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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Preston s. Brooks. We have no, n,
heretofre mentioned The death of This gis.
fnguishsd parsonage, for the reason az
he was now dead to lie. his infamy die
with hun. We only speak Of him now
to mention the fact that he was vsrv
large man IN statue. Il required Cof-
I'm six feet and -FOUR inches for his usa
and he was heavy in proportion. He
was the larges, man who ever died in
Washington. At the time Of hi. coward.
" assault on Samner, some Of his party
papers sad that Sumner deserved \ son-
"'ng ADD that Brooks 'c's the proper man
10 10 II. They considered themselves
sale by making the selection OF such a
quiet ruffain FOR the brutal deed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
EDWIN MANNING

The .Muscatine Railroad. We feel as
sonhden. Of the completion Of Ralroa
TO connec, with Muscasine, By next fall,
n we are OF any other matter in the fu-
TUE.
The people Of Muscatine are resolved
on this matter, aud are determined to
have 1t pushed forward to an early com.
pIetion regardless Of expense. They
now see how they have squandered ore
year and ob.ained nothing towards this
road. They now have assurances from
the NJ. & NJ. Co., or rather through Mr..
Farnham, the head and front of the Co,
tina. if possible il shalt be built this com.
ins suamer. The proposed one third
o. til. amount to complete the road is
now ready and it only waits the action CT
the NJ. & NJ. Co TO have the work com.
menced and pushed forward as fast as
men and meney can do it.
The people Of Musca,ine feel and know
that their hopes and success are not de.
penden, upon the NAM. Road. They
now see aud know that they can obtain
the road by proper action without the as
Sis,ancc of the NJ. and lI. Railroad Co.. ,
hu, al the present time their connections
with the NJ. & M. Road are such that
they should first prefer to &C, with that
Co, but if the NJ. g. M. Road are not
ready to go ahead with the work, the
feeling in Muscatine is ntnss agains,
procrastina'ion. They will not wait long
The nj. 4 nj. Road mus, 90 ahead
or other arrangements will be made for
the completion vi the Road.
The construction Of this road may be
called certain, and we look for the com.
ple,ion OF ii by mex, fall.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

q Agentleman once in attemting to ali sht
from stage coach accidentally grasped lad BY
the knee, who very indignantly called him q aben.
then, whereupon, gentleman, sit ing on the seat
beside her, immediately remarked, that she sr,ost
eEcnes hin" hcansc be belonged 70 the Par,
h4ss tribe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
f The Cedar Coup,y Iyoa,r -

ry The Cedar County Lyceum Will
meet at lie School Honse, on Thursday
evening tie 9Th OF March, a, 6l.2p
NJ.
Question FOR Discussion RESOLVED
tia the Signs OF the Times indicate the
PtrPeinlty oil the American Union.
-Messrs. NestIerode
Sowen and Starr.
Negative -Nessrs. Bagley, Mccain,
anl Coa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Republican Ticket.

Ter Superintendent Of Public instruction,
LUCIUS Ii. BUGBEE
FOR Register State Land Office,
WILLIAM II. HOLMES
Ior Commissioner Of De moline River Improve
meRt
EDWIN MANNING.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

A PslSrrR'R BLEssINa.--A fellow named
Brogder having been tarred aad featbercd In
Yreka, Ca,aforaia, for malueasing two little
girls under his care, the Volcano Ledger says
that be was served right, for he swlndled that
Office o1t If $40; aud iartheremore biesses him
thus:
My the r stick to his miserable carcass
uutal be Pays the lat red be owes the prih-
ters'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

SURVEYOR AT Triton And cEypnAa
IAsD AGEET.
WILL attend promptly to all bus'ass. rsxaa
ing an agent: such "a
PA Ifas Of TaNEs
Buying and Yelling on Commissio.,
giving Ia oImst,oa respecting lands Ia ID esuH.
~. tm'grants ani 81 persons wishing to pIr-
chase choice lanas either improved or uais-
proved can be accammotlat 4 on reasepa.,.
terms by calling at bis enise.
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Executors Notice.

THE Undersigned have been appointed Exee.
L nlors Of the Estate Of Amos W Bai'ey do
ceased, late Of Iowa Township, ttJar Co., Iowa
An persons in any wise indebted 10 said estate
arc required 10 call and settle f'e same and those
having claims against the estate are required n
present and prove up the same according t. lae
Iowa Tow Iship, Feb'y 10, 1861.
DAVID BAILEY
1Sw J. w. EAGIEII. Exila
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

p.s> harmless crazy woman, who runs about
Rochester, entered the Immaculate Conception
Church,on Christmas during divine service, and
took seat. Whea the contribution plate was
passed she suddenly ssiz ID 1t from the hands of
ths collector, aud empti'd Its content. into her
bosom. Amid mach excitement she was taken
oa., aaa ly ta4 thse4ts n Imprisonment VA In
81 Hass' u shEss aaa shake the ranpv
pat . har alntha- uBla 'he fuor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
EST aY Notice,

TAKEN UP hy L. Frink. a, biz residences N
l. Polk Torn.hip, Cedar CO., State ~ lova. On
the 2ath day Of Nov, 1885, an esi,sy Mare colt.
two years old, cream color no marks or brands
receivable. Appraised ut SIS. before perea
frLk. Ia >. II. lGIHG,
~ ian. County CLERK
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
state Of Iowa, Cedar County, = !

va - Foreclosure efAortsass
David Heselgcssersf al }
To John Nelson Bringham Ellen Briagham. Jsas
Bringlaln and Eneline Brigham:
You are hereby notified that there u on nIe -
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court, h
Cedar County a petition Of Peter Castor. claim
ing of you and the other heirs Of lessee BrnghaiA
Jece ased the SUN Of one thousand dollars. with
interest from the 18th day Of February, A. ID. -
10. IA money justly due him upon a promissory
note made TO him by the said Jesse Bringham,on
the lstn day of February, A. d. 1850. and payable
four years after the date thereof; and that ssia
petition prays that q mortg executed and DE-
iy:red by said Jesse Bring Cham, then In life,l On
the 18th day Of February, A. y. 1850, 70 said
plaintiff TO secure the payment Of the prOmissory
note af0rt said, upon the following described
lands lying in Cedar County, in the State OF lows,
to wit: the east half OF the southeast quarter Of
section twenty one, III and the east half Of the
northeast quarter OF section twenty eight, (2Sl all
in township seventy nine, fT9l north Of rrnge I've
20 west Of 5th p. H.. be fpreciosed and that ne
tee has been issued aud returned hy the Sheriff
Of Cedar County rot found" a. 20 each and al
Of Won: AMI at the September term tS.i6. By said
Court, order made for the publication or
this notice: therefore unless you appear an1
m IKE defense 10 said petition aa or before the
first day Of the next tern, of said Court, t6Ait:
the 18th day OF April, A. ID. 1857, Judgment will
be rendered against you for thu amour, Of said
claim said mortgage viii lie foreelpsed ard the
lands herein above described will be sold hy -.
Ger Of said Coarb to satisfy said iaignent.
SltELDuE ". YOUNG,
Clark IT Dist. Cour., Cedar Co. Iowa
8 !. EtSsrLt, att'y for Plaintiff. 50
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

ss~A Certain dyspeptic, whose physical in
ability to work Was attributed 10 indulgence,
was advised 10y medical friend that tire only
way he could ever convince people nc Was sick,
was o. die.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Vho - 70 Blame? The mail contract
from Mnsea,ine TO Dubuque was ie, via.
Moscow Rochester and Tip,on. I,ap.
psars that the contractors or sob CONTRACT.
ors ma . abandoned that part Of the route
t"t'f'en fp'on md Moscow, lcav NO
t9aaos.er ~ o. tan 4ues.ioa. = the,
e m.iy I mns, Rochester. ,ae aldrs,
aha la tag mfast r. enc at tho
s e.1.ameugs VI tbs csag,v BE-
neg ~ sarl.. G. al. a4aH fpc..l.
.es. + = ~ l.,sage. Ne d. aea.g.
4 ~ N 10 Si-raeS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

DR.. Eads.-This notorious democrat.
ic official has passed Though the hands
OF an Investigating Committee, and theil
report when published will exhibit the
most daring corruption, the most unssru.
pulous knavery ever yet practiced by any
officer within the limits of Iowa. Tha,
his political coadju,ors have done every
thing In their power-amounting in re.
atty to absolute forgery, in order to bring
him out right, is mos. glaring on the
whole transaction. But it is impossible
to hide what was done under the i'm
preston that the next legislature, which
was expected to be democratic. would
smooth it all over. We opine that the
present legislature will not smoother the
publication OF the report. We are assu-
red by the various members, that nothing
but want OF time saved him from inpeach.
ment, as the grounds were ample for SO
doing. But as nothing would resul,
from 1t but the Imprisonment Of the poor
devil, doing no one good, they con.en.ed
themselves with getting from him all the
money which could be saved to the State,
ana letting him 60. II he will fill his
blaoted carcass with whiskey and publicly
sport his prostitutes, they thought he
should do SO without expense to the
State. So think Wet. Des Moines
Citizen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

THg DlsFEEkNcE. How much We dreaded IL
our schovl-boy day., T. b. punished by sitting
between two girls. All. tn. force Of education
In after year. W iearned t. sd osn. TO such thing.
without she idiag + ar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Ie The farmers UA.o nnve been
e45ase4 10 sPsm8 gEauga.gg lot mere
Tan : week past
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

.Hoscow Bridge Gone.-The above
bridge across Cedar River on the line OF
the Nj. s. N. r. r. Was carried away by
the ice on Thursday last
We happenned TO be on the ground a
short time after the bridge passed away
and had fair view of the ruirs. The
ice had gorged up above tie bridge, rea-
ching about mile up the stream.
HE morning freight train passed over
he bridge a5oH Ten or fifteen ,ainatrs
afterwards he lea passed through carry.
nG o"av.wo spans of lie bridge.
A. The TIE We arrived 30 o'c'ock
a u. J |he river was clear 1r ice ard
s7'f he', capable q 1.~ E-uoa .or 80!
SEQ -.f4-erz.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

"E have On hand and for sale, a variety oil
w alikinds Of Blanks including
Deeds. Mortgages Notes,
Habp~enas. Bonds. Executors.
Petitions for Law salts,
do. Roads
koticss for Law suits
do. Roads,
ksceipta for use OF Supervisors.
snd all other Blanks used by publlc officers and
bssln sss men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28


Nominating Chaplain When the
question OF eecting Chaplain cane up
IN the House Of Representatives last
week, many nominations were made and
among them the following:
Mr.. Spinner, OF New York. nomina-
ted The Rev Mrs. Antonette Blackwell,
formerly Miss. Antonette Brown. He
remarked that DUNG the late canvass he
was charged with being an lntidel. for
having voted for Mrs. Blackwell a, the
commencement of the las, session. He
knew then, as others must have known,
that she was a regular ordained clergy
man of the Presbyterian Church.
A acknowledgements? You mean
| clergy woman. (LauChte
Mr.. Smith, oil Virginia, wished 10
know If It was IN order 10 nominate q
woman for Chaplain2
The Speaker was OF the opinion, that
1t was a question for the House to decide.
Mr.Eliiot; Ky, nominated the Rev.
J. Morris. lie Isl said Mr.. L } a regu-
lar member OF the Hard Shell Baptist
Church, a very pious man, not of verv
eminent ability, bu, just the man to pray
| for such crowd asthis.- Legislature.
Eay~'Well neighbour, General Tsy-
| lor's dead'
When did lie diep
Six years sro.'
| WHO'S Presiden, now:'
a man from New Ha npshire, named
PIERCE
is Fillmore dead, too?'
No. there's been an election since
WHO Ioid you!
WHY ueighbor Brown talking about
something, and lie said il Taylor was
| alive he'd stop that mighty soon. | ask
ed him ii he was dead, he said yes, and
told The how Taylor vas buried, and
Pierce elected.
WHO told Brown9 He knows every
thing
Brown takes The DqD.r'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

fed persons to engage in the profession.
And il the second place on the part
of the Teachers, from the fact that the
subjec. should be agitated, and we be-
Iieye that those engaged in the probes.
sion do not use due diligence in placing
the subject properly before the people in
its true light.
And as to the cure; We believe that
both people and teachers should become
a unit in properly agita,ing the subject.
NJ. G. MILLER,
A. w. CARROLL,
-~ SAMUEL DEwELL,
... - COMMITTEE.
During the Meeting eighteen persons
Joined tbs Association, and ten persons
subscribed Tor the Voice of Iowa.
On motion the Association adjourned
sine die. -..
B. l.. Boyington, Pres.
Fidelia Swaziland, Sec.
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PEOPLES TICKET

S~A AAS ~ 4ASNon -
For Mayor.
GEORGE SCHMUCKER,
For Counciin,en.
SHELDON w. YOUNG,
HARMON G. COE.
SAMUEL ]. CREW,
ALONZO SHAW,
LUTHER BRADLEY,
WILLARD HAMMOND.
For Recorder.
ABNER PIATT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

SURVEYORS OR ENGINEERS
Wishing to purchase a good THEODOLITE.
.F q q fnmoh Cemnass, can be accommodated
by calling on q DsygT,x
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
Firc.-We are informed that the Tav

Fire.--We are informed that the Tav-
crn Stand Of Mr.. j. F. Ccle, a. Mecban-
icsvflle in this county, was destroyed by
fire last week. We have not been in.
formed Of how the fire originated nor the
amount OF damage, but j, mus. have been
considerable us the Tavern was a new
frame building well fitted ur Tor tavern
stand. We do not know whether there
was any insurance on it or not but it had
none in the Etna. This is a warning
to people TO insure. The rates for pol.
icy in good and safe company is very
small, and it is much better to pay a
small premium per annum than to be
burnt out of house and home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
Price Two cents
abe 9aiIp gpp.

'toUBLE AND IR1BULATioN. There was
great disturbance in this city YESTERDAY and
an unprecedented call for livery stable teams
TO get out OF town with. The streets nre-
scented lively spectacle of disappearing coat
thlis' and grave men and brave men turned
pale and ran around corners and into nlaces
OF safety. Two men were hid in hay NOW
al the afternoon and many were /" not At
nome to suspicious visitors. All around
might be seen unfortunate victims rusbing
from the presence of Sheriff Rowland who
carried pocket full of summonses and vas
IN tact, hauling in unwilling witnesses AGAINST
some OF our most elegant rum sbons T'be
sisnu Jury was at work, and passing in re-
view the recent city election Though sever.
a a s.u1,eileh got out OF town, some did not.
AT least one bank president, a MAYOR. citv
o.erA' ana some OF the aldermen were invited
70 enllgnten the grand inquest sin and for
S S county Of Hampden" as to Springfield
tasnions and Springfield politics. Their con-
iess'ohs were doubtless hugely entertaing;
ous me world being shut out, we cannot give
our readers the benefit of them.
- Is understood the grand jury is paving
!1s respects to sundry liquor establishments
IN "estneld and Holyoke as well as in this
CITY, with what result their return next week
llust snow though if the swearing be az
nara n the court honse, as it is out, neither
jury nor Puole may be any the wiser for the
investigation. There is a degree of poetioal
Justice, however, in thus forcing our CITY ia.
thers 70 assist in the prosecution of their
friends and clients, whose interests thew haye
heretofore so faithfully guarded. -Swino6e4
Republican, Dec. u.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

"A strong feeling is manifested among
the members Of the Know Nothing party in
New York to disband their organization be-
cause, they say, the party is reduced to mere
fraction, aud could only be of use to some
huckatering politicians whose business it was
to trade in nominations and levy black mail
on candidates, under pretence Of supporting
them. 2
Mr.. John David Jones, graduate Of
Harvard College of the class of 1850, died az
New Orleans, November 3Oth. The Dailv
Advertiser says HE was we'll known to us
as ayoung gentleman of upright character and
generous disposition, promising to lead use
full and honorable life. We are sure that the
news OF his early decease will be received
with surprise and sorrow by a large number
OF friends in thus part Of the country
We have heard of a good many touch
ing expressions of 6lial affection, but none
equal to the following, which a Western man
really gave vent to, not long since ..My ia
ther was the only man 1 ever allowed to be
sassy to me without licking him like thun-
der" M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
PRESS GOODS.

In alstyles. and the latest novelties.
Blue and Brwn Polka peIaines. onlv 124c
DeIaines intber stvles. onlV 1ate
DeLsines. vry lateststvIes. onlv one shilling.
Fine. prrpta Persian Cloths. onlv 2oc.
Valencia PEds, only 124c.
valencia P.ids. extra ouaIitv. onlv 25c
Valencia Ptds. suner ouallv only 5oc.
DeBeiges, civ Sc.
Manila ClAs, l24c,
shp,t. ~, oo,o,,a. e.. ~ .er.aa
mhihot. soIo col oad5s, iD igu
TvOno,a cA,,s Co.. 7ol ona oko
pIo.,I A,r.,os Or
O''OA A'F''0s' AO''
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
Silks, wort Zoe for So.
Silks, Wort $I,oo for rs.
Silks VIE very heavy. and latest stvIes sI 2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
CLOTHING, &C.

6 A M e L A r X z r
~ ~ at the old Stand fe
g a 1879 Main street. A N.
Having purchased large Stock of Goods for Fall and
Winter wear, would respectfully inform the public that
his stock consists of all styles of French, English, and
American Z
~ p antaIOOn Gods,
smeng which may be found large assortment Of BLACK
DoEsKINs; A large stock of
Velvet. Cashmere, and SILK Vestfngs;
A superior lot
CLOTH, for out Of door Business Coats and large and
rich assortment Of German and English
BR0ADCLOTHS.
For Dress spd Frock Goats; also fine assortment OF
Is % CLOTH, for Fall and Winter overcoats, sf
As the subscriber does nothing but custom work and
pOys but experienced workmen he trusts that this
viii be sufficient guarantee to those iii there any
such) not acquainted with the in which the work
his establishment is done As regards the fashion and
cut Of his work he has only to refer to the numerous
friends and customers both in city and county who have
for years been in the habit OF having their garments
made at his establishment. au4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
DRESS GOODS,
Dress & HOUSEKEEPING
CT o o d ST
From the Boston rarkety, at less than manufacturers
prices.
ErEFIt Hl
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.

We shall offer the Dove large stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry GoodS, with plendid and unbroken assortment in
every department, unheard Of Bargains and Runous.
ly low prces wit The following EXTRAORDINARY
INDICTMENTS, lorustomers from The country, for the
next thirty days. #
All persons comig from the country and buying as
many dollars WORT miles they come, their fares to
and from Worcestewill he paid by u.s. Thus-persons
coming five miles WI be expected to buy So worth
goods; those comm ten miles SO WORTH &C., &C. Or
those buying fewer olare worth than miles they come
we will pay the SAFE proportioned part of their fare
Thus-persons co1ng eight miles and buying SIS worth,
We will pay hve-eigths Of their fare, BE-, &c.
Below, we give yl a list of some of our bargains. =,
We cannot specify lem all here but to give you an idea
Of what we will do enumerste few.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

IHn COMING WINTER Weather wisdom
is matter in which prophets are sometimes
grevously mistaken. But the Penobscot In
dlans have been matchmaking on the subject,
and they say, "The beaver build UNI house
nigh and thin," and therefore predict an
''open' winter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16

DAILY PAPEs.-FOUR DOLLARS a year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions disconllnueq al
the expiration of the term paid fer.
WEFYLY PAPER--Price two dollars year, II for slz
months and so cents for three months II In
dyance, ST. cts. year, single copies cents eacn
RATES FOR ADVERTISING
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ines solid Nospariel" type, being just one inch in
ength
One square, one day 5Oc; two days 75c three days $1
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subsequent week 75cj three months &c. net; six months
$40 (net); one year $16 (net).
one half square OF less one day Acc; two days SOC;
three days f5c week $l two weeks $l5i each sub
Eequent week Acc; three months $4 six months 81; one
discounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent S1O Is $40 25 per cent on
$50 per cent on from 90 to $751; 2S per cent on from
IS to 800.
"Yeariy advertising" at $25 per square per snnun,
changeable not oltener than week But yearly ad
verisers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
mess Advertising and to the ordinary style Of display
All other advertisements from them will be charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY.
One square, one week 75c; three weeks 1i each after
insertion zoe; six months So; year 50. One half
square or less, one week 60ci year &c. No yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made the above rates in the same
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN HITTER PAPER
Messenger notices $l50; Assignees notices si,6o;
Executors Administrator notices Of appointment
81 80; Probate notices, ordinary form, All other
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ton OF advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices 90 per cent in advance of the ordinary
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Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
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From and after this date the above rates Of advertising
will be rigidly adhered to.
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Tile MNRCESTER spy.


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