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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
The True Cape Cod Cyu.h,

For October and November planting N
April, May, and June planting. for Uha
garden culture Under my method d \
the yield last season. on common dry ppI
over 400 bushels per acre. Explicit IN
for cultivation, with prices of plants
sent to any address, gratis. with lr,J
Grip i've catalogue. complete. OF the most
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Wholesale catalogue of the above, with \
eral terms to agents, clubs and the trade.
wanted in every town for the sale d
Plants and Seeds on very liberal conn
hich viii b. NJ IL kn'vl n a-Iicrim
......a -w B. NJ. WATSON
Old Colony Nurseries Il Seed Establishnl
52m6 Plymouth
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I'll SOA PER YEAR, We want agents

dbl zoo PER YEAR, We want agents
~ .sJ>)O everyw here to sell our IMPROVED
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Tn.
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions pail. The
ONLY machines sold In the United states for |, 20
than $40. which ave fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler Il WiIsOn, Grover IL Baker, singer ~
Co.. and Bachelor. All other cheap machines
intiingements and the seller ,er are liable
to arrest, fine. and imprisonment. ircu lara
free. Address. or call upon shaw q CLARK. Bid.
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EMMEr Wells, Commission Dealer IN Hons
a., NJ. ~ Front street New York. Re'srenres
xchnharie County Bank. schohar,e. y vi First
ns a."nn, bank ., Cobleskill, NY, tnaailIs
York CITY. AA1. view
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WHEREAS my vile Melinda has left my bed
W and board WI hont just eau e. Thu is 10 {, r.
bid all person. harb0ring or trusting her on y
account. az thall pay no debts OF her ant lst.
ing after ihis date. LEWIS HEATH.
Hyde Park. Feb. 10. 1865. l4wss
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II ERRIBLE DIsCI.OsUREs--SECRE Fol
THE MILLION!

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MARBLE WO|

u HE subscriber wishes TO inform w
] ants OF i.amoille ,ounty. TINT Dc \
on the Marble bu, iness n II 'houa y
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stock ccn lists Of the following klnss
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THE MASON & u AMLTN CABINET ORGANS
! forty different styles. adapted to Sacred and
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il printed on fine white paper. with new an
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I.lherallOn.

II HIS may certify that have eiven nv son.
J Merit Wilson. his time du'ing the remainder
~ his minority. and that ! shaIl ray no debts OF
his contracting after ihis date
JOHN N. WILSON.
+. e. N, NELEspY Witness.
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RLAckwEii. 4 co, Gilsey's Iron building,
nl1i Broadway. N. r.. have caxsasssed ,be
mes OF taking sub c'ipiions to all the prin.
periods Quarterly or halt Yearly AZ the lorest
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OF literature. who may with to take several nuh,
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to any address, A good agent wanted in every
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our circular containing Inducements, w.
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R. IL. KIKEK,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

has lust returned from New York with good
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OF Late Patterns and Styles.
German BroadcIothea. Black Doeskins, French
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Rich Silks aud Marscilles Ves'iugs. Satin
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~ All Garments made at this shop Will be
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Garments cut for Others to make, are warrant.
ed to fit.
Gentlemen wishing for a good and fashionable
oat can get II by calling at Rikers shop.
oct. 18th. 1864. 49yl
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"PGt Money In thy Purse =
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PROBATE COURTS.


k-oTICE is hereby gwen that stated sessions Of
N the Probate court. for the district Of Lsmoiile
will be held at the Probate Office IL johnson IN
said district on every Monday for the year en-.
suing. III very desirable that those having
business with the court attend 20 the same as TAR
As practicable On the days above named.
n; ATWOOD Judge
Johnson. Dec, LIST. 1855.
~. sFrH r.. eHERwfN's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hol.
LkaoILLg DISTRICT. IS den At the Probate Of.
fee IN johnson 10 said district on the 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 1866. 80
4. NJ. Pennock administrator on the estate OF 3.
p. sherwin late OF Morristown. In said district.
decea.ed. presents his administration account
for settlement: whereupon. 1t Is ordered that
the same lie referred 10 the 9th day Of March
next. at the Probate once In johnson Tor
examination and allowance and that all con.
ce ned be notified hereof, by the publication OF
this order In the Lsmoille Newsdesler printed OF
HYDE Park, three weeks successively a. soon as
may be- that they ray appear. and 81 said time
and place. II they see cause. object thereto.
. : BY order II eourt.
Is Attest, J. I. GLEED. Register.
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SEWING MACHINES.
FINKLE & LYONS
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
SEWING MACHINES.

The following facts demonstrate that these
Machines comprise the HIGHEST IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE SEWING MACHINE ART, Viz -
/. Each MACHINE Ii guaranteed to give better
satisfaction than any other Sewing Ma
chine In the Market. or money refunded.
Q. They have taken many Of the HIGHEST P.E.
NUNS a. the most Important EIHIpIrIoHe
ami FAIRS ever held In the United states.
s. They make the LOCK STITCH alike c.. ,;i
si'ies-thus saving more than half the
thread and silk I'd In the rsveling.r,doe
seams Of the loop stitch ana sius.c ?hresd
Sewing Machines.
g. They are adapted To the widest range of
heavy and light sewing.
D. They have no rafting wires. or delicate at.
tachments TO keep In repair.
o. They require no taking apart TO clean or
oil. and no LESSONS" to yet needle, tegu.
late ten sion. or operate machipe.
Plea.e call and examine and demonstrate for
yourself. or send for CIRCULAR with samples of
sewing. ~
N Blown and Country Agent. wanted.
FlNKI.E & LYON s. NJ. Go.
No. 6as BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 4tyl
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HALLS HAIR REVIEWER
RiNG AMBROSIA,
Wcbstcr's Hair InvIgOratOr
Mrs. Aliens Hair RestOrer.
Tebbctt's Hair Regeneration
Also great variety OF Hair Tonica. Pomades.
Pe'fumery. Tooth. Powders, Bru-hes, Combs.
Wallets, &c. , DC. at ria
BARNES DRUG STORE.
Tebbctt's Hair Regeneration
fa r1ll for Sale.

THE sub,criber yihing to engage in her
\ business. wilt sell the farm recently purchased
Of Martin kenfcd containing lhl acres. with
the stock AMI tool thereon ~ai ! farm IN nlnas
santly located on the amoi'le liiver about ane
mile from Hyie Pack WALLACE. There A. III. .
about 40 acres or @oud iani adjoining the above.
=. Vim D. RO NELL.
Hyde Park. Feb. 10. 1866, ~ tfilu
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Wanted!

KIM CORDS BARK bv the subscriber n. IN,
market price will he paid. "'s's'
s,,- -. .. 49,. s. WHEELER.
'~'" w ~'' '~v"s 6m2
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A Gard 10 IEyaIli..

Clergyman, while resid 4 IA sout AMERICA
a. a missionary, discovered a saie and simp q
remedy Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Ea,ly
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Ur.
gans. and the whole train OF disorders brourht
on by baneiul and ,ieious habits. Great nun
beers have been alread, cured BY III. noble lem.
coy. rromo'e" - de.i eto benefit y, oirict.
ca and unfortunate, viii eend The recipe for
preparing ana u'ing this medicine. Ia sealed
envelope. TO any onc who needs Il, FHrr nv
CHARGE. Please inclose q post paid envelope,
addressed to yourself. 49, y
Address. JOStPa r. I>NAN
~ Station D. Bible House, N. y. CIV
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House ana Garden 10 Let.
HE sub crib.r oners to rent his house and
] garden In Morrisvills. For particulars sd.
dress.
i4u T. C. MORRILL,. wolcott. Vt.
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Vermont & Boston TeIe
gr0 nh 10.

Between Boston. Montreal and Ogdensbargh
Also springfield and ". Johnsbury and infer.
~ ah places With connections to al parts
OF tne >. ana Anadas. 3S
once IN Bnrnes' Drug stor, Stowe Vt.
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a New Idea and a Good Dine

Station D. Bible House, N Y CIV
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BILLIAR Ds.
REcEPTIoE IN HARrFoRD-THE CONNECTICUT cBAM-
VIoY HANDSOMELY coMPLIMESTED.
L.. M.

Receptions IN HARTFoRD-THE CONNECTICUT CHAM
ZION HANDSOMELY coMPLIMESTED
Special DI.y4ch The n Y Tfibnne.
HARTFORD. Aug. H. Loco.
The reception given last evening By the citizens Of
Hartford 10 GershOm b. Hubbsl. champion Of billiards IN
Connecticut Rotable affair aud will long be pcatentp
remembered II by the hundreds who participated as
,pec.ators at by the sa aud accomplished
Young gentleman who designed to compliment The
oceesion which wss the second anniversary Of the
day the championships was actsired BY No Hho.
fulfilled the entire conditions imposed Tnen
he contracted to embemaic -Ee against all eomers
resident Of the State he might abandon We neeesaI eoie
career OF representative Willard player taking With him into
be had stubborhy defended and ~ ad
dilion the honorary tile OF eEehampon among Ae ROM
nent PLAYERS present at Allyn Hul where rhe celebration ce
CURED Mers Allch'sl pheen John MeDevitt and
A. keatng OF New.fok Philip Iieman Ell Cincinnati aud
Air. wollaban and Mr. 4, Ae"ius Issue these Sls1e
York together with local audle nee ngmo.r.ns
about four hundred isrSe PoF,.Sn 81 E Whoa
ard American biardtaNe manufactured BY Pheian Col
lander NewYork and designed Us testimonial TO S.am
games were played by several Of he experts present Ine
irst Of these 200 points esroms oesweel M - heWs
and H. A Keating It very Interesting contest reui'
as " os palm Iema a John McDv he latter OF
WHOM won BY l5l points 10 string Of $50 MeDeY!tts
best l26 and H. aud his average 49, TIE con
5 1 S snS HssSe won eaS his
fng total Of 81 only At the termination CT tAs game AZ
sspc Iis s golden enc to MI haSee and likewise ss
mon able The champion. in avery neat and pertinent
explaining that b aim IN ACCEPTING me pubic
position ads the interests OF billiards
IN section his he being but an amateur
and billiards not bis profession ered IN grateful language
10 the assistance which while holding the champion cue OF
Connecticut he had at ell times received from the
nres l ana adjacent cities. In concluding Mr.
Unbbe assured his thai, should II ever De necessary
for hun again represent bis State in contest at billiards. he
woud not undertake the task In the course OF the
remarks Of Mr. Phelan mentioned IN terms OF
lust pso also that of MI Tnan VINO Lad on tha. dep
Journey OF one thousand miles In order 70 assist IN
this ovation who Is so universally Respected
With few fancy shots executed by 1iemar mcpe'l snh
Phslan tie proceedings brought TO close rs 20
be another October 70 decide upon Oh ne
Connectieu psyers the mantle Of HubbeL snah ia me
pyise cue which 70 be elaborate aud cosby tan
Ia in lie ex cham plous sson now being desgned
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with hnmaniiy used unnecessary violence toward the
rioters, ana projected pcrgous arrested by them IN many IN
stances, nc the risk OF their own lives
one fact connected with this unfortunate affair would
leave Untold ana we deem ITS suppression consistent i'm the
fu and faithful discharge of duty 10 the nubc II Is the
pursuc1 IN this whole matter Jy Madison Wells the
Governor OF the State. We find bin Cooperating with the
usufpng convention for the purpose destrOying the gov
eminent under which he holds bis power and position
We lind BIN the day Of this disastrous rio, in his Office in
the building where the unlawful assembly was held
where remains until yerg shor. tine before the roting
began Ga leaving his Office lie had 10 rough the mob
OF grued assembled 30 sustain the usurpers
have known the evident of riot and bO0dhed
word have heard from him. the sworn protector the
laws prevent the impending consequences Of tie threatened
trouble evidences OF which al around him The first
thing hear from his Exceency published msnifesto in
which DC attempts justify lis giving AID and comfort 70 Inc
usrpcr and yhes aud ISLANDERS the people Who have Gle
waited him TO his present position. , %.
Tie Testimony before the Grand Jury shows that tie telling
OF The pcole OF city is Of yMpa y for the uuoflAe
coOred people who have fallen the teuded victims 70 Tue
ambition for place and power oil bad ana INSCRIPTIONS
NAe men, whose great interest IN he welfare VI ne DacAs
All lfFned Tor the purpase az accomplishing thef own
Notorious ends To the c0OYcd people, class there is no
generally that handed and
Is done them every respect.
Ia conclusion, these troubles have been brought among
us by political trckster in attempt deprive OF our
proper participation ~ Government and az the
eycu n the Oh OF July sought to be tortured and mis-
represented 20 nmy, deem not OF place 10 ex
strong conviction that the people OF NeVOreans
have h. good faith renewed their obligations 10 the Govern
ment Of The United States. and IN the fullest
loyal to the Constitution and the Union. ,,.-
L. Char5onuet Philip Power IT,. iona \. Conway. j.
NiOsca, Isaac n. Phillips 3 r. FROST Victor David J. o.
Venne H. r. VOORHEES, Charles W. hopkins Victor a. For
stah Anthony Prados jr, Charles RouyeF' H. - Flores
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TEE TURF.

THE BUFFALO HORSE FAIR LAST DAY-DExrBR
DBPEArs GEN. BUTLER IN TnE GREAT SADDLE
RACE-FAsTEsT TIME on RECORD.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribute
BUIfAlo, Aug. 10. ls65.
The trot between Gen. Butler and Dexter, yester-
day ne heats bestthreo in Eve saddle created great
element and Of the brilliant ro,ting matches
ever witnessed Tie time the fastest made under
the saddle The premium was the gate money the winner
securing onehs the proceeds tue remainder being equally
divided between tie contestant and the association.
Nearly 60OJ persons in attendance The
day magnificent the track unusually fine order
Tie appearance Of the horses prognosicated speud o
aud The Excitement among sporting the eanmOea
aunas appeared the track unbounded The memory
Of Dcxiers previous achievement Long Jaand made Lin
the fayorte ana 500 to $50 freely offered by his back
and readily accepted by the friends OF Butler IL wa
not specified that The time would exceed * although some
bets that 22O woS1 BE- effected Doble sadded Dez
and Eo Butler the srs. and third heats Dan Mace
.gkiag bin on the seeoDd. -. 49,
FIsI HEAr-Buter the pole aher slioht trouble
start yes erected Buuer leading nearly ingtb before
reaching he qifes Dexter e.d As SOP ao took tAe lead
and lost stance Dexter gliding past the haiDe pole IA ~
n ng ~ 'front.' BT U Ts s1S sSa Soa All that he
bad lost in the last bTeak Dexter came on tle loes S
stretch. and Dexter in winner by elgnt ehg'ns ID
SrcoSp HrAr-Be,ting eco 10 s. on Dexter Butler go
length the best OF the start but breaking ana sWerfi1g
across tho track to the inside Dexter passed n was A
lengths the qnarterpoie Thirty lengths ct the ha
nile and crossed the score icisnfe winner ny tWeh!
lengths IN 2;2G.
THIRD HEAT-The horses got away even, but Bu.er Ont
footed Dexter to the turn and was two lenghs ahead m
near the quarter pole the latter GU loose nn whoa
they the pole Dexter ives ha length 10 'front.' 4ie
-, SECONDS Going down the back stretch the dtanee De
tween the wo horses increased an1 at tue b1Fnc poe
Dexter was six lengths clesr Of Butler Time liI INC
space between them became greater ana greater a. D1e
c around tie lower and he entered the nome etcu
ten lengths ahead Of the black lie Kept ms rspd s up ~
stretch end passed the stand winner OF he race y! ~
Yards making last half mile in one minute ana esut sec
ond the heat in Two minutes and eighteen se'oh4s au
tie widest excitement
The 10 loving is a summary
SATURDAY August 3lleua purse Of ID PEI cent Of le none!
tai In AZ ars ground mile heats bes. three 10 ht-
Is. entered 3. Ds1io......'. .'''.''''''''''
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FIELD SPORTS.

MATCHES TO. BE PLAYED.

MATCHES TO BE PLAYED.
The following matches are announced; '. pr
Apopst % -Typogrs phiea ACT. Agate at Brooklyn.
$3.50 on Monmouth (o Hoboken) agt Americas (ot New
ys on the atte ground at Grseppont for the CHAMPION
enp Marhattar sgt Singer. on ground at HIner's
pin IT, l. corner Jacksonave. and Fifthsi Cane called
% Ol,mpics tof Patarssn) ag Ecseties (of New
yo, fsir ss the frrt air day Ecseties saks the
ir,sasb boat foos OF Chambers %.
xneSst ao-Ansrcus OF Nsw.YorD ast. Monmouth oof
Hcb{srl at tirssnf 0asoft the series Of ailvbs con-
a. rxst s-yssiarsl OF Jcss. Cy) sgt Americas (of
xswsrLj second yinss at Jersey Cay. st 80 p. L.
xcrrst 81 --Rufs<r agf Alpha ,ef cernvigs) -.
AnSpst of.-Star sEt Mutual at Cspolne Sronnds
Ausust 2i.-Eureka agt Empire At Nswsrt. Cane called
al .. q o m. Tbs HmTfes viii tshe the O'Clock rain
" August % -Actves agt Eckfords ct Hobokep
AuSust 2a-Eckfords sgt. Empire (Mumns) at brooh!n
2:30p m. e-,.. 7. a, q a,cloek ,,re-
August ss-JereIkohs Jr', hgI o!"AN w. " -.
ciseiy =. ~ Van Drka On the
Union grounds, Wi!anshurgt. VI, an rsclsc,;o
Angus, 24-Ececties eg Social OF sew'forD VI H'e'''
Grounds, uobokep. - ,,,.
August 23-Star agt. Eagle Carro4irHA' "'V''N' "
pm. -, u.,o,io on the Capltollne
august aJ-Powhatnn as Independent on tho lag
sr august asootaam ait Expire Second SAaa al UHA0
~ M pm,
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LlIIsIl.

ARNsreQNG-oa Idi,y osht Aus..s y cLlre, s. you"ss
Tie aaa sai d e , So are 'ps.5y iav',i % -
resiience Of hil grandparents, Nc. 96 Ess, Tenh.st
AMEson Sunday, August - Peter q Aae', ssed 50
Rs.e' End fea Of the fnly also @embeF' Of ne M,',ss
go We, riiry-i5arI-. on rassdly a. O'Clock
Dover Maine psper please copy.
BOW, New 9n' OF Noadiy Aui. coy g7 stroke.
Dsofsr Brown this city, m the 'ifi year oi hs 'se
EDAoNps On Friday Angus, II. Jane. Edmond, the TIA
funeral rom is.isrc ~s,,. t'S C,iosdnyl a.
FRANCISCO Friday husus, H. Thorns. cde,
Tie relatives AID friend. respectfully invited funsr.
Noaty, Augu.i ~ from tho residence OF his faiheH
ullw, Albeit C. Zi5risSis' No. % c4aIo2.., ,.s.
The members If Co. r, Thirty. cyeaiL Rsaaca n o. sw
requested 20 attend IN citizens dress tie mineral 81 or 40 scr
sent lhoMAs tRhNCiS on dSogy August =" "'0S'sAp p
' AVA" '' ' casaEzs l. TsaEY Lieut. Commanding
HALLOn Saturday Aora.' o. George infant Of w nai s.
l.. lian ssea 10 "a ontls end % DAY.
HEX. daughter John aad Caroline Hicks sseda yea" adj
months
HARBEcI-Ia Psr On Thursday Jolly 10 Eyir daughter Of wm
There s asa -". i.ny aA
e ians o, No 29 til ave- on Tuesday morning Aug H. "a
KEnEYA' Long Branch Saturday August 49, Isabel wife %
F6nsT vii taEe pace on Taesay August a. from No " We'd
feenh'L Friends of the family are respectfully invited to a.
Soft lines. Lille odly ssrd year. snd nop,l. q
ssusiieL q o. IL O. and the late Lao'eta honoa
ReG1 rs be taken to White Plain. iueraieni ,,s
SHEPARD At Hsr.eu, Fr.dsy Angus - 49, ' -
Shepard, eyed 20 ye'rs ...o.e,ftv f-v..t a.. -.
tnd the fneTnl irou hi' late m qess, Anal al a.
fout.-s. between tiih and ~ a.-s;, ~ A'' -
II ociolN a without lar'Aef hNi"'''N'
s.1l1I-On Saturday Arsus TO- q eonsnmpi,on hLp" ~
ofta. lsa NarkeuJie smith eyed % and II month";
II r. Lives 1nI rigads Of tie fmi r.pec.ny invited 80
tend the f1ac om Der lste residence, NO. ~ ietA't ~
tf0uIs afternoon at O'Clock without further ho'ies
SrCTYELIht BrooSyu August To- leo Hugh Rs;e 9ns ~"
ofTb-Jlors and Aue J. 1Otwe sged mouths ana 10 Jay
Tie rel live. friends OF the smly invited 20 s'rs'
uthrr notice IRON tle parents rv'oehs W. "
iienry.st this tSioudsyl morning at y oc"cs.
sPFLMAN-h, Youkers saturday morning Aps1s 10 frsz
Cbanou vonnges, son Of D. Mary b. spenan ~ 'he 20
g. i bis s--...a o.. ..l..g tss
fpI ION tie residence Of bis iser in CuDbeii nd o. us
WT5Tshb ave- on Noudsy oClck withoai iu"s' 'a'
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