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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17
J. w. BRADlEY's
Patent Duplex EIiptieal Spring
StK L R T.

T'HIS Invention consists of Dnplex-or
two-Eiptie Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
gty and firmly together edge to edge, making the tough
est most Elastic Flexible and durable spring used
aong the weaer In consequence of its great elasticity
hekoeness To place aud fold Il when In use easily snd
WIN The same convenience silk muslin dress 1t en-
ey ooSiates aud silences the only affections Hoop
Skrt VIZ the annoyance TO the well as the
especially In crowded assemblies. carriages railroad cars
church pews or in crowded place. from the difficulty of
contracting them and the occupancy ofsma space This
tirey the difficulty while giving tile skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form. and the igest and most
and graceful appearance for the street. opera promi
zoe or house dress lady having enjoyed pleasure
enort snd great convenience of wearing ohe Du-
spring Skirt for single dsy will never after-
Ses Niilngiv cspense with the or them They are
ue fane and great improvement over otker
ior MISSES and young Ladies' who wear short
,ne eassieity and he esibity thers prevents when
n contact with anything crowding the hoon close to
rom pnshng out the other side Of the boon ~
s sna again. they are much nore durable and moi
70 bend or break, get OF shane The Isott
s, % su the SKIRTS are also Double Steel and tito -
~ Covered 10 prevent the covering from weana IN
M s as snsn Dragging down sairs stone steps H. ftaS
sy ~ eonssnuy subject 10 when In use LIl,rs S t
" oil corded tapes every mart on tbs Lt r. r.
- tne sey oest materials; gu ,rantesd In ever 49,.
% ,s % o r we BEST most comfortable aud most
Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic sprirg Skirt for
Ashtabua, August l. 1854. ''oinEk; sss
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Marrow Escape OF uishop meIIyan..

ou bis late voyage home from Europ. Bsh.
ep Mellvaine, Of this Episcopal Dineese, had q
very narrow escape from drowning. 1t i.
related as follows 10 the GamJier Episeupa!ian
in an article ffom Assistant Bishop BedelI:
The Bishop o. the Diocese arrived in
Ne" IoFk as'Ssinrday. 26th, by the steam.
ship Elna: l'Sfhs passage was unsuslly
stormy and perilons and only signal mef
cy OF God saved our beloved B,.hop from
being washed into the ssa, beyond sny pos
asility OF rfhef. For sixteen days. during
which the pssssgs. iasied, strong gales were
encountered, almost all the time dead
ahead. There was scarcely day when the
passengers dsred. ia go on deck. Or
one occssiop. whilst the Bishop aud severa
other passeogers wers msking their way to
fhe saloon. q wave rose above The ship
and cresting q that moment, fell With tire.
msDdous force upoa Che vessel. The wind.
ward bulwsrks we're instantly stove, and
the water rpshing 10 carried the Bishop,
and others who we're with him. down 10
Ieeward. half drowned. Que poor little
cabin boy the Csp,pins servsat. a gentle
end attractive had. was swept overheard
Nothing coald bs do1e TO save him. for the
snip itself was Staggering under the blow.
10 making sigrest e6oft 10 sare himself.
me bishop spfaired his ankle, but recover
MS footing ;tjn . Domsut was thrown
sgsso' a MD limel wss on the poins Of
ee'ng throws vhen 1two OF the stewards.
ssas s on sesditlons spfapg out OF the
- Ths 40 :, . :h'u into : place of SAFE
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U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

! / HE Secretary of the Trensnry gives no.
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes. payable three years from aug io,h 1904 win semi
annual interest at the rate OF seven and three enths per
cent per annumpncpala and neres both TO be paid in
lawful money
These notes will be convertible the option OF the hold
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-.
Inc notes wutee 'ans"hea TO tho ownsr' ee OF Trans
portS''on cnarees soon aer tno receipt Vi INV
Cirtihcates oil Deposit IS they san be prepared
the notes draw interest nom august ' persons max.
~ l1s epVcl'o 80 - -. f'
w. 80 ''' - fr..
rslufs sepoAuas ."en9 n'e 'nousaaa uoa's snu up
"sras ior 'ese no'es AZ any one 's win pe aowe' com
mission OF Que qoa'e oi one per cent wnen WI" oe paa
o. o,is.d ., ~ .h s. "a, -. an, -.
40. ,,,as No a,dnr.;on. Coz .o;.,,o,s .,, ,, "a.
- A.. ,.. "
81 a IL a. ' An AZ Ss oF THIS LoAN' =
H' is National Ssrings Bank, offering higher rate OF
interest than any other and the bet srerty Any saving,
hank which pays its deposiors in U.s. Notes. consider.
that paying in the best circulating medium OF the
try and pay in anything BETTER for its asset,
eheri government securities or in notes bonds
able in government paper.
Ills equally convenient ssn terporarr or perm,nsnt IN
yestnent The notes can always be sold for within
on of their face and accumulated interest and ARE the
be. security with banks as collaeras for siscouns
T,o,ny. 80: o.: soo cy
''' INV 20" P'' ee"'' ~ Uo'o
attE Bond.
Auion 70 ee very hoerai interest on the notes Ter
nre years. nis privilege OF conversion now worth aeeut
nree per cenper annum Tor the current rate for 20
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Ssp .. =. 4 fv's'ss rrs
j 1ooj <s'z..seseS a
Isr oro. iossiss rArIon.

lsr GRO. ,ossfss rArLon.
s--r,.,d, Marvl.ndl beautiful Marylsndl
Lying In light 10 the sun and the seal
= Shout nom thy mountain sioen
Sing where each river glides 4.
Thunder with oHsps iidesl
Maryland Maryland beautiful Marylandl
Praise God Spr Maryland NNtay'gg'dds'yrst
Maryland Marylandl oft chastened Maryland,
Long las oppressiop hung dark over thee.
Now every fetter breaks
Now new life awakesl
axe shout tll the ws,sln Msau,aSss shakes S.s.,
Maryland Maryland sorely-tried Mafylandl
Bless God for Muryland Marydnds free
Marylandi Maryland l::eopquering, Maryland!
sBlest are the pstsiots thy glory that seel
Sing. for thy foes are dead
Drowned In wars biilows redl
Thou art to Canaan led
rsSueS Marylands ficel
Marylandi Marylandl hail happy Maryland
Thank God for Maryland Morytands .t5eel
Marylandl Maryland gloryfed Marylandl
Sacrificed Scaled with the blood of the free!
No in thy streets no more,
Purified Baltimore,
New Englahd's blood shall pourl
Baltimore freel
Baltimore. Baltimore bloodrcdeemed Baltimor
Praise God for Baltmore Batimore's ffeei
Meryland! Maryland penitent Maryland!
First from pollution and perilto flee!
First fruits of them that slept!
Where thy dark children wept
Freedoms bright robe hath swept
Matykpad's free!
weepfor joy,Maylsnd, shout Sorjoy, Maryland
Bless God for Maryland! Maryand'S free!
Marylandi Maryland mot alone, Maryland
Sound for Mysransom the sweet jubilee!
Millions that hear Oft,
Awed by. the fear of 1t! ..,a
Fired by the cheer of it
Soon shall be free,
All thegreat Southern land, down to fair Mexi
cos strand,
Down totheIsthmus band soon shall be FREE
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One poor fellow was thrown down the
hatch way, and broke bis arm. For few
momsn,s there was imminent danger that
the Bishop would be washed overheard (;
aud then ibcre could, have been no help
But the Lord deliyercd him. ,s rs !
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Warmers Pinoiea,



SHOULD DO possessed by every man
~ and woman in the country. Being more volatile, is
hf Superior TO Bensole or Naptha, for hiii hs1'i'
ro3 Removing Grease Spots, ds'i7d
and much more agreeable 20 use s mot only void Of
that horrible scent but possesses agreeable and pleasant
odor supplying the place Of cologne other petfumey
lass greater affinity for oils than any known Substance
and hence unes with them Immediately, and evaporste
leaving the garment entirely free nom spot or stain
How many valuable coats thrown aside usess.
gloves dresses carpets aud garments OF all descriptions
valueess from the cause all OF which be saved
with one bottle Of the Pinoles. ' Ii'N1 $3.50 hIl
The following Of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemeni
Mr.. wARNxR--Dear siri have tried your Pinoea and
find 1t far superior 10 anything used for ing
greaee spots think II very valuable article, and would
cheerfully recommend Il to my friends and the public Eve-
y person should have bottle will save 500 worth
Of clothing. Pref AMOS d. LUCE
Kingsviile June 1894.
Mr.. N. r. WARNER Dear sir You nsk to give my
candid opinion To the merits of your Pinolea. This
cheeruly do have used during the past year. and
cost acts like magic In removing that may chance
10 fall upon garment coat whose collar has be
come so soed 10 give shabby appearance to the whole
dress by the ofthe Pnoc entirely ceansed and
to the Of the noea that obtains against most other de
terRents Instead ofa odor u has the perfume
begamot but by exposure to the and air. all oor
vanshes 1t administers TO comfort his money
and makes him respectable. Yours. &c. ID AN''
A. JUDs0N BARRETT, A. N. Nd. s
Principal of Kingsville Academy.
Such commendatr1s coming from such the above
are truly hatterng Many others might be added but the
Address vi. II. warner.
T56 % a.l.a Kingsville o. I
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We claim for Mower that IL is superior to any other
in market for several reasons:
IT is LESS SCoMPLICATEii-A SIMPLER MACHINE.

We claim for Mower that superior to any other
in market for several reasons:
1T is LESS SCoMPLICATE!i-A SIMPLER MACHINE
well understood principle in Mechanics that Tia,
least complication and the least gearing machinery ne
cay 10 subserye the purpose for which IL is designed the
better ours Is the only sngi egeared Mower now in mar
ket and wall need no argument to convince frmers thai
because OF this fact it will be less liable get Of order
and more readily repaired il accidentally broken
ur Mower ts better than Of its compe
reason In the construction of rival Machines their
tors have found necessary TO gear them high mo
ton, to prevent 'elog ging Heret FORE those Machine
having the highest motion have been mos. popular with far
mers, as coggng as been Of the difficulties Il
be overcome and the higher the motion the
by an improvement which made iu Mower we prevent
cogng and retain low notion knife max less thar
fourteen revolutions 10 Of the vewhee which Is less
than twothrds OF the motion in other Machines Henc,
hey oer less resistance to the horses more durable
than those Of higher motion.
oor knife Is placed line with the axis Of the drive
wheel which is found seryiceabe in moving on knoll or
~ guy having comparatively low moou 1t is les La
pie 20 break when drought up" by hidden stub or stone
ADDED to the fact that cutting bar
enable us 10 NOV rougher meadows with greater
thnn can oe done with any other Mower.
EhceptinS the Tongue, machine made wholly of
and steel hence durable than those made largely m
wood and therefore certain 70 shrink swell. and wesr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

IONE HUNDRED e. SEVENTY FIVE
PIECES OF MUSIC FOR
TWO DOLLARS AND Il HALF!
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
choice collection OF piano forte mu.ie eomnri,ng tb.
most fashionable and popular music OF the day.
F.4 U s It .ALTZ,
And ia beautiful pieces viii be found in
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
Shodow Dance, from Dinorah,
Arranged by Brincy Pchards and l74 beautiful
music will be found in
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
Concert Polka,
BY ornstoek, and ia beautiful tieces Of music will be
found in ~ w
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
II Bocio. Vulse,
And ia beautiful pieces of music win be found i
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
Detroit .Scho,ti,h,
And l1i beautiful pieces of music TO Re found in
THE GOLDEN CHORD
Wedding Bells,
Dy Wely and Ia beautiful pieces music will be found m
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
MaideL's p royer,
And ia beautiful pieces of music will be found in
THE GOLDEN CHORD
Dream on the Ocean, Waltzes,
And IVA beautiful pieces OF music will he found IN
THE GOLDEN CHORD.
a, Listening Mother
Bg Bnley Richards and ia beautiful pieces of music will
be found in r.s
TIE GOLDEN CHORD
Starlight Waltz,
Aad ia beautiful pieces ofmusic will be found IN
THE GOLDEN CHORD
The Musical Clock,
By Qundant and ia beautiful pieces of music will be found
in
TIE GOLDEN CHORD
Every Piano Player should have a copy OF
TIL e G OLDEN ORD.
Price Bo"nd in boards, so so
Price Bound in Cloth, 90
5. BRAINARD & CO., Publishers.
'oo. CLEVELAND, ONO.
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Ashtabula Union School.
George w. wait., Avn. sup.nri.Aa.-l

AGeofNe W. Wette, A. ~. Superfnfendsnt
70. ". warn Principal Of High School,
Mss sARAH H.PArkrn, ---s-rtr-s Grammar
Miss CARRR Z. Kixo, fntersedats Depau den,
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Depsrtn ent
Miss SUSAN W. wnDrE. Primary Department
Mis-; ExsA EssreS. = CS = Assistant In Primary
The Schools Free 70 all persons OF suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Disc attached thereto
for School purposes" .a. t---
Forty weeks constitute year. Terms for pupils from sbfOat
w.!lht
For Primary uer aunum. $500
For Grammar 1900
For High school $500
ruttion paysb Ie IN advance.
All applications for admission to be made TO he superin
tendant
The Fall Term commences Monday September 5u
1858, and the Winter Term Monday, January 3D. 1885,
is highly desirable should b e,o th opei
ing Of terms. No pupils out of the village viii bt received
ess period than term, and deduction OBJ
cept IN casss Of sickness or removal.
s. s & \ ssS5s 6 SsSRtfs n'.rs.' ra''.'.
| ...-. II. FAssxrr. Pres'f.
! II. l.. MoRRIsos Treas. -.
| Q. G. CULLEr, Board OF Educsti""'
| J. B. CRosBY,
1 WM SANBoRx, a.
A. F. BcBsARn, sssrs.ory.
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l AND For Sale in East Trumhull - A
~ bout 10 Acres of Land with good House, Barn an
out udngs In prime ORDER with good water choice
fruit situated in East frumbu three miles from the village
OF Rock Creek being the premises occupied By
menter.
4 lso. Grisi Mil, known as the Clark
MIL with about 20 of Land situated de-
scribed premis The Min is well situated business on
durable stream is in gooe repair has two of stone bolts
smut achiue rolling screen, elevators &c. complete The
above described property will CHEAP as the owner il
about removing to the West and reasonable credit will be Civ
en- for portion oftLs purchase money. Apply
o. II. FITCH, Real Estate Agent.
Ashtabula, May 20, 1868. II sm7oo
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THE "GENEsEE VALLEY" WEIGHS
But little over 500 Pound.
And Ia nghtness the simplicity Nit. msehipsrv ~,
ness OF potion and its freedom from high gearing consps
THE EASIEST DRAWING MOWER UsrD,

THE EASIEST DRAFTING MOVER USED
The operator is enabled throw the shaft attached q,
kue out and in gear at pleasure; and having timber
ting bar the knife can be folded up the machine
hence can be conveniently transported from field 10
The seat attached by long sprn9s 40
elderly men and partial nyads enabled TO opersts n
and It's simplicity Of gearing makes Il noaeIes IN
double geared machines II will be advantage 10 farmer
in Erie, Crssord and Aahtabaa conntes and in ycnifes
contiguous 10 mandatory to buy machines made
home, 10 that any part should be accidentally breken
new piece eosld be readily substituted. -
To men Of responsibility, living where the seuesee Val
has not bsen usec, make this offer: will LET Won
axe one on trial. with the agreement your part TO pur
ehas II provided II shall good herein recon-
yos being hsJadge. We believe In the superiority
~ oe AoSers, and shall embrace every opportunity per
uaos farmers to give them trial These assertions are
ea upon actual experiments Oser hundred Machines
ss eeught and used BY farmers PennsyI
past season, TO every OF whom refer persons
oesioas OF Puehasing. man moved sixteen acres n
doine -, anohe moved an acre In forty mnuies-both
aoney challenge all persons interested IN the sale of
~ s..s 20 neet us In TRIAL MOVING MATCH on
~ ~ o. sfoand and In all Of grass We claim 10
snS ~ % 'w rpuEher msadoHz TO more acres 10 dsv
a., me same number Of acres with greater ease
We III ~, =. ~, uone m win any other Machine
., - ~. ~ vel finished Mower including two kpives
r. ~ee, Sc Tor One hundred dollars AT the shop
OF pureha.rs ss are charging ss desiroas
sxs o. ms same VII 6nd the oId EsvIt rosad @
sas'1i IN, Q, can address ne 1t ERIE, Penns -
Liberal Discoant Made 10 A cents ii A.
1's rA' Asss iss<. s.sE .. 4 !. DENsxoau
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n.s DR.. TOBIAS
vENETIAN LINIMENT.

~ ,.-r~.,s.1 N ~ '"r Z HIhs ana "A ebes and
sures. superior 10 aly other Group Il positively
,if"t ts. i1 snd yoarzsvss With bottle
ussfis w di.ssAs which gives no potico
sor E en- hs ssneDsdat may b TOO late Re-
n 80 tsstis - LnAsns ~ :. never hils Price Is aud
sEs-xr i- lss. E. ~ go s~'-ss
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Lake County is the nearest and convenient for
quality OF its stone superior for mnes o, texture and
Durability Stone cut to dimensoss and any purpose
dressed IN the most worknanke at short notice
oroers solicited for Fagging Steps, WellStones Under
psnnny window and Door Caps and Sls Coping and Wa
yer when the travelling is good parties may do the
Thompson Dee. ., IsS2. s5s
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hsasAxH Af2S&1EZ
HouM Inform The People of Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania, Of Ftw Facts :
Fact No /.
is that Gen. Burnside will take Rich,
Il mond In less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitter,
Is bound to win later. And he-Abrsham-ad-
vises US to still go and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
extremely and unaccountsby Low PRICES aud says
Fact No. III,
That there Is in Beni.hted Ahtabua more Complete
better Selected Stock Of
Groceries,
than ours bought before the advance and will Re sold
accordingly they will give an AWFUL PILE of Goods for
OF my Green Backs, with my phiz thereon, and notice
that in
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pile of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
nd by the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the itt. Abes
ave crammed our store with
Dry Goods,
prices to beat the World you you find ever,
thing from pin to hogshead ofSugar. Aud in
Fact No: ",
You will Hnd they take all kinds of PRODUCE any thing
the Farmer or Mechanic has to sell for their goods
Fact No. V,
We sell OF goods for PAY and keep no Books, come
prepared lont mention Trust has become out
entirely wit s You will see in
Fact No. VI,
That they Paying CASH for Flour and Sail Keg Hoops
Lumbe, So
Fact No. VII.
You will ent least 10 per cent by buying Of us.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row is soon TO give place to more
comnodious and imposing structure for the accommodation
of our increasing business.
Call and us, door South of the Post Office.
Ashtabula. Nov. rs. 1862. HASKELL L son.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most adva,ta
and supplied with every convenience opeHsd
this line and ts connections. and every attention paid to
their wants From Harrisburg where will be found every
convenience for feeding and resting choice offered
Philadelphia New York and Baltimore Markets. This viii
also be found the shortest quickest and most direct route
~ York. via Allentown. and with fewer changes than any
other. ENoCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt. Altoona Pp,
l.. l.. HOCPT. Gen. Tsekrt Agenf, Philad 4ih
out7sa W. II. HOLMES. Gen. Fep. Sgen, ,IndinmspsRs
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Silk Goods, Shawls and Hosiery

RLAUk Dress silks, and Fancy Silks at
prices far below the market. Foulard Silks For.nl
and hs,celine sk Broehe Tbbet, and Chasmere shaw.
BLACK siik shawls. Hosiery and GioIss Of q. kinds at
hORRIsOE's
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S LIE EPING CARS ~,
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, NJ York, Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Frss.
FREIGHTs.


FIR EIG H rs.
By this route Freigh descriptions can be
to and from Philadelphia, New York. Boston or Batmore
10 and from any point ts Railroads Ohio Keutycky
Indiana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri v Psi Rad
direct The Pennsylvania Rail Road alec connets AT Pdff
burgh with steamers by which goods be forwarded IL
any port on the Ohio Muskngum, Kenruky Missouri Kan
sas Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois Mississippi Wisorsi
Arkansas and Red Rivers: and at Csean Sandueky and
Chicago With eamers to all ports fbe Nortk western
Lakes Merchants and shippers entrustng the
OF their freight to this company rely with eonfdenes on
Its speedy transit. -
THE HATES GF FREIGHT to and from any point in th,
West by the Pennsylvania Central Road al all tss ss
fargrahe as are charged by ofher C0mpanies
Be careful TO mark packages "via Penna Cent? r.
For Freight contracts shipping directions apply Of
address either of the following Agents Of the conpnhy.
d. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE a Co, Transfer Agent. Pittsburgh 'a
H. W. BROWN Co. Cincinnati, Ohio
r. G. MsLDRuM Go, MadiFon, Iudians. ' 70.
T.. MOORE, Louisville Kentucky. 'ii w.
W. NJ AiKNAS, Evansville Indiana.
r. +. Sass Saint Lonis, Missouri.
CLARKE Co, Chicago, Illinois.
J. II Nc CetM, Portsmouth, Ohio.
J. NJ LOVE- Nav svie, Kentucky.
HALL Co, Marietta, Ohio.
f. AyRRs, Muskingum River
W. II. a l.. LANGLEY, GalipoIis Oofe,
II. 3. PIERc. Co. Zanesvile, Ohio.
N. II. IfUDsoS Ripely, q. I-fy
r. G. MELDRuM, General Travelling Agent '-' ''
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Brewery.

EDWIN r, WILLIAMS & ALBERT
~ A. STRONG, nnder the name and firm of strong A
CO. have fitted brewery upon the most approved Ian
re makinga '
Superior article Of Beer and Ale,
which cannot be surpassed in city They are now fur
nshng the to the good people Of Abtebia and
w. in bArrel half, quarte and eighth bbl packages 749
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THE best quality Of Carbon Oil at
Il 7b3 HENDRy-s DRg6 s1oRx.