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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
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COPYING AND WRITING INKS,
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And variety Of other articles
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Together with large assortment Of
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ALL of which ia offered purchasers to make
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M1-Orders for BLANK-BOOKs AND PRINTING res
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dispatch aul9 2p6t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

A SEw YEAE's CALL Of THE PGEsIDEsT.-A
correspondent Of the Boston Adesrtiser thus de-
scribes his New Years visit to Hr. buchanan:
While was ont on the avenue yesterday,
engaged in the routing Of prccipitate calls essen
;ial to the anniversary, some evil fate prompted
one of the party TO propose that we should pay
our respects at the White House, where Mr. Bu-
channn was Advertised in the daily prints as be-
ing on exhibition from IL Till o'clock precise
~.
Taking our places in the ranks Of the unsha-
ken, we were ushered through the large ante
chamber along n Gordon Of at least fifty police
men in uniform, TO where we passed in
similar review a dozen deputy rnarshals of the
district In the next chamber stood the Presi-
dent in active gyBuasiic exercise, hanked by
tso stout Irish constahes to preserve order in
case Of jam or fight At short distance
beyond was stationed Miss Lane attended by
Marshal SeIden. whose duty seemed to be to re-
peat necessarily, PAY your respects to this
lady, Pay your respects to this LADY, which
duty had been so faithfully performed that ne
found difficulty in articulation, such as is Oft
en- experienced By nurseryInaids in Tehearsing
the exploits OF Peter Piper. Having enjoyed
my shake, and had my pocket picked sImultane-
onsly, "a crime from which | excupate the
President, both his hands being busy at the
timc) we were showed along another Gordon Of
police into the East Room, out of which We were
ushered into u hall, and then expelled from the
building through window, over a platform Of
boards, lined with policemen each side. All
this vas accomplished 10 the tune of the Star
Spanglcd Banner, played by feeble band in
invisible chamber"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

Iz- lstsz ~-s5s-s sozs II Wasaingtoa Do
=. =z-ss vzy vel Il fbsf- teeozzts q ths
rsssy.i,- r Do1Eizs Al tie Fe1z-zl czPst-L
so5s -s5-as-t Z IS : E.Eai5o@st oE=tioa.
kills olss-s ooassse- Il re-y iaz5Elifczns
air. FoF 5lstz.es, hare Is a spseinsa Eon
tz= a4E1r
Locking Eesa IS TIE r5orrinZ sD5 HrTn 3
r5iizT Ct fr1n. Eilh his 5ToE Erezt1ad EItl tie
trisayh q =e-siscfi7a. and his oezrt f1I q
piess-at Deo1-i=s C TIE CAD gTsetfngs zhleh
F.s. hin eTs-TE1eTz u his S1gt.sr1 to2T5 e,
IN roe1 II ad-lirsti57 Il his gslI1s political
sg-csss szd i1ds-itat5= p!1rs, call LitftE t'L1sf
# tie Esl. arrived u iis h71as "a 81 zsaIn-to1
isst night. sasid tie thsn5=9inz cheers Of de-
iizhisd PeoPi="
Tie Reporter ef tie SlIta rlzst b = Gsa Of
fIbe-sl Imagination he seszs 10 have great
fox cF Euzu.ze, BIT rzthe. H-ni;si for o.
co-snoa se7sz Here isznothef specimen where
tbs yoeiie iadiTidasl describes Doogizs At home
a pyramid q tzr-bzTreis, erected On nsoand
- liliie distance, va lighted, EserT ssilSoE
n 1F. Do0Ei-s' house Eas 1T UP- 15= WiadOEs
u the hOoszs foT many squares around gsezr1ed
Ike molten god Hea-EnE=r3 scared millions
q gioEins sozrks. and q volume of rolling
szaoke from TIE burning ~, and the freight =
i r! On the ga Of f=ces = hi-h collected
the gronu5. brought into fgI MEX the giezr5 Of
z-tisEzrfiea which they EO.s - toe SsFatoFs
s.fs rstu=n-7
The correspondent osihe y :. Tri1,He. who
looks through differently eolored gizzsss, thUs
disPoses Of the Statesman:
Our pcet Of Tie .Statls has certainly vivid
zrd prolific fancy To create Sea Of faces cat
Of group Of hundred n9isy ITIshtnea <zs 10
great achievement Of the Imaginative faeIlty.
Tint his bee1 done before by enthusiastic re-
porteTs ard cEedulo1s listeners Bot to build
op houses fyr many squares around the house
Of Mr.. Douglas. and 10 make their windows
CLEAN ike molten god, Is feat Of magic that
zoGid have done credit 10 the fortunate posses
s0r ofsA,zddins lamp. To the eyes Of common
6ehojdeTs the house Of the Douglas stands in
almost solitary grandeur IN the midst Of Sa-
hzTa Of mud, With sort Of country seat on
one side. and OF the other three houses. only
one Of Ehieh, believe, Is occupied In front IS
clay bank, and al around are unOecuPied,
fenced squares where Aladdin might hayerear-
ed dozen huge palaces without eneroaehing on
anybOdy's dwelling
And adds:
The secret Of the neglect With which Mr.
Douglas has been treated in Washington since
his return, 50 different from the attention which
hG attracted last session, is explained by the
preyaience OF an opinion that he Is broken down
politically; that he IS = used up man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

FRoH the " T. Times we learn that the re-
cent cold weather, beginning last Friday night
was the coolest known in that city for seventy
years, the mercury having touched degrees
below zero. Men and beasts were frozen as
they passed along the streets. So much was
the temperature OF the air below that Of the wa
ter in the river and bay that a vaPor like steam
was constantly rising from it. Throughout New
York and the New England States the mercury
ranged as low as 10, 90, 30. and 80 degrees be-
low zero. A good deal of anxiety has been felt
in the North. in consequence of the miIdness of
The Wint,r, with respect to the Ice crop. Ifthat
cold weather should continue day or two all
fears in regard TO the scarcity of ice may be dis
missed. But while this extreme cold put mon
ey into the pockets of ice merchants. it is ter
rible visitation to the poor. Who could estimate
the fearful suFerings of this class in New York
city alone, in single night. with the mercury
nine degrees below zeros
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13


IL speaking Of our friend Sherrard, the
Louisville Journal gets off the following:
Hon. Sherrard Clemens is upon crutches at
his hotel in Richmond, but hopes to reach Wash
ingion before this month expires. He has
doubtless, in his long confinement, had many
Sise reflections.
Minus the pun, We really suppose sherrard
has had good many wise reflections He has
now been in his room, and for the most part
upon his back, since early in September, and
all in consequence Of hasty scratch Of the
pen. Next to womankind, nothing has SO en-
tangled the personal comfort ofpoor mortal man
as "black marks with the grey goose quill
We have no doubt but what Sherrard will come
forth from his room a much wiser and better
man. 1t could not well be otherwise, allowing
him to be even worse man than the Argvs
here has represented him. We look for him to
go TO Washington, take his seat, keep prudent
counsel, be more dign:fed in his political rela-
tons 10 the district, aud in general yet unmis-
takeable way show the public that the dear
bought discipline of the last few months, shall
accrue mutually to their and his own good. As
for another term, we do not suppose that out
side of the ArgHs' influence and that of few
disafected partisans, it is seriously object
ed to. While nobody in particular, whether of
hoOppositon or the democrats, feels very proud
of the representation Of the district for the last
year; yet they can and do doubtless comfort
themselves with-the fact that it as good as com
mon. Its been many day since the 10Th dis
trict was anything more than cipher in Con-
gress, and we have no hopes of its being much
else under its present regime We will say this
much. however, that we do look TO see Mr..
Clemens, if reelected, take higher stand,
more independent and statesmanlike view of
the interests of this district, than he has ever
ye, manifested,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

DuRINc the recent election for United States
Senators in South Carolina, one for the long
term und the other for the unexpired term Of
Judge Evans, there were many ballotings and
much excitement. A gay, dashing young wild
ow, OF great personal attraction was in Columbia
at the time, and the nephew of one of the con-
teStants became so confused between the calls of
love and the lobby, that he actually declared
himself to the lady as "a candidate for the unex-
pired term Of her late husband" Weare pleas.
ed TO say he was ele;ted to the vacancy on the
first ballot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

VIZ hsve had, cut and dried, By Us for some
time back, the speech Of Charles Dickens. which
we publish on our first page this morning. Read
it. self taught men," and you that are not yet
even self taught There IS genuine meat and
strength of hope and encouragement for every
poor souI in and about this city or surrounding
country, whose early life has not been or is not
now blessed with COED advantages. No Ameri-
can. whose circumstances in his worst estate are
infinitely better than a foreigner in like cor
dition of life. need wait for hopeful incitemen;
with such pictures before his mind as those
which the genial Dickens 50 imPressiTely
sketches-
The first page Of our paper this morning is a
treasure; and TO any young man who reads it
Alright, It is sorth many times what he pays for
q whole years subscription.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

ScoTcn lassies are now employed as clerks on
the Elin6urg, Perth and Dundee Railroad A
writer, after praisng their ready poIiteness, says
the only Inconvenience is that good looking and
intelligent girls like those in the Edinburg rail-
way office will not book many passengers before
they are themselves booked for the lifelong jour.
ney of natrimony, So that the company viii soon
lose their services.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
". ]. MARKS.

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
Watches, Ctosks, silver u are and JeusIry
II aTIgfS e ka-L. t-t-z1 80. usL f=sc-eL
s.aek e 49, Ezt- Fs=--a a. sEisa y EicE-
A-s-e1z-. Gr-rz1 A. r. CO t1u1 AZ sssr
CO. ken 49, E--rs- Ps=s- lar Ei-gs sEl
I--E=-E 49, sci al t-rr1l17-
Sr-r Sps=rn=sss- SFdzs- Er-Es- la E---=EE-srss
c. A. SOC A. E-.ezs= go ssA-
- Ca-a Cas- c. 49, E--z--las ~ Fz-sessNth
ls-r ~zrere--=. - E.e tees,
No. EzzSE LEzi.sss KS -lzTr--e6 tai III
49, r=--- zze-= - IA
va = - - - - - M = sEz kags
- 49, - ! HARFls-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

CONSTITUENCIES, BExARE. A reward is Of.
feFed for the detection OF any person counterfeit
ing, initiating, or the vender Of any such coun-
lefieit or imitation Of B0rhdres Holland Bittess
The genuine highly concentrated Holland Bit
ter, IS put up in hair pint bottle only, having
the name Of the proprietor, B. Page, Jr., blown
IN them, and his signature around the neck of
each and every bottle.
This delightful srOma. so popular as remedy
Tor Fever and Ague, eakness Of all kinds, Dys-
Pepsia, Indigestion, Headache. Costiveness and
Piles, can be obtained from any Of our reSpecta
bic Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

A YOUNG lady of Washington, fifteen years of
age, elOped on Monday of last week from Phila-
deIPhia, with student of that place, eighteen
years Of age. She planned and proposed the
elOpement, but the couple were overtaken by an
officer of the law, who, while conveying the
miss TO her mother, himself received a PROPOSE
ton from the antic girl for another elopement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

wHA4 has become Of Bil Lazreaee, this Con-
gress.-ths illastsioas member from over the
Iirer. Concerning most e7ery6ojy eiee bet
Bill We have ss-a news paragraph. Were
afraid Bill has faiiea iato chronic o5s-rrity.
Williams long roozt o. the fence between Le-
compton and And-Leeonpton re conjecture
entirely destroyed the tone Of his political sys-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

Ok Christmas day, gentleman at Cummins-
vile, Ohio. who had previously invited all the
little people in the ucighbOrhood to call upon
him, presented to each package of candy and
a new penny. The total number who were
sweetened and coppered was just 57I! That
man must have partaken of a comfortable din.
ner, with the smiles of SO many little ones for
dessert
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

PsToz has ez1stic string Of notices Of North
ern mzrabers Of Congress in his last paper. OF
eos-se he hasn't good word 70 ssy about one
Of them. Perhaps this one, however, is jas;
enough. Speaking Of o1r illastrioas friend from
afarTins, the Panhandle" as Barney o'TogLe
would say, Pryor remarks that
Belly Montgomery. asoiFing to the honors
Of 4 penny Summer. insults 4 gentleman-has
hi head broken AMI goes 70 the asylum of the
police Office"
Poor Bill; be did make himself ridiculous. sure
enough, IN firs, insaltins-then bri@tiag-then
sueing Bill English.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

Orr YEEELT-Ais5 rsos. an elegant Durnber
too-goes 70 press Ibis morning. brirpfsli q the
latest ners- It OBTAINS he bsz5tifai storT O
Arr. Piaists=. It ziso Contains great variety
Of Interesting foreign ard home matters. o1igi-
nal sd seIs-te4 Can De had a; on counting
roen Al 10 oieioek this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

THE following recipe for the cure of consump-
ton, colds, &c, is published by the Cuthbert
(Ga.) RePoFter, al the instance Of minister
there, who IS informed that the remedy is infal-
lible. Il is simple enough:
Take one quart Of pure gin, one gill of fresh
turpentine, just it comes from the tree. mix
well, and let it stand twenty-four hours, then
add bali pint OF clear honey, and shake well
Take one table<r oobful three times day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

We have four prominent examples just now
before the world of the non-combatant ordre--
Morrissey won't fight Tom Hyer won't fight !;
Dan Siekles won't fishG and the Little Giant
WON'T fight. Hope on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

TEE I'D aanz.i ssatsIsa;, By the City C5s=k.
Of tie receipts ard expenditures q tie eity,
ap2esrs ia this mornings paper. We have rot
had tine. as yet, % Examine is Specifications
We presume key vii rsceise IaoEe n les c.
tie attention II coancz 70 night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

DrcRrAsr OF ManhiAors.-The number of
the marriage certificates issued by the City
Clerk of Lowell. Mass. during the past year
~as 4s7, against 5ol in 1857, $50 in 1856, s79
in 1857, and so7 in 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

4 sooo fietes f9r Coaseii has 5ssa PIT IL
n>.ntastioa. L this noruing's PaPe-, Or ibs 5ta
Ward. Il ooasits q Nsss-z. Forbes, Eeh9.s.
Sortoa. Wilson, 8-Ilkinsoa, Aad Pratt
Among the new announcements re zeiice
that Of Capt AndT wilsou. for N.yor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

NEssEs- ToEs-Toz III p1-ass anzszs-s ts- Is
Ell E-z=rr.' rhz: J4Es : Egzs4=. ~. fzrPor=e
czndId=t= for c-EEE CRY. - appr1se5z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
New Advertisements.
sELLIN oFF BELoW CosTl

SELLIN , OFF BELOW COST
-NTIL ars: asg e NARA. 1ss5 I ~ ssu ny
L ELETER DRT GOODS ~ stsr-. Les
Art order reues SICK, Ezzh pssssle
before - aFT.TsI q EF-inE Eoods-
NJ compress aizsst eogl=fe lss7r1-eEt q
gr-u-E NrT1o=ss a. -7lors 80 =rA1es- C--rE De- De-
iziu=s, D- an ks 81 p Adsrs Dress (Ioo1s, Deals
LARK SEX q Bizac-.s, 49,
FIz-h Yer A-5, SanE=- stella lz-re stsk
tozstrr E.i s=li=ss variety o SsE &C., tso
nz-r91s zssLil7a-
Isz5es q rsrg eissp rood-. f-s tAslr
iazIs 10 Hsin
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For SIC q Rent

THAI seslrssz 7rsP-zty 81 49, = 1aptsa street
r. 1se-z- Iar--. Al cc7T@zi=--zs ueccsIary
"a yard 49, - e sr0-zz ve SCI II
As. Fz-zs Ter rs=.- ssszs - zlss .ss.- Ets-E
TiEsr .-5stsz- E.7zi-ssf A P Eco1,.
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50 c1InL,sLo-

1,s..,s E.,ToX5-T - -gT-iS = = e-.s-Ea.e ss- Z
Gee q street Coi.I5aer- II tie saszi1r eharter -
ton Il ec-ed 81 -ad=Arcr 2, csehzrre IL da
q sas-s, before. bess g n Essl-iss-
49, HENET SHARP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

E1r-cts IsIEI-ssEsEEI CIR rys=ff ezlldz-e fo-
th= n-e q E.re-= Ca=liszc1eT, eEzizE eEl-r.E
.ieetc- fei-ct=d IL s-rE= - tte ces - IT, a.
VsztzEe q tie F1bil= tfszsSI THOS- J. POWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

NEsEEE Er-rnzs.-PIess< lzzszz-e Mr. NE- 2 MITE
II A. "a. StA-= f5r te ec= e S.-=-E cezI1=1T, a.
= ;. siTl' '71''=. l--'-- uAsT VOTES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

sIEssns Eo-roEs-I ~ leave Aza1=ze- myself .
eazsssats fe- rl-ztz5n - 11-e S==Fcz1s
Is szs=saE z5ssrsSa- UEnii'J SMITH MCDONALD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

Two Haas Jrz= SIRE. &c Ec-s= Hszp1ez
L ter-r1I - C=---y street as zu-lE.r krzsr az
ss.-- - = C---s NTz-el5E - Ma
A. Nars-t AEeT Ez==-e E-Ja=-s 1T re
~ srJ.Az - - E-rrr-s,sc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

No. - Pi.sfe an-ca-.s Cz7L AE7ET~ Va
EE-ses THE UAgozITT-
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ANNoUNoEAIENTs.

Wrsszs E---1rs-Fse-.- E==1=a-e ~ fslsEzs t-sHtt
= - - WE-z. Al casies Has
tzss---5-,- F-r1eE- He-gT EcA--ss ; D @o.--f -
- \ uEEz-s-l. Eset- Erli=-
4zzs-lza-AEzrer GzEkT- lAA-9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

Rrs Isrsz-szEscss-Psslsz z-zozree he aaze g A
Hi-.srE-z ezads5L.s Ter Csy ss-Eez-t. alz ehlae
ta=f.s Many VOTES
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0aee OF Ihe Crs.esnl IIana1acIuriBs Co

HEEEirEG, Va January Ia l-t2-
HE a1nu1l EcetrE Of tie sfcckkolGera % The Cr1sce
= AlnufaeturnE Co. for The elecfio1 Prsa4ent a.
SsESn D.reet0rI VI b held the CosTany'S CGes-
wheeling, Va On Wednesday. Feh- 9th. Is 3 li.t
p general att-ndanee parltziariy rsqussted -
oth=T bGsissss Of ipertanee I'll brourkt b,sfs is
nesting ". EILKISSoS.
iAns-td sscrstHry-
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Il Isru-EsszscEE - a=zcz=e= zEsef aEsiz sri
cll1zzs c4.itzts - - g-= e HEar1 AAs-=-
II rs-sis-=s4 n 1-saEE y Il ~ P-st
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NORTH WESTERN BAAK OF TIkGIyIA.

NORTH WESTERN Rank OF TIKGISIA-t
WlIEuEEG Deeeubtr -. l-s-- >
.aE Annal meeting Of TIE StpekAoiders e u hllAf
2r ue sieetsou q * Dirsets for The Fzrent 80
aid ETs Ter each % tie Branees hid - fhe b@sL
inr hoHse IN khteiinF, IEksDAY, the Elszrita1l
OF dAArAhT next lesirE The skif1 TaeEdGy % iaai
eiasaeanE ~ Slerea shei ck A. - ARD caslls - -
o'sioek r. b order ef The Beas. 80
HOLIDAY sALES-We IN coanenes Us cay =
Soodss % viz Irsieh MerinOes and CashEeEri 49,
Daea4s Roiid-cisares. Naisncias, k0bts ttote 90
ANS ftaioss AG- Our stock Of t-se Eoo1s . $50 -,
-FEs nrns 1eh he Eaest desirable fAIe rysE
% ne ely We have aso feg ven Pretty Co1ks -
Eood stock % ehaus desirable styies, uhack - -
sel vsry cheap SoE i The fer baFzaLns-
sAOSL
NLoSING oCT--Hs have IarEe lot Il slss Al s1ils
~ ana me Dress Geo -. whch ne have Eace go
ma % sael Also e-tire HtEck q Winter 49,
deel5 SroSE1 THOMAS
KEEP YOURSELVES WARM
WE have he hst aEsorrulenfs Ct N,rao Css,f
~, $40 ard DrHEers to b is5nd il ne 81, 8
eseII Merchant TsiisT5. Nc - vac 3
Shipping Furs Wanted
INHE histeaf price Esid IN cash for sHIFFiN0 IL
Si+ts0 RSd Fo1 skins, lace Nuskrat g
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