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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14
ME GRHFENBERQ FAMILY

MEDICINES are prepared under the tmmedi-
sfs supsrvi7icn Il Skillful PHI aician, and theT
may Be- relied upon in al c-sss.
The fntsliigencs OF the community Is not ingulted
by the offer Of . single medicine which claims 70
sist OF eleven diIsrent Medicines, all unequaled IN
the Of the diseases Tor hton theT ace recon-
uer dsd smO1g which may be selected one apPr0prt-
ate to any Of the Diseases Incident 70 this eountry
and climate.
Ths Grafenberr Vegetable Pills are better Than
any other nd Of Pills in the W0rld-Frlce . cents.
The GrafenbeTg Uterine uatholicon Is an inlali-
BE remedy Tor AL Female dtseases-price tli5o
disease uf the kidnsys Uriaary dihieuty IN males
The GrRfenberg sarSaparilla Is By far the most
powerful and sflcaciOus compound in use-prics 81
The Graienbers Dyssntsry Syrup is certain and
quick remedy tor all diseases Of the boWes-price 800
The Grafsnberg Pile Remedy never falls to perma-
nsntly relieve this distrC sslns dt5eaae-prlce 81.
The Grafsnbarz Uhildreu's Panaosa is an inTalu-
able compound in ell diseases tnc2dent 70 en1dran
The grafsnberg Fever and Ague Remedy is 3 SOW
reign SPECIFIC for this particular diseasc-proe sec.
The Grafnberg Green Mountsia ointment exoel8
All other sslveS ifs curative elects price B cents.
nost asfonish II relisfin all pulmonary complaints
price $ bottle. (na- An eminent Physeian Of
HeW York. states that he hss known me " noefs
Consumptiye's Balm used with gieat success -
Dropsy. Our own eapsEisnes suhstaniiaIes bis
Tbs a. sienbsre Health Bittsrs are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prepared-priee 3 cenfs-
The GIRfenberg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled in 81
Inflammation OF diseases Of the Eye-prlee - cents.
Ma H B. KINGsLET-Dear Sir: We feel it q duty
Te owe to the public, to state that Marshall8 o.
fhOlicon Is a medicine Invaluable for complaints
clas5-f under the hsad Il Female Diseases We have
used your g. etenberg Medicines aud have been
greatly benefited theTeby7so much So t1aE were
the pree double, We would have them. To the thon-
sands Of sex Who suffering troM WeaZuat 1dls
We would recommend tire Oath0licon - asuro p9na-
cea- Ii gives strength 20 the sysiel-aEd enables
each Of the organs Of the body To- Per9r their ap-
propriare funcfions Mrs. ". OATnk,
Mrs E. WEEka,
Miss q. SWORM5IEII.
Medina March I. 1851.
NJ The above named Ladies We are parspnallT &C.
gusinted with, and know that ioE several years.
Ehils Ne lived in Medina, they were great IueFerg-
Miss s. has Teen 90 badly afdicte1 that II Was Elth
difculty she vas able 20 stand upon her eet- i3W
bottss Of CathOlicon entirely cured her Of her con-
piaintS Ny wife received great benent I'm tnll l
medicine. We recommend it to the LADIES' OF tlil
county aa safe and edic.ent remedy ior tne many
''I- ''-N' JOHN WEEKs,
Editor Canfsld Herald.
HB. KIEG8LET, OlsEaland,
ocfI.dkw Ganernt Arauf ~ nhra-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14
DR. H. q. BARRON,
TRIES MA


Protected BY Royal Letters Patent Of Eng and, and
Secured By the Seals Of the EcOle de Pharmacie
de Paris, and the Imperial College Of hsdirinss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

Is the efectual remedy for Relaxation, spermatoV
rhoea and exhaustion IF the System.
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely Graduates al traces Of
those disorders, for which OOpayia and Cuoebs have
generally been thought antidOte, TO the ruin q
the health of vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. 3,
Is the great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
for all Impurities OF the system, IS we'll ss secondary
SYMPTOMS; obFiating the destructive Of ~ ercle
~ as we'll as other deleterioEs Ingredients and
which all the Sarsapsrila in the world cannot re-
move TRIESEMAR nos. l. and are alike de-
void OF taste SMELL and Of all nauseating quall-
ties They are in the form Of lozenge, and may lie
on the toilet table without their being suspected
Sold in tin at IS each, or four 50 cases in one
for s. aud in 81 cases. thus saving So admins e
tered by Valpeau, Lallemands kOuE, 6e- " h0lesala
snd Retail By DR.. II A. BAkROWi l94 Bleeek St.
(four doors from McDOugal street, New York. I'M
medately on receipt Of remittance, DR.. Barrow viii
forward Triesemsr any part Of the world, secure
~ packed and addressed according TO the instrno-
tons Of the writer.
Tlse Friesemar can also be obtained ~ authority
Of Dr.. Barrow nom G. W. Clark Cleveland
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Tbe State Rlectlon.

Weg've be'ow, by counties The reported
msiorities so l.r As We have received them
y. u.IoRrrlTs FOR ron MAJopITlrs ron sEwETT
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The Cabinet and Military authoritisI Of our Gov
ernment are plainly sndoagOring 10 Immediately
belllOr, by extending we'll formed army the en-
tire eXteut Of the frontier, aud By extensive attaks
along the Southern coast Shall they be distracted
BY a failure TO increase the number in service on
tn -ir new and veil directed plan
Mary IN Northern Ohio have little idea cf the
Bacr fees nov being made By men and families in
other sections.
Let ms not be dlsgraced BY more delay, but at
once offer OurgelVes TO follow Dag aud earnest
l and patriotic leaders 20 victory and peace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

Is the ehectual remedy for Relaxstion, spermatoT
rhoaa and exhaustion If the System.
MnIEEnM A p NJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-04
aHERyFF SALE.

II virtue Of special execution to me d.
rectsd, issued from the office Of the Clerk
the District Court in and for the county OF
dar and State OF Iowa, in favor of Mary Han.
and against SeTvttus Tufts and Aristedus
r. have levied upon the 10 lowing property
v property of the said Seryetus TUFTS and
Adus Tufts to-wit:
northwest quarter and the east half Of the
invest quarter OF section thirty -four, town
eighty two, north Of range IL 0, west OF the
p. IN. containing 24O acres, more or less;
ALSO the southwest fractional quarter OF the
~sss quarter OF section eighteen. townss ip
3s"o, north OF range two, west ut the fifth
as'ning 10 24.l0O acres; and also the
-. =. me southeast quarter and the north
.s.Y; oi the southeast quar.et OF section
Sa...: nship eighty.iwo. range three,
t I1o acres; and also the north
~ 80. " '.e hofth west quarter Of section
49, ~ ""hsn'p cighiy-tmo. north Of
three, west, containing ~ acrs. III III.
ssss quarter Of tile north ,.e,t n,,arter nr
% tweive in township cight, two. north az
s"ree' west, containing 40 acres, with the
<nAhces thereon; said land il situated in
county, Iowa; :"
.nsh oner the same for sale at public out.
the Court House door in the town ,f
~ IN said county. on Saturday, the 18th day
r''s A. ID. 1861, ut one O'Clock p. Al. of
~. 70 ttisfy said execution and costs that
accrue thereon.
~ luis 10Th day Of March, A. D. 1851.
-, j. l.. BRADSHAW.
- oJ Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
De- IS rC,eeis6rated Rock Island and Davenpor,
FLOWS. on hand aud for sale by
-. ;. JAMES MYEk, sr
80 DhltLS And Grass Seed 6owers, on
IL ~ ssA w. JAS NYER ".
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Upton, April I'd, 1861.

ERANK LEsLIEs MONTHLY The
April number Of this admirable magazine
is before us, with all its rich contents of
Art and Literature. The romantic aud
beautiful novel of"Verona Brent is
continued. aud the eccentric course of
the high,spirited and beautiful heroine
rows more aud more interesting. Sew.
eral other 6ue tales, beautifully illustra-
ted, together with fine Poems and articles
Of universal interest, render the contents
4 this number more than usually sttrac.
tive. The engravings are varied and
beautiful, and the steel fashion plate and
the fsshicu ilkstrssicus srs 6s>ly sxeeo
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For the Upton Advertiser


Mr. EDITOR As planting time will
soon be here,a few hiuts to those intend
ing to plant sorghum, may not be out of
place.
LIST. Select good grouud-a high south
ern exposure is background not too
rich, but fair corn ground, as free from
weeds as possible. If a superior article
is wanted, clayey or sandy land is best.
I'd. Get good, pure seed, as much de.
ponds on this. Get of some one that
raised a good, pure article last year.
Soak your seed in quite warm water un-
tilabous ready to sprout. go or 40 hours)
Prepare the ground by puiveriziug the
soil we'll Mark it out four feet apart
north and south, and if you wish to get
the largest amount plaut from 4 to 6 kcr.
ne's in hill, one foot apart in the rows.
Plant on top Of the ground, not down in
furrow, covering not more than one
inch deep with hoe. The ground should
be we'll narrowed the day Of planting, so
as to give the cane a start of the weeds,
and cultivated on thoroughly with the
hoe in the beginning Plant as early as
possible that it may ripen in the warm
weather as it will be sweeter. The above
l think is the best way to raise the sugar
cane. If others know a better way. I
hope they will let it be known.
-..., s ... A. II. PERRY.
Tinton Anri1 Oh 1891
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DIsCREDITED BANKS.

from the Chicago Tribune, April list, 1861.
The following list embraces the banks
now thrown out, and the nine heretofore
rejected, with the amount and the value
per dollar Of their circulation on the 3lst
Of January last, as given in the valuable
report of Hon S. 4. Hurlbut, Chairman
of the Committee of Banks and Corpora.
tions, made to the Legislature on the
llth Of February. The value of the
bills will not vary very materially from
the figures here given. We shall pub
lish list Of the prices at which they
are bought, as soon as it is decided ut
what rates the brokers vii. buy them.
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The CouRr House SouARE.-As v

THE CoURT House SQUARE.-As will
be seen by another notice the Court
House Square has been placed under the
charge Of the Mayor. The county has
psid for setting out the trees that are
there, but many of them are dead and
need to be replaced and now is the tune
to d. it. We don't know what plan will
be adopted. bu, if a subscription paper
is circulated, We hope it will be literally
signed. With little expense and care,
We can have the incest Court House and
square in the State. Cedar county has
been liberal, now let our citizens show
their hand
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No. The following, from the Charles
ton Mercury, of the 18th, does not look
like Maj. Anderson was preparing to
eyacuate:
The activity of Maj. Anderson's garri-
son continues undated. The openings
in the face Of the south wall are being
closed up with stone blocks, and, as &C.
ment happens to be scarce, the joints are
formed of molten lead. Other changes,
useful and ornamental are IN progress.
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BOYS TAKE NorIcE AT the late NEE

BOYS TAKE NOrICE AT the late meet.
ing of the Board of Supervisors the fol-
loving resolution was passed:
RESOLVED, That the Mayor Of Upton
take charge Of the public square, aud
cause the same to be cleared of, and pre-
vent it from being used as place of re-
creation, and that the Clerk furnish the
Mayor with copy Of this resolution.
1t will be seen that the court yard can.
not longer be used as play ground, and
the boys must act accordingly.
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IA. The weather for two or three DAYS
has been quite pleasant, and the farmers
have beeu busy getting in Their wheat.

TIProN UNION ScHooL.-The exam
nations and exhibitions of the Union
School last week, passed off with great
eclat We were unable to be present
much of the time, but from what we saw
and heard, We are certain thst tic exam
inatious satisfied all present that thor
oughness is considered to be of greater
importance than rapidity of progress.-
We are sure that those who cry out
against our schools, do so because they
know nothing about what is done by our
teachers.
We were present at the exhibitions a
portion of each evening, and must say
that most Of the performers "acted we'll
their part" and had it not been for tho
rowdyism Of some hard cases from the
country, everything would have been sat
isfactory. The Upton Brass Band were
present and delighted the audience with
excellent music. The exhibitions we're
continued for four evenings, with crowd
ed houses all the time.
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ted, aud represent the newest styles Of
every kinds Of ladies' apparel. Itshould
be on every lady's work table.
Frank Leslie promises au unusually
rich number for Mary, new and charming
features having been in preparation for
some time.
HowE's ScALEs-We have at last n
great improvement in the machinery Of
Weighing. The principles Of leverage
found ia the old,fashioned even balance,
which was in. use three hundred yeas
ago, was BY Yankee invention spilled
to portable or platform scae about fifty
years since, and since that time we have
had no improvement in the principles or
adaptation of tho principles until "Tlre
Howe Scale" was introduced, some FIVE
or six years ago, which is fast taking the
lead of all other Scales.
lst, because they have done away with
the old check rods, which have cost the
farmers thousands OF bushels of grain to
overcome the friction occasioned thereby;
aud I'd, for their simplicity aud dursbili.
ty, and the small expense Of setting up
the ou' door scales for weighing hay, cat
tie, grain, &c, requiring no pit.
These scales are sold by local agents in
all the principle towns in the Northwest:
aud by Vandervoort, Dickerson & Co,
General Western Agents, 1919 and POI
Randolph ST., Chicago.
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aMarried,

April I'd, at the house Of the brides father by
Rev. RoBERT CARoTHEHs. Mr.. J. ". KNOTT to
Miss HATTIE STARR--both of Upton.
Our friends have shown that if they are not
wiser they are at least a. wise as their fathers
and have followed their example. sIay their life
be Is lappy as-iheir cake was good.
AT Virginia Grove. March %. by the Rev s. C..
FREkR. Mr.. GEORGE ToYNs, of Pennington IN -,
to Miss REBEcCAJ BoLroN, of the former place
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"a Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Muscatine Stove Store, ''Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, aod will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year
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TO CONSlNPTIVES.

t>HE pfERIlSER, havin. been restored 10 heath
Il IN few weeks hy very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a lung anee
ton, and that dread disease Cousunr.onis anxious
to make known to his fellow the ofcure
To all who desire it, he will send COPY Of the pre-
scripton used Gree Of charge, with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE Cure for CoSsvMPrIoN, ASTHMA, BRo NIGHTS, &c
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Informal
ton which he conceves to he invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, Il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiLLIAMspron, Kings County, New YORK.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-The next
quarterly meeting of the Cedar County
Teachers Association will be held at
Onion Grove, on Saturday, April 18th,
commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ Bust
ness Of Importance claims the attendance
of teachers generally.
II. D. Parsons
CHI Ex, Com.
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~ We hear that there has been a

rn We hear that there has been a
" Farmers Cub organized in this place.
Who are the officers or who belong to it,
we do not know. We hope it will pros
per, and that some one or more members
of the Club will write for the ADvERTIs-
ER,so that all may learn from and be ben
Gifted by the organ ization.
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NoTlcE ALI persons indebted to the
Subscriber, by note or account, will save
cost by attending to the same without
delay. A. HOLTSLANDER.
Upton, April 4th, 1861.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMEuS!

THE uNDERoiG ED having purchased the
right of ormon Goes Patent Rotary HAIR.
iDW for the county Of Scott. and the part OF
Cedar couny ), east Of tie Cedar river. is prepar-
ed to ill orders for limited number Of the
same. 1t j. a TACT that grain can he put in IN
ground in from one halt to one third Of the time
that it can be done with the common harrow I'D
do it so much better thai from three to five bush
ella mere can b raised per acre. These harrows
are made entirely ofiron, and are therefore ves.
durable. They will pay for themselves many
times over in ore season They are emphatic
ally q money-saving. and time-saving harrow
Call and ace them. A. H. PERRY.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. 3lst, 1861.
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No. See advertisement Of Prof. L.
M1LLERS Hair Invigorator, and Liz
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
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Onion Grove MAKE, Reno

For week ending March 18Th. 1861.
Whea', 6zM65; Corn. l5@l7: oats. 00@ls: Tim
othy seed, S2.25: Clover seed. So. 25et 90: Butte
l0c; Salt. $1.75 " hbl. Nm FRIEND.
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M See Advertisement Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.
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FARMERS TAME NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased the right CT
CoNkLlN Il MENTIONS PATENT BROADCAST
SEED sOwER for the counties OF Cedar. Jones. and
Linn, would respectfully inform the public that he can
supply limited number Of these machines, which are
manufactrred and sold at his farm at ONION GROVE,
Cedar county, Iowa.
This mac hine posses the following merits: ls.-Sim
phcity IN construction. Id ghtness of draught
Ill" III not clog in sowing grain seed wet dry
Nh-Amount sown always and easily regulated
WI SOW from two to ten feet wide, desired
bth-W i'll SOW from twenty to twenty i've acres In
Jay WIN saving of one peck to the acre Of seed
'h-mhi yeid from three to Ave bushels the acre
more than il sowed by hand.
NJ. SPRINGSrEED.
Onion Grove. FEB. 9th, ls6l
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which we offer At greatly reduced prices. They
must be sold.
We adhere strictly to facts and low prices
We defy oil competition and are determined to
he understood by none. Come one. come all
come everybody and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere; we charge nothing for
showing goods.
tss-Wc will pay the highest price for all kinds
of produce.
Onion Grove, Feb. 5th ls6l--n5 #sEF II
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Corrected weekly by F.BACON, dealer in Pro
duce, Dry-Goods. atc.
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"neas-New 6s@70, Flour. 81 50 Dbl
winter. LOO. Corn, in the ear. zoe.
narleS. sOc. Osts-New, l5c.
beans 4Oc9o0. Eggs. 20.
Apples-Green. @Sa00. Butter. l5c.
DRIED. $3.50. Hides-Gieen, 10.
Lumber. Sl0130 v 1000. Drytjnt0 Alou
Ia~ esttlA % ~ . ~ 80 per ~
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~ Mark your bags, and in order to
do that right, call on A. II Perry, at
Browns cabinet shop, and get your
name cut In brass, that will last forever.
He has the tools and lux to do it with.
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distinguished medical gentleman says, in letter
to the proprietor ~ may he little irregular for
to say anything in favor Of patent medicine; tu. still
must bear witness 20 the efficacy Of pr. Hcofand's
Bslsanc Cordial Ny wife had long been suffering
under . violent cold. which defed all the curative
means at my command; when. without my knowledge,
she purchased bottle Of the Coriia and vsi-
bly, relieved that myself procured second bottle for
her; taking the contents Of which she radically
cured"
This invaluable remedy to the efficacy Of which o,h-
er medical men have testified, well the writer OF
the above, is
Prepared only Ivy nr. c. NJ. Jackson. ss Arch street,
Philadelphia. and Tor sale by Druggists and storekeep
n hottie
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Hollands German pills.

being well known throughout Europe and America,
need no commentator here. They are purely vegeta-
BILE arc prepared with great exactness aad sugar
coated. Nobetter Cathartic Pill be found. PRIcE,
Is cts. per box.
These medicines are prepared by Or. C. NJ. JACKSON
4 Co., Philadephi Pa. and St. Louis. Mo-, and are
sold hy druggists and dealers In medicines everywhere
The signature Of c. u. JAcKsoS will be on the outside
Of each bottle or box,
In our "EUersbody.s AfnanneJ' published annual
", you will fnd testimony and CONNER dary roticss
hon ali parts the country Thsse Almanacs CIV.
en- away BY all Agents. And in Upton " Rsisayt
q NcNams.s. and Rochester BY Nathaniel Baker, IN
Sp4uS3aIe ~ Ihos. smss Co.,, ADD IN Msp6snsosvals
- ffHaa n. 6Nsut.
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MusCatlne Market.

Davenport Market.
"heat, 70@75c. Oats, l7c. Barley. 33c.
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wheat. 670G9c. Corn in ear, l5c. Oa,s l2Q
~. Barley. 23c. Butter 8. Egss6.
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~ Show rs a Necspoper chose columns are a
oil times cro.cded ,cish nssD Adcwtisaue.ls. sd rs
sciN shosc you co'nrMsty alive r.h ts's"'sss md
enterprise The age i a mov.s one MN that
sta''ds IN these Latter days. piu ~ short trne, find
himself bSli.sd his eos>pstaoss. ~
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Tobacco and Cigars.

yer offered in this market which we are able to
fer twenty-five per cen. lower than the ususl
etail price.
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QUEEN SW ARE

Is uncaqualled In the Marke. az to quality and
price. We have large amount, which we are
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
Also, a general assortment of Kerosene Lamps
and burners. which can be fitted to fluid lamps
with but li:tle cost.
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