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The London Times Correspondent.
Fr,u the New Orleans Picsyune


MORE OF DR. RUssELL.-The closing words Of Mr.
" IL Russells last letter from Mobile. some pre-
cious extracts from which we made this morning
we're Il leave for New ORLEANS TO mOrro6.' In
the New York papers that came to hand to day, we
find his tenth letter to the London Times, bearing
date New Orleans, May 2j 1t forms part Of the
details of the news brought by the Europa. The
document contains sOme edifying reading for those
of the friends of the writer in the Confederate
Stairs who linking they were paying hOspitable
attentions to an English gentleman, WILL perhaps
be surprised to find how greatly they were mistaken
on that point
We have already shown the writer Of these let
ters to be capable of using information confidential
" impaired, in manner calculated to intict seri-
Gus injury upon those who, relying upon his honor.
freely trusted him. We now find him Utteling to
the world the most outrageous falsehOOds of his
own cOinage for it cannot be that any of those
with whom he formed acquaintanceshIp while in
this CITY, could possibly have msrepresented our
society," our institutions, manners and customs,
the character OF our people and the transactions of
our authorities as he has done We lack patience
to tax, up in detail, the baseless and, therefore,
base aspersons with which this tenth Russell letter
overfo@s Il is all black with mendaeity, from be-
But we will give a brick from this Babel, in Or
der 10 enable the reader 10 form some idea OF the
shape of the whole structure. Here it is; admire
it
E3pIishmen will be surprised to hear that within
a few days British subjects living IN New Orleans
have been seized, knocked down. carried off from
their labor at the wharf and the Workshop and
forced by violence to serve in the volunteer rsnksl
These cases are not isolated. They not in twOs
and threes but in tens and tWenties; they have not
occurred stsalthily or in byways; they have taken
place in the open day and in Tie streets Of New Or
leans. These men have been dragged along ike
felons, protesting in vain that they were British
subjects. Fortunately their friends betbought them
that there was still British Consul in the city who
you'd protect his untrymen-English, IrIsh OF
Scotch. Mr. Mure, when he heard Of the reports
and Of the evidsnces, made energetic representa-
Ito to the authorities, who after some evasion
gave orders that the Impressed volunteers should
be discharged, and the "Tiger Rifesn and other
companies were deprived Of the services of thirty
five British subjects whom they had taken from
their usual ayocations.
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PresiHent DavIs.

Tie Richmend correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier describes reception given b. President
Davis, and concludes as follows:
The President always looks well, but never 70 rly
mind is he so much in his element as when the cen
tire Of an almirin5 thrOlg thT5 wing out thosc brill
liant scntlSfonS Of thought with which his fertile
mind is so pregnant This was especially the case
this evening. Not only was each gentleman met
with a kind and different greeting from that
ceived by his neghbOr but after the foTmalities Of
the introduction were over the freedom with which
he moved hitheF Gnd thi.her, dropping q ccmpli-
ment 70 one. calling up some reminiscence OF the
past to another touching gently upon the events Of
the time TO third relating Ure1 but appropriate
anecdote 10 fourth, aud making himself enlinently
agreeable to all, did not fail to produce upon the
minds Of his visitors the impression experienced by
every man who spends even i've minutes IN the
Presidential presence. Davis edOrns the social cir
Gle as well ss he has the forum or the field. Com
bInrg the freedom Of the friend with the caution
Of the diplomat yet giving full scope 20 his fine con
versationGl abilities, he draws out, and puts
more into his auditors, with less restraint and less
effort than one would believe possible on look.
YOU listen and you talk. Msgnetized BY one Of the
most irresistible smiles in the world charmed with
his language and yet Involuntary drawn into the
expression Of your own sentiments, you soon Cor
get that you are talking with the President of the
Southern Union, and remember only the man. Such
is President Davis in the parlor What he is in the
cabinet. as statesman and soldier the world already
knows.
Moving around in the crowd were two micro
gcopic Davises-Msggie and JEFF. JF.-as handsome
and brilliant pair Of hOusahsld angels as ever
blessed parents heart. Maggie Is what the ladies
would call perfect gem She has large brown,
expressive eyes, long lashes, which buC for natu-
raj vivaClty would give her an almost pensiye cast
of countenance; round rosy cheeks; G sweet little
nose and mouth; q dImped chin; foe growth of
black hair, clipped short on the neck, and clear
rosy complexion; add 10 these charms, a tiny form
pretty enough to belong to a divinity, and you have
a penand ink portrait Of diminutive specimen of
humanity who would make jewel Of a picture
in shy kind Of setting, whether she belonged to a
President "or any other man.
The other Davis-yoUng Jeff-is chubby, broad
shOuldercd, greyeyed big-headed brown haired
chap years old, fat, fair and fresh as rosebud,
but beyond these points he is boy, like any other
The father seems proud Of both these paintings,
and as they edged through the crowd and took
place by his side once twice, though engaged IN
conversation with number Of gentlemen r)und
him. he still found time to bestow upon them the
smiles and Caresses of affection.
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The petition for Certiorar il this case alleges ir
substance that one Hugh johnson departed this life
in December, 1859 and that the petitioner is sole
heir at law and distributes Of his estate that the
residence of the deceased was in Hawkins county,
in this State; that after his death paper purpOrt
ing to be his last will and testament was offered and
admitted to probate in the county Of Sullivan, in
which the deceased bad no residence" and one
Samuel +. Gaines was qualified executor thereof.
IL is further alleged that the petitioner desires
contest the validity of said supposed will and TO
this end il is prayed that writ Of eertiorari MAY
issue to the Clerk Of he County Court of Sullivan
requiring him to transmit 1.-The original paper" to-
gether with transcript Of the proceedings to the
Circuit Court Of Hawkins, that an issue may be
there made US to try the validity of the same.
The certiorari was awarded but . { the return
term, the same was dismissed; and from this judge
ment an appeal in error was prosecuted TO III s
court It is certainly true if the facts be stated
in the petition, that the county court Of Sullivan
had no jurisdiction to take the probate of the will
or to grant letters testamentsry to the executor.
See Code see. 81. 60. Il is equally true neverthe
less, that the circuit court of Hawkins had no in
risdiction of the case made by the petition. The
paper having been admitted TO probate in the coun
~ court of Sullivan that probate must stand until
revoked or vacated by that court reversed by
the proper appellate tribunal upon appeal or writ
of error. / Meigs Dig. sec. 4, G, 3, 453.
Assuming the facts to be as alegedin the petition,
application should have been made to the county
court of Sullivan to have the probate vacated and
annuled; aud upon refusal to DO so on appeal
writ of error might have been prosecuted 10 the
circuit court of Sullivan.
For this view, the judgment must be affirmed.
MCKINNEY.
\ true copy: ". r. Cls~kLL, Clerk.
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The isolated case o. tTO of men who, having 81
listed N the army thought better Of IL and, IN areR
to get plesded thar slIsgisnis to tic British
crown, snd INVOKED tie inerosi5 "a of tho B.itlsh
Consul herc. foEta the SOLE sa6sSat u Of this gross
y exaggerated statement. In the House Of Com
mons, ON the Soth Of May Lord John InsselI said
IN reply 10 q question
have received Communication from Mr. Mura.
the Consul az New Orleans, who SAYS that sr Eng
lishman whe 70 named bad been seized and tsken
away to serYO N tho militia He Immediately made,
q representation ~ the Governor, who said he
would give redress AMI the Lnglishnsn was iulme-
diateIy released.
And this IS the egg out OF which The fertile fancy
Of the coFrssponaent OF The LOnd0n T,Esss hss
hatehed mOnsrrcus invention.
The remainder Of this latter IS Eiade up 81 m6sii
injurious misstatements as 70 the state Of aHaira
private and public in the city Of New Orleans,
grossly erroneous information on political matters,
and the conduct Of the war. and sneers at the pro
LESSONS Of kindly feeling on the part OF the Con-
federate Ststes Government towards England We
spare our readers further detsils, our only object
being to expose to them new example Of that sort
of gratitude for which foreign travellers and pen
men on this continent are proyerbiahy notable
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FEDERAL Go eminent u please drect TIE AsrtcIg
Letter kspress (upte cover eDcions fer
riage IN the ast place, 1t will require tie pre- payent Of
The Conieders postage reach Nashville and Government
cent envelope teyond this cit and carria
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.DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BfIiOusness Head.
ache. &c

FENHERE has never been CATHARTIC medicine offered 70
public that has given such entire satisfaction sS Ac.
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
the tender infant; prompt and powerful in
removing Bilious Secretohs Acid Impure, Feted Matter
from stomach In fact they the cay Pills that should
be used in mslarious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain IN the Sousch
Bowels though active aad searching their operation,
promoting healthy ssetions Of the Liver and Kidneys VINO
BiiouS1eSE, Headache Snd Foul Stomach, when
90 cheap remedy can be snedI Keep them constantly
hsnd; single dose taken h prevent hours days.
months Of sickness Ask FOR Dr. J. H McLeans Cniver
Pills other Being coated they tsteess Price
only box, and be sent by mail to part Of
the United States
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
CorneYof Third and Pine streets, St. LOUIS NO.
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NASHVILLE TENN sUSDA July A. 1861
Teachers wanted.

FT4E undersigned wishes Is ssxesA Lady 70 Fssds in hls
fsza!iy 70 insract tT snail cnEarsn Il ssditicn
tbs rs-st bTans se =cs Be give lessonsca the
Rs-e: hone nssd sppy except hcas presenting goos
1nonials. ToE4sru-E sppIg q - Jas Y WILSON
-tv5-iB ~. feasss.
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Notice to Bend holders.

OFFICE NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD OozPaNF,l
Nashville, Tsnu., July (, sol.
Il He interest due lst jul l5ei Bonds Nash
vile AMI Chattanooga Raj rOGa Comply will paid
ne ohee OF the Company In NahVIe Tenn
Of the Ooupons snied BY he cefaa Of he ComprO
Ter OF the stae thai Tx may Ia ~fally ts
The Legi stsrs Of the ste bv having
prohibited tie o. nseFest such Bonds
ed the 18th day Of April 1851, may be owned By
cit corporations sf the sgedUGinz Sates
Ut Stsr2so and consitu ed the st Compsro
Ter the sole judge Of tie question, who payment
fully zsGe. N. GLbAYEs Treasurer
juiy6-im BGP
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NEW MAIL ACCOMMODATION.
rRIvATE LETTER MAI
no aud from the FcdernI states

Lib LETTERS for The northern States enclosed In an out
~ side enVeope fboh envelopes being psepad) an fre
en- % ne st Nashville TeRnee With cans enclosed in the
outside envelope will be carried Franklin, KY and
hfe mailed Tor tEer proper desnati0n in The old
II manner eEs en- the old States maybe directed
20 lae Is krankus XIV, and IN cTy them t. Nash
siie rem Ani mail them their p1oper dnson South
'ouha neo lvslsnt = prepay inside envelopes Tor rant Of
ne proper STAMPS Gen may be enclosed 10 postage
aps Of either Coniederay cash, and viii prepay and
p WUTTFSTDFs
iehn' jUly6dlma
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ATTACH meuG.

~ ANIEI DEAN vs. J S. holt In this easel spre ring 70
NV zasrac. ION, iaL taeu,t usI rCLCJ DCn
O. he state Of I'd tn h spI err a. u
plain 10, IN Jhe dtfrnusn dubUd % Inn II
lars te, al ore CrdeTe
by Inc that public tlon made hs y shvl'e Unen and
american Tor four successive week. said Ce dali
cnott TO sp Re ore of 10 he Of Lin
den Perry coUay, 'see th 3s day OF Aay, leo u
plead answer or 1rpur sad tScnmsu viii be
Stt for hea ring ex . arte This April l9sh, 1851.
JOHN LARKTN, J. P,
nAyl6-W4iprEfseS3 tST Perry cpgsty Team.
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The Company refer the Chiefs Of lie Southern Coneracy
z EARL, Esq Cashier City Bank.
JOHN KIRK can, Esq President Union Bank.
u WEAvER, Esq CASHIER Planters Bank.
Hessrs. DOUGLAS ( &c, Merchants.
-" WHEJEsS & Co, Bank rs.
Parties in the Confederate Government DESTROYS Of sending
Letters to the Federal Government will please direct the
to sricda Letter Egprets Co., Nashville, (under
err encosDg fifteen cents N Stamps
u s. Government Envelopes Stamps OF
Do czd them Tie rate above gwen Is FER letters 10.
eee1ng IN weight, letters Weighing ounce
will have contain sufficient money pay according Iegu
lar pos'al rates
Iune2A-dl| PES
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Peace or War--A Fermans MT Block
ade Impossible.
iREAT BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READY.MADR CLOTH
ING, ETC., ETC.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS 4 Co..

ETAvIEG confidence Br LncoIn's ability to sustain
his policy, blocksd Dg Southers ports, 70
close the large stock IN Anticipation Of Fall impOraOns
Eu'0ps.
WehIYe Just received ard F open O-orrow ex eusvs
sgnmeRt OF miscellaneous merchant s be sold
whhout an advance in rates. Te invariably cash.
&c trail -retiOn Rooms,
iuly4-t' No IS and q College street.
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Cd o.
FEEHIS Is altogether medicine tie result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstract method OF irrespective OF all the old and
worn out systems published b. accomplished quacs to the safer
Ing Dr. Wright, we'll knoEng the deepor Pracsed upon the
uninate felt his duty az to have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical Facult Ehe, Sihsat dissenting
vece, have given In their adherence 10 Its perfect AID undivided
control the whole physical when bis frame has been
redHceas and when all other medicines known the Pharnaco
ps have been tried in vain Long thought Of patient
Investigation, and MI desperdRdHHl determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and be Offers the Elixir 10 sur
erng humanity the only thing that tie following
diseases-usmelyI
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecility,
Determination Of Blood to tie Head,
Confused Ideas,
HyBteFia,
General Initabllity,
Restlessnees and sleepIesBness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaeiatioa,
Low sprts,
Disorssnizston Of the 0FzazS Of
Generation,
Palpitation CT the Heart,
And, In fact all the eoneoiants Of and debitaed
state Of the system.
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Wheat WLeat---ROck city Mills.
EET sars buying Wheat and Corn, for which we are
Wv prepared to psy n Pa and Receivers having
either for sale, will please give ca Office the Mills.
G)RDAN, BAUMAN 4 Co,
july4-lm Rock City Mills.
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Pa CLA IA TI-ON
ISHAm G HAIR RIS.
Governor OF abe State of TenueSS

ISHAm G HARRIS.
Governor OF abe State of Tennessee.
To the Se1rifs Of the several counties of sad STATE
GREETING:
a-cord4Ese it'll act Of the General Assembly o. said
Strife. passed May 9Th SCI. hereby commanded to
ope and h1d escona all the Of holding elections
your respecuve unties THURSDAY tbs day august
next the econ Of slegses repr Ten
G0verrm the confederate America
Of said Legal be eecsi from each Of the Ongession-
al establish by Law, said election
dGc in the anS aLdsF
prevailed heretofore in Congressional elections.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set ny hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to Re affixed
u tina Department in Nashville s 2h day Of June
} s. D.. 1861 IsHAM @, HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
]. e. B. RAY, Secretary Of State,
iUne29-td
PROCLAMATION
TSIIAm HARRIS, GOV. OF TENNESSEE
To ali VI no shall see these presents,
Greeting:
LII Volunteer Organisations the State who have here
~ tofore drawn Arms and do not hold themselves in
readiness for immediate service, hesei required
turn them Immediately, the state Arsenal in Nashville,
the penalties Of the Law will be enforced
IN testimony whereof, have hsTeunt7 set ny hsnd
and caused the Grand Seal OF the State, be afixed
}Ls at the department., in Nashville, this Gth day Of
} May A. 1851
- By the Governor ISHAM G HARRIS.
q RAY. Secretary NJ sssts alAF-p -
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Co~r-aorIFE's crurE

Co~r-RoLIFE's CFTCE
NASHVILLE Tenn July %, ISL
Y virtue an act OF the gsature gsed tie LIST inst
hereby give nse, that the interest upUn ell state bonds
Or Bonds upon which state be liable vii &c paid az th
place said bonds not oWnet now or were t own
ed on or subsequently, the 18Th OF APRIL sb ny cs or
corporations Slayeol STATES OF he INIT ia 80
America Satisfactory proof Of ownership on 2ad eef the
18th Of April required The sdaVit Of the holder ana
other proof party pcrso ally we'll EroEn tsteE
before Notary Public other authorized TO administer
An oath in the country Vhee taken. Cs and oTRons
Of friendly foreign powers will he Pa sterling or tsF
change. u. 7. DUNLAP, C0ugEc
ia IS d&wlw
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RI u. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH LINZ
MENTs
chest External in the World for Wan OF


TEyHOUsANDs Il beings have been ssved life Of de-
crsptude ana misery, ny the use Of this inTusbs Liar
nent Il will reeVa PAIN ALMOST ipstsntaneeusy, and Ii
viii cleanse purify heal the toulest SORE in 81 incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC oil IMMINENT will re-
Usve The most inveersts Of Rheumatism, Gout Neu
raIga Paralysis Co tracted Muscles Stiffness Weak
nes n the Joints, Musc Lgaments, Il will never fail
Two applications will Throat Headache Earache
For Burns or scslds Sny Pain Infs5le hemedy
TRY H. and Won will 6nd ind pens5le remedy. Keep j:
6lWays hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERs any having charge OF horses
viii save money by using Acesns VocaTc Oil Lniment. II
IL speedy and nfalliUe for Calls sprans, Ckses,
Swelling, Llmenes sEeeny Sores Wounds, Scratches,
external disease. Try it, and you will lie convinced.
DR J. 4. mel Ak, Sole Proprietor,
saint Louis NO.
Tor1ze at ProprstOrs prices by Berry Demoylls sadG
~ HsndeTshctt. maT-Sd- tE&Ey
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Casb Pald for railroad stock.

TGNrTp 70 uuThass to al 40 orasT,one 70 to thousan
~ ba-s- ~ NASHVILLE and Cdasas0gs Rsllrozd st0eks
A0iderS "i'oiHs " ''''' RREEcHE Re
Igue2s-Im MsEkfsi s
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shoe Makers wanted.

FETEH FTFFEBN Shoe wanted to make Kip and
thick work. Constant employment and prompt pay
qui of 8. COLLINS & Co,
j ly5-Im Ain Block, Nashville.
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A Certainty for an Uncertainty
$4,000 WORTH
DRY GOODS TO EXCHANGE FOR
NEGROES.

Il HAVE 4 sTOOE OF DRY GOODS, two thirds OF which
suited the fall trade embracing large lot Ct Winter
Olhing Boots Shoes Hats, g &C. believe bett
he iound in the courtTy st the time
better point sell heE. h to inclu Store house and
Dwelling Th. Cows to be taken at market cost and fair
price allowed for Negroes in exchange Re- particulars address
@ DENNIS,
iune25-d2v salisbury, Hsrdemsn & Co., Tenn.
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DIR. J. H. RlsLGAN's
Strengthening Cordial
BLOOD PURIFIER
HEALSH AND STRENGTH

the BIoOd-Teptorinp ths sick, suffering invalid 20
HEALEH AND STRENGTH
There is 10 SsiSIake about IL.
It will cure Lvei Complaints, Dyspepsia, Darh0a, Dysen
terry He4dao De Of Spirits, Fever and Inward
BeyeF Bad Breath, any disease Of the LVeZ Stomach or Bow
els.
M GE ETLEM en- you wish to be Healthy, strUng and
Vigorous7
TP LADIes do you want the Bloom Of Health to mount to
oar Cheeks again 7-then goat cree and get
HcE,easi3s StFengtheutu Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay not moment tis ~a-rsuted to give saisctlon
viii sure any the Kidneys Womb or Bladder Faint
. DISTRACTED Menstrual Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
ness or any arising Chronic or Nervous Debility,
is sn InfalIibe Remedy.
FOE Chill Oks En-
you SICILY puny Children, to be Healthy
Strong ana Robust 7then give Them @csAN's ATRENGTH
BSIEG CORDIAL, (see tie directions On each bote it is de-
hcous to take
OBe tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, s
preventive sganst Cts AID Fever yellow Fever, ohoe or
any prevailing disease.
~ eau ION l-BsEsTe Of Druggists or Dealers who may
try palm upon you bste OF Brs sETsspaa (Which
they buy cheap By saying is just good There ars
BASE enough tC ssa part Of name 70 dub thei
ILEdecOc0ns Avoid sues Infamous PIRATES and their
viliano scomp0unds Ask Tor Dr. ,. u NeLean strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else II is the
emily remedy that vii Purity your God thoroughly and at
the time, STRENGTHEN and INYIGOkATE the whole
organization It is put up large B0tles-Sl per BOTTLE or
DR. J: h McLE AN, sols Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, G. Louis, 30.
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Change of Location

YINa compsllsd to 90 souh, account Of the health
nv family will located for the winter at the slaN
depot " Poindexer, Little Co., No g Barene street. Ne
Orleans where vail be pleased to friends and will give
prompt atteutos 20 Of all property consigned N.Y.
Agents and Jas soruggs, will attend to depot in
Nashville, and negroes that csnnot be So Nashville BY in
By strict aent on to business OF part my and agents
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron Tetoore eK
tended me respectfully solicit the fSvors - wing pus
uess in nv line, either Tor Nashville or New 0rl,
poylI-f WILL L. b I'd, JR
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COUNT.
OFFICIAL.
JohnsOa vs.. Gaines, Ex'r.

Decisions OF the supreme Court OF tha
state OF Tennessee, at Knoxville Sep.
TEMPER Term, LEGO.
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Drug Notice.

Drug Notice.
ENRoM this date wiILse exclusively for CASH. The
present Of Affairs compels adopt course,
hope customers viii not ssk dsVae from it.
mGy25-G DRMOYLLLE co.