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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
A Tourl. witness.

They have a curious specimen o
human nature in North Carolina
Everybody remembers the celebrated
cousin Sally billiard Case, and here
is one recently reported, which is not
far behind it. The writer gives il
under the head of legal proceed
ings:
Action for work and labor done IN
cutting ditch on defendants land
Flea: Payment and set off, in bacon
and corn meal.
Plaintiff son on the stand--Recol-
leets the ditching perfectly, but seems
to forget all about the bacon.
you say your daddy did all this
work? Do you know what he got for
it, Inquired the attorney for the
defendant.
He's got nothing for it, as / ever
heard on, that's what he never got, y
answered the witness.
Didn't your daddy get Germ aud
bacon from the defendant in pay for
ditching?'
Never heard of his getting no corn
nor bacon"
What lid your daddy and family
live on last summer
''Vittles, mostly"
'sWhat sort of victuals?
well, meat and bread, and some
times whiskey."
Well, where did he get that meat
and bread?"
'Well. first one and then from
another"
"Did he not get some of it from
the defendant
.sHe mought"
Il know that he thought, but did
he? that's the question"
..Well, he mought and then you
know, he moughn't.
With considerable excitement and
in tones of thunder
answer the question, and no more
of this trifiing with your oath. Did
your daddy or did he not, get corn
and bacon from the defendant for
ditching?'
"Well, now, he mought; it di(ln
occurred zactly, You know"
Here his honor interposed, and
with stern tBiiclal frOwn, addresses
the witness thus wise
ssWitness. you must answer tile
question or the court will be compel
ledto deal wit you. Can't. you say
yes or noz' - ssE
Il reckon. -
Well. then, answer yes or no.
Did or did not your daddy get corn
or bacon at the time referred to? in
quired the court
Witness, now fully aroused, and
conscious of his danger
''Weu, Judge, / can't edzactly re
member, you know, seein' as how il
all been dun eat up, but planting
himself firmly, as one determined to
ont with it, to the best of my rocker
leckshun, if my memory serves me
right, he mought, and then again he
moughn't.
The plaintiff saved his bacon. Yer
dict accOrdino-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
THE LADY'S FRIEND
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by Elizabeth Prescott, author OF "Told by the
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
TERMS

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The getter up ola Club will always receive
a copy of the PREMIUM ENGRAVING
Members Of club wishing the Premium En-
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lars.
Address DEACON & PETERSON
3l9 WALNUT st Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
A Sewing on Machine. Premium.

WILCOX & GIBBS CELEBRATED
noiseless Sewing Machines offered as premi.
ums for snbscribersto -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
Our Sewing Machine Premium.

The machine we offer (WILCOX &
GIBBS, is the No ,, as described in the
manufacturers list, cash price $50, furnished
with hemmer. Teller and braider.a This ma
chine has become a household iavorte on &C
cornt of its noiselessness. rapidity, and easy
management. A child can work il
For so subscribers to Home Magazine. and
800, We send one of these machines. Butr
order TO enable those who cannot pr ocure SC
many subscribers TO geta machine, We have
so arranged the offer that. by the addition of a
sum above W hat may be secured for subscrip
tions, OF from So to $50. according to size o.
list, any one NAV obtain a machine. Send q
cents for specimen number OF Home Ma gazHC
and get full particulars.
Address # :. ARTHUR & CO..
323- Walnut ST. philadelphia, IA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
gheggspablisaa.
WILLIE.

g 'aAkkLs 49,
Willie came to me wooing -
File, Willie, fel
To no purpose all your sueing, =
I'll not wed-not l.
Willie only came more oftenf+ IL ~
File. Willie, fie.
Al-yourStalking meier can soften Y =
~ = '''siN as = IIlhC
Still he came, and still he pleaded
1SFie, Willie, fie, a5stetlss rs oHa
Sure such rash VOWS ne'cr were needed:
III not wed-nOt l.
ssis6 ca .z4flsf5c o.
That is, stupid no, al present
Go, Willie, go; $500
Suenrut.e Questions are unpleasant :
Can't you take "a No?
Eegging, suppiicating, pressing; ass Il
No, Willie no, A s1f
AL at once Atwas quite distressing
Willie turned TO go. "a
When found couldn't get him
Aught more sweet TO say
Go--of course, couldn't let him. si =
Willie, darIing,-stay.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
The Universal Clothes Wringsr.

This wringer, with cog wheels, which prevent the
rubber from twisting breaking the shafts, will
fit any wash tub. will wiring clothes almost dry with
out wearing or tearing them, and will not break
buttons, hooks and eyes, etc. Its India rubber
muscles get tired Clothes wruDS with this
Wrnger--so much of the water is pressed out will
dry in quarter ofthe time that they would if wrung
by hand. The hand wrinSing of Clothes like hand
rubbing, tears and wears them out too fast. The
washer-woman destroys more clothes in day than
the wearer ia "a week
The Universal Wrfnger took the first
premium at the Worlds Fair, in London az the last
tNo Great Fairs Of the American Institute, and at
the most important State and County Fairs. There
have been nearly quarter of a million of those
wringers already sold.
BB- Canvassers are Wanted ia al The
places rhere appointments hare aot already been made
ErciHsire sale 9HaraReed Liberal terms tciU be gireH
10 responsible parties. Send for circslGrs.
Il. G. BROWSING, General Agent,
81 Coartlaad Street, Ne,c York.
may 81, 1S66-6m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29

A man inquired at the post-office
in Erie, Pennsylvania, the other day,
for letter for "Enry Hogdon," he
was told there was none. sLook
ere," he replied, a little angrily,
oyou've hexamiDed hold letter for
nv name. 1t don't commence with
a haichl 1t begins with a no! Look
in the ole that's got the hos"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29
lEMOREsT,s YOUNG AMERICA.

0AEMOREST'S YOUNG AMFRICA.-
LA new. vers Entertaining, Instructive.
Artistic and sPlendidly Illustrated Moothly
Magazine for Boys and Girls; to include
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Music, Poems, and other entertaining Litera-
tore. presenting Museum of the good, the
useful and the beautiful, for very voung Amer
icn, without exaggerations or frivolities. Sim
gle Copies, Is cents; Yearly, $3.50; Add
tional Copies, 81 90, or five for $500. A
large annbeautiiufcoi9red engraving present
ed free with the first No.; also 10 each single
sybcriber as 81 50. asgood Micw-eope, o. a
packa gel ofblagic Photographs. SinSla sop
les mailed free on receipt of price. Send for
specimen No. Address w. JcnningsDe-
rnorest, 473 Broadway, My a.osl 2ziiaass
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29

Manageable young ladies are in
demand out west \ yankee writes
thus to his father: Suppose you
get girls some new teeth and send
them out here
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29

paddy" said joker, ''why don't
you get your ears cropped-they are
entirely too long for a man?' "And
yours" replied Pat, sought to be
lenghtened-they are too short for a
man"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-29

The editor who kissed his sweet
heart, saying ''please exchange" is
believed to have exceeded the prop
er liberty of the press"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERa-AUs a.,


The German Savings Bank agt, the Up.Iovn
Savings Bauk-Motion granted. =
granted. 49, IIE.1f ffr1'V
Christian Giles sgt Jackson Schultz Application fss -
Injunction refused. -
Kathleen T. Brown agt Jason W. Hat3e Motion grsatsO
Joseph Schwagschidt agt jackson Schnls-lnjaheee8
denied - 'f =. : 81. Ia a
Mary M.trda wiher sgt VIM. W. wIihsr. -Rspeet q
Referee confirmed. ".
Nathaniel Putnam agt Atrs B. Tsyor.-Mosiou srsnss&
confirming referees report. - n ..-.55r.-. ..
jas. r. ID Laner agt Luther B. wynsn.-Motior ersntel
Joel T. LYMAN agt Max Newnen,-No.on granted. y
Amos c. Little agt. james H. oonkn.-Motior srsate0
and receiver appointed s~ s.t1l
John Callahan eg. Edward c. Moore; Jas. Devns 80
Fredk. p James ct al-Afo,ions granted - I
James Hazetf al egt james Gn-Mo,ion 10 dsehasIa
from arrest denied
Samuel MoBarnsY agt Isaac r. X. Motion dsoe
Geo W Renhart agt. Francis Reiphart-I not sstj4
fed with the tesmony let be referred to Arthur Sosns
esq, TO axe further proof IT, 4
Michael Donahuc Gyt jackson y S.bgtr-Noiion vi ~
luu s.oB denied; order 20 10 settled. y
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ceqal Notices


ST. T o. NV York.
OFvrce OF 4ut sRclsiAhi or rfArt'
AtEAsY. 10y IN ioge - -
,,,o,bo SHERIFF orthe COUNTY OF NEW-4 O ,l,l,
I .,,bv -ivn tint hr OF 81 RAJ ELLClH,
fft'.. Stale o. tse TUESDAY % cam ~ i,ai ~,
~ of November next, tho following oMesi' lo'0 ' "
~ o.,oo- &, The n re- Of Reuben ?. Feuton' 49,.
T,,,sraui. oy-iiof iu the piece o. 4 ID. rr-.c
On, -,ui..,o.r,. Co. the place OF ie I'm ~ ~ '.
i,.,.f t,r or sfe.e Pr,ous. In TIE place a ' ..,
W III ty, o. olicr VIII expire on tie 'a'' day ol pee'lp''
,, 4, ,be Fori-th Ccupe'a ~ The United s.ies i9f
s. Z -xfh and Eighth Neidt 81 tue Cty ana county
~ Y5rt end Governor island ID, A., r,,.l e,o, g,
--tiyris fhe rotcth Cou-ess oi the United St5ei yi
a. IN C.a-rrs ioua D.trc', comiosed Of GO StNea,
-ieen oni Foureelth Wards OF tle Gay ana No'9 o. o"
i the Foriissh Congress Or TIRE United Ssie' 'ot
Al. ssh Congregational tct composed o. me n' f"o'
si,teeall Of Cry sud Comfy Z .r" ote s 20
Reprcseu. SCI ID tlo toriirlh Consre i Dll o..e ~.
a. seventh Corr-e.s oual District, COUP OF ~ o'ou o~
er.snfe-rh MAIDS ofthe City and County 'f % r,,.
A .evressr &. the fofi-th Con-scs o ii ,''
a., Eirhih Congressional District cq.t ~ -. 80 49,
se AID I,g, no. lr wards O.. che Cs aaa I'un] q Ne"
alive IN ,hc Farteth Conr.'' Of hs rritrd states for
.ib C-r-e..ioat District lca OF az t"tltn sue
81 rc y.r~r,rI Wards 81 ths ~ uui County OF NsW.
! II, end .-f,s,rs Wirdr AMI Randall .,d.r,
COUNTY OFFICERS 10 b. ELES IEp'
r,eotv.ons Members Of Assembly
Register TIC ace q John sieO 5'L. a.. "a q.
ecodr 10 p.soc o. JoAu t. hac<i Nto wss epporit 70
v.carey stoned by TIC reg y ' ~ '-tn l. hpAhho
s',-rovpi,, I'm thr p's n Gideon J. 2, cs.r -
~, Sal. ors the place Of smith lily jr and W iam l.
"a g ga The rlce n Louis Nouu,nu who or oiaed 10
o gs,rrcv occssioued by the death If Edward CO Inns
rho oi;e will expire on tie i dsy Of December
rpt e, -. = p,..,s.- - r...- :, -v,,,,-, 81,
t rr 40 An Net provide Tor tuuug 10 Che reonis
TIE se @" for instruction IN resad 70 their dai'' under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
Extraordinary En1srpTi.s Of ii. HERALD.

The Herald yesterday announced with much gray.
y that the press telegram containing tie Of the
cIuson peace between Prussia Austria and Italy with e
he details upon which the negotiations were based" ~
really made up of information obtained by Tia Brsd corf&
spondens various points in EaEops, a, The HsSs 60
psnse Now when consider that peace Asd bss
cadd between Prussia, Austria and Italy a. the date o4
yesterdays adyoes and the, the details OF tie negea
tons gor FOR the attainment Of we're all OF ths
JGy a. this may be said 70 be the aestes BIZ Of enterprise
on record ="
Tk rad going fear lest II should be turned oct u tAa
Associated for misconduct demands thsa the AAseete
its part Of the VI obtaining The news wnle
Ihs Hrad has established system Of procuring s eyM ~
rope for benefit Of tie public Well we s1ou,o ~ IL
Is bur ss; and II TIE Hald Ill arss 10 see 70 u ,nas - 49,
erprisine agents abroad DO not iin spppy ne gre
nsys or after they have 'cohectc1 no1
nonts we Should recommend che press 20 eens ~
rsrfsomoy would rot cost the press maet eeI VIVA
rsat M 10 Tie Hrdd for example IN ne case on sMe
Tgs HreJ now nsxcs so eoGuenh 1he pb 70 " 'ne Ws~A
would 10 This way: - -, .. ...,.s.,. - z
- ns', of ~, Zoailons fcf Peace vedsA
r. nslux ST.. Telegram 20 TAs nsras 10 essts
Tr tss sterDg iato e1rgoaoy, aud cal tia delnnttiea
cents M stamps the Associated Press ugnt msxl
,aoIsIy assume foaftts Of the coss and csvs SH' A
Ia enter IA its accounts; s..~>>
70 unparalleled ''sFs0be I'm. wod
A meeting wat hold in Buffalo. on Monday, 70 sN
range for extending The lospaes Of the cy '"o.. -
the forthcoming meaiins Of the American A''0'''''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
California t)infe


Thee vsiao Vines are Ellas pubic fssf sih as5uis.
rsrdy, sna ihsr unprecedented aaa uHrvsd popularity rs
without m, Toy ory bs fa, tested to 1--WE se "a.
preference OYER a. ohsr purifier OF tie bod ,Lsy excl Al
o,hsr Wines and DE- nlns.e-s esraei rioh 1--we voi-u'
hs most caaei riyr We - T-r'smn
IN ever, portion Ia IT, Ar, prot conclusive a, u,'o Wives Sc
u.,fs in 81 care, o. Which they .re rs-on.mended
,ustps brand, re now oaecJ by Trsg comprise ais
,,ri.,ies now grown IN iie Si4e. sg'blr ~ --le'
Wars or ilocE wIss o. ls. slsw col very dee' I'd
aae Favored.
CLAHET a superior vim for table n'e
sar,o rich and nst riy wire h admired ~ l-a'
and valuable the ck eOeF % rae1 hie "Hsy' ana .'''
, sne dessert Wine and s-e laapei or canaaaisH puisoie
MU,c,rrr Is eoored highly Aromatic vne NeJ '.nHS 10
tie ceiebGs'ei TokAy
ronr.Deep red color. Gas vr salia riay ?s.'' a''
the Old vine. ol Lisbon.
OMAPG BpAsDr.-JAs pare ds!illaton ofoi' "neh
WEE BIrrsRs "a very s.rceat1 tonic.
one OF the nao valuaIis co1bnsa0n1 q sss srA
sceb!e beverage been off fod 70 ~ ral Ms
ofbo,sss were .d the North during tho s four yeS
sud wherever introduced Il has proved welcome edition 70 'e
ysd table the f4uiy cisclo and fle bchors sdeoosrd
Lode. who have los, strength expedite "a sracr fom n'u'
vomiting nnd vertigo geameu who doai fol vefJ vel u y
tore bsssst dinner whose ftoncll are ont Of ofdef AID rA"
s,s,es ar. gresy deganSsd; nos weaving caAaren, ard -
frug nom Enciul dr1ltF eAh-f'h OF s4lH5
~ .veler who oc--doa 20 chango tG
md III who ~ nslrous districts sni sfe subjected
si.,ic nHuencos VIII ind the most vslabe nso't'o
that be taken , -, -. ,.....
/. yrry extensively in leoi VIII ,eh rtnfI
af hi Offering public dsoal lunecesstfy 70 peDi
g OF lie may which NO lse Icca.sei efJ ID
sfranre h rn IN .0g. Al flat clItryf % sl'le
Gt o VIII pledge ourselves 20 furnish an iffe Fu AID VSAbu
THuATED. .., - - A. l.. q -. ,...h,... al
W y lungs, with happy eject Onc litf gr m palcn
~ Mains Ia hsr head loss % appetite and daily was f cons
t on whom ~ medical skill had boon exhGggiei a. p,'i ni
rcstordd Sic began with but DR. H'
stsenstL rapidly increased, AID sho = no" ven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
, STATES COMMISSIONERS oFflok-Ava q
Az ALLEGED coUsTERyEirER. as. q, D.,

IsiIUIO LOIinItsIOntT UbBJlN. ! =
An ALLEGED CoUSTERRRfrEa. ,... ~.
United States agt. all Crosby
Tie defendant was one Of the alleged counterfeite
arrested about three weeks since When the
this morning. Mr.. AlB Assistant United Ststes Dse
Attorney applied Az adjournment Thursday msruf
This opposed by Mr. Waite the prisoners council
said that his client had already laid three weeks Ia Jail
oring which though fxed for the 80
July last had been postponed until the present time
count Of the absence ~ Mr.. Wood CHEF OF the Secret
yicc that xr Wood in the city and had hssa rot
By counsel had also the District Attorney that tte
examination would result in the ssrge OF tns aoouSsd
insisted upon ssaag day the discharge Of the pfes
On Ills own fccognizsnee. - Il ~ ..s.;l
Tie CQllsiiOpeT, stss eouierilns with ~. Wood ~
charged The defendant on his own reeognzAnce.
E's sI AilS s.9 A;sii,sRt vS ass pircs
MISC ELLAYEogs oFFESsEs. rs9s. s&< 1
Tdbsr charged wh selling counterfeit Internal III
clglr stamps admitted to bail In the Of
TO appear for iIial Bernard WctnaaR charged with 80
counterfeit United States go Treasury note was hbseat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
Goiels.

GoleIs
4 TLANTIC HOTEL Chatham-square We'll IN.
~ u5.lsl ROOMS a. moderate VIscs, ~ la Dsy Week, u
Month Open at oil hours. D. bfEDEh, IIopl.- -,H--
ATLANTIC CITY. ". 1.-The UNITED STATS
~ HOTEL open Tor tie seson Acconlods,i'n iof "
Fl''"' D''"0'H '-"1 Brown wOELPPsp, Proprietor
CAPE MAY. n. u.
p;,, q hour,,ie from PLidelps hst undoubedy Gs h,
Isa.,, on the Atlantic Coast for sea Dalins.
TEe two principal Hotels sIe-
CONGRESS- HALL,
with lecomnodatons for 20 suesisl
JF. CAKE, floyIie,,T.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
GEO. J. BOLiOH, PropT.sso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

Tie Ossida IN. " Dispatch has been enlarged and
printed Vsry handsomO aud e0tsSrsia'as snaps
worthy lswypspqy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GRSeRAL TxRNsAaf ..
Before Judges DAILY and BRADY. M
TIE EXPRESS NEWSPAPER CASE

THE EAPKEsS NEWsPAPLR CAsE. : -----
s. I. Clarke sgt. James I. aud Erastus Brooks -
Motion for new trial denied. This case was tfisa
In September 1864 before Judge Dsiy and sfter exhal
i've tr the Jury decided that Mr. Clark the
SIKH Of the paper The defendants obtained stay Of ~
ccedngs and asked trial The attracted 1lf4
the involving IL did the reeutstien q ~
parties vel! 90 largo amount Of property. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
OTYICE % Assn Q. ~. q. :. Nm. ". H..
no. 30 q street. NAsnISar0s. d. c. Z

Auslt =. 100.
GALE or UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
> ROAD PROPERrY.-Wil be- sod q, plbe saeiea Ct al =
aniria THURSDAY, Auga 20 tie btucc r ue Uni 81
military Railroad Property remaining on hand - sst place consist
Ia part fo40w..
srcoadla,s servi-easle Loeouo,vs Engine Orr' Sea-
builder. }; gaug-. feet p. iughrs.
one T-r4tI Truck. two ST. ~ Trek Csrs.
Quo huudrsd rsirs socon1haui Ca Wh'ch On hVrs
Seventy Ph railroad Iron Is b. 10 tie ys nrAy new
arc stove two dotuI uydiaa Jacksi sea laAs un.erTe
Gbin nsiroad Iron.
Iwr. 1--we na wrorrt casi Scrap Iron soonth,rd R
road spike Chairs Robiof L,op BTosi "A Aaui Plat IN ut
Coun aesiet Lsaerns Oars Dks bes and Vseiy 4 o:ho
articles, si.p,
Nine trams B1i'hrFs 49,.
SIlcs h. commence 10 o'clock ~ tie Military karod
Wharf where Loromorr Hairoad iron and Oar W tft a
stored Tte b. Tho vi BE- sold al the Railroad supply
Store, nesf tlo Jssuse snd AlcKaHdda Depot
WIN also soil Fbush Pa a. II O'Clock s. NJ on II -
ven nov BOX c,rs f.c Ge rsI, renaoak Co. fei'e'
Square, Chester County, Pa, buill 90
Tsrris--ea1t. in Government funds
Any l-iivc 10 Tia Popcry vii be iafnh'i on '
cation At THE r.ice AZ o. q
r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
CUPREME. COURT, New-York.-THE METRO

NUPKEME (UUNI, NeH-I " =. -. ~ -. -,
- PoIITAN SAVINGS BANK against JOHN hCliANbsON
~, ~ 4. .sr.re 81 cfdes Of tbe shove Cef
made aboveent,sd action the ~ esy ~ q. 9e
Ae8T Arter lie Referee ed in 80 5cerfa fs W ,eL
isrsush n H. Lsdsw Co. Real k..s'e s,,s VIZ On
5,h Day Of August 1906 q u oc5cf Moor a. we 1e, M
prem dosctibOdn dat - y h-t
~, io taeoe parcel a si slp and being he ne
ely sdo Of Forty fourth st N ito Aiees-l Ns cfhe O o.
(ew Y0k bounded srf described fooWK W. Bsslirs ~
point ne norheTiy sde Of feziy eaac cres.o ~
sriv Sixth ise. l ana
Iusninr esstry 0rg ne 0r ne q stIest
sixteen feet sight ID e es lens uoflTy and lIao thth
Funded ei 0 40 80 nste tJthe cent lire
900 tSk between FoEy fourth AID yfahsToss ard the1oo
isi, .iss sid cenof nc Of s1id block pa Forty
solrlross sxeon 90 feet eight 90 inches anj tncs soney
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