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DRANDY, FRENCH PJRE---Old Madeira, Old
ID Port, White Sherry, Of the best quality, for
Medical uses, for sale by
5, p IEONCtE HEBRARD A. CC.' y
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II NIvES.-Rogers' Genuine Congress Knives
IN Ladies' fancy Pen Knives, Nail and Pocket
Knives, for sale by AK
p IEON(,E EERRA ARD x 10
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nUCONGE'S 4 BRIANTS SYRUP.
~ For Coughs Colds, etc., for sale by M
p. LEONCE HEBRARD h co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

Mrs. II. B. Stowe has timely and excellent
article on rcviyals in the last Independent, the
spirit of which may be judged from the follow
ing paragraph -
ave believe in no raptures, in no ecstacies,
in no experiences that do not bring the soul in
to communion with Him who declared He came
to set at liberty them that are bound and bruis-
ed. Revivals of religion have not been confined
to Christian countries. Old heathenism had
them. Popish Rome has them. Modern hea-
thenism has them. One and all of these have
had turns of unusual fervor in their way. One
and all have had their frances, Examinations and
mysterious ecstaces. But those only are Chris
tian revilals which make men like Christ or,
if they do not make them like Him, at least set
them on the road of trying to be like Him. We
say, therefore, to our friends, that the period OF
great religious impulse has come that there
will be REVEALS all over the land, either false or
true-either of Christian or heather type
and by their fruits shall We know them. We are
glad to hear that some Of the most effective re-
viyal preachers contne their attention very much
to preaching to the church. We are glad to
hear that. 1t is quite necessary that those who
profess to be the opponents of religion before
the community, should have some deeper and
higher ideas Of what religion is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
Later from California,

The steamship Star of the West with 200
passengers, and 81 100000 in specie, and San
Francisco dates of Feb Goth, arrived at New
York. Monday afternoon
The California legislature had transacted no
business ofintcrest The Sacramento slave case
was decided on the 18th by the I. S. circuit
court to whom it had been appealed, the decis-
ion of the lower court reversed, and the slave
handed over to his claimant. This decision is
generally condemned by the press. The slave
was voluntarily taken into California and en-
ploycd there for months, and the decision vir-
tualy establishes slavery in California, in spite
of its constitution and laws.
The Indians in Toulumnc county arc giving
some trouble by numbering the whites Two
telegraph lines are projected to run through the
southern part of the state. The counties OF lu-
ba, Suffer, Yolo and Joano offer to raise 5000, =
600 towards a railroad between Marysvllle and
Benicia. The small poN was committing some
ravagcs at the L. $. marine hospital at San
Francisco.
A decided and healthy Improvement has APP
peared in the San Francisco markets. Business
has been more active, and in some articles, as
bacon, lard, butter and sugar, of which the stocks
were small considerable advance in price has
been effected. Money was easy at . l-2 per cent
a month. The Alta California SAYS the natural
yield of the state, both in gold and grain, will
doubtless prove more extensive during the year
1893 than any idea has yet been conceived Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

"HEARTs ARE TRUNKS" Rail as we may at
human nature, "hearts are trumps,' the world
over, and genuine feeling always begets its
like. The touching incidenttold fJcssic Brown,
the Highland maidena at Lucknow, whose attentive
ears caught the notes of the bagpipies above all
the din of the fight, giving assurance of coming
succor, set the poetry of the world in motion,
and already Jessie is immortalized in scores of
songs on both sides Of the water Yet Jessie is
siad to be myth, and the story an ingenious
invention of French newspaper paragraphist.
But that does not matter it was naivcy told
and had in it all the elements of genuneness
The man who wrote it felt it at the time, as if
true, and it has all the effect of truth and pro-
duces true impression. Not only have the
poets appropriated Jessie and her cry of JOY at
the sound OF the slogan, but the dramatists have
also taken her up, and half the theaters are play
ing Jessie Brown with success This success
comes from happy appeal to patriotic and home
feeling, and is based on the fact that 'hcarts are
trLups"
There are hundreds of Illustrations of the
same thing in the religious awakening now go
ing on. We have seen whole audience moved
to tears by few incoherent words, uttered with
feeling and it would have puzzled them to have
mentioned a single idea in the words that 50 i'm
pressed them. And still it was not foolish; it
was genuine emotion; the heart of the speak
er was moved and all other hearts responded
spontaneously. This is genuine thing and a
good thing, and it is one OF the relieving fea-
lures OF human life, that in its highest and low
est phases alike and always, "hearts are trumps"
-Sprihgfeld Rep.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

RESULT OF THE SUMNER CoURT-MARTIAI--
we learn from reliable quarter that the result
OF the recent Court Martial upon Col. Sumner
at Carlisle Barracks, was the ac9uiHd of Col
s. upon both the charges preferred against hin,
by Gen. Harvey.
This result will be eminently gratifying to the
country, as it certainly is to the Army. Gen.
HarneyS conduct throughout the whole affair
has been utterly unworthy of his position, and
eminently unbecoming am officer and gentle
man, His remarks at the Fort Leavenworth
Court Martial were gratuitously personal and
offensive, and this violation Of courtesy was
greatly aggravated by his obstinate refusal to
afford Col. Sumner any explanation.
The Court deliberated less than fifteen min
utes before agreeing upon their verdict. Col
Sumner leaves Carlisle this morning for Water.
town. n. Y, where he will meet his family. He
is under orders for Utah, and will leave Fort
Leayenworth with his regiment on the 10th Of
May.--N y. Times.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

The LAwYERs.-We laugh at 'em, and re-
spect EN-. We abuse 'em, and employ EN-
We call them knaves, and get them to write our
wills, and probably name lawyer for one of the
executors. After all, the legal profession is a
good ordeal to try mans capacity and integ-
lity. If, after twenty years parctice, he is es-
teemed a capable and honest man, you may trust
him implicitlyi for he is prored man; and it
takes temptations to show what man is. Yet
the bad members of the profession smouch the
whole flock, and 50 the old jokes, true and false
against the lawyers, never die. Who ever saw
lawyer on the stage that wasn't represented
as a sneaking, housing, pusillanimous scamp,
whom the very bailif despised? And the old
poets, too, had their rap at him
"Whcn from my slumbcrs wake,
My first PRAYER in the morn is,
o, keep me from the devil, Lord
But chiefly from attorneys!'
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DEATHS.

In Ioyokc, March II, Of Group, JOHN CHAPLIN, Of
John aud Fanny D. Hayes aged years. months aud II
days
In Dover Jan. 18th Miss MEIlRIEL LAHELLE, aged so
years Feb 10th, Mrs ARTE, wife " s. II Shcrman aged
- years. Fe 18th, Mr. JOHN DEXTER, agol 10 years
La Newfane, Feb. 25h, Mrs. LYDIA IIUI CLIFTON, aged
TO- She was truly good mother and lived the religion that
nany profess although the star of hope had lighted her path
Jrmany ung years Papers o New Hampshire please notice
In Athens, Feb. 10th, widow ZEtvIAH COLBuRN, VI
years. moss days.
In Stodlarl, n. H., Feb goth, Mr.. ISAAC HOWE 20.
Al SaNtons River, March l4th, WILLIAM MARVIN, 81.
In R1ckingham March 10, CALVIN SIMONDS, 20.
In lockingham NaIch -, widow CALVIN SlMuNpS, 90
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where. .
NJ Ladies' by enclosing him Slo0 to Brattlehoco Post
Office can have the pills confdetaly by return mail
Remember and ask for Dr. Dapoaeo's Golden lHs sigma
ture ON each box lN4b
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. clarke, NJ D.,
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To MARRIED LADIES
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Full directions accompany each package
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1i~ Just rubished,by FEDERnEN CO., Bookseller and
satoncr No. - Court Street. Boston, brief Treatise Of IS
pages Diseases Of the scqua System both s,xes-tc
symptoms aud acknowledgement by physician VI the
Boston Eclectic Hospitals This work also contains scocl
ing exposure Of the deception and mpostue pracce by all
vcrtisug quack, with Of ther names and locations
Sold by per"dca dealers generally Sent by mail on the
receipt Of three postage stamps Address Box lSO1 Boston
Post-ohce. Tvs
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MARRIAGES..

In this village, the American House, March 1lh by cv
q II Deere, Mr. HENRY STRELTER Of Wnchcndon, Mass.
and Miss ELNIRA BOICE Of fNwirm, N. II.
In this llage, March 18th, by Rev q. II. Deere, MIR
ALFRED T. WIllppLE NJ Richmond n. II. and Miss EN-
MA II WILLARD Of Winchester, N. H..
In T1wnshcnd March 9TH by Rev. IT, Fletcher Mr.. HAIR
VEY $. MORSE Of Genoa Bluffs Iowa, and Miss AMANDA
$. WILKINSON, daughter Of Clark Wilkinson, Esq, o
Townshend.
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NOTICE TIE OWEN OR PnornIn.

OTIC L, THE OWNER on PRornIE-
tr Of the following piece u land Nj the town Of Halifax
in the County Of winihain AMI % Vermont is hereby
notified that IL, assessed by said town Ia the ar 1900
1850 and 1857 then owned hy George u. Dcui ain
either in whole or part unpaid III" following described
lands in said town bounded North 10y lands II Israel
stow ". n W u. Holmes AMI Elijah d. pr1uiy East by
baud. II Phse Pierce and James L stark suh by lands
%; said stark AMI the south uc Of tn state II YER
mont AMI West 10y lands u said Jlme- l. stark AMI sl
Israel stow ca tanning hy estimation hundred and sSty
acres mn- ur - murh IF salt land will he si at pub
lie auction at dwelling house u George T. benson m sal
Halifax the 2Oth day II April neat At one O'Clock v VI as
shall be- requisite discha said with costs, unless
previously paid. JAMES VI. NILES, First Constable
Halifax, March ., 1855. 3N-ls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

BrnttIebOro Mnrket-FRDAy, March l9.--Breai-
StupS.-four-EXtra-53 i o; common Ia IT,;
double extra o 81 Rye, per bushel, 92ci Corn
Oats Acc.
Country ProdHce.-potatoes, peachbows 10 90 Car
o. a IS. Apples SO a 100 Beans L. rs a 30 Eggs
per doz, 10 Is Butter, per ID, 10 II Cheese Tur-
keys 10 Chickens 81 Geese as Hogs dressed
al.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

w We see that the leaders of the reyivals
which just at present constitute feature of New
York city confine penitents who make public
confession Of their sins to five minutes This
regulation is extremely ill adapted to the meri
dian of New York. Ifconfessions decently com
plete are desired. the "ten hour" rule would be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

- Il A Il r OF VI o N r 4.
- WEsrNrSisrER $. :.
The Hon Probate court for said District To all persons
Interested in the Estate of ABNER e. JOHNSON, hate II
jamaica in said district deceased GHEErSG You are here
~ notified that this Court will decide upon the allowance "
the account II DAVID EDDY, Administrator Of said Estate
and decree distribution n said Estate the session II said
Court to he held the Oce o the Judge NJ said Court In
r0whshcnd in said district the first Wednesday Of April
H. 1855 when and where you may he heard in the preins-
Is, II you see 1T. BkNJA. W. DEEAN, Register.
Grafton March 8, 1858. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

more to the purpose. The restriction is as i'm
polite as it is ludicrous. Imagine, for instance,
Bennett of the Herald confcssing his sins in the
ridiculous space of five minutes !-LomsriHe
journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
Home Testimony in favor Of DR.. Graves
Hyscian Alternative Syrup.
TowNsHEND, VT, july 10, 1857.

A. H. GATES CO. - feel it duty the following
facts to the public troubgd with the scrua
~ During that time paid bundled dollars Tor
medical services and various kind Of medicines but got
kind Of relief Two ago was advised tr DR..
Hygft1n dherdt,ue Syrup. accordingly did try it, The
ELECT of the first bottle encouraged second bot
tie Of the syrup AMI crienced decided bendt from
continued for weeks aud strange as ii may
seem, cit 1t had wrought
1t had purified my blood, regulated my digestive organs aud
totally cured Of the Scrcfuia. My disease has
returned to this day would recommend this remedy
cry troubled with ilnpurity Of the blood.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

A. H. GATES X co PRoPRIEToRS, WOODSTOCK, VT.
II IJtnts: Burr Poster 4 Co, No. Cornhil Boston
Wholesale Agents, Kemp Boynton Tovnshend Sawyer
Il Smith, Newfanc, Howe sherman, Wilansvilc +. u
Perry East Dover j. g. Higgins. Warisblroi Sawyer 4
Fits, West Townshendi C. H. Pierce, jamaica and 10y
Druggists generally. 2Q-l,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

Boston Produce Mar,sct-wEDYEsDAY, March IL
FoW-rere has beena fair demand at firm prces Sales Of
Western suerne at 81 5Ui4 Go; fancy 81 SIS SIS; extra
50 20 so for common to good So 75a6 rs extra family
brands, ohio Genesee and Michigan famiy st. l. u
50 90 ~ Canada fancy has been selling 81 SIS 50
extra 50 25a So per h Corn meal in mude demand at
81 ?5i5 90 bh Rye Flour is selling in small lots, s.
GRAIN-Corn is firm and the prices have tdvancei but
the demand is moderate Sales OF yellow at 10 /, ushel-
White Csc per bushcl oats have uren in steady Demand
Sales Of prthrn aud Cauada at 43c b bushe Rye SELL
ing at II 7Sc PER bushel White Beans in good de-
81 70 u T. huse Canada Peas are in moderate demand
pr JlIsI0Ns,-pork is firm hut prices are rather un.
settled sales prime at slS asl4 mess sl6!al7 clear
ami extra clear SIS $40 bb cash and Beef Is
firm but the demand is moderate. Sales If Western
and extra mess at s3 SIS per bb cash and Lard
i ia steady demand Sales in bbls ut 0i 10c; kegs u
12lc per ID, cash and mos Hams in good demand 0a
0c per ID, cash Butter ia firm and prime quality scarce;
sales Of Vermont and New York State choice daries
common to fair 10 lSc Ohio and Canada II zoe per H.
Cheese higher; good at loo per H. Turkeys and
Chickens are selling at l6c per h. Eggs l6c per dozen
Cambridge Cattle acknowledgements, March
IN market 4i0 Cattle about320 Beeves and 1876 Stores,
consisting Of Working Oxen Cows and two and three
pmoss-uarks' seeC-Extra 81! s7l-Ist quality 50 !
IL quality, s5i O. Sd quality, s. s. ordinary
Storss-worklng oxen-soO, 100, 1875 STA per pair
Co~, ana calues-s3S 40, SO 60
| Three Years Od-s3O $50
ShecP and Lanbs- 300 at market Prices-In lots
each Extra and selections a so SO, from to &c per
| N gross.
Stoins-OO market Prices-Iiye weight c per III;
dressed Lilac 34c per H.; Shoats-NO sales.
Hdes-5 &c per h. Tdl0W-7a7 lie per H.
| Peits-$l a 20 each. car Skins-9 Toe per ID.
There were the Boston and Maine Railroad,
% the Boston and Lowell 90 over the Fchhurg and
the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep, Swine AMI
Horses.
Remarks-0wing to the duness Of the market in Boston
slaughtered stock the past week buyers rather
day consequently there decline prices from last week
about Doc per beet and sheep about 50c per head
j. r. Fowler Esq II Washington, ~ " sold 81 sheep OF
ira quality to W. Hollis for 81 per head.
Brighton Cattle Mnrtet-THrHsDAY, Marchls.-
At market 900 beef CATTLE l26 stores 1000 sheep and lambs
and % o Swine.
BEEF Catie.pMcFs--ENtra,t IS 90 LIST quality $7d7! ;
| -hd quality S6d6! third quality 81 75d550.
uoTking OIen-95 lO0 100 "a 1870.
much C0ms-S3ld3T
zeal Ca'ues--saes at SO, 3 5odS4, each
sf9h.Fs-Yeadings Is n 81 TWo Years Od-$2id2T.
! IhIee Years Oh-$30a3i.
nJcsIo96 l-2cP enone hut slaughter at this market
| 81 81 % each ~
Sheep and Lambs-s2 bOd3, extra 81 n SIS
Swmc, s'ores-.wholesae, &c y ID 6 1-26,T l.2c.
Prices OF beef about the last week although snlcs
are not as quick Sheep and Lambs are lower There
small advance on Swine
!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

UATE /. c. BALDWIN - co..
Rochester, Y.
r. 800 and postage stamps enclosed to Any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle VI the Pills by mail.
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro Vt, o. =.
WOODS, Bellows Falls aud by Druggists ever!
United States Fred L. Tnith Montpelier VI Wholesale
pr the State. 3O-ly
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=, T. TIE OF We X NON L {.
~ WESTMINSTER 80.
TAe hon. Probate court for The Dstrctof Wesfpnster'
To all persons interested tn the Estate Of LUClNA d.
SALlSBl ny, late NJ TuSushend, deceased GREEitNG;
Whereas joins WOOD, the Executor Of the last VIII and
Testament of said deceased, has mad application to said
Court extension of the time heretofore limited pay
ing the debts against said Estate ami for rendering his adj
minsra0n Won hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon said Application at the Session thereof to I've
held the Office uf the Judge Of said Court IN Tuwnshcal,
in said District tn, first Wednesday In April A. D. 1855
when aud where you may he heard in the premises II you
see 1T. BENJA. ". DEAN, Keg'r.
Grafton, March 3, 1858. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
III WEARS nE AnE

Whose sands of life have nearly out discovered while
IN the East Indies certain for Consumption Ash-
] MAJ Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and General Debility The
remedy was discovered by him when his only child daurh
ter given up die lie had heard much Of the wonder
full restorative and healing qualities preparations made
from the East India Hemp and the thought him
that he might make remedy for his child lie studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes Ills child was cured
and is alive and we'll He has administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands Of sufferers all parts Of the
world and he has failed in making them completely
healthy and happy Wishing to do good as posi-
BIZ he will send such Of his afflicted fellow beings as re-
quest it, this recipe with l and explicit directions for max
ing up, and successfully using it. lie requires each app-
cant ncose him one shnshree cents be returned as
postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be applied
the payment Of this advertisement
Address Dr. II. JAMES, 10 Grand street, Jersey city,
Nj,
CAurIos-I have no son-in-law authorized 10 send J
my recipe, as has been advertised lm.i-o
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v Il Il VI o N T.

= Il OF y VI o T.
~ MARLBORO, SIS.
The Pro5qtc court Tor sad District To all persons
tercscl in the Estate IT GARDINER SMITH lnruf Wards
boro, deceased Greeting; Whereas, LUTHER A. WHIT
COMB Administrator upon said Estate, has made appca-
ton in writing this Court setting forth that 1t will bc bene-
fetal to the heirs and all persons interested In said Estate
sell the whole VI tn Real Estate Of said deceased and pray
ing for License to sell the accordingly, and has filed IN
This Court the and aprohaiono all the heir. Of said
deceased residing in this state, to such sale You here
by notified that this Court will decide upon said application
at the session thereof 10 be- held at the Probate Once, In
rattehoro, in said District o the last saturday March, A.
D. 1905, when and where you be- heard In the premises
II you see III. M ,. llOLBROOK, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20

NOR SALE II IL T. = L,
Il stall Dwelling House and one-thrl Of an acre Z" lanl
situated lIiusdalr, just opposite Brattelor1 Village,
Inquire " ulDEON IliuMAS'
IIusialr March 10, 1858. IL
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SPECTACLES.

A LWATS on hand GOLD. SILVER, STEEL PLAT
ED, Of every focus, and suit you to T. Sign
Watch and Spoon CHASE s. TRIP.
Brattlcboro, March 1858. 10
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JOHN P. JEWETT & CO, Publishers,
No. 90 Wn-hinatou ST.. Boston.

s.-THE REVIVAL GINS, new and choice little
Pocket HYMN BOOK, for Seasons of Revival compiled by
Rev Dr. Barnard, will be published by the time
the above and will be a capital book to take with it. Price
20 cents 3w-lO
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ALL SORTS.

TUNIIE hest lot Of COMBS, BRUSHES, and other TOILET
Goods that Gun be- shown in Sign Of Watch aud
Spoon CHASE a. TRIP.
Brattlcboro, Marsh 1879. 10
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w \ II Il r. l SHARE IN THE "wssrRRS AquE-
w duct" for sale by T. KIRKLAND
Brattlshoro, HsIch 10, 1853 IL
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- TATE or MONT
- MARLBORO, s. s.
The Probate court for said District, To ali persons in
trcstod In the Estate of ELLIOT s. BALDWIN, late VI
WardsbOro, deceased Greeting iYouarc hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon the allowance of the account "
HORACE SrOCKWELL Administrator upon said Estate,
aud decree distribution thereof among the heirs said de-
ceasJ the session thereof be held the Probate c
In Brattcbnro In said District the 9th day of March,
D. 1855 when and where you may be heard in premises
If YOU zee ht. I'LL r. l1OLBROUK, Register
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lie BEST MADE.

DODGERS PLATED FORKS, SPOONS, &c, &C.
n sold as cheap ia Boston New York. sign Watch
ami Spoon. CHASE & TRIPp.
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