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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

WAsHSGroN, Jan. >.
\ number Of members Of Congress have
gone up to attend the funeral Of Winter
Davis at Baltimore. His sudden death has
produced deep impression here.
Yesterday morning the mail service on all
the routes which have been let in Virginia
West Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima and Florida went into operation. 1t is
said that but few routes remain vacant in
the first three States.
Senator Wilson's bill granting a million
acres of land to our public schools is attract
ing considerable attention. There are up
wards of one thousand applicants for admis-
sion on the rolls at present,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General Grants Movements.

General Grants Movements.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.
The funeral Of Henry Winter Davis in
Baltimore was attended by many Of the
most prominent people in Washington.
Gen. Grant and party are expected back
in day or two from the wedding. The
general will not start south again for q
week or two.
There is considerable talk here to-day over
the allegation of the colorcd people that the
President refused to see them on New Years
Day. 1t is alleged that the President gave
orders that the colored people should not be
admitted till the reception was over when
be Immediately retired to his private apart
ment. The cOlOred people were then admit
ted to take very brief look at the public
rooms IN the Presidential apartments.
Several memebers of Congress who ar
rived here during the recess have been pre-
pairing important bills which they will intro
duce Immediately after Congress meets.
1t is rumored that Senator Dool:ttle has
prepared speech in which he will take
strong ground in favor Of immediate admis-
sion of the Southern claimants. The first
contest will be over the Tenn. delegation.
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VALUABLE PRESENTS,

for new subscribers, worth from sl.25 for one new
subscriber, up % so for forty subscribers. IL
offers any Of our Home and Foreign Monthlies for
year all the Foreign Quarterles, Wehsters New
Dictionary complete, Shakespeare Works, various
beautiful Bo0Ss, Bakers best Sewing Machine, &C.
has long been the chief often the only paper Of
that large and influential class Of persons who hold
firmly T. the Orthodox faith and pOlty, the princi-
the National Council and this is the reason that
discerning business men value the paper SO
lirLlyas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

Dr,7 LETTER SALE.-The great sale Of
-, accumulated through the year in
o. Gead Letter office was commenced on
nrday. Over halt the immense catalogue
n ,,ticlcs Of jewelry, largely of the IDOL
ar Sort, but with sprinklIng enough OF
the genuine to induce lively competition.
Upwards of three hundred articles in the
collection are packages OF Tatent medicines,
in the shape of pills, powders, unguents,
oils, old school and new school, allopathic,
homeopathic, Thompsonian, eclectic and all
sorts, for the relief OF every mslady known
70 man or woman There are over one
hundred and fifty gold Csupposed to beg
watches on the catalogue, and no end of
silver watches. Also, an Undesirable med e.
ley Of all the varieties Of wares known to
civilization. Amongst the odd articles thus
passed through Uncle Sans mails, finding
their way to the Dead Letter Office, are sets
Of shoemaker s tools, packages Of type, la
dies wigs, bundles Of clothing, duplicate
parts of sewing maeines, packages Of felt
hats, iron coz wheels (small), lots of lamp
wicks, dress elevators, false bosoms (ladles,)
shoulder-straps, pieces Of a piano, lamp
burners, hundreds Of military books, &c,
The proceeds from the sales will be depos-
tied, subject TO the order of the owners,
should any Of them ever turn up.
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Browns Bronchial TrOches

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE on THE PARTS, Owe
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Fo Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRocHEs ARE Used WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troeaes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. The Troehes are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article Of true merit, and having prOred their
efficacy By test Of many wears, each year find.
them in new localities in various parts OF the world
and the TrOehe, are universally pronounced better
than other articles.
rOBrAIS only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TKocHEs." and
do not take any of the Eorfhiss' limitations that
may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and
Foreign Countries, at 81 cents per box.
Oct 25
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Scraps.

The people Of Leyden, Holland. recently
made rad on the cats of the town. and in
one night slew some six hundred. They had
no music in their souls, and dIdn I want 50
much mewsic in their ears.
An Irish peasant beng asked why he per
mitted hls pig to take up his quarters with
has family, made an answer Astounding with
satirlcal HGIete, why not? Doesn't the
place afford every convenience that pig can
require?'
At the meeting Of the Taunton Associa-
tiOn Of Ministers at Fall River last week
one Of the pastors lamentIng the small num-
Ter Of children in his Sunday school, wac
asked by another if many marriages were
taking place in the parish. No." be re-
IlIed sit is too much like heaven in that
respect"
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Sprtial 0Otites.
RS. NsL ow.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents 10 the Attention Of Mothers Ter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

and they had no longer any interests separ-
ate from the mass of the American people.
lie predicted that the cOlored people would
soon be allowed to testify in the courts and
the removal Of all their disabilities. He
urged industry, thrift and the cultivation Of
mind and kind feelings towards all.
The speech was enthusiastically re-
ceived AMI the utmost good order prevailed.
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. HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXIST
FOR THE USE OF
DurnO's Catarrh Snuff,

Which, in the first stages ola cold acts Ike mage
Headache, Hoarseness. Diphtheria and Bronehitis'
Sore Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell being the
result Of Catarrh. This snuff removes and prevents
all these, and injuries a healthy Head Its enec's
are pleasant and safe even for infants who hs
from snufies.
Ihas the highest prOfe ,sional testimonials
by all Druggists, or sent by Mail to ell parts
for 40 cents for One Box, or 81 for four Boxes
Address, JAS. DURNo. P. o. Box w.
New Yors.
Wholesale, by D. BARNES CO., 81 Park Row, n. .
n, d4w6m,
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Married.

IN shelburn Dec Il at the residence Of II L
Miner, Esq, by Rev. 4 L. Cooper Mr. Ambrose A.
Drew Of Burlington and Miss Marion L. Russell II
Shelburne.
In Burlington Dec. 3lst, by Rev. MN. Petty,
Mr. William II. Mcbride and Miss Sarah A Brown
ell, both OF Colchester.
In Jnderhil, Dec :, 1865, by Rev H. Webster,
Mr. I'd gar E Herrick, Of Milton, TO Miss Sarah VI.
Tyler, Of the former place.
In Col chester, on Monday, Jan. list, by Rev. J.K.
Converse, Mr.. Onyx Adams Of Battle Creek, Mich
to Miss etsey N. Wickware Of Colchester.
In Rsse I, VI. Dec p. 1865, by Rev. S. Parmelee
Mr.. Ira A. Tracy Of Mooers New YORK, to Miss
Mary 4. Bliss, daughter Of Deacon Simeon Bliss Of
the above place.
In New York City, on Wednesday, Dec. q, by
Rev. DR.. Ossood, Thomas D. Robinson and Mary L.
daughter II Alfred Brooks, all Of New York.
In the Congregational Church Hinesburgh, on
Tuesday evening Jan. 2d Chester'M. Perrin VI. d.
OF East ST. Johnsbury and Marion f. Benedict O:
Hinesburgh.
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News of the week.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK, Dec. rs.

-NEN 1Ohh, DSS-
A Washington dispatch SAYS that Secreta-
~ AeCulloch denies that he wished or
needs the loan of 500 600 900 asidefrom the
regular revenues of the Government as has
been currently reported.
Gen. VIM E. Strong, Inspector General
on Gen. Towards staff, returned to Wash
lngton yesterday from three months tour
IN the southwest. He reports affairs in the
interior of Texas in deplorable state Much
destltutlon exists among the blacks and
whites The blacks are willing to work but
the whites are not in a condition IN ,unnlv
them. The latter are also uniyersaIlv cdu,
planned Of for bad treatment and yioIat;oD q,
OF such contracts as had been entered into
Bitter hostility to the Government and gen.
eral lawlessness prevails.
So great was the ignorance Of the whites
that they scarcely knew that the war had
ended and the blacks thought themselves We,
slaves. When President lJohnson's brother
was accidentally wounded from the discharge
Of his gun, number Of surgeons were ap.
Piled to for professional treatment Each
one refused his services because be was
brother to the President, and be was Obliged
to send nearly 100 miles for Federal sur
gen, and died solely for want of prompt
MEDICAL aid.
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Died.

her son-in-law T. J.. Haskins, Mrs. Ruth Atwen
sed 9S years months and Is days
n. Y. Tribune please copy
At the residence her son in the city Of Beaver
Dam, wisconsin, Tuesday Dec. goth 1865, Mrs.
Lewis Higbee,I, ears.
Vermont 49, copy.
In Indianapolis, Ind, Edward K, son Of Henry
Whitney, Of this city, aged . years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

OLD DosE.-Ihe leading physicians in
Paris have come to the conclusion that one
Of the best pregentiyes Of cholera Is rum
mixed with tea and in consequence Of this
an Immense consumption has taken place in
france within the last fortnight. This med
icine was known IN Ireland a great many
years ago, for the old song says.
What made me funny and risky
Vas when put crane in MY tay,
BE me sowl II was nothing but whisky 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

A NV MoDE.-The most inspired and
distinguished Of the New York hair dressers
has introduced the custom Of dressing the
hair Of his lovely customers, by adding and
blending with tie natural growth tresses Of
false hair-locks of yellow are intermixeI
in the dark hair Of the brunette, while the
blondes golden tresses are striped with
black. This unique style is called the
Zebra, aud it is expected that it viii be
great success.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

L. II. Crosby, the Chicago man who
amassed large fortune by holding for rise
and speculating in high wines. and then put
most of it into the splendid opera house
erected by him rot long ago in that city.
made general assignment OF bis property
on Wednesday, for the benefit of his credit
ors. His liabilities amount to between
$500 600 and $500, 600 Trustees are to
tell the opera house, March 5.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

HARD On The M0oN.-Some French gentle
man has been publishing what seems to be a
most unproyoked attack on the moon. In
the first place he remarks that we could DO
perfectly well without it. As for oceanic
or atmospheric tides, we DO not really want
them. Many highly respectable plane do
without them altogether. And in our case
the moon Is merely big aerollte, which
was apparently wandering about space prom
Iscuously, till 1t met the Garth and at once
stuck itself on 10 Us like a burr or a poor
relation.
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Prize Money for the Navy /.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
A washington despatch gives a list OF the
Prize money paid to different commanders
and nag ofhcers OF vessels during the rebel
ilon. S9,5OO,OOO has been paid thus far.
oOO captures remain unadiusted which will
swell the aggregate to about SIS 900 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

Aaron Bradley, colored lawyer at Sa-
yannah, Geo, has been convicted Of using
Insurrectionary language in public assem-
blages, melting lawlessness and disturbance
Of public peace and good order, and sentenc-
ed to a year. imprisonment, or according to
one account fire years. One Of the specIf-
cations on which be was found guilty, was
telling the colored people Of Savannah that
to take the property Of their former owners
was not stealing-that they had earned it,
and It by right belonged to them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ,.
a very destructive fire broke out at one
o clook this morning in Chestnut Street.
Buildings occupied by Harnden's Express
Co., Roekhil & Wilson, Wholesale clothiers
and Perry & Co., clothing were almost en-
tirely destroyed The loss will not fall
short OF one million dollars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

laski unroo.ed buildings and temporarily
destroyed telegraph communication with
the South.
There was some disturbance on Christmas
at GAINESVILLE between the whites and the
negroes Particulars not yet received.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

BURLINGTON BUSINESS CoLLEGE-This ms
ton IS designed to impart to young men sound
practical business education which shall fit
them for active duty in any department of bust
ness The College Monthly with all information
may be obtained by addressing Bryan StrsttOn
and Hoyt, Burlington Vt.
Burlington Sept. 1855 wifi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

The steamer Commonwealth of the Ston-
ington Line, together with the depot, ad-
joining buildings, and 80 freight cars, l6 of
which were loaded with freight, were total
ly destroyed by fire this morning at Groton.
CT. The Commonwealth was one OF the fin
est boats on the Sound, and had arrived from
New York but short time previous.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

Boy ALL RIGHT DAY inns The not
very promising son Of an anxious parent or
two had been employed, at board, IN a store,
for about SIX months. Parents write to the
head Of the concern asking how boy gets
along If he Is steady; and if he sleeps in
the store. Head of concern answers briefly
Boy good as ever. Sleeps IN the store
day times; don't know where be sleeps
nights. "-HlmJodi Register.
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WONT USE ANY OTHER.

The last an the best the right article finally :
everybody likes It Is purely vegetable restores
grey hair in four weeks, or money refunded 1t
viii do it every time Three applications Will cure
all humors Of the scalp. Ask for FEBSTERS
TEGETABLE HAIR LYJTGoRAEOR, and don't take
any other.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
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Snow commenced falling early this morn
ing. At II O'Clock the ground was covered
to the depth Of three or four inches. The
storm still continues. Some Of the papers
enormously stated that the pirate Semmes is
kept in irons.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05
New York City and the Fenians.

NEw YORK, Jan. 2.
Mayor Hoffman delivered his inaugural
yesterday.
Mahony, Fenian Congress commenced
its sessions at 10 O'Clock to-day.
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40" AN+'+@f ~" w.
Washington despatch says the trial of
Gee for maltrestment OF Union prisoners
which was begun at Raleigh he's been re-
moved to Salisbury.
Gen. Grant will occupy his new residence
in Washington about January 18th.
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WONDERFULLY STRANGE.
MADAME ". II. PERREGAULT

Who has astonished the scientific classes or Paris
and London, has now permanently located herself
AZ Albany, Y. Madame Perregault by the aid Of
her wonderful instrument, known the Horoscope,
guarantees to produce fe-like picture Of the lu-
fure husband or wife Of the patron. together with
the date Of marriage leading traits OF enaracte5,
occupation etc This 1. NJ humbug. as thousands
oft-stImonials can assert She will send, when de-
sired, written guarantee that the picture e what
niexion. color Of eyes and hair. and enclosing 20
eeents, and stamped envelope, addressed 70 your
seli you will receive the picture by retarn mall:
Address Madame n. II. PERRE6AuLT,
O,t 10 --dkvIy. p. o. Drawer 2o2. Albany.Nf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

NV ATTRACTIONS, at the Vermont Gallery Of
Art The proprietor Of this establishment has
just returned from Boston where he has pur-
chased a very large assortment Of e7grGri1gs Of
different sizes, which will be on exhibition and
for sale at the Gallery in \ few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-05

Nor BAD.-The turkey burst its coniine-
ments while roasting and the stufhng escap-
ed, to che terror Of the librarian damsel
left to watch it, who ran to call her mistress.
"Ma' m, - she screamed "cOme down and
see the turkey; It's brOwnin' nicely, but
some Of the cOnsalements is Dustin, out ~
The "cOnsalcmcnts' is good.
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Presents to the Attention Of Mothers Ter
SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children TeefhiHg.
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng by
s0itenlns the gums, reducing all inhammations.
will allaT ALL PAIN and spasmOtic action, and IS
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Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest to your
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Relief and Health TO Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over -
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bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
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per.
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PRICE, ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
June 5-dAw6mois
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A COUGH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT

Requires immediate attention and should
checked. II Gllolced 10 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection. or an lncurable
Lung Disease
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Boston Market
Butter 80 to IS.
Cheese l6 to 70

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 3
FL0UR-sales Of Western superfne at 25 a
: IS common extras at IS IS a 9 25; medium ex-
tras at $40 II and good and choice including
Genesee, Canada. Ohio, and Michiean, at 81 q
y 5os Dbl. St. Louis Flour at SO a Is p Dbl.
Corn Meal si75 a . for good shipping brands.
Buckwheat s. a ; Is 2 IO0lbs.
GRAIN. The demand for Corn continues moder-
ate sales of Southern yellQl at 81 o. Os for new
and old and Western u ed 81 o. "a 1 O5 2 bush.
Oats are dull, Sales q Northern and Canada at
s. q 6Oe and Prince EdwaId'Island at s. 5sc y
bush. Rye is dull at 81 6 a 10 y bush. Barley
is very dull from Sc a 81 O5 y bush. White Beans
are eady demand, common and good blue pod
81 50 a ? . and marrow and extra pea ts2 25 a
S. 2 bush. Canada Peas 81 81 q 60 2 bush for
common and choice. shorts 81 a 2s; Fine Feed
$40 a % and Mlddings at SIS a 40 p ton.
PROVISIONS The Pork market remains about
the same at SO for prime So 80 for cid and new
mess and sac a 81 for clear, as to quality. Beef
has been in very fair demand at $40 a q for mess
and extra and so a % for family. Lard is In mod
crate demand at is a 2lc ? Il cash. in bbls and
tierees. Smoked Hams Is a Iss p q. Hogs % a
lie p =, as to quality, and extra lots at Il: liss
v u. Butter is steady, at 40 a i5e for good. choice
and extra Vermont and New York, and 80 a IS;
for common and fair Cauada ranges from 30 a
&c and 2 c 33e for Western. Cheese has been in
steady demand with sales At I5 q 2Uc 2 p, a. 10
quality including actoTy made.
WOOL.-There has been very good demand
for domestic the past week, and prices are firm aud
well maintained. The transactions comprise 20 90
n fleece and pulled, at prices ringing from % a
-se y y. rs % quality.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. ,.
The story Is again revived that the Presi-
dent viii issue proclamation in two OF
three weeks announcing to the country that
the work Of reconstruction Is complete. This
would greatly embarrass Congress. Prom
lnent Republicans assert that it cannot be
true, as the President has stated to them
repeatedly that he desires to avoid u conflict
with Congress.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NIARKEr.


IBy Telegraph to the Free Press.
WEuSEsDAY Jan. 3.
Atmarket l052 Cattle.
Market Becf-cxtra 2 cWt-, 81 ~ Gsls,oy
Firstquality. sI225 n $500.
Second quality, 81 90 q :II 80.
Third quality g. o0G g %
Working oxen, per pair, slno, l5i a 81
Cows and Calves, 50, DC, % q Io1
Yearlinss, 50 n ..
Two years old, 500 -.
Three years old, $50 Co.
sheep and Lambs isi5 az market. Price, .iu lots
300 1 90 500 . 80 G5Ol. Extra 4 selections. s. 81
TO a I0 -.
Hides, s: a Zoe per b. Calfskins 60 q &c.
Pelts. 30 a l,-1 each
Tallow, a &C.
REMARKS.
TIE trains were all on time, and about the same
number Of Cattle a. last week. The quality was
acout the same, and prices somewhat advanced and
sales quite brisk.
About 200 less sheep than last week, and as the
quality was considerably better sales were quies-
qaite contrast 70 last week.
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Special autites.
ITCH: ITCH: ITCH!
Scratch . Scratch! Scratch '
WHEAToN,s OINTMENT

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN IS HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEUx, ULCERS, CMLBLAIss. An'
all ERuPrIoSs or THr sky. Price 80 cents. 20
sale by al druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS& POTTER
Agents, TO Washington street, Boston, & VII
forwarded By mail, free Of postage, TO any ~
the tinted States.
Oct. ., lss5-daEIyr
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StWes.

STEWARDS PARLoR STOVE.
| The best and most
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COfd Feef Obriated.
Those that use stswart's Psrlor stove DO not CON-
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Windows
Stewards ParlOr Stove
is perpetual burner. The fire never goes ont.
Inc temperature Of your rooms always under your
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NO slck room or nursery should be without Ste
warts Parlor Stove with oven, so say cur NEST
eminent ply sieiAns
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or's hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
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