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From the Picaynae, lOh inst
LATER FROM EUROPE.

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The steamship Cambria arrived al
Boston on the Gath uIt., bringing Liver
pool dates TO the 4th and London to Mc
Sd of January--being IA days later 'Oal
the news brought 10 this port direct oI
the Lehigh. ,
The commercial accounts are IaVoraO'
The Medical Gazette contains I0n;
article from the pens of DR.. Hastings an'
Mr.. R. Storks, surgeons DESCRIPTIVE. Q.
remarkable operation for the cure OIL o'r
sumption, by the perforation oil the cav ~,
ty of the lung through the walls OF y,
chest. The cure is described as OS'''
complete.
The Anti-Corn Law League has recon- gu,
menced its system Of agitation lot ~,
season, but the opening has been ra'" "J,
un(avorable for their views, the Tree l' ~,
candidate at Dartmouth having lo o. Wv y,
election by majority Of seven ", ;n.
a seat gained bythoir opponents, no. '''
ply retained. bst
A report was in circulation 'n"' AR.
Majesty will, towards the end oil sum- .'nst
bless the English nation with auO' The
Prince or Princess, or perhaps OoIn
royal nursery is getting well stoc :; .I,oi
Mr.. Everett, u. S. Minister 10 bDS''SS t
is expected TO leave Great Brl'al" S,op
this country early in the spring, am
after the 4th OF March is meant "'
pose. Ts
REPEAL OF THE DUrY ON CoTroN-.,.
cotton spnners, merchants ana MAJ ao,ing
turers of Manchester had another m'' he
last week, say the Liverpool papers ..o,p
Mayor in the chair, to promote lno ,r,.
of the duty on cotton wool. Inc roqJl k
lion to call the meeting was slgIVw MAJ
1870 firms, and many leading men =, y ne
chester were present. The Nay, DEL
sided. In moving the first resolu tnr The
,laring the expediency Of abolisn,uIS scr
ak, Mr.. Robert Hyde Greg adduc'" a.,lts,
,ral reasons in support Of the m sa.,in,
md dwelt particularly on me nc,aunnlas
which the EugIish lna lens
urers encounter from the Amer , +
who have not to pay the duty; '"'
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THE DEATH BED.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

BY THOMAS HOOD.
We watched her breathing thro' the nigh
Hsr breathing soft and low,
As in her breast the wave of life
kep' heaving to and fro.
So silently we seemed to speak,
So slowly moved about,
As we had lent her half our powers
To exc her being out.
Our very hopes belied our fears,
Our fears our hopes beIied;
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died.
For when the morn came dim and sad,
And chill with early showers,
Her quiet eyelids closed, she had
Another morn than ours.
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From the Picayune, Of Feb. 1OM.
TIE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

SANTA ANNA CAPTURED
The schooner Water Witch arrived at
this port on Wednesday night last 18Th
lnst.) from Vera Cruz, which place she
lett on the !26lh ut.
Col. VIM. Boardman came passenger in
her, with dispatches from Mr.. Shannon
to the United States Government.
by this arrival we are in possession OF
the TACT of Santa Annals capture. Sine .
our last adviceS, he had made several at
tempts upon the city of Puebla; attack
ing it at the head of four thousand troops.
one half of which were cavalry. In
these endeavors he was repulsed with con
siderable loss.
Soon afterwards he left the army.
about four leagues below Puebla, with an
escort of several hundred men and pro.
ceeded towards Jalapa, Before arriving
at That city he parted with his escort, and
attempted to make his escape to the noun
talns on foot, and in the disguise Of friar.
On the 18th of January he was dscoy.
cred IN barranca (ravine) near a little
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LIBERTY ADVOCAT T.
WM. u, ADAMS, Editor.
Liberty, Mi, Feb. is, 1915.

! Wa are authorized to announce THEODORE
I MCKNIGHT, as candidate for the office G.
Sheriff of Anito county, at the ensuing No
yembcr election,
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
Q. HARRELL, as "A candidate for the office
sheriff Of Amite county, at the ensuing No
vcmber election,
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
Q. McGEHEE, as u candidate for the Office o.
sheriff of Amite county, at the ensuing No
ycmber election
We are authorized to announce YOUNG +
GRIFFIN, as a canndate for the office Of
Sheriff of Amito county, at the ensuing No
vember election,
We are authorized to announce f. G. WICK.
Err, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff Of
Amte county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce CLINTON
McGEHEE, as candidate for the Office of
sheriff of Amite county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
STRIBLING, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Amte county, at the ensuing No
vomber election
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
G. DAVIS, as a candidate for the office of AS
SCISSOR of Amite county, at the ensuing No
yember election.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS |
as u candidate for the office of As |
essor of Amite county, at the ensuing Noyem-
,er election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES A.
as a candidate for the office of AS
essorof Amite county, at the ensuing Novem-
YER election
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Indian village called Jilo, some leagues
'ron Jnlapa, by a couple of Indians who
we're hunting, The dogs belonging to
The Indians became FESTIVE aud furious,
he Indians followed the direction of their
parking and found The Dictator, who otter.
I'd them his watch and such money as he
mad about him it they would guide him
his hacienda, This;hey refused 10 do,
put gave the alarm and he was taken
prisoner.
When he was captured he had taken
Dh' his cork leg on account of the lnllam.
alton produced by walking upon IT, and
was carried by his servants,
On the Goth Of January he was put in
he prison at Perole, where he now is.
Col. Boardman met Paroles on the
road between Mexico and Puebla, march
ing at the head of the Government forces,
to give Santa Anna battle; but The for
unes Of the Despot became so desperate
hat he deserted the army and was cap
.uNd before Paredes came up to him.
Owing to he laleness of the night we
nave not been able to read our files,
which are from the city Of Mexico to the
Goth OF January.
Our private correspondence gives the
PARTICULARS Of his movements since the
asst dates
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WooL.-We extract the following from
letter in the American AgricutwaIist:
That the quality of wool depends much
upon the climate there can be no doubt;
Tor 1t IS well established law, that the
wool OF sheep, in the torrid zone, degene.
rates INTO a species Of hair; and in very
cold, rigid ones, though fine near the
roots, 1t becomes coarse towards the ends
Hence, 1t IS IN only temperate latitude
where wool approaches to a state of Der.
lection; and It's fineness in the Mernoes,
doubtless, is owing, in a great measure,
10 their being able to pass their lives in
the open moisture, common to some conn.
trIes, and where their unobstructed vet
less abundant perspiration is allowed to
be swept away as fast as it flows. IT is a
remarkable fact that all the sheep in
SPAN which constantly live in the open
ar, p2rPeluate their color and other pro
FerlIts, TO their progeny; and it's equally
remarkable, that the swine Of that coun-
Try which run wild in The woods, are in.
SafiabIy clothed in fine, curly black hair:
aud it is proverbial, that, "ncver did a
Spanish hogs brstle pierce shoe"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15

CHANCELLOR BUCKNER- regret to
learn that this eminent jurist and distn
guishod gentleman declines being can
dIdate for reelection to the office Of Shan.
colIor of the State OF Mississippi i-an of.
fee which, for nearly six years, he has
filled with credit to himself and honor to
the state. The last S0mhron contains a
letter, signed by large numbers Of the Ie-
gal profession, of both political parties
earnestly soliciting the Chancellor to al.
low his name to be presented to the PEG,
pie as a candidate for reelection, and his
response thereto. One of the consdera-
tons ascribed by Mr.. Buckner as a rea-
son why he cannot consent to be a candi
date, is the Smallness of the salary here
after TO be received by the Chancellor
and the limited state of his pecunarv
resources. Thus, the "penny wise,
pound foolish" economy Of our last legis-
'Iature has deprived the state of, the SER
vices of one her abest sons, who has re-
fected dignity and ustre upon her Judi.
clary.
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"a. --x
We are here all prepared. 0oJ
lun'ccr companies are doing nc,,y '' out vi,
We sleep every night in our mt'os
AMI lay with our arms beside -, "'facs,
shall leave this letlor omen
anything new that may occn, 10 " al
vessel sails. Bravo and p,,. yV'o'e III,
lelt Mexico, and are ALREADY ca. nave
Santa Anna with 1000 inaotrv o o' upon
horse, Before this vesso sail. a., I'l 9DOO
concluded and Santa Anna Che, "IUe
any doubt fourstrulE Z iO"'
JANUARY l7.-Since writing tho a.,
Santa Anna has retreated from NV p so3yP,
and has placed himself between p peOa'
aud Jalapa. All was JOY here, =. o''o9
made sure that his intention wa, "a 70 I've We
us, but we were disappointed. o. a''a ~
18th, the troops Of Santa Anna nt,. w'
themselves at the disposition of Gp p,aFg
Rlncon, Commandant General ~ 'S 'm
Department, who is stationed atI, u|"
for the defence Of that pass, a, tho 9'
time making it manifest that tbe, o tan
IN approaching and entering the De,,...'
ment was not to commit any &C, oi f,.'
tIity, but to escort Gen. Santa Ana,
his flight, and this General having n.
ceeded in making his escape, there o, n,
remained for them to place themsel,s,s
the disposal of the Government wbS
they then did ~
The object no doubt was 10 cause i
believed that he had succeeded in emb,J
ing, and thus puta stop to further seam
for him, This however failed in hall
Ject, and searches were made with
doabled vigilance, which were very sbr
~ crowned with success, for on the pan
Of the 10Th, at half past 8, he was caD5,
ed, with others who accompanied him
near place called Jico, about IA eopn,l
from Jalapa, ina barcana. He was ds
gused as an arriero, but this was of mI
avail in this part of the country, where
there not an Indian that does not know
him well, and they all enjoya pleasure
in hating him. He was taken by party
of volunteers, ana by official news, was
carried into JaIapa yesterday, with Bis
hands tied behind him, as report SAYS
1t is ust two months since he left Jahn
in state, to 90 and crush the Reyoqiu
which has brought him to The gallo@bo
You'd any doubt. 1t is not known yet
whether Government will order him 10
be carried to Mexico, to be Tried lom.
Iy OF the accusations made against hr
or whether they will try him by coG
martial and shoot him Immediately,
Such rejoicings as we have had hea
we're never seen before in this pIaG
10 day, by order Of the Governor, has
been made a Feast-day, and consequently
I'll commercial establishments are closed
There is but one voice to be heard
Shoot him and his Generals, 'c3tboa Il
.eptionm Shoot all of them! No meryI
Government will be Obliged to proceed
With great severity, as the whole cole
ry is in the greatest state Of exaspa
ion, that was ever seen in any country
,wing to the late attacks on Puebla.
Shall not close this yet, in order attn
asst moment to add anything furtherha
nay occur.
JANUARY 2l.-Nothing new to sA
santa Anna is on his way up to Mezla
nder a strong escort, TO stand his ul
elore both Houses OF Congress
send you file Of papers, to which
eler you. Yours truly. EN-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15

In another column will be found late
and interesting news from Mexico. The
tvrant Santa Anna has been taken pris-
oner, and is now in close confinement
His political, if not his earthly career,
is closed, and the beautiful land tn at he
has so long tyrNnized over with a rod OF
iron, may yet obtain repose from intestine
commissions and enjoy the inestmabIe
blessings Of freedom
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15

RHODE IsLAND.-The legislature OF this
State has elected Gen. Albert C. Greene
Senator Of the United States for six wears
from the 4ih of March next, 10 succeed
the Hon. John B. Francis, whose term Of
service then expires.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15

When you hear a mysterious human
cry at the dead hour OF midnight, it is a
sign that somebody has cot tongue,
and that you have got ears.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15

Thomas w Dorr has signifed through
ms father, that he does aot deem it con
sl'tent with his seRseo of honor and duty
to ask or receive his freedom upon the
conditions proHered by the legislature of
Rhode Island .-Picavuuc.
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MAssAcHUsETTs.-A bill providing for
the total repeal Of all laws making pro-
vision for The support of state pauperS, has
passed the Senate Of Massachusetts by n
vote of 26 to a. The paupers, Migrants
and mendicants of the cod Bay Stateo
will probably call an Indignation meeting
forthwith, and denounce this outrageous
conduct OF the sages of the Senate, as
directly ca culated to infringe upon their
inalienable rights and privileges, and
force thousands OF them to make an ho.
nest support by labor, instead Of living
comfortably in aims. houses all their lives,
at the expense of the honest and industri
GUS Of the community,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15

BY ramming a coal Of fire in the muz-
zle Of loaded gun, it is likely that you
may save the pruning.
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ENITED STATES EXPRESS MAIL.-A Co
vernmant Express Mail has recently been
established, to run between New Orleans
and the northern cities. The Express
will always be fully twenty-four hours
in advance OF the regular mail. This
will prove great convenience to the com
mercial and business community.
Letters and extra newspaper slips may
be transmitted by the Express. The
postage on oil letters must be paid atthe
place of mailing, and all such letters mus;
be marked express Mail"
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Candles can be made to last any length
oil tIme-if you do not burn them.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
Medical Aid.

CECRET HABlTS-Dr. Benjamin Bell, superintendent Of
y the A.ylgm at Chas.town in eudng g the subject q
amongst the the beautiful and the promising Of
land" Respecting the habit above alluded those who in
sensible Of the half he Of The evs.to which they
rushing with such fearful certainty how many
wasting c0ns1mpves would otherwise bear the
impress Of pure health and manly vigor.
Dr. Gregory sc Gold street, has devoted much time and
study to this subjet The Doctor devoes his whole at
which includes those resulting from secret hbts-ndi
gesonpapitaon Of the art-tembng Of the handsdiz
zess or pain OF the headgreat nervous general debility
weakness or impairment ef
this hedous pacce but those which may relieved
by the Of Dr. GresoryA nvgoraing Toni cordial is
for gong also great genital debility, coldness Of the
gan: Price g per bottle or in Gases Of half
Dr. Gregory at home and be consulted At ahours Of
the day evening All nterv Ifecty confidential
Letters must be paid, and addessed to the Doctors
sidence, S above, mhll lm<Yrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
DIR MARSHALL HALLS
Enu.SJHuu RAr~nvAfnv

Dk. MARSHALL HALL of ths most celebrated Physi-
clans Europe the discoverer Of this valuable medi
land and the Continent Of Europe and in
most happy results 1t the function. Of life,
but exclusively directed the Of such complaints
arise from disorganizaton of the g~nerative 1t
gssts and Of impaired faculties Of life
debility arising from syphte 1t will afford decided
relief those who by early indulgence in oary habits
chronic debility BY which the constipation left in deploa
BILE c0ndon and that mentality kept which places
the individual anxiety during remainder
The arising from this dangerous practice
confined physical result but branch moral
sonst weakness sexual debility brought hy
induged in greatest evil that can bea man. Dyspepsa
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion OF
cey eonsumpt!n emsciaon the symptoms Of this dis
cuaon total mpotency and baepne are eectuaiy removed
by this invaluable medicine Phillips Boyne Agents Tor the
United States Price 50 per bottle hotes So Sold at IA
u,2 1ma FIRE
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
THERE Is HOPE
for the Consumptive, for those
who are afflicted with Asthma,


who afflicted with Asthma,
suffered, for those who are laborng under
long continued and tedious Coughs ShortYess
Difficulty of Breathing Pain in the Breast or
Side, Bleeding Of the Lungs and other Of Fatal
Pulmonary Diseases.-Dr Folgers
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL-H EALING q BALSAM,
Is SPEEDY. AND .EFFECTUAI REMEDY.-It has
been tested in hundreds of and by than
years experience 1t ha. been Submitted faculty and has
greatest confidence all whs be afflicted and who need
DAvip ErDEEsor 60 Laight reduced very low
by tedious Cough and raising Of Blood He had tried various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
the hope of relief Although he had hectic fever and night
bottle Of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
to health.
GEaRGH W. HAYS was relieved by two bottles Of the Olosa
oman although weak the time he commenced using that
he co1ld scarcely walk He coughed incessanty His diff
Guilty breathing such that he could walk only few steps
tme and his night dreadful In tive weeks
from the commencement o his using the medicine he walked
with down the Office and in six weeks he Tar
stored at to be able to attsud to his busisess again
LBAH E.q 50 Pike street cured Of Asthma by half
months. He has never had Of the dsease-now
more than four months
Mrs ARcHIBALD IS West street, cured of Asthma Of
four years standing by half bottle and declares the
best medicine the world She had used other
dies without tho least benefit
Hundreds Of cases might be given 70 iu ecacy-
T II you are sicsS and yoa will be satisfied tina, i i
having used it, and it entirely flight tine dis
ease which is at present threatening your life.
For sale at the Principal Office. o6 Nassau door
above Ann. jail re
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
Medical Advice,

OOCTOR LAMEK1 isstll con6dsntially sensuled At his
- old Office s. Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate his being mild and
iudicous requires mercury restraint in de him
dance from business pursuits Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence passions Of indis
youth thereby causing emissions and event
his object being to restore the s,.en mentally and bodily, to
sTRICTURES, disease frequently existing without ths
patient being the least aware sometimes caused by maeat
Of uninated medical petender and sometimes BY the
cured without pain or nconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur.
geons he CITY, perfect change made
letter. postpaid enclosing Tee, Immediately attended and
medicine, with advice Of the United States
Office, s. Gold street Opsa from AM. 70 . PM.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
Medical Card.

Do y 1 y nj y II II y n
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 3O<k Fulton street. =
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted conaeutaly
all private diseases which he without
srain in diet pursuit. Recent particularly GonoT
rha, i" he cures in to days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by DR.
NJ. improved principles without pain nconveniencc u
the patient the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
reueed Surgeons Should be allowed @ make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners:
Nervous and Constitutional Debty-This affection. and
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate n2pensy
restorng system healthy tone and reinstan9 10 orS
nal vgor. A perfect cure guaranteed, chatar,
who claim to he surgeons al peFha the Only esaket
S4K Fulton street Letters postpaid and contasisa es VIII
insure medicine and advice any Of the Union.
= 4. NJ, ta ~ M Il. tH m
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
FOK THE PlL.ES

TJNIvENSAL COMMENDATION.-Ffom every city.
~, ~ town and village where DR.. Upham's VEGETABLE
PILE ELECTUAKY has been introduced the most crafty.
ing intelligence Of its excellent effects have received by the
proprietor In hundreds Of instances has triumphed over
eGsse: "a which nh, gers & &dssmed ineyfable;
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island after using two
boxes Of the Eectuary gave the following
obalned the medicine suffering from attack
Of the Piles and for two months had afflicted with severe
neadachc by distressing
There was eraton about the head the body legs and
Arms were always dry and husky The medicine the
Piles cured the headache and distress stomach and
IN better health than have been for years.
gentleman who had long been subjected Piles suffering
ntenseiy from their continuance informed MITCHELL
Bowey N " that their complete removal was scted bv the
lse OF the Vegetable Eectuy This individual had tested ali
fns cslsbnsS 9s, s.sea ssn being attended with
lily manifested It's happy adaptation this complaint and most
which the has attained solely upon the great
and lasting benefits attendant upon its
This certRes 1hat used DR. Uphams Pile Elerusrv morr
than year for Piles Of which complaint cured me
s use II when occasion requires and prefer il other
medicine to obvats costiyenes morbid
n ne somach ana bowels and 70 yuy the boodand after
pcrior to all others. THOMAS WALL
~ Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
Sold n this city by the proprietor only regularly
physician, confined 70 office The treatment OF
Chronic Diseases, No. 1o6 Bowsry Medical advice II rea
u0n TO the above or any odher complaints gratis.
Eessa.y ., s ~ pns dRo, hs, the
3Ss: SssD llsn + "a R%SSfH RISf Sa' doors above s'T'''
H3e snakwSn
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

T)oCTOR Johnson II Duane street., 20 we'll knowa 70
- the victims Of 6yphc diseases the succeszu
rse1cnsr thn New York boast Of in the eatssni Of
sA destructive and almo, upnansgeabs malady stl
onnd at his old Oce Dr. Johnson satisfy any one thai
he Is legally qualified TO- practice Physic and suHerhat
o. your scnen Physicansand that sk in the treat
and proper mana9emeut Of variety Of Venecal D
q, act only from every Of the United States hey
~ D1aenn year dscornteuance qrackery 10 aay FORM
49, . tns ha method Of Informing Strangers and per
ne reaimon, of ths dSsse. Every undertake cur
81 nske NO JhsrRe no how long you may have 0tt
= @ usir s upon 1o socy n che throat
case IA rnsble Co-s atic,s' Weaknsss sorst;r.
c,ird seminal " stkes brcush op eert ~ jndurec
Y you1g LaeA nave psid much attention 10 tie teanlsn
onn p, a',,nay Msrr "a gnf.uns. vlem o ss annstur
Of the limbs and small OF is back cor ~
oYetolness palnton Of tb- heart syersou q
only symptoms ~ this complaint. IL
3D. Post paid cssrs with .isrnsss q cas-.
Dsaas ss.e dom frofs Chatham street mh,s lms
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
LiJCINA CORDIAL.


LUCINA CURDlAL,
2S a5sisA L2Xh
$sa y the tssia ss; sSss ass Hy%sa T1 weave. S
And e1bds e4 HS't s.f wife Il should
FSs'ai IL %sts eG.9's' sa !! /: 'a'pi . &. vine.
e. Rs.to,a TO ,hs &, hq,bsndIif ,ds s;-ii,y i' he
The suffering victim would restrain.
A. ss% q: sS;':$ sss ~ ~:
The vital powers fast ebb away;
Beneath its influence quickly flies,
APa light return. to che. hs dall eye;
Feel in each nerve returning strength
lfFate, by some malign conjunction,
SURPRISES 81 auv f. female IsnI.,;oa fun ,i0n'
Eshansts the powers-then drink and live.
Behold the sur restorative.
Tsss It. and steal march on Time
Wife. still in youth and beaqty's bloom.
Young Paa-who%n pleasure IIs, sas;l has beguled
VIZ %i,b hs sisd'i sad nssras. ss as S.s.,s
Comb Cor s'slh Easials saa sas aoSa.ss sna
Oral health. siemsnts. the sum
Tfejoy fathers name to own, a.
paste-and ere long that name .nu shall BE-
s: ri: :ss:.
Fssf 4: /: s.. s.s
shors for SsSa disease that spns
ESo% iSi o1Ssns !:V;f Ger Which SSss Love fnr..
Th. ihf 'HiSHy 8s.l coadisi OF III TosT q Mns''
Principal Office 90 Nassau street New York Sold also b
iss SSi;Ss +
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