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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23
Notice of Incorp operation.

NOTICE is hereby given that II. W. Sam
- pie. William T mhc man r. Davis John A.
Bishor, Erie j Lesch. Hsrry Futtcn EisAd Mumm
James VI. Biiiings J. NJ shelley Nicholas Sare~arf r.
L. kuiekk. j. J. Br1ce VIM Patterson H. C,itsen-
den, j. III. Barker, I.Aiah Hale, 1aha w. Cirghoru. v
Nanorsdal OF the foahty of Lee knd Stats cf Ioxa and
Jekn -chee OF CLARK unity Mitesurf have organized
themselves, with those who became as~o-
cisk1d WITH thr into coHporsts and Joint Stock
pany under lass or iowa relative such
acns IN the name and tiffe Of
1.-THE Union Live Stock Iusurance % ~
The principal rac Of business Of the Company IL In
the City Of eokek Iowa
The nature the business. hekrsnssee bv the Com
pans Y the ISsUHAScE or LIVE STOCK AGAINST
THEFT, ACCIDENTS AND DEATH
Tn amosst - eaIa,l stick authorized Ia r~o Hun.
drrd Thousand pofiar ani TIE increased from time
TO time th buslnfss Il tie Hfan, may require d,vi
de Into .hsse- OF ne Nun r. rbars s.ch Thu Com
pAas Mas commence business when fwrnsy rholr and
Dollars shais ~ subscribed, and ten per cent ofshas
amour, paid in Thr reedus Of th- etock !. subject
be paid In required by the Directors The Corpora
tier cau.inas twenty years. by vote Of
the stoe khold-ss
The private property Of the stockholders is made ex-
ded Nv law
lhe bus ms. of the Company is to be managed by
Rox u nia= rectcrs. who empowered 10 elect
Presi nj, Vice President and Executive Committee
and aiss Secretary and Treasurer and such other ON
and agents as shs be necessary TO conduct the
business Of ihe Company The annual electors for BIZ
r~ctors to be held the LIST Thursday June in
each year
The inability Of the Company .hall at no time exceed
double the amount q Capital Stock.
olas sareeant John A. sishop J. J. Brce r. L. Ruddek
sash Hsle and John scher were elected Directors to
serve until the annual election in 1867
At meesing OF the Directors the following Oicers
were elected io-wit;
II. W. SAMPLE. President
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, Vice President.
A. 4. CH1TTENDEN. Treasurer.
ERIK J. LEEcH Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

sCHLD MuRnER At CRAwroRDsvILLE, IEDI-
ANA.-There is great excitement at Crw-
louisville over shocking case of child muir
der. An old maid, industrious, and hitherto
held above suspicion, gave birth to . child,
and to conceal her shame, killed it by cutting
its throat from ear to ear, with the dull blade
of apocket knife. She oonfesses the crime,
and duplicates respectable Young man, re-
Gently married, as the author of her ruin, but
clears him of any participation in the muir
der.-Ldfdyettc Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

STILL LAcoN1c.-Gen. Grant visited the
Board Of Trade at Louisville, on Monday,
and was received with hearty greeting.
The President Of the Board introduced the
General in q brief, but neat and appropriate
address. Gen. Grant, in response. said 'she
was glad to meet the Board Of Trade, and
glad Of the present opportunity to meet the
gentlemen who composed it," and then took
his seat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23
BATCHKLOR,s HAIR Dvr.

The Original and Best in the Worldi The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
tAneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black o.
natural Brown. without inuring the or skim Rem
edies the Ill effects Of bed dyes Sold by ali Druggsp
Inegenuine Is Gigned William A. Batc,,elor Also,
REdENKRAT1NG EXTRACT OF AILLEFLKURs,.
for Restoring and Beastfying the HAIR
augN-dswly CHARLES BACHELOR. n.
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oolsArEa AROMATIC yssErAsls voAp.

COL6AfgH AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyaer,.. -
and especially designed for the Of Ladies' and or
the Nursery. Its perfume is xauisite and its
Ing properties univalled For sale by all druggists
fsbT2dAv1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an E..ay
Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men, Also, Dis
esses and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address, Dr.. J. sKILLIN HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa fdAwsm.
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FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
LOSSES PAID.
4 70 8 6

47,29 Sc
fe Policies ssued through It's Agencies for the year
closed suggestive Of the wide spread and extensive
cusn' - enjoyed BY the PHENIX, ani the emphatic
destre among all clsses for the protection policies
BRANCH pos SHs WET AND souYH,
NO. "a WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI o.
II. u. MAGILL, Gen1 Agt.
PHOENIX Poncies issued promptly, by
VIM. FULTON.
nch1ldam Keokuks Iewa, Reaidsnt A It.
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EVERY MANI Woman and Child who HI, used
STERIING'S AMBROSIA

- willing to recommend it. Three years Of RAPIDLY In
cfess'ng sale have made the Amb sia fsmou. ali ovsr
the world
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald He.a.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
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sedes Wigs; Kils Hair Eaters Good effect apnar.nt !.
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
the AMBROSE will suit you to r. Rlee.nt,v mt m
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Actrsssss Sold In splendid boxes or cartons. oont.,r
Ing two large bottles-No. for morning. No ! :.
evening.
THERE - NO nsIsrAxn ABBOTT -
sT.RLINa's AMBROsIA IL the hest. most .,r...h,.
ton - P'oso snis, Try
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KELLER AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wehave pnt mp and sold this article for years
and can SAT- IN CONFIDENCE oft What have
never been able to say Of any other medicine-sEvn
has II 1snEo IN A SINGLE INSTANCE xvsEc1 A cuRR
when timely used Never did know an instance of
dissatisfsetion by who used IT, On the contrary
al are delighted with its operations and speak terms
OF commentator Of its magical effects and medical vir-
tues. We speak in this matter "wHAf WI Ksow" AMER
20 Year, experis nee PLEDGE ouR REPUTATION pon
fHl yULvnIMEsf OF WHAT HKRE pRc1ARK In almost
every instance where tho infant il suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found In nteen minutes
sffes the syrup il administered.
Pull directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER.
KINs, New York, IL on the outside wrapper.
Sold By all Druggists throughout tbs world
Price, only IS Cents per BEETLE
apr24-dAwom
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- -. JUDeoa K. rxAY1dGE +. D. Asaiyssaa
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d.. swami 80 - eetsd 10 y iAosoeuA chemical
aaaiysis yoar BouI1ss Dttry anA IA 49, oonpossa
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free from ~ nAnsssl Aad eontining no -
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in standard Of conpariss Any other Stomach BtttsTs
examined can with great confidence recommend them
to the public. Az
A BPOken.DOwn System.
fhsrei, d,see,e e vhioa The doctors On mssy
names. butwhieh isv 4 them sadsihnd. nb simply
veehns,,-s breaking down Of the vital forces What
svsf IT. causes, land they an isnumsrable, is ss
tom. -, In the uaint the same Among the most prom
pen are extreme Asatude loss Of appetite loss Of hssh
and rreat mental depression Indigestion and Stomach
Cough are also frequent coneomitants Of this distressing
state Of body and mind The remark in relation
to persons in such condition H. that they are consump
i've Now what these unortunates really want IL vtgo'
-rital strene and = certainly dawn sccseds dark
they can rscupeate their systems and regain per
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STOMACH BITTKRs. II il clear that life revivini
Tonic required In such that the Dying name
an empty lamp requires to be revived with new supply
ofoi Perfectly pure and innoeaous containing sosh'aa
but the most genial vegetable extracts ANA eomnn'
the three grand elements Of stomAchic, an AHersuse
and genial invigoraat. HoerErrRs BITTARS sr'
suitable to all constitutions and are ~ applicable 70 TN
diseases and disabilities Of te sebler . to those
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and permanent character strongly guaIan-
teed by Phoenix Policies
STEADY pEYOTInN IN A srRICrIY IDaIrIM ATE
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A. l.. GUKNEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Cotton Factor,
CENTRAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT:
SELMA, Ala

@NSIGNMENTS OF Corn, Flour. Pork,
NBacon. Bustsr In d. Pordnc% ~ All kinds ard Mer
ehandtre gsnersiiy. respectfully %osictf-d
ocar my services 10 transact general Agency bns
nes tot Cont anies iadi ifaals sp-ets' attention
given q the collection Of outstanding Oct
before since he var
have hand and for sale Loo 600 acres Of the
hnsst Gotten a,ds In the South improved and under
cultivation In irsets 10 snit purchasers and prices
that uih issure forfuns in i've the purchaser
Letters asking for any information will receive prompt
attention,
RneKAENcEe.
e.W. IEwfs firm eokuk} B. lima, Ala
Maj. Gen CHart.Is, Iowa
MAJ Gen DC RfHua, from Chicago, ILL., Selma, Ala
Brig Gen. n. Cooy Iowa
o. BAshxR Priest. LIST N.flcrai Bank viek.burg Mis-
". A. KEITH O.. Bankers, Selma, Ala
And Merchants in New York, New OIL and Mobile
generally. A. Il GURSEY
Late IL, Col adN. Y. vet Cav ! Rrsvt. Cai. u.sA
aprlS-ti3m
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For sale.

r 0fB 1, and 3, IN Block 81, corner Morgan end
6eco.d etscsts, now In garden and valuable ftuits
.1itIs good. Enquire Of f%WM .IULION,
adr3A-d Real Hstate Agent.
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NOR SALE-On the corner Of Ninth and
Fulton streets desirable LIT and dwelling, honse
and half story frame, With . good barn.
choice selection Of fruit never-failing we'll Of water
Lot 1so by 10 seet Enquire Of wN FULTON
nch2p No 81 Main street
IPaR sALE-Ths ,hree-ssory brick dueIhns ON east
- end OF .HinmAn's Row., Containing IL rooms. Let
n by $50 feet 0ood cistesn aud out-suiidnea Title
good. Enquire u wM FULTON
jAnn Real Estate Agent, No - Main rueet
EOR SALE.-Eighty acres Of improved
provem-nts thereon Price SIS per scre-yery cheap
Good title. Enquire ~ Nm PULfaN.
dec29 Real Estate Agent. No. 80 Nam Street
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From Rev. VIM Smith, formerly pastor of The Vince,
tom and Mlvie{ IN ~ Baptist Churches ! N'1
Having Used In my family number Of bottle. =, 49,.
Hoohands German Btters, have to say that rcr.rd
thsnMAa excellent Medicine, speedily sAsptsA ~ ~
move the diseases they are recommended IN ~
strengthen and invieorate the system when dsh,,,.
and are useful II disorders Of the v Ioss Of snpettt
sec have a'sorecon nsended them % several 81 nv
nfends vne have tried them and fosnd chem srsasly
beneficial In the restoration Of health. s'os'V
Youn truly, w aarvru
W Hutchinson street, Philsdslpha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

One of the courts of Missouri has
just had before it novel kind of case,
founded upon the insurance of house.
1t appears that the building, which was
insured from loss by fire, fell down.
and the fall occasioned fire which de-
stroyed the fallen material. The uues-
ton was, whether the insurance COM
pany was liable; and the court decided
that the building insured, having fal-
len, ceased to exist as such; that it
ceased to exist by peril not insured
against; that the fire occurred after the
building ceased to exist, and therefore
the insurance company was not liable.
The bill recently reported from the
House Committee on judiciary, in
Congress, for the establishment of ii
National Bureau of Insurance makes
the Bureau self sustaining, while it Of
iers security in matters Of Insurance
by requiring all companies who NAV
act under the law to deposit United
States Bonds in amounts VARYING ac-
cording to their capital stock. No par
ty is permitted to transact fire, marine
and life insurance at the same time.
The object of the proposed legislation
IS to give every company an opportuni-
ty to show its solvency, in order that
the public may be guarded against
fraud, the principle being similar to
that now applied to National Banking
Associations,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

THE FOURTH OF july IN SAVANNAH.
A correspondent of the Savannah Re
publican recommends the celebration of
the Fourth of July as likely to do a
great deal OF good and not capable of
doing harm. He cites the civil wars, OF
England and France, which have Been
followed by the union of the entire ma
ton, and concludes in these words:
with these examples before us, why
should we despair, or despise our faith
er's flag, simply because the South dis
carded it in 1861, with all its glorious
antecedents, and fell beneath its
prowess. We were borne under tive
were reared under tive have fought
and conquered under it on many san
culinary field, from the frozen plains of
Canada to the burning sands of Mexico
and may we not meet again under
it? From Lexington to New Orleans,
on the land and on the sea, it has ever
been the flag of the brave and the free.
If We expect to continue one people-if
we desire to close the gulf which re-
Gently divided us-if we can see no gate
through which we can hope for escape
from the troubles which encompass us,
we must forgive and forget our injuries,
and exhibit our sincerity on the house
tops by union of all parties for the
perpetuity of the Constitution and the
Union, and the celebration OF the ap-
preaching anniversary of American
independence"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

MEssRs. TICKNOR AND FIELDS, the
Boston Publishers, have Just issued a
volume entitled -Four Years of Fight
Ing" which contains some rich revela-
tons in regard to the course of France
and England during the rebellion. AZ
ter reaching Paris, Slidell made the
acquaintance of Baron Ermile DEF
LANCER, a Jewish banker, who acted as
a sort of agent for him. During the
month of March, 1868, the rebel EN-
bassador" proceeded to London to HELM
along the Cotton Loan, and while there
received letter from D'Erlanger, da-
teo march Il, in which the latter wrote:
Ihe Emperor himself, through
"the medium of his Chief de
cabinet, cOmptORented az l,Dou me
"gTeGt success tof the I1anl.
"prOof with what interest the mnaro-
''tion has been received by ali f,f",'t1o
"of the South" There is Other 60
respondence to the same effect ali ooiT,,
to convict Napoleon of being in lesgnse
with the insurgent agents abroad, Ia
il not safe TO assume then that the EN-
peror's eagerness to have England ioin
with him in recognizing the Southern
COnfederacy arose from the fact of his
having stuffed his pockets with the cot
ton loan in aditIon to his eagerness for
the " destruction of the great Repub-
lic''? This volume publishes still
other correspondence which shows be-
yond dispute that the virtuous London
Tunes IC1s in the service and pay of
Jeh' Davis during the rebellion"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

THE full text OF the letter which Ma
poleon wrote to his minister of foreign
affairs on the l1th, portion of which
has been already published, gives some
insight into the attitude of the willy
French Emperor on the pending war.
The sum and substance OF it is, that so
long as all the European powers re-
manned at peace, the Emperor would
keep quiet also. But in the event of
war arising, and in the prospect of
"the map of Europe being remodled for
the benefit of a great power" France
might think of the extention of her
frontiers. The Emperor would have
preferred that the secondary German
States should have had closer con-
federation; that Prussia should have
had more homogeneousness in the
North; that Austria should have main
tanned her position in Germany, and
that Austria should have coded Venetia
TO Italy for an equitable conversation
These are the points France would
have tried to carry in the conference
that was proposed; at least, so said Ma
pOleOn after the conference was aban-
doned. Now that war is likely to re-
suit the Emperor recommends vigi
liant neutrality, which means that, if
he eau see any opportunity 10 derive
any benefit for hinselfor France from
mixing in the quarrel, he will not fail
to do so.
This letter was read in the corps leg
tslatif on the 18th, and was received
with great applause and appreciation,
After NJ. Rouher had finished reading
the letter M remarked that the govern
lnpnl HgGl red Hi.aD--5.r,
affairs of Germany and Ithiy. II. JuiC.
Favre claimed the right to speak not
outstanding the request of the gov
eminent to abstain from discussion and
most vigorously enforced his claim. A
scene of great confusion arose. but
finally the President of the corps and
the Minister of State succeeded in pre-
venting any debate, though they were
Obliged to place it on the ground of in
opportuneness and concede the right of
discussion to Favre and his liberal as
sociates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

Julia Dean Hayne has got one of
me cheap Mormon divorces in Salt
Lake City, and married a new husband.
man who made his pile in Montana.
-Adah Isaacs Menken, the theatrical
MaZeppa at New York, arrays herself
Tor her part in simple summer cos
tune, consisting of a suit of flesh-color-
ed tights, an infantile Undergraduate
many, many times too small for her
majestic form, and-nothing else.
The last and most ingenious device
Invented for the purpose of enabling
the ladies to delude the men by deceit
full show is called pd[pitatOr. 1t is an
artificial bosom, made with steel
frame, which enclOses bellows, Ope-
rated by clock work. The machinery
gives that portion of the bosom which
is intended to be looked upon gentle
heaving motion about twenty times II
minute. The effect is said to be won
derful. The palpitaIor may be readily
attached to that garment worn to give
shape to the body, while it gives it sup
port by the aid of drilling, whalebone,
eyelets, lacing, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04
How the RECONSTRUCTED Conduct
ThCmAcIYea In Taxa

Au ACAlAs
The Galveston Bulletin, of June 18th,
says, we could not, If we would, imi-
tate the example of our contemporaries,
who ignore the fact that much bitter
ness of feeling has resulted from the
management of the Houston Fire Fes-
tival. We cannot ignore it, because it
is a matter of public notoriety, and is
undergoing an official investigation.
In our statement of what constitutes
the alleged facts of the case, We can only
give the best authenticated reports.
They come from sources that are usu-
ally considered reliable, and are derived
from those who approved and those
who condemned the proceedings. The
charges against those who participated
in the festival, the procession and ball,
are:
FirSt-That there was not a single
American flag in the whole procession.
Second-That although the banquet
hall and ballroom were decorated with
hags, devices and emblems, no Ameri-
can flag, patriotic devices, emblemS of
inscription appeared on the walls.
] Ihtrd-That an insulting and disloy-
| al tableAuX was drawn in the process
sion, the description of which we copy
from the Houston Evening Star:
Hook and Ladder" was last in Or
der of marching, blue flannel shirts
and black pants being their uniform.
Their truck was drawn by four white
horses, upon which was arranged a
canopy, on which was placed monu-
ment in memory of the Confederate
dead, upon which was seated a beauti-
full girl mourning for the "dead nation
and its martyrs. She wore red, white
and red, with Grape over the stars
| which represent the Southern States.
She wore manacles on her hands, with
chains at her feet, as indicative of the
condition of her own native land. She
did not represent the Goddess of Liber-
ty Gas some of the Federal officers sup
poSed), but the South-the down-trOd.
den, the oppressed South. It was pain.
fully beautiful and touching, and re.
minded US of Andromachel lying chain,
ed and weeping for her lord.
Fourth-ThRt no national air was
performed by any band engaged either
at the procession or the hall, but that
those tunes known as Confederate
were played continuously.
FUth-That cheers were given for
" Jetf. Davis" and Dixie played be.
meath the quarters occupied by . mill,
tary commission.
1t is plain, if these things were done
that premeditated insult to the FEEDER.
al Government was intended. The Off.
Gals of the United States army are in.
censed that the commandant of the
post did not forbid the demonstration
Major lathrOp has, as we are informed
stated that he had not men enough tC
enforce obedience to such a command
and that he was counseled not to give
it by prominent and influential Union
men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

THE LATEsT.-The Gladiateur Hat
Partisan CONFERENCE.-The been adopt
ed in New York. 1t is for both ladies
and misses, and is made in brown or
dark colored silk, of the gypsy style.
elegantly trimmed and adorned in front
across the forehead with rich bronze
figure of the famous French horse Glad
iatemr, with his rider on his back, at
the moment of making one OF his last
noble stretches in winning race. A
long rich feather starting near the
horses head, on the right side, falls
gracefully to the back, streaming over
the leaf. The Gladiateur has lust been
introduced in New York, and, it is
thought will be very largely patronized
during the coming fall season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

NJ. HAUssNER, a German savant,
publishes some remarkable statistics
showing the effects of war. He states
that the European wars from 1915 to
1854 cost the lives of 2,762, 900 men, and
this figure does not include those who
4ied from epidemics created by war.
me Crimean war destroyed over a half
mutton ofmen. The total loss of life in
Europe of the wars from 1892 to 1915
was 5,35O,OOO. The Crimean war cost
SIX and half billion of francs. The
impending war, should it continue three
years you'd nearly bankrupt one-half
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

AN awkward blunder in the types
yesterday, made us to speak of the
Accommodation train on the Baltimore
road as leaving Cumberland at "quar-
ter past ten in the afternoon" instead
of quarter past ten in the forenoon.
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BALD HEADSl
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storers is Queen. not only in name, but in
virtues. II will make the hair grow, ann re-
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the head from dandruf; and produce new
fully applied. Try the queen. LISA deIishi-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-04

ROOTS PEsTACHISE preserves the life 81 the
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