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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
List of Letters

WB EMAINING in Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office in
ma Orove. Jan. 1St 1855 Persons calling for
these Letters will please say Advertised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
Eauca,ing without IN. Is,rch

Hon. Timothy Edwards, the son Of Presi-
dent Edwards, and the foster father Of Aaron
Burr and Pierpont Edwards, il reported TO
have said, II have brought up and educated
IA boys, two Of whom brought, or rather
they grew up without the birch. Ono OF
these was Pierpont Edwards, my youngest
brother, and the other, Aaron Burr, my sis
ter's son. tell you, sir" be added, "ma-
pie sugar government will never answer; and
beware how you let the FIRST act Of disobedi.
ence in these little boys 60 unnoticed; and
unless evidence Of repentance be manifested,
unpunished."
1t is well known that this 'smaple sugar
government OF these two subjects on which
it was tried, made two Of the worst men OF
the past age, Burr and pierpont Edwards.
she that spareth the rod, hateth his son. -
This precept requires always to stand side by
side with the direction Of an apostle, eye
fathers, provoke not your children TO wrath,
but bring them up in the nurture and admo
milton Of the Lord"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
rsiesrapA r@ws.

New YoRK, Nov. 10.
The English are stated to have secured
from Ecquador The vsst region ut the upper
waters Of the Amazon, along under the An
dcs, which they are preparing TO occupy with
oil the means and men Incidental to an ex-
tended scheme Of colonization.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.--Mr. Ryan, the
Peoples candidate ia the lst District, served
to-day legal notice on MIR. Florence, con-
testing his right to seat in Congress. MIR.
Ryan claims $50 maj.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. lot is reported that
there was . killing frost throughout this Sec
ton Of the country. At least heavy white
frost 10 certain, and the cotton crop is
scotched, IL not killed.
WHEELING, Va, Nov. l0.-Thers are now
six feet of water on the river. Weather
cloudy. Boats plenty and rates low to all
points.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l0.--A letter from Capt.
Dixon, of the ship Pepperell, who was chnrg
ed with neglect in not assisting in the rescue
of tho passengers of the Austria, says that
his ship leaked IL or Is inches per hour,
nearly the whole passage. She fell in with
the Austria only few hours after so many
had persisted. She was burning very rap
idly on the inside and fosted very light on
the water.
The official canvasses OF Rockland and Put
nam counties give kembe for Congress re-
spectivelv 493 and Sic.
Westchester 10 not yet complete. What
title was done yesterday at White Plains,
added two to Mr. IIaskin's vote.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--The Emigration
party designing to sail for Nicaragua have,
it is stated, on what 10 believed to be good
authority, been invited there by the common
cause against the new Constitution; hence
the revolution 10 confidently anticipated, and
a. one Of the results Of its success the return
Of the Cass Yrissari treaty.
The American Atlantic and Pacific Canal
Co. have complained to the State department
OF Jerez's interference with their affairs to
their detriment. 1t is stated thar letter has
accordingly been prepared satisfactory to the
Company, addressed to our Nicaraguan en-.
voy.
An arrangement was to-day concluded be-
tween the editor Of the Richmond South and
Major Heiss, editor of the Washington States,
by which their respective journals are to be
consolidated in one paper, and published in
Washington ia an enlarged form. 1t is to be
the organ Of no person, but to be devoted to
the general interest Of the Democratic party,
in accordance with the principles of the State
Rights Democracy.
The following passed midshipmen have
been warranted as masters in line of promo
ton: Messrs. Porcher, Hopkins, Sicurd,
Mathews, Buchanan, Law, Lull, Lee, Cross
man, Norton and Dalton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

A man named Freeman, from Batavia.
Iowa, came TO this city few days ago With
cattle. which he sold and got $3.50, all IN
currency. AT the Sherman House, where he
was stopping, be made the acquaintance o. q
man, who very kindly volunteered to 70 with
him to bank where be could get his curren.
cy exchanged for god. On the way, the dis
interested stranger invited Freeman TO take
drink, and induced him to enter several
saloons Tor that purpose. la the last saloon
they entered the stranger appeared to be re-
markedly familiar -i... 4: 40 asI -mau. Tney
drank, and before leaving the saloon, Free
man fell asleep. When he invoke, his friend
and his $3.50 were both gone. lie Is Or tho
opinion that they went away tog ether. II Chi
cago Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

Tho ocean,
A N exceedingly interssting book. With 50 illus
"A trations, by r. III. Goose, asth6r OF IAN In.
production TO Zoology" "Ths Canadian Natural
ist, " dc. For fals by
N. W. wESC0TT,
novl7d Successor 10 Cave 4 Barber.
The HoOk OF Choss.
4 NONTAIkINd the rudiments Of the game, m
~ elementary analysis OF the most popular open.
ings cxempli6ed IN games actually played by the
great matters. Also saries OF Chess Tales, with
illustrations from original designs, by II. n. Az
nell. 70. sale by M. W, WkSC0TT,
novl2d Successor to Cave j Barber.
NJ kW BOOKS received every day, and sold At
IN publishers prices, by
NV. WESCoTT,
novl2d Successor to Cave 4 Barber.
Titcomb,s Letters 10 Young People,
GlNGLE or Married, ono Of the most popular
~ books Of the day, just received by
NJ. w. WESCoTT,
novl2d Successor to Csvs Bal Der,
No. "a Maiu.st.
NEW nO0kSS NE " DOOKAis
NOUKrsHlP Of Miles Standish, and other
~ Poems, by II. W. Longfelow, for sale BY
NJ. W. WESc0TT,
Noyl2d Successor to Cave : Barker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
Another9Mnrdcr an Minn...,.

a gentleman, who came down Yesterday
from Mendoza, gives us the particulars OF !
horrible murder which took place there a
few days ago. A contractor on the line Of
the railroad near there had been paid oil. and
and started with quite sum Of money 10 20
Faribault. This fact was known TO come
ayaricious wretch or wrctches, who pursued
him, and having waylaid him, cruelty mur-
dered him on the prairie beyond Mendoza,
and robbed the body, leaving ii unburried by
the roadside. The murderers are supposed
70 be workmen on the railroad Minneso-
tan, 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

JAiLER krLLED.-A white man and a
negro were put in Jail at Fulton, Galloway
county, No., charged with aiding slaves to
escape from their masters. On Monday night
last, ~ the jailor opened the door Of their
prison to supply them with food, tho negro
struck him with an iron bar, killing him in
ssantiy. The TWO prisoners then made their
escape, and had not been retaken at last ac-
counts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.

4 LII persons are hereby notified not to purchase
IA any OF three several psomissory by me to
one q. w. Lemon given ,aen OF said notes being
dated March %, 1897, AMI all becoming due janus
ry l5 1900 one Of said not being for the sum Of
i've thousand dollars, 5000, another for the sum
of three thousand dollars, so0el, aud another for
the sum Of two thousand dollars, Is a0001; here
by declare that ~ said notes, land certain other
notes, The amounts and dates If which am now
ignorant. but being all Tho notes have ever given
said Lemon) were given without sufficient consid-
Grafton, thaying been obtained from ms by
flaudulant combination ou the part Of said Lemon
and others), will resist the payment Of the same
and all Of them. JUN HAMILTON.
keoaak, Nov. Il, 1S5s-d3lwJs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

D.egat Noehcs. ..SF~vcl osare.
To 9. +. Hyatt and M. A. Ayaat his wife, VIM. III.
Flsherty and cysthis 1iahsrtY his wife,
partners - Cakes Buskisk:
NOU sad each OF you ass hereby notiaed that
- there y now on die 10 IN olhce Of the Clsk Of
the Uietrise CONT Of Lee Couaty Iowa, ut Keokuk
petition q Sear NJ. Loveridss claiming OF you
the sa!d 9. 2. Hya.t and WI. n Fiahsrty, the
sum Of nine hundred and sixty dollars, with s
two notes made BY you dated june let, 1857, one
for &4os and the other 3402, each with per cent
int crest. the first ct four onshs and the second Il
six months each pay Athletic b. McQuilin, and by
said McQuil.in endorsed to said Loveridget and
also clsiming OF each Of you the foreclosure Of q
vito and VIM. NJ. Flshsrty and wife to one John
Shane, dated June Let, 1857 ~ secure in part said
notes, on the 4 Of NV. Of section ~, and
the NE. Of NE. / of section ~, al in IL. 60.
n. X. vest, Lee county, Iowa; which mortgage
has alSo been assigned 10 said Loveridss, and 4
notice Of the pcndency Vi raid suit directed 10 you
having - TO you been returned to the last Heptsm-
Der term Of said court, mot found, and IN order
OF publication had. Now, ron and each Of YOU are
farther notihed that unless You appear and plead,
answer or demur 70 the said petition, on or before
the morning Of the second day Of the nsxt term Of
said court, to be begun and holden at the city Of
keoknk In said county on tho hrst Monday Of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1859, Judgment will be rendered
against yon thereon, BY default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Plaintiff in the foregoing sction hayine oh.
tanned an order Of publication ~ to the foregoing
named defendants, from the District Court oil Lee
County, lows, At Ksokuk, therefore let
be made In the "Dsily Gate City" = Newspaper
Published In said county, oaoe week for four con
sccutiys weeks. ERIE j. LKRCH
Nov. 9, ls5s. dim CLERK o. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
Reception Of missionaries by Tn
Tho King OF Dusmnh.

Intelligence has been received from Ava,
OF . magnificent reception given to Rev. Mr..
kipcaid, and Rev. DIR. Dawson, Baptist mis-
sionaries, by the King Of Birmah. Mr.. Kin
caid, it will be remembered. WAS the bearer
Of letter from the President of the United
States to the King. A royal zayct was built
for the reception Of tho letter, and long
procession was formed to convey il from the
zayet to the royal city. II was opened BY
order Of under Secretary of the State,
translated into Burmese, and presented by
tho chief Minister TO his Majesty. II gave
great satisfaction to the monarch and all the
court. Mir. kincaid and Or. Dawson had two
personal interviews with the King, ia which
he expressed himself with great frankness,
and intimated his wish to have an American
consul 1t his court.
SIN some respects tho King spoke ike
Christian philosopher, like "A man possessing
good sterling common sense, who was deeply
imbued with the responsibility Of his exalted
position, and DESTROYS, 80 far as he was able.
a. the King OF burmah, 10 discharge his duty
toward his country, aud to live at peace With
the rest OF the world. Before leaving the
royal presence, begged the favor Of piece
Of ground on which to build mission house
hereafter. He instantly replied tina, he would
not only give me n piece OF ground but would
also build me house. thanked him for
the liberal offer, and remarked that would
BY and by avsil myself OF it,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
CnNTENTR.

HARE OPPORTUNlTYi
G. od Chance for = Mechanic or In.
bOrOFy
A SMALL FARM, SO acres, good new frams
"a house, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machine o, DO; said mill can cless from e7.oOo 70
~ 900 per annum. when "the hard times are Rone.
gone away" aaid land b sitasted IN Hosta sen
Michigan; good climate, splendid soil, wsIl va
tered, Ac., &c.
Also, 800 acrc farm In Northern Iowa ,fins soil,
we'll wntercd, 10.
Either Of the above farms will be exchanged for
. good house and lot Ia Ksokuk.
Inquire Of J. PARMRLE.
Nov. l, 6s-d6m No. 81 Aain-st.,
ksokuk, Lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
SOMETHING NEWT
The Lmdses' ana Gsnslsnasn,s
MIRROR OF FORTUNE.

II ANALT NlS OF LIFE
ILLUSTRATED BY teens from the bsst writer's
4 arranged in new und original manner for th.
entertainment q Literary and Social Circles, b
y. NJ. ANGEL, NJ. D., an Caroline Nj. Merscrea !
For sale by OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.
augVd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
EVERY MAs's LIFE PLAN or Gop.-Eye

EVERY Mans LIFE PLAN oY GoD.-Every
human soul has complete and perfect plan,
cherished for it in the heart OF CODA di-
vine biography marked cut, which il enters
into life to live. This life, rightfully unfold
ed, will be complete and beautiful whole,
an experience led on by God and unfolded by
the secret nurture Of the world drama cast
in the mold of a perfect art, with no part
wanting divine study for the man himself,
and for Others; . study that shall forever
unfold forever in wondrous beauty, the lnYe
and faithfulness al God great in its concep.
ton, great in the divine skill by which it il
shaped; above all, great in the momentous
and glorious issues which itprepares. What
a thought il this for every human soul to
cherish What dignity does it add to life !
What support does il bring TO the trials Of
life! What instigation does it add to send
US on in everything that constitutes our ex.
cellence! We live in the Divine thought
We fill place in the great everlasting plan
of Gods intelligence. We never sink below
his care--never drop out of his COUNSEL
(Dr. Bushnell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
The Roy nurasrers govlcaed.

The Roy Murasrers Govlcted.
Two OF the barber's apprentices, who gar
soted Downey, tho Illinois droyer. haYa hssn
convicted Of murder.
There has seldom been more cruel and
barbsrous murder perpetrated than that for
which they are condemned to suffer. They
wsre boys only Is or l6 years old, and their
only motive was to obtain money that they
might run away fran their master, Of whose
treatment they complained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

Tell inc, thou mi ghty deep,
With waves 80 blue and clear,
Is there good time coming" soon,
When hoops shall. disappear
Some foreign rock hound shore,
some island far away,
Where these Outrageous street balloons
shall all be slowed away1
The mighty deep was rippied by equal,
Aud answered low and saIly-"none at eli |.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
CAUTION.

fIsHE public are hereby warned not TO purchase .
certain Note, MS described below, said note hav-
ing besn stolen from the Undersigned on the night
Of Oct 18th, at Panama. Note given by Rufus
Wilsey in favor OF Charles WINS, and by him
transferred to Charles III. lsins, for one thousand
dollars, dated at kcoknk, December q, 1885, pay
able four years after date Dnd bearing interest At
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum.
Nov. Is, 1885. JACOB @. WINS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

co The Locofoco press Of the country are
pouring out the pent up floods Of billingsgate
blackgsardism and malignant, libellous vi
tnperstion upon the devoted head Of VIM. H..
Seward. 1t 10 their vocation to abuse the
great and good, and they never can say
worse things or more of them against Mr..
Seward than they did agains. Henry Clay in
his life time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

The Boston Traveller says:
shelters recently received from Mr.. Sum.
nsr represent his health as being considera.
bly, improved. He writes that the physicians
at AK will probably attribute his improve
mcnt to the baths; DR.. Brown Sequard will
think it is the result Of the mora, and his
friends At home may think that relaxation
from labor is the cause; but of the fact that
he is much improved in health there is no
doubt. He was about leaving AK for Paris
when last heard FROM
On the other hand, the New Bedford STAN
dard of the same date, Nov. 9th, has the fol.
lowing:
"a gentleman residing in this, city, who
has recently returned from Europe, where he
had access to the best means of information,
states that the opinion of the physicians in
Paris who have been consulted in MIR. Sum-
ner's case, is that he will never recover from
the effect Of the Injuries from which he has
suffered for over two years. His mental as
well as physical system is much shaken, and
though he may live for years, there is little
probability that he will ever be able to re-
sumo the duties of public life."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

DRLswAEs.--The majority for whlteby,
the Democratic candidate for Congress in
the State Of Delaware, is much smaller than
II bis former election, and even the small
majority that he did get was only obtained
BY his advocacy Of protective tariff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

HusTEs ORoAS.It seems from a report
IN the telegraphic dispatches from Washing
ton, that Pryor, Of the Richmond South, 10
about to move bis paper to Washington,
unite it With the Mates and publish nation
q Democratic paper, in the interests Of Sem
ator Hunter for the Presidency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

EAIh- HAVEN OYsTEMB
RECEIvED every evening, fresh, and for sale
~ low BY W. II. AUSTIN CO.
nov6dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

eTMr. Schwartz, the successor of j.
CLANCY Jones in Congress from the old Bsrks
district, supported Taylor for the Presiden-
~ 10 lS4S, and Scot, in 1852, whence il 10
supposed that he will not, under present cir
csmstances, he inclined to give much aid and
comfort to Buchanan's Administration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY. and
WRnxIx VALLEY wMe, must be accompanied by
lAs cash In all cascs.
Daily subscri bcrs pay the carrier if they pre-
Ter, once In two weeks. The carrier 10 advised to
require payment in sdvance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom VIC have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
Pol.t,cai Lana SPECTATORS.

A Washington letter writer tells the fol-
lowing:
Some Of our public men, especially Sena-
tors Bright and Rioe, have, on dit, amassed
fortunes by land speculations at the West
and Northwest. Others have been less for
tunate, and it is currently reported that the
Vice President is among the number. He
built large double house adjoining those Of
Senators Rice and Douglas, but It 10 said
that he will not furnish it, but will occupy
smaller tenement. and sell his palatial
premises.
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Fs,H IxE:Nr.

A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with rooms !,
IA DO, situated on 9Th street, between Concert
aad High, in kcokuk. For terms, de-, enquire Of
+. L. Curtis, of the subscriber at the Law office of
Curtis, Gillm.re Curtis, on Maiu-s,., between Sd
and 4th. IL. CURTIS.
nov I3d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Journal writes:
The National Intelligcncer, although ito
venerable conductors have "fallsn into the
ssre and yellow leaf" is ready 70 wage war
against extravagant expenditure, and to ad.
vocate the proper protection of American in
dustry. The Uaion, which upquestionably
reflects the views Of the Administration, has
an able editorial staff, and its manager, Mr..
Guick, certainly makes it = very readable
paper. DR.. Bailey will take care that the
Era does not fall OF, either ~ champion Of
freedom or a well.conducted and ably filled
sheet. The States will support Douglas, and
go in for public printing reforms-that 10,
for giving the printing to its friends. The
Republic will, suppose, be continued, and
the Star will be shand- organ" on which
any one can have tune who will throw Mr..
Douglas = few pieces Of silver. For con-
sideration be will also withhold his praise
contamination often to be wished.
CTThe Duke Of Malakoff,s manners,
writes Jenkins Of the New York Times, are
not characterized by the refinement which 10
necessary to one in his position. He had an
unhappy habit Of freely expectorating in the
London saloons, so the blue hooded Ducheses
of Manchester and Somerset playfully pro-
posed the gift Of a Worcester china spittoon
upon the occasion Of his recent mavriAge.--
Wicked duchesses! The Dukes dancing, it
is said, affords Queen Victoria the highest
amusement, 1t is so ero.esque, and the FIRST
Of the Malakoffs 10 so short and fat! At his
nnptials the Emperor kissed the bride on
both cheeks, and il WIS observed that she
bore her blushing honors with great self
command. Queen CHRISTMAS husband, the
profigatc Duke de Rianzarcs, desires to az.
press his affection in a similar manner, but
the old Duke couldn't stand that, and Ran
zarcs reluctantly subsidized into corner IN
der the wing OF his corrulent spouse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

% Il seems that the whisky flowing dough-
face Governor Of Indiana has not PLUCK
enough to demand the kidnappers Of Capt.
Bell from the Governor Of Kentucky. A
Looofoco Governor OF the North will permi,
ANY outrage to be perpetrased against the
eitissns of his own State by the chivalry
without m effort At redress, and will at the
same time exert bis whole official power ia
toady STAKEHOLDER and catch a runaway ne
gro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

Private A4Oaratn9 M0use.
GENTLEMEN and their wives, or single gentle
~ men, can obtain pleasant rooms with board,
on Sd street, near Main. Enq uire 1t this Office.
nov12dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13

Tnk DIS MoIsxs VALLEY WRte lis published
every Monday At THE Office, IL one Of the oldest
papers In lows, and hes very large and increas-
kne circulation throughout the nes Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-13
ELECTRON;
or, The Pranks ~ inc m oAcrn puck.
ann -. n.-a,m


or, The Prank ~ snc NJ oAcrn puck.
ON put o Girdle round about the Earth,
Tsiegraphie Epic for the Times, in which the
origin, proress and msrveo Develop nents Of the
Science Of Elsotrioity end Magnetism are set forth
POLITICALLY and practically for 800 years. feom the
time OF Thaies to the Submarine Telegraph, en-
bracing every broad Aeid Of Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FIELD OF the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. 20, 1858.
CONTENTS:
Invooation, The Amber-6prite, Infancy OF Sal
enee, Copernicus, Calico, Newton, the Temple Of
scissce. Elsctron's Trance, His Awakening. Elec-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Kepuls Eisetron
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Elcotrsn IN
trapped, The Leydcn Jar, franklin and his Kite.
The lightning Captured, The Kite in Europe,
frAnkiin's Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Thnn.
Bolt, The Lightning Rod, The Korthern Liehts,
The Arctic Aurora, GalvAnism, Volta, Elsctrun i
MetamoFphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
Diamond, 6hAkspeare's CliG, The Submarine Hat
terry, The Telegraph Foreshsdowed, Electro Masns-
tism, Ihs Telegraph Realised, The Avepser Of
Blood, The Electric Firs-Alarm, Tho Elsctsotyps.
Cause Of Cholera. Table Turnings, 0csan Tsls-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, In fancy boards. Price
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