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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Acting and sage Esnags---...FN C. THOMPSON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAY 2.
THIRD NIGHT OF
RUMsEY.& NEWCOAB's
ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
EsrIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE
Scenes al the N. Orleans Opera House;
or. A Row anons the Italians.
u ron-Iude vita the iaushabie buriesque,
JOHNNY ROACH.
Chanef % p-ozramue every eFeulle.
naars open a. 2 0'cacks Performance . Commence a.
8 oiaalr. precisely. Box once open nom 10 70 n. and ,
49, ammnHH n manHnH III -
tn Everybody.

II rerssns Indebted b iie late firms % Curtis 4
y Knspp AID A. G Knap1 a Co., viii please cal Al
oar once and settle ur sane lelere ne drsi day ofJuy
rest or ttfir aruusts viii De piaced 90 the hands %
e. om-er fr cilaeioa. Tha notice is to an persons
who owe he late frms.
QuINBr A ROBINSON,
mg9d3m sucrfss1s 20 Knapp a c..
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ANYWAY frcm ny T~ssidencs, o. Tueeiay a.
Ia. last. san April, q neEr5 MAJ named gEasE.X
srrd aboui IS Or % yesrsi biaef c1mrlext1ni a5ouf
8 feet inchoa hlfhi heavily luiiL said uer-o~
belones 70 ne estsis q o. b. Fraser deceived. and vas
hired 70 me On ne ist January last = iriFe q drsy. ne
900 resard yin BE- p1id tor his delivery . ne
wv1n "a PARKER.
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RAa. Rnfq.

THsRE wiE Be- . FEEE LUNCH a tse aornsf e.
II second AMI yscssoa rrse's, Port Piefsriuz, frou
= Ss'ef to Soda cuanu v,ousIs.
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Mfh 4Nbtrtistn1nts.
WWagEeN.

A BOT sboui sixteen years o. age g afieni % a CEar
"A stare nsfrrercs REQUIRED g. 10 houerfr asa e..
pscffy. Apply AZ rs saiooa o. y. = KEfhEpIi
m.q al Al fha Cfarastau dnrat.
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NOTICE.

On \ AFrER THIS DAY I an determined % 81
" a. an. or r1of city accaIs-ccs . iTs Wn-ch wi
sr.hle ne n sen 6nceries I've pr ceut lower thai
uhen f1inr a credit business - reaoua tor slaplnl
ms cish system Is, Inst have aErea- many oltHanA
Earfa AN Ia ne city sHd c1uffrr, walCh I munot con
era. anf bosilss ne EXPENSES and 1mcuides b MAXIM
-rts.rio-s GzO ". GRIFFiNs
--fe-f- AErnt.
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nxur -s-n.--bip u sPTFEY 4 CLARKE having bees
i dissoirsf b. the DEAN q N O. ciarEe, ne ousiaess
win Be coaiinusd b. ,. SPIFET, az the on
Main street.
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Strayed or stolen.

nUE TOr On ne rorth-vfst err e. % Fliifcu sra
| Sod streets. Ihe oNuers vi be here 90 ne Sd
II. Rsfor 10 -. Laird and r. KlrillEd.
mva-fw Iuuretln cuog one veek.l
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Kli.m was not The man she tock MIN to7 -1o
she would be rid Of him vnt.-
Anofhsr witness testified that Mrs. kiian
sent rim 10 get ten cents worth u spanish
Z fies- with which 10 make a blister loI niii
Anderson. a Young msh Who dwet ~ith zen;
ebp desired him 10 get the spanish hies sreahe
f,e. Witness got the liss, but Iorgot 70 ee.
them rrorna. Mrs. kiiism tnougnt -
would DO. But, according 70 ne testimohs o.
Bin Anderson, i was not 70 oHsteI IN
Ma Kflam wanted them. He never request
n - - 81 am spanish flies for him, nor 70
4 sfsr hin. Mrs. Killam did not blister him
snd he knew nothing at all about ne sPahisa
~ brother, suspeciing that samuel had
-, ,sisoned. TOOK him away from MS hill-
am and provided for hin 10 MS oeh MOUSE
$780, Falents and Schmidt were called toat-
- ( Or. Vsienta treatedhim Tor disesse
~ the lungs. with which he had been troubled
b.fore he was seized. however, win pafai-
vsis Of H. iirbs, and sunk to a very low con-
dition. THIS sudden change IN his eondiuon
isa 10 physicians 70 suspect tnat tnere was
come rah IN the suPposfion 81 poisohi ana
accordineiv the suspected party vas arrested
DE-. Hsf. auother OF TIE physleiAes HIo
have az various times attended ne inFahe MI
lam, testified that be prescribed tof PAIN lLhis
two vear. 40. On The 17th q March last,
Dr Hsv war again called 20 attend him.
Fon-5 h,m with pain In the back, hsmmor-
rhare Of TIE iungs, etc. Coneiudea inst M
dincuifv was the same as before, ana pre-
scrihed for the
Msnv other witnesses testified, and many
have sill 10 testify. The hearing was con-
tinue9 10 Thursday Of next week al o'elocki
p. m.-Chicag0 Times.
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TWTEh orfhs frEarl an perl1us 90 uadlur f- q 10
w 81 f1ur huu1rfi tuiars rvel o. " T. srrouss
said N,te vas made payable q De Coums-cial sans z
tennessee. a. * y days from April 10. 1850 re wi
not pFy sad Note. unlsss compelled bv iEg o. We hay
Claims 1mirrt r1id w. ? Srrnuss-
Msmphis. Nay Z. 1880. ltEal HoCsE sHELBI
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HOUSE AND L0T,
FOrty-Five Hundred Acres
LIND for sale

UTE viz seI IN tra-s % AN % seven hundred acrss,
w $50 srreS of % watch b cleared and
In cuItivston. rae "a q lies On The Memphis and 0hi1
Rsff-asd. az HirEory Wifhs Depot station, twenty-five
miles ron ne city.
ne iand 9fl BE- soll e. a bu price, and upon long lnd
NJ MoSsARRAr. Par a {.
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sooiAL LuE IL INV ESeLLND.-A cor
respondent Of the Springfield Republiean makes
this revelation Of the progress Of "%soeiaI
Hfe'' reform in the rural districts
g Mister edster, it dus bette all how the folks
out hear have got 10 actin tina git to gether
once a weak and sumtims to tins a weak, ou'd
married folks and them such as ant mar
led but wants to be and when tia are got to
gether tha run and pla and XII and laf and
make such a rumpus as you never Sc the bette
Of. tia 20 10 roam, take hold OF hands al
round a rope in a kind Of a ring, sum body
gets IN thar and then tha an set mp a great
lain til TIA do sun thing els. the ould men
ehaee the young gals an over the room til SUM
body gifts kstched, then the gals screens, but
screemin don't do no good for shes ketehed and
then II you believe il mister eaeter, you could
hear the snack eiean out in the street,
~ What a Kansas CITY paper calls "a
Congress 81 ox-drivers,1 the HfreighteYs o.
the great Western plains, including more Of
substantial wealth and enterprise than any
gathering Of men ever assembled in the upper
country lately assembled in that city. "Ths
list embraces" or authority adds, "the lead
ing men who have made the vast Of
I the plains, and whose operations extend from
Utah to Chihuahua, and whose immense trains
whiten every trail leading from the Missouri
to New Mexico aud the mountains
"The list also represents millions Of capita
and brings within The compass Of the eye the
gigantic enterprise Of the great West. Whai
the object OF this important meeting was q
few mere days will develop. As yet we arr
not at liberty to give the details"
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coon COOK. washer and irousr. Cal On Beard
4 seay. No. SO kain street. " , c Nifs. 70 u
nsfison ssreet. mT2-2fs
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Il ).

or all tini. sa-h as Spins Hair Nos Gotten sluel
80 straw Msftress
49,. PaInlsaf Maf-c-es, which 7 VII sell al nauu-
factory prizes.
Also. an Euds q OF Mattresses renewed. Cali and
mrs0 r. p. ~LALLEMAND.
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EVRasfPM.

IN WOOD cHoPPERs immediafely. Tor whieh ihs
W hiHhes. grios sil be patdb \ hchURafs
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4 WAAs
WOMAN ua FsaHs-ry Neaaiel S'v suFs'y.
LOVE
WINES X WAIF-8y rhos. Hood.
HOW COULD He HELPH9
woOEG AND EARRISs IN rHE vILDzESEs-Bi
Chrs. D. XIX
rHE BrBI1cAL REASONS WHT-A FAMILY Guide q
srtptuai Readings.
ABIFE FOa A LIFE-neW sup7iy.
rHE FAUX or TaE PALE PACKS.
The ErvALs-sy Hon. Jsrs. oisnsns. N'v s57y.
/ OUroF DEPTHS.
rHE LECTURES OF Ola MONTE
The RoNAsOE or var
| TuE WoMAy OF TIL EO2LD-
THE WAR IS NICARAGUA.
KIRK & WILLIAM,
nBr7 ss9 Nsiu street.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
FARMERS BOYS,

In the wide world there is no more
important thing than farmers boys.
They are not so important for what
they are as for what they will be.
The farmers boys always have been,
and we presume always will be, the
material out of which the noblest men
are made. They have health and
strength they have bone and muscle
they have heart and will they have
nerve and patience they have ambl-
ton and endurance and these are
the materials that make men. Not
buckrams and broadcloth, and patent
leather, and beaver fur, and kid
gloves, and watch seals, are the ma
tcrials of which men are made. 1t
takes better stuff to make man. 1t
is not fat and flesh and swaggcr and
Sclt-conceit; nor yet smartncss, nor
tlippancy, nor foppcry, nor fastncss.
These make fools, not men not men
such as the world wants, nor such as
it will honor and bless. 1t is not long
hair, nDr much beard, nor a cane, nor
pipe, nor a cigar, nor qnid Of
tobacco, nor an oath, nor a glass of
brandy, nor dog and gun, nor a
pack of cards, nor a novel, nor vul-
gar book of love and murder, nor a
tale Of adventures, that makes a man
or has anything TO do with making a
man. Farmers boys ought to keep
clear of all these idle, foolish things
They should be employed with noblcr
objects. They have yet to bc men OF
the clear grit; honest, intelligent, i'll
dustrious, ambitious men, who shall
love their country and their kind
With the means they possess how
easy for them TO be, in fact, the first
class men. They have land, and
stock and tools they have health
and time and mind they have schools
and papers they have books aud
| perseverance,. and the heart and hand
! for work. More than this they need
not. Let them awake and work, aud
read and study 1t is not all work
nor yet all study, that will make then
men of the right stamp. They mus
work intelIiSen,Iy, and study with al
earnest purpose of being benefited
aud then they will become what they
ought to be, the real men Of the
world
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
THE LAND OF DREAMS.

Tier, strange w"'ri land whose shores I've trod
Full many and maHy time;
1t not ot earth, nor tn" land Of our Cod,
But ta.t and -hvi"wy clint"
wr,., ,,. s,.,.r,..,,, ,.,,,r.s IN ~ il, .trr,,n.
r,,, ,,i, ,sI,, i,r,s,,,..- I,. shut out M, raw
III. the mystical land Of dreams.
When wear'ed th' o'oy ana S''le'''u 'he s"'''
"he' edfth 7ef'i'7 " "'rN >''' u S'''"',
"h'h tr'''-' "N' ''.'''' "'''S' ''' '"' ''"'
Ana h'in',' ""- '' ''' --.....,.
And nv vision with opuIcncn teens
With golden flashed hurcS and luminous hight,
In tn, mystical lanI OF dreams.
,,,.,.,, ,,-.. ,,,r,,
va u" ''''' '''
~. .,,,,,.c,.,.,
'"' "'' 's'
N'' ''- '.,....,,,e.t,,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

t, derive so much benefit from the de-
positc of the Nile. Ceres, dcificd by
the Greeks, made her people acquain-
tel with the use Of wheat, and the
mode of cuItivatin% it. To the En-
press Of China we arc indebted for the
muIbcrry tree and the rearing of silk
worms. Woman of late years has
demonstrated her capacity of shining
III many spheres once considered the
peculiar province Of man. Miss Her
schcl has discovered comets Mrs.
Somcrvilc laid open the mathematical
structure of the universe some have
anaIyzcd the chemical relations of ma
turc in the laboratory, and others in
vcStigatcd the laws of social relations.
With such great amount and varlc-
ty of power, may we not augur the
most beneficial results in agriculture,
If the women Of our country, by their
sympathy, encouragement and co0pc-
ration, by their studies and connscls,
would prove themselves, as did the
women Of old, heIpmccts to him whom
God has ordained to cultivate the
earth
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

with speed and certainty, all domestic
tnrmoiIs and chickering's, all past mis-
fortunes and future anticipations, and
predicts with perfect accuracy all
their business arrangements, success
es, failures, burdens, joys, gricfs, &c,
&c. Is it not marvellous invention
1t is 50 like the hose of Il fire engine,
and yet like a bIoodsuckcr, it cannot
fail to do up all business promptly.
Indeed, Mr.. Editor, Tidytown will be
truly blessed. Success to them. You
will see me no more. | will pack my
duds instanter. Adieu
PEGGY JENNA JAcKpAw,
Of Tidytown, Iowa
December, 1860.
P.S. Would that some power the gift would
give us
To see ourselves as others see us:
1t would from many a bluudcr free us,
And foolish notion
7. J. JACKDAw.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
d9(rst6aro tbs Course Of empire takes its d0(ap.'
ST. CHARLES CITY. FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY, DECE

to fight the Black Republicans ? And
who will take the runaways back un-
dr. the power of the Fugitive Slave
Law when the Union is dissolved and
she stands forth in proud defiance of
all the other States as her jealous
antagonists If she has cause for
such bittcr complaint now, Of the loss
Of her human property from the want
Of taithtuIucSS on the part of other
States to her interests how will it be
then? Now she has armies Of jackals
through the Free States who stand
poised, ready to do their bidding un-
der the Fugitive law, but what re
source will they have then? When
Spain inccnscd for their mean at
tCmpts to wrcst Cuba from her hands
shall shake her spear, and point her
dagger at her, who will defend her ?
Who will stand ready to furnish men
to protect her, while it will require all
her own and more too to keep the
"niggcrs" from cutting their throats
and burning their houses These are
grave questions for Carolina to think
Of. And are her wise, coolly calculat-
ing, far-sccing heads 50 stupid as to
see no Significance in them? Not
they. The flashy, hollow headed ones
can make 4 great noise but the think
ing men will say, "hush," and all will
subsidc into quietudc and calm. And
so mote it be. But if she wants to go,
don't raise a finger to hold her back.
As ever, Yours,
PETER PURDY.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
RULES FOR FEEDING CATTLE

We copy the annexed portion Of an
article from a book entitled " The IL
Illustrated Annual Register Of Rural
Affairs" published at Albany, \. Y,
by Luther Tucker & Son, publishers
of the Country Gentleman
The following may be adopted by
those who wish to derive the largest
profit from their animals, and from
the food they consume.
Good pasture affords the best and
cheapest food, and when pure water
is always at hand, little care is re-
quired. Bnt when supplied with 9th
CT food, the owner must attend to the
following particulars :
L. Always furnish warm and wei!
ventilated apartments.
2. Observe cleanliness curry the
animals daily, and clean out the stalls
at least twice day.
B. Feed three times a day, with ut
most rcgularity-a cows stomach |:
chrOnometcr.
4. Keep the animals in constant,
good condition, by full supply o
wholesome food and regular attend
ance.
). In cold weather, the less the,
are turned out and exposed, the bet
ter.
6. Give a portion of roots or mea
!, in winter with hay, and more if STRAY
is fcd-incrcase it towards spring
and gradually diminish it as gras
: comes.
+ I. Turn cows in pasture gradual
an hour the first day, two hours til
, next, and SO on.
f The following rules are adapted, {
: least, in practice, by poor manager
q and slipshod farmers:
Y |. See how little food will keep
: cow alive.
: ,. Turn out to pasture very earl
u in spring, 50 as to keep it very sho
1 all summer.
, 3. Give water but once a day, al
5 that muddy, and mile distant.
G 4. Turn cattle in the street whene
e cr possible, to be assaulted by dog
), and boys, and to break into neig
II bors' corniields. If they are thus fir
r quently lost, and escape regular mil
It ing the labor of working butter w
>, be greatly abridged.
). 5. Save the cost of erecting stabl
!, and sheds, and harden animals by c
T. posure to snow storms.
o 6. Study economy by giving MOI
1t dy hay, or feeding on injured straw
!. I, Feed irrcgularly let the Gov
< often wait an hour for breakfast,
:, give them an appetite. Give them
le little meal once II week.
m 8. Let all stall-fed animals lie
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
Qoetrp.
TO THE WEST, TO THE WEST.
BY CHARLES MACEAY.

To the West 10 the West To- the land If the free!
Whore the mighty Missouri rolls down 10 the sea,
Wh"rca man Is a man il h's willing % toll
And the hnmblc,t may gather the fruits of the soil.
Whore children are blessings, AMI he who hath most
Hath aid for his fortune ami richrs to DoIst;
Where the young may Knit and the agcl may rest
Away, far away, to the land of the Wrst
To the Wet, to the Wet where the rivers that flow,
Run thousands Of miles, sprealtDg ont as they so
Where the g"ccn waving forests that echo our call,
Are wide As old En gland, and free to Us all
Where the prattcs, ike where the bIlows hay
rolled,
Are broad the kingdom: and empires Of old
And lhe hke, are Ike oceans in storm IN rest,
Away, far away. TO the land Of the Wet
To the West to the Wet there s wealth to be won,
NJ forest to clear bat much work 10 be DONE
Wen try it. VIII lo il, AMI never despair,
While there's light in the s,u-hnc aud breath in the all
III" bold independence that labor -hn.l buy.
shall -rrn,thcn oir hands aud forbid us to sigh.
Away, far away. let Us hope for th. b,.-t
And bulld upa home in til, land of the West
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
FOUNTAIN HOUSE,

FREDERItkSBJ JRG, 10 WI
s s. Troy, PROPRIETOR.
This house has recently been repaired and
newly furnished The Doc. assures the trv-
elling public that every effort will be made to
make his house a home for the traveller.
Stages leave this house for the East anc
Wes! daily 3:44u.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
American Hotel,

MAIN STREET, NGREGOR, IOWA.
wa. IL. HARDING, PRoPRiEToR.
Having again opened this well known Ilo.
tel, the proprietor takes this means to inform
the Travelling public and the rest of mankind,
that he intends to make it worthy the pat
ronage of travellers, and if attention TO the
wants of guests, good fare and low prices are
any inducements, he hopes to have his share
of business.
In connection with the Hotel is the largest
Barn in town, which is under the charge 6! an
experienced Ostler, and teamstcls can depend
upon having their teams well cared for ihls
house being the Stage Office, Railroad Ticket
Office, American Express and General Freight
Office, presents more advantages than any
other can show IN the city, and all lask o
my friends, is to try me once, and II not salts
| fed, | will not ask them to come again,
| McGregor, July 1860,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
PETER PURDY.

Mn EDITOR :-pcrhaps you have for
gotten that, long ago, | attempted to
write for the public as means of clc-
waiting myself and kindred to a sort
Of respectable position in society
IOu may have forgotten, also, that, at
my deJa, you were pleased to dub
me "Uld maid" or what was still
worse, to insinuate that "old maids
could not write without a postscript" p"
from which infer that you think old
maids COR jackdaws) cannot leave off
talking or writing when they arc
done Now, sir, it is bad enough to
be conscious Of that fact much worse
to be told Of it publicly. | felt so in
dignant, at the time, that | nearly
stood erect. | muttcrcd revenge in
my sleeve, and have been secretly
planning revenge ever since. lis Il
sweet npvscl, as you may know here
after. | suppose yon thought to ST.
lcncc me, and my "kith and kim for
cvcr-to blot rs out Of existence
and fins rid the world Of the last of
the iackdaws Not so-wc are Of the
rcpns "Iivc.forrvcr" and thrive best
u,,o, opr,sol,
Nv uamc-truc It is not very poet.
ie,l and I would have uo oayiiepiqr oJ.
;sc,;oa to cxcbanpipp il for one more
f,shionable-ond had il not been fo,
vour culrablc insinuation I should
have iudnIred hirh homes and proba
IhIv made nronosals durin~ the pres
an. roor tIrongb tho mcd;um Of III,
moss Rut sir fine hare rcadino o
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
| dill at twilight ever hear,
Peggy, dear-Pcggy dear
Listen, listen "

1t is all over now. | hear no more
such sweet spirit whispcrings. Well,
| presume you are willing to be for
given. am as willing to forgive !;
for ain about to leave Tidytown for
some more congenial cline.
| will, however, for the benefit of
my present acquaintances, leave my
latest invention for their inspection
and operation. ought to have Sc
cured Il patent, but have now no
ambition. | will, therefore, resign all
claims, in favor of Tidytown. You
sir, might have reaped rich harvest
in the way of advertising-bnt, as
said before, it is all over now.
The Quiazing Pump is my last in
vcntion, and it is one Of the most eco
nomical and sure means Of getting a
the secret motive Of every persons
heart yet discovered. 1t is easy o
operation, and can be worked by han,
or steam, on small or large scale, il
large or small circles, by the tiresid'
or in the street, in church or school
room, at the desk or counter, and ev
en- by the wayside. 1t ferrets GU
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
A. b. L. HILDRETH,
General Land Agent,

ST. CHARLES CITY, FLOYD CO., ......IowA,
will attend to buying selling and selecting
lands on Commission, &c. Town Lots bought
and sold, money loaned, and the business of
eonveyancing and payment of Taxes promptly
attended to- Friends at the East, as wellasi
this State, are requested to make application
to my agency. Satisfactory references given
If required,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

|nR MOTIFS
Ohaly beate Restorative
|PIE.L0 or .uaonr

~ apssssse ~ Aeona1Ais seru0a rransa
q Oxygee enA CasAee " cmGAa1n ii u1As1Rn -
eancdcned ~ IL nAfho6 Ne1laal Xneho1il1s Rosh
Europe And u untod olaDea anG peo1osISod = ~
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