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ly1 - 49,. MAGNOLIA HAMen
We are in receipt to.Say Of ,ses.ks e Mssnoi,a
seeson Of TIE cnriae Of la5s. To thoss who desire
20 b. splplled We would mention that nearly one
( f.ferssiT tsss - KING q BURCHELL. 4
Dos corner 18th stseet and vermorf svenne.
WAsHINaTQN SEWING Rooms, 8 5 :
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HlRTe mede N q order; The aghsqribsT Is pre-
eSxs4 e naks s4lfTs. PRAWERS, te., e The
f1tkL 60S0ASs Q0LLxks, ana NkiST
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cuS1 OF frs sy 2K SSfYSSiE,RAL YEARS

has BEEN ZONE tine sipcs vF0ts yo1 about @
sssursd. We have every eonkdsncs IN yo1 and yop
Medical Salt. We have sufhcisnt evidence thai %
rapidly improving, end We are encouraged esDeei
ally from the fact that he has mot had . return Q
sssos. WM. 2. Hairs, Gfoson, TO. 3.
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FEvERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
Ny wife yas attseked with very high feyers,
Cd 10 try Dr. CoEgsveil's Medicai Salt. sAftsr Civ
Ing i fair trial, 1t entirely broke her fevsEs i
xnaic shsssfaiy reeomnsnd II g ether. similarly
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yoSissd 70 vrsss yoc .Srovidsd fosr nsdisies
dis vork "A sisnssd 4 you'd. Il kss done g,
llhamEatory khsansfism-ths krsf PSekass did
tss york, and most s(sctss!y. too, g rot yssa{e
= svssI wasln NY life. 4 would recommend to I'll
the SE4 8 sys b faS SMcsdSt ssS az
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THE sEcREESE M E NHFaMQl4Fs. OF YOUTH

"Ssosss"se kyossss sSe 90 tsssss7ses
rAfsy words on the Rstionai Treatment: v
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, /YA
Genital and Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay Of the System, Impo-
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nQves IL seis cs9ss Of ia1aumation. That inya-
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Pixies PEAKERs GoIyG TO C.L1poRS1,

Pixies PEAKERs GolSG TO CALIFoRSIA-A
vast number of the disappointed Pixies Peak
ers have gone on to California; The overland
cmigation to that State will exceed that of any
year since 1850. Mr. Merrick of this city. left
the mines about the last OF Nav Il few day,
before the rich diggings We're found. He me /
between Cottonwood Springs and Fort Kear-
ney, i'll three days, the following number of
Plke's Peak teams sa route for California, viz
June :, 3f2 teams; 3d, 169 teams; 4th 26i teams;
total, sos teams. These teams were mostly
oxen, four yoke TO the wagon and would ave-
rage hFe persons To the wagon These were
all met on the road along the South side of the
North Platte. He passed an equal number of
teams encamped the owners were discussing
whether 1t was letter TO return home or go to
California. One OF the officers at Fort kear-
ney counted six thousand teams that passed
the fort III the first twenty days OF MAY going
West up the South Platte road. 1t is inpo,s =
BILE to estimate the number OF persons who
started for the gold diggings this spring but
we do not think 1G0uO0 over estimate
ChtcGgO Tribune, JnHe -.
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How TO Commit Sujci ide Seieufiffca


The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times mentions the suicide of DR.. Aussandon
a scientific man of Paris, a Hercules in physi-
cal strength, and rs eccentric as strong:
Aussnndon was gay, frank loyal and the
best edHSerr In that witty, careless, joyous band
OF Bohrmians OF the Press who make the Cafe
du Helder their rendezvous. He was the pet
the centre OF the circle. Only three days be-
fore his death, he described to NJ de Wines
SAINT, editor Figaro aud with Il methodical
chilling indifference Of manner, the proper
way to commit suicide 18th pistol The fol-
lowing is the frishtful formula Feel around
on the skin over the heart till you find the place
in which the puisation is strongest; then slip
your finger down ik width below this point;
apply the finger fiat against the breast Law the
muzzio OF the pistol on the upper edge of the
finger, and opposite the point where the pull
sation WAS felt bnt do not apply the muxzle
against the skin, because then tbs pistol might
not explode; pull the trigger, and you will die
between two deaths I!
This terrible formula seems to have been
faithfully executed upon himself by Aussun-
don. Ate O'Clock in the morning he attempt
ed to extinEuish life with ehloroform; his ife
detected nm, and then, In moment when he
was not Observed he seized pistol and dis
charged its contents into his heart.
The scene at Il fight between a bear and a
favorits dog belonging 10 Assundon, is thus
described:
Closing his heart to the pity he felt, Aussan-
don launched his dog into the arena, and a ter
rible battle commenced on the instant betw Gen
the two quadrupeds.
For the spectators it was not moment
doubtful that the victory was going TO res
with tho invincible bear. When this convic-
tion at last penetrated the mind of Aussauton,
he made but one bound over the fence and In to
the, ring seized and dragged his dog from the
flaws and the embrace of the bear, and taking
his place commenced with the terrible beast n
struggle which struck the audience with hor-
ror. Aussandon, with a strength redou ubled by
his fury, seized his enemy by the throat with
two powerful hands and strangled him. But
he did not escape from the contest unharmed
When they picked him up, lying side by side
with the bear, they perceived that no Mad the
abdomen opened and q shoulder barred to tho
bone. He was confined six months to his bed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ ArtifIeial Treih-The ILeapI

la. Artificial Teeth-The CheeplaG4
cRss.-G. W. JONES. DENTIST, having II
the sxriasiVe rtsht iof the atcye mode -
TEETH. and after HsIag aaS ftstiHs Il itsE
digsceH cases, whsrs efhtf psdttS ha,ffnf
tus.y saiis6sd of ats absotbfs SapeTfortfy ~;
gold, silver aud platIna method; eaa. thersl1I
confidence, recommend u to all who may dev
or partial sets of teeth, aud espseta5fy 10 y
ntay % dissaffsksd lctih these fheg are a0ss'
Ia this process, all of the objections TO I'd
plate are Iernoyesi-tife suction betHr psgfScf Y
comfort and stability 20 the it, aud the eeesh
embedded IN the metal, the focd ~ exelude'
under or between them they arc therefore;
er, smoother. and IN oycry respect better. Il
sequence of the perfect adaptation OF the .pl
the mouth, aud the suetioh thereby secured.
insert one or more teeth tcith oa. clasps. and
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory ht
THIS method having been adopted md coilH
ed BY those standing highest IN the psoie
North and South testimonials VIII be give
specimens exhibited to any who may desire
them. The odd plates OF those wishing to exc
tho old method FOR the new. vii he he taken i
pay. Will. Of course, make TEETH on u
uiode for those who may prefer t..
Film; Thoroughly and gently done and tee
trartsd by electricity for those who wisl, u.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. ia
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"A. Diseased side. Breast. Eyes

..A- Diseased Side, Breast. Eyes, &c.,
Extract from a letter from J. Grimes, Esg,s
don county, Va: my wife has been for seal
hleted with great weakness. pain in the side. b
aud back; palpitatIon of tho heat, ifcb blepsl
the nervous system; loss of appetite; co,ttIie
ssliow; the Shit Of one eve almost gnua. ~ Il,
very veal. am pleased to say HANpIt
TlNCTURE has restored her to perfect if u
Her eyes are as rood now M ever thev wereff
RHEU MATlSM 3S YEARS! II
Mrs. agwell, of Virginia, suffered ffomI
matIsm from her 18th to her bOth year Of as
times entirely helpless. Being wealthy, she
ployal tho bost medical attention, and tried II
madlcaNes, but WAS cured only by Hampton s
sihbis TiHetsys.
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themsel
FEMALES AND CHlLDREN.--This i
will be found great medicine Cor all their d |
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by PURCELL. l4ADD K CO.. Rich
by DIR. COOKE, Frederiekslmrg; by all the
sist. IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER (
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six
10 my I'D
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N Nature 10 the Great Physician. ~
is now admitted by the medical profession ~ ~
damental principle of healing science. " ~ IN
provided by the human economy, that whaY
raj forces OF the body brongh 10 tear TO -
the disease, The great ain. therefore. =
strengthen the natural powers. This has been \
IN view hy the skillful compounders ci Df. j. ~
TETTER'S BITTERS, which operate g sive ~
vltslIty to all the organs OF the body. lhe eiieFs
this medicine upon the stomach. the liver ant
kidneys, are prompt and decisive. The patient :
ls wise onoug b ts quit drugglug. aud try the III
TIERS, soon feels NJ III he had taken n new len 6
is overioyed to find the stream OF health epa
through his frame. Let all from Nhose f/ee. \
bloom has de parted, give Dr. J. HOSTM MTE'
celebrated BITTERS a trial. ~
Sold by druggists and dealers generall eysi
where.
IA. See advertisement in another colun
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BY CowaRDIN uAMurpSIry
LAW CARDS

* g. LEI PLEASANrs,A ,ArTop
80 NilS At LAW, rraetss IN The cit n
over, "''" 'is"
As Nots'i"s fabc and Commissioners NJ n.ods
SC. that Al" suthorIzHd to take Dcvo,jton. iTJn
Nds, Ac .n"wledEt tents oi Deeds fouaT. of ktt"r
nov. Bills ot Sale &c. be used or rssnrani o. ~,
r,ve9al STATES Hnl Territories of the I'n,on " NV
tGtce "u llth 81, I'd door trom MAN
iaH l3-l-
M~> HENRY l.. BRuokE has r..n,.,.a
m00d. ' W h'eu
Of.ce IN Belvm's New Building, GA 18th. f,.n,,,,
's'"s s'''"'- ia 35-ls
R~s-> psRkE pOI>nExTEH .,TTop
D. NEN AT LAW. RICH MONn I m
pcSeiie" ln The cEt' ci Richmond snd in the xosu
IA Nfiirc ui IfsI,'s Hniiim@ 80 ,''rs'n ,i'e.tS
20" S''N'-' Ses1~ly
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a D.bili,at.d Persons. Those F.,

DrUIIIIuTtu FeTkOHs.'- EU>F W
suffered from incessant ievers. loss OF apf
Improper diGextlon. may easily be cured by5{h
of BAKERS BiTTERS. We have know 80
entirely restored to health by these BittcUH
visiting all the watering places without ra0
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid
Indigestion, Asus and Fever, Sour Stoma
Loss of Appetite. they will find certain rel /
using these Bitters as directed. Delc1te iel
adapted to their diseases, and ne yer fail in eutt
ing nature and restoring the tloom Of led
their checks. Teethans. infants may also
will be benefited by their engthenlng propd
As family medicine. these Bitters stand uif
cd, and must eventually supereede all otherss
invite a trial at once.
For. sale by all Druggists in the city of Richi
and else where in Virginia.
T.. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond
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Fire Worts.-The Fayettc Artillery are pre-.
pairing for grand exhibition OF fire works at
the Fair Grounds on the night of the 4th
of July, and they invite the patronage of all
aid this gallant old corps in it's effort to enter
tain the public. The Artillery have struggled
on in adversely for many years but their SER
vices have never been required that some Of
the old members were not at their guns, ready
to give them. On all public occasions they
have spoken loud d-mouthed and now that they
appeal to all in words of burning eloquenco
let them not appeal in vain.
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs,

" Nv the Council OF tho City Of Rlehmond, that,
the Collector Of the City Taxes shsll annually give
nutre IN at eaxt four of the daily newspapers Of
Tho city, for fifteen days PRIOR 10 the nheenth day
at jane, that he will attend at his Office daily, DO
lseen the hours OF o'clock. A. A. and o clock.
=. NJ, from the 18Th tn. :oth OF juno, inc uslve,
Tor the purpose ofgeeeivn6 from any person charged
with City Taxes the whole one hsilof tho amount
nTTaIes charged deduciin: from the whole amount
ono half, the case may tss, tsn por centum
thsreon.
The Collector shall IN like manner give notieo for
hftcen days prior to the 18th 0f December, that he
Will attend Al his Office daily botwoen the above
urRtIoBod hours, from the 18th TO tho sist al De
reinber inclusive. Tor the purpose of receiving from
any person who has already paid ono hail only Of
tnr City Taxes eh.Tfed to him, the remaining hail.
drturtins from ,uch half ton per cent thereon.
In pursuance OF the above amended ordinance,
las.ed January nth. 1855, will attond al tho Col
lostor Office AT the City Hail. from the 18th to he
50Ih Of June. 1852 for the pnrpe.e OF rnee.ns tho
lin AtOIlentoT OF CITY oil hlehHlon0
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Bag Mdkag.-The James River Manufac-
turing Company are doing large business Mt
bag making. They employ seven or eight
young ladies on this sort OF work, use = num-
ber of sewing machines, and turn out from
fifteen hundred TO two thousand per week.
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Gettisg Hsn.-The negro woman owned by
Mr. Hobbs, of Chesterfield, who was 50 bru-
tally stabbed by her husband, about ten days
since, and whose lifo was then despaired Of is
getting well.
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FWs.--At half-past O'Clock last night the
smoking tobacco establishment of Mr.. A. o.
Brummcl, on James River near John A. Bel
wins furniture factory, took fire and was
burned. MIR. Belyin's building also caught
but the flames Were extinguished before doing
very serious damage.
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Robbsry-Tho iron factory of Mr. James d.
Browne was forcibly entered last Sunday
night, and his iron chest and desk broken into;
but the rogue found nothing to pay him for
his labor
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"C0mnsncesisaf" of the Richmond Female
Institute takes place ut the First Baptist
Church tonight. The public are invited to
attend.
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DroWned.The body of an aged negro woman
was found in the canal under Myers bridge
yesterday afternoon. 1t had evidently been in
the water for several days.
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HHetsterisg.-Has 4 regularly licensed mer-
chant the right to buy up poultry and other
articles at the market places, and sell thonl at
their stores for 4 profit lf they have, then
the ordinance against huekstering should be
abolished at once, and every man allowed to
buy and sell AZ they please. If they have not,
the Clerks of the markets, magistrates and
others, who know Of huckstering by mer-
chants, should report them to the Mayor. and
thus aid in carrying out the law. We are not
sure that the city would not be benefited by
repeating the market ordinance, and permit
ung everybody to buy and sell ~ they please;
but as long As the present ordinance is in ex-
istence, it ought to- be rigidly enforced
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TOMATOES IN NEW FAsHIoH.-As the to-
mato season Will soon be here, the following
method for preparing them for the table we
are assured by one who has made the expert.
ment, is superior TO anything Yet discovered
for the preparation of that excellent article -
Take good ripe tomatoes, cut them in slices,
and sprinkle over them finely pulverized
white sugar then add claret wine sufficient
to cover them Tomatoes are sometimes pre-
pared in this way with diluted vinegar but
the claret wine imparts to them q richer and
more pleasant flavor, more nearly resembling
the straw berry than anything else
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The SOUTHERN UNIvERsITyc-T New Or
leans correspondent OF the Charleston Courier
says that bishop Polk has succeeded in getting
ten gentlemen of his diocese Of the Episcopal
Church, to subscribe s10o.0o0 towards the estab-
iishment Of the great Southern University -
One gentleman, formerly u. $. Senator from
Georgia, and subsequently, Governor of Lou
isiana, tho Hon, Mr. Johnson-has subscribed
$4,000
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EEGLASDs IDEA or KING Corrox.-The
quantity of cotton wool brought into England
every yeas might lie piled into pyramid
which would rival that OF Cheops. The eight
thousand five hundred and seventy-two mil.
lions OF miles Of yarn spnn In England in
year, might be wound round aud round the
earth, as boy winds string around his ton:
or, we might throw the shuttle over distant
Uranus, and then tangle together the "red
planet Mars" the Earth, Venus, Mercury, and
the Sun in our net of cotton. The whole OF
the British Islands might he wrapped up in
cotton wool aud put by carefully for inspee
tion OF future age-. in not very many years
consumption Of that raw niateriaI.
Ninety years ago, at ihe commencement of
our manufacturing career the population OF
Britain was about eight millions. Now IL has
reached twenty -one millions. Ii IL werc not
FOR cotton, we could not keep our millions in
England, clustering in Masses round The cen
tral manufacturing towns. Ii il were not for
cotton, we Could not clothe them. and. IL
II were not for cotton, we could certainly no,
feed them.--HosssAeid Words.
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Clay Statne-The committee to select a site
for the Clay Statue are to meet at the Eastern
Square, on Church Hill, to examine the
grounds. The location proposed is the pret-
test that we know OF, and if the Statue il
placed on the Eastern Square, it will occupy
such prominent position that il can be seen
from one end to the other of Main street Tho
eitizons In that neighborhood have offered to
subscribe literally TO the erection of a templs
and enclosing the Statue, and their offers
should receive attention
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lLIRGINIA CENTRAL LAGRICULTURAL

rspH(4iffffLY E4ffLLfd r6 20
ERa tRs Rsr f&a fea1 Fh GRorNns Rot
MOS. shsInefally for the i.rt two snnda}sIoh one
of those days actually puttln- tho hfo OF the man
~ d reciion or The President of the Society,
therefore, hoTeby warn all persons against enter
IHs tho Fair Grounds A. any iIntc Without pcriTiIs
sion, and especially Sunday. and notlfs all tres
psssers th.t hereafer Constable will always to
commit 10 fhs County jail all who shall disresard
this Warning AGAINST hoIn ths law Will he enlorsed
with the utmost f1xor. L. DIMmUCK, See'y
icI I-ts Va Con. Az. Society.
"A cHAsfcAL .ESGINEERIfG.-c. f. Y.
SMITH has opsnod nn oihce IN ,ioddin's Hall sor-
mates, Designs. Maps, ho for II Kinds OF NJ Mechan-
ical or Grnanental improvements that may be sunf
advantages for Improvement and experience IN all
the various o his profession throu. hout
the North aud West during the last twenty years,
Ia when he has had charge ot psnJ public and pr
vale enterprises of considerable Importance, he 10
e9nhdent thai in the discharge OF his duties the
ihay favor nm with their patronage. en-fm
Young AMERICA HAMS. DRIED
BEEF, &c AIN IN receipt per steamer, OF
sample Let Of the above celebrated New York Hams.
Do do shanldeJs oo0 lis summer Dried Beef ZOO
ltS bcst Family breast Pisees; 90 lie. Plain Hams,
Shoulders, ac. 500 iis. Cheshire Farm Cheese
ieeted with The greatest for this market and
are warranted, as 10 prso and quality, to be snpe
Iiot 10 anythins received here th: sesson Call
1s Broad street, below 9th. /
FAMILY FLOUR. --A prime article Of Family |
! FtpuR-pisdmoet and &. Wstey brspa; also. |
m na Ssas: ssf q E sss. ss ss
'.'''s ",'' D,'''''' ss' j. ~ ff5shspklssA pgo.
hs-tisteyH Basin Bank.
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FArAL AvrRAy.--The Koskiusko (Mississpi.
pi) Chronicle learns that DIR. III. Hughes and
man named WIN. Brisky got into a difficulty on
the lth Instant near AttaIaviiie, In which the
latter vas shot and killed
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THE QUEENS VISIT TO IRaLAxD.-1 cah as
sure you of the perfect truthfulneSs of the in
formation l forwarded you some weeks since,
that the Queen, as at present arranged, will
be in Ireland about the ciose OF July or the
beginning of August; that she will be accom- :
panied by the Prince Consort, the Prince of
Wales, and several other members OF the royal
Family; that she will hold Court ut Dublin
Castle. review troops in Phrnix Park and the
Hurrah Camp; visit Killarney and Cork, and
be present NJ n grand naval display At Z ueens-
town.--Corrssposdsses Of tAs Derry JosrSai
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There will be Ereat military eneampinent
--ths greatest the West has ever secn---nt La
fayette, Ind, on the 2, ID and 9Th OF July
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Nrn. sATTLER l. co.

w IMPORTERS Nd DHALEkEIS
OILS, PAIATS, FAKNlsHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRt sHkE.-Ws received b, the late steamers
large supply Of Painters ard Artists Brushes Of
superior quality, to which call the attention of
xustomeTS
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THs FASTEST TPoYrIxa TEAM IL Yur
WonLD.-We are informed that Mr.. bonner.
OF the Ledger, not satisfied with disrancins
everything In the two hemispheres In the liter
treme advance in the way Of private trottins
teams, and with that view has parchasei'
from Col. Hall, the celebrated trotter I.antern
ana MS mate, giving for the pair, the round
sum OF eloU0 Mr.. Bonner already owned 4
team that was worth between Ave and Al !
thousand dollars, and which conld show al
most any thing the way, but IA Lantern and
ms mate In abandoning the arena for the road,
eouia snow nun TO the second place, he pre-.
ferred To pass ahead through the sentlr impul.
sioh oi thc above named price. We should
Ike 70 see anything now which can .tAke'
Bonner !-Porssr's Spsrst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28
~ Henne,t,. DiarrhnakiIler-A

and speedy cure for Darrh9a, Cholera Nd
SumInor Complaint, Cholic, Cholera Iniantum
This valuable remedy has been for over ten
before tho public.
II has been used and tested in one thousaa.l-
OF violent piarrhoea, and III no instance ever
To arrest the disease.
Families should always be supplied for ca
emergency.
Price ~ cents per bottle. For sals by
FISHER 4 WINSTON, UruggIs
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