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The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS. !
 COUNTY OF PoPE. |

 STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF PoPK.
 In the Pope Circuit Court. in Chancerv hctor. ,h,
 o'1fh ehefeoi' ln vacation January th,A.D. 1857. Nareissa Aiken, by her next friend AndyewJ. Tate
 vs. Bill for Divorce John R. II. Aiken, Defendant. 4 1N thS aaV comes said complainant hy Hollowell, V her sob or, ami files her bill herein tbo ob' leet o which to obtain dissolution of the bonds of lnatrlmony existing between eonplaiuan. and de- iendalt and 1t appearing to the clerk of this court. ttlaV sad delfnSant x non resident of the State of Arkansas It is therefore ordered that notice be given to said defendant of the pendency of this suit oy pnDheation as the law directs in the rue Demo- tta newspaper printed Ut the city of Little Rock Al kansas, notifying and requiring said defendant to Ge and appear before the Judge of our said Circuit I0 Iour0 ,9 cnancery. at court to be holden on the tmrd Monday of March next. at the court house ii, sad county then and there to plead, answer or de- ihnr to the sald bill, and in default that the bill bs taken confessed.
 ROOF II. HOWELL, Clerk
 A true copy from the record
 Attest: ROOF Il. HOWELL, Clerk.
 Jan l6 0i -2w. Cost of adv. S5)
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THE NEUTRALITY LAWS AND GEN. WALKER. A Washington despatch to the Charleston Courier, says:
 '.Secretary Marcy has stated in private con- ly enforced against the recruiting agents of Gen. Walker, but that the recent order for the arrest of Garrison. Morgan and Walker was merely an official preliminary to the commencement of civil suit against those parties.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
Patronize Home Manufactnr.!,

WOoL CARDING done to order iron. ald af.or w the 29th of this month Aso Wool Rolls, cotton Yarn. Superfne Flour and Seconds, on hand and for sao the Factory in Pike county, three miles North of Murfrcesboro.
 N. E.-furs, Pcltry Hides. Reeswax Roar. Oil cotton, " heat and Produce generally. received iu payment. HENRY NFRFTIT
 Jan Is at.-u Murtreesboro pilo ro ArL
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in accord ance with . resolution of the Board of Trustees, approved by the Grand Lodge in November last, all subscribers in aid of the College fund, are requested to make payment of the amounts due by them respec- lively and if not paid nn early day the same will be put in train of oolleeti yn by suit
 GEO. C. WATKINS. Little Rock. Jan. 9th, 1851. 6;n.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

VE temas~vriter says j" Nothing look. worse on a lady than darned stockings" Allow us to observe that stockings which need darn. ing, look worse than darned ones.-Er.
 Stockings look best surely, without any alarmed" holes in them.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
7husdoy, Jan. g. House met pursuant to adjournment.

Prayer by the Rev. Mir. Lea.
 Mr. Gibson, from the committee on educa tion reported in favor of House bill No. 2l5 and askel to be discharged from consideration of the petition of citizens of Lawrence county to regulate some sales Of lands
 Report adopted. Bill 2l5, to perfect titles to the aSsignees of purchasers of school lands. was read third time and passed
 Mr. Newton of Union, from the committee on county and county lines, recommended the passage of House bill No 226 and to be dis charged from considering further of House bill No. 172t to repeal the act declaring certain ci tizens of Van 3uren county, citizens of Pope county.
 MT. Oates, from the committee on the iu dlcary, reported in favor of House bill No 233 to protect levees in this StatesT
 Mr. Mansfield, from the same committee, recommended the passage of Senate bill No '9, to provide for the revising and digesting the statute laws of this State Bill read third time and passed.
 The House then went into committee of the whole on the general appropriation bill. and after amending it, rose, reported progress and recommended its passage.
 The bill was then read third time, amended and passed
 A message was received from the Governor announcing that he had approved and signed an act to provide for making and repairing le- wees in Chicot county.
 An act supplementary to the same.
 An act for the relief of Edwin A. Hicks. An act to amend the Digest, under the head of attachments before justices
 An act for the relief of John J. Clendenin. An act to revive and amend an act to incor- porate the town of Batesville.
 An act to change the proceeds arising from fines in Pope and Ouachita counties from the school fund to the general fund
 An act for the relief of Wm c. Murphy. An act for the relief of James s. Jordan.
 An act to authorize county courts to procure hsld notes, and several joint resolutions.
 House took recess till o'clock, F. NJ. o'clock.
 House convened, and the Senate having ap- peared, Mr. President announced that the ob- Ject of the convention was the election of the different land agents of the State. The election was gone into and the nominees of the caucus as announced in our former issue were unanimously elected.
 The Senate having returned to their cham Der, Mr. Oates introduced House bill No. 263 to change the time Of holding the circuit courts of Monroe county. Read three times and pas- sed
 A resolution was passed calling upon the Au- ditor for information as to clerk hire.
 House adjourned.
 Friday Jan. g. House met. Prayer.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

WARMING BY GAs.--lt appears that insen- lous and scientific men are occupied in trying to discover the means of warming houses by gas. That this will eventually be accomplished there can be little doubt and it will be an immense relief from dust, labor and inconvenience.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
NOTICE.

vENiE undersigned. Execntrix of the late Roswell
 X Beebe and by his will duly authorized, offers Ut private sale any and all lands ana town lots owned by him. on reasonable terms for cash or on credit Apply to Mes5rs. Watkins tt Gallagher
 Little Rock,Ian 18th, ,'57.-6m JULIA N. BEEBE.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

Married-On the 3Oth December, 1856, oy the Rev. Cephus Washborn, Mir. MATTHIAS CRANE, late resident of New York, N. Jersey, and Miss ELLEN DARE of Norristown, Arkan- sas.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

0T It is stated that Gen. Houston will be q candidate for Governor of Texas at the next canvass. He will learn, however, that the " Lone Star State' has no use for traitors,
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

05- It is said that during storm in Troy New York, last week, flock of wild ducks flying over that city, became loaded with sleet that several of them fell to the ground and were caught, their wings being so frozen thai they could not use them.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
DRY PAINTS.
THE LAST nEVY rc nsGr,x,-

A IL indebted 10 D. B. Mand.l will confer a great A favor by calling and settling immediately. as hs in few days
 Jan 1857
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 TO BANK DEBTORS.

VIE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds. ' for sale, for cash or on credit on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Little Rock Sept, 30. '56.-em
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A Great Blessing to the Afflicted.

Died--At his residence in this city, on the 7th inst, Mir. SAMUEL JOHNSON.
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Conviction Oi Huntingdon.

New Fork, Tuesday, December 30. Charles Huntingdon the forger, has been convicted and sentenced to four years and ten months imprisoment in the States prison.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
Saw Mill and Bottom Lands for Sale.

s~~O E WILL SELL Two Hun Srs. SSM.SA-S IL dred and Forty Acres of Ssia& EgiTsNfs1G Bottom Land on Big Piney, .EsR .21ss<ts@@ in Johnson county, Arkansas, -0AmsS Sixty acres in Cultivation and under good fence.
 There is on the place good Saw and Grist Mill, in good running order-Dw yelling and out houses There is an inexaustable Piaery just above the Mill on both sides of the creek with plenty of water to float saw logs down to the Mill.
 good range for stock cattle etc., in the vicinity. Said Mill and Lands are located eight miles eLst of Carksville
 For further particulars, address
 L. ROBINSON,
 Jan la 'S7-4w. Clarhvils, Ark.
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STATE OF .AilEEANSAS.
 

N0Gneerv, before CIerk thereof; i'll vacation. December 3Oth. A. D 1856. '-' -- |" James S. Burkhead, Complainant.
 Fs. Bill fol Divorce
 Mahnda Burkhead, Defendant
 ( N this day comes said defendant bv his solicitor. V and files his bin hcrein-tle oticc, of pIirl, is to obtain dissolution of the bonds of matrimonv between complainant and defendant and 1t ap,esr ing to the Clerk of said court that the sad eedant IS non-reSident of the State Of A Arkarsns--
 tlS therefore ordered that notice be civeu o rqid defendant oI tne pendency of this quit b5 publication As the law directs ill tine True DeuocIsJ 4 usyy.,a- Der printed In Little Rock, Arkansas notify inc i,l requiring sad defendant to be and appear before the Judge ot the Circuit Court of Pope county Ar. kalSaS' Ill Chancery, at court to confluence and be holden at the court house. in and for saiI county, on the third Monday of March next then and there to plead. answer domur to sad bill. and i'll default, that the bill be taken l> true and con- tessed ~
 ROOF. II. HOWELL. Clerk. Tn testimony that the foregoing is g true copy fro,, the record, Ill the matter therein statcd l. Roof 1T
 Howell clerk of slid court have herennto LL's.I set my hand and affixed the seal of s.id
 court this goth December. ls5s
 ROOF Il. HOWELL, Clerk. Jan l8 '57 Cos of adv. $6 5yJ
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FOR SALE.

A RKANSAS BONDS of s1 900 each with tn. 4 4 unpaid Coupons attached, either Real Estate or Bank ot the State Bonds by E. J. ADLER
 Exchange and Stock Broker >- beneath the St. Charles Hotel cor. Gravier st. N. O. Jan & ,57-1n1
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE,
Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1857.

JENA 1
 Tuesday,, Jan. 6, 1857. # Senate convened.
 Prayer by the chaplain.
 Mir Totten, from the committee on the ju- \ ciary, reported favorably to House bill ito .nend the charter of the Arkansas Midland r.Iroad," which report was adopted and the hl passed-syes 19, nays3
 r1he bill coners upon the company of this Bad all the rights, privileges, franchises and ;rnrnnities heretofore conferred upon the Cairo
 na Fplton r;iroad company so far as the same nay be applicable)
 4 n,ess.,se was received from the House stat ing that they had refused to assent 10 Senate i h:Il n to regulate tolls and ferriages," and to Senate bill ito prevent injuries to real estate"
 n1fbaf the House had adopted joint resolu- s;on nronosing 10 go into the election of State i.nl " agsots on Thursday the 9th inst, at z
 Oo motion of Mir. Gaines, House bill "sup- Elementary to the acts in relation to the Mis- G.ipp;, Ouachta and Red river railroads was hken up and read three several times and pas. ed
 On motion of Mr. Marshall, Senate bill "to authorze the common school commissioner of Lawrence county to dispose of certain portion ef tbe l6th section in T. l7, N. of the base hpe in range w. of the 5th principal mefi- Han" was taken up and read third time and passed.
 # On motion of MT. Floyd, the Senate concur 5ed m the proposition of the House to go into the election of State land agents on Thursday q o'clock, F. N. aH .,s,lanE D M @ At 21s o'clock, P. M., the Senate convened. O. motion of Mr Floyd, House bill |" for the relief of purchasers of school lands, in Drew bounty, sec. i6, T. II, s. of R. West" was tsken up and passed.
 Mr. Humphreys, from the committee on cpunties and county lines, rel orted adUersely to the petition of sundry citizens of Lawrence and |Indepehdence counties, praying the establish 1ment ot new county to embrace portions of each of said counties
 On motion of Mir. Trimble. House bill "con- ernng jurors and witnesses in this State" was nken up and passed # On motion of MT. Ferguson, House bill "to mthorize the county courts of Jefferson, Se- tnstlan and Scott counties to levy road tax and tor other purposes" was taken up, and being Nhlect to amendment, On motion of Mr. Royston, the county of Hempstead, and on motion of MT. Gaines the 0unty of Chicot were also adde to the provi. 6pns of the bill, and the same thus amended vas passed.
 N On motion of MT. Gaines, Senate bill "to poyide for geological survey of the State of Arkansas" was taken up and after being amend d W as passed-ayes If, nays z. MT Keith introduced Senate bill "to regu- |ate the fees of attorneys and counselors at law lnd solicitors in equity in this State," which was Bad three several times and passed-ayes 13, nays8.
 (The vote on this bill was afterwards recon idered, and the question recurring upon its re- ectlon, 1t went curling")
 On motion of MT Redmond, House bill "for Ehe relief of certain citizens of the county of Ph Hips in this State," was taken up and pas sed
 The Senate adjourned until tomorrow morn ing
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
Itself its only Parallel,

R ECElVED by last boat from Fort Smith a. the New Cash Store, Main street. ll9 Sacks of Jimmy Suttons celebrated fresh family FLOUR, Come quick, ere it be all gone. Al HIJTT
 Dec 30 '56.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
THE POETRY OF PUYs,C.

ss- A fER'S PILLS, glide sugar A Ts.s+5 1a shod. over the palate but their ' y..Ass%F3 energy, although wrapped up. is / S4Ssai 2 THERE, and tells with giant force on the very foundations of disease. 2 f S1Sss| There are thousands of sufferers A/nTi-Tsssh who would not wear their distem- G pcrs if they knew they could be .lired for Z5ctsTry Ayers Pills, and yop Will know it.
 Purify the blood and diseases will be starved out Clen>o the system from impurities and you are cured already.
 Take ths best of all purca.yes, and Scrofula. h. digestion, Weakness Headache. Backache Sideache i'undice, Rheumatism. Arrangements of the Liver Kidneys. and Bowels all Arrangements and all dis etNes which purgative remedy reach, fly before them like darkness before the Sun.
 Reader if you are suffering from any of the numer- ouS conn laintS they curesuf4r no more-the reme- dy has been Provided for you, and it is criminal to neglect it.
 That AYERS CHERRY PEcToFAL, is the best medi- cine tur a Corqh k known to ,he whole world and that hycr'S Pills are the best of Pills is known to those who have used them.
 Prepared by Dr. ]. C. Aver. Lowell Mass, and seld by Druggists everywhere.
 NcALMONT tc HALLIBURTON,
 Little Rock, II. r. Farnsworth X CO.,, Memphis; J. Wright &, Co, New Orleans, and by agents in every county in he State Dee 9. 1858 2m
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Approximation Prizes.

The two preceding and the two wosucceedincnurnber to those drawing the first 2 Prizes will be entitled to the 4s approximation Prizes, according to thu scheme me 39o0 Przes ofS20 will be determined by the as ngure of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize For example, if the Number drawing the $50 OOC Pnze ends with No. then all the Tickets where the Num0er ends in l will be entitled to S20 If the number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to s20 and so on to o.
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets . .ssO
 10 Half {. ..... 4O '' 10 Quarter '' .... % s In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money to onr address for the tickets ordered on re ceipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing sts Purchasers will please write their signature. plain. and give their Post Office County and State, say Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction.
 tfy- All Prizes of Sl 900 and under paid immed; ately after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential Prize Tickets ca.hed or renewed in other tickets A, either office.
 Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packa- ges of Tickets, either to
 $. SWAN 6 CO, Atlanta Ga. Jan l3 '57 or s. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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CLASS 25.

TGo be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia, in public. OF A SATURDAY. FEBRUARY esth. 1857.
 ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
 Three Thousand Two Hundred and Sixty Prizes MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TIerLrst
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CAPITAL PRIZE $5o,OOo!!!
CLASS 24.

public, on "A THURSDAY, FERRyARy 18th. ,s.-
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House convened

Senate bill No. 35, to provide for geoog- cal survey of this State was read second time.
 House bill No. 175, to amend the road law. was rejected by a vote of 26 for to 30 against the bll
 House bill No. IA, to amend chap. 59 of the Digest, was read and passed
 House adjourned until to- morrow morning at o'clock
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
3,260 prizes amounting to. ...... saOa .OOO
 Whole Tickets, s1O; Halves. s5; Quar- ters. S2 I0. " S
IAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to 8o000, corresponding witt those numbers on the tickets, printed on separate sips 0i paper are enclrcled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
 The rst PIP prizes similarly printed and encrcled are placed in another wheel The wheels are tb.r revolvcd, and number is drawn from the wheel o numbers, and at the same time prize i. drawn iron the other wheel. The number and prize drawn ou are opened and exhibited to the audience. and rcpis tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeat ed until all the prizes arc drawn ont Nf
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

Powder, Lead and Shot. JUST received and for sale by J Dee 'ls '5s VIM JOEHg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02
RECEIPTS OF pRnnnCE.

CAREY lLl.E-steamer " A Andrews-a9s bales cotton
10 Robson Alen4I do Andrews Sierau8 bales cotton 10
Freison Sieyenson &eo3S Phillips &eo-l7 Dossen
&eol4J Galdwelll3 do Ward Saunders tunt-lY do 10
Cleveland Brothers kcoS orrisson Bros3 Duncan Logan
II bales cotton hides Tarleton Whiting Tus-sundss 10
order-T0tal AVG bales cotton,
PADUCAH-Steamer Easpor-2fS bales cotton % bhds To-
eaceo S55 boxes pork = casks baeento Hewitt Norton co-
do TO Wiis Rawlins &col2l bales
Mejiregor Aowsy &eo-2u casks bacon Hewitt Norton Nco|
Iii bales cotton johnson &eo-62 do Wright Allen leo
y do Campbell Strongly do to Greenwood Seo2 do to
Henderson, Terry &co95 hhds tobacco lard short
coil hhds tobacco Levy sqmmersS6 de- Giyen &co
20 hhGs tobacco RodowHld Pedert&co5 do FeIowes &c
Il bids tobacco O sacks corn feaman co hhds tobacco
Robinson Sco- hhds tobacco VIM Soey &co-9 hhLs To-
hseeo 50 bblS -four Moore Vapeun3 hhds tobacco Robinson
Yeatman &co hhds tobacco Perkins &co3 do Turner
9S5 sacks corn Shaw keo-50 bales osnaburgs James
IS coils Sco22 rolls feathers Robeson DcnRettco
~ do l. Mann Sco-t5 bbs eggs sehneders5 do Martin
10 do 4 EarrsonSo ress Stevens &co301 head
hogs and sundres to ordefot 6 bales cotton hhds
bacco.
Observation-Disclosures John Stader-5s bales cotton Watt
Noble Il Mobley4T Oakley HawkinsO Bnchannon Carroll
&coD AcIemoFe, Raybnrn &co-l6 Ward, Saunders
l3 Campbell Strong-l3 Hsrdie &c0l2
Nelson Seo-l2 Payne & Harrison-ll Kicks kco-lO
Hemingway Friedlauder &eog Lane, Mayhed Sce-7
hedgil Roberts Terri7 Pinckard sco-6 bales cotton
Sldds, Brown AGO. Lewis FrcirsO Conway AGO
sundries TO ordet-folall 29l bales cotton.
ST Louls-steamer DeiawaIe3lS0 sacks of to Price
pork kngand Barstow keo2 do Thomas Elder &co-lVl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-02


SUGAR AND MoLAssES. The sales of Sugar embraced
some hhds steady OF Moasses $50 bbls
sold at 53@57c p gallon for Fermenng Prime Re-
boiled.
FLOUR "A hatboat load of 1900 bbls Ohio - some
small lots at S. 1896 90 and Tuesday Extra
81 50 Rbbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn confined to some $500
Sacks Of which 500 Mixed &c. 1000 White TO-
at 72175 D bushe I'm Wheat we heard Of
OF Oats $40 sacks ST. Louis sold 64c p bushe
sales of Bran embraced 800 sacks ST 50sl IS D 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing S2s@S2s 25
and round lots held at s23 o bb mer the
sales including 20 casks Ribbed Sides at lc OF Lard
$50 kegs Prime sold at l4ac u OF Green Meats no. 900
lbs in bulk disposed of at 9sc D b for Hoground.
BAGGlNG.. India irmer, with sales of $40 bales in
four lots at 1876 D yard cash. a.
GUNNY BAGS. The sales comprise 126 bales light
lO14c on time and 200 heavy at IKE.
COFFEE. Better demand cargo of 5000 bags Rio sold
at 1885, 1856 at 101a 400 at H. and 100 at lll1ac q ID.
SALT. Assorted cagoes Liverpool held SOC d
and upward.
LIME 1880 casks Rocklan from the cargo recently
rived, were sold at 81 10 u cask. snn
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. We noticed sale of 30 bbls
at axe D gallon cash.
WHISKY. Sales of $50 bbls Rectfed &c p gallon.
FREIGHTs. ship taken for Liverpool 5-l6d for
Cotton fer Europe at and laid for Antwerp
Cotton and 37s Cd for Tobacco Ships the berth
Liverpool filling up 5l6d for Cotton.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

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the Hence patients have been for
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TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior to all preparations in
JACKSON, La. August 10, 1854
Dear SI feel bound qualification for
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ties Of your German Bttes have found them you
recommend them be- and cheerfuly
public safe and remedy for the diseases they
tended ans to al other II
THE BrTTERs ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August %, 1854.
Dear srI have used yonr German Bers, and find them
all they represented to be- and cheeruly them
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L. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG, La, May %, 1853
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine have
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uedately.
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TRINITY, La June 80, 1853
have for the year the prepared by
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Your German Bers have become very popular here
wish fresh supply immediately
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Your Bitters give universal satisfaction all
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