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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 90, 1858.
Marriages Between Relatives.

We noticed some time since paragraph
IN one OF our exchanges 10 the effect, that
the IIirga!Ity of marriage with a deceased
"lics sister has been recently established
in England Cease of Brook ". Brook and
that now it may be considered settled tha,
all such marriages. in that country, are
void. II would seem that The Courts in
England are more tender evan of the ,i.s of
affinity. Than our Courts are Gfiho.r ofcon-
Sanguinity. The iaw Court in tai. State
decided some Years ~" Uhc State vs.. Bare
fooU that the marriage between Il NEPHEW
and aG"; Of The tuI, blood WAS legal. The
Court Of Equity at this place, last session,
Sustained this decision in the casr of Bowers
Us. Bowers. which. our readers may rcmrm
Der, we reported III Ihu time the last b.inu
/" marriage between an umrle and niece Of
thc fuil blood. The case was carried be.
fore the Court of Errors and argued a: the
rrc"n; sitting in Columbia. The motion.
however, was refused and the decree Of
Chancellor DTnkin confirmed How near
Il marriage betWccn k;nir would be law.
iui here. 10 till left in doubt.
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ONE OF THE PARTY,
The Proprietors of tho New York lin,

The Proprietors of the New York Illus.
trated Golden Prize announce that in their
issue Of May 22nd will appear The first
chapters of historical tai. Of the south.
west, eniitled-Sarah DE Vaughan, A true
story of the times Of Aaron Burr, by Miss.
Ella Souihworth. They also anounce, to
appear in their issue of May goth, the first
chapters OF another new tale. entitled No
5ody' ChiLd-by the weIl-known author,
Charles Burdett. Any Of our readers who
have not seen copy OF this elegant week.
ly, will do well to send for one,as specimen
copies arc sent free Of charge by the pub
rs-Messrs. Dean a. Saltes, No. a25
Broadway. New York. The subscription
price is %, and to clubs Of ten or more
81 so, per annum. Each subscriber, besides
getting the paper for sear, receives a pres.
ent. which is forwarded as soon as bi, su b.
scription money is received. For further
particulars, see the Advertisement Of the
Golden Prize in another column.
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SrEDMAN's MAGAzINE We have rccciv.
ed Ne" !, Vol |. of Stcdmau's Magazine
published 1t Raleigh n C.: Andrew ] Sled.
man Editor and proprietor. Ii is of good
size. devoted exclusively to literature. and
original ARTICLES only are adrit,cd 1t com.
parcs very favorably with the best maga
zines of the country. Trims 81 per wear
in advance. Five subscribers for $l5 and
an cXI'a copy 10 the agent.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE This periodical
for June comes To Us with its usually nttrac
tive features not in the least diminished -
A careful reader Of The Easy Talk" in
Graham, would find that it alone in the
course Of n year, is worth the price Of sub.
scriphon, {" say nothing Cf the beautiful
cngravings, fashion plates and :. variety of
leading. Terms So year ;
published in Philadelphia.
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The Slave Trade.

The annexed sensible remarks upon the
projected revival of the slave TRACE, we
clip from our contemporary, the Charleston
E>enng News:
Th" discussion of the slave trade invol.
yes but little good. Even il Congress, re
peals the law prohibiting it, which it will
NOT do. or so nnch as declares it piracy
(Which through respect to the South il
should d"O what would it avail towards re-
opening the SLAVE trade? The leading civi
hzcd nations Of Europe have declared il
piracy, and would ,rcat and suppress il az
>uch. Our Government could only inter.
vene Mt the risk OF II general war. Thus
AZ II political or practical question, apart
from its doubtful phase ~ one of morals or
Labor, il Presents bu; liltlc Of in>ran, mo.
mrrt. Jha: the institution of slavery, cx-
listing among us under the Providence Of
G"d, is not an evil but n good, is one thing;
and that kidnapping natives from Africa.
imPcrilling their lives across the ocean, and
reducing them 10y severe discipline Ia ser,
rItnde here. Is not such an evil and is not n
barbLrity, is another thing That the sys-
TEN %: slave labor us organized and direct
I'D at the South, is humans and invaluable.
is one thing and that the reduction of wild
and savage Africans. to slavery in our mids,
would not be useless and disastrous, is AN.
other thing.
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Lancaster, May -, 1853.

U. 5. SENATOR FROM NoRTH CARoLIsA.-
The Hon. Thomas !. Clingman. the able
member of the House from the Eighth Con
gres-ional District, N. C., has been appoin-
tel by the Governor Of that State to The
Senate Of the United States, to fill vscun.
cy. Dir. Clingman, on receiving notice to
this effect, resigned his seat in the BODY in
which he has proved himself so efficient
and Influential a member, and took his place
in the Senate.
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Qua RELATIONS WITH MExIco.-In the
United States Senate on Friday last the
Vice President laid before the Senate
message from the President of the United
States. in compliance with resolution of
the Senate, calling for information as TO
what measures, IL any, had been taken for
the protection Of American Commerce in
the ports Of Mexico during the present dis.
tracted condition Of that country. The mes.
sage was read, laid on the table, ordered TO
be pyinted
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10 letter from Judge O'Neall TO the
Newberry San We find the following on.
dorsemeni of Col. Haynes appointment, a.
United States Senator.
Rumor to-day is, that Col. Arthur p.
Hayne is appointed in tho place Of Judge
Evans, by the Governor. This gentleman
ls one of the distinguished soldiers OF 1879
he was Inspector General Of Gen. Jaekson's
army, at the battle Of New Orleans. 4
nave known him since 1915, aud believe
him to be as honest aud as pure a man as
there is in South Carolina. n. is a yipo.
roos man for his age. Age IL, I think, no
digestion TO senator in Congress. days
should soeaK and multitude Of years teach
wisdom ~ one Of the sublime aphorisms
found 10 the Book Of Job, and IL attended
TO, 10 elections for Congress and our State
Legislature, we should have moro wisdom
and fewer words.
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The Commercial Convention.

This body adjourned ut Montgomery on
Friday of last week, after great deal Of
specchifying and unpr"ftnble discussion
had been gone through with. The absorb
ing topic-th, slave trade, or the resolutions
relating thereto, were finally laid upon the
tanlc, but TO be taken up again at the next
session. Which is appointed to meet nj,
Vicksturg, Mississippi, on the second Mon.
day in May 1859. Should the Convention
meet again, which, under the circumstances
is doubtful, it will scarcely be attended by
any others than certain class of fire. enters,
and whatever their warm prociviiies or il.
temperate impulses may lead them 10 do,
cannot be regarded as n correct exponent of
the true sentiments of the South. We
publish else" here an aLs:rac. Of The las,
days proceedings.
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QUEEN VIcToRIA.-Tho rumor, which has
been ngitated for several years, that this Ia
dy intended to visit her American domin-
ions, is gaining ';round and, coupled with
it, is suggest IN of the strong probability
that she will e; tend her tour to the United
States in which case it Is supposed she
will travel cognito-in born-under the
title of Duchess Of Lancaster II she wants
t" do the thing jam up, she had better call
herself Mrs. Bull.
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Gr(f9rapblr.
N 7 A c. A n A.
--O.. d

UALIFAx, Nav l9.-The steam ship
Niagara, Captain Wickman, has arrived
ut this port, with Liverpool dates to the
Sth inst.
General News.
The political news 10y this arrival is
generally unimportant.
Sir Colin Campbell, will be created
Peer.
There is nothing later from India.
The Spanish Cortes has been suddenly
prorogued. Some Of the Ministers have
ten,.ered :heir resignation,
The Tendon Times speaks approving
" of the extension Of the United States
Authority to Central America
Sir Colin Campbell, demands large re.
Inducements IN lndia immediately.
Commercial News
LIvERrooL CorroN MARKEr.-All
qualities Of Cotton had advanced l4l.
per. ID. The sales nf the waek reached
81 900 bales, of which specula,nrs took
II 500 ard exporters $500 haes-leav-
ing 90. 900 bales Of all descriptions tn ,he
trade Orleans Fair WAS quoted u, 81;
Orleans Mddrng ut 3 All: MuliIr Fair
AT 3 4d; Mobile Middlng AT 7 3 &c;
Upland Fair &C 7 5 8; and Upland MID
ding l 81 per TO-;
LIVERPOOL BEEADsrUFFs MARKET
Breadstuifs were generally declining
Flour WAS declining. with quotations hare-
~ maintained. Whea, WAS very dull
Corn WAS firm and advancing. On Sat.
day afternoon Breadstutfs were generally
dull, bn, Corn WAS still firm and Advan,
cling.
LIvERrooL PRovIsIoNs MARKET rrovis.
ions we're dull
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DIX. THoRSwELL We regret very much
TO announce (says the CarniInian) that tn G
health of this distinguished theoIogian has
been so impaired that his congregation
have requested him to suspend preaching
until the lat Of October, and to travel for
restoration of health u is to be hoped he
will accede to their request, and that the
result may prove as beneficial as they earn
estly wish
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RADIsHEs.--Mr. w. G. CASTOR has left
at our office rndish which measures 81
inches in circumference. Our readers, skill
ed in the culture Of radishes, may iudge
OF the comparative claims of this one to the
dignity Of puff
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IHE BASxs.-We learn from our Char.
'es'"n exchanges, that the suspended Banks
OF that city have agreed to resume specie
payments in July next.
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TRUE BiLL.--We learn from the Chales.
ton Mercury. that the Grand Jury on Wed.
nesday, found true bill against Capt T. J
Maekey, for alleged violation of the Neu.
traliiy Laws The trial came up before
the United Ststes Distric. Court oD yester>
day
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Letters from GreenvilIe, s. c., Csays the
Charleston Courier,) announce the decease
OF Mrs. Whiteford Smith, mother of Rev.
Whiteford Smith, ID. d., of spartanbarg,
and for many years resident Of this her
native city.
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We see it stated that w. w. Avery and
Daniel Coleman, Esqs., are Candidates to
represent the Mountain District of North
Carolina, in the place Of the Hon. Thos.
l., Clingman, who has been appointed Sen.
atoT.
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DEATH OF GEs. PEssiskR Y. SsrH.-
Gen. Persifer z: Smith died at Leavenwor.h
on Sunday last. Gsneral Harney succeeds
him In eommsnd of The Utah army
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TOT the Logger.
MIR. EDITOR: As Flat Creek and I.ynches
Creek have never been represented in our
Legislature, permit me through Your paper
to bring forward the name of John X.
Welsh, Esq, as fit and proper person to
represent this portion of our District in the
ensuing Term. Mr.. Welsh is well quail.
lied and we hope will serve If elected.
TAXAHAw.
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MIR. uAYSG.-Mr. IIayne from this State.
successor to the late Senator Evans, took
his seat in Congress or Goth inst.
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UALIFAx, Nav l9.-The steam ship
Niagara, Captain Wicknan, has arrived
ut this port, with Liverpool dates to the
Sth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
DARN OCHAN's SUI G + X Y. =
~ contributions

NARN NOCHAN's SURGER -
~ CONTRIBUTIONs
OPERATIVE SURGERY AND SURGICAL PATHOLOGY,
By J. N. Carnoi ban.
Professor OF Sasery in the New Medical College Surgeon
In Chief the state Enisrants Hospital, etc.
l. Case Of Amputaiion Of tn. entire Lower Jaw
2 Remarks o Ampltetion Of the Lower Jaw
Eepbsntass ATabum successfully treated BY Lssnre OF
the FemoIal Artery. with cases
PART II. Now RrApY.
l. Case Of Hxsectiou of the entire Ulna-
Remarks Neuralgia with three cases successfully treated
by Second Branch the Fifth Pair OF Nerves
bey ond tie GsnsloD OF hecsel - 90
S RensrIs on Neuralgia Of the Face with
Wus,rdftons dyd from Nafuys and bedutUuRy
py,na rge Plate Paper Coicred rnd Isted The Letter
finct type. - -
Price rs cents.
Each part viii be complete in tse and sod separately or
BE- received or the whole mich viii BE-
completed in Ten Pare BE- issued rapidly the execution
Of the wCTt will permit. - -
The articles illustrated by excellent hosaPhic draw
inss treated with circumsantsl miLu;eues Tue
chsnicsl execution Is alto geher superior and reflects
g,est credit upon the Publishers The wo'k when CON
pee will beautiful volume of at leas. 500 the most
and science Of Surgery
CHAN enjoyed opportunities at The STATE Emgrants
Hospital Of which he has been Chief surgeon for upward
of efht his sb'y brilliant original operator
WI, the profession of this coutty aud Europe We
be.peak for the work study N A. MedcoC CHI
rurgical Review for Juy iSS
For ,se by H. BAlLLiERE. No. ?eo Broaawayi SIS
WOOp, No. $50 Broscwsy I. J. CaowEN No 6ss Broad
way; RuDp CARLETON, No. $40 Broscvsyi IEaN.rr
ALLsN, sly BiOsdwsy; ROE LOCKWOOD s0Ns. No.
III Brovsway
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Five Points Houss Of Industry.
Ftrvt E-pistoI.ary shot

FOR THE HOLIDAY
Mr. LUCiUs HART. Nos AID Buiinsslp.
DGAa Sin:
Me smith and myself wish 70 inquire whether yox continue
b asrIL PlarrD GcoDs also, whether your prices
p>ssoIsb and yoar good rm-rs n So
dssue aie our annual call for the purchase o. Holiday %
Rksse 70 ply throu m the pslers, spd oblxe,
Yosu Gc J. SMITH, No 10 As.or-psce
Mr. Smith respectfully informed s, although our attention
principally cou6D-o to METALS AID the ~hoesae trsds
no continue the depaItep and pr, ia
sssortment richly plated tRSs, TEA-SErs CAKE-BaS
KITS, CASTERS, PITCHERS, SPOONS. FORKS CUPS,
Ae 81 prioss ~hicb offer Inducements purchar
LuCIus HART Noa And 8 Burlns clip
Foot of Johnss.
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Ntm Publications.
Nfm Publications.
THROAT sw...,,o WITH c.usr,c
MERITS AND DEhERITs;
THE HUMAN TEMPERAHENTs
THAT SHOULD AND
SHOULD NOT MARRY

SHOULD NOT MARRY.
The sCALPEL No. 20 contains fal discussion Of tbese
questions-
No contains experiment. Instituted BY order Of the
Academy OF Medicine to test the prscosby Of njectDr the
bnis with rluiion Of nitrate Of silver James Grn
patient Bellevue and its fatal result with the sppes Of
upgs after death sscerained By the House and
submitted TO the Academy By Dr. Willard P.Ier Chairman Of
The Committee appointed to make the Experiment. with
Of the Editor tie Dtric. Attorney indie: the
perpetrs;ors Of that outrsgo.
No 3eto appear Jan 4th proxno-wi contain continue
ton OF the Temperament In relation 20 Marriage Why mtoy
Parents CD lden Physiological nc-t, Why iny
ScIofoous; Jnvsus Borstyi Tehscco Improper Mar
American precocy he Vampire. Of oar Country Aso
Hcnes Autocrt of the BI,ekfst Fable Auhor Car aud
Author Feelings Who Hoimesi IL there soy5i in hin
% each nun ber For sale ny LtWRESCE,
No V.sev.st Ast0r House OHice Of the sc.lpe.
All orders fer full Of the journal conm-ncog Jan 1872
.uoiug ie59ten volumes 10 five boks q 500
ssch-Dus b- Addressed TO the Editor EDW ARD H. DIXON
NJ. D. Box. No l2 and contain 81 The last two youn~s
bound in always 81 the postage must be paid IN
advance
TIE Ed tor viii execute literary commissions whstever
bis time exclusively occupied by professional busne COu
iupg fee either at Oce by letter IS Ofce hours from
/ 10 $ and to evenings. al Nc. AZ Fh.hav.
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Hatfield Young Mems Chr3rf,ap A ssoctnt n

The FOURTH LECTURE in the C,urs. will delivered In
the North Presbyterian Church Dr Hs'fclds 9hav
Hpc Snts, on THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. 81, by GEO.
wh CURTIS sobj,ct--" Sir Philip Sydney, the Gcnte-
nan"
Doors open O'Clock Lecture will commence at o'clock
1chets 25 can be- had At the door.
Lecture Course will be delivered BY the Rev
W h. Hncurn, tie shnd Preacher formerly hspaiu t, she
Bso.e Of ntstv,s)-suDject Aaron Buu'on MON
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HprriaI Noflres.

M.yer,s OnIr,. Dec. 80, 1853 Mayo, rIEMANE will
\. h.pox TO f,S.D1s kEW-YEARB DAY, bet
~. hani. Of 10 and ocloct, at the City Hall.
w H. STEPHENS, Fist Ma.hL.
EIertjou Nofce.-Pwsuent 70 Proclamation Of the Gov
srpeT STATE dstsd Dec 5 1853 aud to The provi'ions o.
the pubis 10 Com
mon Council of the City Of New Yoh that spe isl Election
vl be'd the 5th day Of Jsnusry 1879 In the IVth Con
ssoIs Distinct OF the State If New York consisting 4 the
WITH With, x,b and XVIII Wards Of the City OF New York
Ter RkPRESENTATIVE 10 I'll the vacancy occs-oned by
rsgDst Of John Kelly soch RepreseDstve in the
Thirty fifth Congress the United States said election will be
he'd yeTa places desenated by the Common Council 10
ec:ioD Districts Of toe sb, Vith Xh aud XlVh
poll viii be nod at sunrise and remain open until
when Il will be finally closed.
The rffeer 10 b. voted for al sucb election isa
REPREsENTATIvE IN THE THiRrY-FIFTH
CONGRESS
for sad 1Vth Congressional District to FL the vacancy
soned by tn sgr stou Of John Kelly such r.
By Of ihe Common Couucil
DIT VALENTINE, Clerk Of Common Council
Deem Der 23 1853.
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Fi'HE WILD FLOWERS OF AMERICA,
Il By MRS. c. BADGER
TIE WHOLE EDITION OF THIS CHOICE AND SUPERB
WORK is NEARLY SOLD
ONLY 81 COPIES LEFT
No csa be had tts Season at ast prtos.
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Hupgsrinn Wnes.The subscribers call the attention Of
seosunr and the TO these delicious WINES usqoaed
Ia punty favor, from dozen aud upward (rhe
Mucat. a. 81 50 per dozepb std in wooa from 81
81 gallon upu botn Hooks snd Csres The finest
Cbsnpsgne tor the Freoeh) Sl2 Sample
Soxes ~ contain ipe bottles Hooks four Clsets two
FREUND 4 GROSSIN0ER.
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KissNie Qn'ek, Perfect Gem Franepanni, Washington
kessssy, &c. New P.T'upery exquisite 10 fragrance
u. DUPUY, Chemist. No os9 Btosdwsy.
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Sable th School FestivaI.--Tne SABBATH SCHOOL
Of Westminster Church, sld % between 9Th and 7thvs will
give ,oeiAl .nte the openog Of the School
room THIS EVENING ("hursdsy.) Dec 81 at u O'Clock.
A<dress by Rev Mccsrtse and Krebbs the Rev f.
O. Clsrs aud Robert McCaftee esq. Tickets Of admission
10 be had at the doJr
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"a LIV 30 k"
Say. ROBERT BoysER, land he inOw,).
From the n /. Ledger, pubHshsd yesterday.
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Jecusd h-r..h 10 do. -i;h great sb sy Ard
the uost on'o niou' fidelity and has produced A'one Of
unusual Interest EI.d value
THIRD EDITION 18th tbor,snd) READY, q
NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT.
collection c. memorable pas,sses from TIE d'eo0res Of
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
With a sketch OF Mr. Beecber and the Lecture Room.
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1870 THE ILLUSTRATED LoNDON
ph;sS ~ London ek,x std esularly BY eech Gu
usId from EugAI q, contsiisnsr IL ,Nrrprsr
n, sb~ nrst Artists and Engsveu;
r.x rubhc Affair." LeIsture, Science Fine Art1, Music
the Drsus,
COMPLETE PICTOhIAL RECORD OF NEWS
From sl pats Of the world
The Propfietcrs and Conductors OF THE ILLUSTRATED
LONDON NEWS have the pleasure 10 tina; they have
mace for the production dus lo55 Of many beau
ufal - -
PICTURES, PRINTED IN COL0RS.
for the Of framed also for improve
In the generally New likewise have
heeu entered h the eminent Literary gentlemen Of
tse day.
THf ILLU sTRATED LONDON NEWS 10 far in sd.
vance, resacs c'rcuaicn any other illustrated newspsp-
and In part ci the civilized uncvired world 10
Known.
The volume with the paper dated January aud
the nlubxror the N-wiesr 1852 viii slPs In the beauty
OF their ifustrsiion'. all previous year,.
The price description including al. Double and Colored
Number, Plates NINE DOLL ARS per yes delivered
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N'HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
i CHRISTMAS, 1853.

i CHRISTMAS, 1873
GRAND TREBLE NUMBER,
BEAUTIFULLY CoLARs.
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Of December 2s
anvirs here about JsnuaTy next will b. al eAsorojasT
THREE SPLENDID CoLoRED FINE ART ENGRAvINS3
ce b,ed pictures in the Royal Academy Exhibition, London
|. THE CHRISTMAS CAROL SINGER,
Nv Harrison Weir
.. FAIR AND FRUITFUL ITALY
By g. LaJce.
"a, q, ~. Picuie cr1iccit - b. the finest fr
s.'THE fRENCa TtRkEY GUARDIAN.
By {. salmon.
Also.
A FoRTY-EIcHT COLUMNS or CHRISTMAS
TALFs And AntssMLNTS
With the following beautiful Eugravnrs:
The shephe rd's ClIst-as Return % OLD Clrs,naG
Bethlehem The Cbfistn as Tree.
The Star the East. Christmas Holidays ss the Poly
enspdTsg'n. technc
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