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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16

w B. VAN DYNE, plain'iff, against +. A.
w Jourden. observation-disclosures r. Hugg,
J. p. oil Salisbury Township, and County Of
Meigs, State Of Ohio.-On the 2ist day Of
January, A. d. 80, said Justice issued IA
order Of attachn eut in the above action, for
the sum OF eight dollars and fifty cents.
". u. VAN BYNR.
Salisbury, erbrrary I. Is5a.-s-3+
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16

II PProf. Weod's Hair Restorative is the most won
dsrul discovery of tho age and the testinon all
its virtue such that doubt magic pow
in completely restoring hair its original color,
after having become bringing it after it has
sonc and arrcstih whore it is falling on, removing
dandruH, itching, and all cutancous crupIions. We
invite special attention to tho adv cr;isrncnt Ia an
other column.-[Chester Herald, April, I-,5.
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MEIGS COUNTY TELEGRAPH
POMEROY.O.

TUESDAY, AY,::::::::::::::::::::::::FEBRUARY I6.
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WHY WILL Yor DrLAy?-Why will you ncG ct that
disease which is taking such deep root, and which
gives you warning 10y that hacking cough, that you
fast ripening for etcrnyr Why encourag: that pain
in the side, the raising of ho~d, those night ats,
that ditcult breathing, which silently whisper in
your that some thing must be done to you
from the grave of the c"nsuinpveY Why act care
les4ly Ivy permitting that disease to destroy
and hasten you to the tomb from whence clcr
ever yet returned
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL CoUau! death must ca rry
you to your silent grave. Why delay while there is
yet hope? Consumption is caused by impure humorS
of the blood being deposited in the cells of the lungs
Hence the lungs are like spring of water, when
rolled up by the dirt mud, f clear water constantly
flows through the spring, Impurities mud will be
conveyed away by the pure water Just with the
blood when kept in clean pure state it con-
stany flows through the lungs, il carries away all
corrupt matter and perfect health will be the result
From two to four pills taken every night or every
other night, or enough to keep the bowels regular,
will in u reasonable time consumption. The
these pills used than all others, Is
cause they made of purifying vegetables, and
cleanse the body from all corrupt matter, and drive
out disease of every description, quicker aud in
mildcr way than any other pills
DR.. Morsc's Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
in Medicines. Slim
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Ye@ N0bertis
LIST OF LErrEExS

ESiAlNlNG in the PoStofice at Middle
Il u n0Tf. O.. Feb. I5. I2bS.
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shE ANTI.sLAvERY BUGLE,

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are not subscribers, but who are believed to be in
tcrested in the dissemination of antislavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves or use their influence to extend its circula-
tion among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Success Of The AbSOlutiSlS Their ldCaiSm whal
and whence iSul
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his views to receive the ASSN ance OF his own and
the nations good willard TO welcome peace and
free insercoYI again with the forge OF all past
differences Four months have eal sed since that
gentleman came among us with his mess &c OF peace,
and upon national faith we felt safe to call back
our troops who were upon hostile msrci, ana
salute the flag which should protect every American
citizen who has right to gaze upon it. But the
hostile preparations against us still continue the
armed men at the camp still threaten to pursue our
families and flocks.
They even write of their success in prejudicng
against us the minds of the two gentlemen who nave
lately reached them bearing the title oil Coimisioh
GERS of Peace.
With all these evidences Of dark plotting still
have the hope that they will not be able TO cover up
tile truth with fire and blood. will not yet place
The natiora administration with those who are strv-
ing to destroy us. believe the President to be
man from whom the truth may be kept by court in
trigue hut trust in him as one in every case inca
pable of perfdy.
/ think Il enough for me to beg suspension of
public opinion. Very respectfully, your obedient
servant JOHN H. bERHHISkI,
Delegate from Utah.
NKw YORK July 8, 1858.
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CITY fnssuAwanc,.

RreAuA.A regatta viii take place at Nswburx to day
number 81 New York boats have enterea for sho prs
AscIrxss rrs CkRxhzss Uss Gxrrvwsxzs Yes.
ierdsy (sandsy) morning, about nine O'Clock, sewers.
bostmen Whitehall alp narrowly escaped instant dos
BY the explosion Of largo quantity Of Enpoxder.
appears that thsJ in order 10 celebrse the anniverss
Of tbs Americas ndependencs bad psocuroi large ssn
OF powder, ana tsemng damp TUNED us ccniere oa
der fe feet dissant illustration of Warrington
whsh, When finished s1otssr o; tue po set Ore to AMI
IL ccmrsuo1cAtng With the mass iretnrt'f oxpioheo
hlowisg Gee man named John Welsh rom who're he va
y ing the dock INTO ysv baa that was moored v
he ely and Getting IRE 10 she cthps " aooaner man
ssmei John Usnrr AZ old vbiieSsil Doasrnaa, woo
very badly turped Welsh vas taken w insensiblc bu
sustained 10 serous Injury. Roth conveyed 70 IA
City 8ospssi Several ~hc were standing close ~ ve-,
fosfusass,y escaped unhurt
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land, and was compelled 70 go Ia and lay until A.

land, and was compelled TO 90 In and lay until A.
morning u the 18th. ,
Fricay, June li-Started from Fortune HsrbsT al =
NJ, bound for ST. Johns; ran through worry heavy @s
but scattered until arrived of rWiizas;s, wAa "
found ne Ice packed solid far The eye evae ,ch
12th.
81 urday, June I2-s.arted NJ A. N. from TwiDs.ts
bound fsS 81 Johns through heavy nsds OF uan
we arrived oil Togo, when got lots water; 81
$500 NJ spoke orig -, Khigns, master, from n.
Johns bound for Green Bay, who reported scoring tbs
English steamers oil Trinity Bay with The Atlantic tels
n sph aboard. ~.
Sunday, June I3.-Psssed Cape Bonavista ct A. n !,
Baccaeu, 80 A. ", Cape Ss Francis 10 A. arriving
NJ st. Johns At AZ d. & G SLUYrER, Captain
Subjaned 10 TIE above q lat OF the provisions ssucd
from the Victoria ana the names OF the persons to whom
delivered, from which learn that 25I individuals
ceiveo relief, ana that ~ bags breat, barrels pork
barrels -four, kegs butter, "a lbs tea and 90 gAons
m0lsasee were distributed.
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erR pAKorAa coRaRsroSpsscs.
PrrssToSE QrARRy,
nakni N Territory. June L.. 1S.ss

nakoffh Territory, june ~ fo<st.
indian Trorbiss Rsr;ping - Nadsira Burned--
Cops Destroyed.
Iembrsce the opportunity 70 send few lines TO
some Post ONCE in Minnesota that It may be mailed
10 you, as gentleman leaves here in hour.
A week ago to-day, June Ia, Madeira. on the Big
Sioux river, was burned 10 the ground by the Ysnk
ton Sioux Indians, who were possibly assisted by q
few OF the Cisidans who have proressea 30 be
friendly TO the whites The is said 10 be that
the Ysnktons claim toown the lana bet the Sioux
and James rivers and when the Sioux Indians treated
with the whites il was opposed this portion Yves
included learn froa MI. II. De Witt. one Of the
members of the Qskosah land Company, that the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-06

FIRE IN FoRry axrH SrsEkr-Aboui IL O'Clock on sa-
turday night Gro was discovered In the frame dwelling
house. corner Of Forty sixth street and Tenth avenue,
owned ard occupied By JACOB Ulbrick The are WAS 90
far under Roadway discovered that could not DO
extpeu shed until tho building ara its contents were
ae.t-oyed The loss viii be Abou, 5000. losared for
ysoO 10 the Ringers Iosuranoo Company
FInx IN FouRru STREET Between one aud two O'Clock
on Sunday morning. Brc broke out IN the feed store No.
57t Fourth street, kept by Abram Lyons The hremen
promptly extinguished the fro. Damage about sfso In
surcd In the Rochester Insurance Company.
FIpr IN WASHINGTON srRsFr-Shorty after one oolook
on Sunday afternoon IRE occurred In the smoke house
Of the provision store No s4l Washington street. orned
BY Robbins 4 %. Tho firemen were quickly A. toe
premises and extagushed tho Gre. Tho damage to meat
Ia the house vii probably amount TO s3co-fdly
insured.
FRv PEARL SrRErr-ArrFwrr TO Blow OPEN ruE IRON
sax BURGLARS before nine O'Clock last nigh,
ere broke In The four story store No. AIS Pearl
street. occupied by Pettbone Dodge dcaerv in hard
ware The fre was discovered by OF the insurance
patrol, who gave the alarm snd The pAtromen
eded IN putting out The IRE The STOCK II damaged
by IRE and water probsh 70 the smount OF $1,000; los
supposed 10 be covered by insurance
Upon examination OF the prem scs by the Fire March.
The police rM seen that the Office back OF the
had been rsnsacsed by burglars-desk drawers wers
broken open aud papers tossed about Guupowder wa
found ON The floor under Of the safes end som.
powder 10 The keyhole giving evidence OF an asteunp,
blow open. The whole AFFAIR seems 70 DO very mystic
rous.
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DIQTNS, MARRIAGES AND DEArm.
B1xth.
Y OFF In New Orleans, q wcdz,sdsy Jvrs g. tnsv
wife n Mr.. AIxxASDxR WOIyr, Or soa


DUNE -OoSyULT -On Tuesday, juno 20, by ths Rev.
Rrenn~s al the residence Of the BRIDES ather PAs1u
n IusHE hAkGAnxr Aueuszn daughter OF Pstx1sk Don
nelly, both NJ this city.
Snrsr's-R ,1rzpr In Hsw Orlssos, on Wednesday,
June 23. Ia We Presbysefsa church, by Tho Raw. De
Primer, JACcB a. ScTUsTxP 20 Mrs AHNA Many RafHsRv
O'Nm Bl1zl ATscx On Saturday, July 3, In 81. Fran.
cs xav'er's oh srch, by Vie Rev. II DcEuynes JAxnr
O'NEL, Of this sly, TO EiaA s., daugatsr or p p1tz
patrick, Esq :, OF Washington, Ga.
Georgia papers please copy.
PAssNoRn-~aTaos1 -On MOE lhJ evening, June n. ~
The Rev. Mr. Petis ot the Method,a cnurcn Jsun PAs
Mosa Of Philip Pasunor, ESD, u ,li CITY OF Dubis
~ MAS ANNE ELIZA, daughter OF Abrhra Wetnete OF ti
city.
WArroE--Yo HSG.-Tn New York, Tuesday. July IL,
1857. by Rev Robert G.. Dickson OF tho Protssau Fps
copa ehusch, Astor pace, Toward vALx)s 10 MARY A.
YousG. beth for inerIy OF Schenectady.
Albany and schenectady papers please copy
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Arrival OF the bremen NJ New York
INV srsAnsnn LINE OF rHE BaaMxs LLOYD.
The now screw sicAmship Bremen, which sailed from
Bscmep direct for New York. Saturday The 10Th Of
June. a, six p NJ, arrived early Sunday moruins. asr
plcas ant trip and far average run In point Of time She
Ianeed one hundred and eighteen passengers.
rns Bremen Is The psnesr Of line Of steamships,
20 cousss Of four vessels organised BY The North German
lloyd for the purpose Of plying 70 Nov York from Bre-
men Without stoppsge at any other port Tho ships arc
named m ,ollows:-Bremen, Hudson, New York and We
,er They are each 800 tons burden OF 200 horse
power and have besu constructed by the most celebrated
sn,nbu,,acrs IN EngiAad and Scotland with especial
yiss TO security, comfort sud quick travel
The Br ,men, now In port, was built By J. Laird Co.,
Of reenock scoand and arrived ii BremerhAven from
the Clyde on I'd Of June On that passage the Bremen
proved hcrsef In every rsspect most perfect and sale
ssabcai having reached, without the cid OF Sails speed
Of fourteen and half knots hour. Her builders qua
rsniced on taking The oonsO, speed OF thirteen knots,
and most satisfactorily acquitted themselves Tho re.
naming three vessels Of rspisy approaching
completion The Hudson will take hes place on the liza
Of Juy and the New York and weser Immediately ansr
vrds. The Bremen viii sail July II from Nev YORK,
the neat viii be the Hudsou which IL TO leave Bremen 90
July H. and New York August L. From this tune
forssrd enc steamer TO sail regularly evory fortnight
frou either Of the ports
The Lloyd OF Northern Germany was organized n tho
winter OF Isss-s7, By combining the following conpa
mics The steamship Company OF the Weser and Hume
he TovshIp Company Of the Lower weser the Steamship
Company OF the Upper weecr, aud the United General
ship Insurance Company of the Upper weesr. A liue
ls..r the United Steamship Compasy Of the Upper Wsser
joined the Lloyd Association Their nominal capital con
sisted OF -four millions o. MARKS bance In gold, Of which
ann, about three quarters have been paid In II Is anti
cps,cd that the moet important results 70 The trade re
txeeu the vols OF Northern Germany and the unised
states will follow working Of the company and
the operation OF the nov line OF steamers.
Passengers ADD goods may, during NE winter, ps
directly transported nom Germany TO the United Ssss
without peng oblgsd to pass through England or Franco
a, rucn greater expense Ga the other hand, the emit
srsn 90 ia provided with comparatively small means
mav 10 directly 81 Mindsn, IN Hanover, on board the
river re o bis hns and then pc transported
New, YORK The same the with Eoofs which may
be shipped Il York for Bremen, and toencc be o~
rcn directly by sowboss 10 the wagons o. sns railroad
sbieb trsorpof,s tbem to ell parts OF Germeiy. lhs
POSTAGE Cor snsle LISTERS this line ZEN cents 10 IRE
men af,sen cents Cor all Satfs bolccgaa 70 the Austrian
ser p,au Customs Un,on, and tvcny t~c cents for NJ
thsr states Of Germany.
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Yanktons have been paid their annuities every year
| A. that government, instead OF paying them in
they have been promised, often puts il OF
5nnrN 'mbef or October, thus giving ground, for
conpL vatiack.ng the white settlers m their
fhenisei cd TO- aes The probable frs. cause 81 the
uDpro.ecl :. Inkp. dutah had two aoas yes living.
yo"pic wac powerful Influence Anerg the whole
Who Weld .aiion OF which the la.her ia chief
on she Sioux cen aus are yet hbeFha< to get the
an w tnry nave nave and fenioh branches 30 combine
iaiiston tls,oan ewpt Of the whites so either SET
aho resis' every att vof their land.
'ie oh Oh purchase AL. ed and ten lodges OF Yank.
. mere were one nun. sidan Indians conbined Ia
~, .on anu oae handfeu Va Z which only two small
Wv Wv uuanns Of maaefa; The Indians took about
$50 900 w"rs u, ort aoS Noal Data and all edi
bes necessary fov pioneer settle ,wder which vas
some three Y hs ss'nF all their whites barrel
OF pork some flour and mesl-merey shons,ht - 1T
them alive TO get away. The whites anL s .os
best u resist as there many settle. I'D a. .o.
the city, all Of whom would be cut of, u ~ .h,yy
ing and exploring parties butchered. do Wv sa.nA
single soul has been killed; but what ma o''A0
Is not known.
These Indians are now encsmped within mi e of
where am at present writing and several are hai g
ing around my cabin. One thing s very evident r,n'
what can learn that IN the immediate vicini
Cottonwood liver, there viii be SOME terrible times,
unless government interposes with force sufficient TO
drive them back.
forgot 10 say thaf IN the VICINITY OF Madeira one
piece of potatoes. containing twelve acres. the
squa NJ commenced digging up the day before the
confagraton, and Mr.. Dewitt told me seed enough
had been dug up to reduce the crop over twelve
thousanc bushels
Mr.. Dewitt has gone to ST. Paul 10 zee VI Cover
Sbley will not SEND troops for the protec-
ton vi the whites, but doubt whether he send
them beyond the State lines. The United States
government alone has the power to send troops into
Dakotah and arrest the bloodsbed. which seems to
threaten even our little quiet cabin at times. Many
leaving here for the East, with nothing to eat
and seemingly broken hearted.
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Bprru From.--Micassl Conway and Patrick O. Gordon
got INTO egh, o. Sunday at THO corner OF Broadway asd
Ffy sixh street, When Gordcs Bit Oh The nose Of his
sasous, lie was srrc,od, and locked up dsfauis Of
s2c00 bali, Fec ttiA.
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Anu.,nfm,n,. BIZ Tn, rr.ssd.n,.

ppgfsre 90 LAND OyFc@
Samuel NJ TIsrkins, 81 GFenads, Mis-; re sppon'eo
wr, Moss ct Washington. ARR, vice n. 2. Johnson.
RrcRrvnss or PUBLIC MONEY.
carisanAer Graham at fIanderson Ma re appc,oted.
Jorepn Hopkins, II harysve. Gal, vice O. idndley,
'essrtd.
wm Pelnsm, q, sasts We, New nsrcr,; 70 appointed.
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The Benton sss aw Hat
Admits the air. but excludes TIE sun
Ills NE most seconAins ss.sy hsi y the season.
GRIMM. 2t broedvAy.
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Gwssc SgssHst Sun STRIKES.
Imneese variety Of expa,n,ta ar. r. h.,.
he1c- vensili.tors aud bs.ntnerv
A9kNiks ia Beo,t wxw
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ATH OF JuLs. ....
X Once Socs we aar our dss OF bisb,
The tsy that u eedonn da~rec On esrA
The dag that dashed tyrspt down,
Tore lhf heat jewel fron hfs cgowgs
Alb cold the hear, which 6css not tsa&
Ntfo rapture. ~ The rsshioe f-ss
ts frtv Oe freeSofn niiNoos proudly yesf
Tue land for which sseir s.res haze eisA
But attn rhsrs turks tyrsni brocS,
Who steal feaA who sack on scoas
Ara proving rsosf rs IN ne risnt..
Psins Ger oar drrsss . scethlns sHs~
b~s Sugs meaQnoes rcsch ssd h's
Az ihseets- spf mice n ~ as
tra Jurv. Thus NJ the nsitow u dsoreA&
srom see 20 sea the lard be fs@a
rrcra tAeb via presence, Bsugh. m 80 ~
Or our free ar'i WI n car moisssi
Ara ere the cssuous loudly rcaf,
Let rsrh one haste TO a3s
In ll,oat ray, where - LYON vsnts
fiis nostroms rAscs the we're zoos nesas
Depot ga srnxdrsy hrvr -
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
There was an increased demand Ia the London money
market money but there had been change in rates
Corsos closed at 9sss 9s,l for account.
t...-.... AMERICAN skcUkuiEs
There was but little inquiry for American securities and
prices were weak
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF cotton in the liverpool market for tho
three days preceding the departure OF tho City OF Wash
ingsen were 900 bales of which SPECTATORS and
porers took 1000 The market closed duh at but
not quolably lower prices.
STATE or TRADE AT xANcHssrxe.
The Manchester sdvices unfavorabe, though no
decline in rates had been submitted 70, and quotations are
without change.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsrUFFs MARKET.
nessrs Richardson, Spence Go. report that the
weather had been uniavorablc for the crops. -Four
was dull, and sales unimportant; quotations nominal
Western canal, Goa. els Philadelphia and Baltimore,
e,s. Els Cd Ohio els 2ss cd. Wheat steady. Rcd
Western S. ID IS. Cd soaihera red s.. loi. Ga. ID
and wb.e, 7s. a "a. 80. Corn dali Waite, SIS nzsd
and yellow, 34s. I'd. 34s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
Ne,srs. Richardson, Spence a Co. report:-Beef dull,
hut steady Pork firm. Bacon heavy, and offered at
decline Lard heavy, and all qualities slightly decliced
sal,s nj b4s s4s cd. fos lne. ralloSQaotAsons no
uina; s3s. for butcber's
LIyEaPooL PEUpUcx AARKIr.
Messrs Richardson, Spence X Co auoie-Rosin dch q
a. 20, and pearl ashes al oes for bosh Sugar heavy
CcGee op,et but steady. rrpeotre steady al ass or
the ppct and AS. 10 arrive. Rice da Lnseed oil sSs
LONDON MARKETS.
Bre,ds,uas steady. Sugar generally buoyant Tor the
better sorts; for inferior little inquiry, and
prices weak. Coffee dull Tes buoysrt AZ
Ie,.d. for Copgou Rice duh at easier but
u,ebapeed auo,a,ions raow SLOW OF sale and prices
without alteration. Pix iron dull. Lnsecd oil 3Ss.
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A Lax6S AssorsaAsnf 81 Straw Hasz, n.
ever vAissy a. syie Of WHITxS as hssy ias Fu.,s.
street.
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8sxry's Trfccph reus ~ tnS Hsst sn4
cheapest artists For drs.tuv tasutnx sieanuns ynyiIE
pscasrviny ard restoynS iAs >Sr La;ss vy sold 81
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Gray Hair.-Wiisou's Hass CriDrr 6r~~
sTsos cssnxss Gsy Or .ey cooe 70 sio s-os a escIa
water no trouble bad soasii Price oaY . cvrts 5od
hS &snoy. W. orAnd sroo Of kdan, IN tAs eyug
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Opsn Roth Saturday sndsIonday for owing
charts and full item desrriptisns as FOYiHR A " yLI4
chronological rooms, 305 Broadway
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Ssc,snrey's Extract OF Elder Flowers Ger tn
~up ler'ru be misce'xnecus .1veras.me-v
nDCPvY. Aseut. 90 ars4tuay
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HollOWays Ofnar1sDt.-Ths PonotrnS1vc AMI
heaing econ CT This potent ssive Is Throughout. TIA
worc NOTHING else shoad 10 rcled 10 crofua aHncar
sAneam srys!peiAs ana external injuries sod Nan
New
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Hasa In 6ast sAAe a at.
At prices 70 ros TIE timss
hssses, .socs o. sravs, casstnsres and .oe n. H.
In sew torr, ~ UxnINB ia Brosd vsv
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Crbtsdcrc's Hair Dye, Wigs and TsxpsasA.
~ No 6As.or 3use. -