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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
Guerrilla Warfare.

The following proclamation of Mariana.
Salas, will be read with interest by every
American. II, after the regular army Of
Mexico has been routed by our forces, one
or more Of its leaders should commence this
mode Of warfare, ii will be the most sorrow
ful time Mexico has ever known, and de-
vastation and disnay will overspread the
land. For the sake of humanity we eShope
Salas will meet with little success in his
undertaking.:
PROCLAMATION.
4, The citizen, Mariana Salas, General Of
Brigade, and Colonel Of the Regiment
Hidalgo, to my fellow.citizens: tesS'
"My Friends!--The present moment is
the most proper to excite the public spirit,
and form q nation ofmen truly free
When an enemy triumphs by his union to
] rob US of our dearest interests, there is
nothing more sure and more certain than
to vanquish him by valor and constancy.
] "For this end | have obtained permission
to rase Guerrilla Corps, with which to
attack and destroy the. invaders in every
manner imaginable. The conduct Of tho
enemy, contrary both to humanity and
natural rights, authorises US to pursue him
without pity, (misercordia.) WAR WITH
, OUT PITY AND DEATH! will be the motto of
! the guerrilla warfare Of VENoEANcE.-
Therefore, invite oil my fellow citizens,
especially my brave subordinntes, to unite
at General Head Quarters, to enrol them
selves, from nine until three in the after
noon, SO that it may be organized in the
present week.
5 (Signed,) JOSE MARTANO sALAS. .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
DiabOlical and nurderous Act.

Ssriy persons poisoned-Ten or Tsuelce
Dead-E;ghieen or Tsreniy oshev des-
paired Of.
The New Orleans delta Of the llth inst.
says that a friend Of theirs had received a
letter from his brother, who resides in the
parish Of Sabine. II is dated on the I'd
inst, and besides some reference to mat
ters of private business, contains the fol-
lowing startling extract:
sThere has been one of the most unex.
ampled acts Of poisoning committed in
Shelby county, Texas, that | have ever
heard Of.
There was wedding at old Mr.. Will
kinson's Of an orphan girl he rnised, at
which all the invited guests were poisoned,
including the BRIDES maid and groom's
man. Out Of sixty persons poisoned, thir-
ty DR.. Sharp says, will certainly die. Ten
or twelve are already dead, including two
sons Of preacher Brtton, two Castleberry's
the one young man and the other a
young woman-one ofthe Slaughter's and
his wife. .as. ....g
Strange to tell, none OF the family was
injured, nor yet the bride and groom, yet
one Of the brides maids died In the house.
odd Wilkinson has absconded This
portion Of Texas is III arms, and woa.betide
the guilty! What write you is the fact
without exageration. "!
II is supposed that the negroes were
hired TO administer the poison ii the cof-
fee, or food, BY q disappointed suitor, who
was present at the wedding 5t.ss 7s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

VERY INGENIOUS CoUNTERFErT.-W
were yesterday shown an altered note,
which several Of our best judges of money
had failed to detect 1t looks like fpe on
the State Bank of Ohio Il but is, in fact, hall
OF FIVE and half Of a one, pasted together.
The easiest way detecting this kind oi
currency is by glancing at the red backs.
In allunaltered notes Of the State Bank
both ends are alike. The .Gues have the
word "ive'' at each end in large letters. -
Springfield Republican,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

Probable Surrender of Merico and Pueblo
to Gen. Scott Guerilla Var commenc.
ed-Tsrr;ble Tragedy at a Wedding
Party in 1sras.
PHILADELPHIA, May ls.
We have New Orleans papers ofthe / tn
and the overland express brings the arrival
ofthe steamer Day.
We have letters, and correspondence and
papers, and among the rumors adoat is this:
that in Vera Cruz the Mexicans were des.
troying the use of their cannons. s
AT Puebla and Mexico, Guerilla war.
fare had commenced.
License had been given to murder, rob
and plunder our people.
Gen. Bravo, with his command, was
retreating towards the Capital from Puebla.
Canalizo was still this side Of Puebla with
Canales, intending to join Santa Anna, anc
to attack the American wagon trains.
A dentist named Kingsbury had beer
robbed Of five hundred dollars.
The road to Cerro Gordo was still
covered with killed and wounded. Kings
bury was carried to Jalapa hardly alive.
Volunteers from Georgia and Alabama
were returning Also the lst and I'd Ten
nessee Regiments.
The surrender Of the Capital Of Mexico
is reported, founded upon the message by
Major Leonard, at Vera Cruz, from Gen
Pillow.
1t is stated that q despatch had arrived
from Gen. Scott, giving information that O
deputation had been received, assuring him
that the city would be surrendered withou
opposition. Also asking protection of life
and property, which had been assented to.
Puebla also had proposed surrender -
Fortifcations erected and erecting at the
Capital, had been discontinued, and the de.
fence Of the city, it was believed, had been
abandoned.
Lieut.. Semmes, Of Raritan, had started
for Gen. Scott's Head Quarters, to take
measures to relieve Midshipman Rogers.
He had been sent from Puebla.
The Navy were preparing an expedition
to Campeachy.
A Spanish merchant had arrived at Vera
Cruz, and reports having seen Santa Anna
only 40 miles distant. Two thousand oi
the enemy were threatening an attack on
Vera Cruz, and the Mexicans have rumor
that there had been surprise and the re-
capture Of Tampico.
Monterey dates Of the Goth. Taylor's
army was melting away. The terms oi
enlistment had ran out, and the General has
neither sufficient men nor means of trans.
portation. VI
Lieut.. Col. May had arrived at New
Orleans. .s ss.
La Vega remained on parole at Vera
Cruz. e.,
Letters received at New Orleans from
Shelby CO., Texas, mention that sixty
guests at wedding party had oil been
poisoned. Twelve had died, including
bridesmaid, groomsman, two sons, the minis.
ter, Mr.. Briton, man and woman named
Castlebury, Mr.. Slaughter and wife, &c.
It was thought that 80 would die. Old
Wilkinson had fled, none Of his family were
injured. It was supposed the negroes were
hired to administer poison in coffee. A
disappointed suitor, it was thought had done
this horrible deed. The disappointed party
was one Of the guests.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

II o. The N. X. Journal Of Conmerce,
Of the 18th inst, says: sImmense orders
for -four have been sent by telegraph to
Buffalo within the last week. One house
alone, supposed to be connected with the
Rothchilds, has RENTED $5O, 900 To that
city for the purpose. Indeed, more money
went up BY Livingston and Wells Express,
on, Monday night, than ever was forwarded
at any one time before, and chiefly for
accsunt of -four speQlator. if,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

FEDEnAL REINFORCEMENT. In New
York city there are 900 police men, with
salaries Of $500 each. Mayor Brady thinks
this too expensive, and to remedy it recon-
mends that the number be increased to 1900,
and the salaries reduced to $3.50 each.
which would increase the expense about
$4,000. The object is TO create more Of
fees for hungry whig Office seekers. This
is the federal system Of resrenchment -
Etdtssmcx. s't i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
From Mexico.

Our Philadelphia correspondent informed
us last night at 8 o'clock, that the New
Orleans Picayune, ofthe 9Th inst, received
BY the southern mail, publishes the order ol
Gen. Canales, recommending the adoption
OF retailiating measures towards the Ameri.
cans for the massacre Of the Mexicans.
The Picayune contains no news from
either Gen. Scott or Gen. Taylor later than
that heretofore published.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

% II is rumored that Senator Corwin
has sent to Mexico for the purpose Of OBJ.
tanning the mule upon which Santa Anna
exhibited "the better part Of valor," at the
last battle. II is thought that it will enable
him to out run every other candidate YET
mentioned by the feds for the Presidency.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
Later

PHILApEIrHIA, May 81, III O'Clock, p. M.
General Canales has declared martial
law in Rio Grande, and ordered ill the
Mexicans under penalty Of death to take
Up arms against the Americans, and show
no quarters in retaliation for Mexicans
murdered. Even the clergy were not ex-
efnpted from this order. The National
Guards were orderedto shoot. as traitors,
all who refused to obey.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

ILLINOIS READY.-The IL companies
required to be raised in Illinois, under the
late call of the President. have been report
cd and accepted, and, on the 10th inst. ,were
on their march to Alton. Eight companies
more were reported than could be received.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

O. A new Democratic daily has been
commenced at Sandusky City, called The
Daily News 1t is conducted by Messrs.
Mills, Ross, & Mackey.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT "A young
man by the name of William Wallace,
had his hand blown off by the premature
discharge Of cannon, on the 18th inst,
at Marion, Marion county. Ohio. This
Is the second accident that has occurred in
that place from the firing Of cannon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

O. It is said that the two armies Of Scott
and Taylor, will celebrate the declaration
Of Independence in the city Of Mexico, on
the 4th Of July next.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

GF The Hon. Jesse Speight, Senator in
Congress from Mississippi, died a short time
since at his residence in Lowndes county,
in that State. u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
The Wheat CrOp.

In OHIo.-The Cincinnati Gazette says:
'sSome of our cotemporaries have already
expressed the opinion that so large a por-
ton ofthe wheat in the ground has been
winter hilled, there is danger of short
crop in Ohio. We have lately passed
through the State from this to Cleveland
and thence to Beaver, Penn and although
we noticed many fields where a large por-
|tion had been winter killed, we are conf.
dent, taking into consideration the quantity
in the ground, that the present promise is
of a yield above an average CROP"
In IowA.-The Dubuque Express says,
that the prospect is very aattering in the
northern part Of that State, for large crop
ofwinter wheat; and that where the farm
ers did not put in wheat last fall, they are
putting in larger quantity of spring wheat
than usual.
| In MARYLAND Maryland papers
say, that the prospect for wheat in tha
State, is now much better than it was few
weeks since. There have been very re
freshing rains lately in several parts of The
State. ess
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
Late From Mexico.

Probable Surrender Of Merico aad Puebza
to Gen. Scott-Guerilla Var commenc-
ed Terrible Tragedy at a Wsdding
Party in Ieras.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

=, AcoU1srrroN.-The Philadelphia North
American, says the Boston Post, is coming
over to the democratic side, in order to full
fiji a pledge made nine months'ago. When
attempting to induce its partizans to shut up
their shops and discharge their workmen,in
order to get up a political panic, it said:
eff, after the free-trade system, (the new
tariff, is in confirmed operation our arti-
zans and manufactures can look aronnd
upon scene of prosperity such as the tar
iff of'42 secured-,oe ,Uitl unite sOith them
in support Of free-trads Worth Ameri-
can Of .9ugust l4ih, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-09

lscek-I.arRe Scotch
Lettuce - White and Green
Head, Early Curled India.
White aud Green Co.'S, Brow .
Dutch
Mslon-Nuimrg, Green Ciiron,
Pine Apple
Water Melon-fneSt kinds
Nasturtium
Mus;ard-White and Black
Onion-White and Red
Otra
Peas-I.andreth's Extra Early,
Eariy May, do Frame, Biue
Prussian, Dwarf Mauowfat,
Bishop'- Dwarf Prolific
Peppef-Asored
Psrsnip--Long snooih, French
Sugar
Parslcy-Fine CURED
Pumpkin-IaTge Yellow
Rhubarh-for TaTts
Raddish-IoRg Scarlet. Long Sal
mon, White Turnip, Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsiiy-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squash-EaIly Bunch
TonaIo--Large Red and Yellow
Turnip-Assoried
Herb and Flower SEEDS.
WIN. PALMER.
In %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-09

SANUEL HASNAT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company
applications Life Insurance for periods
named for for life and for
exceeding $40 600 life OF
OF the intermediate noted the above
well as all other information interesting thoso desiring
Insurance, will be made application
Ase offered by this Company believed be equal
superior 10 those offered by other either the o. \ Great
Britain H. q. GWATHMYY.
Physician to the sOeeyihe Family Physician OF party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-09

A RTICliOKE-Grcen Globe
IN AspaTagus-White Giant
Pole Beans-l.aTge 4 small Lima
Snap Beans-Early China, ditiC
Yellow SIX Weeks
DO Early Mohawk. do I moor
DO Refugee, OF 1000 to /
Beet-Early Blood, tuInip roo;eC
DO do Yellow do do
DO Long Blood, Mangel wurtze
DO White SilesianFreneh SuEal
Broeoli-wh,te and Purple Cap,
Cabbage-Fariy and ! arge York
Early and Late Bauersea. Ear
ly SugaTloaf, Large Dumhead
Large Bergen, Flat Dutch
Drumhead Savoy, Green Curl
ed savoy. Red Dutch
CaulifloweT-EaTly and Late
Celev-White solid
Carrot-Long Orange, Long Rec
and White Fled
Crcss-Curled or Peppergrsss
CucumbeT-Early Frame, ditto
Cluster, Long Green. Long
Pnekly GheTkiR for picking
Corn-Early Sugar, do Tuscaro
IN, do Golden SIOUX
Endive-Gfeen CURED
Egg Plant-rurplc
kale-Blue CuTled Siberian
Green Curled Scotch, Rape OF
Cole
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NEW GOODS.
DINFORD Il FRY, No. Il5 Eagle Sluar
Goodycar's Gum Elastic Machine
BETTING.

WE have received 4 supply ofthe above Belt
and Mixers Manufactures and all oilers ~ho
usns Machine Reung give sl tcHE sausied from
the evcenee before vastly superior the lCah
RcyHE The f.vcrablc opinion eNQrcst
~ho used h. has induced ths Manu-
AcIGrcrs arrangements s1ppy IN unliun-d Quantities
an. 1eh rvtuef tic The
l. suTeror 0uzlues have inrtuecd
aoS Tow the NorJh where uAehncry
~ Aezs haze Skates fou % TIE Supsrn
Mn he Country, oppressive Of their
sz-s-tsto- Bssng 40 non Jhe Cntct
An Sg-lgoed a. Whos Steam now -
~ Czo- MOI sut NcW o-cans ne 49, = this Bt
ans raey .-,zsrs We have sio received suA %, ol
CIV ElASTlC PACKING fo- Jo-ts R,ne-S ~h.h
-yas v2a-s a. Nsehass ID tss trd W. aeSncW-
-1se- .; -st ~ EE-e a. IL Noythen RA7uA1s an
Sss-rhc1s as = fhc NcN San MA
A 81 sur-75s Bc.izs So RAILWAY BElTS IN COTTON
NILS va-lh scFr-or tothc Cciou web
~ ss--zrs Nsc arusIc 'os ELEVATORS IN FLOUR
NILS - s-oses i--2neuty asS-Aa lrvcutoa O. great
Ne - x N-7y l-zlss Frus te.os % max trial
's er- 81 - ss,vs a. .as acrmauoa 7's
s--so- r1h - then received
~ o-r> D. promptly siIsndel
WILLIAMS 3 HNNALI-
400 aHHr-.~
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SPRING CLOTHING,
10. IO2. Vain Street.

HE are now receiving by every arrival. our
w >7rur So Eszzs V-as Ccihirs consisting Of th
n-s~+ i- as BEES --i-ss. q sosui'ng which may
fl-rse-
E,es Frfnss Cic.h SaeSs
C-shnrrru
Cos NIEfd
Cs,-i.aEt,a SACKS GOD mi1cd- anI other colour
Of M CD v-ry hln3sone Asp.
Bt tn1 FAEcy llAlnrry Pan;s
50 SAT o. Naisuen other Ness
SAINTS. praw--s G-av1ts- S-ars
>-s7snt.r. Hos.
In s'1- o Resdy-una3e CothlaE shan
1ts -n- forward 'h, -6 Rannre Street RAJ l nv
sr- ya -o1 de and The
'irs Department lu3sr the suFer1rteaee NJ B. SWeeny
CAL nh o. KEEN l03. IA -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-09
ERESH SPRING GOODS

4 BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS &c
a. No =. Wssl Man SJresNVhoyssie and taH-IUDAH
Ny ERs 70 now reeeu by various hs sPrne
goods. comrruc general Of b Hats
Trunks Care Bags all % purchased
The mos flvHurl-e TERMS, and Val be oi wholesale ReAu
avery small advance puucla sor
from county and baysrs genera d. EXAMINATION
OF his goods feeling well that hey regards qua
prer compare avou-aby with h0sc Of any other
this market NIrgiaIa JUDAH MYERS
Wholesale and Retail ro,. Shoes. Hat. &c &C
mn II No. -, Wet Main street
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HIEdyIH H3IK
INnIAN YEGITAnIE PANACIA--Pe1.on

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA.-Penons aHe
ed with serona Kings Evil Cancer, ErysiTeas Sores
Tete Mereua Disease arising nom
Impurities Of the blood read eno
aa' in proof Of the wonderful properties Of the
But simple OF con neinr those
who daily imposed upon by their eIs
TO the erte imagnatiOns OF their
the Of ar Brooks whose may be
seen at our office, No Murray street, sew York
kindly consented to remain for few days the
those who sque ocular demonstrations.
IA Mr. o. remain but short from miy Pha
depha, those who feel an interest shout
Read! Read! Read!!!
We the undersigned having Isaac ~ ook. nj the
Office Of Mss Rowland alton 376 Market Philadelphia
CONSIDER his the remarkable have
His disease seroa and terrible twelve
years eoahiet with desToyrT
I palate, uppe Ip lower
I'D Of the right have been destroyed nearly up
and part Of the Jaw bone carried And give
Nj b January whole interior Of his
mouth well the most OF hsfaee deep pain
ON the I'M ofJnnuary taking Dr. CULgNs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA which checked the disease ia
few days and from that time the cure has progressed without
| iermission
New ac'h supplied place deep ulcers md though
badly dt'hsred his face " sound and his general a restrcd
We assured That the Mr Books
Mccura, Ointment CaUstc applications been uscdin
ao the Panaeea alone has wrought this wonderful change
Cha. L. Rowand asadviie' Crawo" county Penn.
wv Jones ~ H. South street PhiIldepFL-
w Appleton. D. 80 south At, DO
Timothy Caldwell, Marion county, NO.
WIN steciinz, 81 d, CamdcR N. J.
II Potter Manufacturer Of Mineral Teeth South IT
"a. wolenmebsr, Editor Pa Democrat ga North do
Geo W. Metz bm'hmlser. 3l7 Market II, rhia
a. u. GIiots pastor Of IIth BAPTIST Church. do.
John Bell Eric q, Phiia. tNouh American oGiee)
John w Ashn'ad. 60 south 9Th street, Phiadslphia
T = Wagner, photographer, Iic ChessutH do
Peter ssen smtr Editor Native Eagle, do.
T.. u Coles ~. ~, Boston, Mass
| Ru'sel Garfield phyaoiogs, PhlA.
Thomas ?. J.. HGiy, N. ~ fIarrisburgh.
Peter Wright, $50 Market street, Phin
WIN. uhe pastor H. Paurs ~ Church, Catharne st. Pha
Jno Chambers, pastor 1t indepcndo Church. Bfnsd o.
r L.Synders, publisher Of Pledge standord Piua
? Sellers EDITOR Olive Branch, Dlyirown. Bueks 60 Pa
j. Finch dffpfA Wrrtr seUftu
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NOR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS

Il American PRINTS
French IN variety
LAWNS, several osse Of very handsome styles
GlNGHAMS. French Scotch and German
Herman Robes
ropiu- Bt5cla
CAMBRiCS Plaid, striped and plain
MUSLIN ROBES. cold white and emlrod
Fancy Dress llItf. shlws and Sears
CLOTHS Tor Coats and Partitions IN great variety
Casino e, Gambrcons and Twe,ds
Vest nss, 10 MaTsIul.s, Linen sik and Wool
Neck Hdkfs ana Scaris Tor gentlemen. variety
Hail Hose, Linen and cotol. white broxn aud coldJ
sk aud cotton ildkfs- very Wei a. hne
LINENS-l'h Linens manufactured from g.lleH far irs,
chop arr Gle for geHuemen's Shirts
Brown DnEs, every quality
81 - and - brow and grass LIEN very cheap
Eowias Butlfs, rash and Table Cloths
HeHtEgs, Linen ltks
BIN and oofd Threads Of every kind
The suck 'ery large aud varied ani will be offered very
u
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ALEIANUER'S TRlCOBAPHE,
Inproyemcnt of 1916.

THIS ue~ So popular LlSJ III hAlk III =
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NokDON ~ SklNkER OFFER FOR
" SALE
6s nkd-- - Groin. rOrto Rico asd orlsaus
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50 Rose. white and brown Havana
SIS Rars RIO Laruayra and Java Coffee
SO Hhds Molasscs
a. PACKAGES Gun Powder Imperial Tea pan strictly prime
Hall Chests Rack Ira
Boxes sperm ranow Candle.
Adamanune aud Patent sperm do.
i7S Rasns; bale Almonds
Brown soap
rs Rahct's Cocoa aud Choeolat
Teree, Rice
sides sole Leather
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$50 Rrams Wrapping Paper. various ..Ees
100 Cap and Lete Paper
$40 Kegs Nails To lOdy
Finishing, fence lining Dor. and spike do.
$50 Rag, shot
50 kess Dapoats Powder
Basung
HID. Bieoa Side. AMI Shoulder.
20 Bushes strictly prime Clover Seed
bToonns, painted buckets tubs and me- surrs
50 Rags Live feaIh-rs
200 Nova Scotia Grnds,ones
800 sseks sal, b,s, brands
500 Boxes TIN Plate
IS Tons Swcisr. rono,rx linn
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Sheet. Band and Hoop Iron
Mayors Cast and sheer Steel
American and English BIserrd do
Mcud boards and Hollow ware
BraEers Shcsihng and Bolt Copper
PEPPER. Pimen'oN Girger Nutmeg.
Indigo, CopTeras Alum satpetrr
Hops NIek. Lamp Oh Pack nr Yarn
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Leading Lines &e- NH 90
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no THELADIEs IN PARTICULAR.-My

FENO THE LADIES IN PARTICUIAR-My
- DEPlLh1ORY POWDER has teen found IA ghy beneficial
aud " great lfe 10 ladies who sup,rous
hair principally when IT, growth has been
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When used With according the directions Twill
Dc found 10 t great addition the
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minutes atCr is Gppl cation
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hair Amer in received CERTIFICATES Of success,
which cannot be contested.
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the other surviving al TIE interest Of the ush
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