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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

IiHagy R,dbcry.--A man named T..
w. Brooks, Of Ohio, was latoly robbed
OF $2,i4S in St Louis. Tho money was
iakcn from state room Of Tho stcamcF
j. H. Oglcsby,
Tile TitEhrRg.--Wc5lcy charactcrs
i2ed the English theatre in his day az
the sink of all profanoncss and de.
bauchcry." is the American theatre
moro pure?
rG5s Goldsmith wrote to friend,
"Aboyc all things, never permit your
son to touch a novel. BatCh.
. n'y' 'Tiu not mercy to let tho gull.
.tytgo unpunishod without sufficient So,
eoiIty for the public good.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

No. a coat out at tho clbow may
DC buttoncd over generous breast
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

p&as It is caSicr to die like martyr
than to 1.-Two like n Christian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06

HASearN, ss.--'eugt Of County Canmissi aecs.
October Term, ls57.
tPaa tae foregoing petition. ii Is considered
10y the tom nj suaess. tina; IT, 9etst.,agr. arr
responsible aad taat saes ought b. II ard taueH-
iac tac matter set t,rta IL taeis ~ tigIaa. and
t er5f - I'D thai ii c aai5 Commissioners
asst at HcuIlula l.. 4. :. Ia u..l448. c#s fuss
d,.s sue - ia at Dec slaaef nexi ut uetaeA IA
tat tart 3aeu aad ttenes ceasi t. =. tie ruEt.
s.s ~ .4e5 ia SAD pat5ts "a; Lam ftel, att
t-z II " Il Ii #t-f- ei t-r far ics aut witnesses
VII ss Ia =; -aae e.aFen: n place u IA Yieia-
y. an So. q st ~ ,t5urvs ttSeu - tac prem
les a - ga aissieaefs sail jgl e proper.
Al Il j. tu+tA T
s-.--se.. itsi Tie aot.se e tue tirae. place 49,
4rpsse # tse Commissioners meeting a.zasssil.
sr s5teH a ..=s- aai zri3erltI=as 5ater,s-
I zss-.az an at Iii saFg OF tie petition
:. tH9s osH4eE trrvga, TN tue clerk e tar tow
'41 eAl tt sting up affected CT * a
a.wt eatt ia turee P5tiic place, IA >I t,gen j..f-
- JAYS Il least betarc tie tle aa5lnt5i Tor said
T4ew, All BY publishing the peti;ioa AMI order
American, newspaper published IN Ellsworth
"a t4e & iaa % isauc5aN, the first pa, Hcajiou
to he t,iry days al least beiore the tine Of said
vi y tat al persons sa4 csrz5ratious j5t=rastz5
"a y attend aai be IT, ara7,i /: t5cv ttia< fit.
Aus PaRA AZ y. pERRF. Ctt-k.
1ae-- r. .. PraEl, els-i
EoRE7L7@JE c-r.,,t. a,.,e is h-.l,. .i.g5 tas -
~ -lN.h 1-J q Na.11H-r A u. I.44 aI,ei 2.
S-lA', ana sa..a Ssa.,. - lq s.sir 81 Il
IL l-e -, :. IN, 81 5'.'-'..--
e..etr s-r - AMI ssi.e y st y 4lserf River s,t
az use I'r p. re r. ss f'1tl- ASH e-I hg
i'a = ' I e. al slat'e tom stny 3 III ti. lr.ys
and ANA aA" t. Tic saatv hss r.as" >ai4 uor.-
rag al. lag ,s3s'i g. Ise hy dss4l -yscu-ai b. -.
iE Aptast A. = 80 The plN,l.- q s.4l sa. l.
see a4fa l@@- By tt g r-ss tl ---s E. ir- L.
Ss4Elt 4 = .'rfs is L fr-I z g mt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06


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CAUTION.
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Cornhiil, Boston, wholesale accents fef Wv Fa.-
land. Sold in Ellsworth by C. ., Peek. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06
BURDEN
Pressed Beat. Ship. Brad, and
Coun.eYsunk Railroad SPIKES.

1 RE well known in the United States,
AMI are conspicuous L. ti.eif u -uta.5ty a Il
finish, fher Uuta1s us uniformity q IKE. aud Il
the excellent quantity 1 tie mon from tch hey
arc made, 10 winch nay be attributed their rare
strength. Thy are esery va,re considered lar
supertor + the aaud-na4e spike - eeuman Kne-
ish iraa. aud iateri.e 70 nothing 4 iue kind yet
introduced T. sas HaaI4ss
faf particulars aaa ample, arr.y t. H!9HTET.
BROWN 60, - and $. Pead stree, Boston.
pee. II. I>56. 41-4-Iy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06
Clocks.

New and Elegant Patterns, Marine do, Jew clled
Toys fa0aos t,yAuu....v..s :. -
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Mariners and
Land Compasses, reIairei with neatn-ss and de-
spatci, and WARRANTED. Spectacle Frames
repairsd and new glasses inserted to sui; any ages
Iy-9O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06
Musical instruments

violns, Aocordeons, flutes, Flies Guitars, Fageo-
lots, Sc, Bass VOL Violin aad Guitar Strings,
Violin Bows, Refined Rosia, &e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06
Silver Plated
Shell Combs,

Porte Mnnuaies q great variety,) Carl cases.
t.ome fine Patterns, Ivory Rattles, Napkin Rings.
Perforators, Crochet Needles Tablets. Netting
Needles, &c, Tea Bells, Watch stands, Work
Boxes, Cabas. Cushions, Brushes Coral Necklaces
Bracelets, let md Imiiatian do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
MOVEMENTS OF GOVERNOR KING-rHE Ma
TIONAL GUARD OF NEW YORK.

boroS June II, 1857.
Gcvernor King len here this Afternoon in the three o.
osck train for New York, accompanied by Csonels Sew
ssd and Leroy Of his staff During the forenoon he re-
ceived despatch. signed by Of the State Police
ni~,oOers requiring mis- immediate return, and asking
shai the Seventh regimen, might be ordered in meta,y
10 New York, their presence ipdspe nsaole. Tue
Governor accordingly Immediately drew up and signed
srcer for the regiment to leave al halt pad i've. Aaer tie
Governor had goIe however and all the prepar had
beer made for the return Of the regiment Col Duryea
ceived telegrRpbic message from General S&ndford tell
Ing him there necessity for bis immediate return,
~hereunon Col Duryes counter Suded the order for
return OF the regiment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

department ID central power The s1oai JUDICIAL depart
mept s central power, with exec pti0ne.
The executive power remains central q the con-
sution has To partial extern, and the Legislature may
70 further extent, decentraizs II 10 far "a 4
reaches, the principle Of decentralization suphoa
equally 70 local o6ices and 30 thoe not local. mo
principle not being universal is effect IN each pAycua9
must depend upon the terms sf constitution and
upon particular rather than neral Our con-
srucop, explained and limit does not and cannot
subvert tho policy Of the constitution only leaves 70
which the constitution has not itself preoc iapied.
IV.-The instances and iuri'a ,ons Of tue power 70
create offices and spheres II duty, and 70 dele
gate administration Of governmental functions, and TO pro-
vce Offices and funconsries for them oherve than by
local election or appointment, presented b. the legislation
OF the State since the adoption the constitution are
See statutes cited In supplement to points
Ggtrn)
Niptn Pont-Thc objection to the act, On the ground
that the fifteenth sect nvades iva,e property with
compensation, does not arise this Qts0 pdyTasxo;
but the lection il not open TO this aDinnsdveUion.
Tenth Popt.-The reaor is without title Office,
the ound that the law Qs67) tt,tonal, or
that he old law (ch 22S Laws 1859 IL unconstitutional
He was not elected a Police Commissioner He NOT
appointed by any local authority If the function Of Poloo
appon ed I, I'll it, attach ng il gco auo her office
would be 10 elect ap ,oin hut you'd he eva
sion And If it is NO, an Office PR quo Warranto viii
not lie intruder and NIT the reistor Ii the or
that Of Mayor, Recorder or Cit, Judge ID
TO the action that the defendants alleged
ntruded into the office Of Mayor City Judge Re-
ceraer.
Eleventh. Point.-The Judgment should be affirmed.
The Court at r. n. took q recess I'LL 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

EVENING SESSION OF The UOcar OF APPEALS-
ALBANY, June l7-i0P. H.
Mr. Evarts concluded his arg FOR The Metropolitan
Commissioners and followed the side by Mr.
Cutting
Mr. c. argued that the State governmsn had ell Tho
powers Of the State except those which had been specially
reserved by the people just The op Of the general
government which had powers except had been
espt cialy vested in 1t by the States
Judge Edmonds will close the argument To- morrow
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

Mr. Tvsrts followed the par, Ct the Albany Commits
o1sbly he said, ihe counsel On hs eide had az
high estuns Of the lmporaucc ~ The tho
counsel H. other tide hal but the Importance Of
qurr into The constitutional powers Of state government
OF greater 10 The pablo than the consdea.
ton ~ the powers Of local officers n they could under
stand each other the limits of the Inquiry would be very
narrow but 10 the approach n these limits that
the difference beir them arose. therefore, u would
be found that great part OF the argument Of counsel had
been applied o. what were preliminary matters. They
would he cocrccd into an Argument shoring wha, the
state n and what the Sate Legislature IT, The major pro
sitIon Of The other eide that al haas mus, be IN
sopance with The constitution OF ue state aud the minor
proportion tina, this law being repunant 70 the constitution
Of de Stie invalid They would claim q pro
ID ston that what hot repugnant W tho onslituoo OF
the State in legislation is valid and that this law Is
not reDrcnant 10 the consultation Of the Sao fhs frs,
section az we'll the title ~ the law, announced In
palm manner what theI egslailre intend
cd 10 Co. tts tile can act 70 establish Metropolitan
police district aud provi ~ FOR toe government thereof"
The art section carried 0ut The first part OF The title the
remaining sections 20 carry ou the iea'ls Within
the constitution q the police district and tee ar sutton Of
iuIy the court has the whole subject mattx of ,hs
might be cosceded that Ia the acttaere was soma pacn
Authority ven In references 70 particular onensos, such
AZ keepng gambling housee, &c. IL would DO foun that
The Iegsa,Gre lad throughout oohsoised We existing o..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
rublic Notice.

To orn~-s Of load ~ etiker ride Of Perry Greet
You are hereby notified thst so mnca of ss'd land
as,n.y b. n sssry win b- taken snd Appr'pv'itsd
BY N City Council Of the city ofDsvsnpor, 20 area;
and widen Perry size frem t'e -uts line OF stve"-
III SIRE. IN. south line Il ru't street snd 'ist
commissioner will De eeciei 4, sssees he dAmaS r
,her-tsr, ut h. nrst meeting Of .sa City c unei a.
Ter ten .ia,s publication OF ihi- mott e.
Ryeraer afCity Ceancai. t#Ns fF
G.. MIICHBLL. Nay-v.
Mar, h 20. 1887.
A,hy-djOt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

!, 49,, =, 80 =.
o.. go ~. .;a~.c, !. 49,. :: suss
'o.,,,ar 80 ho,,I. tn,".., .,,..i" 80. :" ~"
ss'., =. .:an". aP.s ao"", s"o
we s.;,.,;"n - a." -, ou' ~
80, "a. 49,. -. .s ~ W.
,n..s - ;,s .or,..,. !. 49,. ~.
~,,., from . ,s.,I. as,s, .,o -" ,rk
L., m. hodv take i. oxn no.;,;n. ~,
.,..m ~. ~ o, vonr ~ .s....ps, .'o W. -
$500 =. ~, ~. ,.,;.h, - ~. t 80" ..'.
-. ~" ,h., ., re $50 ~. "sss< ~, ~
$50, 800. u - a.. ~, ~. l"k oI us
comnrsss.. !, ,na 1873 n. ~. = 49,,
,nors ~ Lee. ~ ~. s,,.., !. ' =: V', ,So
.1. U a;s,.,h.L IA .h..s - pa'u.', ~:
49,. 70 ~ 49,, 49,. ~" ""pa'
h.,r,. H.. .r..., !. No.. 49,, ~,
$3.50 ,.,;. -. ..'.:' s"" ne
,-.. =. ~. ,,..,.'-, - I.
r,h.r p,'an.u !" $50. -. 80 s' -
~, 40 ~. ~, -. a'o,,.. ."" "s .-sPs.es
e"o'' " X, ~ vs. '"H' s~nas on
or trembling. or PRESENTATION: or fee;inv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
Pablo Nstiee.

To o~a-rs fIsaA on either stds 81 s'sdy Sf'se
You ar. b. v-by noin d that much u said snd -
m.y b. nec~.sary viii b. AIKEN aud Appropriated ~
The City Council cs the City Of DsverP't, 10 olei
and widen Rsay esr-e, fyM the ssssh line eleventh
str-~tto The ~,ush liss OF L0cu>t street and ina
euu,js. will H. lxteA 70 asses The damage
an r.t,r At III. a,s, m4~tpg u said Cit, COun sf
Ter tss days putlicSti VI Of this u'ties.
BY order % CITY C6sneu.
=. on MlscHEAL. 1s,os.
NsrcA - la5a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
TIE CASE PLAINLY STATED.

The more radical black republican
presses continue (says the Pennsylsan,
lam to rave tnriouslv at the recent
decision OF the Supreme Court. This
was to be expected. All rational men
perfectly understand that what little
degree Ut attachment for The Union
and tho constitution they continue to
profess is merely assumed for the occa-
sion. In reality, the point they wish
to attack is the constitution itself, and
their dcclamations against the late dc.
cision OF the Supreme Court are level
led not SO much against that body as
against the fundamental law Of the land.
The great point Of the. recent decision,
however, is that hereafter the warfare
OF black republicanism must be direct
and undisguised. 1t cannot h. sheI.
tered behind any assumed aud insin-
cerc professions. The constituted au-
thorities OF the nation have pronoan-
ced black-republican dogmas to I've un.
constitutional. He who contends fol
their enforcement, therefore. makes war
upon the constitution itself. THE plat.
form OF hostility &C. the constitution
avowed BY the open and frank aboli-
tionists of the Garrison school must
become the platform Of black republi
canism, crit must cease to exist
Washington Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
800 ACRES " LAND
Quadrille Band for ! 857
LellWtre. Scott Co., E0sc0.

Nm WHITE Let Violin aud Promlter.
}. STR >SSEg, II Violin,
J SCHULfR. Clsriomt,
Il SGnU.EE Comet,
W. REED, Bssso.
A;pi stion- ma IL to A Il WHITE. L@1isit., Will
receive prompt a'tntion
PS " 'urnlsh bette Music III snv o'hsr
hand In the Stste. Doh23 "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
CnAS. n. w BB

TIA ING sod hts irter..t IN thr Mug stn'. No
i iUl 'oi " Row, Davenport 10 M-s.r.. res y
d rsl!ord. wouI l. .k fot then tn rst,J .
kindly tNtenu~t to Inn.
Oe OF ia" Iirtn btirg ~ ajuate q Phsrmsc~ xr,i
tn ether having had an ,xpcr -rc- 'itu OF twtlNc
in the eruption hu~in-t- he confidently re-
coii.T-is them 10 the pubiir a. 80 AId oOmp.t"n'
davenport. frb ~, 1857. niafch2iIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
LiterarianS Take Notice.

as MONDAY e,eninc, ?5i inst :, the Young Mrn's
~ I. t~-ary %ssocts l. n III 30 ut" Committee Of
TIL Who on he stat ~ The ASSOCIATION aud vary
import bu uss> vii come before the citing.
Every ie-ab't the city IS IN rcfore urged 10 be
Pre>e,t. at hslt past -vNs n c'tlusk.
~ order ,'re Asseis ION,
HIRaMA kntB secretary PRO l. m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
Foyty Days - Lscomp to~.
Davenport, March IA 1887.

~ HEATED Terribly IN THE I.Atr
ELEcTIoNs."-It would seem from the
paragraph below, from the Boston cor.
respondcncc OF the New York Ecemin1
Post, that the Black Repubicam ~.
prehend they made u mistake last sum.
mcr in expanding 50 much time, labor
and money in securing the reelection
Of Messrs. Burlingame and Comins to
Congress:
Not . little feeling exists here be.
cause of the gross misconduct Of most
Of our congressional delegation about
the admission Of Minnesota into the
Union. Only three votes from Mas
sachusetts in support of the measure
is altogether too bad. The four ali
sentecs are even now more strongly
censured, if there be difference, than
those who voted against admission
Mr.. Burlingame's absence is the cause
of much indignant remark. 1t is said,
in his defence, that he was at one OF
the departments. Now, We do not
send men TO Congress to work in the
departments, but TO do their duty in
the House, where they belong. Mr..
Burlingame has made poor return
for the arduous work in his behalf.
which we all performed last Novem.
Der. He would not have dared to
dodge the question. ifhis election were
pending. AS to Comins, who repre-.
scnts our other Boston district, We
fought hard for him, too, and am
sure that Col. Greene. his opponent,
bunker democrat though he is would
not have SO misrepresented Us il he bad
been in the House. | ain rather afraid
that we were cheated terribly in the
last elections. Everything is now work
ing in. favor Of the democrats, who
taant their opponents with the man.
'ncr in ~hich they have been served by
men in whose behalf they snade sach
sacri6css.7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

DnoO SALE "A Mia Dvellingh nee. Rood
veil q d eistern, ooavsairntly situated ~
the6 sinsas part q ~ city. Require q The 900
Il TIE ofoaa 0sMoesos. (Dc4Soo0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICE

Cuder this hessi iinitsd numhe,e .psclsl q ces
will he rtsa q tn Goats per lice for ea Sser
t.o1 Or nf;y cents pr w,sk
-->N-@-~>s- ~-r,>>>< -
DWELLING HOES AND LOT WANTED,
situated >. nth Of Hixih ssre-i ant b. Aseu
Scott and loW1 s.reeta psymrut " . part Of II.
ps chase non-y 10 Be deferred tr one tw and three
years, equal payments. Enquire ct he Once Of the
Stsss Democvat March -, dr..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23

Passmorc Williamson, Of fugitive
slave memory, was thrown from his
sleigh, on the % nit, and instantly XII
lad
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
! LAND 1r0R SAIE DO

INOIN 0Rss k'ia,I Mlle NoNk q 0u1600 Nel0eO
II on u" and n RsilsasA, - rsassashis tsvo
AI.,. 80 a-,s., s~ us,s sss,A @Wa6wsytA~sv
one-hslf easbs halsncv N oss 80 TOE yeesO. sFs'
III siro. ss0 Arres In WasAtngtsa sssniy. ~ esses
ARE sifnh~r. and running water 90 part. nh -
s Gully u iatiss ;r, o. i"wA City, and 10 fre0 Waah
inx'oH IN. read from Coumtas 10 AirAoool.-
W. q" -'ii ehssr, and past on time. s.
IA III IL
Also, fpur ~ scr~ io's near lows CITY. 6eessvs
Ai.e: IS.s n west Osvsntpost. vansiAe n sse
frer ~ feet BY 2eS tn \ aevs~, so4 ~ Don 80
b>Isne- IN one snd too yssvs. fs g ~
be- ~ sit'
Al-o. several meet buiidines - leeesa orses1
vorid b" es'd IN r~ssonahie teroe. ApVayte
~y'f s.er II - q IA d,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-23
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AtSSjsseSs DIRECTORY.

COMMERCIAL CoI.LEGr,J c. LOPEZ, cor adr1y
Banking asd Exchange.
boOLAS STCNP,-.......-....... MAN 81.
NAtkLOrr l. CORBlN... Cor S'cUi.d aud brady.
NtCkoLfS, CAMPBELL 4 CO.. ..AAin.
COOK 4 SARGENT.............A ain aud Secoiid.
A.GREGOR, LAwEBA Main.
CHrBB BRO BARROW / CO.. Cor Main I'd ste.
rALLMAA. POWERS y AcLEAN.....sh'seP o.
Laad ASents.
ALLEN 4 CLARk........r. .. Building. erAdy II
NlCKOLiS, IssEl.L l. Co. Main =
Insurance Ageaeiss.
II. y. MlTcHEIL.......l door slove Pos, Offcc
HB hofFMAN.............. Nam street.
Dsy 0seAs.
CRAMPrON son Cor ID 4 B,aiy SIS.
l. Is >UTrOE .......... t.rixc's ri ~, Ferry ..
GEO BWkAvKR ...Asin I'll, GeNrtrJs \ Sargent
d, wApSwOKTA ~ -, upp,.iic i.rCiAir- Houss
Il. SMiTH. ..Coruer 70 sad brAdy
ADA&SON RAPP...........2ds st shove Perry
W. ISSt.EE.. .S.................Non I<Iiafe
Aachtae shop end fsnsAsy.
, 0 SHORTY. .sds,.. orpo Cath Rary.ns Ground.
WOedea PmnsRs,
q, SHOHt1. ...s........ Ihlfu AT."ts
Closhins.
SAM, H. PERRY .''rp Poet Ofts
J. = DRAKE = o........Nsin, 2doors 6l.ei -.
Dry 0ooas and 0PoeePies.
~. NPtbf <nus Deot ~ hut ~
Wasehes 4 ysWe1vy.
~ NOT SILL. q let lSl koW
a =, BILLION. ...No I@Clair~ Row.
n 81 EEI.SON............ Brady, above ID.
Dseks Z Ssasieae4y.
~ v kilsA CO............Nc 1teC'aire Nov.
kIl .hesr pnsi O6cs
Hats Z Caps.
IS ALsrON - =. cpl. LCisif. Houss
A. 1REES...-..... ...........I e'sir nov.
-s,snl reeH
Auction and Csunsoission.
W wOeRm. Second IT.. ab.ye very
Hardware.
W. PARK kR..............c cor tror' Brsis
KLIlSDSEy........... Id 81 !, east II BRADY
Wholesale OSecePs.
ryANS CHEW 4 CO.............C1s. ~ Perry
BURR 4 SWIYT. Brady St, bet. Front End coud
}. ". WILLY .1nd. nesr 10y
RYAN 4 McCAkN.. ..Bnrrow'e Wort
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