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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09

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soon aiAer
The opposition 70 the Chicago
relief bill i daily growing stronger
III Congress. I'LL
The Pottawotolnies, the Kansas,
! tho 0ssges, the KcnIenaes, ths
Menomonees, the Papagos Of Ari-
zona, and the I'ueblos tribescf In
tiians, are said 70 be members Of the
Catholic Church.
Alexis and pas4y occupied twefi-
ty.threc elegantly furnished rooms
at the fPlankington House, Milwau-
kce, Wisconsin, paying therefore .
bill Of 5000.
poughkecpsie, N. vi, has pro-
hibitcd Sunday street car travel.
The small pox is still on the
increase in New York city and
Brooklyn.
In view Of possible complications
with Spain, the Navy Departments
gathering its resources for whatever
demands may be made upon il. l''.g
A San Francisco company, re-
Gently incorporated, has purchased
large tracts Of land there, and will
80 into cotton, sugar and coffee
planting, being now engaged IN
sending q colony.
The Union Pacific railroad was
blockaded with snow on the 4th.
Gen. George B. Williams has
sailed for Japan, to organize the
treasury system for that Empire.
A heavy earthquake occurred on
the Sandwich Islands, January 7th,
but no lives lost.
A special Mexican dispatch says
the Juarists, have hung all the Off
GERS including the leader Of the
revolutionary gang captured at St.
Ferego, about thirty miles from
Matamoras.
A special to the World says,
Chief Justice Cockburn officially
counseled the Cabinet that England
must reCele Immediately from the
Treaty Of Washington, leaving
America to decide between new
treaty or war.
There seems to be some apprc-
hension that Stokes, the murderer
of Fisk, will escape punishment
through some legal technieality.
Washington advices say that the
female suffrage advocates did ir-
eparable damage to their cause be-
fore the House Judiciary Commit
tee, and are compelled to admit
that they have lost ground in Con-
: gress since the last session.
Somebody in Connecticut sold q
bottle Of the best brandy, and Prot.
Silliman Of Yale College having
analyzed the same, finds in it alum,
iren, sulphuric acid, essential oil Of
some kind, tannic acid, Guinea pep.
per, burnt sugar, lead and copper,
with o basis OF whisky.
A letter from st. Petersburg says
the course Of Catacazy met with the
approval of his associates in the
Foreign Office. Fish is severely
criticised.
A powder house belonging to the
Miami Powder Company, Ohio, be-
tween Yellow Springs and Miami
on the Little Miami railroad, ex.
ploded on the 5th inst, killing five
men, and one missing supposed to
be killed. Timbers, etc, were
strewn for halfa mile around.
John Mclean, son Of Judge Nc
Lean, formerly ofthe Supreme Court
OF the United states, died IN Cnl-
cinnati on the Sd.
Ono hundred and nineteen deaths
from small pox occurred in 1'hila.
delphia during the week ending
Feb. 3D..
Tho New York HerdhIsays that
ifit is fact that the British Rep
resentatiye at Washington is in-
structed to make proposals Of &C,
CCmmOdatiOn and compromise ofthe
AIabGma claims to our Govern,
ment, it is an insult to our nation.
It says that Great Britain is liable
for the loss Of our commerce and
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09

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lively inl'Orslatd'
Nearly 5000 tonsot ore and bnl-
lion were waiting transportation at
salt Lake OH the LIST inst,
Christian Leave, Of san FRANCIS
co, shot himself by the grave ot MS
wife at Lone Mountain, Feb LIST.
This was the third suicide Of the
week.
The Portland journals say that
the smelt season is over for the
present. They mean the tish bear
ing that name caught in the viclni-
ty Of Monticello.
The Corvallis Democrat says
"young Bidilc hasa huge bile right
square on his proboAcis" He should
have it pulled.
The Eugene City papers an
nounce that the stage coach % a as = 2
means of conveyance is with them q
thing Of the past, the railroad hay
ing superseded it.
The McNlinnville West Stdei
says that farmers IN that section are
all busily engaged ~ piowihg alld Is
sowing wheat ...l,
The same Journal has the follow
ing: The night after llarker's store
was opened, the same thieves or
others ofthc same gang, broke open
the safe III FORESTS store az +" neat
land. They cut down through the
w " tiio ss.io' puS V"o n ''
ing to reward their boldness and
perseverance.
Also, the Messenger office at
Monmouth came near sharing the
fate OF Chicago lately. The pro-
prietor attempted to NIL a lighted
lamp with oil, and OF course had a
fire which required the aid OF citl-
izens to put out.
Elk are said to be plentiful at the
foot of the Cascade mountains.
An earthquake was felt at Hay
wood, Cal, Jan. 26th.
Salt Lake City is to have acrack-
or factory.
In Arizona horses subsist on dry
pea vines.
i There is an order Of "Fox Tail
Socials," at Carson, Nevada.
Some highway robbers recently
went through man at Sebastopol,
but all lie had was chew Of to-
baeco, and they took it.
Two sons Of James Leyens, who
reside in Elkton precinct, were put
in jail for assault and battery CON-.
mitted upon their father, Sunday
before last, says the Pldi,tdea!er.
William Thompson has given up
his interest in the Roseburg Plain
dealer, and removed to Salem. The
paper is now in the hands of the
Publishing Company.
The scaffolding gave way, in
Roseburg, upon which two carpcn-
ters were at work upon a house,
precipitating both to the ground,
painfully injuring one Of them.
Quite an emigration from Mis-
souri, to Oregon is reported to trans
pire next summer. .
In an afiiay in Coles Valley re-
Gently between n. B. Long and J.
c. Epperson, the latter received two
cuts with penknite, one in the left
arm and the other between the fifth
and sixth ribs. Neither danger
Gus.
PItl>n WILL 1XTolIn TE,sa. La
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
: the smyrna Msshodlss Church.
TIE FIRST no RAISE A BELL.

TIE FIRST no RAISE A BELL.
The Methodists OF Smyrna have completed,
and paid for the Improvements ito their church,
and re.dedicated It. 1t is the first Methodist
church to raise = bell, we believe. The
Smyrna Times saws 1t is GO feet front by w
feet deep, 45 feet in height and has two slated
towers, one Of which Is las feet in height,
and the other IS feet. The auditorium IS Al
by 62 feet, contains 80 pews, and with the gal
leries will seat 100 persons. The windows
are Of stained glass, and the walls handsomely
frescoed. The entire furniture Of the auditorI-
um isOf solid walnut, finished in oil, and up
hOlstered with scarlet cushiOns for the pews
The floor is carre.ed entire. Tho rear gallery
is occupied by the organ, largo pipe instrl-
ment, with eleven stops and heavy ub.bass.
The four rooms IN the steepled, are for study,
library and reading rooms. The bell weighs
2O96 lbs, and was put IN at cost Of 1920. The
total cost of the Improvement is about so 600.
The handsome panel work of the pulpit and
galleries was done by Mr.. David Sutton; the
elaborate scroll work Of the pews by Worden L.
Evans, and the beautiful carving Of the pulpit
by Messrs. Peeky and Sutton. The staircases
oiled ash with oiled walnut ttrimmings-were
made by Messrs. Sutton and Willard Weldon,
and like the other workmanship, are of superb
or handicraft. The painting and oiling was
done by 5. l.. Clark, and the brickwork by
John EnOs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
Business Molces.

Cheap Coot.-Stove $6.25, Nut $3.50 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-tf WIN. }. BROWN.
To Pic MIC PARTIEs.-A fine assortment Of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomstoe catsup. fresh Salmon. Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Pickled ami Cove Oysters, &c, 90. Aiso
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason. Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and other
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap,
1t BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

LEcTuRE.-On Saturday evening Col. A. H.
Grimshaw delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive lecture, before the Workingmen's Institute
on Horses and Horseahoeing." The lecture
was devoted principally to the shoeing Of horses
and deprecated the present system Of cutting the
heel Of the foot, in order to apply the shoe
Drawings on the blackboard, and specimens Of
various portions Of the hoof Of horse, were
produced. in order to give additional effect and
interest to the lecture. The attendance was
quite good, and the Colonel was attentiyely
listened to throughout.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
for Salt aud Scr 8ent.
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AnAA The undersigned. a committee appointea
10 at 4 regular meeting of the Board OF ITus,
toes OF The Poor Of New Castle coussy: rSas 6ai
ly 3Oth inst, would offer at Private SAFE tnat
v.vv desir property or farming purposes, SIT
ustsd near to hares Corner; in New Castle hun S
dred and county. about ~ miles tou'h from ~ NJ
m;nrton city and IL miles westerly from the
toWo OF New Castle. and short distance from inc
village OF Christ lana. cont AIMING by RECEIPT survey
iso Acres and two Square Perches Of Land. diyid
into conv enient fields. with ample timber Tor 'ne
use of the farm. fxm.
dvsiiinc = franc barn with shedding. frame gran
ary and cribs with carriage. poultry sed smoke
houses. and two good tenant houses. ana o!neI =
huidinr = necessary fer well conducted farm. Inc
eitustion OF this farm is one Of the most pleasant
and desirable in the county Application can DC
made to either Of tie undersigned.
Terms OF sale made known by them.
C,HiHLAI HiLI 4 BhiHhGHSp Il ThRSp W ilminstOn.
JOHN W. EVANS, Newark.
GEORGE LODGE. near Claymont.
oct3l -dk view
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

CoRoNER's INQUEST On Saturday evening"
about ~ O'Clock, Chief of Police Mills and officer
Stewart arrested colored man named Isaac Will
son, who was standing at the corner of Fourth and
King Streets very much intoxicated, and placed
him in the City Hall cells Between ten and elev-
EN- O'Clock some one went into the cell and found
the negro lying on the floor, dead. Coroner Wins
low summoned jury and held an inquest the
next morning when the jury rendered verdict
OF "death from intemperance and exposure" Will
son was a barber, but being very dIssolute in his
habits, he seldom worked, and has been lodging at
the City Hall every night for the past few weeks.
lie inferred at the Alias House burying
ground on Sunday afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

A WISE STEP.-We understand that the Bond
holders of the f. $ Il. Road intend shortly to
offer all the vacant property the south side Of
the wharf, between Messrs. Ward, Blades Il Co 3
store and the main land on lease. in lots to suit
persons desiring to build. This property has been
much sought after, and its improvement will great
ly enhance the appearance OF our little oyster city.
-ChyisfeM Leader.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
MAGISTRATES Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR eIMMS.

Robert Doolin, for drunkenness and vagrancy,
was committed to New Castle for sixty days.
Jno. w. Myers, from Baltimore, on his way
to Philadelphia, stopped in Wilmington, got
drunk, spent all his money, and got arrested
He was fined the usual amount, but having no
money, he was discharged this morning, on
promising 10 leave the city.
James Potter. COL, for drunkenness, was fined
so cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

LEcTCREs-Rev. J. H. Vincent, ID. d., will d.
liver a lecture at Grace Church, on Tuesday
evening, at s O'Clock. Subject, Little Folks."-
Admission, % cents.
Two lectures Will be delivered at the Masonic
Temple, on Monday and Tuesday evenings, Dec.
9th and 10th, by General Hail. under the auspices
of the Historical Society OF Delaware. Subjects,
"Three Days at Gettysburg" and From Night 10
Light" Admission to each lecture, 90 cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

POULTRY ExHIBITIoS-The poultry exhi.
bition of the Pennsylvania State Poultry
Society will be held at Concert Hall, Philadel-
phia, from December 6 to 18th, Fifteen
hundred dollars are offered in premiums and
a fine display of fowls Is expected The
Advertisement will be found in another
column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

CoMM1ss1oN.-Judge Wales has appointed the
following gentlemen commission to dam
ages for opening and extending Pennsylvania Av-
enue, north side, between Van Buren, and du
Font streets: Edward L. Beliah. Francis Barry,
Lewis Thompson, Chas l DUPONT. Lucas Alrich.
The commission will meet on Friday morning
next, at 10 o'clock and make tier return to the
Judge the next day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

GEORGE PoLLIT who was more generally
known in town as George Dutton, was the
Salisbury negro who was killed in the terrible
railroad disaster near Wilmington, DEL, on
Friday last. And was the boy who sold penny
cakes about our streets for several years.
.SditSbury Eastern iShortmnn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

"WATER HousE."--The Del and Penn. II. r.
Co, have contracted with Messrs Thorn as Il Son
to build "water house" near their depot in Dell
aware city, eighty feet in circumference. Tho
tank to have 5000 gallons capacity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

CoNDUcToR RuR.-Anthony Rue. conductor Of
the train which was wrecked by the recent rail-
road accident, Ellsrslie. appeared at the o.
flee of Esquire Publ, on Saturday evening. ard
at the May Term OF Court. at New Castle. Mr..
Philip Qulgley, Of this city, entered on his bond
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

APPOINTED David II. Wingate, late Sergeant
of Police for the Eastern District, has been ap-
pointed special policeman at the r., W. Il B. II.
r. freight depot and yard. He entered upon the
duties OF his new position tins morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

WORKING MEMS LEAGUE-On Tuesday night
last, the mechanics and working men Of Loves
held preliminary meeting, with the view of Or
ganizlng a society for the more etfectually pro-
tectinp the working classes residing within said
town and hundred, by the adoption OF rules and
regulations SO essentially requisite to the vital in
terest OF those who have to earn their living by
the sweat of their brow.
Mr.. James c. Beebe, filled the Office of Chair.
man.. Edward Duffel, that of Secretary. Com.
mittee to draw Constitution and Bylaws; Jas,
c. Beebe, Thomas Rowland, Jr., Samuel S. Nc
Cracken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
Grpfers 4 Jea 4falfrs.
NEW GnkOCEBY STORE,
n. ". Ger. F0osth and 0aPket st..
WILMINGTON. DEL.

zN The undersigned respectfully an-E73h
neunces to hi. old friends and thsS
I'd his nev store. and hasopensd with STOCK
VI nGi GRnCRRfEs. Sn SUGARS AND MOLAssRS,
Loyerine hed nnlaAed and pulverised Sugars
soft. White .1f Fl sSacs ~. y ssIs1s: a::....
Old Governmsnt Javs Co1es. Laxuira. Msricsibo,
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
eli kinds Of Canned Fruits. French and Enslisl
Mustard. Pure 0liv: on. walnut. Mqsnroon 4nd
iiss. Chssss. tr:sH 6oil Butter. Bakers Cocoa and
CSocoiase. Vsf1Seeili. lacaroni. Washing soaP In
srsat variety. Toilet soap. silver Gioss Starch Cur;
Psaciss snd xppiss, Cranbsrries. Brooms. Painted
bucEsls, Bruskss, 6lsrn. Aas9antins and Tallow
sos ssss. Call aa1 ~: :sfPtfA. 81 ;ts1fSs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congress meets to-day.
There was quite lively hailstorm last evening.
The weather has considerably moderated since
Saturday.
Bill Dennis has been sentecced to be hung on
the gath Of January.
The protracted meeting at Union N. L. Church
will be continued this week.
The streets were slippery this morning. and rs
q consequence falls were numerous
Joe. Hamilton. negro magician, Of this city il
giving slight Of hand entertainments at other
places
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

srs. Hiles Il Jones, of this city, shipped by way OF
the Wilmington n Reading Railroad, one car of
machinery to Brooks Locomotive Works, at Dun
kirk, n. ", and one car OF machinery to the
Grant Locomotive Works. at Paterson, NJ J.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

THE PRKss.-A meeting of the editors of the
Wilmington Press will be held in the Board Of
Trade Rooms this evening at O'Clock, to take
some action in regard to the death Of Hon. Horace
Greeley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
Mrs. Grundy says

That SozoDoNT eclipses all other preparations
for the teeth and gums. And what Mrs. u.
says is reiterated most emphatically by ninety.
nine one.hundreds Of The beauty aud fashion Of
the land
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

FRUIT FARM SoLp.-Mr. H. 7. Liftchild has
sold his handsome fruit farm of 80 acres. miles
from Milford on the Harrington road. to Mr.. Rich-
ard Corsa OF Cordham, N. Y, for S24 600.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
soclETlEs.

ooclETlES.
kAs4IN1e THIS IvENIEa.
Cherokee Tribe, No4, o r NJ, at lied Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No g. 10 r NJ in fourth s,ory
SaVille Building, 9th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3, y
U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 0, o U A NJ, at Mechan-
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No 8, Jr, . Q A NJ, at
Hall, 9Th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, u c A, at Hall 504 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No l, X Of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No 3, G F, at Good Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and Market.
Old Church division, No IL, s of T Seventh
below Spruce.
WaRaset Lodge. No l3, of u 7, at room
10Th and Scott atreeta.
Washington Lodge. No ], A y 4. at hall
Second and King streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
FOR SALE.

AaAA, A three story Brisk House. No aDd East
a: Sixth street. containing elght rooms ana an.
~ bath room, furnished with gas anu water
.-~ ""u ''' j. IL. FRAZER.
Telegraph Building.
rovo7.,f Third and Market.
TNnR 2AlE-A Lot of Land at the southeast
II corner az Front and Clayton streets; 81 1eet
inches on Front and 70 feet on Clayton street,
Apply TO GEO. c. MARKS.
Real Estate Agent,
oa,,,f 30o Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

FREE LEcTuRE.-James b. Nicholson, Past
Grand sire Of the Grand Lodge Of U. S. ]. o. @.
F., and present Grand Secretary will deliver a
lecture in the Masonic Hall, on Thursday even.
ing. Dec 10Th. at o'clock, under the auspices
of Eden Lodge, No. "a, |. o. o. +. of this city.
Tickets can be had. free Of charge, by applying
to the Secretaries of the different Lodges in
Wilmington and vicinity. Mr.. Nicholson is a
lecturer Of acknowledged ability and eloquence,
and a rare and interesting entertainment may
be expected. The lecture is not designed ex-
pressly for Odd Felows and all persons are
cordially invited to Q pressn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

TRUSTEES SALE.-Georgs B. Rodney, Eos,
trustee, advertises valuable property for sale in
another column. The sale will take place on
Friday: Dec 2oth.a II o'clock, noon, at Lppin-
colts Hotel Niddletown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

DEMoCRATIc PAPER.-A correspondent
writing from Newark TO the Middle
town Transcript says A canvasser is
at work In town, soliciting subscription to the
capital stock Of Morning Daily Democratic
Newspaper, to be started In Wilmington about
the first OF February.-The capital stock to be
900, divided into shares Of $1,000 each.
The Democrats generally are subscribing, rec.
ognizing the great necessity existing for u live,
movement originated with several gentlemen
from different parts Of the State, and similar
action Is in progress in the lower counties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

SwEDEs.-Last week, Mr.. II. A. Malmsten,
agent for the Wilmington Householders Asso.
citation, brought about twenty five Swedes direct
from Sweden, which have been distributed
among the members Of the Association who had
previously ordered them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

WILDCAT.-A catan cunt or wild cat roam
ing about through the Woods, is creating quite
sensation in Thornbury township, Delaware
county 1t has been seen on several occasions
in Joseph Cheyney's woods and in other seclu.
the first time however, that this animal has
made its appearance here Last season as two
men were out coon hunting at night, they
''treed' this animal and concluded to lie down
under the tree and wait until he came down.
lie came down before morning and scared he
bowling pitifully. The men could not under
stand the situation inst then but one said to
the other in q whisper suarceiy audibly, "let
us go home" The citizens have been trying
to capture it for some time, but all to no avail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-JOhn r. Platter will
be tried in Cambridge, Nd, on the 10th Of
"Mr, Platter is a man Of wealth, and his
first wife was daughter Of Joseph T. Price,
formerely of this city. After his marriage he
engaged in the milling business at one Of
the Brandywine mills, and In the course Of
two or three years failed for quite large
amount. He afterwards returned to Mary
land, and in few years afterwards his wife
died. On the breaking out Of the war he
went into the Confederate army, and while
in Virginia married again. On returning
home to Easton he deserted his wife. but she
him to his residence, and In q short
time afterwards she was found dead on
the roadside. Platter was consequently
arrested"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02
novN-tf
EoR SALE.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND.

- DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND.
aaaa. The undersigned desiring to retire from
s,s business, offers at Private Sale the vel.
q! known and desirable property 4lo Easa .sa
lll Third street where for many years past the
DRY GOODS and TRIMMING Business ,estan-
iished BY N. 4 S. Brown has been successfully con-
This il 4 rare opening for any enterrrisng person
~ ut.rs.s IA ." MRS NJ. L. BELT.
nniv m the premises. or TO z. James Belt of E..
Bfinehurst i Co.. corner sixth and Market suee'S'
aep1l-U
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

MONTHLY REPoRr.-The following is the
report of the Chief Of Police for the month of
NOvou,hop.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

FoR SALE ~
Dwelling House, No. sS2 Market street, II;
q feet front, the lot running through 70 It'll
King street. Possession October 'st. \ hsii IL r1s
;r,.176m ALFRED BETS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-02

MICHAEL NcGEARY.
NAY OUL.D rceoectiully INFORM MS friends and the
w puhlio IL = he continues to keep on hand the
aresst *, Ssst assortment Of 0entlsnmeaA Aaelss
nd Boys
Nasy and secondhand ClOlhlng
of the best Quality, at Ne. 5lS Tatmall street
Also. bis large stock Of Boots. Shoes and Ladiss
GaNers Of the best STYLE Is worthy OF attention De
fore purchasing elsaw where. A large assortment o.
Bed Clothinx. Blankets, Sheets and Spreads con-
etantly on hsAd.> He feels couGdent that - y eSie
10 oell eOOds lower than any other peSsee " tnis
city Give him . call before purchAs Asins eiseWnefe
e. he will give t@faction to all who may iavof
NJ - Hishsst cssh pE;ces paid Rags. Iron. Dress
onner 6lsas ZinH Lead and oil gOodD IN hie nes
v1S' n. No0HARl.s
fAtsal,SA Wii1instoS. lh
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BUY Youa IA.
Teas coaxs Md Fine 0rooertss,
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