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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-15
RAvENNA. oHIo:---WEDNEsDAY. JUNE IS, 1859.

B.
But instead of her, it was only the little
heath flower with which he had ptayfnlly
threatened her o" the preceding days aAswer
which Clarence Moore inwardly declared that
he would aualyize, as soon as this .excursiea
should be over
lf the deep haunting eyes of the .preseruer
of Louise, were locking at the little lame
teacher, from every book. every slate, every
bit of paper which her pupils brought her ev-
cry week afterwards, it is not to be wondered
| at. Unfortunately, the school was uet III ses-
sion when the gay procession passed through
town on IFS return; but little Louise had coax
ed her father and mother to station them
selves with her. where she eonId see Mr..
Moore. He had told her his name while she
lay in his arms. lie left the rapks as they
halted, kissed the little girl. received thanks of
her parents and promised to call on then, in
few days to cement an acquaintance so hap
tpily begun; bat he did not say word about
the teacher.
1t is now Thursday evening School is
done. and the little girls have kissed their
teacher and gone home She only waited at
FIRST for little rest, before descending the
stairs; bat the sun has set, and the long twi
light of spring day has fairly commenced
She does not heed it, for beside her stands
Clarence Moore, with those dark, glorious
eyes looking into her very soul. ..--
But have no fortune, no friends-n othing
but my own little shapeless self she murmur
ed
1 am glad of it'll Let me be all in all to
you-yyou are all require.
But refecti You have known me but for
single month"; and that more through our
correspondence than by actual personal ac-
quaintance.' *
No matter should not know you better
if | had seen you all my life. l will not have
you living this painful, wasting life any long
er. Come with me- and let me shed sunshine
upon you You have been cramped within
these walls long enough
We'll, what oft? Is it not good enough for
a poor cripple?
3 The word was smothered by kiss. The
little form was gathered in strong arms. as
they beld her when she tainted, month ago,
and asthey bore her down the stairs, he whis
pered that it was the last time she would de-
scend them as teacher
Gossips thought 1t passing strange, but
Clarence and Helen Audley could afford to
laugh at what they said. Mrs Moore receiv-
I'd the little heath flower with as much ten. ,
lerness as Clarence could ask Under the
blessed sunshine which he sheds around her,
Helen is'growing stronger, healthier, and free +,
sr from pain. His loving arms bear her play. f
ully TO the sofa or the carriage where her 9
orm never draws attention, but where every q
me notices the sweet and beautiful face, and !;
he superb head Of Helen NJ oore ;
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i wen, to DE 5 ure! There is Mr.. B,
that wealthy gen ueman opposite, playing
with the children. Isn't it pretty sight,
/ dear p
Yes; and what l. me looking man he is, to
| be sure. What freshr ess OF heart he, must
Aave to enjoy their game wish so much zest !
q declare it's quite touchi. ng A.
so it is= they say he has all Of two million.
Hasa,t he :. fine figure p
| -',Spasnsifd DO see him clap his hands /!
II declare il really brings the 7ears to- my eyes
Wipe Zen, awar-wipe 'em away. Matte;
they re. .oroean 'ile tears = CRIED yozug strip-
+ ling of seventael'. !. =
His sister, % s,la iden lady of an uuuessraBEe
age. looked arorgd Indignantly. 81, zl, f.
Facts they've real crocodile tears, and
III proveit iWheE i was seven years old.
that same gentleman can ,e ont of little white
house AMI taught. MS cklLdt en- that same trick.
A nd. sis you and mother tbo h called him sn
"oId fool p as / distinctly remember, and /,
for one. received tremendaEs injunction not
to speak to his children cor notice them in any
way T-.e-.s,=ta
q : Nonsense, Ftedp said his sister, turning
red. 4..7,.5- M .7s1 4.s.f.7-. S.q r
knew it was nonsense; bat ,geH aid it
Heu called him all sorts of names--a ,rHdicu.
lous old goose" grown up baby" and /
don't know what. Now heRes the same cid
fellow up to the same old trick; and oh,l .gra-
cious, there never was such a beautiful. charm
ing, delightful scene! Really, 4 ought to .@
write poem on it-guess will, and .entitleit
"Then and Now;" or.The Fool Grows Wiser
as he Grows Richer" Which would be the
best, sis p l. .-..r ., -arss, ,.ss
Hold your tongue sebbed the lady.
Freds sarcasm was not misplaced ti
What is called the poor mans simplicity ia.
entitled the rich mans sublimity. 1t was the
sane loving tender. great heart standing by
The little ones in his coarse coat, jeered at and
nsulted with impunity by the rich, that now
bends his fine hroadcloth to the dust in order
10 be on a level with the little ones, but not to
his neighbors Poor. all his nobleness was |
'ut dress in their eyes. Rich ]! and his weak.
,esses would be heavenly Iustres, since their
'fset was the almighty dollar
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The following passage is from one Of Henry
Ward Beecher's sern ons: ' t'

The following passage is from one Of Henry
Ward Beechers serr ons: @ ~
Over the beauty of the plum and the apricot
grows bloom and beauty more exquisite than
the fruit itself; soft. delicate plush that
overspreads its bIushing cheek. Now If YOU
strike your hard over that, and it is once gone.
it is gone forever; for it never grows but once.
Take the flower that hangs in the informing,
lmpearled with dew--arrayed as no uueenly
woman was ever arrayed with jewels. Once
shake it. so that the beads roll off. and you
may sprinkle water over it as carefully as you
please, yet it can never be made again what it
was when the dew fell silently from heaven
On frosty morning, you may see the paues of
glass covered with landscapes, ,mouatains, lakes,
trees, blended in beautiful fantastic picture.
Now lay your hand upon the glais, and by the
scratch of your finger or by the warmth of
your palm. all the delicate tracery will be oh.
liberated So there is in youth a beauty and
purity of character. when once touched and
defiled, can never be restored; a fringe. more
delicate than frost work, and which, when torn
and broken, will never be re embroidered
man who has spotted and soiled his garments
in youth, though he may seek to make them
white again, can never wholly do it, even we're
he to wash them with, his tears. When
young man leaves his fathers house, with the
blessing OF bis mothers tearsstill wet upon his
forehead, if he once loses that early purity OF
it is loss that he can never make
whole again. Suck is the consequence ofcrime
Its effects cannot be eradicatei: i' ccn o,,v
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dpostrp.
a LIFE INcIDEET.

RESI- I s.

81 De r rhlld-ABERs
In its cot the babe was sleeping,
While its mother by it sat;
Little Mary very busy,
Playing round with this and that
Singing now some little ditty,
With gieefulness of tone;
Then, absorbed by childish prattle,
Gave herself 10 that alone.
Suddenly, as If enchantunent
Bound her by its witching spell,
Stood she still snd gaaed delighted
On the babe she loved SO well
Gazed as though il were some vision
ofsupernal spIendor shown.
Sent down from its source in heaven
For her little eyes alone.
s'see the lighti' at lenetb she uttered,
With rspt. delighted air;
"see it round the baby's forehead,
Like the sun upon its hair.
She is like the heavenly a gels -
That the sheph rd-s saw at night.
When the glory sione around them
With that great and wondrous Iiehfr'
Then her mother looked, and wondered
At the words her daughter spoke;
NanRht she saw Of light, save beauty
That from every feature broke;
And she felt m awe W thin her
That she srarcelv could express,
And she heard those words mysterious
From the little prophecies.
"Mother, If the light would perish,
And the lamp of day should pale,
Would not this sweet raw still cheer US.
Even though the sun should fail:
Never light appeared more lovely,
Mother, see it fash and p'ayl
Surely tits blessed angel
That has hither made its wayr'
Then The mother knew the token,
Thongh her heart did not rebel;
And. to Gods high win submitting,
said-@He doeth ail things well"
All. the sweet, sad diviDafioni
Ere another daylight sboue,
eunward with the radiant angels
Had the darling nesting flown.
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RAVENS, OHIO.
PENcIIINes BIZ LAMp-I1aHr.

vl n I'M,
$ The Snr;ncie,d pan,h,;.., L., ~
york correspondent !. wo,oan sv;dont,n and
certainly a brilliant ono vbo ,hus sLst.ha.
the noet of New EagIand.
q John a. wb;,t;ar ,bs onaLa. 80. :,
a r,,,oss,,,,,,, ~ ,,,,s,,a -. r -.
way - the sFr;ands, voa.,, ma..:-.., :. o.,
.ade,nb;a oladde,ed tho he.rts 80 =. e.;sasu
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.neon,o Lnae, 'wh;,,;s. :. 80, .,. .,ha
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.r.t,,as. 49,, Ia !. .'0 ~ an' "'sp
lesa world. You have only IN road b;e ,,can,s
n cc,,,ol,,.la, ~. IL ba,.. L.
nv rnle Tandar toncbi,a a,,d ,,sl,,,;1,,,.,,
!, ~ 20 - -
S1''ee.o'''si. . 'ns
Pro'ouuu auu 'h.ense neart HE whicn tney
breathe. say this in defence of Whittier's
bachelor estate. for TO be an old bachelor or an
old maid because one is too fligid to be any
thing else, ia an unmitigated disgrace. Whit,
tier looks older and milder than the picture
which presents him in his books. He imnress.
es you as one whose intellectual force is too
powerful for the vital, as if thought ard feeling
were draining the secret fountain of life. He
- P-'s "Ne '""' - ". "a' - ou'n'us
eve set under the black arch OF high, white
forehead, His expression ia sud rather than
,,.aass;o,a,a and b;s ;e:.
- '' ~. = 'oon % ~. - ~ s "ou''
wrong itself when u said fierce instead of tep-
de, tb;nos He dresses in O,akar oarh and
-aFas.s. -, = =
says Inte anu ihou. 10 not ma II easy
to connect his burning Songs of Labor and
b;s martial stra;n for freed,m Nth bimse,f
.ss,..Is. .,,,,,-,,s, i
uue eau 'eei '''a. ne ~ioee Nauo M uiie''
tnat ne saio rom MS very soul these words:
.of all sad words of ftoueue or pen.
The saddsst are these, Il might have been.
Oh, weIlsor us all some sweet hope lies
'sp's n"'osn ''o" human eyes;
And in the Hereafter angels ma,
aa..a aon s'.e ''ons rom us grave away
IN the .hlne and oold, edition ~ Perc;va,,.
Poems. inat npbl;shed bv T;ck,or g. F;a1ds :.
the followine acrost;c sonnet on renounad
Boston lady who soma th;rt, ,e.r, ano -.
known as .the beautiful Miss Marshall ;, II
was first published in the United States Tit.
erarv Gazette in the .vaar ls75.
.Eartb holds no sairer. ,oyeIier one ,bs, tbor
Msid of the laughing lip and frolio eye.
Innocence sits upon thy open brow,
- 10 'Ay
Enchsu.res.. i. uona ON A. 70 ms.. .hv .,,;,..
Moments would seem by thee Summer day.
Ana az around thee an 81. Elysisn 'le.
Sent DER thv cheeks purs ivorv .. ,,,.,.
has nsusht SO dazzling in its world of light,
.ns carr rass ~ sa.s !. rom 'ny "a he's snsh
Like keen .rc,,sr Il tnv r;nana raa .','
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o. 7sl AN ACT

] AN
To authorize the sale surplus copies of the iavn
nalsand exec utiye documents.
Section Be IL enacted by the General Assembly os
the state OF 0nio That whenever In any county In This
state the laws Journals and executive documents order
cd by law tc be distributed have accumulated shall ac-
cnmulate beSond the number required for immedate
distribution and for the pIpbable future of such
county, the county comfs siouers shall autheEfze the
clerk Of the cou,t of common pleas of uuty
pose of gratuionsy to all public h"r"res hin che
county as NAV re- d sized ny - ~ '" - nv ~
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Faith is the fountain of justice and justice
the stay of the State.
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Laws of Ohio.
pUBL1sHED BY AUrHoR1rx

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mo. Ct AN ACT
TO authorize Courts to give effect To the intention
par.'es ana ocets by curing defects omissions and er
rors IN Instruments and proceedings.
Section ]. Be it enacted by the General ass.,rh, -
the state of Ohio. That in ali cases wherein any r
ocers, party or PARTIES person persons ar bcS
porate. persons intending and undertaH;nr - H ee
body corporate has heretofore made o- nnss
oy reason Cf hadvertance Otherwise make any om;s
or error in any instrument in writing or in
conformity with the laws of this State it shall be oo,nn
or me Courts State and they hereby au.
tnorzed TO give full effect to all such ihstruments ana
OF the parties thereto s'oi
See, 2. That wfisneyer anv sucb e,ror or,;,,,o, - a.
iec small have occurred may hreeaer occur In any
instrument or proceeding which is required to he mads
arf or ecoro it sha be competent for any party
pstson OF Persons body corporate persons in
.enning or undertaking to become bodv cornorote
I g an interest in The correction Of such er
& or defect TO file his or iheir In
any tonrt of Common Pleas having jursdct;on IN fsa
setting forth particularly error detect or
complained Of and ask order of surI ourt
for the CORRECTION hereo in all cases WHERE arch
Is made by an, body corporate hy persons
lne,n1he sud undertaking to become bodr cornorate
upon being sarised. that noiice of such an
pticatl9n, sperying the defecf omission COM
p'ned or and of the time and place of hearing tue same
has been duly published for six consecutive weeks in
some newspaper m general circulation in the county
where such application may be made andiu aiottsr
,ases weeeyer the patyer parties interested have besn
duly trought before the Court Id the manner nrescre
BY l'w for making service m civil actions and nno hjn
atised tst such mistake efref or omission bas b
made shall grant and make to Correct the
which order shall be fled in the office in which such
ecord is required to he kept and from and after sucb
ling the said record and the order correcting the
hal ne received evidence in all cases. in all Courts
xisted. 5{ = 1-=7ft57- " - 'si.Af - M eef
Sec. That whcn the record to he corrected is in any
ray connected with body corporate o.
nentoneS in the last preceding section shall Be had In
ipsl Office of such corporation is located and in ali ats
ases the same shall be had in the county weren such
csrd is kept. = i. n - - '1-.''1-
See 4. This act shall lake effect and no q, f,I,
ON and after its passage WV
WILLIAM r. WOODS
Speaker of the House of Represen tativas |
Z. BASSETT LANCDON
President pro tenn Of the Senate
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arseurs Commerce. efaaet.ves a,t Sciences Domestic

ANoE 70 TYRANrs .oBEDIENoE ro eop.
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VOLUME vI.---NUMBER l2.
Far ne fbregs County Dsmoera
.Ar. g,.r rel % r.lrs..e,lra sps,sl.,.

N z r A 7 H E R.
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e = -
J To amead an act aTo authorize An. r...-.,.
Mutual Insurance Companies" passed Anil II et
Section l. Be 1t enacted by The 6ener.i
the s'ate OF oho That the 9Th section Of an ~
.nose sne incorporaiion of mutual insurance
mes passed April II be amended as 10 resd ~ N,
lows; That every person who may desre - ~ ~.
nemeer OF such company by affecting nr i,,STrsSs
tnerein snan make application in writing namne the
policy OF insurance for the sae shan make md Ssiyvs
pIoissoy note payable to such company In sueh
e the board of directors shall determine subject ,e snch
on te same to pay losses provided ~
SAID acts and shall also pay such amount IN money M,
exceeding dfeen per cent sha be determped M -
board 20 pay the incidental Of such company
section of said acts and 70 keep up the same as h -
drawn out to losses and expenses and at fhe
of the shall remain unpaid afaer sa,.s -,
Losses and expense. accrnng during sad term shs ~
rslinq1shed and given up to the maker thereof = "
Sec T. That the 4th section of mid rec;,ss =. -
and the same Is hereby repealed ee e's %
sage. 's.. e ~ ' N auu @ As'el ss pas
spsaksr pro tam, of the Hou,e Of RepresentStsy..
ri. MARTIN WELKER
M.,nh os ,sso Frestdent ofthe Senate. e
SsoRETAsy SgArEstorFcn sl1
Columbus, April i6. 1852 81
hereby certify that The foregoing acts sre true con,.
of the original rolls on fls In this ofhcs.
A, Z. RUSSELL, Secretary of state. Ia
AuDrroRfs opFcx, PORTAGE Co. ~
Ravenna, June II, 1859.
hereby certify, that have compared the fpr.eong
avs with authsutica,ed copies from the secreisry o
ALFRED BALDWIN, County Auditor.
Gaming, like quicksand, swallows up man
u moment
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Ignorance, is never the mother o, ,rn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13

TfERIBLE CASUALTY AT A FAR.-We are in receipt
of the particulars OF a most shocking accident
which occurred Thursday afternoon az the Agricul-
I1ral talr near Wellington, Lorin county During
the exhibition Of horses in the ring kind of am
phitheater, filed with people, broke down through
1hs immense weight carrying IN the ruins hundreds
Of human beings. men and women The scene that
followed the crash beggars description; the widest
confusion prevailed, and the shrsks Of the brushed
beings were truly awful. One young lady, ankle
broken one lady, leg broken one lady, hip broken
IN . shocking manner; two men legs broken: and
young married lady wife of a physician had her
spine seriously injured; she is delirious It is
mercy that numbers were not killed and as it is the
AFFAIR has cast gloom the whole country
Ohio State journal
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Get gssB6iIIe Onion alb 5msrltsn.


occasional writes to the Philadelphia Press
about the hells' of Washington. he saws a faro
- Mhlch the better encounters the bank is the pre-
rallsns game 10 these saloons and although tables
arg SO ont At which what is called Drag poker
and other games are played the principle fasciDa.
non y the platform, covered with green leather no.
hind which sins the imperturbable dealer with bis
pale face, black eye and monOtonous call , while
on three sl%ss, are gathered, sitting and STANDING
rank afser rank. anxious and excited spectators
Wno hreathless with anxiety, watch the little cards
IS they are dealt from the tin box, and picked M
their gains, or swallow their losses with silence
only interrupted now and then BY an angry excla.
nation or quiet chuckle of exultation. Night is
turned into morning and the latter frequently sur
prAses the contestants in the struggle 1t is sur
Frising, In the height OF the season. how much mon
ey Is lost and won ina single night gentleman
vel acquainted with the secrets Of these resorts
tells me that he has known as much az ten thousand
dollars to be risked on single game, and Others
have seen two or three thousand dollars hazarded
en- single card and in a single game"
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kAnuRE OF JON A WAsHISeroy.-W see nv the
Chicago Democnat Of the 7th inst. that JouN A.
WASHINGTON has suspended" 1t was stated some
NIne sinee that he mad invested $4,000 of the
money he received for the bones of his great anees
TOR and the canes taken from his estate after had
nesn sold to the American ladies' in corner lots in
chicago. The presumption was that he had paid
over the cash for shem but it seems he gave his
notes, and the DenOera states that they have gone
20 protest 10 that city.
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LaNn FOR aALE.

TNyHE subscriber offers for seventy oflaEd the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, Oar niles fron Nashville I'd
Joining tract which he resides aRd the lands OF Capt dean
Joues The aqaa with Abundance Of excel
Isns failing water. With tas moss beautiful building site
IN the country and in the midst Of he finest n
kusEieA. a7rlA hA2AAAA4A AAA1kbs
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Choice Cotton LaI.ds.

Agent % e Of the late FEAsoIs asET, Of Msss
N sipPi vtse,at auction st CLARENDos all the Lands
n 6ouf6= county Arkansas th- first MONDAY being the
7th Ssyl of November and the second MONDAY OF
NoTemher deng the 49, will, at JAcKsoNroRT sell all the
Lands in Jscksca county and ca the third MONDAY Noyem
Der (eng the 2Sj VIII sell at PoCAHoSrAs all the Lands in
Randolph county, ArkSls In all Cases one cd viii be re-
served for the estate
fOarh cash. It's equivalent residue in one
two and three years. besrig Interest from sfs, With lien to Sc
care th2 payment.
Until the rst Of November, Of thcss Laas sFerad
prate Sa and offers invited On application 70 IT
Louisville KY, psts, szAf will lie furnished. These are
among the earliest selected and best Lands OF Arazasabove
ovsrhoE titles Perect' and all neAy to fne navigation
jEly7td GEO. HANCOCK.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
KHIIsHING tc make other investments, propose
w all our Real Estate ia Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN II RESIDENCE.
situated the franklin Turnpike, within half the city,
sal opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W Horton
G9ptai4iBs abGGt ForIY Acres.
Rs perhaps the most anapg ste Of Nash
vile, and most desirable country esdsns TIE house will
be sod with Il IS Of land tie purchaser may choose
THAT VALJiARLE FARM,
the Sims Tract, situated Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road) within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
The soil IS good, it IS well WateIed and hered
s6yded io small tracts Of tEeuy wards all
Ehioa s!-hs ass.sd r country residences market gar
dens and dairy fasns- A,so, taal
READyEEEE FARM
road, tpdby T. c. ne anphell and formerly
owned by Taos Harding, cont ming about go acres his
plaeeis veil known need further description II will
Else be divided to salt purchasers T. c. MeCampbe will shcw
these pIssss % any ore who viii call.
All Die s5cge Pro9egy a be soi reasonable terms and
credit Of one, two, fhree zEi fogg yesss
Apply to A y s. Linsley Nashye o. 20 elthsr Of TIE IN
eessisn4e, IHQS. c. McCANPBELI.,
SIX miles IRON Nashville
J. A. AcCAAPBRLL
Hs1s Nashville
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MOUNT SoLlTE DE FOR SALE.

Z AN row Offering for sale my Tract CT Land AMI A
Z Residence, the Charlotte Pike, miles fs.SA
Nashville. There $40 Of saEglg
land about h.lf cultivation, and balance we'll Isl sa
timbeed and blue grass 1t is a pleasant -
drive cnly 10 80 minue4 gom the cy,
splendid brick Situated overlooking
surrounding country ID View Of tie Capitol, with kch
ems stables carriagch house houses with
sell csern springs. TEe SOL Is FERTILE aid the site as
elevation nal it. gte place
pablo icing diyea into small tracts residences
aliogehUr ht NEST desirable hCmts 20 be
the Uaitel states.
For terms. aIIlg The premises to Cen J. : Dua-
lap at the Capitol. BRENT SPENCE.
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SEWING MACHINES.

jan 2! PLEMTYq A. 10
Boxes Dried IIerr1aT lust -s--;- :
store and for sale very low By ''''Su IN
a., CARTER, wTLsFoRD 4 Co
- = No S. Market 81
Boxes st. Louis & sIelrphs scaps fo i =,
OaAnaiActarers prices, freight siasd BY =
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