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Arriyals at the Hotels.

ANTHONY HoUsE, JoHS BRowN, Proprietor ;. Reed, D.s Are; T. C.. iisdley, Chicago, If 4 r MeNeiil, Miss. ft. r A Farresly Fl Smia Richard Wells, Greek Agency; E.iwash Butit John Sells, Jas. Smith, Thos. Gray, Msrtia yaA Greek Nation; John Cowan, Saml. Bsltfige, Ft Gi son; John Hollerhouse, St. Louis: James Philipi IA " Crossmsn. F.. Smith; Vim. Rodgers, FL Cid son; N l. Harris, E Scott, Camden; Lasisia1 |Szslay. M O DonneIj. A Goth, Hungary; E u lWiiharns, Prairie CO.,; Hon C Brown. Crawfor, 'co.; Mr. Shiriey Greek N-;:on; Mr. Breedove. Ney Orleans, hon David Walker. Fayetteville; F N Lasak, New Ynrk; Smith, J II Shaw. Ft Smitt R Galloway, Plantation; John fTeadry. F., Smith sH D Mason, Jackson Tenn Thus II Bradford lJ c Boyee, Tenn; B F Howard, Conway CO.,: I s EnsnerSon. Cherokee Nation; Miss BurTilI, an servant. Jackson Miss; Wm c Ciavtor, Bedfor Wa; I F Lsmhe. Medwsy Ky; c " Rntherlord RItnioD CO.,; If Smith, Saline CO.,; F. Johnson tWashhgioD; F. Mills, N Orleans; Capt Withers Is Gordon; James Fsgan Saline ee.; Mir. Roberts Natehez; s H Montgomery, Ft. smith; E G Wal ker. vieksburg Mss; C Mspp, Providence RI J R. Rates, Texas; Moses Hadlev, Chicago H. X Jeiireys, \ CarulIns; J Ash, Little Rock, Mr sSieane, RatesvIils; $ NJ Knowles, La.; Mai Anshon Cabia Point; Sol Johnson. Pulaski CO.,; Col Rev
 burn, Fair Play; John l. Hams. ThOs McCali
 Indian Point.
 RocK H0rEL-Major J. B. PELHAM. Proprietor Mir. Maer, Saline CO.,: James eIiIbUrn, Steama
 Trustee; James Brownlee, Mrs Browuiee. Davi,
 L;adeaur. Stone. P Jordan. Thos Butserwofth
 John II. Woodruff. Little Rock; c W Smith. Wn Walker, John Cowan, Sami Ba!dridge. Mrs Colsop
 Miss Reynolds, Miss Rogers, Creek Nation; Joh
 Mitchell, James Clark, Green co; R T Burford Caiifar"ie, w-. F"rgersen, Den Woods, Ceaway George Rowland, John Hendricks, Lee; Rsfs
 dorcte, New Orleans; Dr. Clarke and Lady, F Dorada.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
wondeful Case of Recovery.

Oar readers vi recoIlsct that some months ar, I've gave an accOat of rlan on the Rutlasd rail Irosd, who had aE Iron bar, about I2 inches long
 driven through hi4lead by an uHexpecied explos,e,
 of blast he wal discharging The rammey wa,
 driven up throogl his chin and passed out at tn,
 top of his head, St the Boston Advertiser says h, mas new recovered aud is sow well us eyer.
 ICiu Eno
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Rather F.rerish

The Iowa City RePorter,ssysS'W understand from man direct from Mrsukis that they haTc the California fever so bad lere tlat person may bay house aud lot for i%Dty -Re cents. and, II required, they will throw asOman and family oi babies into the bargain.
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rO TssE PUBLIC.

yTHEa ATTENTION of ftheci;iz~as Of Palaski.
 \ and sdjacynt counties, is rsp etiuliy ssked tO ore of the largest and best ssleaed stock of Cheap StaDe Goods ever before ofsrel in this city. The uniprsignea promises 10 sell lem as low as any honest nerchan, in i.Iiile Rock.
 He has fsKF6 sreat care in he selection of hjs Goosls, which he thlpks cannot hll to please dis |eernng public.
 Truly itankful fof pa,t favor. he hopes by sa |hones; and laif cowse ofdrshng 10 netIt a eonfln aanee ot the patTsags heretoioFssn bersliy extpn. iea 10 hin. A. J. HUfT. I.iiiie Ro,&, pse'r. IA Isf9
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Grammar raR Mat--rh President, in his late speech at Richmond said 'fhe thsRks Of the coun- try Is dae," &c. Soshey l. lie also informed his audience that The s'Asser ts<owed upon him har, filled his heart'' Hass it iaseed i--Ohio StstssaGa
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Duel Be,wed Ladies.

A duel lately occurred atAisdrid, between two young ladies. One was nltAAtely shot in the leg. and the combat ceased pro "a. Finally recoa- eiliation was effected by thJgailaui senor waese charms had evoked the upple,f discord.
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rrA Yanksa and Eenterner w.rs nIavIr

g-A Yankee and seuterner were playing 'po- ker' on steamboat. Assr while the Souiherner remarked that he hd Ebt seen an see for some time.
 " guess you haven't. replied the Yankee, "bat l can teil you where thg all arc. One of them is up your shirt sleeve thes, and the other three are in the top of one of mybHtss."
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NEW ORLEANS Mannr-
CREsokEr Oy,cK. AlonhAY. Anril I lan

HoA<ANF OHtCR3
 Monday, April !. is9, Ceitsa--Ths cotton market w.s c,,s...,..
 on Saturday, and the salss smAssesd 6s0 -
 mostly Tor EsroPe and at very fail ptsc 1rs. TT.
 rspsd faiiiag o 'a the receipts sf late rends ho.' firm sud confident. '''Nef 2 InleriOr.. .9syyis9z< Mid. F,iy tta,,,, 0r'iiaay... .loi4 4si0sS Fair, Ss,s,s {
 Midd'ing. .. I07S91i Good Midd. 14 Tl'e's g Good Mid....lllas9lI3S Good and fine ,g,s.., Tesseeo-Buyers came forward more s,x.,. and fully 500 bhds were disposrc oG \. folks 1a hids' st 5. I et 7ls, sni X st sIs; Ibbss s'e A M n and 70 K st 5is; 4s hhds. 5I At IL aad ls at S1s; 95 hhds, 4l 4 at 7,<. 2 h 51 land zJ ai , E; toid) at 73x; Iaj hi,cs ,.,.sN Eas 63s; l3 hhds. A al 6, 2 st . and $ sI I. s5 hhss. l5 4 ai.7s(, st ! sad $ R .tslC I,S hhds, li2A at and 2s R at 5s.e psb SsSay aap Metasses--Sugar in fair ,.oae.s.,,. sales of 50O hhds Fair, S37s. Ssles of NJ. ses 800 to 500 hhls, at l4sisi5 For fsrna.n,s , I2i6s2e1sc v gallon for boiled
 Ftesr-The -four market displayed moy. A, N ness, and some 1400 hbis found parrh.sat;. a 4O0 bbs Ohio at s e21,, l0O Illinois st xs i n Isuperfiae St. Louis al s $, a0a do. cha ., Se D. and i65 bbls crossed Fine at sg s;y I barrel.
 Cora-prices steady. Ana sales of $500 saeh, cladiug i2it sacks a, s5 7g0 szck at tl.s sau1a the rest h lots at 5S2j6c v basheI 0sts--Sa!es 40O0 bushels Alton Gin sacksrk M .aDd se3 sacks st Louis at 5lc Y basheI "A
 sjs''ns-Pors was doll, and i!s k.ses sk q Bacon pretty steady, with sales Is casks Sho1 lon the I.evee as 354, and g tierces baggsd Hal I715c. Lard pretty steady. and She fsIiowin1A taken: g bbls aud tierees al ls-l6, $50 kegs u and 2oo} at 6i4 4sl do. prime at 6l sc $s It. ks' Bemp-A sale of 4s bales Dew-rolted as foll{l ' |a6 bales ordinary at $ll0. and IT do fair at a .@r ton. N tefse--Rio has again declined, aad we nd 30so bags sold at 3, |, aud 2s00 to. by aucaonI Io I-I6GgI4e P ib-
 Rses--A cargo of 100 casks good Carolina |. .sold st fraclion under 3ssc
 Wh,sky-Dull. Sales l IS bbls recti6ed 1.-two Id lat Fl sc r gallon.
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E-&DMw k kAENA.

gNE dwelling HOts i'd lots now e~en- z-zss>
 \ ed by Gov. Sght Roaae. the pro-
 peH f Mrs. Ann Hars. It Is situated -A-&--A- Iai e,sees, end of Earktn street. and embraces I;wOH blocks. wiA s'%s and other improve ,tueuhseful and casyeBt. The house is large and grounds areeighlmprssed. Possion can behsd sthe Ist March. Foi |ternapply to wm.B. W Fele6, Is50.--25-tf
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|gE Roam tsr tAe ss 6ls C!adiator-sss eeEm 1Cas Hts coat aad IA T denote his qgaity. 9z lVTNHE subscriber, having reset his kettles and \ erected diggins SFoaad them, sad having Isaap'ien himself wi,h choice materials for making
 Hats of the first quality. of the different varieties will be prepared ia few days to cover the iBper
 fectioas of h,s fellow cixens al N,ghi, CAesp fsr tosh with light, pleasant aad darable hat. com biaiog beauty of finish, hneneSs of texture and greatness of elasticity.
 To insure respect abroad, should bs .inSepen- dent st home As live and love and cherish oar own fresides, and domestic institutions, and srs ever ready to defend them we will set
 singaar part indeed fl do not al strike for cur manufnetories The soath has suffered ihe north to become her workshop has depended
 upon hcr for the articles of first necessity nntii Ahe has grown arrogant to assume the prerogaiivs
 of interfering with southern rights sDd institutions. Far better to encourage our own man0fsctoriss. |. thas to debate the question of raising armies 10 fight battles. that ourselves have provoked by
 pursuing nnseund and salcidal policy. The south should be unwilling 10 let the north do
 her manufacturing, she is to let her dictate her { laws. JOHN DAViS.rp 3 Little Rock, March 10, is50-7-2s.
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o lie the csnsns Fetarns oi their rsSpective n thia office " bsfers tas first ef Mag" whita eae Sheria ls permitted 10 do oa tis paying the s..e expense of ihis advertisement
 By the 18th section ot the above law. t is ma he daiy oi ihe Secretary of State to rnakr snt i If all dellsqu-nt Sherds who have noi filed lhl census returns by ihe hsst day of May, and h 4 the same to th~ Governor, who is rsqired io etI miss'on other SbeTiG's for such counties as 2, defaults have occurred in
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary ef Shq { Little Rock. April 2l. 1850. se"
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Little hnk. al M

NV hekEAS, objection of ch. lf tSae
 :. cs. ss's.a .l. StAtsess of the Statn sas. il sn, s ,,.. "'s aa'y ef a Secsetarv Of fnashe fs;i.5 @ .N ..s' S' tae HsssA of the Shs,} have af Al, .ss n his oske on er Aegarst day l,k. -. -, .'ie eeasss ( their eowatiA B cause :,
 s.,.so ss, v = puAlise4 notifvt,,h dvlia. first day of May. 's'' es"sas
 he she,,f. p, n ,h ~srr, notice [, tE'vsn to
 Joha v tAe iositving csun,iktt;
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WARRINGTON MALE SEglyiRf,
 Hemnstead CounfY. Arks.


 yTsfiE second session of this Institution, opened \ this morning. February llth, lo50. Rev. C. F fuRKESTINE, Superintendent and Pro-
 lessor of Moral sud tnt-!Jsclaal Philosophy,
 Beile-Le;tefs, and spanish LIterature. Rev. II. c. THWEArr, A. M. Professor of GreelAn.
 Roman, French and Italian Literature. U Asss CRocKER, A. Nj. Professor of Mathematics.
 Students received in the Primary Department aud instructed.
 Primary Department. per session Of Fl weekst payable quarterly in advance, Rl9 OU
 Preparatory Department. as "a a.s n.s Conegtate Coufoe, ~ VI vscai aud Instrumental Music, Elements of Musical Composition, {Exira) , DO Imitation Fee, % No deduetion for absenee ualess in cases Of pro- trac,ed iliness3 All students chsrged from the time Of ths,r entry to the end of the session N B-Ths sons of all ministers who arc en- gagged in the regular work Of the ministry. or sf those who are snpersnusted hsxo died in the s.izlzirv: viii be educated free of cAarge. DoARDlNs ean he obtained fn the best families. at from S6 to g per month. Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual iaining of all students committed 10 our charge. $. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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RoARp OF rRusTEgs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
 Hon. D. T. wIrFER, isErIoESr, Hon. fl. ?. Pnindex,er, Rev Wm. Mooss, Rev. l.. P Lively. Rev. B. P. Box. \. Jones, M. D, Mir. J E. ssh- dsfur. Mr. T. Williamson, Hon J. D. TrImbis. Rev J, Custer, M. p.. Rev. J. J. Roberts, C B Mitchel, M D. Mr. ". " Andrews, Mir. D. I |Sauders, Mir. II. W. Smith. .--22-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
The Canadian Pr,.s O, Annexation.

The Montreal Courier alIuds thus cheeringy to the progress Of public opiion behalf of Annexa- |tion.
 Within one month nine jcliu,s have openly d.. ciared for the Montreal Manits,o. and are row defending Annexation. Thy se:
 Courier, MoD,reA!. 'lndpersen', Kingston. Herald, do lnfPeBSni, Quebec. |l, Avehir, do Mif6r, Toronto Montieur, do GaIette, Sherbrooke Atgus. Kingston.
 Besides these, there are, rfhaps not less than a |seore that give AlneTiesa sticies place in their columns, do not oppose il, as lDan, of whom will doebtess soon declare .bea.iVes i, favor of these measures. Such a suiden. such sn astonishing change was never before wiSesset among the pub
 e journals ot this eodniry, .hce tEe white man first but his foot uPoa the banks the st. Lawrence.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

! The subscriber rve~s~~a 6y mail.
 Bsehs & Coster's New Yerk Spriag style # for Hats, aud s sssking them le that pattern. Geatlemen who Arr parieaiar A the style of their head dress, and who desire to n first a fsshioR, invited teeall aud leave leif Szes Apf sed JOHN DAVIS. March 26 1850.
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300 POSTS WIPED.

\ Wish 10 contract for Tbreandred Cedar or \ Mulberry Posts, 10 be sevs& long, and to square not less than six iDehe4erpons wishing to take the job. will please calkoob possible upon the undersigned. l. J. HUIT.
 Jan P, 1850.
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Peacock Pits.

JUST received per Mail Ba- 20 one horse y Peacock Flows 10 do. doliey Flows; IL two horse Peacock Flows. Appb -
 fe0. 26, 1850. J. HurT
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Senate resumed the special order M" Ms ~, v.
 ehsse resumed, declaring hims.H ;o s,,. nsssica ot California, and conelua., ..S, .;., o' expression of devotion of the Wssi s' .'a . na'dw'n next obtained the floor vh.. ,.. 'wa' postponed hiliO-norow. "nea 'As
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

CSifsa--Ths eotsoa market was qnIse,ni,,.,.s
 on Saturday, and ths sales smevseed 6sD - mostly fer EsroPe. and at very fail ptsu Ts-l
 rPsd faiiiag off in !hs receipts si Asa reno. ho,a. firm And cnnf.ienf- - sotAsefs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26
maRsHALL,s SALE.

ny virtue of two wrs of Feri Facas issued out of and
ID under the seal of the U. s. District Court for the Dis
ct Of Wisconsin, directed, against the goods and
chattes lands and tenements of Joseph Griffin and Curtis
r. Merrill levied upon all the right title and interest
said Joseph Griffin and Curtis Il. Merrill. either of them,
had on the Sd October. A. D. lS49, at any time
since in and following described real estate to wit
title and interest said Griffin & Merrill, DO
seph Griffin or Curtis Merrill had the Sd day of Oco-
Der lS49 or at any since, in and to the following des
cribed lots in the village of Geneva, Waworh county, WIS
consn according the recorded plot of said Village to Wit
The equal and undivided oneha part of the south hall of
lot number Line 9) in block number twentyseyen (27l
Also the east the north hall of said lot number nine
(9 said block number twentyseven CD Also, all the
east LOT number eleven, I'D and all of lot number
twelve 12 in said block number twely-seVen CZl) Also
all of number nine D in block number thirty t30 Al
SO lots number C7) and eight % in block number
twen.y-siX (26.) ,-.e
also levied upon all the right title and interest said Crit
fin & Merrill, or Joseph Griffin Curtis r. Merrill had on
the said Sd day of October S49, at any time since. IN
and to the following described land viz: me son ha Oh
section thirty, 30) second. ed norm OF rst esn'-
cen l east Also, half OF norh-est quarter OF
section nlIner tbv-tree 33 and the southeast fraction
quarter of t N toHl second, 2d) north
If ranre east in the Milwaukee land District.
IN southeast quarter OF section
tbrysix 1j69 town second north of range seventeen m
east bounded the by highway, and the by
land of C. Baker and others, being lands conveyed by
Joseph w. Case to Curtis r. Merrill For more paricu
lar description the records the Office Of the Register
of Deeds in and for the said county OF Walworth.
Also all the right, title, and interest said Griffin & Merrill
had in and the following described personal property viz
One horse Lumber Wagon Also, one Hay Scale sua
in Main the village OF Geneva. opposite lo
number nine 90 block number twenty seven (27.)
Which shall expose for sale according TO law on the
premises in county of Walworth, SATURDAY, THE
24rH AuGusT A. D. le50, between the hours of 10
NJ. and 6 P. NJ, of said day.
L. FL COTTON, U. S. Marshall for Dist. of Wis.
BY S. III STAFFORD, Dept. Marshall.
June Is, 1850. 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field
THE WAR ENDED!

This young sought make the people believe his
original has finally abandoned tho field BY
selling his business some STRANGERS Being convinced
inuty warning agaust the better Judgment and
the people at last disposed Of his bush
thus virtually admitting All
that was true in publications. After accusing the oo
Dr. OF selling the his for 81 week. and getting
upfase adavits respecting the Old Dr original RECIPES
after trying to seduce workmen disclose to him
knowledge of the Old Drs Recipe by Offering as high as
$1,000 after making the tempting the Old Dr.
himself of HOUSES, LANDS, and PARrNrRsHIP,
through his Horace Dresser Pet to leave
Thompson, Skman, s. Co. and go s. p. Townsend
with Recipe him make sarsaparilla NOS
to SOUR, FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After liz
beling of firm calling unprin
siped and other hard he has finally thrown
whole heavy load to and
the upon the shoulders of come STRANGERSs
take his place under the pretence thas
they could make money by the operation.
These strangers understand intend placing chem
bottles redeem it from its past character
for SQUIRTING and PREVENTING, which is really the
highest of the truth OF all have hereto
fore said of it. 1t is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that IL
neither chemist heretofore had the advan-
of chemical its manufacture win not tbs
people see imposition humbug in calling s. Ps.
article good medicine,
But confess all the rascality FORMERLY displayed
is nothing Of STRANGERS in pscins upon the
bottles the chemist for EFFECT, while at tho
time the Sarsaparilla is made after tho OF
s. p. Townsend's Recipe.
If the Recipe is CHANGED, then u becomes ANo-
TIER ARTICLE, AID should be called the STRAIN
GERS SARsAPARILLA or by other distinctive sp-
peation. Come ont, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS and
show your and let the public know whether in
tend make S. p. Townsends soURING, FERMENrlNo
COMPOUND with the of chemist the label foi
purposes whether making another aud to-
tally different article intend putting it up in s. Ps hot
Ties with his labels signature &C. and thus selling 10 unde
eoors The sticking chemists name 81
he hohL Tie will its CHI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26

Medicine reof
farming
fhe Inrae
call
asveup peculiar Arabia by
remarkable preparation such that Mh LIS
swell
can evsrFAI
fall
Jo;s Neuralgia 8 n ] Eit
which equie exit
trenedyi
oe'VN'
Dsemper
COMPETENT
called FrrelsA which has just mace IT'S ap
Beware M natter 0 Remember name
pance bottle of the original and genuine
Farrell
well ether this make money anu
very 70
Bottles are soqToRT
in nearly Wisconsin 0NANp A'
W.B FaTelP
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The work is divided into four departments, distinguished
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TO each part The first chapter treats of the following sub
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DIR. FITCHS CELEBRATED SIX
LECTURES,

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$4,000 copies of this Book have passed fhr' ugn
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~ DIR. Fitch-s Guide to Invalids, or Directions
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gratis of all his Agents nos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-26

CRoPPED.-We are credIbly informed,
aays the Watertown Chronicle, that G.. G.
Biodgett, who left Milwaukee for California,
BY the overland route in April of last year,
mas returned to his fathers in lie Roy, N.
II, minus both ears and ahead of hair. For
aplne prank cut up among the Mormons, at
er near Salt Lake, these personal ornaments
paid the forfeiture.
On their first visit to Iowa, Gov. Uihazy
and Capt. Tshacz worked three days in the
fed for a Frenchman, near Council Bluffs,
al condition that he should carry them to
Isl. Joseph But Monsieur deceived them,
and they finally made the whole journey
on foot The Governor tells the story with
rood humor, as his first lesson IN farming
Id America.-Cour. q Eng.
WHAT SoUARINe THE CIRCLE MEANs.-
The problem is to find the number which
hall express the ratios between the dlame~
ter of circle and the side of square OF
equal surface; and this consists, as has been
satisfactorily demonstrated, in an intermin~
able fraction. Men have wasted their time
In carrying it out to some one hundred and
sixty figures in length Chicago Journal.
O. Since the burning of the Griffith.
travellers generally are procuring Life Pre-
servers. Among the latest inventions Of
4his sort, is travelling bag of gulia percha
capable OF sustaining three persons In thf
water.
EThere are upwards of Que hundred
and eighty miles of pipes laid in the city O.
New York for the distribution and supply
of Croton water.
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Female Specific &c, used by him constantly and
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Colds Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dis
cases Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, RIeu-
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porters. DIR. Fitch Improved Plated Steel Spring
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