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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

FIRE IN UXBRIDGE AND ARREST OF THE
INcENDIARIEs.-The repair shop of the Prov
idence and Worcester Railroad Company in
this town, was entirely consumed by fire about
ore o'clock Friday afternoon. The loss will
not probably exceed two hundred dollars, as
the building was a small wooden structure.
A man, calling himself John O'Brien of Alb
ington was arrested for setting fire to the
building, and bound over to appear at the
January term of the Superior Court. In de.
fault of bail he was committed. lie is identi-
fed as the man who broke into the house of
Mr.. Barnes, in this town, some time since,
and is undoubtedly insane. He was very thin
ly and raggedly dressed, and had the legs of
his pants cut off above the knee, as he said,
to keep his feet from freezing-upon the theo-
ny that if his knees were cold his feet would
be warm. He has been wandering about in
this vicinity since last June, occasionally cut.
ting up his insane capers, but has heretofore
eluded the vigilance of the law After firing
the building he run and broke through the
window Of a house occupied by lady named
Waldo, and hid himself, where he was subse-
quently found and arrested II.
The SALE OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS and beautiful
fancy goods will continue to-day and until all are
sold, at Lincoln House Block. Goods will be of
fered at private sale at auction prices all day The
auction sale will begin at O'Clock in the afternoon
and continue during the evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

CHERRY VALLEY.-The ladies of the Meth
odist Episcopal church and society are TO have
festival on Thursday and Friday evenings,
Dec q and %. Rev. Il. w. Lewis of Hop.
kinton, Rev Messrs. Twombly and Jones Of
this city, and Others, will be present, to add
interest to the occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

Hen School FEsTIvAL.-The high school
will celebrate Christmas evening at the City
Hall, The exercises will consist of few lit
erary performances, tableaux, dancing, music
by Arbuckle, and a supper of oysters,
ice creams, cake, &c. 1t will be pleasant
time. Tickets TO the number OF AGO are for
sale-and should be purchased Immediately
Doors open at seven O'Clock. Admission 25
cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

SUPERIOR CouRT.-The following cases
will be in order for trial next Wednesday, and
will be tried or otherwise definitiyely disposed
of as. they are reached in their order Nos.
765, sO4, 1876, 1888, s4O 1886, s95 800, 900, 93s,
$40, $50, 952, 955, 956, $3.50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

Lost HoRsE AND SLEIGH FouND.-The
horse and sleigh belonging to Mr.. Stephen s.
Foster, which the owner missed from Il hitch
ing post on Bowdoin street, on Thursday eve.
ming Of last week, were found yesterday in the
Catholic cemetery on Pleasant street, by a
Frenchman named John Labrec, who was
there attending to the burial of his child The
horse appeared to have broken away of his
accord, and to have lost himself in the brush
OF the burial ground, where he was discovered
after several days exposure to the extreme
cold weather, and to an inconvenently pro,
tracted fast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

POLICE CoURT.-On Monday, Joseph Kemp
son, for disturbing the peace, was fined SIS and
costs, and John Kelley, for the same offence,
and for being a vagrant, was sent to the House
of Correction for one month. Rebecca Leon,
ard, for being common drunkard, was sent
over for three months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
M'Lane'. Celebrated vermifuge in Missouri.

JOB ?. o.. OREGON Co., Mo, July %, 1855
MEssRs FLEMIFG BRos.-Dcar Sir have used DIR.
MLANE'S CELEBRA TED VERMIFCGE, prepared by
you, i'll my family and do think it the best preparation
now i'll use for eXpelling the human system.
My neishbors have also used with same success
You are at liberty to use this as you see fit.
Yours &c. WM o. NETTLE.
The above sample Of certificates daily received by
the proprietors, Fleming Bros, Of DR. NJ LANES GEL.
EBRAFED NERMlFUGE and LIVER PILLS. We
think we are safe in saying they the reliable and
popular remedies Of the day.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED YERMlFUGE manulacturedb by FLEM.
ING BROS, of itsburg, Pa. All other Vermfuges in
comparison are worthless. DIR. Lanes genuine Vermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be had at
all respectable drug Stores None genuine Without the
signature Of FLEMING BROS
OIL I9t&wlt 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

SoUTnBoRo'.-The Cordavillo ,Manulactur-
ing Company in Southboro' have been obliged
to dock" on the wages OF all their help 70
per cent 'Thoy have on hand more than
5000 worth of goods unsod-MarlJoro'
Mirror
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

The third Of tie series of popular social assemblies
under the management of Mr.. A. 4. Robinson, takes
place this evening, at horticultural Hall. Go him for
tickets. Music by Gardner & Eldridges Band.
WARRANTED,-Hill's Liquid Amandne for the cure OF
chappcd hands, roughness OF the skin, &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q, HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building. atf o4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

The MENDELssoHN QUINTErrE CLUB OF
Boston will give concert at Brinley Hall
next Friday evening. Mrs. Long will accom-
pany them, aud an entire quntette will be in
cluded in the programme.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

No PAPER .MoRRow.-In accordance
with established custom, the publication of the
Daily Spy will be suspended tomorrow morn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE WINTER EVE.
NINGs..-- We understand that an independent
series of lectures, accompanied with other en-.
tertainments, will be commenced in this city
on or about New Years evening. The move
ment is sustained chiefly by home talent and
will afford occupation for several agreeable
and instructive evenings. The programme Of
exercises will be made public at an early day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

ted at Mechanics Hall, this afternoon and
evening. See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

$50 REWARD, for the recovery of stolen
watch, is offered in our columns to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

The CATHOLIC CHURCH on Temple street
was beautifully decorated with evergreens,
yesterday. High mass will be celebrated
there this morning at six o'clock, low mass at
ten, and yespers this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

BROKERS' BOARD-MoNDAY, Dec. Il
~ do Manchester and Lawrence Railroad 81
30 do Metropolitan Horse Railroad, 81
DO Portland SacO, and Portsmouth Railroad, 96
do Western Railroad Il3
DO Boston and Worcester Railroad, l03
so do Eastern Railroad 60
II do Northern Railroad, Al
1873 do Wilmington Railroad 36
10 do AliddleseX Horse Railroad. SO
| do Maiden and Melrose Horse Railroad 81
do Union Bank. Iii
do Massachusetts Bank, }u
do Granite Bank, I0l
do Market Bank, SO
2 do Boston Water Power Company, rs
rs do do 25i
81 do DO 25
! do Merrmack Manufacturing company, BIZ 1910
do Hill Manufacturing company, 80
10 do Franklin Manufacturing company, 30
Lowell Manufacturing company, Us
50 do Isle ROyale Copper Company, g.
100 do do b Z
500 do Hancock Mining Company, 3
40 do do b 80 q
100 do do n
do Pittsburg Copper company, 5
do do 81
20 do Quincy Copper company, 28
10 do do 27,
SO do Mesnard Copper company, 3,
1850 do Toltec Copper company d
80 do Pontiac Copper Company q
Is do Superior Copper Company q
50 do Central, Mining company, S
50 do do 81
10 do Minnesota Mining company, 20
50 DO North Cliff Copper company,
Is do Pewabic Mining company 81;
do do All
$1,000 Western Railroad skies, 100
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

South Carolina OutdOnc.-The Pictures made
at the UNION ART GALLERY" 1871 Main street. Sc.
cEDE as fast as they be made and every case give
entire satisfaction, doth North South There is no
such word as fail at this nell kaopn Gallery None but
shlhiaI and experienced operators employed. Nothing
can be more acceptable to your friend for Holiday Pres
emit than one of these pictures Of yourself Gallery
open daily, from a m. to 6 p. nl and on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, to 9 p. M.
- All are nyited-Admlsslou free
DAN ROWLAND, Proprietor.
al Diff II. u. SPOONER, Artist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

CHRISTMAS PRoPHEcY.-The following
lines occur in a curious old poem, illustrating
the ancient popular beliefs in relation to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
SpeclaL 9lotltes.

The Third Social a ssembly of a series viii
be given at IloRTIcULTuRAL HALL, on THURSDAY
EVENING, DEC. q. Music bv Gardner & Eldridee' a
Band Tickets may be had of A A. ROBINSON at Reeds
door DIS DOS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

IF Crystmas day on TUESDAY be,
That yere shall dyen wemen plente
And that WINTER wex greter maryalys;
Shypps shall be in CRETE perylles;
Ihat yere shall kynges and lordes be slayne,
Ana myche hothyr pepylle agayn heym.
A drye somer that we're shallbe;
Ale that be borne there in nav SC.
They shalbe stronge and coyethowse.
! + thou STEELE awghtc. thou leSyste the lyfe,
Thou shalte dye throwe swerde or knyfe;
But and thow fall seke. sertayne,
Thou shalte turne TO yfe agayne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAROMETER.

Amount of snow during the week, inches
rain d snow water % 2.64 inch.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

There has bcena Great Mark Down among Bryant's
Goods. See advertisements. DIST dos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
CITY AND COUNTY

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
At the State Iunac Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Dec. 20, 1860
ThsrmOmefeI. Wind Rain
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

Ellen e. Szer, the young lady whose dis.
appearance from Saybrook on the 18th inst.
excited much anxiety, was found on the Dist
INST, by her relatives in Leominster.
The New Haven election, last Friday re-
suited in the choice of democratic officers
throughout, by an average majority Of $50.
The diverse wings Of the party FUSED" but
fell Ala short of the majority last April
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec. Alt appears from
the facts in connection with the late abstrac.
ton OF the bonds Of the Indian tract fund, that
about five months ago, VIM. H. RUSSELL Of
the firm Of Majors, Russell, & Waddel held
about million dollars Of the official accept
ances of the secretary Of war. These accept
ances were conditionally, in the usual course
of business, for transportation Of the supplies
of the army, under contract with the govern.
ment. Mr.. Russell, finding himself unable TO
negotiate these acceptances, aud being greatly
, 1860-11-09

MUSTER OF TnE X. q. C.'s-Thc Memphis
Avalanche states that about two thousand mer-
bers Of the order Of X. G. C.s are at present
quarttred on the Rio Grande, prepared at any
moment to pour into Mexico. where they will
join the Liberal forces and proceed to the cap'-
cal The body is under the command Of Gers.
Brickley and Grier. Several hundred others at
Memphis, which Is TO be the great centre Of oh
servations. are also preparing 10 go forward. II
is to be hoped that the fate Of Walker may cause
some to reflect upon the dangers arising FROM
such illegal ,xpedi Ms, .s.S m
, 1860-11-09

The Miss b. Of Natchcz," whom the Prince
Of Wales danced with at Montreal, and whom
he afterwards inquired for and expressed a de-
sire to meet again, is said to be Miss Shelby
Blackburn of that place. Her sister is the wife
Of Governor Morehead's son of Kentucky. She
is represented as being very beautiful, and pro-
badly created slight sensation underneath the
Princes ribs 80 n -.'. N -.'''--
The creditors Of Honest Harry Meggs" are
requested to present their claims to q. w.
Rykeman, who is authorized to settle the same.
Meiggs, it is said, has made large fortune in
Chile, and intends to wipe out old scores.
The census taker has found colored man in
Washington county, Ohio, one hundred and fiE-
teen years old. lie was purchased at Rich
mOnd, Va, in 1916, by Bannerhasset's agent,
by whom he was conveyed to Blannerhasscts
Island The old fellow says he rccollects that
he chad been gwine to see de gals long time
fore dc resolution war broke out"
There has lately been gathering Of Swedish
troops at Ijunghy-hed, in Sweden. The grand
son Of BvrnadUtte, who rules over Sweden, has
made the King Of Denmark colonel Of one Of
his regiments, and the King Of Denmark has re-
turned ne compliment. The presence Of the
King Of Denmark as colonel Of Swedish regi-
mrnt was more than an act Of courtesy. As he
delied before the King and Queen Of Sweden he
8 mbolissd the future union Of Deumarl with
Sweden. The.Scandnavian Unity, like the Ger
man Unity and the Italian Unity, has be ONE a
great reality. The Scandinavians arc naturally
the noblest people in Europe, and let u hope in
their noblest progress.
The Prussian papers narrate pleasing Incl
dent which recently occurred at an exhibition
OF necromancy in Koenigsberg. During an ir-
to val, gentleman rose in the body Of the hall,
n pointing u a lady who sat on another bench,
addressed the coniuror as follows: "Hcrr B. h,
your next trick, as see from the show-bi is
to make any person disappear that is pointed
out to you, There sits my runaway spouse,
with her paramour. Pray make them disap
pear" The lady turned alternately pale and red,
and the couple eit amid the roaring laughter of
the public.
1t came out during the hearing Of case in
the Lord Mayors Court the other day, that
thirty three members Of the Social Club, con-
sistnig Of barristers, officers, &C., consumed at
a supper given at London, no less than thirty
eight crown bowls of punch, in addition to con-
siderable quantities of beer, wine and spirits.
Agr y-leaded old Scotch merchant had made
a fortune, and was living on his means in Sicily,
but the fever Of fighting is catching, and he
could not resist its influence. At MelaZzo, to
use his own words, he Twas old fool enough to
take his doube-barrel and fight with the rest"
Old as he was, aud unused to lighting, he was
among the Foremost, and got two wounds for
his pains Garibaldi saw bis daring, and after
tie light ub.cly thanked him.
A barber in Hartford keeps a ratlesnake and
red adder in his shop for The amusement Of
his customers. the other day, while the rep
tiles were having tuSsle with rat, the glass
Ovar the hay ,raa acei,anNaliv hfflana and fh..
, 1860-11-09

Less OF LIFE ON NOUN BLASc.--Thrce Eng
lish travellers who persisted in ascending Mont
Blanc on the 18th Of August, during a snow
storm, in spite Of the remOnstrances Of their
guides, slid from a precipicc while Discerning
the mountain, and were killed. They had tied
themselves together with rope for safety, at
tho instance Of their guides, three in number,
each Of whom had hold of II TO assist them On
their way Ono Of the guides fell over the preci-
pice with them and was also killed. Tho party
was excessively iatigusl AID lhe path deeply
covered with snow ~ ff1agf Z ~
, 1860-11-09

How TIE NATIVE CALIFoRSIASs GAMBLE.-The
San Jose Tribune gives the following particulars
Of remarkable foot race which recently took
place in California The race between Young
Selaya and Swamp John result d in favor of the
Californian by about ten feet. The distance run
was one hundred and twenty yards; time, twelve
seconds. It is estimated that money and pro-
perty to the amount Of ov 100000 was bet
on the result. Swamp John had such confidence
in his ability to beat his antagonit that besides
betting his last dollar, he desired the admittance
moury amounting to several thousand dollars)
might be awarded to the winner. There was a
very exciting time on the ground; but We hear
Of no difficulty between any Of the parties.
Many Of the native women pulled off their jew
elry, and bet rings, bracelets, pins, and ear-pen-
dants, all on their countryman. Whole droyes
Of hrs,s, hundreds in 4 drove, were sttked
against ORC, jewelry, or any kind Of properly
that the friends Of Swamp John had to bet Tie
Californian won the bet, and no doubt received
large amounts from those who bet on him, besides
all that he won on his own wagers After the
race, he offered bis antagonist free home as
long as be might desire to stay, and the best
horse and saddle he could pick out on his ranch,
with 800 in money. Swamp John says he was
never beaten before, and that it is his last race
, 1860-11-09

IMPORTANT POsr 0PFIcE DEcIsIoS.- Attorney
General Black has decided that the post office
department has the power 10 withhold letters
addressed TO fctious persons or firms, when
such names have been assumed as apart Of q
system 10 cheat and dehAud the public. The
fraudulent intent, however, must be very clear.
Il is common practice for sharpers TO use the
postal service to carry on their operations more
widely, and to operate altogether under fictitious
names; and ease Of this kind at Baltimore, in
regard to which the department desired legal ad-
vice, was the occasion Of the Attorney Generals
decision.
, 1860-11-09

NUxnrR OF IsRAELs cHiLDREN.-A writer,
who has dipped deep into the calculation, asserts
that there arc two hundred thousand Israelites
in the United States, while in England there are
only thirty-fEe thousand. To any one familiar
with the history Of these people. no stronger ar
gument could be adduced to show that the tide
Of commerce has set towards America in man
ner that will in a short time outstrip oil Il o
world. The Hebrews haze invariably been the
precursors Of Commercial greatness With the r
coming to any land, uin IS prosperity his
grown up. We do not say that they have cre-
a,ed it, but thgir instinct for gain has caused
them to settle before il would be apparent to
other eyes. They follow in the track Of uprising
communities, constitute themselves the dealers
in precious commodities, and are the brokers Of
the world.
, 1860-11-09

FRoM CosrA RrcA.-LeItcrs from PuniA
Arenas state that Generals Mora and canas, the
leaders Of the revolutionary party in COsS
Rica, were defeated by the government troops
about the s5th Of September. The Generu's
delivered themselves IN. aaer the battle, and
were Immediately sentenced 10 DO shot.
, 1860-11-09

Cavour denies any proposition that has been
made involving the possession Of a single inch Of
Italian territory. N"r rts
The Prince Of Wales had left New York for
West Point, en- route for Boston. .ra.f
AT the Breckenridge barbecue in Winchester,
KY, son of DR.. West, Of Bath county, being
prevented by Mr.. Scott from visiting table, fired
pistol at the latter. The ball struck Miss
Hickman in the face, leaving serious wound.
West was seized by mob and hung three times
to a tree, but was rescued by the sheriff and
taken to Jail for trial
Forty thousand bales of cotton were damaged
during the late storm at Mobile, Ala, to the
amount of $24O,O0O.
The Captain General of Cuba has approved q
plan Of introducing 5000 natives of Polynesia
into the island as laborcrs.
Nine houses of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Railroad Company, at Manchester, and eight
locomotives, were burned on the 18th ult.
, 1860-11-09

FUNNY TRANsLATIoN.--Som idea Of the dill
culties which attend the perfect requirement Of
the English language by foreigners may bs gath
cred from the following translation. Tho Gala
veras ChrOnide, referring to an accident which
happened TO portion Of the room in which Sem
ator Gwin was lately speaking, says:
"A city paper states that when Senator Gwin
was speaking IN public hall in Plnmas county,
one Of the slccpcrs gave way and fell" gs'.r
The Echo del Paeafoo very naturally translates
the word sleeper" 50 as to render the above in
cident as follows, in the Spanish language;
"whilo Senator Gwin was prononncing a dis
course, in public room, one Of his sleeping
noise"
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK
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H. C. MUTT q 10

COUNCIL pLuEFas .ssssss ssts stt..s IOWA,
MONEYS received On dspeaits payabis
I'LL on aemand OF stspsefgisd date, with or
without knseFssts ~ par a@EssaeRa wtth
aepoaik0Fs.
We draw direct "a New Ire, Boss01,
Philadelphia, DetrpaE and Ghisago, and
lave Also perfected a. aTFange mank b.
which re issue siraEsa and letters Of craaii
Ca the principal BANKERS IN one huaarsd
and ffsy-ssYsn glkiea o. kar0ps
Collections maae h Western Iowa aaa
gastevn Nahrxska, free az charge, and 70.
aLtsad at current rates Of exehaHgs.
we receive orders to huy and sell o.
commission real estate In towE aaa No,
hraska.
Havsst money for eaPftAiiiss, slRl bag en-
sell Land Warrants at gRrreak rates.
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az all slxas. Alaa, Pare Brsndsse. Msnesa
A1@AA@ly wzna@s3s KsimaaAa So &@aaR
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kiaAs. &ns Ewasy kaomhss II aaa
kiaasga good sleek Il Esa-
saemeSY
4 saSlAaS waaA q @xaaA variety oil aEsAaka
suited ta the waGAs and eaaxY aE gsazals
R@fw.
paaysAekaaka Ama aeAaF@ &a's saa
Emwsted to call and examine naE skp@k "
k0re makln@ their nssrssasaa. Re%aazzsbaz
tie Rew akoga, sign ak aAe aaAsaaA @@#ksks
a%parkieaIas Il ssntIon KEssn 10 p4aa
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THE mnaaz care psss ssa. aad are
II neg pasfEaE Kn selnpEsts order, the
msaaas EamxaaN aas 60 sMo milw
sgesE Il kIsas eEEE, kpxasFlY e~nea bE tAa
Massxs. TsfFraY6s - I'll & Rew dsyaes
pRapMrsd 10 suraAsas mMy desired article IN
Hsnnhax, and also bakh magehaHk and eoaR-
y gzazazAas u . fair saaata We ADa salts
cry maREsz.
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FNEAkp 80 = 8 MssNSSF&HP4M% =
a. any cxT-Y,s.s ss.sEs ssss ssssts ss*s iowa.
MUS az Exchange on ali cur Eastern
II and southern eitisa balghk nd sold.
3ongy ioans- oa real and peFseaat ssea-
Efky.s# -..-
Collections Aais In western lows anzl
eastern Nebraska. ana prompi ~ sam istezs
10 any part Of the United SsafsB. at thu cur
rant rates Of exehsngs.
Land Warrants houghk aBd sold sEsa io-
ealsd on slme also sold and located o.
tins for distant dealers
Fxrmfng lands asd Town pFapszsy assagai
ana sold on eommlssto@.
Taxes paid for Ron-Esssaents.
Interest paid 90 al deposits m2s2s EeE
shrec months or over, at EAs rata Of tea pei
cent. per snnam szaze.
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sEssi wlH So constantly Kept ca hana t"s
aMass IA. =.
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ever so 6SfIKHs Nsw hlaHa Id Live and pgpsPss
with ne sik2zeaa sf khl@ Txsaaa
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