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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-13

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The Republicans had splendid Banquet
at Chicago. in honor Of their victory in Nh-
nois, last Wednesday evening There were
. large number Of persons present. whs eat
down At an elegant supper q the fremont
House. J. Y. Scammon, Esq, was Chair
man Of the meeting, and after supper made
an appropriate address. Letters we're after.
wards read from distinguished invited guests
who were unable to be present. Among
them We find the following from our own
Governor:
Iowa CRY. Dec. 6, 1856.
GKSrLINEN:-l regret that i'll health
compels me 10 decline your invitation to
be present at your Banquet, on the 10th
int.
No man can rejoice more than DO, q,
the success Of your efforts to redeem the
State Of Illinois from the control Of the CON-
pact breakers and slavery propsgandsts
who have hitherto ruled her.
You have fought noble battle; YOU have
wen glorious victory, But fiercer and
more decisive contest is before you, and if
yen are true to yourselves and to freedom,
still more glorious victory awaits you.
Heaven grant that the State OF Illinois
may every appreciate the blessings secured
to her by the slavery prohibition of 1857,
and forever stand a monument OF its wisdom
and justice.
| am very truly your obdt serv't,
JAMES w. GRIMES.
TO Messrs. J NJ. Richards. c. o. Thomp-
son. Chas. L. Wilson. Esqs., Committee.
The following regular toas,s we're read,
and each responded to BY some speaker
present:
THE UNIoN--The North will main.
tain 1.-THE South will not depar, there
from.
"lLLINoIS-Herf future is bright with
promise, Revolutions never 90 backwards"
THE FREE PRESS-Reviied, it viii
demonstrated; murdered, il will revive; bu-
ried, it will reascend; the very attempt of
ito oppression will prove the truth of its inn
mortality"
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-Tol-
Grant in victory, sanguine in defeat, IT'S
principles are eternal; its ultimate triumph
| certain
THE NoRTH-WEST-To be the
great power OF the Republlc-never sec
tionaE-forever free"
THE STATE TICKET ELECT
Victory in our first battle--the best augury
| OF success"
"oUR CONGRESSMAN ELECT
Loyalty 10 Republican principles, viii be
| Fidelity TO their Constituency.
JOHN c. FREMONT"
"WM. III. BlSSEL."
KANSAS - The power behind the
throne, is greater than the throne itself;
kansas will be free"
STATES RIGHTS Maintained by
upty of purpose and action, difference OF
locality will not weaken, Executive en-
croachments or imbecility viii not destroy
them"
s0UR ADOPTED CITIZENS--Our
brethren in Freedom, of whatever sect, or
| wherever born. are welcome colaborers ia
the cause OF Freedom"
"'ss0-There i a good tire coming,
Boy.
Eseylhing passed of delightfully."-. the
Republicans present illustrating tina, the
spiri, OF their cause is burning warmly as
ever in the hearts OF patriots.
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this leaves us any chance

selves. Where, this leaves us any chance
fer speculation, we cannot see
II any more feasible plan for etleciing
the desired object, can be suggested, We
are perfectly willing to throw up our prof.
ect; but if not, and our fellow citizens see
fit to subscribe a sufficient amount 10 Pul.
chase the clock and bell, we Will eel as
their agents in procuring the articles, ana
subscribe to the full extent Of our ability
We can account in no other way for the
iusinuaticns against US in the Ne'os article
alluded to. than that we have not responded
T. the repeated solicitations OF its Editors to
advertise in their paper, as we thought liz
circulation not large enough to warrant us
in the expense.
T. CLOSE & co.
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No Go-SoUTB CAKoLIKIAks IN A MIR.
Some two hundred South Carolinians
reached St, Leuis on their way home from
Kansas. lasi week They were full Of
wrath, swearing like troopers. "D--n
Kansas" said they, at may be Free or
Slave Tor aught We care we would not
live Their if they would give US all the
land" Poor fellows They marched up
The hill with banners flying and courage
up, and they marched down with banners
lost and courage gone A letter before
as says, "they caused laugh shereyei
they were seen IN st. Louis, even the boys
twitting them as 'mock-hefoes, 'shams,
.brags. aud what not" Will not Col Bo-
ford furnish an Official report Of the doiDgs
and proceedings Of the Southern boys in
Kansas
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EDITORS OF GAZETTE:

EDITORS OF GAZETTE;
We do not wish to
enter into any controversy with the editors
Of the Evening News, in regard to the pro-
priety Of procuring town clock, by private
subscription. But we perceive by their is
sue of the nth met, that they either mis-
understand, or wilfully misrepresent to the
public, our attempt 10 raise money for this
purpose, and we deem II justice to ourselves
10 make statement Of the matter
We were requested by several citizens
10 draw up subscription, and endeavor to
atfe CT The much desired object Of procuring
town clock They thought this method
would obgiate delay, and have more chance
for ultimate success, than TO endeaVef to
enlist the whole public in the enterprise.
We proposed 10 furnish town clock, and
bell to be placed in the s,eeple Of the Sec
cad Baptist Church, a, manufacturers price;
o. this we made a plain statement in The
subscription paper.
The subscriptions are also made payable
upon the delivery Of the clock and BELL
We also subicnbe one hundred dollars cur.
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rnportaxt ctaness in tie Ordinances Of the
City.

City.
Under the direction Of Committee OF
the City Council, appointed for the purpose,
there has been a complete revision of the
Civ Ordinances. The Council have been
several days discussing the changes, aud
have officially completed the revision, which
will coon be published in detail, in book
form. We have made The following abstract
of the changes, 10 give our readers an OPP
portunity of knowing what they are, it'll
out examining the whole code. which will
not be published tor some lime yet:
Auction licenses raised from $50 To $3.50
Theatre licenses $40 per evening, $50
per month, $3.50 per months, $500 per
year.
Circus licenses $50 for each performance.
Lectures except BY citizens and before
literary societies, S..
Concerts, $40.
No. license transferable except with con-
sen OF Council
The leyee from Brady TO Harrison, sci
sparl exclusively for steamboats, and ferry
boats. The balance open TO all, but no one
allowed to occupy more than "a hours ex-
cept under grants made heretofore by the
City Council
Two wood measurers appoint ed and TWO
public weighers, and these officers especially
ordered 10 ses the ordinance relating TO
81 a,i fafar hsV md eaat
carried outs
All persons making use Of spring bslan.
ee. contrary 10 ordinance to be prosecuted
uoi.ss the use is discontinued.
A material chpnge in the dray, wagon,
and hack ordinance.
A material change IN The ordinance rela-
ting 10 erection Of prIsies.
section in the ordinance concerning
misdemea nors, making il u fine Of not less
than $40, nor more Than S20o,sior any
engineer or other person having charge OF Il
train of ours TO run through 5th street at a
faster rate than 6 miles pei hour, and with
out continual nuging Of bell, while 10 mo-
ton.
Extension of fire limits from the bridge
and de pot grounds ON the East. TO Western
Avenue on the West, 9th street on the
North, and Mississippi river on the South.
rha, the grade Of South half Of de-
not street from LeclsHe and farnnm street
shall not be changed from what II now h,
ia, 1--WE wears, except with consent OF own
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For the Daily Gazette.
EpIroRs OF GAZETTE
Nv attention has been

EDIroRs OF GAzETTE:-
My attention has been
called TO an article in late Gazette over
the signature OF E. P. Brewster, using my
name in an unceremonious and uncalled for
manner, charging me with falsehool in two
cases. Now wish through the medium Of
your paper, to inform the would-be l.. l.. d.
that hold myself responsible for every as
sertion that | make, either in private or in
public, orally or written, and | herein affirm
fearlessF that can prove the prices which
stated in the Democrat, were no exaggers-
lion on the price which owners hold their
property in Florence and vicinity. The
deeds which hold for property in Nebras
ka are corroborating evidence of prices. |
have one deed showing that paid nearly
four thousand dollars for about one-fourih Of
a claim, and another deed shows that paid
claim lying or 4 miles from town. Two
hundred dollars was the price Of the cheap
est lots saw in Florence. My statement
was that toBnlois were worth from $500 to
$4,000, which is the estimate which pls
eed on them from the following reasons
First, asked what lots were worth at the
extreme edge of town. The answer was
$500. bid $500 for two lots, but could
mol get them for less than $500, and these
were lots so far out that they were not on
the original town plot. | had friend who
wished to purchase one-third of lot on
Main st., on which he could erect business
house, and one Of the parties interested told
me in presence Of Mr.. w Rums ID that the
proprietor asked 81 900 for the Aird which
b. wanted found no claims for sale for
less than 5000.
10 the seven prolific lines OF my friend
Brewster's production noticing me, are
wilful or ignorant, (the latter hope). He
stated that said lots were worth from $500
T. $1,000, which statement is not true
| as can lie seen by any one who will
Iefer to The Democrat and read for himself.
presume if he be the gentleman which he
is represented to be, be will correct those
| errors and apologize to the prosecuted par
Is. However, he is at liberty to choose
truth or back and .revel in the dark clouds
Of polluted and error searching magma
ion. | would gladly lend helping hand. to
| add new wreath Of iaurels to the crown Of
1ne who ls surviving to rise honorably as he
seemed to be when as in Florence, rather
,hah hurl the poisonous arrows Of calumny
md detrseiion al him; but 70: bearaEce
| ceases 10 be q virtue with me when have
a libel ssddled on me 10 public print, and
hold any one who will be guilty Of such 9
| deed De most dangerous enemy.
| j. b HICKMAN.
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CITY PROPERTY

WIZ fkOPERTY,
sot-Lots block los, on Brady street; $500
Sl2--Psrt Of lot block 81, .sy1oo ,a.,
near Brady street, With frame dwelling house 'la
Si3-west hall Of lot block or with
ling house, on Railroad east of Rock isisns awsi
$50 per foot. aa street.
32o--A house and lot In Fast DayenIor, .,,,.
lot block ., house Of SIX ro.ms good esi,. 40
tsrn' wood shed, &c; price $500. "''' CIV
3el- house with n acre OF ground In a.,
ernpart OF the city; $1,000. ' "or'h'
3as--Lot block IS, south cas-, corner or ,n
Western Avenue, one OF the handsom. =, ~, ~ Aaa
private residence In the city. iofS
a29--Lot7 block and 10 and 20 tloet p.,,,
addition, near the Female College. r1''oh'
No. 332-Lot No y In block 50, on 5tb ,trs., a. =,
east of Perry, upon VII eh Is crested tnn Is ot
stable brings in rent Of 1878 per aanun viii p aIs
low. ".i' DC SOD
No S39-A Que story brick house 4 of n, ssxsao
north side OF Tenth street between Perry and RI
land "a fne view OF the river from this place ~
s4o--Lots' and block rs near the Railroad a,Do,
3i4-A frame house with good back brfI,,
ths corner Of sixth street.; 10, soriuo feet ="
aio--Also Tie lot adjoining the south fran,n. a..
Sie--A house aud lot on Sixth street, west of MAJ.
street lot sssibo -
ssA Lot on Main street being the north west cor
ner OF Goldsnith's addition; IS sns4
sis-A house aud lot bctweeen Brady aad M,In -,
with nae view Of The river
s5i--Part Of lot block 5, Forest Dillon, .,s,,.,
price $500 1'''''"
sssLo In r,oatns on Brady and extending 10 Parry
street sss 81 ineti prizes s60o, easy terms.
dss-A house and lot on south wss, corner Of rt,s
and Gaines streets ats51. 1000
S3.-A house aud two lot. iu Las, pnv.,,.,,, -,
sizoo y cash, balance year cheap propsrty
ass--A house and lot on ea.t.ias OF Ripisy stree,
between Front and Second IT, hos a. IA sto,s.
rooms, iot 3osso unarta rent Of 1900 per ann n,
price 5000, "A'
No az "a two story frame haese pat q 10, bis
10 on Western ESenus north 81 9Th IT. hons. raon'
Kitchens pantry, elosst cssern aud we'll Prize f9soo
No, 2si-A House II size and same tat car stt
aud Western Ave Prize $500
No 242 a HOUSE u same aide ani ..e. I,t en-. A.,
ssst " Western Ave Prize $3.50
No az A Hoasv u same size aud is 7rttt,p mn A.,
81 "a door east Of v Ave Prize g., 800
No "a -Thfes House. q the sam. Dissertation. 40.
Fuom- on farnsm st noitL 81 Luens, with 90 acre
ground each Prise u, So -
No 2as-A House aud Lot on corner Ripley and IA,
SITS Lot o+il46s hoa'e is1ss.2 rooms Price $3.50
No 2cs--A trsme house on Farnam a, b.t No-,h..,
Ave and st. roouas Kitchen ei-tsrn we'll etc Prs,
si,2S.
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spa.laAH NOTICE.

THE uu1s COED, q IGAa oE27 yssfs, Of good
character, GJHca Ton and hsbits, possessed % a
competency oi EardlY goods, rather good looking
and kind disposition. takes t5is thOd advert.
sing ,ors wiis. aGs lady disposed TO answer vii
please address note thr"tIgs the Post Once I'll
Ing description OF sci, Sc, ard saying whsH ahd
where sl,e may be seeH4 to
JEREdfAHA. R0WbINR,
tseii-sr Davenport, Iowa
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81 EceMissg Dress Goods.

50 ECe1etNS DfeSS GOO0S.
lIHITE BRoCADF SILKS;
w Light stripe and PLAID Silks,
White, pink aud blue Crease de Psif.,
Pink, blue and white silk TulIe,
Coored Barcgss and Taretons;
rink, blue and blt Merinos;
EnabrolderSes of every description,
silk Bsrtbas and Lace Capes;
VaencieDnes and Maltese Lace Estt-.
White and Light eOlored II i'd q loves.
And great variety Of every style OF Evening Dra..
oooos can be ionna ut WADSWoRJii's,
dscs-du seeCnd st. opposite Lei lgre House
PIANO EGKTES.
n ChAIfiELD begs leave inform lie citizen, II,
~ sDassuport that having had 20 years practical sx
perienee In Piano Forte making London and Bston
10 now prepared 10 repair Piano Fortes in no.t tbo
ongh wofkmaniiks style, Also ali kinds Of Cabinet
WORK repaired and vanished ana jobbiug
done.
Orders left al Mrs. Wheetmans, Harrison street bs
tween Third and FOURTH viii be punctuaiiy att.uasd
w. deci-i3na p2
BUTTER.
JaFlkklNs fsesb Ohio. Tor sale by
" iMPEY d MOORE,
A.. cor. ath d Iowa ats,
W." opp PsapsylYsgis HOUSE,
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LxaIsLAstyE coRRssPox pxxcx.
Hou.s OF RsrKEsgsrArrvEs3

Iowa CRY, Dec. IL, 10 A. NJ.
EpsToRs OF GAzsrTE:
Last night wswere ia.
vored with hne snow storm, vet nothing
daunted, the members are st their desks
bright and early, with their cheeks glowing
from the effect OF a hearty cold morning
Wendell Phillips lee,ured last night before
crowded house, upon the subject Of "The
Lost Ar,s,s rendering perfect satisfaction to
his audience, and doing justice to his sab
iec,, and honor to himself, After deliver
ing his lecture, q request was made that he
should speak to those who wished to hear
him, upon his favorite subject, whereupon
he.gaye US quite an eloquent speech on the
subject OF slavery.
will not bother you with more remarks,
but proceed to pen you the business of the
day.
After hearing the reports Of committees,
the following bills received their first read
ing
By Moer--An Act to incorporate the
town OF Glsnwood, in Mills County.
By Price-A bill to establish a State
Road from Sgourney in Keokuk county to
Ottumwa in Wapello county.
BY Dorland-An Act to abolish Capital
Punishmeut in this State.
A communication from the Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction was read. and at
ter being discussed BY Msssrs. Cloud, Frank
lin, Roberts, Woodin, Barker. Green, Sco-
will, and Clausew, it was laid on the table.
Several bills we're read second time,
and referred TO their respective committees;
The following bills were read third
time and passed;
A bill for an Act 10 change the bounda-
ries of the 9th Judicial district.
A bill for an Act for the relief of David
Hayne.
A bill for an Act 10 yacate part of the
State Road in the town OF Primrose, in the
county of Lee.
After passing others, OF but little interest,
the House adjourned 10 o'clock.
2 O'Clock, P. Nj.
House met.
The following Act was made the order of
the afternoon.
An Act eating the office of County As
SCISSOR and defining the duties of the same.
Messrs Jones, Roberts, Kelsie, Rodman
Price, Barnard, Wilson, Green and Gillett,
speaking in favor of the Act, and Messrs.
Dorland, Clausen, kirkpatrick, Bailey. Har-
die, OF Van Buren,, and Mcfarland opposing
it. Messrs. Cloud, Franklin and Holmes
made remarks wishing change OF the law,
but not fsvorng the details Of the Actunder
discussion.
The committee reported progress, and
the Act was referred 10 the committee on
Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr. Bsrner the Hou Sc ad-
iourned
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HoIiowayss Piits...Webster once said
hat the rsvisAs of the British drum welcomed sun
rise la all regions Equally universal is the pres
chce Of this potent remedy for dis ases OF the
stomach, the liver, the bowels aud The minor se'
ereiye organs. Its praise is written In ali Ian
suAges. Sold at the manufactures, No, so Maiden
Lame New York, and No. as4 strand, London, and by
All druggists at 25e 62le and 81 per box. dee9 dwlw
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SENATE

The greater portion Of the morning was
taken up in discussing the bill TO equalize
valuation of real estate for taxation. which
was laid on the table for two weeks.
This afternoon "a communication from the
Governor relating TO the report OF the Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction was read
and discussed, also the communication from
Superintendent OF Public instruc ton, the
Two occupying the afternoon. Three thou
sand copies Of The Governors eommunica-
ton, connected with that Of the Snperinten-
dent of Public Instruction, were ordered to
be printed, copy Of With ! will mail TO
You as soon as printed.
RrpuaJIc
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For Sale

L esceilsLt stand for a Tavern on the Dubuoue
A. .ola, lev rods north OF the corporate limit of
davenport together with Nine Acre. ~
ina, ,hree (which Is uadar Guilty alton anal sur.
Nv no, ~ good fence, with running water on H.
i iho eIhpfoF'mehbaro two story Brick House ~
81 squaIo, wtth good dry cellar, q large stable
a. nssss a,ns well Of water; the buildings are
iast such place A. Ia needed FOR the seeam%oS,
thsr particulars enquire Of 80
oo,, slohoLLs, lsBELL b co.,
kAaA ASsnts.
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-
o. DEAREST MAY, Juaior
o ladies, soms and listen
story wen relate,
IL happened in Davenport.
he Queen Of the Hswksys Stats
II was down near the river,
On The West side Of Main street,
Down between Front aud second,
We opened store neat
Ia thar neat I'd pretty store
Are goods from every cline,
silks and NslEets Ribbons to-,
FROM drllT to dime.
Ncrinoes, and Coburg Cloths.
And CalicO'r full yard wide,
Together with MAntss,
Are seen on every side.
Flannels, Domestics and Shawl,
In abundance doth appear.
Have patience little while
For the end is very near.i
Crayats, Ties, and IIalfhGse too
The Gentlemen here will End,
Win Collars, Shirts and DrasrrE.
Suited 10 every mind.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Tslms,
The little Miss will find
Together with other thing
81 every prio6and kind
Til, uttI- saucy urehu
IAAT wHHdecs shout the stratI.
g.. teas down all our STAR Bill,
NHt likewise hHd something uraI.
Then come ye to the store,
Haste, young aud old, one and ali,
10 where the cheapest goods are,
1is Store OF DAShlkLl. SMALL.
Davenport, December 2, ls56.dtf
80 Tons OF IRON.
A ssoRTED best refined English Iron for sale a s.
"A o. siIoREis Foundry and Machine shop.
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Chance 10 Make Fortune.
ULAEE'S CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, one In
operation and exhibition daily, Perry and
Third streets Tbs public invited to call and ee is.
state, County, Township aud shop or single rights
suI Mails "5tth5 Territory Of the Stale OF Iowa for
sale. Apply Il tbs preptie tors,
octa4-dH JACOB wEASEP, Jr., co.
Notice
vs. lave two handsome new Bugsies aud nne
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash applied for soon, Car be seen at The resi-
&cHcs Of james Renwiek, cor. 18th and Ripley ste,
opposite the Court House.
sept5 du RENWICK d SON
4 PERFUMEb BREArH.-what lady gentleman
eouB remain under the ef dsagresable breath.
whsn by usiGg the BALM THOUSAND fLnwEks' as
tsutrhac wpHd only render II but leave the
teeth white As siBbsstsf' Many persons do MT know
their breath Is tad aud subject ia delicate their
friends viii newer mention 1t. Pour single drop %
i{slEa On your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning. nifty cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEXIoN may easily be ae-
CURED by using the balm THOUSAND FLOWERS -
Il val pimpes and fteekles from the skin,
leaving soft and r8seste hue. Wet towel pour
on three drops. and wash the face night and
| morning.
/ SHAVING MADE EAsY-wst your shaving brush
either cold water, pour two or three drops
u "BkLM THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard well
aud will make A beautiful soft lather, much faciita'
tug the operation OF shaving. Price only nifty cents
Haars commercials None genuine unless signed 10y
" p. FEfRfDGE & CO,
say add6m Franklin Square, New York.
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lheisdes Of the Second Baptist Church aud Iensre-
cation will hold Fair and Festival IN their
aew House OF Worship, corner OF 4th and Perry s's'
on Tuesday evening, the I'd Of December.
The proceeds be applied towards furnishing the
ehurea. All are invited to attend,
Davenport December 1 It
News and Democrat please eopy.)
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For SaIe-A new brick house with ten rooms,
closets, &c, wood house, large estern, good well -
Warmed with hot air furnace. Convenient TO town.
Fiue view of river and cities. Furnished in part
Long time given. Possession given nrst may.
Enquire OF VIM. MoRshoUsE,
dec4 att Close & Co.
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TO IA EssGIiANTs.
IHE subscriber has just received consignment 81
chests Imperial and Young Tyson Teas, which will
be sold ~ New York prices adding expenses. Also sin
No. Nutmeg+ also, two cases Of Fine Cut To
bseeo, Ia papers OF u, Il and ! pound and small pa
pers als0, hundred gross Window and State Fastsn
ings patsntaftIes, we'll assorted.
II dealers wall only in aud look at these goods
they may be assured Of The prices being low they
purchase IN New FORK and give them opportuni
ty VI repleuis.tng their stock.
H.. " MORRIS, Auctioueer.
Store on Cd street, doors east OF Perry
Uaysnuorf Dec -dlW
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Satisfaction warranted to all who use Dyer's
Healing Emn=ecatian according 10 diree-
tons. sold by
dscg Iw HINES GLtfPiN6hh