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( ar Tiff ' Tj mne.
The W'inl
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TRAINS ISA! IN.)
!xprert Passenger
tall Twin
. . . . rn. tn.
. . 12.10 p. in.
. . - in.1.1 p. m.
. . - 7,42 a. m
. . . . 12.SH p. m
tut Lin-
a.. 22 p. m.
X trains tun en Mm, J"? except the Express.
Osttimi Port i.ar We rejoice to know
hat the Clearfield county Agricultural
ociety is a fixed fiio., and that much
ood wiU he accomplished tho establ
ishment of thfSocioty. We have made
ume inquiry lately in reference to tho
robabl nmount of stock nd grain that
i being prepared for exhibition, and we
fU'o no doubt that our next county fair
III far outstrip tho lost in every particu
tr. We also learn that in cerium portions
f the county
1 order to still further humbug their , t'ftll
ii.lU.O ll.r'.ltll'U VllfM-, ,V,v '"'"ft".
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nposition but in this wo have been mis-
kken. Hut if people will employ hum-ug.-,
inHtend of phytirian, they must ex
ie,t to be cheated
AtT Ukcef.atio.v,
all Fancv Work.
A Complete Guide
JteautifuMyillustraN
Hero it a book decidedly useful nnd conteropl.-G7iafort7Wr.if.
klualde, without a tcarher you cm learn.
itL its eav rules and illustrations. Ten
1 Drawing, Crayon Pr.iwing and Taint
g, Water Color Tainting, Oil Tainting,
recian rain ling, Orior.tal Tainting, An
ijue Pointing, and in fact all known va
eties of Drawing ana Tainting. Also,
eatlter Work, Moss Work, Feather
rork, Wax Work, Cone Work, Shell
'ork ; how to Preserve IVirds. how to
ase Aquariums, Magic Lanterns, Tapier
!acho Work, 1'npcr Flowers, Vases, Ac. ;
1 fact a perfect encyclopedia of all that
ornamental and useful.
The publishers, Mesr. J. K. Tii.ton
Co., Boston, will send it post paid by
ail, if you cannot find it at the book
ores. A Sj.vsiiii.k Movement. The Philiaikl
hia Conference of the Methodist Church
which nojoiimexl on Saturday last, ad
ited, after long and earnest deliberation,
rcsolu-ion recommending to the) next
eneral Conference the repeal of the sla
iry restriction chapter, adopted at the
eeting of that body last year at Ruflalo.
re like to see this. Let tho churcnes
aso to be divided upon this question,
c a long step will bo taken, not only
wards a re-construction ot tho Union,
it also, we think towards Heven.
flgy-lferchanls visiting Philadelphia
ill find the largest Carpet Warehouse
id the largest and best stock of goods in
te Carpet lino at No. .r00, Chostnut St.
esirs. MeCallum & Co., proprietors, pos
ssing'gieil facilities for manufacturing
id importing extensively, feel assured
at .they can offer inducements to pur
iar. See their card in anothor col
nn and make a note of it.
Cit.trORMA Fashion. no of our neigh
rs removed his fami'y into lr's now
)Ue on Monday last, the greater part of
je tlxVer of which it is constructed
as standing in the forest three weeks
;0. We nntico rjuiie a number of new
sidenees in different parts of our
llage, rotwii!itanding tho gloomy prosi
eU of trftdo.
Our rafting friends will no doubt
pleased to learn, that our friend R. J.
ayces, atSaU I.iok. has planted numer
is i.tout snubbing Torts along the beach
1 tho betid, in rddit'on to blowing out
16 "Rolling Stone" at Birch Toint.
We adve cur r,"fman to try his posts
id his "grub" too. tic is fully able to
mip them in proper s tyle.
Arm, fsnowFRs. Tho six or eight in
ie of motv that full hero on Monday
nt creates a keen desire for the invigo
ting April showers so much talked of
' poeta.
8ST"An election for ni embers of Con
ess, Ac, took place in Connecticut on
onday last-the first State election held
nco "this farco of a government earns to from Spain to aid in the metallic circula
1 end." tion ot the Island of Cuna,
Moving Dav. A inrr-c number of our' 'nf:A'r Prospect.. The farmers of Illi-
Until, we notice, are. changing their res-' JT ll,lTe over' TVn i0, b "ltificj
Annna .Slio.il.l n. n . , ' . the appearance of the wheat crop at this
enoo. NiouM our Can .er fail to find time. We have reliable information from
iy ot tnem, mey wiH r.loaso r0p0rt. more tlun twenty counties of southern
A Lapt Tost Mistress' Rruovr,,' 1 ,1Iinoi''. ivinS aorancei thnt during the
tie President has appointed II 11 f-7 'h1 ,cn J enrs the aheatfields in March
iq. roatmastor of Columbia, in tin 0,0,1 ' !.m ve "cver nrTf"-cl1 s0 promising as now.
, v:Mrs. A.S. Moderwell, removoVl" ! P'O'vth is admirably set, covers the
' had thought that this estimable ludv 6round. 'e1,1' " healthy and strong en
ho had : conducted tho P. it. with such c0l'.r',8ln lar?e expectations of full gra,
itiraaatisflion to the community in- ',c'lCI, 48t tlie doRe of !he ",,son
rested, and, besides. Las no other means w'IUliTa?r M fr'1 W"? unn",,,,y
tupport for herself and family, would V 1 ,L,da Jtif l? lic ns (,,8,ln-
fcn spared the infliction of the choree coni Illinois for the pie-
nioilno j but it appears she, too, hal to "S " m.ntrf. and Noft
icrlf.c-.! order to appease the bloody,
olocli of Republicanism 1 Well, be it so. ! Bold akd Heavt Ronntar at N'ew Or
Jl'i Ca'iaJ,f,cckoning for this E,S- Cuban ladies arrived at New
12!re Proscription in the future, aud Orlean-, in the steamer Cahawba. havinc
ttnd0WsraU(e .in b flvenge(, We 52,000 between' them. They stopped at
n fnlt with the administration for the St. Louis Hotel, and after taking din
'moving nteu from ofliee, but we did sup- ner went out to take a walk. Durina
we fiut Mr. Lincoln had to much gal- their absence their room was entered, and
if r t,k tlie 'ieftfl tiWOman 'iur- their trunks robbed of the above amount.
resident must have been imposed It is supposed tho thief was a fellow
1 n orris ivsy, or thodood would not passenger with them in the steamer from
it wen eommittad. La. T'l ILivanna.
Th rhlUcWphi. first
... .I..I ii .i ii . l ... i .i
II F HI'' Vll'l III''! HII- I (til PI IIMM'MI
llitowr, c.H thfl emhtl.dt lillrr,nlint.-d lo
. - . .
lilt II H W roll ii lilt B , 110rBl. Sll'l i
Ihstli no h.,M! id. .'Umninii
Oi;p(.rthor.toitndinit.i-.tratiniiMidil.f
in I tit.lioan l i 'v. II nt-t.furi, im
til.liosn I 1. 1 v. li ni.i.rnri, i !-' lo
lie n tn h r tl.o throne nt i'iis'iiottr hi Unit
it daily Jrhad"w in ndvriti'o l.'.l on'y
iho intentions nf Ihej ndmiiiistritieli l"tl
its varvinjf idiMH ol fnlu'-i' 1 i ' . Wp
alwius ha 1 nn idea that ( "1- l-"inr.v
would return lo the 1 Vmnrrn'i.' party uf-
t.-r hi rcvriiL'flul ficlini."! to.vul Mr.
, 1
Hi cimnan hnd len fullv n'litld, hut tho ,
Uepuhlienm have him uo.t, neck ntid'
hecl. While wf wi"li thnn ov or their
Imr.rmn. e vet feel dimind lo cotiimiiier-1
ute tho untimely fate of one no gifted and
proismg rnoiher victim 01 ma'i nmomcn.
That in this new attitude the Ywtdionld
Ijc more wickedly personal than ever in
it allusion! to the editors formor asso
ciates who remain truo to tho ancient
faith, is not to he wondered at. That
it should descend below it own level in
attacks upon such old friend as Hon.
Wm. If. Welsh ir, then, natural, lor those
who fall from graco are ever woro hitter
against their former compeers in virtue
wlioremnin seadfast in the ritdit than
ncqirmt ihe less meritorious. When
Mr.
1 Wlh fnllnwed the l nd of Col. Fornev in
ji- 1 . . i : r. . 1 jiliilomn l . .1 .
mc DeBumui ... support ol ho who was tno iairon ine pa
h'uih was given out Iat lull, i oeing ir0n saint or tho latter, most exiravaL;an(
rd by Phvsicir.ns, as a medical diplonn; praises were showered upon him hut l-
he remains
true to
the prin
of his ifc
ar.c! h'13
nature he
is now eomnlimentod hv low a'iise
al tho Apv.oultuia. society wouui t-seapo from his former friend. e say eompli
nientcd b causo abuse under such eircum-
strnccs is true praise, more to he coveted
than eulogy, Mr. Welsh hns tulent9
enou' to triumph over all such attacks,
.however constantly or violently they may
bo ma do and from whatever sotiroo they
may sprinc, and in his proud integrity he
may wr'l Inugh at tho rnulii of his ene-
1 Trice SI, in mies and treat their abuse with scornful
Tho Movrasnis and Objects of the
Southern Commissioners.
The Washington letter writers Fay that
the Southern Commissioners are in con
slanr. communication with the Govern
ment at Montgomery , and act in accor
dance with its feelings, which aro to ex
haust every possible mode of obtainir.g a
peaceful Kolution of the questi-wis plowing
out of tho late sece.siior.. Thev do not
desire recognition by the government:
They have erected an independent na
tionality, nnd feel able to defend it against
all comers. Their business here is to pro
cure the peaceful evacuation of tho forts
within their limits now bold by federal
troops, and to treat for nn amicable ar
rangement of their complicated relations
with tho federal coveinmcnt. Thev are
acting with comummato prudence nnd I
ability, and aro sacrificing ill technical!,
ties nnd forms to mx-iire the substantial
purpose of llieir mission.
Tt'.o Southern Commissioners have most
positive assurances from the administra
tion that no attempt would bo mado to
reinforce Fort Pickens- This has been re
peated to them pevcrnl times. They feel
bound to tuko these assurances. They
have no rijht to go behind this. If the
Administration have so decided, then of
course the responsibility of precipitating a
collision, and plurgiug the country into
civil war, will'iest solely with tho powers
that be.
A Republican Senator stated that there
was no doubt that the nb indonment of
Fort Piekens would take place in less than
twenty days. The hesitancy, it is said, of,
the Administration, in regard to this
point, is from the sme c.iue that has
created the delay in the case of Fort Sum
ter, namely, a desire to avoid its effect on
tho New Enrdand elections. There is no
doubt, however of the ultimate purpose
of the Administration.
Highly Important from Havana.
Roll Attempt of Siait to Annex S. Ihminjn
The Kpanith Ylrtt liaised, and the Aid oj
(loxrrnmeut Pledtjcd JJntti to t-MTC the
same Fate The Movement Aided h France.
Niw York, March 20.
The Heamship Quaker Citv arrived this
evening from Habana. from w hich port
she sailed on Monday last.
Much excitement prevailed at Havana
on the subject or the annexation ol est,
Ion ingo to Spain.
It seems that a system of Spanish emi
gration has been going on at that island,
ut:dcr tlie supervision ot tho Government,
the emigrants being instructed to hoist
the .Spanish nag when tho proper tune
arrived and they had pained sufficient
strencthin numbers, and then invoke the
protection of Spain.
This was done on the Ctu instant, much
to the astonishment of the blacks and
natives there.
When the new reached Havana, the
Spanish frigate Iiianca, fully armed with a
large number of regular troops, was dis
patched thither, sailing on the 23d.
Two screw frigates were boon to follow
with h thousand regulars
A largo naval and military force of ten
thousand is said to bo on the way from
Spain to Cnba
Tho U. S. steamer Mohavk arrived at
Havana on Sundnv Inst.
It is said that llayti will sooj share the
same fate as St, Domingo, witJi tho con
1 sent of France.
i business at llavanna was depressed.
A million dollars are said to be en route
'i'H tiii f'i it -v . ponss. - A t ""lnil"H
m ml l Intri llm Cnotel file
. . r
' """'" '' Hh ullimi, tcpmsi mp;
11,1. I 1 I - ,.: . nl'l .lllM, ,
,M" i I .. !' .
,'"r P"li'ii loo m, arilliiurtu', i.nL'UMi
""'. I"'''"''!'''', nnd .vn trsdinr-
- "" "'' "", '"'
111'. i ii'lvmi'i l s.lmlurs P'r Hi" ii" "I
('..in in. tl i,lir-t.N in l ho !'ii,fi . t ul'' Stnt,,
Tho rupyriidili rT tl.o ihw works are to
ho Iho Jprnprrly of the nutli"ti or f ii-
pil.'H.
I1V li.ililil.iir. The chief i"i 1 if :f
I,(iiii"Vil.' received letter ycnlcl'dnv from
.......
I'olund um, Kentucky, inlorniinjf him that
tlis milo or Mr. 1 rank Mewiirt, ol llinl
place, ivuh broken open on Min-iay niiu
hif t , and rol.bcd or more thnn live thou
isand dollars, as follows: ?2,iHi0m Iwunlv-
iiollar gold piere., ju, um in inns on me
Union Hank. Tennessee, SI. hid in Mi
souri money, ami l.etween seven ami
eight hundred dollars in Umis ami twenties
In lrnnhiftlu . i r coll r V ."l.rMi W.
' icn-r..'
ure id i- r "i .0.
ap.eacher.11 Kansas, taking collections
in aid ior the sufknng there, came to tho
residenco of lavl'i Winehnck, in ltich
lanvi township, ltucks county, ft few days '
ago, and asked to stay a few weeks. Hoi
pieieu-ieu great i-iciy , 111111 even inn oe nil
nppoinimerit to j.reacii. Alter staying a
tew days he "sloped taking with linn a
tin box, containing fljj n cnsli, the prop-
erty of Mr. Wincback.
. 1 r 1 1 ,-in ir v ,i-
J-A rewanl of 0.u;)( Know No hmg
Caps and tapes is ollered for the back-
bone lost by the "Second Washington."
,,1'iaA Aha Lincoln in his mid-Iljidlt tli t
from Hnrrisbitrg to Washington, to es-
capotho phantoms lijal he imac.incd wne
nninrf In iwcnouinntn Iiim QtntA llrt f Ortlf
possession of tho Prosi lenlial chair it hft3'TM0UIl, 1JAC0X, 'I OBACCO,
been discovered by his party that hit, tack
bone is gone that, wo have 110 govern
ment Iiliico the above reward.
B-CrThe xsew Yorkers, who are pro
verbial fpr their relish of nil intellectual I
amusements, had their taste highly grati-j
ficd on Tuesday evening by witnessing an
interi.nuonaKiog .ign ,Uu a suie
tiveen nosie, of Urooklyn, and T.es, of,
Liverpool, England, both famous fighters,
,1
twcjity minutes, when the English dog
wns d?e!ated victor leaving her adversary
nearly dead,
Mf.xi.ivg a TrroiituruiCAi. F-rhor.
The VV'sfbiiig ton correspndent of the New
York T iWs typoriphically called Mr,
Wellcr of California, "an old politital fot,"
but he corrected the error, and state that
the word should have been "rat."
Of course, Mr. Wellar w ill feel much
gratified to know that his political status
lias been satisfactorily defined.
f!Ni;ui.An Effect or Pii'Tiieria Nonh
Bui'liham, Jr., a young m'lll T.) or
vears old, and ELzahcth Cliflbrd, an.iut
IC, .esuling in Cape Ann, Md.. had tho
myst-rio-.s throat maladv few months i
sir.ee, which has resulted in a paralysis of.
tlieir lower urn us ootn neing unatuo to '
walk, ana not being aoio even to stand
upon tho floor. 1
All I) TIM ITS MADE EASY.
(1 DOT) NEWS
FOR THE UNEMPLOYED!!! !
1,000 Chances to Make Money'
ONE MILLION DOLLARS'
WORTH 0E
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,'
AND j
SILVER-PLATED WARE:
TO EE DISPOSED OF ON
a x Exri n e 1. r x e w
and
ORIGINAL PLAN!
2500 AGENTS WANTED
JtS'-All persons desirous Of securing an
Agency in this
NEW ENTERPRISE,
Should send on their names at once, en
closing a three-cent stnmp to pay post
age, and receive by return of mail
A PREMIUM CATALOGUE,
Containing
OUK INDUCEMENTS;!,
Which afford a
f .. .
harC G fianCC tO Make MoilfV.
Without risk, together with FULL PAR
TICULARS relntivo to this NOVEL
PL AX,
CtaT'To insure prompt and satisfactory
dealings, direct all orders to
caoiuii: G. KVAXS,
130 Chestnut Street,
apr3-I0t Philadelphia.
T")I,ASTEHIXC:. The suliscribor, having Is
, eated himself in the borough of Clonrtteld,
wonlj inform the public that he is prepared to do
work in the above line, from plain to oriamontal
of any doierintion in a workmanlike manner.
Alio whitewashing and repairing done in a neat
manner ana on reasonable terms.
April,8-19S01yr. EDWIN COOTEE,
f lUCLMhlli l.tot v.
n IV IUM(, tr
tti t tn tit h itvtit u ler It
ft . , ,
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fill. I iMxitmtH
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T'iMi.'ii.r - - - .
I'r,n" cf I'lnln fnnnting, ,,
I hllill'IITV, Ac.
t.iAnn.iTii .
c. . . .
N,c, in' rrou(,lion
f 2 l,ton on
In i art un
j,u(, prr.,r, . t S7
jnlrofti nml Kxcliaiirn . py) 25
t 2 110 :i
MS. Tl. OHAIiAM, CnI.I.T.
March .in, ISiH.
rirnrdcl
(JIIAIUS !! CHAIRS! ! !
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! I 1 1
lir.ior.icnoj ml ,W1W ,,.,, ., M. Pllr
The ntler.iRnd 1 m now on hand, at hi. Fur-
miura noonu on airiict it., LlonrliolU, r a
itrnrt distance wail of Liti'i Foundry, a Urge
.took of
C H Hits OF AM, KIXIH,
monufucture.I nut ofthe bst inutcrinlr, Cnl-hcl
n a vory m cr;or 111 minor, nnd which ho will soli
.....
, , ,),, , .. ... . :....... ,1..
lowronrAsrr,
" r ' ' ' r-"""-" - "
biisinesa makes him foci confident Hint hischairu
rc made in a rnhslnnliel and workmanlike man -
0
, r; na " M-",u IC" 01 ' ' "
, "'-bins to pnrchaic ebairs should cad at
nnd ire them while tiioy csn be hud at the loivnst
' rates. J D1IK TROUTMAN.
Mar. 27-l8l tf.
....... - ...
LUlVORfi OF ALL KIXDS,
SALT, OILS, PAINTS, & GROCERIES, j
irFor rale very cheap for Cash, by
1 q j MKRRELL,
InkMOT(of )icmU Digler's Store,
' . .. 0 . , n-
CleAi lield, Pa.
feb-
J E W DRUG STOUE
TUo fiibscribcrs nave opened n full and com
plete assortment of DIU'li.S ill the new brink
building of Dr. Woods, on tho cornor of Locust
an 1 Cherry Ftrecls, in tho borugh of Clearfield,
where they will l. happy to uceoininodato any
percon who may desire articles in their line. Tho
business will be confined strictly to a
7Viy (!'!( Prcserijitim llusincxs,
And no p:iins wili hespared to render eatis faction.
Tr. M. Woons. the junior partner, may nlways,
be found and consulted in the " Hi 115 Store,'
when not iibseut on nrufessionn! business. A
separate room fur couniltntisn is nttnehed to the
""re. where patients may bo exan.mci privately.
fr"YT ""'I V", ZL7XK
;'1,,,It.rr.;i!.);e Upt ' ' M
Tl;nus B1.X(j gTI..T,.r Cash, nill rnaijlo them
to offt.r in.iucement.i in iho way of prices
riiyicians will l.o supplied at n sm-ui per
stmill
centng over cost nnd carriagj, and
their orders
I n.-n a,.i:;,...l Pv,o nrii,, H,,ld will Ha nur.innil
of tho best quality
fobCtf
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AND
rp 11 1:
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2 THE EDI.MiUKCH REVIEW.
(Tory)
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( Fr 0 Church.)
i THE WESmiNSTKU REVIEW,
(Liberal.)
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(Tory.)
T K It M S.
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For any two of the four Reviews,
For any three of the four Reviews,
For nil four of the Ucvicws,
For lUai-k wood's Magazine,
For Ulnckwood and one Review,
Tor Blackwood and two Reviews.
For lilnckwood and three Itoviews,
For Binokwood nnd the four Reviews
ror annum.
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Periodicals nhovo namcd ia $"1 per annum.
Jtcpublifhcd hj
LEONARD PCOTT & Co.,
Diarl3-fnn 64 Gold Street, New York,
tary having this day been crantcd to the un
dersigned on the cslato of JAMES REA. sr.lnte
j of Jordan township, Clearfield county, ueeil ,
I all pcrssnn knowing themselves indebted to said
1 estate are requested to mako immediate payment.
wnd thoso having claims arrain't it will present
, them duly aut'ientieated for settlement.
I ROBERT BEX.
I JAMES RE A, jr.
1 TH0S. REA,
j Mij rch IT, ISf.l Executor'.
TLOirit ANI C;HAX The ruljscriber
' now offers to purchasers a superior quality
; of FLOUR, RYE, CORN ani OATS, at the very
: Itwest cash prico, at his Warehouse in Pnilips
V nenn kvpi.ki
l,rir. JACOB hKI'LElt, r,
Philipsburg, March 20, 1861. 4t.
TJT!OX Ail pcrsors aro horeby enulinn-
1 e,i agninH purchasing or meddling
with.
certain YOKE of D.hX, now in the posses
sion of C. D. TUBBrf, s the some bolongs U mo ,
and are loft with him on 'onn only.
CECPGE E. TUBUS.
Ferguson tp., Marc 20, 1SG1. St.
"k DMIX!TR ATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of
Aduiinistrotion having this day been fram
ed to the undersigned on the estnto of JANE
WII.PON. late or Chest township, Clearfielo
county, deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate arc requested to make iminedinle payment,
and those having claims against tho same will
preaent them duly authenticated for settlement.
DAVID J. CATIICART,
mar20-flt Adm'r.
V
DMI lTR ATOR'S XOTIt li. Letters
if Administration having been this day
granted to the undersigned
on the estate ef
j GOULD WILSON, late of Tlupton tp., Clear
jleld county, deceased, all persons Indebted to
'said cststo ore reniiested to make immediato
! payment, and those hnving claims against tho
'same will present them duly authenticated for
.., . T T I t T T Tl ,Tr,-r-Tn
seiiicmeni. 1 1111,11 111. t
March 20. 6t.
Adm'r.
) II O TO ti It A P II I C
I CHARLES HOLES k
X HH'SI 1 1
Co.,
Beg leave to announce to the citiiens of Clear
field and vicinity, that the ir CAR will remain for
tome time in tho above named plnce, for the pur
(oseof affording all persons a chance to get a
first class
rHOTOIIRAPH
or
AMnnOTYPE,
From a Miniature to a Life-site.
fij-Amhrotypcs and Daguerreotypes copied at
the shortest notioe.
Hnving had several yean experience In the
tho eastern cit!es, they nre confident that they
enn plcaeeall who may favor them with a call.
Pictures tJen equally as well in cloudy as in
clear weather.
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u rr a5s,t. C,, twelve veins enn rua it ith
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The. folluu-ini Premiuivx Awarded t'u cl-jee)
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