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sas, on visit to her relatives M IN 1ora Hisss, ar
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O'Clock Ta' .sl;p app'r ansd in Chester Int =
formed that tne tFan Sa;na sn1ms 10 .Sbtan ber
few minutes, and pslne ~ SSy ~
TRUNKS she ensessu y saG ystaEi,,o ths stans
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moved her tne oMseu Ssas3s .soI ,hc sAnn,,ta.
every care su S hacssaa macessary and WAS sk
ton OF the nana Me- nr Iessun deserves
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much credlt tor I nus p b. ,,st;ent 10 dim
magnaplmlty; aWe le05u u'1 s1ioS WIG P"sA'A - e
well.ICles.eT oso''oHa' :,
so51os sSs s, q I VS. aurs
and children OF the colored schools OF the town,
The children a looked ciean anu nea.,y odssse
and the inscraPslons up9n Saen palness 49,
the ~ u 10
tainly this Is tne greatesg poya tan. Sal - ~
parted to the future cisIsns y q 1Iii .'
can decent; sno We are aIlte ~ anYot ~ - %
schemes on Ioos Ios we o. ~ as ;n.sntsone az + NJ
that y 30 muon eaposSSo So.I o %nrnJ NV NJ fies
deslgmg hen % 10 ,,ss nf syeyv efsort
2, Ssi, iSs nn1es Il snie and sus
u snott ~ ~ osaS ~ ,rs,,Ica{ad reca fr fhe
picon ~ sne e nasy " 1nSoaes and mot their i
prom9SGoMp sp oa pAfss rsolssip.sn Times
Vidusl WeiiaresT-ueeHso sosss0s AA''''. .L4G
. CoRS. aCoTToN AND Oar CRoP.-We were much
encouraged by the accounts received by us on
Saturday last rom some Of our planting friends g. of
the MechanicsYille region Of Sumter The
corn crop is promising, the cotton crop fairs and
the oat crop fine. The latter cereal has peen
planted 10 an unusual extent the present year, and
Just now its graceful heads are hanging in
luxuriant abundance. promising ample food in p
short time for the working stock OF the farm. It
seems that just here our farmers shouid learn .
profitable lesson. The oat crop, 80 easliy mace,
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iGRAN-Wheat-3000 bushels only offered; no SAFES
worthy of notice, and quotations remain nomlnai,
yz for prime and choice Maryland red 50 9OaS medium
TO good 50 50a2 rs; Pennsylvania ranges rom ~
for common to 50 go for good Corn-10 500 bushels
white and 1000 bushels yellow embraced the onerlngs
the market active, and at better prices; near
all the receipts OF white taken at 81 0Sa 06 bulk at
81 O5a1 O6; $500 bushes yellow brought 81 1oa1 H. and
700 bushels Western mixed 81 Oats-2s0o ousnes re-
ceved; market dull small sales reported at 7Saso Genus
and closed with buyers at the former and sellers AZ tne
latter OF Rye 3O6 bushels received, and TS6 ousnes
sold at 81 45 per bushel
HAY-Is In demand for government wants, and market
Arm at sSSa55 per ton for good to prime baed Totny
MoIAssEs-We notice sale Of 70 punchns EnSnsn
bland at so cents per gallon, 60 days.
PRovIsIoNs DIVISIONS are rather dull tnougn WILL
out Quotable change in prices We notice saie OF -
tcs shipping 16c; aud jobbing lots OF Bacon we
Guote as before Shoulders exc for Western 10a0No for
city, latter price short time orders; Sides ro l1c
for Western; 12a12Nc for City; clear rib su
earcured canvassei Hams 16Ha17c for small and loHa
lac for large sze-latter not desirable Mess FORK
held steady at $2S 50a93 rs per Dbl for large ana sau
lots Bulk Shoulders 8Za9c; do RIB Sides l0Aallc ior
loose and packed Lard is dull and retailing ut lSHsl
cents per ID for City and Western; round io We quoee
Lcless. -,,- -,
1t u 2ka12hc for prime, and Rangoon 9ha9xc per ID
SuoAR-The market has advanced for good renning,
with sales to-day Of cargo Of brig Chattanooga, fom s
Johns p R. consisting OF 100 hhds and 81 derces st
i1Xc months; also, Is hhds Porto Rico at lla1oo
cash
sALT-Is steady last quoted, for lots from Dealers
VIZ: Liverpool Fine So 10 and do Ground Alum "a 10 per
pack Turks Island 6ss6Oo per busheL
WH1eKEY-We hear Of no transactions, and have to re-
port held nominRny In bond ut SSaS6o per gallon
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ters rernsinng uncaled for In any PostoGe IN any Guy
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Erges ion within range OF delivery on sne $40
ofdce.
-pu,ous calling for Letters Advertised, should
ssass that they are advertised"
~ once hours nom sAM. toeP.M On Sundays
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= 2 STANLEY G. IRoTT Postmaster.
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woMEN's LIST.

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TOE BITTEM.
8, T.-1860-X.
A fev bottles of PLANTATION BrrTERs
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold Extremihes and Feverish Mps.
Hour Stomach and Fstid Breath
Fatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostrstton; Great Weakness
Salow Complexion, Weak Bowels 90
Which are the evidences OF -
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
It is estimated thst seventenths Of al adult ailments
secreons Of the LIVER overfowtng into the omscn POD
son the entire system and exhibit the shove symptoms
Amsrtsbls cure for these horrd nightmare diseases,
the world has ever produced. Within one year over 11
hundred and forty thousand persons have akes me
PLANTATION BITTERs and not IN Instance o. oompnnt
has come to our knowledgel
It's most effectual tonic and agreeable samulan
suited to all conditions Of Lie.
The reports that IL relies upon mineral Eubsanoos
its active properties are wholly false. For the sstls
faction Of the public, and that patients may consul
their physicians, We append list Of its componenfs
OALnAYA bARK.-Celebrated for over two hundred
GEARS In the treatment of Fever and Ague DyspepstA
Weakness, etc It introduced into Europe by the
Countess SIs Via S1 ., the JesUts t s esoros pSs Of
aotps oeioht in per under the Of Jesuifs Poso
ders, and was finally made public BY Louis XVI. King
brIfuae qualities during his South American travels.
OAsoARrIIA BARK-For diarrhos, colo ana diseases
Of the stomach and bowels.
DAHDRLros-For indammaaon OF the ioins ana orop'
ical affections.
oHAMoMIH FLowxRs-For enfeeeled dgesaon.
LAVENDER FLowERs- stmulant and tonic
highly invigoratng In nervous debility.
! WrsTERaRKKN-For scrofula rheumatism, eto-
AR1sR-An aromatic carminattve; creating nesns
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nur.dns
Also cove-buds orange, carrawsy, coriAnder. snAke.
loot, etc.
8, T.-1860..-X.
Another wonderiui ingIeaenh VI gIoss uso s.onS
the Spanish ladies Of south America impsssns beauty
20 the complexion aao pey - - ~ sno "a =. 1,Shoid
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DOM E 8 ITO.

hIS1 Ut A1s0
In the Port OF Charleston, june 1a, 1857.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
soudsr 77s tons, Lebby, at Atlantic wharf for New G
MANHATTAN. 1887 tons, woodruff, ct Adeer's wharf for
New York, loading. ......., .Courtenay Trenholm
SHIPS.
misaour. s2I TONS Edwards, ct Boyce Co.'S wharf, for
aaiena 7ss tons, DuHton at Boyce Cos wharf from
Ssx 5 ons jordan Union wharf for
loading. ................... .Courtenay Trenholm
Ameia 6ss toms, Conner. in the Stream from Liver
pool just arrived. Fraser q &c
BARKS.
James Wilson (Br ss4 tons, at Bennett's wharf from
Depesche Pus 2s7 tons, Lubke, in Ashley River for
sorasrn Ssoxn Br ~ toms Matthias a Union
from Newport, Eng, discharging. .....R Mure Co
BRIGS.
Tangsr, 15s tons, Smith, at Atlantic wharf for Yahenny
Annie NJ (Br tons. Carey, at Gas wharf from Glace
Bay, Q B, discharginS .Budd slaxe sl
James Miller ). tons, Pendleton at Union wharf from
Boston, discharginR Risley Creisnton
sCHOONERs
Nellie Tarbo1, tons, Pendleton In Ashley River Tor
FAN River, Mass, loading. Bonafant SaIas
asn soS tons, Foster at yhsFs s.ssr for 1as
Js.ss G5y smith, nit Williams, at Boyee co's wharf
Palmer, is7 tons. Palmer in the stream fsT s. 81;
Neo Sts Trss .is' iss toms rim at Kerrs wharf from
sss Co., Ne Isus Msndos at K:s wharf for
n,aVs assS Us toms pbary at Allan
&c wharf from Baltimore, discharglng. Master
Miranda 1O4 tons, Hardy in Ashley River for North
sea Cushing. aS % sOSs Wood, at Brown Co.'S wharf
from New York disonarng g ...; tIo Nsar
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORF, June 10.-CoFfEE-Market continues
inIctive several small parcels sold the basis OF 2c
fof Middlng Upands and at which quotations the mar
ket ncm.csly closed.
CoFTKE-We report better inquiry, with sales since
our last report low grade eI bark Acquidneck
and 1000 bags ex Swedish bark Sfroken latter IN two
lots-a on private terms Stock of Rio in first hands
ELoUREThere was more inquiry to-day from buyers
fot local wants. though they take hold very sparngy
The tone Of the market also better though no quota
ble change Ne repeat our former range Of prices and
which, In the absence OF transactions can only be re-
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~ Persons dspositing letters in thu Postoace will
ssse place the stump near the upper right hand cor
er Of the envelope and they will also please to remem
~, that without the stamp letter cannot be Mailed but
IN be nent to the Dead Letter Office June IA
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AUGUSTA June ef2-F1sANcIAI-GoLD-h demand.
Brokers are buying at 1S6a137 and selling at 137a1SS.
SnyERBrokers are buying at l2S, and selling at 1872
SEcURrrRs-Good inquiry for Georgia Railroad Stock,
but little offerng holders asking advance; sales
have come to our knowledge to-day over 70.
Corros.-The market continues unchanged there be-
Ing but little inquiry Buyers offer fraction lower than
sellers are willing to take In consequence which very
few sales were effected amounting to only &c bales as
follows at 49, at 2O % at 21h 10 at o. at 22, at
49, at 23a and q bales at 24c. Receipts Is bales
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The largest monthly shipment OF coal to South
ern ports from Pttsburg has just been made. It
amounts to 6,S58, 600 bushels.
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confidence, and state their COM
plants In full as we treat all Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases TO
which they are esubject-Thirty-twop page pamphlet
in sealed envelope, free
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
mail. free Of postage, in o. ordinary letter, free
hOm observation BY addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr.. .w.R. MERwIN, 81 Walker st., N. Y.
n B-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for
specidl cases. when mder medicines fail : these
are sent by mail, free Of postage on receipt Of &a
tie price Of each boz.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOB THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1861
CoTToN.-on Friday the 7th inst, the weeks bust
ness commenced with declining prices, and Middbng
Upands at the close of the day was quoted at 2@2oc
p b later in the week the batter qualities somewhat
sHfened, and Mddling Upsnds was quoted ut 25@26c.
p b but the rate subsequently fell of in consequence
Of recedns prices at Liverpool and Middfng Uplands
closed yesterday at 25c ib the quotations, however,
forSgood Cotton say from Mlddling up are somewhat
nominal these qualities being in Light supply and gen.
orally held at figures above quotations The receipts OF
the week have been Sea Island and 17SO bales Upands
against bales Sea Island and 1742 bales Of Upland Cot
ton the week before The following Is report OF the
weeks transactions in the staple.
On Friday last, under depressing news from Liver
pool prices fell of half to cent p fb. Sales 174
bales, Middlng Upands being quoted at 24h@2Sc.
q ID.
ion Saturday prices were unsettled the better grades
of the staple being held above the views of purchasers
Sales II bales, quotations nominal
On Monday the market was quiet and without change
sales IS bales Mddng Uplaads being quoted at 26@26c
. fb.
On Tuesday the market depressed, and In conse-
auence of lower rates at Liverpool prices Lere fell of
half cent b. Sales 1876 bales, Mddling Uplands being
quoted at t2sh@24c. q fb.
On Wednesday buyers were limiting their inquiry to
the better grades the staple of which the market was
comparatively bare, the sales were limited to 20 bales
Middling Uplands being quoted nominaly ct 2+h@26c
Hfb.
Yesterday the market active for the better grades,
but dun for the qualities; sales 27b bales at
Is, at 20 81 at a. 2s at 90 at 22h 50 at 49, 100 at
a33. IS at 25, 50 at 28. We quote:
Low Mddling. ........................S egIsh
| Mtddung. "
II Strict Mddhng. ...............-.. eD
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-In consequence OF the want OF
stock the transactions too limited to establish prces
quotations are therefore nominal
a 'N s. Ird gprd Rice.
stock on hand Sept l. 1896. ........ 2S5 $500
Received from June to June Il, ,'67.. 1,7So ~
Received previously. sS7 lS2s2o ASos
Total receipts. .is.e7s ls9,ass l2OlO
Is. 81. los 17sa 1877
Previously. ..... Id, ,42s 1ss.s71 s,ses
1885 1ss757 s,sss
Total exports =. 1928 1S5,767 99s3
stock on hand and on shipboard.... $50 41ss 2,o17
! LILLE ~ s. TM. Uprd. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1885,. S62 1.61o 100
Received from June to June 13. 'G8.. ,SSs 81
Received previously. b,2Sl eaz1f 5000
Total receipts. ............. 5,e5s o7,a4s 5000
EXPORTS. I'd Upd. Rics.
| From June to
June14, 66...... 266 1,768
| Previously. ......6,1 100 9O,4S6 2,766
L
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THOMAS r. ANEW,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Fine Groceries, Choice Teas, Etc.. Etc,
NOS 900 and 2s2 GREENW1CH.sT.. COR OF MURRAY,
NEW YORK.
November
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Market Report and Quotation sheet Tor
Ronds Stcclrs and Bank Bills, for Week
ending June 13, 1867.
sea PREPARED By
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. G.
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81 95 for pork and s10a1 per hid for tobacco Steam
fo1 Liverpool "a foEconon ;san I'd. For HaVre lHo
wilminrton Market.

WumfnRton mHrAeI' !.
WIMENGToN3 1dne Observation-Disclosures $50
bbs received Ind sold at 90 for virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 so for bard, per $50 pounds
SPRrs TuRfyIME.-Market steady and nrt mule o.
ferng. Sales Of Oily Is bbls at 50 cents per gallon
RosN-Market quiet Sales OF 470 bbs OF " 10 Tor
common 50 SIX for strained and No. O. 90 S5aA for No.
!, bnd S. for pale. =, oo,<
Der SO pounds.
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PRICES.

Consignees per south Carolina railroad,
June 13.
rs bales Cotton 16s bales Domeshcs 81 bags Corn 1B
bbls Spirits and bbls Crude Turpentne "a bbls Rosn,
and sundries To N Averin Son, Willis Chisolm
g W Williams l. Co, B Z sloan, Goodrich, Wineman
Co, Agent, Lieut. Nede, J Adger Co. J'Wiss
Co. Mrs Snowden Widows Home, W Roach, u Beach,
Wallace Bro, Walsh, 0'Neill, Rayenel CO. Rev
R Dow Robinson & Co, G Pritchett, W N Pelot
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New York NJ nrket

MONEY MARKET.
The New York CommereiaI Aduertissr, Of Monday,
June 10th, says:
The money market shows rather more ease There Il
an impresdon apparently well founded, that the Gov
erpment will do its share toward easing Che market by
buying up -thirhes freely ss possible. About
600 600 due for delivery at the
and moderate amount Of compounds also are being
presented for redemption. At the same time the banh
re receiving moderate amounts Of currency from the In
terror. -......
Of the MARKET and there is consequently less caution
among lenders. There Ia more activity in loans TO
brokers' but the rates rather easer transactions on
stocks range at Sat cent chiefly the higher n8ure
and on Governments 6per cent -
Discounts are quiet at 7s8 per cent for prime psper
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 10.-FLoUR, &c.-The Flour mar
ket "a rather more steady, with moderate trade de-
mand
$10slo 60 for Extra Sste $40 75s11 30 for Choice State
s8a9 rs for superAne Western 50 95a11 10 for Common
to Medium Extra Western 81 talS or ohoice western
$l1 25a12 for Common 70 Gotd Shipping Brands E1T1
Round Hoop Ohio and sl2 loalS 26 for Trade Brands
the market closing steady and rather nrmer for medium
Southern Fonr quiet Sales 15O bbs a $40 5Oa12 2:
for common, tnd SO 40It5 " for fancy and extra
California Flour Ia moderately active. Sales 120O bblf
and s1cks at s12a14. o,o
at S7ss 1b s 90 o..e o,
for Fairfax and Brandywine on private terms.
GRAM-The Wheat market is without decided change
and duI Sales 75O0 bush No Milwaukee at ~ 3d. and
1900 bush White California at 81 60a2 TO-
Rye is dull and nominal at 81 45al % for western
The Corn market is 1a9c easier with fair business
sales 5000 bushels at 81 o4a1 Osk for new Mixed
Western; 81 a 10 for choice do; 0Aa1 O6h for good
kiln dried; 81 H. delivered. for old and new Western
primo white Western, and s7ca$1 for unsound western
Oats are dull and dropping at 7sc for Western and s5a
TOTAL srooK OF GRAIN IN wARRHoTsE JUNE 10, 1867
Corn. o1o ocs
Oats
'e1s
Rarley.
Malt to'oti
Peas ".'.''''''.'''' ~o'osA
R1cE-Is dull and unchanged.
market y qgies an ana wsnOn. on aeciuea r
suaAn-Is quiet and unchanged Sales since our last
700 hhds at for Cuba; l2al2Ho for Porto Rco
MoIAssss-Is steady, With moderate demand. Sales
since our last 400 hhds Nuevitas private terms.
HAY-Is lower at 81 40 for shipping and 81 GOAL s6 for
PaoyIsIoss-The Pork market Is heavy and lower.
Sales $500 bbs Sal IS for new Mess closing 81
s11 95 regular s 60s 76 for old Mess; ss 76als for
Prime, and $21 rs for Prime Mess.
shoulders Sui and i2af1c for Hams. go.
Bacon Is quiet Sales 40 boxes Short Clear at 12lc.
Lard isdun and heavy. Sales $40 bbls' atl2a
Butter u DUN At lOc 200 for Ohio and 1sca26c for
Cheese is heavy at sca1ec
Tsllow is outlet Sales 9s 900 pounds at 11caa11Hc.
Petroleum is dull at Ice for Crude, and 26c for Renned
IN bond.
Corn at 4Hdn1Xd and l6 900 bushels Peas at 41d An
Italian bark to Cork for ORDERS with 5000 quarters Corn
at A 3D. or ct d II to British Channel
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
June 13.

DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Ghampion-96 bags / and
76S bales Upland Cotton. 1O4 terces Rice, ZIG bbls
Rosin 81 bales Yarn 1000 bbls and $50 crates Vege-
tables 265 Packages. Per steamship Sara2ossa-
z bales and 628 bales Upland Cotton, 2O2 bales
Clay, As bbs Rosin 10 terces Cotton Seed 10 bales
Cotton Waste 1879 bbls Vegetables, "A P. ckages
Per steamship Moneka-S95 bales Cotton, 100 bbls
Rosin, 100 bales Domeshcs 81 bales Waste 100 pkgs
1850 bbls and 1ss crates Vegetables. Per schr
Evans-lOO pkgs Rope, Oakum, &c.
A NORTHERN PORT-Per schr Nellie Tarbo1-1Ol,O ,OOO
feet Flooring Boards.
Azelda &Lsura-125 sucks Salt
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-135 bales Cotton,
ITO packages Potatoes &c, 81 bbls Liquors, lS bales
Hides, bales Wool. 90 Packages. Per schr j
Palmer-110,OO 900 eet Lumber,
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vERsIcLE 8 {.

my lips are rough sni chapped." says Jane,
(Now Jane no beauty had to spare)
s'Tis long" quoth John in quizzing vein,
"Stnce ckap, or rough, or smooth were there.
-Imet hsr in the quiet lane
One Sabbath morning early;
The sun was bright although the rain
SHn glittered on the barley.
. The lark was singing to his mate.
The wild bells chimed their warning,
!. Wapaused awhile outside the gate:
We fingered until It was too late
- To 60 to church THAT morning.
- Again We met The whispr leaves
=; Glanced nigh In night and shadow,
The reapers piled the yellow sheayes;
- The bees humm'd o'er the meadow.
The royal sun rose up in state,
Our marriage day adorntng;
The bells anS out; wide stood the gate.
And neither OF us was too late
10 20 to church that morning.
He asked me II I'd have him,
And plumply told him mol
BE wanted why's and wherefores,
. But Wouldn't please him 20.
e.aa,1 woman needn.t-nesd shef-
Distressherseh for life.
Beosuss some anxious fellow
Should chance to want wifeP
a5@ S-Fr ~ q
HskdH Sassoo aipr.nt # -
fbrrx rxWenian Of my Kind;
That he wasn't fond OF magpies,
o.s'S And he liked an austere mind.
- 7 said he needn't tell I,
Ea-o' 'For'I needed not-not IL '.+-
g.! What sort Of an oast1e mind was,
ilb I loved IN oyster piei
He laughed-then frowned upon me,
And said was too curt
81 That wit was more than smartness-
-IHas just mite too pertl j. rg
Satddt wa h6 dul1ness- l,kt
That my Withe could not Bee;
But I'd bet I'd make him smart,
He should ever marry moi
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PonTS

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