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nifty, and to secure their co-opera-
tion in the work of,recuperatlon.
1t is only against the political adj
venturers who come here to plum
der, to sow dissensien between the
races, and to enrich themselves by
the sacrifice of the best interests of
the South, that the just Indignation
OF our people has been exercised.
They have been the authors Of all
the bribery, fraud, and malfeasance
in office which have made political
government at the South a by-word
,and reproach, and are as much de-
spised at the North as in the South.
TO quote the words of the CAvon-
5cle & Sentinel, eve say again that VIC
desire Northern immigration-that
we will gladly receive bona tide
Immigrants from the North We
will not ask-nor do we care
what may be their political opjN-
ions, nor will any one object TO
their voting or acting with the Re
publican party. We only ask them
to come among us and give the
country trial, and we feel coll
WINGED that when they see how
much mischief has been done the
South by men claiming to be Re-
publicans that they will soon be-
come as good Democrats as one
could desire.
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REduLATToNs FOR THE PosT-CFFIcE
at A ABBEvILLE.-The Ohice,is opensfor
sfle general delivery of letters and sale
II postage stamps from $50 A. NJ. to 5
= NJ.
None Orders furnished from $50 A.
=. to 500 p: NJ.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $50 A. NJ.
Washington, Ga, Mail closes on We'd
.Iesday a. $50 A. NJ.
Ebert Ga, Mail, via Heardmont,
?loses OF Thursday at G:30 A. NJ.
4Antreville Mail, via Temple of
Bealth, closes on Thursday at $50 \. NJ.
Ebert, Ga, Mail, via Lowndesville,
closes on Friday at $50 A. NJ.
H. w. LAWSON, P. NJ.
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RARE PLANTS AND FLOWERs.-Our
friend and townsman, Mr.. J. F. c.
DnPre, has for sale a full supply Of
the rarcst and most beautiful hot,
house plants and flowers. lis green
house is filled with choice matcria!
for making a beautiful bouquet; ard
the young ladies and gentlemen Of
our town would do we'll to make 6
note of this and call before his stock
is broken.
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SENATOR CARPENTER SPEECH
The great speech in Congress dur
ing the past week has been that OF
Senator Carpenter, in support OF
his bill providing for new election
in Louisiana. lie urges that it is
the right and duty of Congress to
interfere. The right of Congress
he bases upon that provision Of
the Federal Constitution which
guarantees to every State a rcpub-
lican form Of government. The
present State government in Louis
ianais au usurpation-the Presi-
dents interference was unauthor-
ized-and the only relief from
present entanglements is to order
a new election
In concluding his argument, Car
penter said Congress was in a pre-
dicament where it could not stop.
Louisiana had sc,t one Senator
here, and the constitution says she
she must have two. The Senator
from New Jersey (Frelinghuysen)
had said that he would not vote
for Pinchback, and by that de-
clared there was no Republican
government in Louisiana. BY
SEATING Pinchback the Senate
would kave'to recognize Kellogg ;
by seating Mcmillan it would have
recognized McEnery: but by re-
fusing to seat either it declared
there had been no election. Was
it wise to adjourn this troublesome
question to the troubles of the
Presidential election? 1t was not
probable there would be the same
unanimity then that there was
the last time; for as he scanned
the political horison he thonght
he could see more than one
candidate, and it was not i'm
probable that the vote Of Louisiana
might chnuge the whele thing.
The question should be settled now,
and put out of the way, as it was
neither wise nor prudcnt to al-
journ it. He had no personal feel
ing in the matter, his relations with
Kellogg have been OF, the most
friendly character; 'but Ire wanted
the Congress Of the United States
to do its duty and order an honest
election, SO that the people could
have their choice.
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~" Mr.. David Z. Kcllar, one Of
the most energetic Of our young
men, and one Of the most successful
farmers on Long Cane, was in towr
on Monday. His success in life Is cT'
dence Of what energy and application
to business will accomplish.
"lir who wants to speed and thrive,
Mu-; h"ld ;hc EloE"h Aiih driver
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TIE DUE WEST SABBATH School
is one Of the most fourisbing in
the up-country, numbering over
one hundred pupils, and presided
oyer by Professor Hood, assisted
by some fifteen teachers. The Pro
fessor is here the right man i'll th"
right place, and fiuds full Fla? for
his active sympathics and adninis-
tratice talents IL it, sGeros,!ut
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THE YoUNG MEN'S CHR1sTIA.

TIE NoUNG NEN's CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION of Due West, propose
having a celebration ell tn - day
of May next, at which addresses are
expected from the Rev. Z. r. Miles
of Abbcville, the Rev. J. II. Bry-
SON OF Columbia, and Prof. Hood
of Due West. The occasion prom
ises to be an interesting one, as
the orators selected are all eloquent
and attractive speakers.
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Citation for Letters of Administration
Ihc iSiotc Of South CMOltna.

ABBEFILLE. COUNTY.
Bv CIIAS. W. GUFFIN, ESQ, Pro-
bate Judge.
WEI HEREAS, William L. Graham
wv made suit to me to grant him
letters of Administration of the Estate
and Effects of Sarah A. Graham, late
of Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said Sarah \. Graham,
decd, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Abbeville G. H., S. G., on March
25th next, after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to shew cause. II
any they have, why the said Admlnls-
tration Should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, TINS
TENTH day OF MARCH, in the
wear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Scventy-t"ur and in the
ninvty-ci-Alh year OF American In
dependence.
Published on the 1l!h and 18th day Of
March. ISL. in The AbhtrHc Press
l'lln E'H!jtc,'.
CIIAS. W. GUFrIN,
Judge OF Probate.
March II, ISL, IS, -
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RETURNED.-We have had the
pleasure Of greeting DR.. II. D. Wilson,
who returned few days since from
Philadelphia, where hc has been per-
tecting himself in Dental Surgery.
The Doctor is now thoroughly pre-
pared for the work Of his profession,
and will be pleased to receive a visit
frC m his friends.
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sa We mad the pleasure Of meet

@- Wchad The pleasure OF Mcct'
ing on the G. e. G. r. r. on Monday.
Col. r. L. Bowen, our old army friend,
once the gallant Colonel of the ID
S. G.. Rifles, and now staunch mem.
Der of tho Legislature from Pickens
We have seen the Colonel display
rare courage and cquanimity on
many hard fought field, and fee
assured that ho will prove equally
reliable in the contests of tho forum
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THE WEATHER daring the past
week has been variable with more
tlan a due proportion OF rain.
The wet weather has backencd
farming operations, and the promise
of the Spring is rather unfavorabIe.
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pA In the case of the Citizens
Savings Bank, Colonel c. II. ST.
monton has been appointed special
referee to examine and report upon
the costs Of the United States mar
shal for summoning creditors.
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GREENvILLE SHOE FACTORY. The
shoe factory Of Cover, Mills & Co.,
of Greenvillc, turns out thirty pairs
of pcg-shocs per day. They are of
the best material, and arc Of substan-
tial and durable make. Our friends
who desire good article at low rates
shonld apply to the agents here,
Messrs. White, Hill & Cunningham.
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MA Our young tomnsman Mr..
Mansfield Hollinsworth, who for
some time past has been a student
at the military school, Lexington,
Va, is now on a visit to relatives
here.
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The LIQUOR TRArFIc.-Accord-
ing to the census Of 1870, the capl-
tai engaged in this country in the
manufacture of liquor in all its
branches amounted to S66,G59,94
and its annual product was placed
at s94, ,123,014. Of the three hun
lred and ninety industries into
which the manufactures of the
United States are divided, only five
employ greater capital-only nine
produce more. The industries
which rank with it are those en-
ployed in the great staples of life
cotton, and wool, and iron, and
lumber, and -four. 1t is an alarm
ing fact that there is more money
spent in this country for liquor OF
all kinds than there is for bread and
meat and clothing.
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E1- Mr.. J. II. McGill, of the An.
dcrson Conservatory. made business
visit to our town during tho past
week, in the interests Of his popular
journal.
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neA Ex.Treasurer Parker has
written a eaustic letter to the New
York Times in which he denonncc5
the Act Of the Legislature scai'ng
the debt, and throwing Oyer the
conversion bonds.
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CoHREcTIoN.-The death of Mrs
Jno. G.. Chiles, we inadvertently
stated in our last, to have resulted
from consumption. The canse of
her death was pneumonia.
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GG= Rev. J. i. Reynolds, D. d.,
having accepted professorship in
the University at GreenyiIle, will
shortly take up his residence in the
mountain city.
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gy Adjutant and Inspector
General II. W. Purvis has resign
ed his office on the ground of the
meagerness Of the late military ap-
preparation.
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REV. B. NJ. PALMER, Of New Or
leans, preached in the Presbyterian
church of Columbia on Sunday last,
and evening.
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BGy" Mr.. Willie Calhoun, son OF
our fcllow-citizcn Col. John A. Cal
houn, is now recruiting his health at
the family homestead.
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TEE LECTURE On next Sunday
night wil! be delivered by the Rev.
II. N. Mood, and on the following
Sunday night by the Rev. ". NJ.
Grier. ...
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rn. Our friend Mr.. John a.
Calhoun, jr., of Augusta, was on a
visit to relatives here last week.
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~ Senator lIoIIinshcad paid 4
flying visit home on Saturda y last.
returning to Columbia on Monday.
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ye- Thcrcport Of the killing of
Ex-prcsidcnt Ccspcdcs Of the Cuban
republic is confirmed
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mP DR.. Otto a. Moses has been
confirmed as State Inspector Of
phosphates.
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Il, The Probate Court.
Ex Parte G. NJ. Porcher.
-.

MIOTICE is hereby given tha: Mrs.
~ Georgiana NJ. Porchcr hna ap-
plied to Chas. w. sGutfin, Judge OF the
Probate Court for Abbeville County lorr
a Homestead in the real and personal
estate of Rev. o. II. Porchcr, deceased,
and that tho 7th day Of April next has
been fixed for the appointment OF ap-
praisers for the assignment OF Home
stead to the said q. NJ. Porchcr, widow,
and Isabella, Catharine, Annie, Ihco-
dore. Davis and Samuel Porcher, minor
children OF Rev. O. Il. Porchcr. deceas-
ed.
J. C. WOSMANSKY,
Clerk Court Probate, Abbeville County
March 10, 1871, 4S-.lt Il
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:
ary Oil. a,4Mn. il; -a. j. .nea-
.., .s .q ;h., ,u.nt n@" .,a 80 Uy
,......, ..a u. ",a.e 4.. >oy.ny il.
}-r v.,:... .-,q.r.. as sas. .l- !urv,aan
.y.,..,.. ..,l,t...,. ,, n,..r ,ii>anpoin,.ng
. .a,i,.,,r and state, tina. he vii!
ran Iii. hands night and day to get
an ORDER Hl!cd at the time appointed.
We were shown Il specimen Of scroll
work which reflects great credit On
the dcsigncr Capt. Moorclousc, AID
shows the superior skill Ct the work.
men in that department. NVo have
had work done at Mr.. Wings and
sn.ok from q Dcrsonal kpowcdrc
when We assert that Mr.. Wing will
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!5x-Presidcnc hiiIiard fillmore
died at lis residence in Buffalo,
New Yok, on last Sundy night.
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DARING ROBBERY. We learn
that the hed-chamber of our es-
teemed townsman, Mr.. James A..
Norwood, was entered by a daring
burglar on last Sunday night, and
his wearing apparel abstracted from
his bedside, together with a valua-
ble gold watch, gold spectacles, and
some money. The whole loss
amounted to some 5000 in value
The robbery WAS SO quietly effected
that the articles We're not missed
until next morning, when, search
being made, the pocket book and
some papers were found near at
hand. No clue has yet been had a:
to the pcrpetrator. We trust soor
to be able to report progress.
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mT The temperance movement
in the West seems to have been
unsuccessful in the large cities.
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TIE Grccnvillc Court is in scs-
sion DUNG the present week. That
for picEens closed on Saturday.
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ag- Caleb Gushing has sailed
or Spain.
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THE weather dining the past few
iays has been fine for garden work.
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2. W. Wings Factory, Columbia, S. G.

ILL.,
nn,;n, ann v;s;ts IN Colnmbia we
1. T. w Iyinr
., ..,,, onor
r't,. ,.:oa .an HE
e,... DIo,,;,,n Nil, sosh noor and
nIiud r,ctory is near the Female
Co,,,ao and ;s run bv s;xtv.borse
.o,,on on,.;,o s;nno th, ,r,r his
hn,;noes bos steod;yv incrc,scd TO the
orosont t;n,o Last Fall h;s i,crcos
ed business counellcd him +, u1I 10
1;a NH ,L,,t' dorh.. G,a .ar.,a,.
or,;i,,, c:oaai,,. which is ,nu h,,..
......,,,n ,t., -. ,,..,.. =. 'u....
h,...,... D.. ,r.,.-,,:...4 J., .a..t,.rg.
~ ..l..n,a,. -. -. r... ,t
.i.,.i..,. ...... 1a.,.r0 a..., air,j, 49,
...r,., ~. .u,,.-. ...,.i..I i. II ::.ways
.,..,~. ,.,..: stock o,: hand the old,
...d ,;r;r.1 beinr uscd first.
f. ,;s Mil there arc rim and cut
.,,vs where ,Ln stuff for window and
door frames is cut oat. Stuff for
1,ors sasbcs and blinds. Mr.. Wing
has cut to the size required at the
saw mills, and piles Of this were
neatly stacked in ether parts Of the
ward and mill. In this mill is = large
p!ancr, another rip saw, which is a
self feeder, flooring machine, and a
mouydinr machine. caDaLle of planning
three sides at once. He has also bo
ring machines, liz or scroll saws. All
the work on this floor is under the
immediate supervision of Mr.. Wing,
Capt. Moorchouse has charge OF
the second floor, who showed us
through his department. At the en-
trance is a facing machine, which
dresses lumber perfectly true; direct.
ly in front of this is moulding and
sash machine where tho stuff is
BROUGHT TO q proper and uniform
thickness. This machine is also used
for sticking mouldings and sash, and
for almost anything, except carving.
There is also in this room a rip saw
and cut off saw, two foot mortising
machine, one steam mortising ma.
chine, a tcnoring machine, a slat
machine which cuts the Stats off TO q
length and turns the pin on both
ends at once wit y single turn Of the
tie hand. The Captain has things SC
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March 6, 1874 46-4t
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earth, and all that sort Of thing, a. rhil,
drcn listen 10 tbs stories Of Bite Beard,
or "Juck the Giaut Killer" And 40 II ~
as the Apostle -nys, sor,," are always
learning but never attaining ~ tht lfu'lN
-"wise in their own conreits.'
Whatever, then, be the NATURE OF that
yapor which composes the mass OF 'olnc's;
tlis one thing is certain, that It Il very
harmless and that in the event OF one
striking the earth-which is Improbable
enough to amount to an impo>slhili'v-no
more damage would he done than if there
Should fall n gentle shower Of raln,-
Comets are so rare in their constituency,
and so transparent at that, that even
through their densest part stars OF such
small proportions as those Of the seventh
magnitude can be seen. No Comet has
ever vet struck the earth, and the chances
are greater than million to one, that
none ever shall. There is much more to
be said of these heavenly anomalies than
our present space would admit OF. lfear
have already too much taxed tho pa
thence of the jealous readers Of the ola
R1oN, and now shall finish with prom
ise to speak to them again on some other
subject Of equal importance. =.
Wishing them, therefore, 4 quiet night
and 4 peaceful rest, l arm, etc.
- J. OBJ.
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Observation-Disclosures the Man

While the friends Of Mr.. MORTON,
Mr.. CoNKL1NG, and other Eepubli-
can aspirants to the Presidency have
been carefully studying and pre-
pairing their respective plans of cam
paign, the ground appears to have
been taken away fron under their
feet by the bold. slrewd, enterprise
ing, and lucky Pennsylvania who
is Speaker Of the House OF Repre-.
sentatives.
SO far as it is now possible to de-
termine, Mr.. BLAINE Is bound to be
the candidate OF the National Re
publican Convention, aud resistance
to him is we'll niyi. hopeless. 1t is
nown that his strength 'n the marty
is great everywhere; but We learn
with senae astonislment that the car
petbagsesx Of tn, South are enlisted
in his favor Their secret orgaDiza-
tions ase salle=t "a his cnnmerld. and
he relies with u..ll-tounIed conf
dence ms.ssa the snsss al their votes
GEX. CRANE IL still resolved 10
run for tk,rl Ter u; iea., the .liscov-
cry that BLAINE. h ssia,e Il, beat him
in the Republican C",uventlon is
believed IT. @NissAita liz aac.,uccaled
detcrMinitdyll to Veta the Civil
Rights 'ais- Mad ID bees 1asse'! at the
recent set-1~a OF cangre+e- II there
be ne patsttAe :.syyut tlAis, lais conclu-
eioa j. that fae e4u ircat4 from the
Republicans 2as,ty, asll, a., an indie
pendent or semi 1semocra4s~ candi-
date, gaia votes enough from the
Democracy, RIA additions &c his own
personal following TO make his reel
ection pnooassle-
These facts have ycry queer look,
and promise TO develop mvse inter-
esting relations aau concentrations
hereafter. ~ y. .SuN.
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The Third Term.

Why should the Republican Party
ignore all the historic usages of the
rast-the example Of WASHINGTON
the greatest man, the truest Patriot,
and the best Republican the world
ever saw,-and the teachings Of
Jefferson, Madison, jackson and
Monroe, to oblige President GRANT
for Third Term, when they have a
long roll of eminent men to choose
from-such as .....
Speaker James G. Blaine, of Maine;
Gen. VIM. T. Sherman, of Ohio;
Hon. Roscoe Conkling, of N. York;
Alexander c. Morton, of Indiana;
John A. Logan, Of Illinois;
Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside, Of R. I.
Gen. John A. Dix, of N. Y.
and hundreds Of others with talents
equal, if not far superior to Presi-
dent Grant?
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MA man who resolves to d.

~A man who resolves to do
right pursues the even tenor Of his
way, with clear conscience and up
right keel, has nothing to fear in
pushing on his fortunes to a success
full result.
Gen. O. o. HOWARD TO GO VEST
The War Department, by General
Order No. rs, directs Brig. Gen. 0. 0.
Howard to proceed without delay to
Portland, Oregon, and assume com
mand of the Department of Columbia.
As the Dog Days are approaching,
and hydrophobia is about, it would he
we'll for people to keep clear OF dogs;
All running about in this town should
be nuzzled or taxed.
~ The Picnic grounds at the
Blue Ridge Summit should be fur
nished with benches or seats. 1t has
fine shady woods, good air, pure wa
ter, but the seats are wanting. They
should be supplied.
I@ Baltimore is boiling down her
surplus canine population into glue,
,.hich the city gains five cents per
dog.
A Mass for the dead was lately
celebrated in st. Mary's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Soho, London,
over the body Of the Rev. j. c.
Chambers. Eve-y body IN the
church was dressed in black. This
is the first instance OF such service in
Protestant church.
rkA- Father Secchi, the great As
tronomer. They discovered that the
temperature Of the Suns surface il
58O,64S degrees Fahrenheit.
@- A man at Emmitsburg and
one near Graceham seriously belis We
that the appearance Of the Comet at
the present juncture betokens the
end of the world. Let them get
ready for the promised land.
lay The Cincinnati Price Current
saws the prospect is poor for a good
tobacco crop in Missouri, Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, kentucky, Tennessee,
West Virginia and Maryland, aud AS
a consequence the prices for leaf on
hand have already advanced three
and five cents per pound.
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p@- We have nov fairly entered
upon the heated term, aud according
" TO the Scientists have many long
broiling days before us. Last sum
mer was cool and wet, last winter
was exceptionally open and warm,
and the Scientists, therefore, con-
clude that the warmth is to he con-
tinued throughout the summer.
sUr The enjoyment Of the summer
.,ason at the Monterey House is among
tie pleasures Of the mountain scenery
and the charming recol|ections, which
cluster around it.
THE THIRD TEnN.-The Cincin
matt Commercial refuses to admit, the
probability of third term: 1t says
1;en. Grant will not be renominated,
because the politicians understand
that be would not be reelected. No
,.Arty is strong enough to carry him
through the storm Of opposition to a
third term. Influential men and
newspapers in the Republican Party
would revolt as they have al eady re-
volted, at the mere suggestion of a
third term.
un- If YOU have any mutilatsd
fractional currency that you cannot
pass, the ltN permits you to take IT
to the p.,.. t,.ster, who will send it to
Washine;or nd return you good notes
free Of cn,rn".
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