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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
SECOND NOTICE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY sc.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, sc.
vV,HE undersigned, Receiver, appointed by an
4 order in the suit, in Chancery, of Charles NJ.
Castleman u.s. James A. English, and others, offers
at private sale, in parcels to suit purchasers, at
No. SO, King Street. Alexandria, Va, a few
doors east of the old stand, the entire stock Of
goods belonging to the late firm of English & Cas-
tleman, consisting of Building Materials. Edge
TOOLS of every description, ANVILS. VISES,
Carriage Makers and SaddIers' GOODS, Bar
IRON. STEEL, CASTINGS, SHOVELs,
SPADES, Single and Double Barrel GUNS,
Housekeeping articles very large assortment
of Table and Pocket CUTLERY.
A rare opportunity is offered to merchants and
others to lay in supplies the stock is extensive,
and will be sold on favorable terms.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all purchases amounting
to $50 and more, credit Of four months will be
given, the purchaser giving negotiable note,
satisfactorily endorsed for all under that sum, the
cash will be required, on delivery.
Mr.. GEO. S. BALDWIN will attend to the selling
and delivery Of said goods
The undersigned is also alone authorized by said
order to collect all debts for the purchase of such
Of said goods as have been sold since the dissolu-
ton of said firm.
D. FUNsTEN, Receiver.
May IA, 1s57-1m...
A LEXANDRIA, VA. JANUARY lsr, ls57-
"a RICHARD Y. CROSS has this day associa-
ted with him in business, JOHN w. LUGEN-
BEEL and HENRY G. FIELD, for the purpose
of carrying on
GENERAL SHOE BUSINESS,
AT
No. ~, King Street, Alexandria Va,
under the firm, name and style of CROSS, LU-
GENBEEL & CO., where the public generally
are invited to call and examine their large and well
selected Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &C., which
will be sold for cash, or to strictly puncua custom.
ers, as low they can be had equality considered)
in this any other city.
CT Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WORK, both to material and workmanship,
and warranted to please. call is respectfully
solicited at the SHOE STORE of
CROSS, LUGENBEEL & co.
May IA, lS57-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
Anne Arundel County.
: Calvert County.
nee Georges County.
: Charles County.


Any farmer wanting of these machines will
please call on H. M. Litch, John Keplinger, (our
agents. or George Clayton, who will give all in
formation desired. The price of our best six horse
machines, with PLATE, BARS, HoRsE POWER and
STRAW CARRIER, all complete for threshng is $l65,
delivered on board vessels in Baltimore. Four
Horse Power and Machine, finished in the same
style, Sl56-and fully warranted.
We have machines for less money, but it is the
interest of the farmer to have the best, it will
last double as long. This machine was exhibited
at Upper Marlboro at April Court, Annapolis and
Port Tobacco, Charles County. When farmer
purchases one of these machines, and is ready to
use it, if he will let me know, / will send man,
free of charge, and set the machine up and start it.,
and e it does not give perfect satisfaction, he can
return it again. '...
Farmers will please send ia their orders at an
early day, so that we ship in good time.
This horsepower can be attached to any mill or
corn shelter without any extra expense Old horse
powers and every kind of old iron taken in exchange
All orders will be promptly attended to.
Dg-Warehouse and Office No. ISL North High
Street, between Hillen and Gay Streets, Baltimore.
JOHN D. LINTON,
No. Isl North High Street,
between Hillen and Gay.
Nav IA, lS57-6m. .-' .'.--.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11

MARYLAND -.a
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKS.
SAMUEL COTTINGHAM
VXTOULD call the attention Of Farmers and
w Planters of Charles to his large stock of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS for the Spring Bust
ness. He would name in part the following:
Ploushs in their variety, Cuiti-
~ vators, Harrows, Corn Shelters,
.,SEsM u Wheat Reapers and Mowers,
fsSsiss7ssalNe= McCormick's, Rays and Man
news patents and has in store and for sale, Pei
toms Patent Internal Cleared Power, and also the
Cleared Thrasher, which supersedes the necessity
of the leather belt. These Machines are worthy
the attention ofthe farmer. There are three sizes
4. 6 and s horse power.
The undersigned would also call the attention
of the farmer to a NEW HAY CUTTER, got
ten up by the subscriber the past winter, cheap and
good and not liable to get out Of order.
Plough and machine castings by the quantity
or single piece. Garden and Field Seeds, Show
els, Forks, Ox-yokes, SCOTS Little Giant and
many other Implements too numerous to mention
in an advertisement.
NV mandatory is in full operation which will
enable me to keep up first class stock of impe-
ments not to be surpassed by any similar establish
ment. :
Repairing of all kinks done with neatness and
dispatch.
Call and examine for yourselves, before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
SAMUEL COTTINGHAM,
Formerly Cottingham & Johnsora,)
No. $50 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore, Nd
April 2, lS57-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
HOTEL LEASE AND FURNITURE
FOR SALE.

HAVIN G made arrangements to remove West,
Il l. offer for sale an unexpired LEASE. of four
ii years, of the ssMARSHALL HOUSE. -
f sssITl i will also sell all the FURNITURE, and
1siE. hire all the SERVANTS for the present year.
This well known HOTEL enjoys advantages over
any other House in Alexandria, being the only one
on the main street. 1t has been put in thorough
order this Spring. and commands liberal share
of travel, besides having a good many regular pay
ing boarders. 1t is unnecessary to go into par
ticuars, as any person wishing to engage in the
business will call and see me. Terms liberal, and
made known upon application.
+. S. PLUMMER, Proprietor.
Alexandria, May %, 1657-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11

FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
awe are authorized to announce JOSEPH
H. COOkSEY, as candidate to fiji the Office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for this county, ~
NH 26-tf e.-s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

HAVING determined TO sell my Farms situated
LII Immediately on the Potomac River. in Charles
County, Nd, about 40 miles below Alexandria
Va, and known by the names of
SANDY POINT & MILFORD.
/ will sell them at Private Sale very accommo-
dating terms, separately or together. Sandy Point
contains
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
400 ACRES,

- less. and has upon it a
- ffiI$l1 DWELLING HOUSE and all
@MSf 80 = necessary Out Houses, and an Ap-
sE===-s=s--z=@z pie Orchard Of good fruit. Two of
the fields have been recently lined; and there is on
the land large quantity of Oak and Pine Wood
which is but short distance from the river bank.
There is daily communication with Alexandria and
Washington, and once a week with Baltimore by
steam boats which can come within few yards of
the shore. Milford lies a joining and contains
I62 ACRES,
Il or less, and has on it a comfortable
firth DWELLING and several Out Houses,
l--lSA and young Apple Orchard. 1t has at
tached FISHERY, which las been formerly
fshed successfully. further description is deem
ed unnecessary, as it is presumed that those wish
ing purchase ill prefer looking for themselves,
and it will afford the subscriber pleasure in show
ing them on application to him.
G IF the above arms are not sold by the 18th
day of AUGUST next, they will on that day be
Offered at PUBLIC SALE, in the town of Port
Tobacco, between the hours OF - VI. and P. NJ.
Terms made known on dav of sale
PETER WILLIAMS,
June 4, lS57-ts near Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
MILLINERY & DRESS GOODS
MRS. nj. A. SHACKELFORD,

PORT TOBACCO,
WILL be pleased to see the Ladies. She fiat
w tiers herself that she has the best and largest
lot of MILLINERY GOODS ever brought tn
to this county. Also, beautiful assort- "a
ment Of MANTILLAs, ROBES, EMBROIDERY. w
LAWNS. CHALLIEs, CALICO, CorroNs, & DRESS
GOODS generally. She can be found at the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. King.
April 9, 1857.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
THRESHING MACHINES.
LintOn's Iron Cleared Threshing
Machines,

Machines,
W.fRR.4NTED TO BE THE VERY BEST IN
THE MARKET.
rNHIS machine is driven with an iron rod in the
Il place ola band. There is no slipping ofbands
about this machine, which has been great trouble
and expense by losing time to fix the bands, which
often occurs to all machines worked with band.
This IRON GEARED MACHINE is warranted
to thresh faster, with less horse power, than any
band Machine. 1t is warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. Wesold last year 63 ofthese machines
in Anne Arundel and Charles Counties. We give
some few references:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11

HARDWARE Locks and Latches, min
LII eral and brass knob; Stock Locks from 10
II inch; Pad and Screw Locks; Cbisels, Augers,
Hand Saws, Hatchets, Spades, Shovels and Forks,
Wedding Hoes, Nos 2, 8, q and S; Planes, Brads,
Hinges. sc. For sale by
APP &c WIN bOSWELL-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
PUBLIC SALE.

June a, 1S57-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11

Owen Cecil,
George Clayton,
Mathew Hardesty,
N. l.. Darnall,
John Jones,
DR.. Jacobs,
John T. Barber,
w. P. Hardesty,
| Captain Stallings,
Francis T. Soper, Pri
H. L. Mudd,
Josiah Hawkins,
J. N. Harrison,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-11
S15O REWARD.

Nav IA, 1S57.-5t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-13
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND IIUNTooN STREETS,
VILE.
JOHNSON g. LAwLOR, .Proprietors

,&aAA HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
rq;I known heretofore as Iunloun's Exchange we
.9lI have renovated, RI. fitted, newh furnished and
t1p1IIrd it under the above name, with entirely
arrangements We have erected spacious dining
h;Il-added large number of elegantly uris he'd
roo ms for Families and are prepared To accOmmO
date any number OF guests in manner that we trust
will be satisfactory To ull. As We have had the ben
eft of long experience in the business, ard We
shall give our whole attention to it, we intend to
make our house in II its essential appointments, The
very best in this section Of California.
FRANK JOHNSON, -. FRANK J. LAWLOR
formerly of ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL n. I
n B.-The Cal stage COS General Office is at his
House. where passengers arrive from and depart to
ali points of the country.
December 80, 1856. d3l-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-13
III. \ X ID w A X f.
IS Tons BaIed Hay for Sale,

~ LOTS TO SUIT. IN. CLARKS RRo
Record ofie VIZ D"' ou.'e e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
Depot Meeting.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens Of
Fairfield, Iowa, was held at the Court House
on Monday evening, August Slst, 1857, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the loca
ton Of the Depot Grounds of the Burlington
and Missouri River Railroad at said city.
Mayor Acheson, being in the CHAIR, called
the meeting to order, and ON motion, A. R. Full
ton was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee appointed at
previous meeting, made verbal report Of the
reasons, % he had obtained them, for the loca-
ton Of the Depot on what is known as the
'IIumphrey Tract"
Mr. Thielson, Chiet Engineer, and NJ. Reed,
Vice President of the Railroad Company, being
called upon, made some remarks relative to
the matter in question and on the part Of the
Railroad Company.
Messrs. slagle, Lamson, Negus, Patton, Scott,
Acheson and others, spoke on the part Of the
citizens Of Fairfield.
Mr.. &sgle concluded his remarks with Z
motion that those whose interests would be best
subserved BY taking the Depot Grounds bacl
to ths original location, signify the same b.
responding 81" and the opposition BY re-
spending "No." The affirmative response va
unanimous.
On motion Of Mr.. Slagle, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
1 Resolved, That If the Directors Of the Bur
lington and Missouri River Railroad Compan
persist in The location Of this Depot outsid
Of the city limits Of Fairfield, the County Jadg
, Of Jsasrsea County should mot issue to sai
party The Beads Of the County in tho loan I
elo0, 900. and that ws will resist tho collec
tica sf any az for the payment Of said Bend
and hold ourselves, a. individuala, under q
oblisasisa V pay our private subscription
the stock Of aid Company.
Mr.. Lamson submitted several resolution
which. On motion, were referred % The Con
: misses appointed at Q former meeting, VII
! inssssssisa 70 report upon tAsn q The -
1 meeting. a " t
8 On nesion Of Dr. Clark. The ptocsedings
!, this nsstlag usrs ordered y b ssns = Y
: papsrs - Darlinstoa end Fair6sll with =
{ Qusss TO pabiish IL same, and thas ! col
4 b cent = each of The Directors Of aid p
! read. e4a aaG w sas as se
! o. ssssioa ths meesiag sAearasa y conss
agaln On ths call Of the Chairman.
al nssa .ess GE0RGE ACHEs0N, CAn.
A. Rg Ensos, a-e'y. aa
AZ, ts4 ~ Na AN @s4A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

Among the passengers on one Of the floating
palaces Of the Missouri was an inqaisitiye trav-
eller from the East, and among many other
things he had furnished himself with map Of
the route. BY some inadvertcncy our traveller
did not SEQ the first city above 81. Louis, which
IL Alton. Coming on deck a. the boat came in
view Of 81. Charles, he asked Of the pilot twho,
BY the by, was an irritable old Frcnchmanl, the
name Of the town.
ssSt. Charles,s was the reply.
my map says Alton.
"Your map say Altons don't know; been
run this river forty years; he 81. Charl when I
come, spec he st. Chari YET
Things went on smoothly until Washington
came In sight. "What place ID that!' asked our
lnquiring friend.
aWashing,on."
.sBut my map says 81. Charles"
"Your map say st. Charles! ] tell you before
been run this river forty year; be Washingtcn
when como, spec hc Washington yet"
| The amiabiiity OF our Frenchman was fast
| evAporating. A few miles above Washington,
On ! dry sand bar, large sand hill crane was
promenAding. Our inquiring traveller turned
| and said
"Mr Pilot, what kind.of bird b thA!"
/ "Lcok on ycur mar, dLn you! Hs tole yoC
what kind bird dat
II needles. 10 add that our traveller len shs
boas q The next town. ---Spirit ot The Times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

eB-lt is true that we can prove BY four hum
dred out Of the FIVE hundred who listened to his
speech Monday evening, that Samuels said, in
true Aunky style, that he did not send his chill
dren to district schools. He said he wished to
have negro children excluded from the common
schools for the protection ofpoor laboring men,
and mot ON his own account, as it made no diff
ference to him, for his children did not 60 to
the public schools. It is notorious that such
was his remark, end SO foolish and inflated was
it as to bs the subject Of remark and condemna-
ton among Democrats before it appeared in
the Hawk-Eye. 1t may rot be an exact and
literal report, word for word, but it is the sub.
stance and spirit and does him no injustice.
Don't you hope, Mr.. Gazette, that you may
divert public attention from this '6ing" Of your
Goldfish candidate At mechanics and laboring
men, by asking US il We are willing our children
shall 60 to school with those Of the colorcd
population?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

ANARRow ESCAPE OF 4 DAscrso PARry.-The
steamer Forest Queen left Detroit on Thursday
evening, 9th inst, with three hundred dancing
excursionists on board, and run up Belle isle -
About II at night she experienced ! collision
with the schooner Son Heir Of Toronto, and
received tremendous blow. passenger on
the steamer states, % follows:
The nproar and confusion among the dense
where the dancing was going on. was intense.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

.MAm BAos.n-The saying that - gnat is Of
ten less easily harnessed than m elephant" is
pretty well illustrated BY tho following story,
current yesterday among the policement. The
story goes that His Highness, the Mayor, was
coming out Of the Court House square, on Sat-
urday evening, when an impudent hackman re-
marked email baes." His Highness scowled .
terrible scowl At the offender, and straightway
went toward him, when the hackman started on
run, and for few moments "home stretch
contest took place, which decidedly "showed
the best time" Of Flora Temple or the famous
Prioress. Legs will tell % well - blood; and
Hin Highness soon slApped~ the fugitive hack
man and arrested him, taking him 70 the watch
house. The hackman was convinced ~ thi'
time that there was force In Email bags" which
be had hardly calculated upon, and after beg
ging His Highness' pardon, and promising q
say small bags never again, he vas released Y
wiser II not ! better" hackmAn. We always ~
ioieo when the Mavor out-wits the hackmen, be
cause, II they arc 10 worse than be il, they ar,
decidedly more numerous. Chicago Tribune.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

eBThe attachment Of the OF for his masters
corn crib 10 not any more marked or decided
than that Of the genuine down right locofoco
for office and plunder. Like the "carrion crow" J"
he snuffs the object Of his hearts alteration
from, altar, and no pains, penalties bars or bolts
win stand his attack. 1t matters not what il the
labor or what the sacrifice, he is bound to get
office. Show him that he must say . certain
thing or do certain thing, in order to secure
il, and it is done.
We were reminded of the truth Of this when
we heard Samuels soaping the Republicans the
other night-in fact it was apparent that he
had not only found out that men in Kansas had
rights which "Border Rufians' were bound to
respect, bul If the said Ruffians persisted in
blinking the rights and expressing and disfran-
chising these Squatters then he, Samuels, was
willing the squatsers aforesaid should pepper,
with ball and shot, the Missouri Army Of Con-
quest whenever it should again invade Kansas
We congratulate the Republicans Of Iowa
rpon the tact that they have At last brought
home to the bosoms Of Buchanan Office seekers
y knowledge of the invasions and conquests Of
Kansas. We are glad to know that his Excel
lency expectant knows that there is such aplace
as ''bleeding Kansas!" and is rcconciled to the
degradation Of even receiving the votes Of
Black Republican freedom shriekers! Yea, be
is not only willing to take them. but he is court
ing them, and we hazard nothing in saying that
if negro men had votes in Iowa he would be
willing their children should occupy Jointly with
the children Of our mechanics, the seats in our
common schools, provided that he, Samuels,
could get the votes of the Old Darkies.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

DuIL SxAsoA on rnK LAKEs-This has thus
iar, been . bad season for Buffalo because Il
has been bad season for the profits Of lake
vessels We run no hazard of overstasipg the
ton that has been known since commerce-
bearing vessels were. hrst put sfoat on taese
inland seas, Bur Com. Adv.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

LK9 Downi-The leaders OF the Bachanan
marty here wsss vsrY ssssasially disappoinsed
ana disgusted with ths speech Of nenday even
lar. They had fersstallsd ths Pebble mind by
eivine sss thas - vas . spsAksr of nnrivallsd
ond snaprsossAsbis talsntA vAe veaN sspsa-
va,s his hsassss by IL eharn q - efaeesyi-
whsa they heard biz inaassd. sephomssis saere'
! tAsy dspartsd ssvsrsly saying never = word
asA . - lAat syssing tetally se1ased y 60
vssss upsa silAse - esa1sey o. - tastss q
HI EzssIlsscy. NJ ss
rhs fAssb NJ talk ppon Kanaas matters t:es-
biss ahsnsnssly, Will hi sxhlhiteae q Asaksy-
- bls1sa - = ~ in1aasa haAses sAab ~
children did Ass aeasnd ~ RuAas eeeoehs -.
leu1esa svssy bsav. Ana hasi1ss - aOssisa
lhs rsaln6s - pgssls n eAisop, ss1sls I'D
Ides = sveey qaslssan - ulass peliay vs.s'
lpea.e - ptsdeh>-ssevasd -. p shssAt -
lDensesasy ass sadly diaappoisssd II tAais star.
"A AaeA-Asoses. #ssiEs #R@saR~ss ss&sas a
d t 4 ft
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

CONFIDENCE MAN ABour-A seedy individual
bathed in tears, who found himself in Burling-
ton with two sisters ON his hands and " nary
nieAt before last, and SO wrought upon the
sympathies of young gentleman from the
ambrosial retreats and purling streams of "high
Henry" as to induce the gentleman aforesaid
to take bogus galvanized Watch in pledge
for twenty-five dollars!!
J, Now this act Of our Henry county friend
was one that indicate the heart to be all sound
and beat in sympathy with human suffering
but his taking poor galvanized watch in pledge
for SO large sum, was any thing but creditable
to his judgment. In short our admiration fol
his benevolsncs 10 lost in wonder at his YER
Anmcv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

speech ~ GovermOr Samuclss
We present our readers this morning with .
Ae;ef wposs Of the orAticn Of his Excellency
B. s.nuels. The anxious aspirant Of the CUB
ssss,er;a honors Of the State Of Iowa. We
rsre. that our want Of space and our imperfect
naaery deters us from giving this magnificent
Aimxherian effort in full. G4t
orrxIxa or THE BALL. s.s
IA SAHuKLs said:
FklLow ClrlzExs: (Applause.) appear be-
sss you this evening, 1 regret 70 say, tap
plause,) under peculiarly adverse and inconve-
aient circumstances. (cheers.) At half past fiye
seasck this morning. ! left my home in Dubuque,
went toe the city, proceeded toe the river. got
- board the ferry boat, paid for my ticket,
Gear. hear,) crossed the river. walked toe the
ers, ueat iaioe one Of them, took seat, and
aher Slong and tedious ride Of many hours,
an sov - your beautiful city, toe fulfil my first
sevinsnsat in this gubernA,oriL campaign
WaisAg fmtAss iaAssdnc,ion, viii proceed
With my remarks. and come imaediasely toe
he point Preiacing il with the fact that those
4sf yes sAe have efsea heard my voice inpub-
Se cosncils will readily perceive the difficulty
end the remarkable inconveaisacs under which
y sov hbor,-in short, that have caught 9
ssy bad cold, and am exceedingly hoarse
(eAeeral A. said before, l will now come tos
ne point merely preuising that = thcrc ars
gsat naay points toe come Toe, and q ! have
aAa ssad, ! shall touch but lightly upon ths
wfisu sspies which may denand oar notice
iNGfst 70 ny that my address must b short
esgaanse, } e I fear the consequences Of speak
egntAs spen air vhea have bad cold an'
essssdingly hoazss. Haviag mads thss
hFeductory remarks, Vim nov cons to
@spsiat But allow me To- aay bsfors pro
sssdhs GzAsr, that sear ny hsart upon ~.
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1sA - - esss = ~ pseidantial ~
avs AAss nsekiag b. esegs - jaoh1a
isN naagAses and ehesss) e s