the ser
yaotand so. on; of mere com
miS<crat,nn, my allow him t"
carr; II fan, or cscari 'hem e.
the oI,era. when tie men o
tl.em acquaintance arc not ac-
cesSib'e. The ledy's man Is
sufficiently rewarded Tor at'en-
diru item tIlruug!l a whole
evenings entertainment. II the'
will only drop a smile INTO h''
ha, al pairing. With this sub
sranliaI blessing he Is enc"u'
;rged to future exerinns I'D III
wide field of,na~'uiine eamh'''o'
ia mans duty to a l,.dy consist
in picking up dropped handler
= chiefs aud fans. or twIrlIn9 ne
70 piddine-s and exhaustion !
tho w,i,z We siou!d. perhaps
eayy tho accomplishments {
the nere Iady's man.--lN. !
Delta.
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setutcS A(oetrp.
Sparkling Sunday Night.

I>sCRTBCD TO THOSE WHO ARE
GUILTY.
Sitting i'll the corner
On a Sunday eve,
With a taper finger
Resting on your slocvc;
Starlight eyes are casting
On you~ face their light;
Bless me, this is pleasant
Spark;ng Sunday night!
How Your heart is humping
'Gainst YOUR Sunday vest
low wiclcdly it's working
On this day of rest;
Hours set N but minutes,
As thsy take their llight;
Bless me, 'ain't' it pleasant
Sp,rk:ns Sun lag night?
Dad AMI Nam are sleeping
IN :heir peaceful bed,
Dream ns Of the things
The folks at meeting said.
"Love We one another !"
Ministers rec;te:
Bless me, don't We do tt
Spark NJ Sunday night ?
One arm with gentle pressure,
Lingers ound hcr vast,
You squeeze her d;mpled hand,
lie pout;ng lips YOU taste;
She freely s!aps your face,
But more in love than spite;
Oh! thunder !-ain't it pleasant
Sparkling Sunday night?
Bat hari! the clock IS striking
1t is two o'clock, | snum
As sure as I'm = sinner,
The time to 90 hls "come;; )"
You ask with spiteful. accents
If "that old clock is right"
And woud.r if it ever
Spanked on Sunday night :
Ona, two, three, sweet kisses,
Four, five, six, you hoos-
But thinking that you rob her.
Give me b,ck those yol TOOK;
Then. as for home you>hurry,
From the fair oae's sight,
Don't yoa wish "each d'y"
Cpiy Sunday night +?
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

SEVENTEEN THINGs-1n which
young people render themselves
very impolite:
/. Loud laughing.
2 Reading when others are tai
king.
3. Cutting finger nails in com
4. Leaving meeting before it is
closed.
S. Whispering in meeting.
6. Gazing at strangers.
Z. Leaving a stranger "lthoo'
a seat.
6. A want of reverence for gu
periors.
Q. Reading aloud in company
without being asked.
10. Receiving present wltho"'
a
some manifestation of gratitude
II. Making yourself the top''
Of conversation.
12. Laughing at the mistakes 9
e others.
1a. Joking others in company
$ III Correcting older person
: tlrn yourself, especially your p'
rents. IA I
u Is. To commence talking d
u fore others are through
: 10. Answering questions VIE
= nut to others.
t7 Commencing to eat as SOC
:. as you get to the table
: :. Tho mind ,is aoafis''eo
! ieducation.
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AObtrtisfmsuts.
Christmas EVe.

4 GRAND CHRISTMAS FES-
rIyAI. and BIBLE PRESENTATION, at
Spring Hill Church, near Oakland, on
Christmas Eve, oath December, 1896, at
5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
/. BIBLE PREsg>TATIo with appropri-
ate speeches, by m l. of the first talent.
2. CR s4gAs Eve PoEM-by tho Pastor
Of tn, Church.
3. A most sumptuous ENTERTAr%aENT.
Cy" GOOD Muse is expected to be PEE
sent on the occ g on.
E1y The object of the Festival is tc
raise funds to liquid4te the d BITS of tn
Baptsst Society Of Spring ILL, Ialla
hatche county.
Cy Tickets for sale at Grenada
Charleston, Oakland, and By any OF tn
Committee.
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AHARGAIS OFFERkD!

FyyHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his
HOUSE and THREE LOIS, in which
be now resides, in the town es Pamela,
and State Of Mississippi. The house Is
new, and the out-buildings convenient to
WELL Of good water. As | expect to
move into the country, in order TO be con-
venient to my work, | will give any per-
son wishing town property good trade.
JOHN 7. PRIDDI.
December Cd, lS56.-4w
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

] HAVE no TIME TO READ
The idea about the want of time
is a mere phantom. Franklin
found time, in the midst of all la
bors, todive into the hidden recess
ses of his philosophy, and 10 ex-
plore the untroddcn path OF sci
cucc.
The great Frederick, with an
empire az his direction, in the
midst Of war, on the eve Of bat
ties which were TO decide the fate
| Of his kingdem, found time TO rev.
el in the charms of philosophy
and intellectual pleasures. Bona
parte, With all Europe at his dis
posal, witl kings in his antc-cliam-
her begging for thrones, with
/ thousands OF men vhosc lestinies
We're suspended on the brittle
thread of his arbitrary pleasure
| had time TO converse with tht
books. Cassa, when he had curb
ed the spirit of the Roman people
and was thronged with visitor
from the remotest kingdoms, fouu'
tine for intellectual conversation
Every man has time, if he Is care
l'ul to improve it as we'll as h
might he can reap q three-1oid re
: ward. Let mechanics make us
of the tine at their disposal,
they want TO exercise proper II
fluence in society. They can,
they please, hold in their hand
:. the destinies Of our republic ; the
!, are numerous, respectable al
y powerful, and they have only
= be educated half as well as 9th
il professions to make way tor ii
n nation.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

am pressed for MONEY to pay n!
debts. and therefore most earnestly and
respectfully request al rersons indebted
10 M TO come f2rwlrd Immediately and
pay UP. have many thousands OF DOL
lars due me, and some Of 1t of long STAN
ding, and have in no instance preSse' ny
customers, but have waited PATIENT. on
them. The time is come when tn y mnss
paw me-, as | am about making an entIrs
change in my business, and want 10 close
up my books. I. L. h'
November 4th, l85G-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
Lamb & UpsElaw.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS & ST4TION-
ER.S,
No. 259 Main street, Memphis,
Have constantly on hand, nd for sale at
the lowest prices, lasgs assortment OF
Lar, Medical, Theological School, aud
Miscellaneous BOOKS,
ALO. fine editions of BIBLES, and
PRAYER BOOKS, in every variety of
Binding and size, and receive regularly all
the New Works in the various departments
of Literature. ns
SCHOOL BOOKS.
They respectfully invite the attentions
| af School Teachers to their assortment of
School Books, which is very extensive,
comprising the most valuable Works new
in use.
BLANK BOOKS.
Their stock of Blank Books is complete,
embracing every description of Account,
Record, and Memorandum Books.
ST ALTON ARY.
/ Every variety, of Common, and Fancy
/ Stationery, including Writing Wrapping
Papers, Steel pens of every description
anl price, Ink, Quills, &C.
4 CT Booksellers, NJ srchanfs, teachers,
Libraries, AMI School Committees supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
n. B. Country Merchants will find il
much TO their interest to purchase of us
lrather than in the East, as they can OBJ
s tain goo Is from us in small quantities., al
needed, at short notice, and az smau i'd
vance on Eastern coat.
July Ss-N8-2n
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
0olit anO ajrmOr.

'Tis NOT tale, it's not a jest,
Admir'd with laughter at a feast,
Nor fold talk, which can THAI title gam
The proofs of wit for ever must rcma'n
CONVEY.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

The narrnweSt part "' 1H' u
Atlantic is more ti.an two m:!ess
deep. In other pArts It Is one
ID u hall miles.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
4 CH,RlrABLE MAN.--Ihr

Rev. Mr. SslgglnS SAID :
IL am II charitable man, and
hink every one entitled 10 h +.
opinion, and | never CHERISH
malice against my foes, n"l
even against Mr.. Mulberry
WHO has indirectly called m u
<lnner-bul sill, if the LORD
has a thunder bolt To spare. !
think il would be wei! hes "we'
upon dear brother Mu berr.
head
he reverend gen''cma'
| ~huws in this very Chris'ia
charil,--vu'garly styled love
,he left
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

sy A Young lady returning
late from concert, rs it was RAIN
inc. ordered the coachman TO drive
close TO the sidewalk, but was still
unable to step across the gutter.
II can lift YOU across ii, SAID Goa
chv. "Oh, no, I'm TOO heavy,
said she. Lord, marm, | am
used to lifting barrels of sugar"
replied John.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

ScIasTIrIC.-.sWhaG Is the
rauSe al the notatne roi
.It is attributed To the ra-
,a-ry influence Of the earli'.
.How was this ascertained
.By consulting Il great "iahH
romnon-ia-ters @
A Chicago broker, famous for
his shrewdness, took a trip by
railroad tue other day, aud sal
down at the end ci the last car
because he considers the use OF
money worth Something wnils 'l'o
conductor wa coming thsoasiI
The cars
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
IT IS related of DIR. franklin

IT is related OF DIR. Franklin
that when he was last in London,
he was walking one day with a
pair Of spectacles on, belonging
to a friend. He kept them on,
pretending they would help his
ewes. Passing along, a porter ran
against him. ''D--ay your spec
tacles!" said the coarse fellow
whereupon the Doctor, laughing
heartily, said There, my friend
Won see what I said was true, foI
| if | had not had the spcctacles on
he would have d-d my eyes"
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I, d r Ms;
PUBLISHED AT

Tor One Year, if paid in advance 81 90
II paid within six months 2 30
After Sax months s 90
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rho mind ,is ..olris''ed' b,
education.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

up the cracks, and as iron by heat will ex-
pand, SO by cold it will contract, then by
the aid of their screws and taps they may
cause other things to crack and l may
say something about improving the naviga-
ton of the lower Mississippi, and reclaim
ing the overfowed lands, for / think the
best plan for one will answer for both.
The best way l have learned to get clear
of water and smoke is to give one straight
and quick passage up, and the other down.
expect to start to New York in few days
with one of Mr.. Bells slaves, that has
lately returned from Africa, from him they
may learn how they live there. / heard
the Governor of Liberia says about the
same, and when Mrs. Stowe finds those big
levees, / will give her another chance, for
l want US to try to improve the condition
of that mighty river and the lowly, by
truth, reason, and the laws and will of God.
Please to excuse my errors and say and do
something to improve the condition of the
lowly and vulgar Uncle Toms Cabin, and
Uncle Sans big Custom House and River.
Yours, very respectfully,
S. w. ADHESION.
April 18th, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, April 27.-The ship Empire City
arrived 70 day from Liverpool. She reports on the
srd instant, in latitude CO, longitude SO, falling in
With the ship Eudoria, Of and for ST. Johns, n B.,
from Liverpool, in sinking condition. She took
of her crew and passengers, sixty in all, and
brought them to this port.
WAsHINGroN, April 2S-SENArE-The debate on
Kansas affairs was resumed.
Mr. Stuart moved to take up the river and harbor
bill; rejected.
Mr.. Bell, Of Tennessee, defended Lieut.. Maury
from the action of the naval board.
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE-Seuate bill to remit duties on goods,
wares and merchandise destroyed by FIRE, was Ia
ken up.
The House, by FIVE majority, sustained the de-
csion of the Chair, that the bill did not make an
appropriation, and not required to be referred
to the committee of the whole on the state of the
union. Several days ago this decision was reVers~
ed After an unsuccessful motion to make the bill
the special order it was sent to the committee Of
the whole.
Senate bill amendatory of the act establishing a
circuit court in California, was passed.
House adjourned.
new YORK, April 2s-The Crystal Palace is ad-
vertised for sale at auction on the 22d of May.
A letter from Kansas CRY, dated the 18th inst,
says: arrived here Sunday last with Howard and
Sherman of Congress, the investigating committee,
who are still here waiting for Mr.. Oliver. That
gentleman is still engaged in defending his present
position before his constituents. The committee
will have their headquarters at Lawrence.
"a party Of 30 Germans arrived yesterday; so
persons arrived from Rhode Island, and $50 from
about 80 daily, and about that number weekly from
the South.
"Gov Reeder has been visiting LeavenwortF,
and leaves to-day for Lawrence"
NEW YoRK, April %, evening-Cotton is firm.
Southern Flour 637iasO0 Wheat dropping
Mess Pork 2OOO Beef l2OOaI3OO. Lard firm.
Coffee is active; Rio y. Sugar u. MOlasses
firm.
CINCINNATI, April %, evening-Flour unchang
ed. Whisky unchanged. Sugar, low fair and fair,
SA8t. Coffee l2tal24.
NEW YORK, April %, M.--Flour has advanced,
Straight State 5.37a5.75 Ohio 5.S7a6.l2, Southern
6.5OaSOO, Wheat declined &c, Corn firm, Mess
Pork 1900, Beef dropping.
LOUISVILLE, April 28.-River six feet six inches
on the Falls and rising
CINCINNATI, April %, M.-Flour 540a5.75, Pro-
visions firm, Bulk Meats g 4a71, Bacon sides ST,
shoulders Il; Whisky l9tal9g, Molasses is held
at As River risen 90 inches
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
For the Nashville Patriot.
Public Meeting.


Pursuant to previous call portion OF the ciu
gems of Nashville met at the Market House on Sat
urday the Goth April, 1856,
When, on motion, Capt. A. L. Davis WAS called
TO the Chair, aud c. w. Nance was appointed Sec
rotary.
On notion il was resolved that committee Of
Eve be appointed to prepare resolutions expressive
of the objects of the meeting, aud report the same
to another meeting TO DE called at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
on Saturday the Srd Of May.
Whereupou, Thomas Nancy Esq, DR.. b. W
Hail. James Johnson, Esq, NJ. &. L. Claiborne and
w. w. Massey, were appointed to compose said
committee.
II was further resolved that West II. Hum
phreys G. X. Winston aud Herman Cox, Esqs., be
requested to address the meeting the 50 Of May,
relative to the policy Of erecting railroad bridge
over Cumberland river below the city wharf, and
the formation of the proposed junction depot SC.
1t was also resolved that the city papers be re-
quested 10 publish these proceedings.
A L DAVIS Chairman.
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C. W. NAScr, Sec'y.

SNAPS RIFLKs-We are informed that
side Of the Square, near the Burnt Distrietn
have just received few Of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity Of providing
themselves with this gun, Of which we have
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice 10
L. d G., who have made arrangements to
that effect
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

II y ACRES Of Faluahle Land 90 both sides q ne
II Z Nashville and Chattanooga haruad - usiles rom
NAshve whsch depot has been recsny located well
improved god safer, god so With fair proportion q
timber aud cleared iand excellent stand Tor eoanty
store and residence. Either aide q Tie road The Whale
viii b. odd 20 suit parchAssFs.
I56K ACREs, mile froEi the toTa q Franklin, Ia
Wilsmsou county he L4beFty read and sie east
hs and Aabams 8sisrosd. 100 Acres eaeAred
sad IN eusuton- Hts emit oemsEtsbss Dwelling suss,
lasting spring. and proaaetT- ac-9asatlc Tor toIr
hAndsOe ssitisnents sid ss X, y, y, or al 70 si
@ AcREs mostly tssrea part ofthe Rrenszooa Traes
ne fenue.see and Aah4na ANrozd. - es 6euth u
Nashville AN Of exeesnt qualiy, ssnlrabsy asapstd 10
tne Purposes 81 fileysgd. Aasery, Narkrf Garden
1ok ACRES ne 0Ailstin Tufnpke road, ~ Haies
re@ aashvi2ss hstueea stan and sisaxs; vuad ma6e
business nan II toNn eonfsnient and cooFohe eaaAtFy
rrsid nce
400 AcRES en- estA rfsss q ne NashxEis end sorlA
WaEsn Hair 81 II sE Ell sshre, e. % MAfpeth
Re ana miles 81 knssean epngs, y Acres csaE-
st-basnos uca tRksEsa-aaod All and wkssss and
srtahas impreseaenlA
S&h Aek84, vel inpsesea. nnen ton asshsias, IN
ne Ma Greek Yahsy flkas sat asar Ms ~ n. h. Sal
e soo1 auAty, god Dwekrs. ane yeong 0rrhAra
xsry rsad neifhberheoa.
81 ACRAE - tae bresklTa Lraa nsiss Neffh e Eask
ss.s shs whsss c'ssk faFnpts fa.d- aass ssss
IoTs 4 as za. en y Iss so = Acres "a ne ss-aa
Vista farap 10 Eoae. om asaes 81 NasArl5e stsa
vifhaai TimaGF, ronsssient - bnena Vista sprass.
80 Toss b ne eofpeEEtina u asshsias. paar wasnns
sprnE several % rs FtaAka Turn reas sessrs scar
tie Dspe 81 he Tsen ala r. r. sessr4sen aaa -
MnIfrshofa 8sFaPks read lhs "a Wasa Ene ssFstai
uest "a carslal hla ne4r ~ rarpeFsfsan Inc.
fAicks Low - hAA Lhk4At- thfae SO HisA -
FzFrA7ss sslt q sd = aake ssrls ps.es.'as 2
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one will consent TO be without it.
We have different sizes to suit our customers.
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