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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-30

NO. l242 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court FOR Carroll county.
IIashabiah Haines, Mortgagec Va. Elias Morri-
son and wife.
nRDERED this 10th day Of December, A.
~ d. 1871, that the sale made aud reportcd
in the above cause by Hashabah Haines, Mort
gagee, by virtue OF power Of sale contained
in a Mortgage from Elias Morrison and Ann
Haines, be ratified ard confirmed unless cause
to the contrary be shvr ~ or before the 2sth
day OF January next; pr. sided a copy Of this
order be inserted In some newspaper published
at Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland,
once week for three successive weeks before
the said 2sth day Of January next.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--test;
dec 2s-st Jso. B. BoYLr, Clerk.
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Our correspondent at Uniontown
sends us the following items
On Christmas evening the Oyster
Festival commenced in the basement Of
the Methodist Church in Uniontown,
the proceeds to be applied to the re.
pairs of the Church.
A protracted meeting has been in
progress in Uniontown since the 9th
instant, by the Church Of God, 13 per.
sons have professed religion. On last
Sabbath six ofthem followed their Master
in immersion. On Christmas night,
the ordinances by feet washing and the
Lords Supper was happily celebrated
amidst large and attentive audience,
a deep and solemn interest has been
manifested during the meeting; Elders
Collins aud Munna assisting Richmond
in charge.
Some abatement in sickness in the
community. Waters still decreasing.
he tin aud store warehouse of John
9. Grumbine was forcibly entered on
Tuesday evening last, about z o'clock.
1t is supposed that the object was
money, but the party was disappointed.
Mr.. e. did not miss any thing from his
stock.
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1888 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less. The improvements consist
Of a large and convenient q story Brick
and Stone Dwelling House, 4 49,,
and all necessary outbuild k
ings, out kitchen, smoke - -
house, carriage house, corn =
house, and large bank barn. All the build.
ings are Of modern style and IN excellent
condition. The fields are enclosed hy good
fencing. and the land is in high state Of
cultivation. set principally IN grass, with a
due proportion Of meadow and woodland;
also splendid young Orchard Of Apple
and Peach Trees In good bearing condition.
This Fnrm Is now in the Occupancy of
Charles A.. Ware, Esq, about il miles
from Freedom. and adjoins the land OF
Oliver 7. buckingham, lgnatius Gore, and
others.
Terms OF SALE.-0ne half cash on the
day Of sale, or ON the ratification thereof,
and the balance in twelve months from he
day Of sale the credit payments 70 hcnr
interest from the day Of sale, and to be Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchaser OF p,,r-
chasers with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
JOHN Il. SMITH,
CHAS. I. RElFSNIDER,
Trustees.
JonS NJ. YISGIIxG, Anct. dec s.ts
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The children connected with the
various Sabbath Schools of this city
were the recipients of presents during
the holidays from their respective con
gregations. The little folks entered
into the spirit Of the occasion and en-
joyed themselves totheir fullest capacity.
The Sabbath School Entertainment
at the Methodist Protestant Church
which was announced to take place on
Monday evening next, will be held on
Sunday evening. The public are cor
daily invited,
A Literary Entertainment aud Exhi
bition will be given at Frizellsburg on
Monday afternoon aud evening, Jan.
LIST, for the purpo Of defrayiug the
debt on the Public School at that place.
Let all attend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-30

Christmas was observed as a general
holiday, aud old aud young put aside
the busy cares of life aud enjoyed them.
selves in the manner best suited to
their tastes,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-30

The slect, yesterday, caused our citi
zens to look well to their ways. The
wicked" literally stood on slippery
places, if they stood at all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-30

The Stockholders of the Carroll
County Agricultural Society meet at
the Court House, in this city, on Mon.
day next, at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
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JouS N. Ylsouxo, Anct. dec
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-30
Report of the Condition

or the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Of Westminster, Nd, at the close OF busin css
on the leth day OF December, 1871.
RESOURCES
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-31

ba,gh 81 orr rtaru. Rey NJ. Haves
was halted 81 MF Stewards Ho,ci aud
Informed that d'tlo bpslts. q 4 mat.
fimoaal ustpfc Vas awaiting bins Inside,
and g namaer 81 rs wcrt upcxf getealy
tac guests 10 awcdiiqg We dll 10, lrafa
the names of ihe bridal psrf bat naJer.
s'ead ibst thoy hsilod iem pownst "
Aset thc ceremony, Que congratulations
and . s6wHade bF ono band, ac lon tho
newly made ans party alone il thcIe
glory
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MANcA Isl

Gas are down. Potatoes ditto.
Tic Episcopal Fair was success.
The cry Of small boys last Friday
e chance, ouiy Sd cents
1hc congregational Church j. da-
H.
Mr. Geo. smith has been appointed
BON q ne new church,
several communications are crowded
ihls week.
The New York Globe Is ono Of Tie
two coat papers ia New No.k. II is
spies, fan 81 city aud foreign news,
|imcr gossip, &C., a1d is rapidly M
|ising lis circulation.
The Htlc oolored singers 81 wash
on, y c., VIII give a consert at The
|r House. Friday eve, sept isL
ir performance Il we'll spoken Of by
press
A basb.ul fellow was driving a COW
o.her moaning when be was bowed 70
fascinating, fasb'olably dressed
Iiug Ady, which 70 ll,coucc Ell hin
DC IA rciagn made bow to the COW
i threw s,one II ne laay
Hon vs. 4 Ilorob,u lived at bis
he ia Bennington ttom bis Emupean
!, lasi woeL, anl was made lhe eipi-
of seccuadC IS ihe Eepuiuy ou Co..
Band. Ills health much improved,
We wish 70 complete our files ofthl
ugNAI aod say enc having q topy fol
nary l0, 1871 VII confer favor by
wing Il al ihls office
4 igw ladies he tie Elm House igy,
|ulhaod nea Is a hgndsd dollars
yards iic completion d lie Episcopal
|irh here. We hoHc soon to wi acst
completion and dedication aud ia d
,liby a financial cond on y TIE Con
"a iopal church now 9
Tie hu lem ~ Eurr agd Buro
uinasy commenced o. Wednesday o.
week with eighty .eao,a Tiers
oef miy q afali erm and the p.os
q i ia school were never more e i
ltagirg
Tbs Vermont Natal laa lwnmnrl
havo iaid an assessment % three pe
4 GA their premium uoies o NICE
Il Losses during the year ending Aug
1875 Toe assessment aa ala,i Ihca
anrtes,cf pa.uus haye bcl placed
haBds of u X Fowler. their locl
'eas, i 10 vii u happy . receive aus
ard llse same
Jaa Is l4e gacs q ! aieEi.ps Tie
were scalc3 Is iiuacr so sunday 'ht,
80 aal ga 81 fl8c fepQr ibat bc h0us
h. oa Civ Tvs d.uagr tables weu
sIekls deserted ~, az a,o puyeiio Z
n6ne3 d otg ofihe iasae ch'muess 8
uid asa 81 rs hoase A h az doe
sAt oaa gase,l & sn3 Gao aaes u
snei o. lhsf amner nIth vseNed zesI
Mang PERSONS hage eaaairei lew w
81 eisg tui. eolonu leIofg q ib
"a fs ssa...
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Edward IAbon'y aH employee q tie
harlem Ezielsiou Railroad was severely
Injured whiic shackeling cars d Petefs-
burgh oa saturday last, BE- being iammed
between De hampers lie was broash.
up Gu DE eyeaa az train aud now al
bic brothers il lis village, dong We !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-31

some rau Co peoge ioibea party q
= turaonIs.s ttc ether day ever TIE hut
ard & Washington railroad 10 tie
Hoes Eanne Al tAe timo ihe lnFlia.
500 VS. eiycu g was bought % b g
great deal 81 r.3.ag. sight seeing and
boating. which Wa not on aac bids q
fare. ff - Htte money accordingly Us
eager ones wcug ia bot upon arriving =
tie station next Is the tunnel there was
S., : distance 81 two and haif miles
which mus, Do made on Zoo This made
somo loeg faces, but they pafhed % dc.
'ermiued not he beat; pccrcdeau .ons.
q Iuta two on three big lU'es p The
mauuiain returning The same way and
6ually auyiug ai home weary, sorc-teo :
"a and almost disgu, ca proaonu ag
Themselves sold and he Ponhnof expect
WIG hired ihc rainpocke los the money,
h.
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ass at NesAe @
0r aGr l. las sHett advertise
ats uaer ile hed af L1st : aga
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Fe.g narrow Caape igum ius.aat death
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an af.js ga and woflmanifEc mauner We
ann iafssmca that thew were given hy Alr.
/ Brlis of New York who f. Al preseut Il
guest Of the Equinox. Surely or Epis-
sopa'cau lends have cause TO rejoice OF
thc e-ns. numerous and elegant that are
being showerca upon them.
( The Ladies' Fair. oil ST. Johus
. Church. held last Thursday evening wasa
most dec aed success aod although bat
little preparation had been made To- tue
occasion, u the result Is by no means
I d.mInwiye. We understand that tue
Treasurer ha. $500, atcr paying all oh-
/ peeses, q pretty good evenings Woth
especially % there we bat few Ia mum
bee en- aged VI 10. The ladies desi"c 10
|retHa tneir shanks f5r ihe man" aud
beautiful additions 20 their list OF articles
which were made by va ious irie lds,
without which The profits would haye
loo,cd Up very differently
Me. l.. G. Orvis has purchased ard
caused 70 be placed IA he be ofe vacant
space over ne main entrance Of st.
Johns Chu ch, beau ully designed
aud executed aimed glass W ldow as a
memorial Of his mother. through whose
eao. tbe church baadag was c.cd
aad par IAN furnished previous 10 her
death. In the center OF ,he window is a
oC.oss ana Crown" on a. azu field and
undo meath the following inscription: In
memoian. Mrs. Il. $. Otyis. bonn. Aug,
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CnIoKEBrNd 4 SONS,
rIANo.FoRTEa

FL n q . i q l. X
The Best Pianos at the Lowest Prices,
And cpou the most favorable terms Of payment.
We invite the attention ofpersons intending to
purchase riauoa, to our New Illustrated cata-
loguo giving fpll description q Styles aud
Prices, aud the terms on which We eel 70 those
desiring 70 make
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Send for Catalogue.
cHtCKERINd & SONS.
GAG Washington st., Boston.
/ East 18th, Street New York.
i5isitoI
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s. ~ a aIa me DOVE
Te sized hswever a. ues
sul fra 'ue
a h8 a.st auts
0 @ 81 A Bat'sg 81 tAe
called 90 as laa
T t oue g ~ best
ta Coa cat sad published
br Ca Aaa'.oa, 81 ah..h
N Ea treasurer
NE Geo. Is CLARK has 6s trec
e. bar8e tuIt asa.t4al'y smmer
v5asF. fer ihc past tasu years !,
las uaa 6gs an Is ia different staees
efafauh Weuttei some tav days
since. aa3 81 tasting them t5uud them
Fe1 snees au3 asaa They lao6 some.
iiHE Uee msH ieaJ-, ard aFl afa meai-
uu green color A great eaglosi,y f5r
tlls iuaie
-U8cf rhe 2ag# Mia or she Harlem
Extension Ea5aaI leaving Hnlaad 81
fa.m.. leave tbg ua5a Depot Of not
a gentleman who came 80 nn tbo night
train FROM Bellows Fails ou Tuesday
morning, aaa wHp wished - come down
m ue ,aHy aia. was unable 10 hud Il.
DE informs us'ltwas made Up ia The yard
aul d53 uet GONE int5 tbe depot. Auo.h-
c ReulIemau was awakened at the Bates
ll9asg Boo ime TO 10 ON ghIs samo train,
aud was Je1 because he could not find e..
How ID ,ai.
The ssntaEa Saa says Of TIE ladies
at die Bernstein bail ct Congress Hall
aa FfiHag eye-"Mi,s Faruswor b, one
oGTsoy's haudsomast blondes, wore bluc
silk, dcu.jtra'H. with heavy Houucc OF
paa q white swiss, white swiss oyorlress,
pulled aud trimmed with yaleucieunrs
lace. Pink flowers 81 her beau Gal AM
burn hair. Gold fuamcus Miss Anna
Hayes Of New Haven, Conn, a vcy
beautiful young lady, vino dances superb
ly, was dressed % green silk, with heavy
aounec Of point lace Point lace over
SKIRT low corsage. with tulie ruflle,
White flowers in hair, pearl necklace and
ornaments" Both Of these young ladies
were guests Of the Equinox House last
season,
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! 0 n L Is b u r T 0 N

T. 0 N l. Il B U RTON
Have just received
Now Bun suitings
Now Prints,
Now Cotious,
Now Fancy Lnons for Children,
Now Linen Ghoors,
New Gnghama,
New Table Linen,
New Towels, etc.
1noy would also call attention TO their
Large Sock Of Summer llaig,
Woo, Ear and lnama Hats,
White and Black Straw, etc, etc.
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BESIDES THESE GOODS
We have Handsome
Toilet Quilts,
White Linens,
Bids Eye Lnens,
Table Spreads,
Napkins
Table Coths,
Damask Towels and others,
Cruoline Black aud White,
Tarlton, White aud Pink,
Cook MusIins,
White Lawns,
Do d nIasl'as.
c.mbic Edge
Lao Edges,
NlrseilIes Tdmm ars,
ANce stock o Fan.
Gems Cave uodcrs'irts
Getts Whit Dress g Is,
Chspons and Switches
ITHE BEST STOCK or
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Matting3 Mats, etc,
TO be found IN this end Of the County
Please come and look at ~ I ID q goods.
No trouble % shos thom
Manchester, june y, 17l, s5iyi.o0a.
! I ITERATION NOTICE The ,abaelbaf has
4 ! this day given he boy J4mos CoHlsn, IT,. hiu
tuue. aud VI pay 40 d 5bss " us contracting II
eln'm any Of his earnings afte. thls date
sandg ito, W., Aug. 18Th ls7i. il8siils
1 FRENCH & BARROW5
4 ry inst received fine aeonnsai u
anry 0Co5s;
LADIES RIBBON TIES,
FANCY yHyIrs ANp RIBBoEa,
LAtEs, GIoEs, AsD cou Ans,
PLAIN AND srmpGD N1IKfo 81.
huLINs, TABLE LmEB 1 TowEis
We have also fall line q Hamburg embroidery,
al sidtlls aud prices
Also, fal a. oiipent d
LAles yss and @ larens
CLOVIS 40 nosiER
Linen Handkerchief. Collar. Sc.
We are ihsnkfal Or l.be'Al palfonaga lias far.
aud Are ta8shsd bat NanehaslsF nti sustain
Fancy 6gOds Store. sc shst All " eur stoal
from tltas p time ~ required.
Respectfully
FRENCH a DAEG0Hs.
E&Dsh ,skr, galy q, IaL ~3sxI
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This little community Is about "a
quiet as ever snd nothing worthy OF note
anspires The ely boartors have gone
home and number of our Young peopls
are soon 20 leave The question now
arises whist shall we do TO keep cor
place and credit among the towa, in
Bennington County. Now Mr Editor ]
.hink sou win saw we have made move
m thc right q sec ion when | ell YOU We
have decided to have q select school,
Alien 6. Clark, teacher. Terms With
iu thc reach Of an, Goa.d aud rooms
eau be obtained al easouablo price
Term 70 commence Sept. iih.
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IEHN' EiUl Young IaNkt WHO dances superb
ly, was dressed 81 green silk, with heavy
Aouncc Of point lace, Point lace over
skirt. low corsage, wiki tuiie ruflie,
" hi'e MOWERS ln Ha'r' pearl necklace ana
-.
-. - '''S
pohsLi'
The following officers were inst4Ied
TO serve the present quarter in Dorset
Lodge, No. l5l, !. o, Of q. T., by the J..
D. Il. &, li3owood; Greene y. liar-
wood, W. c, t. Ellen Paddock, W. V.
T. si'as }. larwood, w. s.; Cbas. r,
Jndefhill, W. +. 81 Nesta A. ilarwood,
W. T. Henry Paddock, W NJ; Maria
Il. ilarWood, W. /. g.; james Parkin-
sen, w. o. G.; Daniel Paddock, w. G. ;
Marcia Baldwin, W X, III. s.; Emma ).
Sykes, " l.. II. S; j.. &. Baldwin, +.
W. e. T.
EAST DORSET.
The Catholic Picnic on Tuesday was
largely attended and all were well
pleased with lie exercises.
NORTH poeerr
MI. ..--. 49,.
- -, - ~ 49, -, - 49,.
-, .,,. ,t, ~. -" ., = 20 V.,''','N
, '' -. ~ = ''e ~ ~" '. r 0'' y
'a,, l'' wv 0.''' ~ ,''' a"f ~ go, '
80 '','e ~ ~, ~. = "a = pa
."s ~ e"'0" ~ ,''"' az" u ''''us
: ''"s' " W o''e1' i's '.9'o's o','is wy
y Pe'9s' 49," ~ ~ e,'so0 ~ -
~ 80 49, 80 0''''0 ~
IN aa,,ia ao, ,oa.Lo1 La,,a f,tiuoa
but unhurt, and sta,ed that when be last
saw any one, ? p. m, be sat down forest
and was SURPRISED 10 fipd il SO dark
when he started on agaip. .. is sup
posed that he tainted, and was uucon-
seious all the intervening i;me.
-Oa saturday tho 2gtb "a marty ot
foor yitb two s,,rlo ta,n,s uoro ~, arm.
inc s,om W.uioorord n roodon5orrv
one If trc horses YVES f.iontooed Inv =
r,ssing traip o,d hacked ar 6 con
aod aangorons bonl, milo or ,wo north
of mis- VILLAGE Mr. Whitman wos con.
siderable in.ared his wita sligh IL and
lis Lpggv rendered uscless The mart,
came to d. Cpris' lIoiel whe.e they
were attended by Dr. Whipple, and final
~ Mr., and Mrs, Whitman look the carr
for Manchester aud the others, tokiu.
the horse aud broken buggy with them
proceeded homewand.
DANNY.
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a., ~ 49, - - 49, ~ ~.
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- w.. "a, ~ 60. ~, ~.
-. - s.. -. - ~,
-,",''." y. 49,, ~, ,, ~ y. 80
49, - '.'' VI Nj 80 yas
.cycoIlrn, Discourse. which was lIs,cued T.
e-''N''''' ''''0'U',' "'.'-'' vac '''s'''N =
proving HE Billie 10 be- i divine ReycIa
ion. and an ne revelation which tb
world needs.
ma. ..,,,... ..t-,, .,a,,,. tn -.
,,. -. -. -, =
scn etosoa on Ttiaat la., win 4 nloa.
Ind ,tIepis III ,he Grove near the s,.boo
tonse The school has eyidon III been
success, and hc e'osirg exercises were O
character o Interest an pres slt, wbcihe
vouug or Ola. AGcrdeclammiou, siugiu,
c.c.. i,y several OF the scholars, some O
whom acquitted themselves finely, al
proceeded 10 lhe 'a5le, wen iusnishc
with suchlhiqgs eIi'drenaad all othc,
HEc, aud bad ~ every one would say 6
real good tune when, oiler such It'll
amuscmcuts AZ child en- delight TO engaE
iu, all wegt 80 .bcir own homes. appai
caily smb, 0us Cor study, hopeful an
happy.
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= s. satisfactorily completed. the @sd
a1e q cast wIg only Increase t. real vai-
ne. aaj now 8, lsso beautiful and 81 ars
. united n feeling 3 seems proper and
natural hist We $50 shaula We with
vea and yoar saecea by tie blessing ci
cod
rlcnies u Il kinds aro common, end
80 are reported extremely pleasant 10
sides We have hsd famous "llorc
rrol pussg 81 q thousand dollars was
raised by the cIHtsns and divided into
ihre premiums 81 s7ea 500 aud 500.
The day was 6ne, and lsrec COLLEGE
ton 81 people were here, almost cgaal
@ lhe time gf lhc stslu aul Sew EnE-
land Fa.fs
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Local intelligence.


AUGUST
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I ITERATION NOTICE The ,abaelb has
! thir day given his boy, J4nos CoHl.u ~. his
Time. aud wi pay no bis 0ftUs contracting II
cn.m any u his earniugs afte. this date.
JAMES C0EIIN
Sandg 10, W., Aug. 18Th 1871. it3Til&t
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NORTH pErF rGu.


The Methodist aud Christian churches
aad tho Me hcli,t Cbureh Of North
pelctsburgh held beir Sabbath School
pieuie on Wednesday last, "a Hola's
Grove on the Breose hollow .o4d LEADING
% Bennington. The day was yely
pleasant one, aud about five hon.
deed persons were on The a.0an Tie
grove bad been nicely fitted % With
sblcs, ,pcake a5nd, and splcnd.d
wire swing Tor tie amusement of he
yguug .olks, by The geatlcmaulv and
generous proprietor. Wm lIoag. Every
Thing passed Oh quietly and pleasantly,
rotbiug occurring % mar the pleasnges Of
tie day. A1er dinner very interesting
remafk were made dc children, ~
Rev. J. w Bellnap Of the ST. i.
Church aud Rev J r. Hayes ~ tie
Christian Church, after which ibe cdo.r
sang several appropriate pieces selcced
foribe occasion. nothing 81 importance
occurred On ihe way, either d o. nom
tie grove with the exception 81 AttIe
incident that transpired 81 North Peters
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DEsfDEs THESE GOODS
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No trouble 10 she's them
Manchester, June n, la. s5iyiG0a
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FRENCH 4 DAEEoHs.

Ekneh NJ. 7, yaly q, ISL V 3exI
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Sens Cave u0dcrs' lrts
GeIts Whit Dress so ds,
Chispous and sstcbeB.