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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
SHERIFF's SALE.

- Ell Slutts, $1,000 $780,,
VS.. narlSon IN n1 piaHa
James Suits, ct al. county oomlnon iea
nURgTTANT to the command of an aims or
der If sale. duiv issued from the Coprf q
80. ady :, Iii ell a. nnhi;c auction. at the doc,
~ Gowrt Horse Il sad co1ntv on
" :.
Thursday, tEe 2fS daytof January,
An 1858 between the hours of ten O'Clock. A.
N. and four O'Clock. M. of said day the fol.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
o, DEC: %. 1857.

Ch1aoE or FInE-By references to
special column itnill be seen ttat the
morning train on the Cleveland, eolum-
bus s Cincinnati road, on aud after the
2fst inst, win leave at s,45 instead of 0
o'clook-Gey. Herald.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23

See the advertisement of the
now Book and Drug Store of Messrs.
GLARK s PorrER. They are crowding
their establishment with the best charao-
ter of Goods.
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~sHERIFF,s SALE.

The Knox County Bank of
Mt. Vernon, =
William L Strong and In Richland county
Amos Townsend, late Common Pleas.
partners under thename
of WI. Strong d Co..
md Hannah Strong.
PURSUANT to the command Of an LIST Pleu-
L rial yendi Exponas, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Richland county
dated the Sd day of December Az. 1851, and
TO me directed, / will sell at public auction, at
the door of the Court House, in Ashland county,
on
Saturday, the 9th dag of January,
A. D. 1853, between the hours of ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, and four O'Clock, P, NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit being
the life estate of Hannah l. Also,
the undivided fourth subject to said life estate,
and off the following described real estate, to-
wit the east half Of the sorth-sast quarter Of
section number one ID in township number
nineteen (19,9 and range sixteen (l6,l contain
ing eightya acres more or less.
-Also,-
OF a certain piece or parcel Of land containing
thirty acres more or less; being part ofthe NORTH
west quarter of section number one (ls) town
ship number nineteen (19,A and range number
sixteen {I6,1 being the same thirty acres piece
or parcel ofland which Abel Strong, at the time
OF his death was seized and possessed of both,
of said pieces or parcels ofland above described,
are situate at or near the town of Loudonville,
in the Co. of Ashland and State of o. The thir-
ty acre tract of land is situated on both sides of
tho Black Fork of Mohecan Greek, levied on as
the property of the above named defendants at
the suit of the Knox Coenty Bank of Mount Yer
non.
praised at $aa5YO0
praised sts.I..~.se@-.ss $500
The undivided fourth in the go acre
tract appraised at-...-.....-.- 10000
tn tract appraised al. 10000
Total 100000
Terms of sale-cash.
December g, 1857. n27ts-pf$9 90.
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Prevention Better than Cure.

HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS are spent daily which
IL a little prudence might have saved, b. using DIR.
BOMBS PREVENTIVE. The ar.
tieleis specially intended as a sure and positive Pro
TEcToR, against dissassasf pregnancy I. it il pc rfect-
~ safe no metaIic subs, .tce enters into its COM
or ineonyenience.. The price or the PREVENTIVE
Is " 90 the single one 81 90 per half dozen and
81 90 per Dozen. The above article can be sent by
mail to anyIpart of the United States, or Canada
postage free. A liberal discount made to Dealers
DC.
GEORGE R BOND, MD.
e5 Orchard street. corner Grand. New York
-1rrl0nI 10 -
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Farm for Sale.

80 THE SUBSCRIBER oFFERs Ills Farm
!;"i for sale, situated about four and a-haif miles
41@ from Ashland. on the road leading rom Je
bonneville 10 Mansfield. The farm consists or Cd
acres OF well improved land. with fruit trees OF
all kinds: a neverfaiiing String or pure water;
tWo Dwelling Houses. . good bank barn, %c.,&e.
For further particulars inquire Of
oct se '5f-cm.l ISAAC DAVIS.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
billiard, Hayes q Coz II Crawford oou.

billiard, Hayes & Coz In crawford co,,.,,
Yarneli. ct al. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command Of a Pleurias
i Vendi Expo1ss duly issued from the Court
of Common Plea. of Ora Word county, Ohio, da-
ted November 18th, A. ID. ISSA and to me di
rected, ] will sell at the house of Henry Brown,
in the town of Loudonyille, Ashland county
Ohio, on -
Saturday, the 26tA dag of December,
AID 1857 between Che hours often o'clock. A.
NJ, and four o'clock. p. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described goods and chattles, to-wit.
two grey horses; two grey mares; one buggy;
z two horse wagons; one yoke of work oxen;
three head of young cattle two years old; four
sets of harness; one gold watch; twentysone
acres of wheat more or less; twenty-one acres of
rye more or less. one bay mare; one buggy, one
black horse and one gray mare; levied on as the
property of the above named defendants, to sat
isfy an execution in favor of the above named
Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
December 3. 1857. 2w27pf$3,00
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Wayland. Mass. Feb.5. Is57

PROF. o.J..wooD q co.-Genfs Having real
lied the good effects OF your Hair Restorative, 1
wish to state, that fpdins my hair growing thin. as
wen as gray. 1 was Induced from what read and
heard to try the article prepared by you, to promote
its growth and change its color as it was in youth.
both of which ithas effected Completely. In the op-
GRAFTON have used nearly three bottles.
Yours DC. JAMES
OIL. WOOD &. Co. Proprietors, 319 Broadway
New York. Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab
lishment,l and ia Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists. Am
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JOB WORK

Having lately made largeadditions toour Job
Materials, we are prepared TO do al1kinds Of
plain nddecorativeJ0BP RINTIEGi in a style
not to be surpassed by any eefiee in this section
ofth State. Orders respectfully solicited.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
The Hog Market.

BALTIMORE, Dee.IY.
Hogs are coming forward FIRE ely, and
some 1000 head were offered to-day at
the scales. One or two lots were sold to
packers at Sc I2aa per 100 lbs net. Some
were sold to butchers at Sc 25@6 SO per
100 lbs net.
CHcAGo, Dec. 10.
At Nash's, $50 head were slaughtered
yesterday. Comparatively little doing in
dressed hogs, owing to the weather; prices
.nomiually s42H p leo lbs; retailing 25c
higher.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
ESPECIAL

A LLTthose knowing themselves indebted to the
* firm Of Dulin & Crane are hereby called upon
to settle their accounts Immediately owing to the
death of Mr.. Dulin, the accounts must be paid imme-
dIatcly; they are in the hands of L. Crane, as sur
viving partner
WOULD particularly call the attention OF our
4 friends to the fact that Messrs. Roller & Howard
having purchased our stock of goods, and made large
aceessions thereto, they will be -four nd ready and
i. l.. CRANE
19n23tf For late Arm OF Dulin & Crane
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

The supply is some 423 head iarser
than last week, aud the average quality
ID better. The command has continued
only moderate, and prices lave shown no
particular change. Quality considered,
lthough our quotations are unaltered, the
market - in the butchers favor, askfor
the best cattle I01@flc was paid, the lat
ter an extreme fgnrs-medium grades
sold at 5000, and inferior at 7@74c..
The market has continued quiet. and
only a moderate stock is offering. SKIES
at 3@7c
The demand continues slight, and pri-
ces have not varied. We quote 1T s25@
90 for common to extra.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.
The market for good stock has improved
25 cents per head, and a lively demand
has prevailed for such while poor quality
have been dull at last weeks prices
We quote at s2,5o@6 per head.
The supply at Allerton's has largely
decreased, and prices are a shade in the
sellers fayer. Allcrton sold nearly all of
5,766 head at $6@6.4o per 100 lbs, dead
weight, or at $685. rs for prime fat hogs,
live weight.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
HAVE YOUR PROPERTY
N s q R b ID

LIVERY wise man will have his prop.
- erty insured. And he will not only have
1T INSURED, but he viii select a Company
in which he has full confidence that, if he
should suffer damage by Fire. his loss will be
promptly paid tofhe amount insured. There
are in the United Strtes, many honest and re-
sponsible companies, and there also are an in
finite number of worthless and irresponsible
institutions, that OCCASIONALLY pay a loss
promptly. as q Lottery Manager will pay a
prize, for the purpose OF emblazoning the fact
before the world, and thus obtain foot-hold
that would enable them to perpetrate a mere
extensive fraud. Property within the last few
years has been insured to the amount of mil
lions Of dollars IN these worthless companies.
Itis important, then, when a man pays his
money for insurance upon his property, that
he be cautions in the selection of a Company
of well-established character and ability to
promptly meet its losses, whenever they occur
Such . Company is the
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Notice to

EoR THE PURPOSE OF ACCOMMODATING
L persons who may wish to paw their taxes in the
evening win remAiniRmy ONCE during the eve
ming for the nexttwo weeks.
Ashland. Dec IA, 1857. Co. Treasurer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
Western Rutter.

The Prairie Farmer speaks of the pro-
duetion of butter at the West as a bust
pess destined to become great and flour
ishing. Probably few eastern folks have
thought OF this. We get breadstnfs, pork,
hams &95 from tho West as the main
source Of supply, while the butter we use
is entirely eastern. In view OF the i'm
msnse prairies of the West, it is singular
that batter has not become a staple there.
II attention il directed to the subje t By
the nenspapers and agricultural periodi.
Gala and authorities of the West, We may
probably expect cheap butter from that
quarter before many years. Tie FARMER
and the Chicago Prsss both admit that
at p~resentthe prairie butter must be con-
sidsred an inferior article but they at
tribute the deficiency in quality, t6tbe
lack of care in the business.=Ezchaage.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23

Editorial notices fifty cents per line.
Attorneys held responsible for all ADVERTISE
menz brought in by them. II Alladvertise-
ments handed in by Monday
II When there is no contract made, and the
number of insertions is not marked on the.
{, advertisement at the time they are handed
in for publication, they will be continued in
until ordered out, and charged by thesquare.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23
New york Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. le.s
BEErKs FROM DIrFEREkrsrArr

A NJ Allerton & Co.,aproprietorss Of
the Washington Drove Yards, Forty
fourth street, report the cattle in market
from the following States
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dte asblaa6 Nufou.

THE ASHLAND UNION is pnb-s
1ished erexy WEDNESDAY, MORNING, in
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. by
III. 9-ENAEF
at the following rates
arPer year, iIpaidin advance, or with
IN the rear S2sO9
GH payment be delayed until the ex
piration of the year, invariably. $50
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rERMs oFADyERTIsING

One dollar per Square, tten lines or less), for
three weeks or less. and twenty-five cents
for each additional insertion isss than three
months.
One Square three months.
one SQUARE six months 500
One SQUARE twelve months 500
The same rate rate for any number ofSquares
less than one-fourth column.
0ne-fourth Of a column thret months $500
One-fonrth of a column six monlhs----l0,0O
One-fourtho OF a columnB twelve months ..l5,OO
One-half of a column three months....10,O
One-half Of o column six months .lSO0
0nezhsIfo II : eal6mn twelve months 1900
one column three months 1000
One eolumn six months. ..... So, 90
one column twelve months. 5000
Yearly adverslseMen.s psy ~ IJJ.ser,Sa
BANDED in.
Special notices lleadcdl double tn usual
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-23

Amputating, Tonsil, Cupping. Dental and pocI
Trochars, Trusses, Supporters and Sytinges
We would invite those DESTROYS of Purchasing, t
pure. Our selection embraces Pale and Dark Bra
Port Juice, Santa Cruz Rum, Malaga Wire e, Nader
E. Rum. Old Bourbon Whisky, Old Monongahela
ky, Holland Gin, Rose Gin.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
Mr. ). q. Heaaey.

This accomplished gsntieman and fins
actor, has beeome resident Of our city,
Hs has been here bat shoEt time, yei
by hia aFbsnitys insegxity and ane soeial
qualities be has won many friends. We
bad the pleasure Of witnessing the mark
cd ability with which he sustained sAse
characters Of %kEngomar,s y SECarwin,n p
aMiehaa Earle, p stOIauda Melnot4a, p
teThe Stranger, p Edward Middleton, y
and many others, in this city short
time since, and could bat regTes tbs dis
banding Of sha exeallsnt company of
whish himself and his beautiful and
charming lady were the leaders.
In this connection, we would remark
that tbs "long, long winssf svenings
are fast approaching, and thak As Wes-
ton boasts of soas histronie talent, D
DEsmatie Company might be organised
here--a eonpany that would prove d
pleasure snd > profit TO &ll. A hins 90
the wise Is suiknsanA, VIII you do IL s--
Rass0a (1fo.1 comm&reiaL
II the aiizens of Weston don't get mp
q Dramatic. Company, friend Hsaleys
just eoms up TO our city. 4 company
can be got up here ih little lssa bhsa
no time , and yoa know Wa hare the
room already lifted up, and the sesaeEy
On hand. Our citixenE would be pleased
to have you aud yor excellent LADY be-
come permanent citizens of our city yand
in connection with some of our eitiSsna,
get ap aoms amusement for thslong via
tsg evenings Will yeu eonsP "A
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
f,naiaaIan party.

The e6silIion party 1t Babbits'a Hall,
on Monday evening" vas q brilliant at-
fair. Seventy-two ladies accompanied
by an equal number Of gentlemen, we're
In attendance. Beauty and fashion wsra
we'll represented, and every faos wore
thst snils which can anly be produced
by unalIoyea happiness. The dancing
commenced at an early hour and waa
kspt up until one o'clock. The spacious
hail was handsomely illuminated, and
afforded ample room for sll to enjoy
thszaseiYea agrseably. Eiahty peEsona
can dance without being azuwded as one
time. The ssinasrumanEsn in Tho handa
az Msaszs. BazGpy aauyswx Aasa KnMai
dissoarsea heAasifal, ssal-sEirTing and
tsss nsOvsaa ansie, and al undar its ia-
fiasnoe appsAred - aaIoy tAe aaaSe.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02
.Cpulril 8lufis BIs
WRpAEspAY, sEprKlIRER 3 Iss1. B;


From the best information which ws
rsan sets we are led 10 believe thaa ia
Nsw coassis utiOn has hsea adopted hy
. snaall naisrity, The mAjOrsiys ws
Ihink, viii be aboaa six hanarsd. !. The
time intervening between this and she
0stoba eleesion being short, ws sasns
aatls request the neaoerats af the
ffslops,n 2 TO commence putting on their
pesaodsatie axmoxs = battle Wall b.
fought In octohas, which in ia rsaulss,
viii b. shs moss impoxsant a aAy before
foaghs Ia Iowa. Let the word 0raaaiass
BE- passed tasrough tbs DsmoeEatie camp
---and les il not be an idle word bat
let il be ahown aAAs IL has bad les iaaH.
snee when the Words Cup boys and 81
them," are given. ...-.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-02

- BAMM aTMEETs
LAND, AGENT, AND
ATTORNEY d c0UASEll0RATLAWI

CouNCTL BLURSss T0EA.
win give prompt attantfon 10 any bRsi-
pswa entrusted 10 his care within the pux-
yIe@ Of hiA profession. His facilities for
Investigating Land Titles, and impayting
correct frformstton IN regard TO ths eCndi-
tjon Of Tdtlss TO Lands and Town LDks In
Possawattanis eounty are superior 10 those
possessed by any ether psTBon in this part
oa tha State. He ian0w pgspaRings and win
shortIy hare esmpaessd, sn abstract OF all
the ass8s on record, TO lands In the eganty
and to Icks In Council Bluffs, and In an the
principal additions thereto. The abstract
Sg titles to iots Is 90 arTangsd that the name
Of each grantoE and gT4ntee from the hrst
down to the present time, can be seen at
sus yieyE, with the date Of each deed, the
data Of hling for Feeefds shs book and page
WHARF recorded, aRa also all the material
defects apparent en- tbs record. The ah.
stract Of fftIss to lands is also very convsA
nisngty arranged. He will also pEoeuEs
9rom kha rsGoTd an abstract of each deed a
IL In recorded, 50 that be will be enabled
Ia give 10 pernons desiring an ahstrsct kh'
whoas ehalny ETon the entry In the LAM
Oaaee dowpaa tbs time the information Il
He ID also ggasaEing from the Land osacI
a List Of all kass lands sEEarsd la the couRty
showing By whom sntersd when entered
whether with cash. warrants or scrip %
number Of acres Ia saeh tract, and IN
amount gAid therefor. His charges Tor q
examination Of titles ysih De reasonable
Psrsocs living at distances ean have q
abstract 0g title Go aay tract o9 land 9
town lot furnished kaem by Esail by enelc
sing 4 fss of two dollars, aud one aolls
Rs,v aash additional lot OF tract 0k land !
be included il the same abstract.
He i8 slso prepared to execute vita Slli
patch esnyeyaHees Of sYsry dsscgi oa'.'-
Ones On Broadway IN second story cE 2 ass
New Bioek, nearly opposite the honinS0
House. s.g
Junsa, 1857.
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sas9d y AalNisaeR aua saaaa. na.
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fEoE sha soshss aas = aau - : sAla
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the axMy eaA& asasas Xav maae assaa
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w. IL hAsra @ Mhd hana sosaaaisaxaeA
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m nv.

II ~
sskaray hes been nominated ia
1 asIiaasht frua Oxford.
gag Aas bsea placed ppor
shs presa i Spain.
Aazzini, the patrios, has escaped
from Italy.
q Tha King Of Prussia has besn Wis.
ting the Emperor Of austria.
Two ehnrchas were struck By
iighsaing lately, il Boxbury, Mass.
Ths Queen of Naples ID not az
pectea TO live.
The British Government Ia scsiuR
vigorously in Indian aaRairs.
Minnesota win probably apply for
admission into sha Union iii i State, aa
the naxt sessi0u Of 0angres@.
gT"Late New Brunswick papers re.
port aors than Usually large catch of
eodkah as the bsnks shiS season.
Cd AIsxioo is rife for an insuxrsosion
among lie leadlgs thsEa is also s pros
pect Of eolliaion With Spain.
Rzgrh. ssar,.. u.ow,..,, h.. -.
obio a,l tha s.s,.. ssI ~ -, = =. - -
ss~s,sres - - I shs: -. S'''~' - - S
kmigrania are arriving at New
= = ~
ew Fifteen hundred patents hare been
issued from the Patent oEhce for the Last
ak months.
a~Tt Il said shat sD f.,1 sIavas wsys
sold and removed from Virginia last
year, and that 1000 more escaped.
ga new paper haB been started in |
GresRpoint, L. T., called the advertiser. |
ar>sasvL. ga. ST. -. a..-ss.s.-:.
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AkAsam III - - - ~ 80,
TAG q szsSassas -
Il a writer II % - aI
wbe dates his sosna. = em 4
L.ouiss after expressing hls -
/ Il shs pEsssnlaaiea of ) sword b
sneral John 3. Wool, gives sans inssr
sssiDg ineiaeasa IL ths life ef Ehal aal
IaaaE aza yssasa m alssss. We quess:
agseAsral Wee dssavvsa this maad d
aEskaFcsiDn 4rOaA his soansry ii "a sar,
EssE aAgs zaAem ! ha5sse = aas. Tweassy
| niash hsgimaak "a lnaaEassys aA sss hal
tls az rEaa&@huggs 6egAanahsw. LILA.
He wAs oaS sf he besk diseipa anagian.
| in tha axlmY aud an all occasions proazipl
20 dntg himssaf, Aad Seaaikihg aH andaa
bis sazpmand ta eomA - - his owE
asamAaKa. 0m thas aac0maas, snzma a0nr
sidsrsd him hard and severe, but thia
Giaearaine wns sEe gisry af the regirasrg.
On Slte SasEming &c aha 9Th Of septan.
hegs lsa4s when kasyssmaa ProToa was
marching en plasssbuxg With "a axray AZ
Ia 500 men, mostly The inxinaihla Esssps
Of Lord Welllnge01, Masor W0sl. wfsh
800 nsA Of his Esgimsnay at tm0 essaaok
n tie morningg mssxahsd nua he Bsak-
nsHtown road, emilsa diaaams. AZ saz-
risa orders were given 10 als OF to a.
adiseent AeId Cor Tsfreshmank at tie
same tims Major Wool rods Oh ia ad-
vanes 30 kensaRAsssFe tks aeayAAnsag
snsEny. Very soon be returned rapidly,
waving his sword for a. "a form and
take position Id the rosa. VS. immadi-
atsIy fell fnao soaaaan, end halfway to
ths road we Eessised sAs aEsf ire og ths
snszMy. Parsnant 10 ordsRa, wa formaa
in the road, and accepted tAe mode az
street fring, the Grs& company axing and
falling In shs rear 30 load, md iii turn
"a are agmia In this way, graanRlly
falling back in COED ordeg - ths eaany
pressed upon 10, we disputed eyegy fool
of ground. MayoR Wool's hoRns was
seon Glaas, sad givsa 10 hls Esrgeaass
aka5aT ,BaaHards who waa haaaly wnasssE.
ed, TO ride into toHn, whass DoassoFd
he'd of his wound.
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wiahin swo miles oe plastsbaxg, uapsAin
ksssaasd sazae Hp 70 oex sappurk wikh
Aslaal;ns - riss7aer, lIs-s iaIsa- =, fo.,f
position near the road By sEOua 9ence.
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until our Eoe@ came wiEkis pss- |
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a. r;aht and iegt. whsn Eke artilIarw
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