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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

To BAKE APPLIES Sweet apples, proper
" baked, and eaten with mi'k, are excellent.
The best method Of baking tart apples is. to
take the fairest and largest IN size, wipe them
clean If thin skinned, and pare them it the
skin is thick and tough; cut the largest par-
tion Of the core from ono end, and place the
fruit on well glazed carthern dishes Or pans,
with the end which has been corod upward,
aad lll the cavity with refined powdered SUI
gar. Then place them in the oven or other
apparatus for baking, until sufficiently cooked.
Take them out and when cold they are per-
fcctly delicious.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

REUBEN DAVIS This erratic politician
has, like Croskctt's coon, come down at last.
lie says in a note to Mr.. d. B. Clayton Il
decline the canvass because / have been in
yited to become the agent of the New Orleans
Railroad from Canton to the Tennessee Riy-
cr." This leaves our gallant standard-bear-
er, Capt. VIM. Barksdale, alone to contend
with the gentleman the Wing Convention
vinked at,-Major Bradford If Barksdale
don't beat him 5000 votes, we will lose hat.
Who takes
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

% The good people Of TishOmingo arc
making extensive preparations for Barbecue
to be given to the Democratic State ticket and
Gov. Brown, at Jacinto, on the 22d inst
Our intelligence from that part Of the State
is most encouraging. Wright, Democratic
candidate for Congress, has been making a
vigorous canvass, and has made hosts Of new
friends wherever he has appeared. Muse
has got Foote to writing, and that's sure in
dication that the travelling Governor Of Mis-
sl.sippi is cOrnered. The good time is COM
ing. Let the Democrats Of Claiborne stand
firm, and we shall give old Federalism and its
allies drubbing here Huzza! Huzza!
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

PoTAro JELLY Peel the potatoes. and
crate them to a fne pulp throw them into 4
iug of water ami stir il vel, then into fine
sieve. and collect that which passes through
into basin let it stand, and in few min
utcs the siarchy matter viii be depoaitcd,
from which the water may be poured OIL
Now stir up the starch from the bottom Of the
basin, and add boiling water (be certain that
it quite boile) and it will pass into bcauti-
ful Jelly, which has only to be favored with
sugar. nutmeg and wine, to fit it for the
table.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

70 All the Independents, Foote among
them clamourihg against our convention sys-
tcm Of nominating candidates. But the truth
Of the matter is, their real objections are to
thoaction ofthc convention in relation to them
selves, and not to the system for if they were
the nominees or the favored few" they
would be as strong advocates as they arc Oppo-
nents now.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

RELIGIOUS EnucArON Is not Il
blessing Of our life, not joy Of our hearts.
not a pure emotion within our bosoms, or a raw
Of hope she'd uron our pathway but has had
its origin in religion, and may be traced in All
its hallowcd. hcalthful influences to the Bibkc.
Religions truth should be taught 50 carly in
childhood that the mind will never remember
when it began to learn /; it viii then have the
character Of inmate, inbred principles incor-
poratel with its very being
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

&c A certain preacher was holding forth
70 a somewhat wearied congregation, when ho
4" lifted UP lis eyes to the gallery, and be.
held youugstor pelting tic people below
with che,tnuts. D0mini was about to admin
lister cc catheira a sharp and stringent rep
remand for this fragrant act Of impiety and
disrcspect but the youth, anticipating him.
bawlcd out to tho top Of his voice -" You
mind your preaching, daddy, and III keep
'eln awake ~
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

SMrLrciTY.-" How admirable. (" said Ra-
eine. I" Is the wisdom Of the Evangelists.-s
they never speak injuriously Of the enemies
Of Jesus Christ, his judges, nor bis execution
crs. They report tho facts without single
reflection. They comment neither on their
Masters mildness when be was smittcn, nor
on his con.taucy in the hour Of ignominious
Death, which they thu, describe, Aud they
crueGcd jesus
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

Pure AIR in our care to guard ourselves
from the cold, we too often hinder that renew
al ofthe atmosphere which is absolutely essen
tial to the support Of life. Small rooms with
low ceilings, are always unhealthy if not well
ventilated, and we need not wonder that their
occupants have a sallow complexion, and ex-
hibit SO much languor on rising in the morn
ing. Let the windows be thrown open every
day when the weather will permit, and at
night have the uppor sashes lowered an. inch
or SO for the escape Of the foul air thrown
from the lungs Of the slecpers Fresh air
may be admitted through an open fireplace,
but care should be taken not 10 have the cur
rent pass over or near the bed.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

RT The more We like people, the less We see
them. The man who once saved us from
drowning, We have not seen in dozen years Or
-n1ro while the wrecth thas pushed US over
board, passes by the house with as much semi
daily regularity as the milkman. From somc
inexplicable reason or other, the man who In
iures you never leaves town-whio the good
natureJ fellow who goes your bail is always
lin the country"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

PUMPKIN kprLE PIE.-Sclect a pumkin,
one Of deep yellow color, hard to cut, and d
sweet rich taste. Stew aud mash fine. 10
one quart Of pumpkin, add two large spoonfuls
Of apple molasses, and two tca-spoonfuls Of
sugar: spice to the taste and bakJ in crus. as
dried apples.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

PACIFIC RAILRoAD-A telegraphic dis
patch from New York, states that the first
meeting Of the friends Of the great Atlanic
and Pacific Railroad was held in that city on
the 10th inst. a subscription list was opened
and the Hon. II. J. Walker headed the list by
subscribing Ten Millions ef Dollars!
DIR. Newcomber, Of Albany. n. 7. followed
with a subscription Of nearly Three Millions
of Dollars.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

u An editor in South Carolina. returns
bis acknowledgements to a married couple
for their remembrance Of him upon the occa-
sion Of their wedding. The remembrance
he says, came in the shape Of bottle Of giug-
sr-bcer, and two hard boiled eggs
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

To MAKE SmoRT-BREAD.-Rub one pound
Of butter and II ounces Of finely powdered
loaf sugar, into two pounds Of flour, with the
hand; make into stiff paste with four eggs ;
roll out to double the thickness Of penny
piece cut it into round or square cakes ;
pinch the edges stick slices Of candied peel
and some caraway comforts on the top, and
bake them on iron plates in warm oven.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19
Dc Vestings,

Figured Silks and solid Satins, Of every variety
Of patterns for weddings parties, the street for
gentlemen married, or less discreet, whom | viii
furnish from hat to booi with a cheap and chaim-
ing wedding suit.
But, ladies' pardon this dereliction and do not
deem this all fiction; for surely am bound to
say. love to turn from grave 10 gay, from dull old
bachelors dreadful drones, whom fashionable etl-
quette disowns, who, in a word, are sluggish
wights, in human happiness, neophytes. Gentle
men. bid you all adieu-the ladies are waiting for
something aer.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

rn is said that Col. Benton's friends in
Missouri, arc already preparing to bring him
out for the Presidency in 1856, against AZ par
ties and 81 conventions.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

The Next CONGRESS-. The next House o.
Representatives will consist Of pa members
Of which oil have already been chosen. The
members chosen compare politically with those
Of the last House, as follows:
Next Congress.-Whigs, G6-Demoerats
142-Abolitionists. 3.
Last Congress.-Whigs, SO-Democra's'
I29-Abolitionists. 2.
Democratic majority in the last House over
Wings and AbOlitiOnists, Ain the next. H..
Maryland, Georgia. Mississippi, and Louisiana,
have not yet chosen members Of Congress.
They arc entitled to % members In the above
figures Mr.. Clingman. Of North Carolina, has
been counted as Democrat.
The Senate stands-Democrats, 3S-Whlgs
%; vacancies. A.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

HopEFULNEss.-Some persons always look
upon the bright side Of lilc's picture, and 9th
ors upon the dark side. The latter may
be more prudent, but the former arc most
happy.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

e" All pleasure )" was the shrowd OBJ
seryation Of Foster, must be bought at the
expense Of pain. The differanco, between false
pleasure and true is just this--tor the true.
the price is paid bef1re you enjoy it for tho
false. affcytcaT1lS )"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

RZThrec Of Kossuth's sister'sarc residing
in New York. One is at the head Of board
ing-house, No. ]. Irving Place. The others in
tend to open lace and silk store at No. 761.
Broadway. Five years ago they were wealthy
themselves. but they are now poor.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

1E A man once went to an eccentric
lawyer to be qualified for some petty Office.
Said the lawyer" Hold up your hand Ill
swear you; but all creation couldn't qualify
YOU.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

70 Men are born with tlOo eyes and one
tongue, as though they should sec twice as
much as they say; but from their conduct.
one would suppose that they were born with
two tongues and one eye, for those talk the
most who observe the least, and obtrudc
their remarks upon every thing when they
have seen into nothing.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19
DE LaiIleS,

OF every pattern and latest style, so rien thai
they excite a smile-suited for ladies Of doubtful
age, as well as those who would eagage-pTetty iol
tie maid. becoming to the mother, and Offered
ehqan 70 the one or the other.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

q Life Is shortened by indulgence, i'll
will, anxiety, envy. grief, sorrow and excess
sive care. The vital powers arc wasted by
excessive bodily exercise in some cases, and
want Of due proportion in others.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

To MAKE BREAD BUnaING. Cut bread and
butter in thin slices, and lay them in your
dish. Boil as much milk as your dish will
hold, with three eggs 10 each quart, with a
little cinnamon Pour it over your bread,
cover it close till well soaked. swecten it to
your taste, and bake half an hour.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

~ Young ladies who faint on being
proposed to-" can be restored to conscious
less by just whispering in their ears that you
we're only joking.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

~ The total revenue ofthc United States
for the year ending June 80, 1858, was
SCI, 100000. The Journal Of Commerce
thinks the value Of the goods imported
amounts to 100000.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

0y- A man should never be ashamed to own
he has been in the wrong which is but saying
in other words, that he Is wiser to-day than he
was yesterday.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19
Those Cashmeres,

With every rainbow color, selling from three 70
a single dollar-the orange scarlet, lilac, slate yes
every color, if you're not too latei and crimson,
pink, blue and pea-green, as pretty as ever have
been seen.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

r. When Socrates was asked whether it
were better for a man to marry or remain sim
Gle, he answered LET him take which
course he will, he will repent Of it"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

~ A wag recently appended to the list Of
market regulations in Cincinnati, " No whist.
ling near the sausage stalls ("
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

INDusrRY.-As the sweetest rose is found
on the sharpcst thorn. 50 the hardest labor
brings forth the sweetest profits
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

0- IF you can get mans thoughts to en-
tertain what Is right, you may trust him to DO
what is right if be have the right principle.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

10 In al thy undertakings let reason
able assurance animate thy endeayors: If thou
despairest Of success, thou shalt not succeed.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

~ If You think twice before you speak
nee, YOU will sneak twice the better for It.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

I've got Just what you need, Of mixed, aud
striped and excellent Tweed for those exposed or
named as sick, we've Cassimeres both strong aud
thick: for those who by fashion think to win, we
have the beautiful Doeskin-an article, do expect
sir cannot be eXcelled In point Of texture.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

ny-China has a population Of about 500,
100000 About oae-shird Of the people in
the world
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

n None are so often in the wrong as
those who pretend to be always in The right
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19
NEW GOODS!
Fall Goods!l Cheap Goods!lI
p s. MASSMo

n 81 MAsNMq
CORNER or MAIN ANB Rank srs.
COMMERCE is KING!
Hang the Banner upon the Outer Wall
THE CRY rs. STILL THEY COMET
Il AM daily receiving and opening my splendid
Il stock OF NEW GOODS, for the Fall and Win
ter trade and cheerinlly and cordially invite all
the WORLD and the rest OF mankind 10 GILL mi
SEE THEM. People who would economize and
save their dimes will do we'll to call and see how
YER cheap goods can be had, and should they
not conclude 20 purchase from me, they will be
more thoroughly posted 70 the aeiHa value Of all
kinds Of y OMESTIC and FANG Y DRI
GOODS. There are a multitude of reasons
why people should closely and attentiyely exam
inc my large and well selected stock Of goods, con-
nected with a safe, prudent and wholesome adj
ministraton Of the household government, not any
one of which, in any wise conflicts with the reso-
luton Of i9s and '99; and while it is clearly de-
monstrated that the "obvious meaning and importo
Of this multitude Of reasons refers directly to the
BEATTY OF TEXTURE, ntcnNEss or STYLE, ELEGANCE
OF PATTERN, SUPERIORITY or FABRIC, and cheapHtss
10 price, Of my goods, il will at the same time strike
the mind Of the observing ECONOMIST, that a state
Of things combining a GREAT and DIVERSIFIED sup
ply, with EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES, must bring
about a consummation devoutly TO be wished y
in making the POOR MAN RICH and the RICH
MIN OPULENT. And although may seem to
digress, ! may be permitted to add that nothing
would afford better groundwork for an interest
ing winter nights entertainment, than for the
kind mother who is presumed to have examined
our stock, to gather her little flock around the
sparkling. happy household hearth, and tell them
Of Mr. AIason's cheap and beautiful goods-the
beautiful fabrics from Cashmere, the Grapes from
Canton in China. the Silks and Satins from France
and Italy the Ribons and Laces from the gay and
fashionable city Of Lyons the MeTinos from France
England and Germany, the Chintzes from Paris
the Prints from Manchester, the Irish Linens and
Long Lawns from Glasgow and Dublin, the genu-
inc Cloths Of Saxony and a thousand things Of
great beauty and utility, with which to intersperse
a well regulated narrative for the Juveniles Of a
winters evening.
But 10 be a little more practical, will state for
the good Of the country, in detail Of what we
retail in very large smaller slices at very great
w reduced prices; and though may regret | said
il, lill sell my goods on twelve months credit, at
the end Of which, the people "fush,' will come
and pay me with a rush; for none can feel so un-
concerned. about debt so fully earned, as 10 be
guilty Of procrastination to the hazard OF their
reputation.
Then gentlemen and ladies fair, hearkenlf If you've
time to spare and hear Of goods rich and rare,
received and being opened.
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r. NyRyDo

OEKEGs LEAF LARDi Just received, BY
20 Rug. "a, 1853 1T NJ G. WiLsoS < 20
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

First Insertion per square ten lines orless, 81 %
Every subsequent Insertion so
~ Liberal deductions made on yearly udser-
tisemcnis.
~ Revcile is published every Wednesday
No pupcr discontinued until paid for.
1r Post Masters ere requested to act as agent
or the Revelle-EU
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-19

0f CaSSinnercSa

There's brown, and black, and blue-yea. cloths
Of almost every hue, from invisible green to Lon
don smoke, suited for coat, or pants, or cloak
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EAR1wELL PERFORMANCE IN AN1RIcA-PRO
lessor Anderson has Kindly volunteered hs services
Tor the benefit Of t sick and disabled Of New
i'fA volunteers atAeropoatan Hall ON Saturday ME-
Prof John Henry assured II ySsr
testtg and determining whether rsps
tations Ter med spiritual do
your cnaenee and oher 81 600 fer every
without visible agency, which challenge and offer I
the pubic prints To test the question At ISSUE
the following arransements yrThat the
conducted by committee Of agreed upon:
or you may name four persons two Of them ades
and will name three Zone to be LADY,; the
sit during the evenings entertainment report 81 It's
close Let il be distinctly borne In mind the only
whether sounds be produced
Ntibe agency II these Arrangements satisfactory
Please signify IT. and myself with sister Kate Fox will Be-
present your entertainment at Hall this
No. rs West Twenty sixth street.
n"N an hour with Prof anderson in his
MYSTIC TEMPLE.
Inc Boon Children will appear Brutus and Cassus In
their celebrated tent scene from julius Cesar.
Love-" by Loder.
Miss Rosina Collins will make appearance In Anne
rca and perform the violin assisted her sister Miss
Emma Collins, the pianoforte,
THE CARNIVAL DE VENICE
The Boon Children as,Sir Peter and Lady Teazle.
Mr. Frazer will sing the ballad the Of the Bo
heman Girl "Then You'll Remember Me-" BY Balfe
Concluding with another half hour in the
WIZARDS TEMPLE
Of Park place aud Broadway; Osborn, Boardman Il
Townsend Spring street and and 1t tho
principal stores and hotels Doors at 81 p n Per-
foTmsnce to commence ut 8 p. NJ
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-. Nicholas Hotel, between aroome ana
nIgane streets Broadway New York Trsadwell Asksr
O. PoPristsrsAn additional wing 70 this Plsndd hotel
- been completed and viii be Tuesday nsxt
- th inst The building adjoas the central Marble
O1usturs the north SIDE and enis 70 the Of
DDsng street. giving I25 feet additional 'front.' and ice Ars
class rooms capable Of $50 guests The
sosns are al nstsd up in the most superb modern style
furnished with full sized double French bsd:..d q
Sssrespond. The hotel the largest In New York. and
b July Eext farther annexation will take place the
southern side, afordng for between 100 and 200
In hs fall the entire structure will be completed,
the St. Nicholas will then twoacres ground
% The largest ,tel In the world. magnificent publ
for gentlemen unequaed In spendor this continent
iust bean added the main building Of the St. Nchoas
Pie charges transient guests 80 per day. as they
the Suites Of apart ents
h., N proportion. TREADWELL, ACKER co.
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Lie and Health lnsurnnce for Travellers

Miners and Fames.-Dr r. HAAS formerly professor Mt
Vienna late chief surgeon in the hungarian army
Medicine chest with fifteen bottles OF the most effective
medicines including preyentives against syue eongetye
tain cure epilepsy govt crofua diseases Of the heart
Co. with book containing in plain Language all that can
disease according to aodathy homeopathy
and 80 that every one can become h own ply
eioian had at S33 Broadway Price, 81 So aud So
scoordng to sae, which will be seat 20 part III the
Union. All doubts dissolved gratis.
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II daY L find min rnnka with INV Yankee

TyUMBUG.- SINCE HUMDUG is TIE ORDER OF THE
IL day find must join in the ranks with Yankee
maetino for maknscbap dasaorreo.ypes As Yankee pic
to doubt that beat the German invention II
friends and the public will call and give trial II
give them better the
&c. elsewhere by the German machines and humbugs, will
pay them the trouble Of sitting raised
story higher and fitted another spoo did expressly
for the business at of several thousand dollars
in to IMMEDIATE ALL All want IL tho public
to give call and see FOR themselves and they pro
pounce IL humbug they will also admit that A. w
down oil Others. Give call, and bring your mple
picurca with you and will guarantee to beat them No
So Chatham street. only fight Of stavs folks
arc ashamed sign their they do tho work cheap
But IL Is TO back out for j, j, W0ODBRfGGE 70
hand for oil that will favor him with call.
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no Family should leave Home durin q tn

weather without first providing themselves with
bottle Of Woes celebrated Sehedam Aromatic Schnapps
The proprietor has received letters from all
sections Of the country attetng in the most decided and
emphatic to the extraordinary and fiji
Of this medicinal beverage in correcting and preventing
the Ill eec Of change Of water travelling
Put in pint and quart bottles and for sale by all the
principal druggists in the United States.
UDOLPaO WOLFE, Depot lS, Office % Reaver street.
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Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, reduced e
half price namely. two shillinssThis superb AZ icl
warranted to be even superior to what whom sol a.
four shlnsa II makes the most yellow, and DARK
SKIN me- clear and white cures pimples freokss All
the depot removed to 6l-Walker street Spanish lily
rouge, &c.
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TIC NUmCTUtS 'S'ssH
neceary TO caution purchasers against the intima
tion bottles abee capsules c the rand ia most
cases being only in the of the same To
guard against these extensive we would ADVISE
guyers who wish the genuine ce 20 depend parcu
nry ON tho of the seller We
consan ov sauce to Messrs. JOAN DUNCAN SONS, W7
Broadway, New York. by whom the trade may be ut all
times supplied with the genuine article ....x
Worcester, England, 1853 LEA PERRIN
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To Dssuerreotypists, Pyrotoohnists, Glass

makers dentists iodine hyposul-
pbde English nitrate tronta and baryta
ehorato Of potash, rare oxides of uranium cobalt and
aptmony tin and suboxde copper, polishing
putty glass and marble golishcrs pasna In PLATE and
cyanide eel FOR Thorn,s extract copavia Wen
ma lime oxide gold fotentono, English sponge th dis
injecting LIQUID bcaoho stellao suphate ammonia acids
40 for sale ~ ..a.... -, $40