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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
DIsMALIsNIs.

Is Il not somewhat paradox to calf ripe
old age green one2
Is II not little singular that Death should |
be called our worst enemy, when be frees us
from all enemies2
Can man who calls a fellow a fool and
repeats the. epithet, be supposed to intend
assassination
A girl who had been fiattered and fondled
greatly, gave as an excuse for her heartless-
ness that she had become pet-ri6ed.
CHEAP TBEATRIcALs.-An admirer Of the
drama given to dissipation informs us he has
saved ticket TO the Opera-house, where the
Prodigdt Son is running by looking into the
mirrof
named Andrew whom we met the other day,
reminded us OF celebrated pictpre--the
Heart Of the Andes.
The effect Of meeting With a sympathetic
stranger, is TO ask him at once "Where have
you beeh sd long?"
Why would many of our prohigate young
men make exemplary CatholicsP Because
their lives are made up of fast days.
How to save the expense of advertising.
Tell woman something as if in confidence,
and extort promise from her to keep it o
secret.
Our news columns lately stated that wo-
men were generally employed in telegraph
offices in England. They ought to be: they
willtell-egraph or anything else they possibly
can.
Justice McFall married, on Friday, Caro-
| line j. Light to Daniel Buschell. The wo-
man must have been determined, in defiance
Of the Scriptural injunction, to hide her light
under bushel.
A gallant youth called the other day on a
very elegant lady soon after breakfast, and
seeing her radiant with ioveliness, said the
difference between the sexes was, that man
was made TO mourn, and woman made for
| morn.
A young woman in the North wrote TO a
masculine admrer in this city recently, re-
questing him to send her his daguerreotype;
saying she felt his life uncertain so long as
the law of capital punishment prevailed in
Ohio. ..-....
A sensible girl who attended a party the
other evening, said the difference between
her toilette occupation and her mingling in
the company, an hour after, was that in one
instance she was at-tired for, and in the othel
tired-at the affair.
A rural actor who had pondered Hamlet
Advice to the Players" concerning suit tn,
action to the word, surprised his audienct
in his personation of the Prince, when ht
came to the lines: "Here break we up ou
watchP by throwing down his chronomete
and crushing IL beneath his heal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

A VENITIAN TRAGEDY IN INDIASA-MYs-
TERIoUs sAssAssINATIoN.--Last fall the wife of
a Mr.. Harvey eloped with aman named Dun
lap, but the guilty pair were caught, and the
wife rescued and taken home. A second at
tempt was afterward made by Dunlap to get
possession of the woman, but the irate hus-
band did a little shooting in tne dark, without
hurting any one, and the affair was consid-
cred closed. Some days after that Dunlap
disappeared, and il was supposed that he
eloped in his own "single blessedness," Not
so, however, for few days since, attracted
TO spot at the mouth Of Island Branch by q
large flock of buzzards, some parties dis
covered the half-buried dead body of Dunlap,
with bullet-hole through his chest. Harvey
and a brother-in-law are missing.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

CINCINNATI HORSES AT New 0RLEANs.-The
friends of John l.. Cassidy, of this city,
will be pleased to learn Of his success on the
Creole Trotting Course, at New Orleans. On
the first instant a very spirited trotting
match came off over this course, the contest
ants being John L. Cassadys bay gelding
Matthew and G. Jerome's chestnut mare
LADY Calvert" to harness, two-mile heats,
for 1000 side. The race was quite in
teresting, but was easily won by Matthew" /"
as may be seen by the following summary:
J, Z. Cassedys b. G. Matthew" ":."............l
C. Jeromo's ch M LADY Calvert
Time .46-J:f0
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NEWPORT NEWS.

ATTEMPT TO ABATE ANUIsANoE.--Fo some
time mast a female, somewhat notorious in
the police circles of this city and Cincinnati,
named Margaret Wiltsey, has been annoying
the people of Robbinsrstreet, on which she
resides, by harboring lewd females, and va
grant males; and notwithstanding the earn
est protestations of the neighborhood, she
has persisted until night before last when
some unknown persons, believing forbear-
ance no longer virtue, attacked and nearly
demolished her house.
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HoRRIp DEATH OF RoBEsPIERRE REpUBLI-
'oAN.--One of the performers in the horrid
tragedies Of the Robespierre period, has just
met dismal end at the age Of 81, A va
grant and a beggar for the last 40 years
Lazaretz, being known as Tablitz lie BdTbp,
sought and got shelter this week at the fire.
side of peasant in the hamlet Of ST. Sym
phorien, near Lyons. Let alone, he was
struck with epilepsy, and fell headlong into
the brazier. He had been factotum 10, the
miscreant Carrier in executing the famous
Nogadss at Nantes, when hundreds OF Brc-
tons were plunged into the Loire in patches
and handouts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

MAN SEVERELY GoRED BY A Cow.-A man
named John Elman, residing on the Reading
Road, about five miles from the city, was Sc
rious1y injured, day before yesterday, by a
cow. He was passing through the yard when
the animal suddenly rushed upon him and
pierced his groin in such a manner with her
horns that his recovery is almost impossible.
The unfortunate man was also considerably
bruised by being trod upon by the infuriated
COW, and would doubtless have been instantly
killed but for the successful interference Of
some parties who witnessed the occurrence.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

EXTRA BRANCHES ON PEAR TREEs.---A writer
in the Virei,tia Farm Journal states that he
has succeeded in. starting branches on his
pear trees wherever he wishes limb to grow.
He says "a careful examination will show
plenty of dormant eyes or knurls, on this
stock. To produce a shoot, a slit or cash Is
made over the eye, and into the wood, with
a knife or fine saw, which by checking the
fiow of sap, starts these dormant eyes into
life, and in three cases out Of four a branch
shoots forth"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

PERsoNAL.--A. D. Richardson, Esq, FORM
erly of the city press, but lately the Far West
correspondent of the Boston Trayeller, is now
in town en- route to Pixies Peak, where he
intends to establish newspaper. We wish
Mr.. Richardson the amplest prosperity in his
new enterprise, and have no doubt his we'll
known energy and talent will insure him
succesg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

SALE OF Lors.-This afternoon at one
o'clock, Cooper & Stokes sell large number
of lots on Bank, Dayton, York, Baymil.
Ter, and other streets, belonging to David
Gibson, ESQ.,, and the terms are so easy that
any one can buy lot, being ten annual pay.
ments, and title perfect and free from all in
herance
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

A Boy AooIDENTLY KILLS HIS MoTHRR.-
A Mrs. st. 0hen, Of Mt. Carroll, Ills was
shot and killed the other day by her little son,
boy about ten years of age The boy
leyelied the gun at his mother insport, not
knowing that 1t was loaded, when TO his in-
finite CONSERVATION, it went of, killing her
almost instantly.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

[NoTE.- "A severe storm is prevailing East
which prevents the reception Of further par
ticulars Of the Niggara's snews.-REP.1
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FOR SALE.


NNOR SALE-oR TRADE-A RARE BAR
- GAIN, Three hundred and twenty acres of land
In Missourl, which will sell for cash, trade for
groceries, dry goods, etc For particuas inquire of
JOHN SHEPHARDSON,
ap7-aw- Corner Of George and Linn-street
NOR .SALE--Q A RAG Es-sOO,OOO worth Of
N Carriages and Buggies; better styles and cheaper
than they can be bought In Cincinnati. All work
warranted for one year, and best of city references
given. Terms cash. No. o East Sixth-street, Gin.
api-am .Ht.. f5aI. JOHN A. SHANNON.
VN0R SALE-CALORIC ENGINE-The Caloric
Engine, which is known the whole country over
as the one used for the Publication or the Penny
Press. Address JOHN ID. CALDWELL,
ma13tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
EOR SALE-A new Frame House Of six rooms
4 well finished throughout, and large Lot, in
Avondale, less than two and q half miles from the
Court-house, near the Reading Road and Pieifer's
Nursery for 5000.
ALS0-A two-story Frame House of six rooms and
kitchen, we'll finished and convenient, with stable
and outbuildinss and Lot 20 feet front by $50 deep
Situated on Walnut Hills, for Ss oOS WY p''"'""''
ALS0-Seyeral other Houses and Lots on Walnut
Hills, which Will be sold low and terms made easy.
SAMUEL A, SARGENT,
=-r EfaE-l No. Apollo Buildings,
ap5-d Corner Of Fifth aud Walnut-streets.
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ADAMss EXPRESS CoMPANY.-To this excel
lent Company we are daily indebted for
Eastern papers in advance of the mail. Ac-
customed as we are to these favors we fail
none the less to appreciate the courtesy that
renders them.
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City News.

For SALr.--A desirable route on this pa
per. Apply at the Office.
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AUCTION SALES.

UCTT0N sAIP-pY C7J w SMITH A
a 1Smtv1N 49, u n NJ III !" sisth in 80
6stvasn yine md RSee%b he SoId al Puble ATs
snVn ton on WE WEDNEsDHY AFTERNooN, April ii,
a. three on 'bst bsinT SSs
brick house Of sixteen rooms besides the room oee
pied by the Savings Bank, Hail. ETC., all In complete
iT sale positive, 81 @ es' l''p "n "'''' '''
years. WITH iSisTast GaNn sMI H fhe Ane TWO
APT No. 221 Vine-street.
uSThSN SALEddBIf ~ yASW0B W GRAkF 81 All q NO 90.
IL opctia n na InNiN N 10
at li O'clock, the premises that desirable Dwell
and Smith, being three story Brick, with double
sss E' TSi ans
'Hf sGSis hGsss pPS Sis deep to an alloy
two years with interest secured BY mortgage the
premises. Title good and sale positive. ~
aps 'AooS No. As rs hast ARSaiGResf FSaTt&estioet.
A U6yrTON SAIE-BY JACOB GRAFF 4 co,
"A PssisSs Private Rssasnss Ssyspth ;rSYt
TER NOM Anil IL at hSifnasr three O'Clock. on
the prs@Ses that desirable modern thTSest0Ty SriSk
Mound and Cutter, newly painted and in complete
SGa6er 6 haynE as Sne hS' bs
itb Mel i ,,Ss VI 's
The hGsss sisnds above the pqysT,ent II, psytoa
stoe M nnb and S s nnt deepto
SP; ana SS SsS Sss%ss e
three years, with SIX per cent mtereAt, psyeDs m
nuaiS, secureu ~ 9resge Hps s III lug S, S9yu, anu saw
ap7 No is East Fourth street.
TCTToN s1T-E-Ry q I w SMITH Pos
QHTlON sAlE- !. u Il W, ,i on "a n rs rs
- itYe sale OF tMehy LOIS IN Ewihs Hru s NJ
horns Of baun hsf4ts IN hs,I
sn, Deum anu X ~ II ia pii
lNH april ~ az ~ uS stu ~
9uctlon' On tne ptenisesi nwsy h ~
ots ~ EWtnk uv ~ % mar Eiia
the baunl EsIate, si.eu On % ~ ~, rt
ana a Inv S pts arc cnn & ~ tusnS ~
the pusihess pnrt oi Wy cityi anu WI 20 Po''o"
SOY 70 se ~ sinpSt ~ the IotS onetbird cash
balance N one anu TWO years tne & luz ~ & NV
10Y & Gns, seres ooe III TWO 'n o'i
win per cent. interest,". 90 N x,xurNn
oor1dr FFeE ~ Thr nnS Mani ans % ar e IARiE
RTSiJnI,N III i G III % I ~, ~ y Poari %
'-' ii I w SMITH Aucfioneer,
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BloARDING.

WpbAEDTNG@Two, three or four gentlenen
ID may SECURE twu fht furnished parlors, Tone Of
which may be used as sleeping room lsgith with
street. Also another room suitable for two gentle
men. - hp9-bs
WpOARDING-Furnls and unfurnished rooms
MB 10 rent with board. Board and lodging for
single gentlemen. Day-boarders can be accommo-
dated. No. 11f sycanore street. ap5-aw|
WDOARDING-4Seyeta f9rnilles, or bufiber of
MD single eehtlehioh, can be accommo1a with
goQi boarding, either by day or week, by applying
AZ bB Sycamore street, east side, one door south OF
Fifth. ~ III ap3-aws
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SpALp1Na,s PREPARED oLunI
GNAShAhN0-e1 - - - = ~--+N -
sPAI,pINo,s PRRPARRD cLuRi


hbANV ~ A''ND
sPALDING's PREPARED 0LuRi
aPAInrNu,s PRRPARRD CLuRi
SAVE THE fAhOkHi
RCONOmYi DIsPATCui
~ "a Stitch in TImo Saves Niae.nNu
,..---,,, - -.
As accidents Wln psppen, even In veh'resuiss.e
n@n'nes' = VIZ s,' ae.s sO"e ou'.s
Ory, 40. e..H
% sfAsD.SS. p.s ,c.s..nr,o. .nS ~ San..so,. mU
.ord to be without It. IL Is swsys ready ssd ~ "
the sticking point. There is no longer necessity tet
Tim 0ina chairs 'plints.ea v.ne', oo' .so
orVhen s,auo. s,0,., orh 40 pop.sr Win sdIoa
Of renpemont and taste. -8
This admirable preparation is usod cold, being
chemically held IN solution, eno pO'.ens =. -.
valuable QUALITIES o. me Pc. oso,n..- ,n.,,as.
ss,nS v.s,ly more adhesive.
"UsETUL In EVERY HOUSE,
E.B B.-A Brush accompanies ssoh bottle. Price
cents. t
"h''o'"lo Dopoe 49,
Address HENRY C.sPALDlra W,
oN 80, "'
Put mp for Dealers In Gases oontainlne ,osI, asnf
and twelve dozen-a oeautiiui htnosrsp" o"'"-'saH
accompanying each paohsEo.
.,n.,a n.eha1e OF sPALDIN0's PRE-
pIprn nI.rE ali ave t.u times its cost annually
to every households
Sold by all prominent stationsrs, Drussisn' nsru'
ware and FURNITURE Dealers Srooers anu 1@"o'
stores, -
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A HoUsE-of eleven rooms, ny.
E drant Inside apd Suisldep sink 90 ON first fioor'
Apply on the premises, No. 214 Georgc-street, be-
tween Smith and Mound apS-b"
UNOR RENT-A DwELLfNG-HoUsE--C
n tanning four rooms and a kitchen, large yard,
with fruit.troes situated on Mount Adams, Oh OBJ
sefYNtofy fAtreet Inquire at No d. East Fifth
street, Between Broadway and Pike. apl-aw~
THE DAILY PRESS.
AY..."-.."......... APRIL o
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Gu JACOB CRAZY, Auctioneer,
ans No. Is East FOurth-streot.

WTLIIAM DISNEY, AyTOEV ~ WY = .r,l1 AFT #
streat t''r'1T''1 apo-ay
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

Az accidents viii happen, even In vell-rosuiatsd
amiiss II is very desirable 10 have some cheap sad
convenient way for repairing Furniture Toys Urcck-
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sAVR THE PIRCRai

BCONoMYi DIsPATUui
S~"A stitch in Timo Saves Nlss."Ta
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A rural actor who had pondered "Hamlets
Advice to the Players" concerning "suit the
action to the word" surprised his audience
in his personation of the Prince, when he
came to the lines: "Here break we up our
watchP' by throwing down his chronometer
and crushing it beneath his heal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07
0Nortester 9ailp Spr.

A LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENT. = Messrs.
Brown & Taggard of this city have in press
a new and complete edition of Carlyle's Es-
says, revised, enlarged, and annotated by the
author. The work will be in four volumes,
printed at the Riverside press, on fine tinted
paper, in the style of the Boston edition of the
"Curiosities of Literature" 1t will have
copious index and new portrait, ard will be
altogether the finest edition of Carlyle ever
issued on either side of the Administration
Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07

Miss Louisa jackson, milliner, of Cincin-
natl, went all the way to Memphis to shoot a
gentleman who had spoken disrespectfully of
and acted basely towards her. He wrenched
the weapon from her grasp and requested a
policeman to take charge of her, and in fell
on's cell Louisa now nurses her wrath, while
the gentleman is at large and still pursuing his
bold career of villainy.
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RaiIroa0s.
WORCESTER & NASHUA


E5:ss.:s:ssss=a RAILRoAD: -Hanter Arrangement
E-SS---g-z- On ant after Now LIST, 1858, Passenger
Leave Worcester $40 and Ills a. H.. and AIS p. M
Leave Nashua at 4 a. M and II M, and p. n.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with the
of the Fitchburg Railroad with exception the first
train from Boston, and at Ftchburg with trains the
For further particulars and connections with other
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng.
worcester Nov. /. 1855 diff IL inyyg7
1sassa5a5aFsaasa BOSTON & WORCESTER
s:zsssss9RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGE
777S-6 g-sAENT, commencing MONDAY, Novem
PASSENGER TRAINS ieavef for Boston, as follows:
the special train each wednesday e aq f
Milford, ITO $40 a. M 4 p. M
Northboro', 7, $50 a. M $50 p. m.
Marlboro, 1924, 10 a. M APO p. IN.
Franngham Steamboat sos To- Is a. M Az sos
ll,5O EXP, also Wednesday 1865 D. m. -1N'' ''''
SaNonville o55 a. III. 2.4j D. m.
Newton N Lower Falls, $50 M, l2O, AS, SPIN
M l.S2 1925, 457 5S5 Wor SIP, also Wednesdays iOS5
d BrSO Hin t645 49, Sl5 49, 10 LIS, t2l5 $780,
tin eonne e with trans ouChares River Branch
For Worcester at IT'S, $50 Exp a. m. l3O Exp 4sO,
Milford, Ills a. m. 30 $50 D. M
NorthbOro'. lis m. 30 4 30 D. M
Marlboro, lis a. m. 100, 4.30 D. m.
birmingham Center, Ills a m. lSO, 430 p. m
birmingham. 7.l5 $50 EXP a. IN. l.30 Exn 430 5I5
EXP, also Wednesdays Ills p. m, r -'''' ''-'
SaXonville $3.50, a. M. $50 D. m
Newton, Ills. VOL s. $40 a. m. II, l. 30 Wor AIS A3O
5'51, b.JO 9l5 also Wednesdays Ills p m. '
$50, also Wednesdays IL D. m ' ' 'V'O W "
albany, Us $50 Exp. a. m. l.SO, 8 Exp. p. M
New York, via Springfield, 9 80 EXP. a. M Exp n M
5 New York via Norwich 5.l5 Exp, p. M
W. New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. M Elk
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
Sin connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Boston, Nov 8, 1859 dtf % CUP Xii i
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ns 10 cure the above mentioned Diseases without
hi Wy eNtefal applications With my Indian VeReta
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OILS ~ d 80 '"P S'uisV MAIN Suo0i'
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The application simple and easy result satisfactory
FIRTH & NICHOLS 1870 Main street, Wholesale and
Retail Agents for Worcester and vicinity.
Pedlars Merchants and others supplied the most ia
yorable terms, by CUTTER, TOWER, & CO., II and 10
Cornhill Boston, and Beekman street. New York Gen
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For sale by druggists, Crockery Ware Dealers, and
Country Merchants generally, throughout the United
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r In Ul 'e urel9a Gravel and all tho disorders Of lie
exn"s oans without the least restriction 10 diet drink
preparations are entircIv =" p"siheSs' Inese
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07

AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used by the public six years.
with increasing favor. 1t is recommended to
Wind in the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels,
Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney Complaints
Low Spirits, Deirium Tremens In
temperance.
NOT lNToXICATE OR STUPEFY
As medicine it quick and eaectua curing themost
aggravated cases of Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints, and
all other dermgement OF the stomach and Bowels, in
ing spirits and restore the weak, nervous and sckly to
health strength, and vigor.
become detected and their nervous systems shattered
eonsttut ms broken down. and subject to that horrible
immediately feel the happy and healthy nvigoratng eff
cacy OF DR.. Hams Invigorating Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
DosE-one wine glass full often as necessary
One dose will emove all Bad Sp rits.
One dose will cure HEARTBURN.
Three doses will cure Indigestion
One dose will give YOU a Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia
one dose Will remove the di ressng and disagreeable
effects OF Wind or Fatulence, and as stomach
receives the lnyigoratmg Spirit the distressing load and
One lose will remove the most distressing pains of
Collie, either in the stomach bowels.
few doses will remove all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
complaints are assured speedy relief by dose two,
and radical cure by ne use Of one or two bottles.
Persons who from dSsipatng too much night and
ieei me cyl effect Of poisonous liquors. in violent head
ma /, 3ne d9Se VIII remove all bad feelings.
inveo ang Spirit three times a day; it viii make Them
irregularities from the menstrual organs and restore the
bloom Of health and beauty TO the careworn face
During pregnancy ii W in be onnd nm invaIiohIe roed
cine to remove disagreeabe sensations nj he stomach
All the proprietor asks is trial and 70 inince Ills he
has put IN the INvtGoRATIN Spirit in mint hnttles AT
5Oc quarts, 81.
General Depot As watcr street New Yerk
ter BY Bush & Co, James Green i. Scott H. b. Green
Co., Gould q Andrews Charles Siblev Geo p liar
low and druggists generally. div f5s
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