Star. — London, England, 1812-01-04 00:00:00

wousoinissessfus thisathdd was found at Gosport, ar rived elm!, yonerdaly anituing, and 'Wale brought 1 " up for czawaissation in custody of Wm. Barber, the 1 Bride:well ItesPer of Gosport; vato stated, that in con. sequence of hi* having seen some hand-bills deli vee e&1 about Portsmouth and Gosport, advertising a child bet in London, giving a.da,etiption of the child, and offering a reward for its,restor " Jot made enqui ries, and in ennui:jut nce, s that there was such a chitd at the °mania Gos port, which there was strong believingatot to, he her own. He went accoe to the resi dence of the prisoner, and enquired if she had not a child about three years old t She.answered that she had. He then asked her if that child eras her own ? She answered in the affirmative. He then cautioned her to be correct in her ansv - - he bad • believe it was not. She that the child was found it ih the streets it h( me with her. care of it, and ha. sired to see 1 7 ) -- et I ll ie him, and chased for it. scription in the In table, and seemed Ho told th. - • a Magistnite, and bring the . . _ _ readily consented ; and in consequence of the Magic , trate's order, the child was brought up to town, and restored to its parents. The prisoner's dwelling, he amid; vtas neat and comfortable, :Wed fit'for any re spectable tradesman. , . . - Mrs. Dellpw, the child'a- motber., attended with , the little fellow in her aims, and the hat and fe.ather on, which were describes in the . former . pioiiientton to have ben bought for him by Mrs. Russel, the' perso-a then' alledged.to have takin him away, who was tried at the last Old Bailey Sessions for the. sup- posed offence. ' -AA' • • : . The LORD MAYOR aske4,,bey i .if: spy part of the • clothes in which the child eitttelaiek to her, was the ,' same he had c o , when taken ti.vsy ? She answered in ' .., the negative. . . • . The Lotto MAYOR asked the/ prisoner whether , he wished.,tct say any thing for . herself i but she Was so much - affected, she could not immediately give an.an swer. Barber, on her behalf, replied,.that she kviss . willing to answer any questions his Lordship wished "to put to her. When she recovered a little, she said, she had taken the child from a little girl, in thtstreet, and carried it to'Gosport. She was proceeding to say somethipg more, but her convulsive. sobs would not permit her words utterance ; however, we understood . her to say, that Mary Rnstell, (who bad been for rnerly examined on suspicion if having committed the offence) bad nothing whatever to say to the transaction, nor any connexion with it. 1 The LORD MAYOR then remanded her, to be again. brought up on Monday ; but at the same time desired shi might remain in the Mansion-house until the crowd assembled on the outside, should disperse. •: Few particulars have transpired respecting this' toms;tytion,, -its addition to what we stated on (hers- . I day. ! Mrs. Magnay. as already stated, entirely ac., quits Mrs. Russel, who was tried on the charge of ' stealing the child, from any parlicipation or know- • 'Wile of the matter. Magnay, th e husband, is said I to be a very honest fellow, who has served on board his Majesty's ship Lightnirg as agtinner for some years, and has saved a considerable sum. Mrs. M. is a young woman, about '22 years of age, of *a pre n possessing appearance, bat has a east in one eye. She; has certainly treated the boy with great kindneiS.-1 When he saw his 'tarp. father. again, he shewed no div. Ksitich to retutn.tfith him ; and his yarents find! "Write difficulty in bring hint back to his old habits.l lie is a fine boy, and, it is said; seems highly enter tained with the fuss that is made about him. Psting.the whole of the minaination she stPgrla most po.ipantly affected, spbbing and csykag 4 cl u e! . time. *She was attended by several respectable-i looking persons, her friends ;' and, on leaving the! , bar,. the Lois Mavoa most humanely directed that she should be taken care 4)1 prd‘reated va4y,, ,' .:., . . A vast co . 4co?,rst of people surrounded the MansiCer. 1-lotise during the eiamination, and numbers baLlo . . . her from th ence to the Poultry Cow ptFot#e„spi , was lodged by iDe O ff i cers.. -,. i. 1 . .... ;, ...":4) we _ MARLSOROUGII-sTnEET.-:—Caomi miTtel.,:oninint der of a man ol war . , wasitelti'filbtatOt Siti - ithiino 1 assattlyon the daughter of a•tradesinin in the neigh boinhoodof Suffolk-street, at whose house he lodgett: the Captain hid his grog on board; " 'ii on retiring • t 6 his-room, he rung his hell, but the 'servant being out the daughter answered it, when he desired that iaisirentight. tr.: ,stitred, and whilst in the act of doing it, he sliced her •in an ainovous tit, swore he: cotta d no.i.sager, conceal his attachment to her, andhaftved niki itloniber thatin.dated the lady tci caiktitliskesil, ibrunght her ioxtbet to Iry assistance, wlya ;omitted* nuatnvet*LtPteht. -4n.ia pugilistic' Remo; and, thee giving hintsitiatkertretiarged him in titi*Tof.a wittoina • Hld bvultgo li ;: 4 - -• Ai__.., . if! , ! . ..31 •1 • •il . _ . --•ll;) ALL ••4 I fairing toda so,he• charged him with being cones._ to the. murder, of Williamson, upon which, he (u , ! prisoner) observed, if you think I am, you had better take me into - custody ; and the witness' soon after gave him in charge to the night constable. This statement being corroborated by several persons who were present, and thtre being no ground for suspi* cion, the Magistrates discharged him. .........L.........m............• The body pf a murderejl man was faund on the i Cern hill road of Somersetshire ; he was much dis- Ifigured with wciand..i, but was recognised as a Hal-' , well labourer.—Wilful Murder is returned in the in quest against persons unknoWn. I A few evenings since Mrs. Newel's house at Farn ;,ham, was alarmed by an assassin and robber, who had broke open thehouse, and fotind his way to her bed ; rocm„-and was abobt to murder her with the kitchen poker i but the blow aimed at her was providentially I broketl the bed-furniture, which awoke her, and her ; screams alarmed the family, and the ruffian made hii escape out of a backavindceie. A most audacious' '.ideilip; 'was made to rob the house of M. 'rhomili, 4 'grocer at the corner of I Portman -street, Oxford street, on Thursday evening.l I The servant-maid was cutting bread and butter about s:x o'clock in the everting, when a ruffian, armed with a bludgeon, opened the area dnoi, * and walked into the kitchen. The servant, m alartnik Hisfred of n i the stranger his business h ' .dad itilflaid tone, l when he struck her twice, and ' iiiiindedlitence or he would murder her. The - servant think the knife kite the ruffian's breast, when' he knocked her down, and she remained in a senseless slate until discovered another seteani. On recovering herself, 'she re hat'hdiswbid h t a o d h h a a v p e p t ! se ne a d pea , an c d ver the th r e n a a r n ea ss r -a a s ain tr g. ace — d The knife was found in the area, which must hayi penetrated an inch and an half into his body by del appeal-ante of the blood upon it. A rope' lilf' also found suspended from. one of rails, by-WW. he must hive let himself down, its'a*eis impittea gate or any other communication froiri . eteittiii,-- Information was given at Mariborongfri.itfeetlitlfice- Office, but no tidings have yet' beleti hid of the . offender. s.? s. *, R - singular . circumstance lately ilicifirred at 'the hoisse of Mr. Samuel Taylor, of Sloothby. Attempts had been made last winter,*and also in the Course of lait 'dimmer, to rob the house, but they were defea ted by prhper vigilance. The barn was t however, broke open on Tuesday night, the 17th ;alt. and on the Saturday following, about half.past ten at night, their house was again beseesby a gang of villains. It happened fortunately that Mr. Taylor's eldest son 18 years of age, dreamed that night:that *nue villa/hi had broken into the house, and were galas to .murder him: The pertuilsation of mind occas'oned by the dream awoke hem ; and, to his great astonish 'met% the first thing he saw was a man at the top of the ladder, endeeiouring lo take out the chamber *undo*: The ycitmg man, Without giving the least alarm, got out.of bed, took his gun, which he had by fili.beel side, ready-loaded, and fired. Instantly the nitin upon the ladder drop led down, and the report of the gun alarmed the father, the whole tinnily were 1 sOfin up, but no one dared open the door, as the son raii two men abbut the lionse, being afraid, if the villains got adtnittance,That the whole family would be murdered. With great impatience they waited "for day break, and tfie first thing illey saw was a quantity' 'of blood on the ladder, and several places ih the yardleading froin the front of the house into tie 'road grafted with blii o llolt no trace -of the -Woundea'rited eoild be f ,''iti as to lend 'to any .'• • • I (PECOVe§7. ''' ;r : RI. .., • ' • . ''' t ong's Hoteli;ikl3p9dstrkst,' has lately teen rob bed i f a nuinbei drilleee'lpoi3iit. ' The proprietor applied to I l ayendepaid Nichols, of Bow : street Ol lie, who traced Out spool:, in•si brokin - staikics be pledged at a pawnt'takr A * 'Marylabeene-atreet.-.- The pawnbroker stated; 'Oat he had taken 'hem in iiled*im . fro a Gesttlem*n'Of the higheit respectabi lity,a JA C. who, at the cline of pledging , theta, 'Stated.tW I: t. Vto be the property, of a French. 'Nail& .a1,1,1 1 /16 had broken his crest,offi beeause he did not e : `irate it exposed ;. and . M . r. C: bad brought Wilpileage, ackprivetills nivetiring in it. ' Mr. t 2 1 / 4 04 tiaced out by Laiiiguieriaiiir Nicholls', and,he 1 , priiVegad be the son of bile OT the Beitimiinei ;. and, 1 lon searching a box longing to Mil l , they fotind the I Pietes Ot spiOns *MeV/lad been br i oke off those ktelen; !"and, instead of a VOA Nobleman's arms that had ''. been broken Off,'it prti'ved lo be " Long's Plotel."— i lqr. C.eonteised hit crime; And said, the; dtise of his 1 jdoing it was, his father's refusing to allow him money 449 uh . He was taken t i n, the watch-house, where i fisleitheey.4atlefacitited ? UM, and, we understand, the baskpWhasisea seitle4, Frici44;is ; "r;iniAt; While Mr . Butler; cheesemonger, 9f klopithiorper,,Whitechape . l.road, Was carrying some 4gtstc'la,9 l .2ttoluct leav ing .only 14rs. B. in the ahe had occasion tp so, up stairs, when, on oitePog k-Fikfc+Ter;;4 o Pl**** -- ',RT TAlPl 4 .,ldena 1 "C:4 1 7 - AT:9 I ;W P*lfaiw; . . • ' - l i t:k:,lb - ""Asil i tCO* lo - 44 •-% • s tpii Kent a • . eilit 4140 i iIi 7 C P ...i n - 1;i 10 ___ _ , stri igs 7.4lnrelifi lliallo4l4o4ll ", . "t . ilsr,... , : 7 ' • &nen , • 4 .0g At eV :Os Iblibliec.- 0 1PLeeliii , dr , NW IrPirwres—Alefii Osts - 41 to.'"esiosaa, 10 3: .a. '.. c Ditto Iltallet4, 31. - Os. no .4101, T • '.l I. "i . 4 14114rdAtiVitT, PIADEI 4I I44 I 4.34 I MSTig , . rut li . Beef . is is to 41 Veal . :As :Oe ya 44 0 04 k , Mutton 4s 4d ti Ss. 44 Pork - ~ ."-Rs t tri itc tr. A PRICEiof. ger i . aie• 'stas' Sr. JA II 114 . 4 e. 1111 ; ! 9/111:r1COX 4 1 1 41: frP _ A ll‘ L Ii Hay ek iSs: WIC Ins. Hay % .;• 4. A siti.taill MI Shan el. es.. tss -Oil. 11,74.. Clover i 101.9 IdLigipillli Mg Straw 81, 5 040.44 1 11, . . ._' " I HIDES. Best Helfcra msd 11tieri (per l Ordinary to. 4d. lit bi l atone) Si. 4d. to 3s. • Bd. Market Calf 11541. Middlings 34 ts‘ te, Si. 44 , Ereglisb Horse tii...m. 50.4 ~ eop Skins Sts. 6d. to 4s. 04 ..A. Trjg ,:, • COAL-MARKET, Jam 3. • leans - - Ships at Thartet Sold P 14148, 40 Newcastle .Pi • Ms. 6a.'to 53e. titT. '• 1 Stone I 38s. Ott. to oos. mt. OXFORD. December Wt.—The woad best ptiee . pfitbushell of Wheat was 14s. 6d. aceoedhig to vrhichrpriee, sae a die allow- i ance made to the halter, lit assize and peke of bread are as (01. I low, viz. The peck loaf, household. to weigh•l76.4l4lM• O. 744 1 I The half peck, 21 sid and the smaller to proportion. ...—. BANKRUPTS IN THE CA ZETTF.S OF lin. January - - 214 August - - 149 Februiry - 212 September - 77 March - - 187 October • • 112 April - - 163 November • 131 May - - 137 December 1:40 Lune - - 149 .-- July ... - 197 Total, 1837 pAßLlAigird i f i AßY REWARDS FOR OFFENDERS. Tresses, in coinieg . false money - - .... i , £4O High/nary robberies, either In the roads or streets ~ . .40 Burglaries, money Ain—Tyburn Ticket, worth ' .I: •• So Hoossbreakiag In day-time, money X4o—TyburnTicket - t sp Stealing geed, is the *mown of Ss. sa f a shop, &e. - , T7lngest Ticket .I. . - SW Hamemserling, Tyburn 1111114 ,ma • - - Ilk Steeling cattle or =i 7 . 6 'i 10 diaternieg Mane Mielliet ' - 20 ..• bride—tel. seawards gives brililldigniamotbmiges, &v. COINAGE OF P.)1(4411 . .:..1 . ...P he whole money coined in limaimiksittee-the be .jtinning of the reign of Queen . ISIMSeth Up to the 'year 1793, was as follows : Bt Queen Elisabeth - - £.5,8118,1r33 King James I. • • 4,500,001 Charles I. - - - . 10,499,344 ~. Cromwell - 1,000,900 - . King Charles ll.' - - 7,524,005 "I' James 11. - - 3,737,657 ......4. e llefoie the Revolution - 51.094. St' Ring William, including recolnage 10,511 Queen Ann - - 2,691 King deorge I. ' - . VIM ...‘-• .1. .. Geo - tge ~, . tip March 25th, sims.362_. T -• 1111, 6 44 recon.„_ 51 1" •116,063,666 Gold and Silver coined in 1793 8,747,430 0 6 1794". i pjintrirmis 0 1795 - ,pkt,,gok i l 4 .l • 1796 WIT .; *) . 1797 -•; ih t • 4 . ig 0 .y • DAYENANT estimated the.C o t n in 4141 the kingdom in 1711, td be about 12,000,009. r a501t estimated it in the year 1762, at 16,1490,(41K0d Mr. CHAL MERS supposes it in 1736, tit Vu.dt 20,0 9 0,000, and at present at 037,000084 ' t; .4401.4 1 i, Amongst the Mei coofpinfiostaxleibitiom in this metropolis, for Wisincnason t.. pe believe*. the Royal - Menagerie. win„ stand unri. Valle& The vast nitinber of Ale anitnah which have been lately procured, with the wonderfnl l alteration 4141 improvement in the different apartments, must exceed the most sanguine expectations ; and it has been justly observed by some of the most illustrious connoiseurs in this nation , that no one has need to Lirlit himself transported into the extensive plains forests of Asia, Africa; &c.. to see the choiceit productions of animated nature, while snchialslll)lo perfect -specimens so greatly abound in thi tin!), unitive assemblage, which, for variety, beautywand perfection, can challenge any Menagerie lipts world. The formidable Rhinoceros, the ) scientifie Elephants (one is by faetEelargest in this kingdom)j thejlneet Lion, RQyal T!ger, and Ostrich in nature aropartieularly noticed amongst a number of mists' Lions, Tygers, Panthers, Ostriches, LeOpards, arias, Arabian Camel, Cassowary, gmews, Pelican, Cirus, Crown Cranes, Vultures, and several new ani. mak, particularly the Tapni, or Hippopotamus of the New World, the Vicuna, or `iViguna,of the Peruvian Mountains, the Great Ursine Sloth Of the East In. dies, &c.. &c. all in fine healtiband fiCiently prove that suclitut4xlensive variety of *King animals were never beftliti Iscn,W4n,.4 . one ner.. • Imps, in the history of IfteCttnflar • Beautiful White teeth roilYie rie tteorl as one of the greatest blessings Provident to*,. without which the finest fot mad fag, it imendlet= inattention to the teeth and um cause cause of an offlmsive breath. —ll:frtf#'4l: ypagi.lllo.E RgSTOltil- Powitt ItMk elegant and certai ieitar iti oise r ais X4 . -; o ilean ,Z . ' • t,. 3 . • .4 ' • ht7th! "lb 1/ecxy4h,Wrilb4Mbeallk 4 .gb. a. 111 c og% sogiumitief. 66 twi1i11614111.11411 11, 414 1 11/PAkt* `Oki 40 1 4110 1111 . 11 :! r : - _ 9 _ 'Yr _____,..........A44. ,_...........frimentomelar iisti ottit... .it Elie, elf Cla b . . 41441411111; PIIIIS ed 4 . 4 ,69 VW, ae:l i nsa ll i t iiirrliivi a Iliehera of the of * (Msis 11115laties 04 intigintr WM Oidte Sovetlf," elef arkh viol-in pis soa bring nn antvalsions - they, illha r vomit, uf I Isdr, got ft is prove flea, by et;d1W01111 Mat. 'lft circimilks a n e 1 • t a 1 it Atka and care d liwohtion di Metfiefne is only _ IntOgsany slabs giaruters in dila e ?Usk aisi pinisseg a b, lily, go Wee Os writ 71411. 11#4.._, glytat so Os Proptistor, tram a isnand thf /iv ~4lginanna is eh* wit families, Wimps Its ionic bepood i onwrithien, gni gives, a sanction to it, of which ao,ssifsar hiadtpi t : l l. ems !abut. Parents and others, who hire the We. shatdd Yaws this remedy u a family *Wats. 19 hs, eget the stomach or bowris of Children are any 'ike dietilk . grk4ir will idler,* be found to relieve. . ~ wiwkaale told retail, at Clams $4 Sutler's, Pi 4 lid!, London; Situp and *lam, l'onsatouth: 1 ono. %VA isti f, u 4 Menne, and Mallory, Purses ; Kali and Johnsto n . ••• Coleman and , 'Jan*, "filatisscas ; l a rek and Roar; l . Hull ; Holland,. en.kwartlay, Ntakeen, andtldbert, ri ii..nott and Lloyd, -and Stiniry slid Os. iiirtasinshaan; Sp* and Larlsbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, M anta Trewmart, Exeter ; Sinath,Manderton, Reaburn, Soitt, and lay. ter, Ediuberith „ L • Baxter and MiDonalel, taugow • Bulge, and Barry, Brivui ; Ttevenson and Cs. Nue-with I swings*, Law n . ter • Edwards and Penny, Liv‘rpool; and retail by Riot *nem, tnelcine vender,, in bees. at na. 9d. and ss. 64. ...3et. - .. 11011i011. XIHEN Men cf Education and professional skill use Persevering endeavours t. discovu• the wet ale sid certain method of treating a tea prevailing Diseases, tke .swiss, ful resale of their experience is the best proof of superiority. i Mara. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been luduced to nubs the asp dthe fellovriog the abject of their particular study, Ink a eerie* Disorder, frielsently contrasted in a Bement a intaxis cities, and its amino:Stant% stemma sod Gies's. *hick by an Unarmed plan, are speedily aod dkotually cur etas also dr belay, whether waft( frays t alon indulgen ion ni: 1 Is wenn clistatts, os a ' solitary viCe too often eti. Ain* ptr*ed by the rooked both uses, he a* one airing . and is thojither a milmesivistrals of toa. valma pesetas a chat. To that dtareabeg date ofdelolity et Sys abide* thp consapiesee of loch baneful habits, ow wain haw any other cause, by. which the paints of she catiol• tution become enfeebled, aaneguLuly ideentrd'Sargeries el. lA* don, they offer a kills, *e l and epossly restoniden to neesAfet. vigorous health. '.., - The result of a Mfg end extensive /rattles boo ettailliFtlielik by a superior method, to remover oissereircesuplablebilleinwer inveterate at ed, sit m ita hoorlitisbieeTWlT.J tilk , Pat•st • the lean r diet or aurae ; askis reclf aies eess . abort la early lon is nude on dlscovery of the, they freqiidetly peNdihtt 1 Cure in the short *DP et The, vaptesidentod *success of that *ode efinatatreobt (I= hey sever hewn Pips a to ail -- etsgleiballilat is •R cite .01 ' a veal.,duritig - '. = ''ba'aal ef'S • 'bquirer that bduced r tml ay 7 4 =l= o ---t co r etti T Prw dibrier y Aid bey eafir frond in the nisiorototteatest csafuliace "lab which lir/ lime, by fife public, ben .eYlwraltir honoured. - Patients in t►e country are retiontook to state the piranha of their ear; age, and manner or being, incinalug • Rout Nate, •t abase infiniallohies and the same will be forwarded to yr, putt tit thp Co. sememm, - Sawr!► .. TO THE PUBLIC. • DR. GILBERT% VEGETABLE /IWO*. HO TIC DROPS , in bottles at 2b and a else s • 64. The variety eat dioceses that 'mean et MI leaks of the year, generally originating keel leritles of the Soul, a vitia ted stomach, or obstructetfperspirWoo. it Is with the hilts; me. Wilmer of setae; tbat re snetruously savanna:al this unrivatimd 'medicine to public nonce ' soloing a certain prosertitfire and este . Sot neemaieuk particelarty the land and sea Seat ey, Cen ters, King's Evil, ulcerated Sere Lay, running lilisestia kraal part of the body, Leproay, Eruptions after the sr Wades, Inflantemstlad is the Mfrs, IL Atitimorlißtire, 'Mem. dot end ititerstota t. aloes; nareassaral 4t . looltotsgrireek sad 01,its ere mend • adby. in her answers, as he had reasun to rt. She replied by acknowiedging as not her own—and said, shelkAc streets of London, and had brought r—that she had taken every possible ad bought for it a ititintity of clot)* see ite child—shelniught it ottt!of • she wed Mm the - ciethes she had pur. He fold the child aft-tinting the de: hand-bill; it was clean rid comfor- ed to hive been we'd taken cate of.— loner. she *;lisi come him before Id bring the child— ta which she _most , saint boon known to fail In mem akfigicimaladOe. `m paw doe of I S year*. ,slorlaii 310 1 4 ,P 4A 3 414/011 . 6 4 14 =beim Yore been curra. :frier s • bad hem piirsued by 6dA- &cal 1 eta *dam them ta dm‘publkilp *lir etr+44. • - - . Agropc:Gioss tad Qii eadadviinomemielbe thmeammoffihola rotitt=ilta: it► aria! kpeildpleall r i lINT= I I4• I aE rink Mft It' have boat proyarty educated mid tnldatisd into .eery 'helmet 4 ar Venn* Orlifostse at which, from different imedillK aid testimonials bps toe *ua mimeo& tabricimis, obey lemfmmial. Vince amy hiquirerj, that the' memos ambit% from thdeemdm 4oure hest traduced them to sulfas., practice of doe gelerpi Pros. baying - thoP t ra I to ioilii.t r ri r al re A liscell aborri Nlkurgig 11.1144 1, oic VZ I S • Ming • if thp•eifloKad OW . lif essikale ' lErtfefeWlAltted, N . as our an. r' - _ at t all the long. train cd'allsepllors which owed dawidin SNIP c• C IR. • lc • ainarkabie Care of re-Muer In the Face, yr= taw was dos eimmossed, ale face arid era sad the bead diagramed wsth pato, oak& Amoy am* oath of Wm. eroist ; thetoikrotng is thewopy of *Walk* taken at the Guildhall, Plyrnout 11, tbs soc-pra- roma. Tpops* Eas.aa, tog, Ittfary. I, Wiliam Crbitt, late of the BMWMtft Of'Sersah, hat maw if doe Iloroogh of Plymouth, is the toasty ofitleton. dd outdates* mode; o h that I was afflicted wadi caster Way tow kr up- wzr* • ten months, I had a vary tail dal wound Misted le Of mime; do greatest part of my face was dr fully isdlsmai, star 'sled with the mow acute paten that amid • Ibi be #04111.4-4 , /, ,Isoadavas also disuuctod with ps so livEZ: 1001- ed thou I could oilbi7 a my olio light, end stye sk Ufa tree with my komtat seem othorevyyert I der- * &Action I t d o t arfous Medkiimo, as WO trots (r eaPhse etberk 4 alloot re,rlvolie dor /welt mild, mod thiMsme Warmed daily; morgesom erns palls;" tmoyolliPeot yt mild* at having Othaosood lisloNdrillNgro_l4!Xs airs* boa Pus wil!"!;! . . ivafibinan. ~ ' L.,1 ! 1,0, - 10 ~ ... i; .. , r - , 7.), 1 !'•ti IiPIRISI7 APSllatf iNGOVott,fti vs, up S'a'ra, VAtiWne on oftensive fireatn.-13OTLfrO V_IMILT A iy. 2 Restnitit- ' '. u ." "u"..,% - `"' •" U ffi r. 14141 E .". T nto Kad Nk , i l i t ig •Fr i n I U mow H AL1...4. 4,hift,ll sifiloru*aa ahartpshbel:Vw_oe4 4 ,l,,,dppr,,cwoTnen rusltad.out, one rav-it Tool* Powistiiiii`e in& elegant and certain i t ; ' rs.id „ Ra i 1 i r ,7 1 , 4 ,4 1 . 26/ ..,oagr 1 fore the Sitt;ogSagislirat on--imPluggkeki . . 1 0 0 iMEan -,. . . 111 1•14 1 4,i bOtikher with a cuff* .70ich remedy for all diseases. of the-Veeth and nts'; its rtatimi i ctg *di " mpi t tp s 4 t s b u i i b in pi na gi .'• ceroed is 40 . laN m a ur c ts in • IsiAliftf...ll4hrap r , t . yu e t l t t lycmg4, itse:lo`mor.! Of a ber garments, •• a s !d t .s . o antic ticolar qu:;l4 . lea ut ares .. not simply co to el'ean. i_r . il7l .,e ft me, !bv_w:triaq li mp ou p s dpeo WI ...,..,, t h g,.• a ' , F.'"*. * a t t . u i r !a ll /Is. t. 41 9, ':.,4 141 .fit ! second. pmF? 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