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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspond eDce oil TIE New York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. December LIP. u.

PHILADELPHIA. December ll-P. ".
The WEArHER.-This has been decidedly the
coolest day of the and have every indication
81 storm Business appears extremely du along our
state Of affairs
The MEXIcAE TRoUBLE.-The recent inteil-
gence from Mexico connection with the conduct of Gov
shannon has excited much interest III this City. BY many
the pursued toward Mexico viewed rs not only nta
but cowardy and merits the prompt rebuke OF tie
People of the United Suites
The MURDER CAsE.-As yer, the jury in Rynn-
gers has agreed and appears extreme folly to Keep
them together niger. -.
SUDDEN lbEATg.-A man named Richie, residing
in South Perm Township dropped down dead YESTERDAY He
was about Is years Of age. !aborns man. and died om d
ease OF n heart.
SroGKs.-ihere was a general decline in the
price If Stocks to-day The snes were to far extent par
cu hy Pennsylvania Elves, which opened Mt 72 md closed
al I2, tgqg off Of since yesterday Readng BailEosa
Texas Treasury Notes IL About $4,000 Of State Ewes
First Board-saOOo Wilmington Rd. Bond. 50 ssooeTey
Do Ne; s 81 ioUS Do s'1 old q an IS So GRAD
Reading Rd 23 so do do g 730 County SIS 1890 e5
10 Leigh lo5, 10 Western b. 46l Philad. Exchange
Second State S. 5s. ~ sl?Geo do SYN oo
do b az $50 Wilmington I'd ID. 25l 80 do IDS sl So
various ways ga s2O Reatlnr Rd BIDS $1,000 DO DO t5
67 $500 do do bwn 674 100 Reading Rd 70: s3O Texas
Bonds. sb5 Is; ESQ Texas Notes II.
SHIP NEws-44 p. si.- Cleared this afternoon
Brgs Hunre,s. Baker West Indies Albert BLACK, Boston;
Grand TS SsS do s c Pesn ea sson
Laurel Picket Carey, Baltimore ack Downing, Passspea,
do: Oregon Corson, New York; Barge Whale. Baldwin.
NowYok. Steamer Ironsde, Morrison. DO .,..,,,.
port jobs Thomp,on. Godfrey, from NewHaven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Froclanlations
BIZ WM BoUcK. Gopernor Of the State Of Neg York.

By WM G BoUcK. Gorerno- Of the State Of Neg York.
Another year has aeay drawn 10 close and surrounded
we are BY the HnnubeIed blessings OF GoG Provcsnce
and grpce nothing be becoming and proper tan 10
lay engagements, and devote 81 least ee day
OF the many allowed call our own, 10 ceyOu
thanksgiving and praise 10 the Author oil me Constant sGc
unnercd people, permitted 20 ENJOY
lido therefore most cordially recommend ulat THURSDAY
-HE TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER neN, be Observed
throughout the State, as day Of Prayer. Praise ana
Thanksgiving 10 great Father IN Heaven our gracious
Senelactcr ana tuend
BY His meciu providence have been permitted to ENJOY
The coEO OF HE nnS religious social ana political
vlsces have been continued Dinns the past
been exempt from the OF malignant disease and
been felt all the Business relations OF life. and the blessed
gospel has been gradually hut surely extending lis benign IN
tueuce. Aciuaied b.; its diusiye benevoeacc, Chr Mis-
have not amy nboTed the waste and desclnie
places ~ home but have gone forth proclaim Christ and
HIM crcied 10 the dark and benighted Of the earth
-Eucton in all IFS departments, dsHc Increase n
knowledge among al classes Of the Community Tompernpce
the heaanad oil Religion, making deeper und wider r-
pssDs, and senlug nlI comfort into maEy Ge.olgte
households; while peace and prosperity IRE dwelling our
rlicst
Lei; u.s. then people on the day designated ny inside
tSe cares and tie ordinary business OF ie and give thsns
unto God. And with oGr thanksgiving let us mn-e our
prayers fof continuance OF the numerous blessings we enoy
God and undehed religion among Us The bs
xecnr;y OF ciyli and political institutions.
In ullness whereof have aersun:u affixed nv game and
tire prvy seal OF the Stzte this .shih dny oi No
II 81 vcnbe IN TIE ya,r OF L0al ono Thousand Phi
hundred and fcrty.foul. WIN. T.. BOCCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.

WILLIAM EvERDELL, ESQ. PRESIDENT, IN ule Snhii.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
Petitions rettsdTha: omission to close the old Post
OF A. C. Stout and Others for extension of in 9Th
street from 5ih Avenue TO University Place
OF D. Fnnshaw for The Corporation to purchase well and
%! 81 Hose CO. C 10 Is for new carriage.
To flag sidewalks and enclose open lots on litn street, De-
tween 9ih and 10Th Avenues.
Fora free hydan of Fourth and Troy streets.
John Herdman, Tor correction OF assessment
5 ia Sn od 9S ses5 eB s acan
Pctfioas1of Hamilton Murray, for correction of tax
Reports--of the Committee finance. communication
Commee on Police &c adverse to the petition Of
the keepers Of Backwel's Island for increase of snary
Ofthe Committee Police, &c the petition of Adam
be s Gse Esco
ihe ss1s In IN favor oil paying the bill OF Dr.
Ofthe same Committee in favor of paying B. R. Jacobs
a damage done to his house ni the late election Refer.
Qfibe same favor paying Dr. Brakeman sls for ned
cal services nj second Watch District Adopted.
where he been confined for selling qcor without license.
Of n y Blunt for regeneration for tseryice., As
eiasGing Engine Companies Nes 1sard % Adopted
OF he Committee Ordnance in relation to pryle5 and
Reselrtga-Fes charging for tagging paI. of
Twenty iiith and Twenty seventh reat, &c. Adopted
From the Street Commissioner for appropriation Of
$50 % for expense OF acadan!zinz the BOomnsdae Road
In favor appointing samuel Drnshec Collector of Asses
aens ioT regulating sc Eleventh street tom Avenue
From the Board Of .9ieerme-Repor with Oil amendment
to the ordinance 70 regulate the water works 81 the city Of
New York prohibiting distractions the avenues of access
u the stop.cocks. &c. Concurred in.
In relation 10 ;!s depot OF the Harlem Rallroad Con.
cured IN.
Conprnicaton from the C1mptrol.r. with an ordnance
for additional appropriations o' repairs Of streets. Con.
Cured IN.
In favoc OF lighting the Fourth District Watch House with
gas. Concurred III.
In favor OF FIXING the salary of Thomas jeremiah nj $500 per
first clerk il the office OF Receiver Taxes Con.
cured III.
RepOrt-of the Committee on Lamps and GEES in favor Of
lighting portion OF Prince street w gas, amend.
net providing that the Superintendent all the streets
Adopted
From BcGrd Of slGTmen-In favor of petition of Sa ah
M, for REMOVAL Of ob.uc,oas from Booningdale road
ConcuIrsd IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

SASps's SARsAPARILA in the economy of nature
there been distributed through the mineral and vegetable
kingdoms variety Of sGbtances adapted 70 the re- 81
earth are so many md such powerful sanaiiye properties
bned. Sarsnpara Yet render these laeat properties
concen,raon In Sands SarsapaIa il IS believed oil tee
objects have been effected to the ules, extent now 3D.
runlsterd general practice and uniform remedy W
Of ScrCnIa Leposy. nmnrs ellnSs Of the jo3
Rheumatsn ErJspeG, mad all other cutoneou' diseases Net
cural Dsoder Kings Ey, with every complaint sympe
matte OF impure blood.
For farther particulars, mad conclusive evidence Of It's Iup
yalue and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be oocneo
Of the proprietors and their agents grntis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale AID retail, By a; b. ~
Sold also "a Broadway n East Broadway, and By Duf
S:sts generally throughout the United States.
Pncs 81 per bottle SIX bottles tor IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

.ScRoFULous, ScURvY. AND ScoRBuTIc CoapLMNrs.-.
difficult eradicate. have been more improperly treated
than those have namei and indeed matter OF no s
astonshnent than distress TINT in malades which are
ntarwoyen IN the constitution Of the citizens o. ms
part of the weird. the general practice of physc not only IN
adequate pe,fec; but Instance tends 70 con
firm the disorder in the habit Mercury given cd rT
Alternating and breaking down the OF the BLOOD
which Scroulou., Scofbuts aud Scuiry cases aeaa!
much impoverished It IS the grs6 intention and aoso
lutte effect of Dr. FELIX GouRAUD's ITALIAN MEDlcATrD
SOAP 10 all these evils without resort To Mercury son.
yca almost the effect Of using cake OF DR. GouRArps
INDICATED Soar, that the obstinate have yeden
making all scur botc' puppies and little sores gradoay
dry away, leaving THE SKIN FAIR AID BEAUTIFUL: an "a
earnestly and anxousiy caution the public aGeins COMMENCE
OF tbs blessed md universally approved remedy of ~ Ia -
censes The low tnckeTy cunnsy and aYdacty o. III ~
most cHution and vigilance 10 AVOID being imposed on oy %
Thee'ue II want the genuine, buy only OF 81 w
lst store FROM Broadway. Pncc 81 cents cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Mosr WONDERFUL CuRIoslrl.-When the advertisement
Of tire "CnlLD WITH Two HEADS" now exhibiting II the
Coliseum was brou ut to us. thought dou tes "
of our readers think that was one of tho hum5rgs" Of
which the age vey prolific. but glad 10 acknow
edge our error. We visited it yesterday and were deeply
t,res'cd while looking upon contemplating the rAm
dnd freaks of Dame Nature. The Imagination cannot paint
single body with tro perfectly distinct hads and
reek with countenaaces mid and pleasant and precisely
alike than this case prsseat 1t very large sizeym
met-y perfect, and doubt Judgment the srectct
human curiosity witnessed. 1t Attracting grsa, many
viso,s and were necessary should not hesitate TO
oil who can pay visit Il IS exhibited in the front room
and authorized to tina; it has connection with
Bunker Hill " exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
BY This Mornings Mali.
~ The National fnteAigeneer of yes'erda

r. The National fnteiigeneer of yesterday
saws: Mr. HoAR is, we hear, now in this city, on
his way home from Charleston.
sIss North Carolina has moved form4ily for Mr..
Saunders rs the next Post Master Geaeral.
re- resolution has been introduced iuto the
ONO Legislature instruct:ug the Senators and Re-
prssentstives in Congress from that S!ats TO vote
or reduction OF the ressni rites o. postage.
N,vu-Tbe l. s Steam Frizais Princeton, Capt; stock
ton dropped down Sunday morning. from the AaT ~ 1an -
bou ud 10 New Olca1s When last seen she was gong al me
s ! SSio vnUGalia sailed from Pensacola the 18th
uIism me hound on q crni.e. Norfolk lieruld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
DIED.

% Wednesday evening" ecemhe, H. the 9th year he,
age Lucy r. wife of Aalrew T, Hastings.
Funern his Crhursday) afternoon, at half past
O'Clock precisely n III Columbia Brooklyn. Relatives and
acquaintance of the amly invited to attend without iu
ther notice. The remains will be taken TO Hartford c. fo'n
termen ~,
Ga "Wednesday evening. Ilth Instant SAMUEL VAN DE
WATER, IN the 43s year Of his nge . =,
His remains Will be removed from his late residence, No. a
Bank St on Friday morning, mt halt past ocock' - Hemp
be OF Ge;,ys Lodge No II. respectfully invited to a.
tend. -. ,>,,,,
tive OF Dumineshire Scotland, and OF the firm oil Henry
Darymple OF this city. aged - years q.
Al BROOKLYN on Tues,iay l0.h Mrs LUCIA SHAW wife
of John c. Bailey and daughter Of JOSIAH C. Shaw oil New
port, K. |.
a nmapo, " J. on the 10,h aged rs wears. HAMILTON
STEWART, E,q brother of the late Robert Stewart rsd
Alex. /. Stewart, Esq, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Marine Court.

Andrew NJ. Dorauce W. rEurs;Gu Mabbet.- he
paut purchased of defendant agent at Washington llar
Eet barrels of eggs winch proved TO be unound. aud lie re-
fused 10 pay for them He sued, and Judgment obtained
nrnnst him for scr lie now ses the owner OF the eggs for
damages ,verrs et deception bad been used by the agent
q, OF selling the which denied. The Court
charged that IT, the sale OF eggs appes potnoes and SUCH
where parties cannot in butter, iouT. &c. rsccftan tier
charncier Throughout By boring the seller pnceS the top
of the barrels better quality OF the article than that which
below and says nothing 10 the purchaser regard 20 H.
deccpon the party purchasing for and recover
damages Verdict tor plaintiff, So.
John Bailey VS.. Robert AcCarIeH and Il. Vens.-
Action for assault and battery alleged have been committed
on TIE sanaker CT the ship Kalamazoo her recent voyage
from Liverpool TO this port By the Captain and INST mute
which IS denied. Verdict this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Dr Another victory for Freedom has been
won IL the House of Representatives! The
old man eloquent is in the full tide Of triumph
and darkness sh,inks before him. Tbs House,
it will be seen, has deliberately resolved, by de
cidsd majority, TO receive and refer Petitions for
the Abolition Of Slauery in the District Of Co.
lumbia! The ground gained for Freedom gains
frmness daily, and can never again be lost.
Now, friends OF Human Rights pour in your
petitions to the House FOX the Abolition OF the
Slave Trade in the District. There is no Con-
stitu.ion,l or other reason for denying the prayer
of such petitions. The Slave Trade there is .
result of the location of the Federal Metropolis
at that point, and mad no existence before. There
il no reason under Heaven why the Capitol OF
great and free People should not cease to be
mart for Human flesh. Friend OF Freedom! .
write out petition at once, ask your neighbors
TO sign it, and then enclose it TO your Repgesen-
ta.iye. The time for action has come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

BEAUTIFUL HAr.-OrIando Fish, No. l37 Broad
w.y has lust finished one of the most beautiful hats
we ever saw. The fur is of tho best beaver, worth
$50 per Id. Instead of the usual morocco sweat
leather it has broad strip Of heavy wutered white
silk beautifully embroidered with wreaths Of roses
the work offs Wing lady Of Brooklyn. On the IN
side Of the crown, ia gilt letters, is the following IN
scrpiioo: g Presented to HENRY CLAY by Orlando
Fish of New York" The hat is as elegant in shape
as it is rich IN material, aud will he forwarded to
Mr.. CLAW in time 10 reach him before New Years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
In f, Of ..llInr Fnrm in Ne,,che,ter Connlr. Concur

In favor OF selling Farm in we.ehester County Concur.
rel IN.
In fny,r Of fitting 10 Station Houses Conquered iu
in favor OF appointing Charles Sweeney Inspector Of
wood Concutfed IN 20,
Report relative change Of grade Of % avenue beiT.e
Is. h md sd streets To Committee Streets.
Assessment Tor well nnd pump N ~ 81 t9ncurct IN.
Also FOR regulating 18th 81 from 9Th To 1h avenue Coo
CURED in . -,
aSh and 97h st. rnd i.eruy-s:. Concerned in
Aso Tor regulating part OF 2sih st. Cocrurrcd IN.
Ao Tagging side walks IN part olsi svosuc md i!st
Some ether e business vas DONE ana the Board a,ouncd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
CITY NTEL L q E n c + =.
WEDNESDAY.
u. :. nrarshal,s Office.
@ - NKdI SIHEfE'H VfIINS'
Aes.urr ny A. OyrIcER-O officer Smith, OF

ASSAULT on Az OYFIcER-Otfcer Smith, OF ina
l. s Court, proceeded Tuesday with w' 10 aIah the
,oop Guerrero lying the foot OF kne street When be 90,
on boa he was informed mat acho; and cNbe had beeu
removed from he, and stored at the corner oil hnG ana
Sandori the clerk. his eand, when they began pushing
aim about, sad and one OF them struck HIM Compliant
wa. made BIZ the officer and the OF the store and bs
clerk arrested the offence The profty we under
stand wa; a.erSard found the store by the L. = Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
CITY AFFAI S
WEDNESDAY.
Board OF Education.

This Bosrd met last evening. report was pre-
,en,ed from the Committee relation to the Reports OF the
County Superintendent and opposed to the he set
forth relation Bible oesS excluded from SCHOOLS &c;
a minority report presented supporting the Reports ana
the presented further communication reiteu
ting his charges. The various reports discussed TO late
hour and finally laid upon the table, Some other little ousi
ness was done. and the Boagd adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

~ His Excelency, the BARON De GEaoLr,
Minister resident Of Prussia near,he United States,
appointed in place Of BARON DE RoENyE, who has
been promoted at home, has arrived in Baltimore
with his family from the City OF iiex;co, where he
resided number of years in the same capacity, aud
has taken lodgings AT the Exchange Hotel. He
will forthwith proceed to Washington to present. his
Credentials. Bait. Patriol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
RRIEn.

On te lO,h instant, by Rev. J. w. Alexander I. CHANp
IER of Detroit, Michigan. 10 Miss LETITlA GRACE,
daughter of George Douglas ESQ. OF this city. -,
On Tuesday. lCth inst by Rev Dr. Taylor, CORTLANUT
SCHERYERHORNt TO ELLEN, daughter Of Jas. a. Boyud.
Esq. n of this city. ,
On Tuesday December l0th mt Christ Church. Brooklyn.
by Rev. DR.. stone, HUGH McCORQUOD tLEio HELEN,
only daughter oil the late Joseph Ptca ESQ. of NewYors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

THE FIRST SSow-SroRM.-Last night, about
O'Clock. an old fashioned, rst.rate, thorough going
suow-storn set in, just such as they always have
in the Old Bay State on the last Thursday in No
vember, that being-Thanksgiving day in that lati
tude. Here, it hit us the night before, and came
pretty near The mark, cons1eria'. Thanksgiving
is nothing without snow enough OF the ground 10
look like sieighing least i there is none snd let
US give hanks for having This essential concomiant
in the Thanksgiving treat. A gogle OF seigh-bells
is the best music we know OF for dinner on this
merrv.msking day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

AMERICAS MusEuM-Ths Will be Il great gala day q, this
establishment and congratulate the upon his ab
y accommodate, his Saloon. the crowds that
congresntc there upon this festive holiday atthe thc
Grand Performances which OF r. and
O'Clock The nrmy of talent like ;hermans plaster,
draand the Lecture Room now the finest hall IN the
city Remember the hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

PgoFEssoE RoGEEs on NaGNErIsM.-There is a
disposition in the community to be skepticsl in re-
letinn TO the subject OF MAeSETlsA," and mary
persons ere disposed TO term il a hunbug. An al
tendance upon he cures OF Professor Rogers at
The Sscieiy Library viii disspate ice mes, stubborn
iscFsdulii!. ard Convince esery ore who is desrous
Of real information OF this subject that ii is nc de.
eeption, sut reality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

HuRRAu rnR OLD BUNKER HILL"-Parents, clldren,
strangers. erry Jody old Bunker H' today Al tho
Coliseum She mud Dr. Valentine. the funniest in all
alton give three perormancn ut II A. NJ nj and again l
p NJ Hurrnh for Old Bunker and tho Doctor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

NJ Three performances to-day at the NewYoIk Museum
r. and O'clock The Oung Ouang has 10 leave az The
end OF this week in consequence the weather being cod
for its constitutions The Lady eIod''s end Southern Song
s:ar knvnnagh, Murphy. the Miss AGai,, liuney Jci
selync, &c appear, und all for one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

CouRArs's HAIR DYE will change red or gray haIs s
beautiful bloan Jet black. warranted, at 81
first store FROM Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

instantly burns scalds piles and all nfammat9g coz
plants. at 81 Nnker.street t store FROM Bfoad's''
the money refunded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

10 GoURAuD's LrqEID VEGETABLE RoUgE plpS ...
delicate tingc TO the COMPLEXION al 81 WRk6 s
first store FROM Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. l2.

srTHx DAILY TRIBUNE served early hour in my
par; Of this City Brooklyn at CENTS per week paye
bio No the Garner hose who prefer it. at the same rate
to ,ix months or year payable The Office in advance
pe,,oo. wishing ~ .erved viii please send IL their
throurh the Pos. Ohce otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
dI2w g
,.,,.,, onank.siv1ng Fair and Fes'

,,SarTbc ladies OK the Reformed Dutch asSas isy
sne B. will hold Fair and FESTIVAL on n,,,seas
!seton , W. nrorss OF tie above 10 lou tbe.
mans n: oa9s debt TIE pa9naas. q r.
ob nsDectfuy solicited. Tickets " cts 10 % "a
dnor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Tnosr ELreAsr "oLp glossy Russss isj. ,od n
oasht the the entire lot OF the oe' et ,no
and slossy without yarnish and high figured qSs see
uppers thick soiea and come UP high AZ mn .esef, res
nj only ST; the Ordinary KIND good as any ctne IN
2s Is, and 6s Ever other knd sqaiy 3 Maiden Lane
l.t block from Broadway. door from rem SSE DAY.
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o. GorRAuD's SPANISH LILY WHITE FOR THE coz;
PLEIroN oiy al o. Walker A. lst store FROM BfoadS"
cents box
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Counoy PLEAs-Hos. IS, II, Is, So, Z, 25, 40,
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SUPERIOR CoUKr.-Nos. 80 Sc. 90. 45, 10, SO, lOi,
lO2, los, Al, 49, 20, 81, &c |, 49, lO7 10 rs nclu-
size.
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" GoURAuD's ITALIAN Soar the most e1trs .a' re-
remedy for the never ing cure of pihpes I, he
skin, invented Beware OF ss,dlpg pof,ooeps
erlet. Always usk for GOURAUO'S Ii aL1aSs ,ss 70
Gzd exercise the ,ci 90 take other Gournud
be had New York only at the original depot eo
irt store FROM Broadway. 20 cents CAKE II 49,
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