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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

~ ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDERi---IN:
PoRANr TO, DYsPEPrIcs.--Dr. J. s. HoUGHTON'S
PEPSIN; TIE True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice.
P~fePTfed from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEB10, the
great Physiological chemist, by Us. hoyGHToE. M.
p. ,Philadelphis- This istrulya wonderfully remedy for
constipation Snd debility. curing after Natures own
method, BY Natures own agent, the Gastric JBice.-
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence ofits value,
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
uhediksf advertisements. ~
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ROAD NOTICE.

A Petition will be presented to the Trustees Of
N Walnut township, Fairfield county. Ohio, at a
meeting on the thirtiet day Of April, 1858, praying
that a township roai be established and located be.
tween the following places, viz: commencing in the
road leading from Baltimore to Nashville in said
county, and thence running south on the line between
Sections 10 & IS aud 81 & %, to the road leading from
Baltimore to New Sa'em in said county. and there 10
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
March 81. 1855. ~
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FARM O SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale his valuable farm
L situate on thu west bank OF the canal, near Mil
lers ort, Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
said farm contains three htndred and fifty -four acres.
two-thirds of the same are in a good state Of %culti,a-
tioh: the balance in wood land, pasture, &c. There
are two good farm houses, stables, orchards, &c
Said farm can be divided so as to make two goodfarmS.
For particulars as to price and terms, persons de1
sirpus or purchasing are referred to the undersigned
who viii be found on the premises
March 81, 1853 DANIEL RUFFNER.
q-rTaIaor.nh copv.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April l2.-The river has fall
en- p feet, Weather cloudy, with appear
ance of rain. Flour quiet at. 31O@3,75.-
Whisky 1871. Nothing done in provisions.
Bacon and lard inquired for, but held above
the views of buyers. Groccrics-s0O bbls
molasses sold, in lots, at 25c. Other ar
ticles unchanged.
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f'nE GRoaER AND EDlfoR.
Editor, ri. thank you to say that ! keep tile
very best groceries in the city.
Editor-Ill thank you to supply my FAM
lily with groceries gratis.
Grocer-I thought you were glad to get
something to fill up your paper.
Editor--I thought you were glad TO fill
store rooms for nothing. It's a floor rule
that won work both ways.
Exit grocer in a rage--threatening to kill
the paper.
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Estate of Abraham Biniser,

NOTICEi, hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as AdministrAsr
tor of the Estate on AnRAHAM BtAusEs, deceased,
late of Fairfield county, Ohio Al persons having
claims against said Estate are hereby notified 10 ore
sent them for settlement, l"giliy authenticated within
one yeAr-and all those indebted will make imms-
date payment. GILBEETU UTCALT, Admtor.
April 6, 1855. 4w48-
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Estate of Jacob Weist, Jun.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undcrsignedhzte
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrators OF
the Estate Of JACOB WEST, Jun. deceased, late o.
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claim.
against said E,tate will present them for sett ement
legally authentica;ed within one year-and all those
Indebted viii ftidke Immediate payment
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tor
CATHERINE WEST, Adm'trix.
April 6, 1853. 4w4s
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The stOekhoIaer. Of the FairaeIa Count,
CitY Propertr Dor Sale.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. situated upon
y 'hestnut stfeei, Is offered Tor sale updn prifste
terms The house Is 10 good condition aid tohislhs
eightr oms and a large kiiehsn. The rooms are
~eh h'ted up. The lot Is ~ feet front by 10 feet
deep. There is also a good stable upon The lo,. =
good cellar under the Kitchen. and a vood Ct ten AID
well upon the premises. Inquire ~ the
April ID, 1853 GAZETTE UFPtcE
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WHISKY vs.. wArrk,-At a municipal y.
lection in Louisville, KY, last week, a ma!
jority of 205 was given in favor of licenses
for the sale Of spiritdous liduofs; and a ma
jority Of TIT against establishing city water
works. The Courier seems to think that
this vote establishes conclusively the fact
chat whisky is stronger than water.
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New MATERIAL FOR PArER.-Herr Won
Parmewitz, the inventor of the process fGr
making wool from pine trees. has recently
presented to the King Of Prussia specimens
Of paper made of the same material. An
other ingenious individual, at Giersdorf, has
also made paper from the red pine, which is
so white and good as to be fit for writing or
drawing, and needs nc sizing, because of its
~resinons ~nnnlity.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April IL -Flour-State At
&c 1862; Ohio 1860 distinctive. Whea
quiet. Yellow corn 65k. Beef heavy. Lar
in fair demand. Prime butter firm at 10 t.
"a.
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CattIc Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Beef cattle for
this week are selling at Sc to $50 per hun
dred. H~ogs-7oO sold at 7@7l. Cows
dry SIS; fresh S4S. Sheep and lambs--$2
to S4--latter soc to So.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

TNIE public are notified that have disposed Of my
entire stock Of Goods to Messrs. Rising & Lyons,
who will hereafter conduct the business at the old
stand. )
Those indebted to me are requested to call and
settle their accounts immediately either by cash or
note. I return my acknowledgements TO my old
friends AID customers who so literally patronized
me. will be found at all times at the old stand rea-
dy to settle. JACOB PL0UT.
'Iancasfcr. March is. 1853 4m46
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CLEVELAND, April I1.--keceipts by ca.
nal still continue light, and as yet but little
produce has come forward. The last for
eign news does not appear to affect the mar
ket, and everything remains quiet.
Wheat-We have no change in market
since Saturday. But little is arriving and
market not very active. Zone boat load
Northern, a nice sample, sold afioat at SIC
This was the top Of the market and We
quote s6@s7c for Northern; 92@93c fol
White.
Flour-Market quiet; sales limited and
but little doing. Straight brands superfne
4,l21@4,25; fancy brands 4,25@4,3l; extrs
4,621@4,75.
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05Amohg the a~nfuseHfents advertised in
the New Orleans papers, for Sunday, April
Sd, il 4 fight between a jackass and three
buiLdoes-oKS hundred dollars bet!
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SUPERIORITY OF American WooL.-Ac-
cording to the following. from the "Econo-
mist" the United States can produce the
best wool of any other country in the world:
BY recent scientific researches on the part
of Peter A. Browne, ESQ, Of Pennsylvania,
It has been established that the U. s. can
outrival the world in wool as we'll as in cot
ton. Thus, Spanish sheep yielding nutur-
ally wool 2,GDt to the inch, carried to Eng
lard desenefatcd to 900 to the inch, al d
brought to the United Btates recovered to
2,l00, or finer than the Original. The
fact being once established thai oar soil and
climate produce finer wool than other coun-
tries, will give TO our manufacturer invar-
Iass is allied in Ms in.eEest to he grow.
n
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ROAD NOTICE:

n of Clcarcrcek Towt ship, Fairfield county, Ohio,
on the 9th day May, 1853, praying that a township
load be established and located between the following
places. to-wit: Commencing at the Northwest cor
ner of James McKinley's land, running south with
road at the Northwest corner Of Jacob N. ConrAd's
land. and there to teTmiraie M, n.....uA.
~ MANY PETITIONERS.
April 6, fs53 4wS4'
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BALTIMORE, April 9.-TohAcco. - The
market continues firm with a good demand
for Maryland; and sales as fast as INSPECTED
at prices within the previous range ofquo.
%tations. The receipts of Ohio are very
light. We note a steady demand for ship.
ment. The inspections of the week are
Ss7 hhds. Maryland; 1877. hhds- Ohio; 81
hhds. Kentucky, and hhds. Virginia.
Total 60l hhds.
WooL.-fhe receipts are moderate and
the market Quiet with a declining tendency.
Some tiew clip arriving. We quote in.
washed cothfioh at 46@2s cents; tub
washed 1899 cts; pulled 33@s9 cts; fine
fleece 43@5s cts p d. These figures are
merely nominal as the sales have been toe
small to settle prices definitely.
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Received at the Philadelphia Com, Store,
T~H1S.DAY, Two Cases LADIES' DRESS BON.
j. NETS ofall colors. Made-by the most fashion
Gble Milliner in tho United States Call and see.
Lancaster, April u, 1853.
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NeW Process oil s~elf-acting GaIrehitinE

New Process of ~Self-acting GalVehtking
1AMEs GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and
- Jewelry Establishment, three doors east Of the
Hooking Valley Bank is now and at all times pre-
pared to Galraai=e Watches or any other metallic
~ssticles with the purest Gold, in a manner to defy
the best Of judges, and warranted TO stand better than
that done BY the old principle of a Battery, on the
most reasonable terms and shortest notice. Speci-
mems can be seen at his Shop. The highest price
pqid, for California Gold.
fsbcs stor January n8. 1853.
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DIR. J. M BIGELOW;
AS returned and will attend to The Practice Of
III his Profession.
oFFiCE-At his cid residence on Wheeling streets
doors east Of Columbus street.
Lancaster, March ~, 1863. 3nfj6
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Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
4 NRAVATS. Collars, handkerchiefs, hose and half
~ hose, ready for inspection at HBNLEY'S
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance an attachment Vas ,hI, DIV IA. a a
"A by A: l. Simmons. Esq against re elects Of
samuel Moss. an sbseohdiBg deGtof.
April 7, 1863 &. GuNDy
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Estale of John w. HHfn:

NOTICE is hereby given, that The undersignedhas
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
de bonis non. ofthe Estate Of JoHE w. BoRS, deceas-
cd, late Of Fairfield county. Ohio.
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tor:
ApriI & 1874 4w46
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To Township and ward A~s.e.,or.

VOU are sseh requested 10 meet on Monday, Ge
= 1sn instdnf. AT THE AUDtToH's OETTee, fr the
PurPoae OF consulting In relation 10 the assessment.
Attho same ulRe tbs books and blanks with ~instTue-
tlons Niil ne distTibutsd Those assessors whose
certificates cfd'aAiion and quzIihesiinn hava not been
hied will bear In mind q At unless they are filed On
that day the Office will be wasted.
April 10. WILLIAM L. JEFFRIES, Auditor.
The Stockholders of the Fairfield County
Savings Institute,
A RE- hereby bniiied. that an Election will be he'd
n At their Banking House. onAE0HdaE. Nay 2, 1853,
between the hour OF 10 A. ~. and 1 P. NJ, Tor Sc.
WIN DIRECTORS, 20 serve the ensuing wear
c. GARAGHTY. Cashier
Lancaster, April H., ! 63-Esgie 4 Telegrspheopy
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BONNETS AND RIBBONS
A FULL assortmert Of e esh pretty patterns at
IA April IS W. r. WlSE"S
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4. q. Ferrelrs Genuine Ar.oian IMMINENT

Wherever that great medicine Gated H.. G. FAR
rsl's celebrated Arabian Liniment, has been introiu-
ced 1t has performed the most extraordinary cures in
the annals of medical histpry-eyery body who uses
1t once becomes It's wafrhest fri nd-they not only
Keep 1t always on hand for the benefit of its timely
use in cases oil emergency, but recommend it TO
al their friends. thas been before the public for
nearly ten years, and yet it is. daily developing new
%vlttdes; many diseased have been cured BY il, Cor
which the proprietor had never recommended il; its
magical virtues spreads through the land with the
speed Of lightning and many, very many poor invalids
who supposed their days on this earth were fast draw
ing to a dose, have been BY a persevering use of this
invaluable Liilrient HEALED, and now rejoice III
the blessings Of heath and the enjoyment ofthis beau
tliu' world. Read this to elieve, and not to doubt.
Inquire oil your neighbo1s. tthOm you know to have
used it, and they viii tell you that no medicine ever
discovered possesses the half Gifts extraordinary
healing powers: Tic rackiig, pains Of ihepmatism
and neuralgia yield in a few minutes to its POWERFULLY
anodyne properties. 1.-THE lame are mads to walk. y
Old sores, which have rendered the shbject a loath
some thing to behold, are healed, The weak and
trembling, from d~cranged state Of the nerves. b., the
use OF this Liniment, rejoice in the recovery,o OF their
former health apa strength. Many long standing at
fections OF the liver, lungs and kidney have yielded
to its use after tho various remedies had failed. II
Is very efficacious in curing the diseases of horses
and cattle, such as sweeny, sprains, bruises; swell:
lings, clamps, laineness. dry shoulder, splint, etc
and fused id the beginning, nevet fails to stop the
spawn. -
LOOkOUl FOh COUNTERFEITS!
Tie public are cautioned against another c~ountof.
fsiti Which h9A lately fiade Its appearance, called ~.
b Edri'eUs Arafidn Iinffsnt the most dangerous
Of all the counterieits, because his having tho name
Of Farrell, many will BUY in good faith, without the
Knowledge that a cctipterfeite2 exists, and they will per.
haps only discover tieif error when the spurious mix.
ture has Wrought its evil effects. i,
The gerdine article is manufactured chl5 by II. @.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No, IL Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
al applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
sure yGd gel y With the letters H.G before FSrrelrS,
wrapper. al others arc courteffeits.
sold BY. G. KAUFFMAN & CO., Lancaster,
and by resi arly authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price % and 80 cents, and 81 y bottle.
hahiiet in the United States, III Which 6he is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as to character. re-
Sponsibirity, etc. April 7--lm4S
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LOOK HERE

HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN WAR.
JSoR sale at the city Book store, by
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NEW YORK REPORTS, by Cons.Oek, Or ode
by JOHN L. TUTHHE i.
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GENERAL TOM Z

is attached TO this Exhibition, and will appear in Ill his
performsnc rs as given before the principal crowned
Reads Of Europe, including Songs, Dances, Greelan
and Frederick the Great. The little Genera Is tSeH;
fv.one pears Of sys, weighs oily htteen pounds ana
4 but twenty eight ihches klgh. Also engaged
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FOR ATTORNEY GESERNL.
WILbfAM H. GIBSON.
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DRESS GOODS.
~ every vAtlety. now opesed for exhibition at
" April 10. WISE S.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A HEAVY stock 81 all kinds en- hand
April 10. w T. WISE
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drawn by Ten Elephants, ~Superbly e'Parisoned, be-
ing IN accurate model OF thatterrible engine o. ldoIa-
travsganee OF the Hindoo style: Following this
monster vehicle, il = long procession Of costly Cages
and Carriages, the whole forming a spectacle Of more
than Urien;al spendor. The e1hibitlc9 wi' take pace
within a magnificent vsriegated Pavilion, composed
Of American F,gs of waterproof fabric Ths real
genuine, Original
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
Senator Summers White Slavery,
n Me BarbarN States Z

HS Die OHOU}y SCQteS
NEW and superb Edition, fully illustrated with 40
~ eleg nj designs BY Billings, engraved by Baker,
Smith & Andrews
This splendid work which is considered one of the
best productions Of the eloquent and talented author
now offered public in tins superb aud Attractive
style, and at the low price OF fifty cents. II is COM
pete history of WHITE SLAVERY lis rise its progress
is termination, win account of he many distin.
guished men who we're lis victims, among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author OF Don Qpxote, ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL. ARAG0, the Asst onomer and numerous
Others whose names aud deeds celebrated in hsto-
ry. Let all dpoogists for the slavery OF the BLACKS
read this admirable work. and then say whether or not
the color ofthe skin will human chatte hood
and if which color shall be enslaved Algerne he
Slavery was brought TO an end by British cannon Mr.
Sumner, IN descriting the final scene, says:
Before night the feet fired besides shells and rock
cts, one hundred and ghteen tons of pnwder AMI fifty
Thousand shoi, weighing more than five hundred tos-
The CHA lei and massive batteries of gers were shat
tered and crumbed To ruins. The storehOuses. shps
and gunboats. were in flames, while the blazing light
nngs Of battle were answeredn of signal fury
by the iigh'nugs Of He ayen The power of he GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbled
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT d CO., Boston
JEWETT, PFOUTOR x WOR rHINGTON Cleve.
land, ohio. For sale by all the Books sellers.
MARI davis
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Messengerys Nnfice.

Worcester, So March l5 1853.
lyon. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol-
4 l. vency, for the County of orcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of JtMES
MC FARLAND, of orcesIer, in said Coun,,, Watch
man, partner in the lale hcm u J Nc FARLAND az
co an insolvent debtor; and the paym lit of any
debts, The delivery of any property belonging to said
msolven debtor 10 him. for his use and the transfer
OF any property by MN, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF he creditors of said insovent
debtor, viii be held curt Of Insolvency nj the
office of said Commissioner III Worcester, in said Conn
ty, on The zSih day of March inst at D O'Clock in
the forenoon for the proof Of dehs aud to choose an
assignee assignees, of his Estate
Lowell BAKER, JR., Deputy Sheriff.
mario d3t wit Messenger.
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To Physicians Throughout the U. States.

VOTES Celebrated Scbjedan1 aromatic ScInaDBs
| lEEMlNG it unnecessary to remind any regular
member of the Medical profess on, of the establish
ed Medical properties of PURE HOLLAND GIN, in many
examination superior article, manufactured by
myself exclusively, at rcHIEDAM, in HOLLAND, by
process peculiar to my Factory II is vOfed and
indicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the
choice botanical variety of the aromatic Italian Juniper
Berry, whose more vmous extract distilled and rect-
fled with its spruous solvent, and thus becomes con
ctntraed ;nctnre Of exquisite flavor and aroma alto
getheranscendent in its cordial and medicinal prop
er e, TO any tloi and GIN here oore Known.
Amid the influx OF in eri0r dstlll tOns with which the
market is flooded. physicians lind little difficulty
IN procuring good and puie Gin which they can PIE
scribe with confidence in its beneficial eff cts As an
importer OF twenty years standing in the city of New
York aud possessing miatured experience in the
uactuie q holland Gin, especially beg submit o
yonr attention, my 'AboMATIc ScHIEDAM ScHNApPs,"
as one which cannot fail to realize Your utmost expect
allOls, and shah be hap y forward you bottle
OF it, free OF charge, il letter intmating
Your readiness To accept il.
It's " scarcely one wear since have PREPARED ard
distributed my Schedam Gin exclusively for medicinal
purposes; v ct within hat brief pertod have received
numet letters, both from Phssi nj pat entS,
testify ing to its rea y extraordinary efficiency in Gravel,
lncIpeni Dropsy and affections of the Kjdleys, and
Bladder generally asn in Dyspeptic Naades, wren
taken in proper quantities, a uiet drink, and especial
y at dinner Is olnd by Uniform eXperie to be emf
hentiy eilicacOus IA tAs most obstinate cases, when
the best OF the usual remedies have failed afford
more than temporary relief, and have doubt that
IL would yield similar results with precision and Ger.
ainty, in OCCASIONAL experience. The Aro-
matte Schlt dam Schuapps is put up IN strong bottles,
pints and quarts, neatly covered and labelled with my
name embossed on the bOtlle also, fac smile of my
signature the label, and my seal upo the cork with
an essay upon its ptope ties
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer,
mar3 d3mis % Beaver street. New York
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French Teacher,

'INE subscriber having engaged Tor his School the
services OF Mons. JULES f. MALIGNoN, very
highly accomp shea and Professor the French
Language III Boston, will admit TO his classes, elter
reading or conversation, pupiis otherw e connected
with the School.
q Lessons to commence on FRIDAY, March 4th
For terms, which VIII be moderate, apply at the Sal
lsbuIy House, Lincoln square. immediately.
N. T. BENT.
Worcester, Feb. 81, 1853. DIFF
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Something New.

MIR L BABBITT NJ. rtpers Block, would re-
w specially orm the Inhabitants o Worcester and
vicinity, lhal HE will take y gu treotypes SO cents
Mr. has process for taking likeHesses, by which y
good can he had The small sum of fifty cents and
NOT "bIge tie customer to take poor picture because
it is cbeap.
All who favor him with sitting for a likeness will
be able to confirm the above statement Satisfaction
Is guaranteed in all cases Every customer can see The
whole process b., which the pictur is taken snd have
il explained To them clearly
The above Is 10 humLug Call and see for yourselves
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