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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
HORRIBLE MURDER IN rANNIy cor.

\ horrible murder occurred At or.
vile, Fannin county, Texas, ON N. ~
ult. The Bonham Era thus detail. =
circumstances connected with it.
"A negro man named jess, bclon.a
/ to Mr. THOMAS kinkade. came ,oas
/ house of ncighbor about | c'cloc, "%
I the night Of the lth inst. and val
I up the inmates in an excited man's
] said that two wh'tcmcn were tillipy n
master and mistress Something 70 a. a.
manner excited their suspicion M
accompanied hifa back to bis mast
house, when truly a CHASTITY and hr..,
rcnding sight met their view-,he III,
/ Of the moon revealed the bodies ~ 4"
/ kinLadc and wife IN the yard befors n.
house, literally chopped to pieces VIII
an az Their heads were laid open A.
the bodies awfully mutilated
Their son, aged about eight ves,.
lay back Of the house in the same es,a
ton, with q club beside him that ~.
Z used hy the murderer \ child Of !,
moutbs lay OH the floor, with sevs.'
INill llNlfil 'ii AVf anu So Il al lYU.s.
about the neck received probably in IN
/ ing from the bed and being tramplcd /,
during the struggle
" The negro Jcns was immcda,ev
selzed and bound. When accused Of 4,
murder be- stouily denied it. In h,
morning suspicion rested on him al
stronger 10y the appearance Of bloole'
his clothes, and, as lee stil persisted n
his DENIAL. he was taken to a tree al
suspended few minutes hy the nees
after which he made full confession,
the murder. duplicating his brother.Rsa.
rs an accumplee. but afterwards deni,5
having amy assistance When brorrg
into the presence 81 his victims. he sh'v.
cd 100 emotion nor uttered n word Of 20
greet. and even said he forgot to XIII a.
I small child He gave as reason 4.
what hc had done, that his master hsi
net used hiu. well Of late. and was abopt
10 sell him
Many were 10 favor Of burning b.
lls others Of hanging The latter cons
having the most advocates, be was So.
pended from a limb Of the nee in front
tie house lie being disposed of, IT,
aeinitu seemed tn prevail that one coull
not have dauv the work without heIp ,
some ono world have escaped, and III
presence at the two bloody axes ad
club confirming this opinion, commit
tee was appointed for further invcsues
uan of the subject Emma, a sister Of
Jess. was arrested on Suspicion and con
lesscd that. nn tie might previous to liz
murder. shr learned what was to TAX
place. and that her brothers, jess alt
Euho. wcrc the murlcrcrs kube Wa
mgosted. aud when told What hmma sal
confessed the whole. saying be was fre
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

. n. Sec the advertisement Of Mr.. Trowhridss
Agent Tor the sale Of Panns for Mr.. Henry Parsons
Ncs orlcsns. The high character Of Mr. Parsons
and tho superiority OF hi. ploos ne wei known
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02


any interference with slavery where 1t
already exists, and it condemns the Jaw
less invasion of States, after the manner
Of John Brown at llarpers Ferry, under
whatsoever preteXt,' as ono Of the gray
est Of crimes 1t don0uucos the old lie
compton constitution. IT proclaims
against extravaganza, and IN favor OF
economy. in the administration of the
federal government II declares against
the right Of the south to carry slaves to
the territories in favor Of the immcdi-
ate admission Of Kansas as a state in
favor Of the houasto bill and the
Poetic railroad and against any change
IN the laws of naturalization. Such, in
brief, is the black republican platform
4 few .glittering gcneralities, as Caleb
Cushing calls them are added, but these
d not mean anything, nor were they SO
intended
The above is taken from the South
Western which supports John Bell aud
Edward Everett, whose antccedeuts are
much worse than Douglas and who are
the nominees Of Convention that had
not the honesty to declare its opinions
upon the territorial qucstion
Much excitement has been produced
among the Jews Of Cincinnati in tuusc-
qucucc Of the refusal of absoluiiou to
several Irish seryant'girls who were cm-
pleycd IA Jewish families The Hebrews,
ia return threaten 10 discharge all Cath
Ollie wurkmcn in their mercantile houses
We learn from the Athens Ga ! Ban.
ncr. that there is much distress among
the people in portions OF frapkia and
Hart counties, ~ account Of the scarcity
Of provisions.
tlS NNAu, May % The storm which
passed over this city yesterday did inn
mcuso damage 70 property, suct. as un
rooh.e houses. blowing oil steamboat
cabins, g.
SIX persons lost their lives and great
many were more or less injured by the
trees
The amount IF property lost by this
tornado is estimated at half a million Of
dollars
Lorsyur. May p A terrific hurr.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

REMOVAL or POSTMASTER. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Journal says
that Ephram Goulding, Postmaster nj
West Millbury, has been removed for
fraudnlently mailing large quantities ~of
printed matter at less than the legal rates
Of postage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

- fIon =. W Gray, Judge Of the 9TH
.is},eial District lAs sent in his resignation
re h.sa hecn recognized "a among the most able
Js4kss ~ The sia.e. Judge Palmer, a, the 80
Iir,faticp u the Housi.u Bar hss CONSENTED to
fun fuf the sshe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

EtILisyxy Asp Hasss NlstsG iah'es WI
notice .Le card Of Mrs Rirls aud call on her with
nut delay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
TO THE pyBL.lC.

T. ~ Bl,ssY u candidate fof County Commit.
sioner OF Harrison cpuuty, 81 the ensuing August
election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

Far, cAs.. -sec J II. Van iIook'' advcf''S'me
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

N,jor JOHN MUSpEN zen Candidate for Treas.
nr~r Of Harrison County, at the oaruins August
election
ALIEN SANDERS isa Candidate for reelection to
the once ri Treasurer u lnrrlsou cuany At the en-
ss,ny August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

G. V, SLATER 3. Candidate Tor reelection fot
1nadabls IN Beat NJ q al the ensuing Aaglst clec
ton.
WILLIAM SrARkEi a candidate faf Constable
in Beat M. :, at the ensuing August election.
u. n. RtSS i.a Candidate Tor Constable In Heat
H." g. Harrison county. as the ensuing August elec-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

Mrs llallct, wife of Hon i T llallctt,
of Boston died ON the ~ lust
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-02

T. 4. HARRIS "a q Candidate fsr' Justice n the
r-ses in the Msrshali Beat Beat 40. s. ., the Au.
gust election.
WILLIAM wopp-0N Jr is Candidate Tor the
ONCE Of justice = TIE peace in Beat No. :, at the
ensninZ~ suSi~t Election
DAVIS u. BoNPnEY. il eanilda'c for Justice
at the Peace In Boat 30 3 Harrison County at the
ensuing August elefson.
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TT Is KoT TOO MUCH TO SAY. srNoH.
OLD a ND GU NG,
Affirm its Truth,
PROFESSOR WooD's HAIR REsToRl

PROFESSOR HOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
VIII preserve nfalbly the growth and color Of the hair II
fscy restore gray, bad WITH
prsserye scalp all disease the greatest
Statesmen Judges Attorneys Doctors
bear testimony that do not too much in its favor Read
HICKORY GaovE ST. Charles Co.. Mo-, Nov. 49, 1851
foJ Wood-Dear sir Some time las sumner We we're
wonderful feel duty TO and the afflicted
Our little sons head for some time perfectly
With sores called sead head The hair almost
ns s a. u g as soa d & Viii little
hopes but and a, Of al cur and sna
and axuant crop soon out and say
s al sur sss s as ca
commend Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases
MB SARAH a. HIGGINBoTHAM
Prof Wood-Dear My hair had, for been
Re oil It
When using your Hair Restorative about two
months Il y that and having n It's
color and assumed snes usre greatly te Be preferred
those produced the application of oils other prepaT
fo VII toilet asss WHEELER %
g. the q ISL e Who any doubt
Of Its performing all that is claimed for T. g sv,oNns
Cincinnati, O., Feb 10 1857. IL Third street
WELLINGTON Mo-. Dec. s. 1857.
ihe fever some May and nearly every hai,
sa s'' s Sas nsw Ssne
SssP ass's s
The Rssa sif IL bottles s
@ s oa as ana po boe e e Medium u
cent in proportion than the small reais io I'VE ans
III Don and retails III s aas1 Baltic
- weep CO. 2 hig Map
And sod I Ss God Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
n eodtanf kr
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MIC WAS shining ~ o Conaelrs head, when liz very
prudensy made 4 timely retreat
Z You havt won the wager, 0'Conneil; here's
your bet cried the gentleman who proposed the
contest.
0'Connell knew well the use Of sound in the VI
tuperation; and having to deal with an ignorant
scoid, deterEinea to overcome her in voiublity by
using all the sesquipeadlia cefba which occupied
Eaclid. With these and a few significant epithets,
and o soothing impudent demeanor, he had, for
once, imposed silence on Biddy Moriarty.
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5 - p'''ssAle .. si'' - 1'' Mrs. c. sYMoNDs,
Cjncinnnti o. Feb TO- 1857, LID Third street
rHERoIxEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES.

We ask the afflicted Of either whieh 90 yoI prefer q
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from haIres oWh
Reedes-one which viii speedily and permanently cure yon
the vile compounds heretofore used with al ihe
and facilitating effect together with the oathsome disease
many times following tho Of Mineral foisons;, ~
The Cherokee Raedy Is natures Own specrne ior
hes elect Gravel sircnEs Fluor Alnns, mh.ss N II,
by laws after all other prepara.ions have tailed
Of Heavens Offending man ail 90
could produced cf it's effects which wond stsggsF
The preparations heretofore used nave Dn
one instance TO fall Happily or man
kind the governor Of the world Father VINO ac's not 70
kill, hut to -. 49,, AZ.
IN mercy has appointed Medicines tor these dreadful as
which when taken quickly flies 70 al PATS o. ny
attacks the disease at every post and VIII noey AMI
Truly admirable until u mas
PEELED from the body restores the unfortunate paene %
former health and yigag.
tendency simply to suspend poison but to remove the
cause ON which II depends -, -, 49,,
And wha value Is the entire absence q ~
seous taste SMELL lay in the counting roo 81 en Wy
toilet table, without being suspected ny hemeuS o 30
eret diseases. - ..,
veneFea disease with full directions Tor theif
permanent accompany each bottle $500.
Sold BY T. WRIGHT CO. Nos. q and lbl Gharsres street.
New Orleans and By all respectable Druggists ana aeaefs "
medicines. ,,...
tag - sAsr = - tsu Mn,
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DIR. oseooDs INDIA oHonAeoauE

-cUREs- s
Fever and Ague Chiis and Fever Dumb Ague TD.esp.
and Rcniittent Ferers, Liver Complaint Jaundlce In
lsrgement Of the LIVER Enlargement Of The
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS BIsEAsEs
This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several years in bous climate and Is naycr kpan
70 fail curing Fever and Agne, any 81 Tie diseases ays
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind as ai.
those who have become invaid from effects upon Inc p
atuton, will find the INDIA gHoLA6oGUEa most nxaiu
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cIesine
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Ghoagogus aradcsting lille fo
the human system only explain extraordinary IN
the speedy thorough ard Of Fever and Aqua
and the various grades Of intermittent setent feyera
has been tested In honaandB Of ii pronounced Nv
all who have used H. Of the greatest Fever and Axse
remedies extant.
Bo and ask for DR.. osGooD' . INDIA csorAaooue
as there are many conn,erfeits offered for safe
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail a. yost.s.
prices, by
]. WRIGHT q co..
a and Isl Chartrea street,
General geris
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

T.
THE CHIEF AMONG ITEM THOUSAND.
DAtLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppsned MI other olnens and healing an
pcaons in both the Eastern and Western Hepercs wber
ever ntrodueed and liz intrinsic the secret Of M
In all eu.aneoas affections whether canss 10 aec
dent or disease
BURNS and ScaIds
Are nsiAn.y relieved q their anguish pain and
by timely application Of this marvellous healer and The esh
renewed as If by charm, benish scar rornaiang
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children fequts sufferers from external injuries sseei
ally from fluid and camphene explosions therefore every o.
should have this healing preparation constantly At hand II heala
beaata and quickly the Tesy or Rinawo "a
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The maehnist the traveller and every individual hs
lot In life throws him within chance of accident from e,io
sion, Ere collision should bear In rnd that this Magic
tractor his best and only friend II Is poabe and chean
and should ever be hs companion fraud In need Thar
thousands Of living witnesses testify TO ts marvellous VI,
tue, who their sound nbs muscles to ia .ayie
efficacy
following are few of the loading diseases Il wh,a
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Il q preysa.tye
as we'll as
Burns, Bruiaea
Bolts, Broken Breasts
Bites of Reptiles Cancer,
Cracked lips, Chapped Hands
Chlbains, cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes,
Diseases Of the Skin, ErysipsisS,
FstuA. Frost Bites,
Fever Sores Felons
alaadnlar Diseases,
Mersurial sose1
Pains generally,
Pimpies, PILES,
Poison Rheumatism
Rasbes, Sores Of ali kinds
Shot Woands scfofula
&r scusyy. scaids. scnrf.
Sead Heads, spfaiEs,
Small Pox. Turnors
letter, Uuleera,
Yenereal Sores. etc. etc.
Sold ut the principal dcpo II Broadway New yok md m
and l6l Charities street, New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
General Agents.
also DO obtained Of respectable druggists and -
chants throughout the United S,atcs md csaadgs
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed to be ting effective agent ever used ~
the destruction of these troublesome vetrnn
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
rs There are many spurious offered for sals
For sale by j WRIfaET . .1o
jal 6maT ii and Is, rhs,sa. go,
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A MODEL BGTcHER.-I one Of the market houses
of Philadelphia is genius of a butcher. Beneath
his sleeves and apron is the costliest broadcleth
none Of the inferior grades, but the finest produc
lion of French looms. His linen is as iauttess as
his exterior garments while the glistening surface
is less striking than the gossiness Of his hat and
boots In the center Of his shirt bosom sparkles
single diamond-a stone Of six carats weight, and
of the first water. Upon the little finger Of his left
hand glitters circlet of diamonds, six in number,
whose aggregate value Is considerably more than
that Of the garniture of his shirt bosom. His com
plexion Ia a clear red and white-just that style of
complexion which Partisan ladies produce by
due admixture Of carnine and bisnluth. He Is a
man Of fine physique, and has an avoirdupois of
about 200 pounds. His address is polished and his
manners courtly and suave. He commenced life
without dollar, and is now taxed for some $4,000
in real estate yet is polite and deferental to his
customers as on the day he first embarked in the
business Of converting quarters of beef into chops
and sirloins. A benevolent lady of large fortune
ntst noticed him. and placed at his disposal fund
upon which he raised the superstrueture of his
present fortune. He IS now rapidly advancing in
wealth.; and will probably retire upon the eighth
specific against adversely poiiteness
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kEaEpiEs. Messrs. ]. Wright 4 Co., q and ISL
chares street the great Wholesale and retail tsien
or Hae y .his PAPER such valuable epasssons "
'winarss Canadian versafugev Daley,s aanissl p ~
tractor and Wilson's Raj and Roaeh sxsrnaiaaor :
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w asAisx Al. xEAHLEs.

1 Ugb MN lie Wind biowss how The sleet
dAsA# aRs6nst the windpwst and how the old tiaQfs
u sHak an4 rrsak: Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiv-
Sng xve@ing Efat y IT to me. say WHAT Is
yI,xffs irving iay 10 you, say, Amos Stanton,
ill., Nh Ike matter Of that. Thanksgiving evening Z,
! tfefn speaaer was man of acme my years OF
axe yef there were other lines, than such as Time
Iissyss, upon his brow and lurking about the cor
T,ers ef Hi n4outh. This was Squire Stanton
smisss Sxf0N. ID The Villagers called him, for he
lived il i miserable old house, and boarded up
his money--for whom, no one could tell and
No was tSlssng ~ himself thls thanksgiving even
Eifseea wears before HE old house was newer;
The paint was fresh and bright, the rooms were
peoplad with bright, laughing faces. Fifteen years
ago Iris very evening, Mrs Stanton, meek-eyed,
lovely Mrs. Stanton was alive and did the honors
81 the table; and fair fragile daughter, just bios.
sp1ning into womanho0d, was the pride Of the
house. Fifteen years ago Squire Stanton was not
as be looked back through them that stormy eve
ming. sitting there alone IN thu twilight drinking
his vine.
But Mrs. Stanton WIS dead now. aud the fair
haired dauglter had gone forth from beneath her
had chosen home of poverty With Tie man she
loved, rather than ease aud luxury elsewhere.
Squire Saiifan Isa1 uisnhexited his daughter, and
| II Wa said she had died y broken heart; for,
like many another she had loved too bhndly, not
wisely, but loo we'll.
Wen. die Il deadsr So mnttered Squire stan
ton and then followed What u Thinks irving for
me ls he took another sup Of wine, drew his chair
nearer the fire, and gazed into the bright blaze.
4 Rap, Tap, rap.
+ = Who can IL be III
Rap, rap rap.
iii littis gir little girl, said the old
an % eold,'' said she child, may warm BY
The did man looked at her tangled golden hair
framing = Iinnhes whlte lace pnched WITH care
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i, Dr. paley could imagine nothing more insipid
s shhn man ana wife living together more than
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Ex-sIaip Victoria,

Prom Bordeaux Fa
20 quarter casks ooGNAc, Coco, Pere & fls, 1880.
20 eighth -. -. ..
10 quarter casks . 1909.
10 eighth >.
20 casks RED WINE, Chateau Dillon.
"a hi. cks. 5--
3 casks WHITE WINE, sauteIne. 1851.
l6 hf. cks -. :. :.
60 casks RED WINE, Panillac
60 casks 81. Julien.
30 pipes
100 boxes
100 boxes, "a half bottles :. .=
80, boxes RED WINE, Ganterae a.#
90 boxes ST julien.
100 boxes, "a hall bottles Red Wine. ST. Julien.
G. eAyARoc Il CO.,
ll5 Royal street
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h 4 n,fnnln 80 ~, p Z, t..tl, au,kAn nVl

n BAR0NNE STREET sTtlAna nYiLEh
n % MANU- AGToRY, between PeFdrns ana n9s'a, oh1
my three walk from the ST. Ghares f1ose
~ The uudersigned having largely incresed nS NgIk'
mons and ayinp e faitie prepared 10 I'LL ofders
for any description BOILERS in less Ie and az as os RATES
they 10 had In shop in the South or sae
North. -. :.
Always hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS, frctn % 70
30 feet cHg, and AZ inches diameter.
and various lengrhs-
Fire Fron Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
hand.
An work win be guasauOed best material end workman
aliip.
Parties wishing 10 nnrelsse Boilers for pantaons,
or asls are invited call and tnde for
fheInsevss mn IL wi vi sssff H. fffrEI.R R-
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS -FaR sALRt "A VERY
= superior Cylinder Vacuum Pam second hand, hum hy
Msasrs AeTek Son Philadelphia Ia complete WORKING or
der AAd quite clean with attachments including large
r. W q. COOK,
tazo II @ Nc. Canal New Orleans
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Improved IIalls.yps

uneanaed and unapproachsd BY any other style Photo
graphic picture.
The Improved Hallotypea stysp BY Photographic
passes tho finest Ivory Mnsture willis. It's Rdelity stereo
scopc effect renders The picture charming life IKE
any other style.
These peerless portraits viii BE- exeented any required
at less price than other style Of eoiored Photograph
j. B. HALL and ANDERSON 4 BLESSING, No 81 Camp
street Opposite the pcayune oe Invite Wishing pictures
and all lovers d 10 call md satisfy themselves Inst they
have inausura;ed
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E1-ship Ann syashburn.

Ex-Ship ANN sFashburn,
From Bordeaux
l5 quarter pipes CoGNAc, j. b. Baron. 1877.
20 casks Red Wine, Cotcs de Frontenac.
~ boxes V. Chateau Margaux.
IS boxes !. St Estephe.
l3i casks st. Julen.
l60 casks -. Paniliac.
% casks 81 Estephe.
$50 boxes Gantenac
3l3 boxes -. st. Julien.
~ pipes WHITE WINE, Hsut sauterne ..s
20 casks !.
1s quarter casks cocsAc. j. Bord, 1875
II eighth ..
10 baskets ANTsHTTE, extra superane, Chaayet.
G.. CAyARoC 4 CO.,
- lis Royal street
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5 Empty Bottles.

Empty Bottles. w
$50 baskets EMPTY BOTTLES, for sale by
C.. CAyARoc 4 Co.,
li6 Royal street
Demijohns.
1900 empty gallon DEsiJoHNs, for ssieby
G. GAyARoc A CO.,
liz Royal street.
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a young woman named Bigelow who participat-
Linn few days ago, marching about the city in
the midst Of rain, hail, snow and mud, was at
tackled the same night with Group and died before
morning. The home of the deceased was in Maine.
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E1-ship Cleopatra

E1-ship Cleopatra, e
+. Prom Narseilies-- A..
1860 baskets OIL, u ounces, ]. Plagnioi.
800 IL
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