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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

A DOUBLE MAN.-All the stories told Of the
Sismesetwias hardly equal this OF the Scotch
double man, of whom the following account
is given by the Rerum Scotiaram Historic :
During the reign of james III. Of Scotland,
and at bis court there lived man double
above the waist, and single below that region.
The King caused him to be carefully brought
up. He rapidly acquired knowledge of nIu-
sic; the two heads learned several languages !;
they debated together. and the two upper
halves occasionally fought. They lived Gener.
ally. however in the greatest harmony. When
the lower part of the body was tIckled. The
two individuals felt IL together; but when, on
strous being died at the age Of % years. One
Of the bodies died several days before the other.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

ALEXANDRA LIMA Successor To THE
DErosgD Observation-Disclosures the Great,
as history informs us. had slight impcrfection
in the setting on ot his head, which inclined
little to one side. Ills courtlers, therefore,
felt 1t incumbent on them to affect awry necks
and did so accordingly. Alexandra, Princess
of Wales. has unfortunately contracted limp
from rheumatism; and now, rs we hear the
Iege ladies' OF England have taken to hmping
too, and halt" ID the latest command given
by fashion. That the Alexandra limp" will
find its way hither ere long is thing TO be ex.
pccted. aud indeed, it Is stated 10 have already
made its appearance on our fashionable pro.
menades. The desired limp is obtained simp.
" by wearing shoes with heels ofunequal height,
and the detcrmity thus produced is no greater
than that which characterizes the "Grecian
bend" A necessary accompaniment Of the
Alexandra limp" will be a walking cane,
which will be very appropriate for the walking
dolls that adopt the gait. The fashion, of course,
will lead to modification of most of our pres.
ent dances and the invention of new ones
Lapsided values will have to be devised, and
in doing the German" clutches will probably
come to be the proper thing. As the skating
season is at hand, it would be neat idea to
carry out the Alexandra limp" on ice. We
have had ever so many good things "on ice' al
ready, and why not the "lmpi" The girls of
the period are capable Of action on any Of these
suggestions, and they should by all means be-
gin to have their bamOrals altered at once, i'll
not their morals
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

THROUGH TICKETS AROUND Tue WORLD.
We learn that one of the leading Eastern
railways has an arrangement nearly completed
to issue through tickets by rail and steamer
around the world. 1t is believed the whole
thing can be completed by the first of Februa-
ry. The tickets are TO be- good until used, Civ.
ing travellers an opportunity tn make excur-
slons IN Japan, China, and the Holy Land, or
wherever tourists may be disposed to leave the
main line Of travel. Arrangements are now
complete, and prices fixed from New York as
far east as Alexandria. in Egypt, and west to
Yokohama and Shanghai. An agent is now ON
his way TO arrange with the English steamship
lines between China and the head of the Red
Sea and the railway to Alexandria As soon
rs this is done twill be announced in New
York by telegraph, and the tickets win be
ready for delivery. A table of distances, with
time between important points, etc, is to be
printed upon them. and q synopsis of all infor-
nation that viii be essential to the traveller.
The whole trip can be made inside of ninety
days, and the entire cost will be about $3.50 in
gold. We are not informed whether this sum
will include stater0om and meals upon steam.
ers, and berths on Pulmans Palace Car line.
from New York to San Francisco, but we pre.
sumo it will, for 1t is intended to combine Tn.
highest possible speed and comfort for,the tray.
eler. The scheme is important in it's mapni-
tude and probable results upon the commerce
and theicivilIzation of the world: but il is now
certain that few weeks nc most will see it
fully realized. The cost of an entire trip
around the world will be from 81 900 TO 81 200
in coin-Chicago Tribune.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

A FRENCH lady made formal application
tor leave to visit Trauppmann, the Pantin muir
derer, in bis prison, frankly ayowing that she
intended to be kind to him mud to amuse him
in bis loneliness, in the hope OF inheriting the
81 900 which he still possesses. Her applica.
ton was denied, and she went away saying:
Tho money will be lost. ond be is 20 lonely"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

About fhirfy 81 Years ADO d father
and Non. tbeu' residinq in Germany. en-
| iersted "a tbs cobntfy, leaving al home
he mother stwo sons and three daught-
ers ali being Younger than the son who
recommended fffIe<isthers on. reachipe
these shores the two settled in New
.IerseS INF sboitlv aafte,ward. che vor,
md AZ ofIar to 70 to New Orleans,
which he accepted. Remaining il that
L city for short time, Ne commenced a
wandering sost Of lie, with tbs view of
bstterineS his fortunes. He went TO
Mexico and several Of the States and
Territories on the frontiers, and finally
settled Al 81. Joseph. where he married,
acouriup competence, and has re-
NAMED ever since. : isi-eds . Il sisfl
Th;s man wss Major Fred. w. Smith.
who has recently returned fromethe Old
Country. 4 The Lancaster PENN Intel
ligencer contsins the followingsr
During the late war OF the rebellion
NJ BECAME, a Captain in the Union ar
nv and served four years. During all
this time -thirty.six years-he never
heard a. word from bis brothers and sis
ters IN Germany. nor did he hear any
thing Of his father after leaving him in
New jersey. About two or three months
since he determined, If 1t were possible.
to hunt up the lost, and with this object
ii view be went to his old hnne IN Ger
.-.nx. o.,Iv ~, fud thai. hia n,nfhar had
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

DisxptSd SoLDizrs.--- General, Weed
all. o. Delaware. has received the fol-
lowing letter from General Butler, which
will be ofintsrest to any disabled Union
soldiers among rs:
WARRINGTON December 20, 1869.
Mr. DEAs, SsR-- Every honorably dis.
charged volunteer soldier permanently
disabled from wounds received in the
service can be sent to the National Asy
lum and furnished with transportation
BY filing out one the Enclosed blanks
for admission and sending it to me,
with his discharge and pension papers
inclosed.
Allthstis necessaryis to make ap
plication. and l should be very much
pleased TO receive application from every
Delaware soldier who has been disabled
in the service Of his country.
II may not be improper 70 add that
the pensions will 20 to their wives and
families. Otherwise The pensions will
be taken in charge BY the asyloma
Ihase the honor toHbe. 'gs sga2
~ Very respectfully, Yours
BENJAMIN r. BUTLER
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

WHEREAS John 4. Holt, and
- Mary L. Holt. his wife, did,
heretofore, to.wit. on the 18th day
Of January. A. D.1S59. execute a
deed Of Trust in favoreof g.. Malin
Davis, to secure the payment Of a
promissory note. therein described.
Said note being for ($6667) six
thousand six hundred and sixty
seven dollars, payable one year af.
ter date. for value received, being
for bona fde loan Of money,
bearing interest at ten per centum
per annuU. after maturity, payable
at W. A. Britton & Co.'S, Match
ez, and renewable at maturity for
one year upon prepayment at that
time Of one years interest upon
the amount, at ten per cent, provi
ded the wish as to renew be noti-
fed 1907 sixty days prior to the
maturity thereof, and which note
above mentioned was renewed, on
the 26th day Of January, 1861, for
the principal and interest then due,
by the giving Of two notes, one
amounting to ($4S4O) four thous-
and eight hundred and forty dol
lars, and the other amounting to
($2,494 25-l00) two thousand four
hundred and ninety-four and TWEEN
thy-fve one hundreth dollars, both
notes payable one year after date
at w. A. Britton & Co.'S, Natchez,
with interest at ten per centum per
annum after maturity. And in
which said deed of Trust John H.
Sims, is named as Trustee and &C
icepted said trust.
And, whereas, the said John 81.
Sims, Trustee. has departed this
life, and said deed Of Trust having
a condition and stipulation therein
contained, That If the said John
III. Sims shall die, or remove, or
from any cause whatever, fail, re-
fuse or neglect to act in the prem
ises. that then, in such case. the
Probate Judge for the time being,
either of Adams or Wilkinson
Counties, shall. and may, upon the
application Of the said Davis. or
his assignees, appoint, in writing,
under his hand and seal, some 9TH
er suita ~ person as Trustee there
i'm Ens Claiborne Parish, on
the 18th Nsy of April. 1868, being
Judge of the Probate Court Of
Wilkinson County, in writing. and
under his hand and seal, upon the
application Of j. NJ. Spiars, as
signee. Of the said G.. Malin Davis,
in said Deed Of Trust mentioned,
appointed and substituted the I'M
dersigned as Trustee in the place
and stead OF said John Fl. Sims,
deceased. and fully empowered and
authorized him to carry out and
execute the provisions Of said Deed
Of Trust ~ As.4sk 4ls sAsA sf
Now, therefore, I, Moses NJ.
Phares, substituted Trustee. under
and by virtue Of the authority in
me vested by said deed Of trust,
will, on
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

-
On Wednesday night. Dec. 10th, . Nj
T. J. elsie was numbered on his trading
boat which was tied up ct Palmetto
Landing a few. miles below Natchez.--
On Thursday, afternoon Sheriff -Noonhs
dispatched the steam tug. Dahlia,a will
j. X. Lynch. lc.) acting Coroner, and u
Jury TO the scene ofthe foul deed Ihey
returned yesterday 'morhn9 having Ia
custody colored woman who was on
the boat at tho time, and who Is suppos
ed il know more about the murder than
she Is at present willing 70 admit She
was lodged in jail. The jury returned q
verdict to the effect that Mr.. elsie came
70 his death At the hands Of three color
ed men, whose names we are not at lib
erty to publish. They LEFT for New o.
leans Immediately after having done the
killing and robbed the boat Of al nova
BILE vsluables. From q bank book found
on the boat, it seems that Mr.. elsie must
be from the neighborhood Of Hamilton,
Ohio, as be has money deposited 10 the
First National Bank Of that city. He
Il rod 0hnnf
10 SUPPOSED !" na'os ofsAfssN
ior'y years. gAsa ~ ialah W, ss.lA
Charley Thomsss (col1 supposed 70 De
one Of the parties implicated IN the muir
der Of Mr.. elsie, was arrested SUNDAY
evening and tried on Monday before Gas !,
tice Lynch. He was cemm'tsed 70 jail
to await his trial before the spring tern,
OF the Circuit Court; Inc murdered
mans watch was found on nis person
fsw dsys rreyious e iii arrest, much
,rore monev than he could, have attain
I'd ~ honest means. We understand
that The olv;cers Al iustice are on the
trsck NJ the other pariies implicated and
Il = articipated, that thew will soon be
iodssd slonv with Charley ID await the
decision of The Circuit Court.
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y. ny" - ~ 49,. 's'. ~. l.o 49,. ~ ,be mur.
d...a ,,.r, o,d .leo {wantv aavan dol
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
SATURDAY. the 18th
day Of JANUARY. A. D.

gH ~ NNi taii t}4 aA A
1870. proceed to sell at auction.
upon the premises in Wilkinson
county. within the hours rrescrib-
ed BY law, to the highest bidder.
for CASH, the following describ-
ed lands in said Deed of Trust con-
veyed: 1s1 81 o
Being q certain tract Of. land
and plantation known as, and call
ed -Athlone Plantation, lying and
being in the county Of Wilkinson
and State Of Mississippi. on the
waters Of the Buffalo creek. about
fourteen miles north Of Hoodville,
containing about fifteen hundred
acres, more orless and bounded on
the north by lands of Judge e.
McGehee. on the east by lands of
William Holmes, on the South by
Buffalo creek and estate ofLouis
Bryan, deceased, and on the west
by lands Of Mrs. Ben Rogers and
Miss finn Davis.
And upon such sale I shall con-
yey such title as is in me vested BY
said Deed Of Trustand written sub
stitution as aforesaid
N. N. PHARBS,
Substituted Trustees
Dec. IL, lS69.tds
On account Of high water and
the inclemency Of the weather,
the above sale is postponed until
Saturday, the 29th inst.
". N. PHARkS. Trustee.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
The Celebrated Improyed
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WITHTN the past six months we have
w brought " 0roide Gold TO perfection.
For appearance, style Of finish and accuracy
Of time-keeping, the Gerard Watches are
universally scceded TO be the best. They're
tain their brilliancy and color till worn out.
They are all in Hunting Cases, Gentle
mems and Ladies' sizes. Every Watch guar
anted for time and wear, BY special Ger
tificatc. a
sr large assortment tsImproved
Oroids Chains, % to IS. Also Gentlsmen's
and Ladies' Jewelry in great variety.
- Beware Of limitations, order direct
from us or our authorized agents. Agents
and others applying for circulars. viii please
enclose two three cent stamps for postage.
~ All goods sent 20 be paid FOR on dcliu-
cry. Customers permitted 10 examine scltai
theg order before paying bills, on payment
Of Express charges both ways.
ns- When SIX Watches are ordered at
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free.) Address plainly, u -
rs JAMES GERARD 4 CO.,
IS Nassau Street, New York.
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

THs LAST REsuIr or AMBrIoS.-To
be bsppyat komefs the ultimate result
Of an snibi,ion-the end to which every
enterprise and iabof tends 4snd Of
which every desirs prompts the prose
cutiou. It Is indeed at home that every
mar, must be known By those who would
make just estimate either Of his virtue
Of felicity; for smiles and embroidery
are alike occasional and the mind is
oisen dressed for show IN painted honor
and fictitions benevolence. = Er..iR hao.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15


THoxAs JEFFERsoS As AN INVENTOR
1T Is told Of Thomas Jefferson that,
having conceived the idea OF erecting .
saw-mill, he selected . site which, owing
to its elevation, afforded On unusual adj
vantage Ia the way o. chuts for fresh
sawed lumber. Before entering upon
The work, he consulted his manager,
wha without detracting from the propos-
Cd chute, gravely inquired how the states
man proposed TO get his logs dp-a
husry thstput . stop to further discus
sion ss toithe merits Of the'plan. The
great statesman was not, however, de
void Of inventive talent, which he exer-
cised ID more artistic way. He de-
signed what be termed the American
capital for architectural purposes in
tended to replace those derived from
classic times. 1t was mainly made up
81 ears Of corn aud leaves Of tobacco
and was beautiful enough tomerit gseat
Or atteution-than itreceived. ...,.,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
~ ii, 500 cAsHPRIzEs -
Citation Notice. i,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
XuKrNsoN EnrSrY..

,asllRe1 Sess ef Mississippi,
TO Jane Sides. ----sS idss, her hus-
, band, and Joseph Shropshire, minor
! hairs Of Thomas W. Shropshire, de-
ceased, and al otaerspasons interes-
led in the lands, senensents, &c., of he
said Thomas W. Shropshire, dsceas-
ed-tireeting: rssl 40
Vs0U are hereby cited to be
and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of Wilkinson County,
at the Court House an Wood
Vile, on the third. Monday in
February next, then. and there TO
show cause if they can. why the
sale for division of the Real Es-
tate Of said deceased should not
be made as prayed for in the pc
tition. of w. 7. Gavin. let. ais.
Guardians.
And further to. do and suffer
such things as shall be consider
ed and ordered by the Court
aforesaid in the premises, and
have then there this writ.
I 49,, Witness the Hon
L. S. orablelAsL efiingwcll
49, } Judge ofdProbatc Of
said County, at the Court House
in Woodville, the third Monday
in Eecember, iRdthe year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty,nine. - -. :.
Issued this 22a, day u Deem
Der, A ID. 1907 N q
E. II. MoMICHAEL, Clerk.
By w. @. MIL1xRy Dep. Clerk.
Jan. I, 1S70-5w sosy
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
Z. r. RAW0RTH, Gent Hnp't.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND
Great Northern IRafIread,

NAIL TRAm-Leaves New Orleans at ~.
N. passes Jackson at 5 ?. NJ; and arrives
at Canton at 6:25 P. n.
Returning Leaves Canton ct 8 r. N. pass
es Jackson at r. u. and arrives At New Or
leans at $40 A. H.
Express Train leaves New Orleans At 5:l5
P. N. passes jackson OF $50 4. NJ; arrives
at Canton at ] A. n. &r13t
Returning leaves Canton at lao A. n. !;
passes jackson at $50 A. n. and arrives At
New Orleans at 1;90 p. N.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

NATURALIZATION nutincssll gsrzonn
IN tlkthh has now & comp!cte I'm a.
sortmeut. an ofIuhich hestils Al lowest ratee.
Particular attention is directed 10 repair
ing Of al kinda Of vesseis, ~ tne shop and
elsewhere. Also 70 the construction and re-
The erscsio1 q laektniie BOD slso Forms
Z special part Of his business. He has sew
ersl thousand fcet d Rods q An improved
pnt1nt much Enperior 10 e1y nov IN use.-.
They ars thoroughly insulated and protec,
much larger space than any. Dthtra. and
cnn b put up q = eost 81 oulI kttN cents
per fo6k 80 :.
Jan. 16. fo69-H
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Gorze Norm Mail train, leaves Water
fsrd. 1,02 p M. Holly Springs, 1,H, Hudson
vile, 2, 40, Lamar, 2,28, Dntiss Mills, $50
Express, lezses Waterford, ass m, Holly
Springs sos, Jacksonville, 3,25, Lamar, 3, AZ
Davis Mills. 4,oa CHE Express does not
Gorse sourz.-Mail train, leaves Davis
Mills II, II. y M, Lamar. u 81, Hudsonvills,
lass, Holly priags, 1.40, Waterford, 2,05. :
Ixpress, leaves Davis Mills, 2.03 1, M, La
mar, 2,24, HudsonsIIls, al, Holly Springs
sos, Waterford. s3,27. (The Express does
not 60 down on Monday morning.
MebiIe q Ohio Railroad.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

oTslbs lIapp5 The passions must be
cheerful and gay, not gloomy and mel
apchoIy. A propensity 70 hope and 10y
is teal riches; one 70 fear and sorrow,
v..l ,ora,,v sal aaiesN Saa iGxi
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Plane Tuning and Repairing.

MIRA. A. WHEELER viii Wis
W it Wilkinson county twice 9
year for the purpose OF tuning AND
repairing PIANOS, ORGANS, MILO
DEoNs, &c. Orders can be left with
Messrs. Robinson 3 Creswell, o.
directed to the post Office, At Nat
chez, Miss.
Ju1e 5, 1854
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Mail train leaves Columbus, Ky, 7:30 4.
m. Humboldt, 8:15 .. IA. jackson, 9:15 4.
m. ;Corinth, 1880 p. M; Meridian II 4.
night; arrives at Mobile, 8 .. m.
Freights going north, leave Meridian,
10:45 a. m. leave Meridian ass .. m. going
South leaves Meridian 11-53 .. N; leave
Meridian 1887 at night.
4. v, EARLY. agent; Meridian,
/ y. FLEMING, den'l Sup't
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

WAsHrsoroS, January 5.--By gen.
erai order. No. l, Just issued from the
Adjutant Genersrs Office, the President
directs that 90 much Of general orders
No. l03. dated headquarters OF the
Third Military District,S Atlanta, July
~, 1868 /; as refers to the STATE II Hepr-
gis, Is hereby countermsnded. aud Gen.
Terry Is ordered to exercise, until fur
thar orders, within that State the pow
EN- ofz commander ofis6 milifary dis
trict, ss provided by the act Of March
z, 1869, under his assignment By eener-
. S. sssss: s s. hs ''sa H',s SssS
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
Citation Notice. 3

To Sue A. Johns, minor heir Of Joseph
Johns. deceased, and to al persons
iatsrssied in fhe lands, tenemcnts and
hsrsdiinmeAts Of said Joseph Johns;
deceased: ~ sFals*o :
lV0U are hereby notified to be
u and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of Wilkinson county,
State, Of Mississippi, on the third
Monday in February next, then
and there to show cause, If any
you can, why the lands mention
ed in the petition Of Allen d.
Woodruff, Administrator Of said
estate should not be sold accor-
ding to the suggestion and petit
ton of the undersigned admins.
traitor Of said deceased.
And further to do and suffer
such thing As shah be considered
and ordered by the Court afore-
said in the premises, and have
then there this writ
Witness the Honora-
ISrxI bIe1A. Leifngwell. Judge
.N1-601of Probate Of said Coun-
ty at the Court House in Wood
vile the third Monday in pecem-
Der in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and SIX
ty-nine. sIsaA = 'a rleF 81
Issued this ed day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1859 hAa 1Ah
E. Fl. McMivHAEL. Clerk.
By w. G. MmLER, Dep. elk.
January glST0-5w
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

I'VE WILL pay TIE highest CASH
w price for Bides. Bees Wax. Wool
Skins and Furs Of an kinds
w. III. q n. n. BEAUMONT.
WoodsiIle. OFT. 2, lss9.u
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

flcon sTUTzsfAS iHiSth,s 4. mend
81 s11 fo1l1sF patrons ~. ~ be- oppn-
.sn az, Is bin "a e ssli'l ss,'9'.d.
~~Vuv modersss. - - rs
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Mail train leaves Mobile 1t $40, ,. m.
Meridian, Z =. M. Oorinth $50 p. m. Jack
son, Tenn, 6p. m. Humboldt, , p. m.
Accommodation passenger train leaves
Mobile. 5 .. N. Meridian, 2s35 p. M. Going
South, leaves Meridian Y no. arrives Il No
bile IA, 500. m.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

HAsnmBuRos Pa, January 5..-s9os'
ernor Crazy in his message % he Lar
islatus, lavon the recognition of Cuba,
and sayt Il geographically belongs 70 the
United Siates He adsno4tes thsi ex-
passion Of the currency By thasslahlith'
nsat q nsE nsiiont hankae = ~ = =
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Carpet Warehouse.
-. Chartes St., New Orleans Ia.
a. BRoUssEAu 4 CO,

IMPORTERS, oiIer atlow prices
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kinds-Fioor, Furniture and Enamel oi
Nsiiinr-5oo roils China, 100 pieces Cocoa
WindoS Shades. Table snd pifno Cover.
orumh ololhs- -pInsgcb Linen and Felt.
curtzine Lace. Reps, Worsted, nanezk.
Fnrl mn oorsrinri linen. Cotton. Re
olDdic1s, banda pisa, kc. -
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