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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

Lighting up with beams celestial all the shad'wy
Lo a dark and aendish spirit spans the sky
IRON verge 10 vorge, lts
And hear the winds OF winter ehantins loud the
Unions dirge.
South Car'Iina lifts the standard of rebellion
Snatehes from our glorious banner her poor
blinking, halfquenchod star
Blue cOckades are brnvely noddlng Treason
stalks abroad unhauned, eiaLH fh
For the weak old Fed raj Traitor, half knaYe
Winks at Southern revolution-rends the nag he
Fits hlnseif6y hitting actions Gor a cursed, dis
honored grave
This dark picture will not wholly pass beyond
my shudd ring YieWf f4FE
But l hasten to the ending-pitying self and
plying you
I can see uiOstdikibg over All our prOsP'tou
Pinehing every vein of commerce, with its ruth
I can see a mother bending DER her sick One'i
aching head
All 'ts changed and winds are blowing DER It's
I can see A maiden standing with her lover meath
the trees
Then come cottage home and coulforts-muddy
coiee-dOuhtfu cheese
I can see-but hark the music Of a thousand
bells heari rls .r .aif. vi = .1IiI
CIeaving All the startled midnight with their
notes 90 loud and clear, '-a.f T %.
Ringing WELCOME TO THE. ADVENT OF THE aLoRi-
OUs NEw-HokN YAAR.
Quick that painted scroll OF oloud-land meIs
away before my gaze, bf., i-.aai tla
And the midnight stars are kindied tin the hills
Ofheaven blaze.
Father Time, no longer ling ring, points no more
at scroll and cloud, s f
Wraps the dead Old Year serenely In his cold
and spotless shroud,
Then with voice like trumpet summons calls an
envoy from the gloom.
Who with sadness bears the dead year to The
gathered ages tOmbs
Takes he then the new born infant1 gfas ps his
shining blade once more,
And the march ofTime is onward-oRwaTd to the
other shore,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

TIE 0LD AND TIE NEw YEAR-Another
year has been laid in the tomb of the Past,
and standing on the threshold Of a new era,
is it not proper tn 1t we should pause and
look back, that we may gather something
from the experience Of the past which may
guide US in the future The year dead was
as eyentful as any which history presents
eventful for good, and we fear for evil. But
it most concerns US as individuals. Let
each ask himself TO- day, "What progress
have I made What good have I done2-
How far have advanced toward the great
end for which I was ordained, since the
commencement of the year 1s6Oqp The
man or woman who can commence the New
Year with q clear conscience is happy in
deed; but the best of US may draw some
thing from the past which shall work to our
profit and honor in the future, and that man
oragoman omits great duty who fails Il
commence the New Year upona more right.
eous and elevated basis. To one and all W,
wish glad and happy New Year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

TIE SKATINe PARK.-After several break
ages and other mishaps, which, bat for the
resolution Of those having the management
Of it, would have blasted the hopes of many
Of our citizens for a season. of quiet, secure
skating, the Skating Park is completed and
ready for use. On thedays the Park is open
to skaters and guests, the cars on the Kins-
man street road viii bear plaeard marked
''skating." This signal was displayed yes
terday, and during the afternoon quite q
number visited the Park. There will nc
doubt be large attendanee to-dav.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

L HH
3 DR. WINsHIP's LEcTURR.-Ihe next lee
tureiof TIC Library Association viii be given
on Thursday evening, by the famous DR.,
winship. DR.. wis graduate Of Harvard
College, q gentleman Of refinement and
mental, as well as physical, culture, and
may be justly termed one Of the true phi
lanthr0piuts Of the present day, Born 70 a
high social position, highly educated, and
distinguished as a physician, he saw ths. ma
lional evil OF our country --tho neglect Of
physical exercise determined, not only to
preach up the necessity Of preserving the
health Of the body Ia thing al doctors dol,
he took the higher ground, and made up his
mind that he would preach byexamPle.--
With this noble determination, he com
mencsd a system Of judiciouS exercise, and
now, although Of ordinary heighth and
Rsight, be is unquestionably the strongest
uaa tie ieoFId, having recently lifted by
bis. Bssillss ;-,aaidsa by any artificial assist
anee, over ], 100 POUNDS, Ihs Doctor Doctor .9 IS an
example that great Pl sissi s1.sIts y, J y
inconsistent with the highes i''iti Si.,s 'io
ment, and that men Of sedentai lAg,lS Z = i
enjoy the very best possible hea. ~ -
viii explain in his lecture how be has a.
quired such remarkable muscular power,
and during the evening exhibit some extra
ordinary feats ofstrength. We understand
that he commenced exercising with dumb
bells weighing 10 pounds only, and can now
swing. with ease a pair weighing 100 pounds
each. As an apostle Of Muscular Christ
ianity," be has no equal in this country, if
in the world rr5i9- gv. d D 1rf -..55
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

There VIII be found advertised in our
paper some family medicines that w desire 10 call
special attention %. Among them Is Or. Viewers
Salt Rhsum syrup and Cerate. We speak more di-
fectiy Of the Cerate which Is ointment every FAM
ily should Keep az hand,
We know it has no equal Or the cure oi frosted
Set chHBlsias, chapped CT cracked hands or lips,
end i0r sor nppes itis the only thlng reqnired II
any person Is aflcied with any disease whore good
ssltt Is wasted, W. edvse them to giyo Or. Weavers
otsts jdli ele VIA ead ihoy ul Be ouuFnood oi iia
merits.
Dr. Wos7or'a syrnB, with the Cerstes Is sure cure
iar all hnmors, sores and diseases that arise from
imrnrify Of t. blood.
Another valuabis preparation IS The old standard
remedy and peoples fvorite, Perry Davis Pain XII
ier our readers only want to know shat this RENE
u pure and genuine. and sold By all our city
drnEgists-
Dr. S. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitiers Is a
very agreeable medic e, and vainableW where slim
alating ageHt Is des- a.
We know that Ell =, we named remedies are
~ what the alIicted -ire. and can be fouhd at
7rug stores eneraily.-Louisvills Dem.s Feb. 10.
By Gaylord 4 Hammond, O. S. Maekenzie, d.
askridoT, Strong 3 Armstrong and Mui. lis<e,
Gland, o.
f-Saa Advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
Tire Wal'den's RepOrt--For Three Months
EnsJing December 81, 1850.

fire Walden's RepOrt--For Three Months
Ending December 81, IS6O.
October 2Z.-Half- past 10 o'clock P. NJ,
three story brick building, corner of SUPERB
or and Seneca rtreeis5 slightly damaged;
owned BY Levi sawtell; loss s64 As; insur-
ed in Etna Co., 5000; occupied by VIM.
Kidd; loss SIPS; insured in Massasoit Co.,
$500; Firemens' Co., N. Y, $4OO, DR..
Moor, loss 500 no insurance. W. P. Fogg,
oss SIS; fully insured; took FIRE from stove
bipe. .tla
October 29.-Half-past 8 o'clock A. NJ,
vo story frame building No. 10 Champlain
rect; partly destroyed owned and occu-
Ied by VIM. Alexander; loss sIOO no in
srance; carelessness.
October 9O.-S o'clock A NJ, one story
frme dwelling, No. q Champlain street
erirely destroyed owned by Barney &
Wiring; loss S25; no insurance; work of an
insndiary.
tovember 7.-HaIf-past o'clock A. NJ,
frne barn on Prospect street, near Ontario
strst slightly damaged; owned by Edmund
GlGk /; loss triaing; work of an incendiary.
hvember l5.-2 o'clock a. a., two story
unosupied brick dwelling, No. IL Miami
Ale, slightly damaged; owned by j. G.
Pug; loss sl41; insured in Etna Co., $3.50;
wor. Of an incnediary.
Member 19.-Half-past 4 o'clock A. NJ,
one ory, unoccupied frame dWeIlin g, No.
p onngs street, entirely consumed owned
by Jcob Ullman; loss $500; insured in
z o, $50; work Ofan incendiary.
No7mber 19.-Half- past O'Clock A !. NJ,
two Dry frame dwelling, No. s5 Huron
streetslightly damaged; owned by E. Hes
senmeIer; loss, SIS; insured in Norwich Co.
Conn. .s525; occupied by VIM. Kellogg loss
on furiture 81 8 25; insured in cOnneeti-
cut Oos5OO; loss on wearing apparels, $3.50;
no insraneei ca-elesness.
) Nov3Oth, 2 clock A. NJ, story unoccu-
pied hme dw ling, No. "A Orange street,
partly estroyed, owned by Jacob Ullman
I loss $500. Insured in Etna Co. for sI25, 90.
Work { ineendiary.
Dec. ID, 3o'cloek A. NJ, II story frame
dwelling, No. Woodbine street West Sidel
partly ietroyed, owned and occupied BY
JON Kennedy. Loss SII2,00. Insured in
Lierpoll and London Co. SS0O,00 Defect
ivt1ue.
ec. 18th, 81 o'clock A. NJ, two story
unecupied frame dwelling, No. 90 Croton
str,t, entirely consumed, owned by A. Ce-
lum. Loss 100000 Insured in Ena Co.
$4,000. No. % do, I 4 story frame dwell
ingntirely consumed, owned by A. Celu-
, nan Loss s5GO,00. Insured in Htna Co.
$4,000; occupied by John Even. Loss on
furnure $4,000; no insurance. No. ss do.
! | ] = ary frame dwelling, entirely consumed,
owni BY John Pindar. Loss 10000. No
insu.nee. Work Of iuceudiary.
Dc I4th, IL o'clock P. NJ, Coal Oil fac
7 torypn Canal street, partly destroyed,
owne and occupied by Chas. A. Dean
Loss IS 100000: Insured in Norwich Co,
Conn $4,000, in North American Co., ST.
! 0OQ,W City Fire Hartford Co., $500. .O0.=
Spoitne0us combustion.
Dc 2lst, o'clock P. NJ, frame barn on
the oner Of Case Avenue and Cedar street.
entiely consumed, owned and occupied by
Wn Ford. Loss Sl,25O,OO. Insured in
/ Cle1land Commercial Co., $4,000 Orig n
Of fe unknown.
Tai loss S9,592.9O.
JAMES HILL, Fire Warden.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

WEaFERS MoSEY.-By reference to our
Bank Note List on the fourth page, it viii
be seen that the discount on the solvent
Banks Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Mis-
souri is quoted ct q per cent.--a reduction
Of 8 per cent. There is also reduction in
Wheeling and branches Of 2 per cent? in
Pittsburgh city 1 per cent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

- Wholesale purchasers i0ili md at J.
B. Cob q Castle largest st5ek n tie city q
School Books, 0atiine Maps, Church AEesir,
Bibles, Hymn BooNs, Laa0 and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, DC. ,l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

.
A GOLDEN IETTER.AThe Young Mems
Christian Association of Brooklyn, have is
sued the following admirable letter:
DEkh SrR-As the holidays ara approach
ing, the Young Mems Christian Association
would earnestly request you to exhort the
ladies Of your congregation to refrain from
placing the temptation Of the intoxicating
cup before their visitors on New Years day.
Is it asking too much to solicit a sermon or
exoFtation on this subject to your people, on
or before the last Sabbath in the year &? As
Young men, we make this request for the
sake Of young men, Respectfully,
RoBT- i. BUssISe, President.
HENRY H. DoYD, Cor. Sec. f.-'r
The vicious custom Of setting before visit
ors on New Years Day intoxicating liquors,
and urging them to drink because it is a
superior article, !" is one which we think
every Christian man is called upon to de-
nounee. There is no. reason for such a Gus
tom, for reason and experience ere strongly
against it. The young man who goes out in
the morning to exchange salutations with
frieads and enjoy their society, if required
to drink g whisky punches 9 egg nos,'
and the like, at each house he visits, viii be
found, ere half the pleasures of the day are
over, incapable of enjoyment, and pest
and annoyance to all with whom he may
come in contact. Such picture we have
seen on New Years day, and such we shall
undoubtedly see again, unless this detesta-
bIe practice IS abandoned. Don tiimagine
that because your guest is cold he should
have a glass of hot whisky to warm him.
The warmth derived from hot liquor is but
momentary, and its effect is to prepare the
system for greater susceptibility to cold by
reaction. a glass Of hot lemonade is much
to be preferred. But in our view, you can
give your guest aothing betterto drink, if you
deem it tnecessary. 70 give anything, than a
glass of pure sweet milk or cup Of coffee.
We hope our readers, and especially our lady
readers, will not find it necessary to the en-
tertainment of their friends to-day to spread
before them intoxicating drinks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

MIDSIeHr.--The funeral dirge Of the Old
Year and the greeting to the New Year were
played on the Trinity Chimes at y o'clock
last night. The solemn stiffness gave an
impressive effect to the sweet notes.
The firing of guns and pistols also told of
the death of The Old Year and the birth Of
the New.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

TRY IT.
lEIMKsT is prepared
-. - Sweet, Of Cen
pH-, NEEr-s EsFhLLtuLs - bean used il
sron fie racfpe of DR. stepnei ~ !,
49,. li,S 81 bone settcr, auo- ~ the nosl
sTsetieo Ter the last twenty years hely il il
i ..ttse,e .,,.al ,pd viii alleviate pain niol
than -, l,,, eeber preparation For an Rhea w.
as ,l.ryo6s ilssr.rs it is truly iniaihble, and u
5uts,ive for Sores, WOUNDS, spr'iiiis' Bruises ~
It's soathing healing, and powerful strengthening
uropons.s excite the just wonder and astonishmen.
oreu w, have ever given it a trial. over four
uundred certificates Of remarkable cures perierinec
byit within the last two years. ATTEST this iact
Forssle By Strong Aras.roue and wm fishe
- ss5vsrfisemeDt. sela7- R25d6w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

TIE CARRIER BoY.-To-day the Carrier
Boy who sfor twelve months in heat and
cold, storm and sunshine, has faithfully left
your paper at your door each morning, viii
ask you to purchase his New Year Address.
Do not refuse him, for he is worthy Ct ell
he asks, and the mite you VIII not miss viii
cheer his heart and encourage him in bis.
daily task.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

-Call on most any Druggist or Medi-
sine dealer and get one Of the Perry Davis Almanacs
II directions for the use Of the Yegetabe Pain kii-
II; yon win ind them instructive, and b iolia ing
.he direotions, an immense amount q su1ering can
be prevented and at trifing expense. Be SURE you
-st the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
is reputation, and great sale, many other and
yorthless preparations being palnled Of ppon she
1.5Ic. Don't delay, but get it, and test it.
Sold everywhere. and by Gaylord Hammond,
Tm Fiske Y. S. Mackenzie, strong Armstrong;
md T. ". sackridur. cleveland, ..
See Advertisement ina another column.
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,LnrnFR,s nm ms.

The following is an extract from letter written
oy the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the p" Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio ana speaks VOL
umes IN favor Of that word-reHowned medioine Of
Afus w1EsLow's sooTHEG SYRUP FoR CHILDREN
-EG:
ss an advertisement Ia your columns oi Mrs
= pothing Syrup. Now we never said 3
diss Of & patent medicine before In our liie'
oerod to say 70 your readers, thatthis
oesszF HAVE TRIED IT, AND Know IT 10
It Sc probably, one OF the most
- Is Of the day, because It is one Of
Of your readers who have babies
10 lay IN q supply
a ) another column. sep2sR2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

ATTENTION GEAYs.-You are hereby ordered
to appear at the Armory on Wednesday eve
ming, at "a o'clock. It being the first
monthly meeting in the year, at which the
annual election Of non-eommissioned officers
is held, it's expected that every member
viii be on hand promptly.
By order Of Commandant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
nr +. stair ! 81. Fosbionable Hal

10 E. Stair & Co., Fashionable Hatters
and Furriers, PAS Superior street, next west
of H. D. Kendall & Co., have received per
express, a large addition to their stock Of
FURs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
They would remind their friends that very
little money viii purchase an elegant set Of
Furs this season-and nothing makes so ac-
ceptable Christmas present Is an elegant
set of Furs from the store of
E.sTAIR & CO.,
decls;3l6 245 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

~ The Monthly Novelette,, the Maid OF
Monterey, by Ned Buntline, Flag of our
Union, Welcome Guest, late London papers,
late Reporters, are at Hawks & Bros.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

BRYANT, ForsON, sTRkTToN & FELToN' s
COLLEGE-NEw YEAR's GIFT WRrT1xG CLASS.
Terms of ads3ission for one month, and
THIS MONTH oSLY; For clubs Of pupils, Sc
for clubs Of 8 pupils, so for one lady OF
gentleman, s.; for lady and gentleman, IS.
N. B. Those getting up clubs can attend
gratuitously.
Class will commence january 8, 1861
Tickets can besIlad- at the College. ct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
rPro6ably no Bitters have such popl

nthose pat up by DR.. S. o. Richardson, Of
ading, Mass. Their curative properties are
NNWlA They are administered in nervous dis
lvia, depression Of spirits, inactivity
liver, - gsia, with complete success.
Ths sherry Wine Bitters are for sale by GAYLORD 3
zmmond, Strong & Armstrong, and Q. s. Mneken-
zie, Cleveland, o.
EE-sea hararti.anant elsewhera.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

READ r.-Don't fail % read the spirited
and beautiful poem entitled ~The Vision Of
the Old Year" which appears in our coli
umns to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

DUoKED.--A lad skating on the river near
the foot of Bath street, yesterday afternoon,
broke through the ice and received a thor
ough drenehing. Skaters should be careful
how they venture about cracks and air
boIaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

NEW YEAR WRrrISG Class, beginning on
January Sd, 1860. A big turn ont anticipa-
ted. Call and make arrangements Terms
for this one class very reasonable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

-Can not be denied, that the celebrated
ma popular medicines Of Dr. s. A. Weaver, far sur
sassss all other remedies for humers and chronic
somplaints. An over the country people are ad-
tertsinz this fact II they truly good as they
are said 70 be and there is reason 70 doubt they
are truly blessing q suffering humanity
Fnr saIe by Stronr 4 Armstrong and WIN. Fiske.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

CALL.--You will be greeted with kindness
to-day at ]. B. Glenn & Co.'S, 14O Ontario
street. Don't fail to be there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01


BOARD OF EDueArIoE.LThs Board held a
special meeting last night.
The Committee on Teachers, in connection
with the Superintendent, repeated the fol-
lowing persons for temporary and perm a.
nent employment as teachers in schools
designated saa tH1
Prospect street Boys Secondary Miss
johnson. Temporary. 70 oa
Eagle street Boys seeondary--Miss Bise-
low. Temporary 6. .4 90 i
Eagle street Girls seeOndary-8fiss Card
ner. Permanent, r4-q
West St. Clair Boys Miss
Bentley. Permanent. a. 4r
West st. Clair Grammar Department.
Miss Wallace, assistant. Permanent.
East st. Clair Grammar Department
Miss Whipple, assistant Permanent.
East St. Clair Girls Primery-Miss Nor
gan. Temporary. saae ei s s.i-
Hicks street Girls Intermediate-AIis
Walker. Permanent. ls
Report accepted and recommendations
adopted
The COMMITTEES on Text Books madsR re-
port recommending the substitution Of stod-
darts for COlinan' 5 Arithmetic. ia1isa isii
a motion prevailed 10 carry out the re-
commendation if It can be done without
extra expense. ea ~ ---6 -. IL
A motion to instruct the teachers Of the
schools to notify foreign pupils to pay up
arrearages or Withdraw from the schools,
was adopted.
Adjourned to next Monday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

FURs, FURs, FuRs-LAsT CALI.-We have
still on hand splendid assortment Of La
dies, and Gents Furs, which must be sold
before the holidays are past.
Those who would avail themselves of the
privilege of purchasing at first cost would
do we'll to call before the bargains are all
taken. FULLER & CO.,
1873 and 1876 Water Street, Cleveland.
deels:S1e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

RAFFLE.-A diamond cluster pin and
ring, valued at 1920, will be rafled for this
evening, at the Terrapin Lunch. Tickets g
each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

- Hawks & Bro. have atiine assortmen
of diaries for the New Year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

No PEPER.-There win be no paper issu-
ed from this office tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

FEsTIYAhs--For Che benefit Of the Rev. E.
Burket, pastor of the Union Buptiat Church,
at the Union Hall, 242 Superior street, on
Thursday evening, January Sd, 1901 Ad-
mission 10 cents. dts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

~ All shoold not tail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof. Wood in tO-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

BElNK PARKER.-Live-Y and Boarding
Stable, 90 ssneea. street, A No. I Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
4 sep34R2S;iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

~see advertisement of DR.. sanford's
I.ivsrInvigo. .-ator-
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@Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physical and moral that guide her operations HeS
gifts we're made to uss snd not abuse The direful
results arising nom the latter are esioni che most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome BY
a careful perusal of she work, HHuman Ffaiity, or
Psychological Rssearches.' II viii lead those De
based aud degraded victims that hover the brink
Of dissolution, to the paths Of happiness and virtue.
Head ed Be oonYioed, the truth is there.
r advertisement Of ''Triesemarp in another
d BY Dr. Barrow, lsl Blseeher st., New
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