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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
Eom The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette.
Terrible Riot and Loss of Life in
New York.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED!
twenty tOThirty Persons Wounded! :!

New YoRK, May IL.
The disgraceinl tumults growing out of
the quarrel between Forrest and McCready,
which resulted in a riot on Tuesday night, at
the Aslor Place Opera House, where Me
Cready was playing, in the course of which
he was driven from the stage. and compelled
TO seek safety in flight, have been brought to
a most melancholy and bloody termination.
Last night, on the occasion of Mr.. Nc
Cready's temperance at the Astor Place
opera House, the police were in possession
OF The House in strong force. AT an early
hour the mob gathered in large numbers out
SIDE Some twenty thousand spectators
were assembled. The mob began an attack
on inc house by attempts TO force the win
dows and doors. The police attempted their
dispersion by throwing water on them, but
the rioters persevered. A company Of noun
ted men were brought to the ground, but
were fercely assailed by the mob, pelted with
stones and driven from the field, some OF
them considerably injured.
A company Of infantry then arrived on the
spot, followed by the Governor, with the ci-
iy guard, and the whole were received with
stones and other missiles by the mob, now
excited to fury. A portion Of a regiment,
under Col. Dunga, and a detachment of ar
tillery, were also brought to the scene Of dis
order.
FINDING a. efforts al dissuasion. and all
mild means ineifectuaf TO qnell the riot and
maintain order, Recorder Tallmadge pro.
ceeded 10 warn the mob of the necessity for
extreme measures, and read the Riot Act
All this was vain.
The mob continued TO pelt the soldiers.
several of whom were badly wounded, and
carried off the ground. An order was then
given TO fire, but mostly blank cartridges
were used. One or two of the rioters. how,
ever, were killed and several wounded.
The rioters still not dispensing or nivino
way, the second, third and fourth rounds werl
fired with bail, by which some ten or ffteer
persons Of the mob were either killed on tn,
spot or fell MORALLY wounded. and some q
or 80 others were more or less severely woun
ded.
Sad to relate, several citizens who wor
mere spectators, some at a considerable dis
lance from the scene of action, were eithe
killed or wounded. Among the killed ar
one or two women. Several others-one &C
lorsd-are said to be wounded.
The military kept possession of the feel
all nigLias This morning they are THROWN
up entertainments around the theatre. Ther
is tremendous excitement throughout lh
whole city-the rioters still threaten vic
lence. During the night the theatre wa
several times on fire, but as frequently tn
flames were subdued without damage.
A thousand conflicting and various rumor
are %afoat, but we iorbear repetition of then
Among the rioters arrested was Il. u. {
JudsOn. alias Ned Dunlline.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

es presenting great compass, with exquisite
sweetness. Their style is somewhat similar
to the Hutchinsons, and many of the Eastern
papers accord them a greater merit. The
Duet by the two sisters, Misses Martha
and Mary, &c He doeih all things WE'LL" and
me lrlo, 1.-The Blind Girl,' are gems, aud
nave received extravagant concentrations
from the highest Sources"
Their concert will be held in the best room
they can obtain, and notice Of the place and
hour will be given by handbills.
On Wednesday evening they will be at
New Lisbon.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

0J7The Locusts will appear this year a~
bout the 20lh of May, in Western Pennsyl-
vania and Eastern Ohio, occupying the whole
region from the mountains in Pennsylvania,
Ohio county, Va, Columbia and other east
ern counties in Ohio. They can be found
now in places upon trees and shrubbery,
which grew in 1882, in the above region, by
SHINING the surface Of the ground an inch
deep with a spade, This will open their
chambers, which will appear like auguF
holes,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
Arrest of an AbOliiiOniSt at Richmond.
R~tcuuoNn. (Va.N Nav 10,

A shoe dealer named Smith, supposed to
be an agent Of the Abolitionists, sent a num-
Der of boxes to Messrs. Anderson & Cos
Express office, marked Merchandise, and d.
rected to G.. Williams, Philadelphia, which
on examination were found TO contain two
npgroe slaves-the boxes were provided with
fixtures necessary to sustain life. Smith was
Immediately arrested and committed for trial.
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Bugle, not only is the amount received pla-
ced opposite the subscribers name, but also
the number of the paper to which he has
paid, and which will be found in the outside
column of figures.
No subscriber need expec, that a reduction
from the price of $3.50 will be made, unless
the money is forwarded at the time specified
n the Published terms.
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OUT Judgment spoke the language Of hell and
'he'r customs and practices since that time
resemble those of the boaomless pit.
(l'') Resolved, That a copy of these re-
solutions be forwarded forthwith TO that UNI
compromising and deadly foe of oppression,
and all righteousness, WILLIAM LLOYD
GARRISON of the old Bay State.
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SPELLING REFORM,
DEPOT or PHONOGRaPHIC BOOKS .

THE following Phonetic works can ba
had at the SALEM BOOKSTORE, at Pub
fishers wholesale Prices. Teachers and Lee.
turers can therefore be supplied without the
trouble and expense of sending East.
The Photographic Glass Book, S75 cts.
Photographic Reader, 25
Phonotypic Reader, ia"
Phono,ypic Chart, SO
First Lessons in Photography, OF
Compendium, O6
Salem, March ?, I649.-n39 Of II. #,
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ANTI-sLAVERY BUGLE, SALEM, o.

two midshipmen who were turned out Of the
service by Mr.. Polk Tor dueling, made appli-
cation TO be re-insiated. lie refused on ac-
count Of the duel. Forthwith, the wing
press make a great noise over it,. They for
got that Mr.. CRAWFORD, one of his cabinet
officers, Killed his man in a dueH What a
consistent set these wing politicians are.-
Detroit Free Press.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

OF Plato entertained some Of his
friends at a dinner, and had in The cham
Der a bed, or couch, neatly and costly
furnished. Diogenes came in and got
upon the bed, and ~lrampIed it, saying, 81
trample upon the pride of Plato" Plato
mildly answered, but with greater
pride"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

AMMONIA Destructive TO LEATHER.-
A%mmonicle emanations from manure in
stables are most pernicious 10 leather, il
being rendered quite brittle and useless
in Il very short period; consequently,
harness should never be allowed to hang
up in stables.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
Gaeaymoomonna

MARRIED.--On the 10Th inst, by BENJAMIN
Hawle,. Esq, Mir. ErHRAIM GREINER, TO Miss
MARY FARQUHAR, both of Perry Township.
Also, on the same day, by the same, Mn. JOHN
BENNETT. to Miss ARTifissA LEONARD.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

0TOne Of our exchanges notices tho
election of a blind man 10 the office of
Justice of Peace. This is a notification
OF the saying tha, '%'iustice 10 be sacred
must be blind,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
Later from New York.
TWENTY SEVEN DEAD,-FURTHER
DISTURBANCE ANTICIPATED.

May II-P. Vt.
The whole city is in a state of the most in.
tense excitement, relative to the unfortunate
events last night.
The deaths, in the riot. so far as ascertain.
ed, amount TO TWENTY SEVEN.
McCready, the actor, has left the city.
The 18th Regiment of Infantry has been
ordered out for duty to night.
1t is reported that the Mayors house, and
the residence Of Gen. Standard will be at
tackled by the mob 10 night.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
Receipts.

Jesse Bond, Greensboro, Wayne
County, Indiana 1'00-240
Oliver Bow, Rootsiown l.O0-2i6
J. Bissell, Lowell l.00-24l
II. Hambleton," 9,l5-236
Sally B. Cove, Salem l,00-2l6
*Jas. Strickland, 100
J. Hartman, Columbiana l,0O-lsl
VIM. Bailey, Salem l,00-24a
J. Ingram, e,50-l93
David Miller, New Garden l,50-l0l
Lewis Clark, l,00-24d
b. Brosins, Mt. Union I.0O-225
d. Roberts, Pouersville l.00-249
]. Garter, Mt. Pleasant 2.O0-l94
r. p. Harmon, Kirkland l,O0-l9a
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

CoSTRADIcTIoNs.-Int the Kentucky Eman-
cipation Convention there appears 10 have
been various opinions in regard 10 the char
acter of slavery and the stplan Of abolish
ing it.. Not only was there a difference Of
opinion among the members, but a very stri-
king difference existed in the mind Of one
member-W. l.. Breckenridge &c, Of Louisville
who, in the same breath declared that the
religious people Of Kentucky did not believe
slavery to be "against the Bible doctrine, or
sinful according to Gods law," but that
"they feel in their hearts that slavery is
wrons!''
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

GrThe paragraph, in staring capitals that
Gen. Taylor d~espises du%elists, is still going
the rounds Of the wing press. It seems that
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
C. DONALDSON s. co.

WHOLESALE g. RETAIL HARDWARE MERcHAETs
Keep constantly on hand a generalassortmtn nj
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. Is, Main street, Cincinnati,
January, 1913.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
r TREES.

The proprietor has on rand a handsome
lot of FRUIT TREES, comprising Apple,
Pear, Peach, Plumb, and Cherry trees, and
some Grape Vines and Ornamental Tees
all of which he will sell on reasonable terms
at his residence in Goshen, Mahoning Co.,
Il miles northwest af Salem
ZACHARIAH JENKINS, Jr,
Augp IL, 1913. If
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

ALvAN STEWART of New York, formerly
Of Utica, and one Of the leading Liberty par
ty men of the East, died on the last Of April.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

FREEMoNT's MAP.-Onr thanks are due 10
Salmon p. Chase Of the U. S. Senate, for a
handsome map Of Oregon and Upper Cali
f%ornia, designed by Colonel Fremont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12
nrorr. ,s,p,e, Il co.. Circular.
Pw Eurenii


Pc, E,.er,i L'vssrlai. Nov. o. lsp
silc- me departure % t1- va rtve ~
perlenced Al .s'--dioVy dull ur1 de -fastt { '..r
m rt~t t. .sfcr a-r.uniu uf 90, a.
We th-r Va The - 'ngcow res si.,cs'tshI II q
and tha dl..rp. ir'lr.t e. bv q ura s .a- srs st-
vance Ia Gee ~ ~ Pcs III '"-Ht1s O.,
csussi an u N.-V tur l-'tt. tis 50 4 ft'n "a res.
liz, TIL. having s3--. Cfa. 'F n. 49, i
M.nchs.ir- wah c,np.ra,rs ce-ssuon O. crui.0 tnr
Vans 49, 90 G ssr'- D.fnofi iNu Nl sH-. N.
sDlnn-rs art sul.s, - a. fut o. ttr pr-s
rrDer.I lssluur r.rv~dst t's ir-A Lnd Ne hsSe
70 oof th- fustU~.s trs has cc-rrri IN
Cotton for moo.h. " IN Gee -u'r rr.ccs - 'alN
II 60 a. per Anvic2n, saa G. ptr % ln o.lo Coz
eaptton., with Gecic e. .y f''vrva.I t-. t.~-'.
Tn- to.s uousAts i.r lea "a far and snd No.
bile 81 AID miid lux Islsies O. PER p.
Tn les Of tbc w-rt =. - n.,ts ~ whca sr-cu.
ls,of. hsv- ts,-u 954 bales 90 h. Atn-r'ttn gr.- F
mss,li. % esns A. 81 o. 1. go 70 80. ~
81 ~ 81, 50 Alshsms sud MOL A. - -, 40 So
s~s l.,,a1s - p 80 80: terln
The iOlsl la lnls pot - 50. SO os's oi which
:&4Oo Am--rsn. Sssi.stR tol ork - il's per ~
les year Of AS 0oD o.les If when IS go were Aue'
icAn
Tnere has b--n rather ircliry 'nr l1'isn Co-n
thou Ihe md prices have Sfv- cvd N'tu g
per Q are, NeUoS h-iug quoted A. - o 10 a. s1d
whtv 3, 10 -, p.rQlsrter Toe oem,nd - t.'af hss
been txtr-s Hui,rd ~ th@ fVnwiLk lntsNN's 90
Western ,aA g, 10 c3s Wr.rou To- too :, I'm.
isi-p'ts and ~ um iT~ - ONO = 81 t' 20, os
sur f,o1f q. pee mi Wh~sI D. more iu orfse -
ele.' AZ ei 10 s. 81 per 20 % laasn Corn Aes. s.
Per DO, UOmioai
Not los doias IN rurp-nune. A Few rets' 'sl-s Of
eo.n moo Aaetiesn R-sn hsv- beeu made 10 81
~ 81 per O1sh Yours, r-sp- -tflly
kNON y. sHiPLEN / co.
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vrW-YOaN TRIBUNE.
FURTHER FOREIGN Nt""
Az TIE srsA~.Hrr FVS'FA
1.ssarias Esfassss from
Departure SSsss's

he Ca .aai "a ne UaaSc-sr
sHss s,owSs see9sni OF ,os !, .o' o. 'ls ''
yss sns 80, Of Hi5diu, the o. heep Of 'uns va -
Toe o.. 49,. hss now lo.' iha. eyh, mersi nNoft snc
sleeieu -r.ysd RON the rca.da.cc Wh.n its vs.s 9
wsaen Hlrssrsns. TIE H'nSrrsas aavs iis
~. n.i,her Sgl-s.r' 80 lAer-.' sttl"., - %,
a. every sieo "hicl t,@5 - - ave- e.. '5 -.
,o,ausr s7s rom ilssh' u " a-1l1 s.Vei .'r 10 r.
rf-,s sni ,rir TIE iraEsiri ~ he r. s.Frs ''
S-1m does Go i1oS iisc CO big = 'h'm - YES -
~ Toe county Tor sooN.a and Pan po "oo % nt.'
moe 6.iag Tor tn- lSt ~ p1fposf ard b - -
isrir a, S9usne vii Dr. sncf- r01 ret ne vas
: on feud them 10 Nsrns When ne rH"a O. '.- go"
81 the fugiuges came 20 Ntdcin, a. tcs'. e-o.e's
the one - h,s famous specs Res W r1 IS l."e' 81
I'D upon them u.rQ. H. ..altcl@i the .i'-s ie
,,.ns. OF % Poi- The &c Grossly ~ e f.ais4eo arc
,ns n.v-r-d,ok or, oft- T4fk - totP..Sy Aeco G.
log - ", ste o. "a pro e-- 1
40 his NE y ie ts,s,c ~ th' e'~'r' 8 -
toei-rd s.d mon % 3 80 bcT w. sn zoe 'rf'
Vi eres ga lss .a ~sst. ire t.r 'o7 Il iA'
ration Hsu-s violently c1ee - = i1' .tinp'. 10 IT,
f,,,,ys. -. ~ IRE fagorsbe Tor 11rrcy ou f9 'ec.
Of ~ -gl.r h.vl.r sea- ec-sGgrrols saa ". money 10
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Of h-c n S1o io.-"j cl''rfllY ~ var o. GOO
SS%oSsb,y O-iel,S tye ease -o .,aes;.of
vito ,ss-. .a4s a. ! .gea slesoec DE .ir
wss~ o. nc-saHa-S, sud 80 b zoe u..r1- .ok.
l.. II Ei'h csc or nos, - cons uo or "oud ro -
o. hJrss1acI no. 3D. uric qua csyofei "a F.'d W =
ihter.ysfs.d with 10 Hvei c'-t., I'D trc5s Co.
raa-r ,he vossr f'r s"cs- IaUIe were woe sf
wiIa won-n, 10 WI 's yes '2ropndoi p; 81 econ
a. Tu'S.sN bor-rtn"n O. "a" 90 Ncio'r' iue r'ai
from WlsG'' 90 Sgumls wss crowded ~iR ouro1a c.
isi"rs, fanor bhF"c g'.o S"'"s- 'ne. 90 q 81
osiv -; 40 d. &c trSs graz ia. Ioop OF
tuot'ei rcrs ,p '~.r-d ~to Murst POS 90 n bor
ma h. fac, : covered Via scar. a. Poles ~er.
dres : r. v-rO1s ruis- t"e'- cR7s ous we-e rF
u. .hed ~ tn~'s u-voasi c",.rs Tn~y were M.
Coupi Moon ied scouri- mel s~sy ff' Nlo4.7 thy
l,sed much W.. bui s.' o.. ft~ 5-'r-i"< thsl
A.. p.,f lss ~ es.ft Id
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MANHATTAN PIAno-FoRTZ o


CUsrO@-hotss. hs~ fosE,
.ot. Of-- hos =,
StPAIED Proposals De- f-cei'e.
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ola % Rains, - Ul..-d sac. K-ve11- C.Gs.
s.s4ou. flr 80 term ~ ore year ifOm .as ga ca
Iary n~I.
r. Ra4gn f'f The Clsler service % ne zane -
.oW-a e re Naval ,-fylc-, onlslns nc lq .H :.
Gsls " Ire arGcies eluulsr.led IL ne fol- - %
vi. if" .
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glEW-T EK-RfD-EG SCHOOL.
T-Ur niPFUNA 81. |L0INu. D.. co. o. NAfT-ST
Mr. = -. .f --t-s i-.s Ue~r---i.r mp rs ---
lNE .rs r.. r s.-. 'l .c -.H-a. .. ifs %
~. t-- r.a lc f.- -- patronage. .r1 r--
t0-c.r- ytnt.rI .. a. le w. ...H-r ts rr. .'r
p ,-r. & sss-. .Hr .-rttunr lr connection N.1 bic
p.v S-.nr fr.l .lr s1c rstrrffe rr e. 0- 50 l.tsT
evening". Dee. -.t AID 's,s nsef 90 e t-s9or os
ths o. urr-nl- suerlo- o. r-r.; cnr'ls. -e 10
lhelr todncss APr.c,.o- % -e made A. 3D.. t--- or
fc+ or ro0-s .. -r-
Misses tUrE uERHUKN ~ BALt.S'~
vi FEMALE - HlNANl. Grstt q. cof--- bro-d-
WAy to lrar 70 go reception q ptQis Pare 40
elsrds I--ie4 - cs a .csrvct he sc1c1
f,-e sending -.s-~r-re
\trtNTEB-If r@spe~ able >-roc. f7 fr- -ul-irv.
w Lady :. tech sr wn--e s-fsr g-rl-LfB rQl t -
rso4 to -eiv- iv1 or tlre- nuo fr1H lt- ts-s AZ.
l,s.s ro.f0.fr A : P..tDAra Sf~s r.
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Tvrsn,Y p. II Flour $40 She; s,Nss $50 tc, Pro
v'.o- l6ov> WAsty, 800 aoi Woo, lf' bse' Os.s
$50 y4sl
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De- ts..ss - ~e;sro si w'-.-i. cog 80 A'-'in
siAssh
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ga Fs~fiUNs ttAIS - .s' sa's
III musl 90 -ud.1 Aruci- over offered, eiegsp
ga nss al shc i0v pnre ot >. ls0shJ 80
A so srticls a. J. Sl-1rsi nsls - ..
In skNWN ~ ~.
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l.AE-NAL- NVIli,--..

Tv'-.,ete Convr1 on of t1- Iron Trsd~.-ti
"el... ron 'r-. Of fN"t -. rts~y Lounrsa.
r-i 6. p e6-sl.. Ear c.. =. pG t- i. l1-- re-
glos- i.sI v"rs No. 90 r'rr See 90 or-ssa cc lor
cr-1r.1 % t.Gsr T~raHls Feae1 ID &c. rau4iac-
irr o. lrol hl .1is Slss for ta- pa poe n -.t
sl,u. change laws 10 Nlet-
% fUrs.F1 lrr. by Ire - snellrc -- ~
t's present GYserl o@ nd-FF ralct r1-fIHrre
'srr. 80 p-rSous Interested 10 ne uR4u scrv ~ Iron,
especially .it~c ~ r~@rt IA convention pf s CTS
Hal g. ALBANY 90 ihe t"co0d W--u-odsv. a.. CsyJ
December mex, a. 20 O'CLOCK. 90 isf- pau f1 the
pr there o bee bad, al 80 af uy sCr
sd cp-1lr aion lo iGrh'flng lfs shove lsc o. tF
ia representation ~ r prefent cote.o o. oi dee Iron
n1uuf4c.Df- ~ INA ste, rlsy pres % c.fs- End
Urgent lec-,tiy fJr IN alI- rs.NH il exa-.s On j.
UPON 70 ported lren. LEWIS BEttDl p. }sn.-,
ERA$IJS COtNirG.} 0'a-@'
JOHN NI>~lDt-. IT.
n29uZl JOSEPH 81 WARREN 10y
~ Vocal Music rnd harmony Cbrve'- Sys-
tenn. ca kLCN.Uir about tn .-ss, u-ev csfs
" hsi eDrtted S.le- wac1 oDeus g. s tls IN ara
Of i-zrring music. T., tlis system. which IS errre.Y
oreirn. lt- pupil f-~ EIolt7s l->-l o. read
tiuI Of music 40 BECOME master re-, ne NJ com
tror. f.-.oas c-sfuts % Joining .he csss vi cave
their nsne. IN n H. howsrI--.. v --fe Pee " be-
-"ff' " ''.''" o. 49, $50
cx- WIGS and Ioape-s.--BA~- f-cs ce "'rHiet
" Fsr;oy % =. "a I-st w.-rr a. a. times crn ne
found tle srReSt sssorln-ri 1 --' cy ,ranEsrs srs
should osI So judge for themselves before rr-
clas nE srvl-rs hsrcHELoS's .nvru -r II =
cb.ar-d silver medal - 40 Fac % Ire Afua-sn i-f
Hts. Copy il@ sddrnfa rVl hN 49,
rg- Water Cure D. r RAIL- receives psler,
ri rs utnrultls cry es.shush~-1f. ts 1-s-.
1onr - J.rr'E paw f"l@-sl lrscu-s attended go
vice eve0 f9 aclc .rea,--rt. LJ-s- saloons. v--'s
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No.. ..m.NMERmnKN y hALl.,-
CLAIBORNE

CAlIFOkNiA TItn 1T srom Fa.a 10 So
\ Frsrris-, ry ytru-fv st-s Boz ll- si--fag- lr
,.l- b. r B,r.-i. .l, N.tsn-s- 40, D.n-i-s Pa.
fir = t.l a. re I. hrrt l-.t'
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MEDICINES.
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