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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13

There are $4,000 seeds in the cap.
sOle Of tobacco plant, and Ray. the
celebrated botanist, counted in the
head Of a poppy, $4,000 seeds. 1t
has been calculated by many natural.
lists that the elm tree produces year
Iy 100000 seeds. -ff
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13
LAND LlnnrArIoN IN WIscors,r.

LAND LIMITATION IN WIsconsrr.-
A bill limiting Ito $40 acrss} the
area of land which any person NAV
hereafter acquire in Wisconsin, has
just passed 70 irs engrossment in the
PoPular branch OF ihs Legislature.
by a vote Of thirty-Hiae to ninetetn.
or mornthan two to one. edi . As
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13
The BoNNEr CARRE CRgv.s.,.

-, The BONNET CARRE CRsvAssr.-
The Point Coupee Echo learns that
the levee at the Bonnet Care Gre
vase has been completed 1t is near
Iy two miles long, eleven feet high,
and is said to be sufficiently snbstan-
tial TO prevent any danger from fu-
ture overhows.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13
AN HONEST OBrrUARY.-A west.

ern paper, announcing the death Of
resident of the county, says:
"He came to his death by too fire.
quently nibbling at the essence OF the
stIll-worm, which soon placed him
in a non-traveling condition. He
lay out the night previous to his
death near a cotton gin in this place,
and was found too late on the fol.
lowing morning for medical aid to
be OF much Importance in staying
his breath. He has been a regular
tiPPIer for the last half century,"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13

Glass Pearls, though among the
most beautiful, inexpensive and COM
mon ornaments for women now
made, are produced by very sin
gular process:
"ln 1855, about two hundred years
ago, Venitian, named Joaquin, dis
covered that the scales Of a species
Of fish called bleak fish, possessed the
property Of communicating a pear
Iy hue to water. He found, bv ex-
pertinent, that beads dipped in this
water, assumed, when dried, the ap-
pearsnce Of pearls. 1t proved, how
ever, that the pearly coating, when
placed outside was easily rubbed off,
and the next improvement was to
make the beads hollow. The ma
king of the beads is carried on even
to this day in Venice. The beads
are all blown separately. By means
of small tube the insides are deli
cately coated with the pearly liquid,
and wax coating is placed over
that. 1t requires the scales Of four
thousand fishes to produce half a
pint Of the liquid, 10 which small
quantities Of sal amonia and isinglass
are afterwards added" - ba
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13

A Tower OF SKULLs.-Lamar-
tine, in his "Pilgrimage to the Holy
Land" writes as follows:
"When l was about a league from
Nisa, the last Turkish town almost
on the frontier Of Servia, saw a
large tower rising up in the midst Of
the plain as white as Parian marble.
| took the path which led to it. I
desired a Turkish lad who accom-
panied me TO hold my horse, and |
sat down under the shade Of the tow
er to enjoy few moments repose.
No sooner was seated than raising
my eyes TO the monument, / discov-
cred that the walls which | supposed
TO be built of marble or of regular
rows of white stone, were composed
of regular rows of human skulls;
bleached by rain and sun. and ce-
mented by little sand and lime,
formed entirely the triumphal arch
which now sheltered me from the
burning sun, there must be from fif-
teen TO twenty thousand. In some
places portions ofhair were still hang
ing, and waved like lichen or moss
with every breath OF wind. The
breeze was then blowing
fresh. penetrating the inumerable
cavities Of the skulls, and sounded
like mournful and pIaintive sigh. |
These were skulls Of fifteen thou
sand Servians who had been put TO
death by the Pacha in the last insur-
rection Of Servia. Servia, however,
S now free, and this monument will
leach their children the value OF in
dependence by showing them the
price at which their forefathers pur-
chased it.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
The Cry is Sill they Come!
HcinslAeiNacr Il Co.'S
Wholesale and Retail CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
CoM,inu es to be the Centre OF Attraction!


WE arenow in receipt of two shipments ofour
w new and elegant
FALL sUPFLY OF CLOTHING.
and.are prepared, as heretofore. to give our GUS
toners THE lest BARG AIMS To DE HAD IN
BuRLINGroNl Cali amt see our stock. and we
viii run the risk OF suiting you. No one can en-
anime stock ami price il without feeling an in
voluntary desire to purchase even il they do not
need the articlc--whilst those who may need any
thing in our line will fairly jump at the chance to
supply sha nselves with the goods which we sell,
to say nothing of the tempting prices at which we
offer them. 1t is useless to assure our Old GUS
toners that we always keep the best ana most
fashionable goods. manufactured under our own
superv ision. and the materials ed with ref
ereuce tn their supe rior quality and for the
press use aud service nf our old and long tried
friends mi ,cquaintenccs. There can therefore
be no mistake as to quality. and our uniform mode
oficaling isthe best guaranty which we can give
as 10 the very Moderate profits which weexpectto
realize.
II would he tedious to particularize our stock.
Let il suffice tina, our supply is entirety new--nn
last years stock among ,t--that il is larger and
more varied than any heretofore offered in this
matket-and that it embraces every article in our
line amt suitable To the demands of the public.
But the better plan is to call AMI see for your
selves and we hope you win lind time to do so.-
Remember, it is the OLp EMPORIUM, on Jefferson
street. to which you are respectfully invited.
AMONG OTHER ARTICLES
Too numerous to mention, we have the follow
ing, which we offer, Wholesale or retail, at the
lowest price, warranting them be represented,
via:
Coats Of all Kinds,
Dress, Freek; BOX aud Sacks, of all cloths and
every variety of color.
over Coats.
Beaver, Felt, and Blanket, well lined and wadded,
and made in the most substantial manner.
fantaloonS,
Fine Black Cassimaere, Fancy ditto, Of all colors.
and latest styles. Satncts, Beavertine, Sc, &c,
Vests,
Satin. Snk, Worsted, and Fancy Vests ofall kinds
C,oakS,
OF kinds, made in the latest style and Of the
finest faish and material.
shirts,
Finest Linen Blossoms, Jenny Lind and Calico
Also Flannel and Knit Understands aaa drawers.
Nees aud packet kerehiefS,
Of all cocrs and qualities Of Silk, Linen, Meriae,
Ne., Nc.
ALSO
Hats and Caps-a large lot-tatest CashtonS-alSo,
Umbrellas Trunks aud Carpet Rags, Nalises, Nc,
septst hElNSHEIMER y CO,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

The Knox Insurance Company.

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Ssock-S200,0oo!
Ei-Oihce on Water street,near Market,in Wise,x
Brick Row, VINcENNEs. INDIANA.
fINHiS Company having been duly organized and
l. ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real Estate and by persona guarantees now pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or Dau-
age BY FIRE, on Buildings. Merchandise. Machine
ry. Mills, Manufactures, and all descriptions of
property, also Merchandise and Produce IN the
course of inland transportation. the risks of the
Seas ETC., etc, also, the Huls of Steamboats, and
other vessels; and the lives Of individuals 60
ing to California. The rates premium will be as
low as those or any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Alliosses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock ofthis Company held entirely in the
West.ana controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
IN Caruan Vincennes,Ia T.TBenhrdse, Lats ye,,e
WI Hehera, & &c w w Early. Terra Haute &c
mo w MaddoX.S <S II d Altis, Evansville, 90
Jacob Pea, S Bottortf,Jeifers onville's
Samuel Wise, w Hughes, %
Pr. Bailey, 1t Wayne" l.. Sparks, sc
James keigwin, Jetiersonville.
Hon. II. N. CARNAN, Pre- ident.
SIMON BnrroRFr. Vice President.
en-. ALLEN, Secretary. W.. HEBERp, Treasurer
Ns-Shnrt Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. John C. FOOTE. Agent,
may 10, lS50-aec 27'io-h Burlington. Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
HARDWARE r..

HARDWARE. ,xs.epi
DfP. panel and lennon Saws MIN AM ae ehisels
II saws SEA and feet, Socket mor s.w,;
Web, compass, wood and stattins sares.
Butchers saws; Firmer chseis anah
Polished, socket and Millwrich' en.s .s.,
Turning and corner chtscls On" s''s
Braces and bits, stock ehts'
Common, bright and concave a"se
Anger bits. spoke angers;
Beatty's broad axes and ha'ehe.ss "a.
Adzes, shingling and lathins ns.."
Masons and plasterer's TroweIs,
Millsaw, bastard and 1 ronna fi.'
Taper saw files. from % to 10 ta.n,
Horse rasps, from ~ to IS tne"et'
steel. framing and try sqnaresi
Till, cupboard and chest iocks'
Furniture Casters. brass ana 'aPs.
Carpenters pincers and compass
Plumb hobs and bench stops za #
Hand and bench Vices;
Wood and coffin screws; toot
Saw sets, measuring tapes.se'
Just received and for sale cheap oy ! Bao
sept 1881
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SLIGO IRON STORE,

SLIGO IRON STORE,
JEFFERSON STREET, Buuipgtoa, Iowa,
| RoN-Flat square aud rauaA assorted s,aes,
I PleasA Siae>, Plough Wiass, assorted shapes aUa
Nses.
SrEEL-Ca Germaa, American NiStey, Easlish
ulster, German and Spring, assorted Si1eS,
SrnNE>-ialrFeVeA freuaaW.> AND NaRkee Nption
taaN SteNes, fatlor, CoaL BON, 10, I, and 8
plates, different sizes,
ALSn-1ewe'Fs hnpFeNea Pateat Cary Plaughs, Tin
fla'e@ enqPef, SAcet-irNr, Hoa-wEr, Mails,
aad taSnRg efeNesy Description,
4 MA $W4lN ct tae aaaSe articles always On aaRA
and teF saN as taw as can he Afforded by
NAY tA AZ IoAN q, EuNTE,
KHAN kNSVSANNE COMPANY, CAPITAL SaN,aa
lNSn MARINE ANp tlFE tNSERNNCE, Wa,
4 SeNaeSN iAatARasN, VI, A0eN, Secl etayX3 \, 4,
NtAEtaSH, EseasaSeFi n, NJ NaERaR, FreSttept,
aAgHAS'aN> 3AR,Ak,NA mo Il, ENNFE, AsS~t
4 tapNveN NsroAattA wtW take po,tce VIA, Is
Y taNS VISA "a SNPptX Themselves WHtA SAANR&
@Nae Wholesale, CrAgN oRN 20 RtaeA AN&NR> tAey
can aA so AT eNg eStAettsANeNt eAespNr tNAA tANy
San he AAA ~ aaS atANF ANNse IA tAWa> AaA "A NAw
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REFERENcEs:
Drs Dodge & Blacks ar,,.

TO. o.foOsF Norember and Dsr,,h..
Drs Dodge Black will be at New 49,
oihce for the purpose ofprescrihinv ~. sass
named diseases, October IL; at Nit NJ, p.. .aess
-, ~ al crooked Creek II; at washinrtoa :
s ssss.oh ~, Is; Fairfield 10, 90, 81; Hislo,a..
Burlington at his office opposite the p.s..ss n
2s 10 November 16; London II; MI pas..ss noess,
Crooked Creek 20, Washington II. "a; R,;aa, Ms
Fairfield "a, 20; Hilsborough 20, Sale,. =. .
Point IS, %; Madison 80 and Decen.hs. :, IVES
ton : to s; London 9; Mt Pleasant 10. ~. cSs'afs
creek IL; Washington Is, Il; Brighton ~ ss'eas
held II, is; Hhlshorough 10; Salem 81, a.. ~
Point %, %; Madison "a. Is; surlrston a. ssS
DODGE BLAcr
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carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
FALL TRADE, 1851.

l.. Z. 20 p [ q & o.,
No. us, Main sire It, Saint Louis, Missouri,
l AVE In store and are constantly receiving
I their new and elegant stock of Carpeting, Oil
Cloths, NC, consisting in part of the following va
rietics.
CARPETS.-Royalv elvets and Wi,tons, Ia
pestres an Brussels, Imperial Tree Phys, Fine and
extra fine Ingrains, Scotch and Neeetian.
Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c.
Every veriety and style, floor oil cloths, from
to - feet vile, Chenelie Rugs, Velvet and Taftaa
do; Mats, Floor Rochlngs, Table and Piano Gov.
erS, stair Rods, sc.
We would also call the attention of Merchants
to our large stock of Wan Papers, IFind0p Cur
tain Papers and
we offer at Wholesale at extremely low prices.
Having Imported and purchased our stock from
the most celebrated Factories, and being of the
latest and m at approved styles. Our friends and
strangers visiting the city will find il greatly TO
their advantage to examine our goods before pur-
chasing. l., Z. TIPPING 4 co.
ST Louis, august IS, 1851 w2m
Tremendous Stock OF
oA o~Nt&T9 Ga
100000 EOLLARS.!
We have thus, fan The largest and mos, magniii-
cent stock nf
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the styles
ami make OF our goods, 1t is useless to speak, as
we have reputation far and wide, OF keeping the
Best Nale Clothing In the Country.
And from the mAny advantages that we possess
IN importing aad manufacturing our entire stock
fur cash, and selling to none but prompt men; and
furthermore, the tremendous amount of Goods
that sell, ii mast be apparent TO every that
we can sell at lover prices than any other house
WENor ONLY GAN hut WILL.
Gs-on the 18th Of August we win open our EN-
TIRE ro>N Nr Inspection. All we ask is, fer
YOU t. cali and examins, as we are fully satisfied
you viii purchase. Ia addition to cur large stock
istaple Goods we have large assortmen, Of
~ NspN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
Consumption Cured.

paw NQIeOe
IN n. DODG 4, would respe cli.,,, 81
IL citizens OF this place ana y,e,ns,. saiefh III
prepared to treat successfully, all .aAI he
ehes' anu hgs,and especially all Fena,. \. " w
es; also the following diseases:- 4aie di'ea..
Rheumatism; Deasn.
Dyspepsia; Msrn..S
Piles; Gravel; Men, 1seastl
Palpitation of hearts; Sn,n.
Asthma; n,sassseG
Scrofula; e. urine Eys,
Fits: Ulcers; n,o,.
DR. DIS treatment of ali disa..a:
cient; operating only on the diseases 5eisf.
system, avoiding alireducing agents .cupn, q u
ing, clustering, physicing, saiiy..ins. ~
ing rhn' nose means XIII instead Of cute. 's
Shoulder Braces, Flesh Brushes, F.r.,ss uppof'ef,
cases, with direction for using, &C. Asa .s0el,
DIR N. DODGE, Honeps,s..a..ess
omc Burlington, low.
omee' one door north Of consreEa,ionai Chm,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

Or MEkENNEYAS REGULATION =.
- rms meaieMe IN new prepared Wy W. ~
hrFtetar and IL etleree for safe IN aaeFuun 4
assault purchasers, rom one bottle NssNv esss.
tits Positive Remedy IN aetanseMehs eI'N Nssr
els, htaFEhha, hSseAtefy and cholera No. W. nj
AMWhe have aSeA UrfaReantt II W w ~ ,srs
and MNst certain medicine they have ever 49, WIN \
SNatGkA, The Proprietor has Meat W. ~ MI
an extensive practice for the last I've lses asA.
hasNeeNMe nalty satisfied that u hMe WY -
eine ON which no can fally rely IN hN' WW ts.. n,
Prepared aud seii ut the raMttf Mees, axt,
pot sign Of the tseea SaaaEsesH, RNfl'AfWs,
anahy agents generally threagheashe wv"
June W. 1891. 4aa.
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SAINT LOUIS.
GEoRGR PARTRIDGE. JAMES SMITH wM sMlTi
PARTRIDGE Il co.

4 GENERAL Grocers, commits sion and Forward
ing Merchants, No. II, Water street, 81 Lou
is. Mo. a5.Will make liberal cash advances on
consignments OF Produce for sale in st Louis, New
Orleans, New York and Boston. June i, '5o-6m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

PAINTS! PAINrS,,
h D8LS. Japan; 100 lbs chrome green;
- 10 do LiaSeed Oil, so no chrome yellow;
10 ahls spts'u"pantine. so do Imperial green;
90 kegs pure lead; 20 do Drop black,
so do Noi 10 30 do Vandyke brown;
10 hhls whiting; 20 - SinaltS, hlueNgreeu
10 We li'ian rel; 10 reams sand paper;
VI ths re ZEAL; 5 hSlS Glue;
100 10 Le:harge; 100 his pumice stone;
TOO an lamp black, 100 do American Nermil-
5rn 10 sugar lead; Gold leaf, BronZeS, Yer.
90 d. yellow ochre; million, Glazier's dia-
500 Ia Spanish arown; mnnas, sc. for sale by
500 do Paris Green; ap2i EEGAY
DUMPS Patent Revolving spout, well pumps.
I with wooden orlead pipe, anylength, for sale by
July i,'5o Ohm G F0OTE
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CLOTHING, cLOr,,,Na

CLorMlN0s cL0rNlNo,l
"E hive lNN recstved an anusal,v h.... a.,
vel, se,ectcd stnsS of Clothing. m,as a. AN
",asr, IN ! especially s.sr,ett 10 our rr,ds. I'll,
eupcr brown Cloth over Coa,s,
Nlanket Carts NJ everv ou,'t,y and nr,e.l
Mack and brown cloth coats,
Cashmere business, do
Sattlnst and Tweed, do
Cashmere and sattinCtt panta
Shaer's grey and corduroy DO
Satin, Cashmere and satttneu yes,st
Nerino ant cotton IN aershirts and drawers,
Muslin and hickory Shirts.
sept 10, 1881 IApMANk nno
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Flint River Township ,,.t

snn' hEef Township, Msy as, rs,,
neree! seruiy .hat have been SICK fve NOS
WIN pam IN my breast, coughing Constantly. n,
ing much matter from the lungs. was r,ss,.s.
medicine and disease 10 mere skeleton 1850 y
to deaths door, when NIL my friends h.a ..s
up to die, apphedto DR. n. Dodge, of hs',s. s -
was better in day or two, my cough is ~. s
hepain in my breast has ceased, nv ,ns.,,,. :
good, have gained much in flesh, and an ~.
""'A a0o"' "''a'a'iaagae. W.P.TrRK.
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auuN~& NanN~S

4~sfnnM fRRSN ARklN Ma ~alWs,ysrH,vrA a,
4s~AsAN he vAeap haNAa,Nfe, new tal NFRaekA,
~N..NsN smnNx >Atph Ms mNNwtes May ~
nN,nessNa MayNaNNN,s,rfy ereog'ana,
MtmNNs 8NNnNt Ramel tvv,us.,s we,kt
WallsM,tA>S M,seeNaNeeux wolkSA
4 lMFehAn hAw.s oNmptete MaIkN
fhemas MvkS'Mevkskn re NlValvNt
Lille etsAar(eWec NNeAhNth,
MeMnfs NtAe NuNse elNrlNaNx,,
Wasa'hSteA aNAhw SeNsEats,
Neah AMI NAl NaaAs,
AsaNetc nF AN,es And SeN,iemeNa
Wehstets heEtNNaFN NltAerA, erawN auarta,
l,Nes AMI feettvNl wolks &C kNk Wtuet
MtNaA, NhassNeafe, SvNtt, VRMphelh ihamnes,
MAare, Wataswarth, NeWNt, Naak, Lanaan
NhlN, hFiush faetst foemx Nl NSNiNn, "a, a.,
aaN's M"fNtNa and eyeNtng ENelcixesk
Nlatkt's COMPREHENSIVE lVmMp NtAl,,a{
AieNaNaeE eN fsatMst
htaWh NA the Filst In,sne Nfrettt,
lasenhAs, MrNes' Netesa NraWN,s caNc eFaabeel
lNAktNs's N0tes> NeaNAets Life afChttxb
NaaNaeNs Planting and training of the eAuteA,
NeNtN's hthNeNl ANttVutuesl
hANNaNs halN WAR;
haNhtgNe't history AZ ReRFMN,tan
hNnNaNAs filsFiM's fFNatessl nRseeM'A stmans,
baUaFAs setNAhsl
HawNrA IN the Prison WAllAl
hA@hNH's history OF kaMaNtsm, rtlseN fr,Ar
Ae,Ne, Also variety ef Piazza ana Guitar MNsir,
Mayaa, emo, htirkHAlN,
south site or ienersaa s,res,,
- ICE. Nav eeop,N ttime article, lust feesa ana
1 4 TAE aAlphS LAY "a n
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DR. David Prince

| lENoTE> particular attentionto surgery, lnclud-
- ing the treatment Of the diseases ofthe Eye and
the Ear. Es%Oice, north cas- corner OF Fourth and
Green streets. up stairs ST Louis, Mo. (aug 9,is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

ORIGINAL CANADIAN ktNtMkNf
nNk Thousand Bottles elN Il, hA,MeAt thA
\ seStaNhahea remedy hN RNeNMaltsm, wv wv
M MekhNNkN u Mtltkk
laHss Stse ettAe Coed &aMasNaa
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WIN Wi.lltsll;lll,

Az HOLESALE dealer III Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner Of Commercial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis, Mo.
Has for sale at all times large and general as
sortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, with a
great variety Of Woodenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. fSt Louis, Feb. 8. 1851
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bathnston, Feeruas, a. ts,i.
This is to certify that have had The r,asss.s.
ieet TO the most yioleat pain for twel. -.
Much Of the time msalcal aid vas Of no ass =
aRm aprheate pr \, Dodge, asaes IA. .s,a. :.
his medicine the gravel was soea alssos,es a.
passed on, specimen ofwhiea may be sssa.,A.
ounce 'sm Nv" "~h' D,S.SyElIl
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htMhtN,
INSr RECEIVED, 100000 n rtNe lNwheF eMeee
" which viii he ruaA tonabe or t,nnrths ef the
very heNaNalty 100, 900 nrpine weather tatne,
hlt ththt 100000 ntne laths, ttnm AVA "a Sp.ta
per 1905 400 900 shihgea al rH sale al ,ha very
lnwest prices, Anthese Wishing 10 buy humber
please give aralh nv calling Al the store OIL, A.
ktmhaN CO, Won win Had 4 hNna always ready 10
wa,toe yoh TUNE ~, 1887 ktMBAht 4 Co
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