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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

ITHon. JoHN w DAVIS, Of Sullivan county, late Mn
lister to China candidate ION Representative to the
State Legislature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
AUSTIN Fl. BROWN, Publisher.

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ter than any of the Eastern weeklies
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VOL. XI.-
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL:
A GAZETTE OF THE PEOPLE,

OOfTice in THE SENTINEL BUILDINGS-A
North Side WGshingtoI !, near Meridian St.,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL
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phip siedsrs (pktl Uoves Liverpool Nov Is With mdse
std Spof0rd, TisstcE Co. Sir dosth.
D,c 10 lat "a ION IS spoke Br ship Catherine,
ftm Liverpool fer hltrk Gle seemed 20 have sui
condefsbly from westerly gales she bad topsa snt
sail lest fer fore topa sin opgaaut mast gone, sna no
thip ksrhsttsu (ttt1 Hstkpaa Liverpool, NovS. With
de end Tse,ehssfs u .hrhhRll. Has erperiencei
vtfy Weather uurng the psagc having enesunered
twenty gales q vino IRON the westward, ltnS from
Twelve ftry-oight hours sttcndea With aSfol thuneer
tud shtirR bail No Dee ~ lat ~ lon D. 40 saw ship.
APPARENTLY bund Las shovns signal With he lester
4 81
TO New TO- with dee aBd So passenger 70 thtrpson
ttbuuukl Westery ralcs tie whole rasssse Tn children
Jan 3 GecrE Grant, seaman, 81 hOys
SCOTS died ~ N famnattfy fever.
efp NangvaFd tKrcv rtrUrfedl steele, Liverpool NoFS
with mdse faiftngers 70 Philips. Haa snc9un-
heavy veseriy Enes the entire ptfase au1 ha. been
the westward 81 the Banks ~ festouudl.nd,
Jsmes risher spd Tbonae Hsrst aeamen. fell from
ne fore trrea ysrd IN DECK While bending toe tore tepss
riir flsteth Btrtley (Brl Pobirson Liverpool Nov
Wish cfe S6 psef gers, 20 bfrnden co u hnuhd
ssgRbnah; put ltnd Tsssfrgers Experienced heavy
Neesy gales mott Of the pssge lost sails started cut
read, and received otbsr dansEe Nov - lost
overheard Henry Bill seans snsvo 81 brisseWAter hns.
tiin vm " WIS ton Gates Gslvesson 10 dsts wh oot.
a. BrUw 10 Has experienced heavy weather %
si I'm sri 70, Providsrse). Thos psou. savArsss
v3tt tttffu a. sfttr
sbpRt Yck tul. charleston Dte y, rith costss and
n,,f ss,rs (sssl Wiekmtu Ms,ssIlSs ~ days With
Wv, &c, " lOsth hsneAe
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EOrelgss Malls .

COrelgn Malls.
E.:ss.s: EsssiH. ssss. ' 90 w.::.y. i'ss
Lsssss sage Bsrm.a. St Thenss Porto xeo a.l all
The Issi. Islands Per Merlin viii oOs. q the
Sag r. ::: :s Ii. .. "a s, ss:. q
kxshaDssl ON Monday. Jan 6. ~ II eeiosk.
DO Pre- paid ~ the above eos 10 any part Of
The rSsvs Letter Bass alss ~ Ksnyoas Wan street.
Herald Marine Csrrcspondsaes.
Aiyss-R.rl Delaware. Levi: ssssSa; S.is. os:IoI:.
ss snsss 81 iias: Johnson
ss epnns ns. E h,v ia F0nsrs String
miscellaneous.
u xne a. BS'.n from wpns0. NC on ssh
80 hiss :ii:s ss's Is:
E: Of .sA .1 S's: IT.
captain, who 10 yeung sold the wood and having
ana ,ps svso On her rss
dss q. w.s ssysd into the dock rshssd and safely
from laehss EsvYcr father say. Il.
night Of ESQ nit having lost .is trying keep
s Cha; AIs the mate who shs cold be-
ehildren 20 mourn Els loss. ''N' N''''
sssI HuDsos e which wen. .shore the gale
and p eceeded to Belfast for repairs.
scHR Polly EVER, Of Buoksport remains high and dry
on kntrys Point without damage.
scHR LAURA, which went ashore in the gale of 2d
without damage, and proceeded up to Northport
Whalemsn.
At Lshana Oct Is. ship America Adams, NIB, full. and
letter ship Iuphrste Crosby NB reports her a.
took Eco bbs oil in y days REPORTS the Alma co6a Ia
Gays
Ill .s 3:
bbis - OIL TO sail next for South New Iollard
her Maui Oct IL with $50 bis 1880 DO VIII OIL
Spoken.
ship Sir Robert Peel !ps ChaSviSh h0nO' for London
Ship sterling from Wscasst for Savannah. Dec Is. Oh
Foreign Psrss.
sASrA CRur Cuba Dec rs Bark Monterey. Mitchell. for
hR R sa only Nov A@ ,ss,s y br os
phis. Gays ind probably others.
Home Porss.
sn .sss AIsss.n s s s. Yoss
SYeii Bsisw :Sp siss Isanard from lamp. Bay i.sd
rs sa zs rSs' osn s
i5s% ssni sss si: % % ss
ter Csxten, tpew $50 n s5'hs tonsl Davis Sacramento
Phi .esphis Srss fSonsisr aoy moadur.s Potter.
ss Iss rosg w Yss Lowell b.
BLscK CREEK, m. Dec 20-sid brig whitaker. Nah New
York.
1aonss TherPs DSriss "a. s,sr for Srorh
ErwcAsrLE Del Jan g. 10 aN-Revenue catter Forward,
Co. s.n' .sI : rs 's'siy
Tor Charleston ana soh Jui. L.. for Savannah. where
these reported ysserday for dsya the
,os: sansoI seaT United s,a... cTssisss. Buci.pcr.
p.ss.i.. I.itss fh,jsa;lpha RsnSss: Tu,,i. s%yra.
pSrfs via Ssse"rs ana .oop Ss.sss the
R.ss, V ilIl.%s, ir9a kYoIi' v.,.. .,.,
sehI Laura Jane. do.
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The OTsxoo COUNTY BANK koBBERY.-The Coop
erstown IN. Y.l Journal, speaking OF the late
robbery Of the Olsego County Bank, says:-The
bank was entered by forcing open the back door.
The door of the vault was forced open by means
OF some great mechanical power, probably screw
and lever A small hole was bored into the bot
tom OF the door, apparently by three quarter inch
auRur. Several small holes were bored into the
floor imme diatey beneath, as if for the purpose Of
fastening the instrument which contained the
screw. By this means the door was drawn suffi-
GENTLY out to admit OF the entrance of lever,
which, from the appearance of the wood work al
the sides, was inserted in two or three different
places above. The door was heavy iron one, of
approved construction, and the manner in which it
was riddled showed the ingenuity and power which
were applied. II was evidently the work of an ex-
Perie.ced and scientific burglar. This heavy rob
berry does not in the least affect the stability Of the
bank, or the value of its notes. The capital stock
has not been reached, and there are yet several
thousand dollars surplus There were numerous
articles of value in the vault of the bank at the
time Of the robbery, belonging to individuals,
which, we are happy TO say, were untouched.
There were also between $l3, 900 and $l4 900 of
the bills Of the bank, which wer- allowed to re-
main. They were found on Monday morning, by
the teller, scattered upon the floor Of the vault.
No one has slept in the bank for some twelve years
past, ner has been the practice to enter it Sun
days. All the usual precautions, however, had
been taken by the teller, and no blame attaches to
that officer.
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Company No. 5, Of yosr city, in return for The
many hndnssses extended By the Watchman Fire
Balsimoro.
The psrties charged with conspiracy in the kid
mapping Of Adam Gibson, to carry him into Mary
land, were all held TO bail. yesterday, by Alder
Criminal Court. Their names are, George F.
Albert, J. xrsby Pnc-, Robert Smith, John Dig
GIN, and VIM. Mckinley. In addition to the
committed upon Gibson at the time of his illegal
capture, the criEle Of p~uy has been pretty clear
~ proved against Fnsby Price, who, at the hear
ins OF the claim made before the u. 8. Comnis-
sioner, swsre positively that Gibson was the fugi-
tive slave OF Mr.. Knight, of Elkton, Maryland
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Bar. Rsss:s tsf rsrsls.al Merrill ns..seIl. Vi. L,
massr Bss bee. EsIih q Hatssrs, aay % Is "a
TO- Ion u o. sxpsrsnce4 gale froa W5W 10 Nm
W lAyiak unssr close rssfsl topssi and main
sDsnecr Nth sale insrsssinS sad heavy runna
~ spt uain topsat And ~ Pm blew spsneer
the gale Asssssd that would stsad heavy
n..r; under spread The mI,.s. fl.E
BAH Nseoehss Got AaEustal Thorp 9. .srl,, ~ days
with cotton and rosn, Has been North
tsras 10 days Dec Lat Ion 81 S. spoke brig LOUISE
from 81 Josephs for Philadelphia.
sa1y cedar 40 TO Nssmith sons Has pssnosd heavy
Brig Lady 81 The Lsls tBrl Ill., Bermuda. Is days. with
sehr Petrol Young MaraoaibO. 81 days. with fustis 49,
AIaneurin.
schr hssns 0ria. Charleston. days. with cotton and
rice to N M'CreAdy.
schr Orianna, Dodge Richmond, 8 days
6cfr Bergen, Cole, Petersburgh, 10 days
rchr Lvinia q pkins Post, Virginis, q days
echr VIM Henry, Gibson, York River. 20 hours.
Schr Aurora Smith Birch. RSppahAnnook, 8 days
echr EN- pire, hureh, Ceergetowp, days
Sehr Mary AAnkin, Latourette, Baltimore, days.
Br bark Elizabeth.
yAN5-Wnd during the gay from WSW, and fresh
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TeIeRraphlc Hcpnrfs.

NEW OELEAN5, Dec. 81, 1880.
There .s fair busness doing Ia cotton ut full prices
but holders keeping their samples back, sntcips
ing sti more encouraging accounts By the Mag
frtm Liverpool, while rome parties more anxious
to have interest in the staple previous to her ARR
val The sales yesterday and to day amount to 1000
bales, including middlirg al IKE There Il - better
feeling in the market fer Rio coffee and the dem
h active, with sales OF Goo bags at loH l0A There
is an upward tendency displayed In the market for
new crop New Orleans sugar with considerable sales
Of fsr, at 5Ac which indicGe advance OF &c. per
10. since my last report. Exchange IL essier, bat
brink atthe Misunderstanding quoted At los. Sight bills
or New York are quoted At Ia discoont
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NTVtk tATEN
Bosror, Jsp. 4-Stock EzchaNge-lI Ghs Northern RR
IS ~ do. td 7s Old Cello ny mr. Gls 100 Ph ad viii
ninston Bait RI BIN; Boston We're. Ra., lol4 ~
Ft,hturg RR, ties 10 Vermont Genital RR III do
SIN, ~ ~ 10 East Boston Company, ba0d 10
lana Bank, III; 80 Vermont Massachusetts kA, 3lA "a
western Rk. lNzh IS Cr0ceis hank, lOlI state Bank
81 Eastern RR it Miohisan Central ar, "; Boston
and Lowell kailrad 49,. la5 kdgeworth Company, ~
Reading kaosi t3 d. y; 81 Ogdensb Railroad 3 100
do lam, ~ Boston Faine Railrsad. ll3s 5do i,cs
sou Vermont Mass. Raj road BIS ~ 5000 Vermont Con-
rtl RI Bonds. 81 blv ga; 100 Kuand Rasosd Bone
80 10, 80
BAITnoRs, Jan t-SisCO Balt Ohio RR. Bds o. 9lAi
10 shs r. q. M Tabs; ~ de- TJa 10 do 1855 81
time 7iA tu do time. IS At the bosr ~ y 6s eJ clos
ed Ia1., bid, llba Asked ND. o. To- hid, lU asked,
Baltic bs, ~. lUch BID, lOs Asked H. o. Rs. Bonds o.
VI bid, VIZ atkcoi do. shares, - bid, Tis asked.
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NEw YoRK, Jan. 4-6R. N.
BaEADsrUrrs.-Flour-Ths transactions In State
and Western -four limited to day; but tho mar
ks hanything favored the seller. This was partio-
ularly the with the medium brands, which were
taken freely BY the trade at improved rates There
was moderate demand for export, but at prices
der the views Of holders. There was nothing doing
for the East Spectators showed considerable dispo
stioz to force sales There was COED business dons
In Southern Ohio for city use st our quotations
Since our last 5000 barrels domestic changed hands
including No. superdns At 81 ~ 81 62k; ordinary
to fsvorits State, At - 81 IS; mixed to fancy In
diana, Michigan and Ohio, At - 81 IS l2h; pure
Genesee at - 90 S. 12; round hoop Ohio At IS %
. So lS3<; fancy Ohio and Gsnssss, at s. % S. So
and extra Ohio and Gsnesse At S. 50 80 cay We
have no transactions to report in Canadian, while
common brands In bond were quiet, at 81 81; No 2
superfne was scarce and In request, At - 62h.
Southern -four WAS held d. mly and pretty active ~
81 % . 81 I'm tor common; and So Is . S. 70 for
fancy Alexandria Baltimore, Brandywine and Gorge
town, with sales OF four hundred and nfty
barrels The market Tor Rye -Four was better. With
but little Offering The sales only 100 barrels at
80 In Jersey Com Meal there very little doing
but hocere were firm 1T 81 "a So Brandy wine moved
to the extent or 400 barrels At So the vessel
WAsaf Was in fair milling request but ct prices below
rs; Michigan, at 81 IA 9 81 is; and Ohio at ST O5
81 TO- Canadian was very dull 1t 81 % . 81 ~ in
bond Rye was very quiet with only retail sAss
az ibc, delivered. Barley ruled quiet, owing the
LIMIT amount in the maj ket Mt 50 a 900 for common
to fair We have alteration to report in the mar
ket for Oais while the demand pretty active a.
az 6tc Tor Northern ana 40 40 for Jersey In Corn
there better feeling exhibited for old aud there
was good inquiry for export but the supply being
light, the transactions restricted Some 5000
bushels old jersey yellow sold at T0o closing buoy
ant at the latter rate also, Southern yellow
NJ Coo. New Northern scarce and wanted, at i'm.
proving rates. IL would bring to day, CSC per bushe
The last sale Of old estern mixed from eore, ct
68 $50 per busheL
great stimulus to this article, and the salss to-
have reached COO bales a. prices exhibiting al
vance Of Lc On nearly all descriptions, to which
quotations are adjusted. Spectators as we'll as
regular coma umers were In full attendance -
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the principal features in he treaty of peace with
the United States and Mexico, was that tho titles
given for land in California shOuld be recognized
and respected by the United states government.
The landhoders of this city, or those who hold the
dispated ground, intend take precisely the course
which u indicated in your journal-that until the
United States government decides that the Suffer
title is invalid. and win not be recognized BY them
they will keep possession Of their property, which
they have paid for, at every hazard but. when the
United States does decide against them, they will
give up all claim, reservng TO themselves the right
The trial of Dr. Robinson and the rest Of the IL
eters began La Monday, the llth instant, at Be
nicia, before Judge Hopkins The prisoner asked
for change of venue from this place, on the
ground that an impartial trial could not be had
This was argued before Judge H., and granted !;
and he appointed Benicis as the place In my
next will give you full particulars Of the trial and
OF he result, which think will be, from present
apps ces, an acquittal, as a man named Nick
erson, the best witness against them, went to the
States BY the last steamer.
The hrst and largest fire we have ever had in
this place, occurred last Saturday evening, the 9th
instant, about o'clock. Fortunately every one
was up and around, the hour being early, other
wire Il might have been disastrous in the extreme:
The hire broke out on the corner Of 9Th and X
streets, and spread with fearful rapdity, burning
every building down up to the Of 4th street,
with the exception OF one small brick building,
which stopped the progress of the flames. Owing
to the great width Of our Streets the houses on the
opposite side of X street, were saeed, although
very much scorched The less amounted to about
$4,000. Two very fine hotels were burnt-the St.
Francis and New York.
The first elopement which has taken place in
California, happened about ten days since. The
wife OF Mr.. R. a justice of the peace, eloped
with young man named Fairbanks, taking with
her child two and half years old, and Sl2 900 in
dust, leaving the husband TOO sick TO go after her,
and with three otherNhildren TO take care Of. |
give YOU this little piece of information through the
columns Of your paper, TO show that we have all
the attributes Of civilization in this country as in
any other Stale, and have no doubt that the time
is not far distant when set of society will be es-
tablished here on the most modern plan.
Party organizations have at last taken place
the democracy taking the lead The wings will
follow, and after while each party will be raj
lied under their respective chiefs nd'banners The
United States is great country, the Herald is a
great paper, and everything is great which comes
from CALIFORNIA
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rCBENEW YoRa An LItEAfuoL ShiIkD sTArBs
Nail stesmers-The rhlrs comprising this line tn,
ATLANTIC, Captain Nest. RAL11C Captain Comstoek
PACIFIC, Captain Nye- ADRiArIC, Captain Grafton
ARCTIC. Captain Luoo
rhees ship having been butts By contract expressly 70,
service has been Ake In their
uotion ais. N their engines 20 strength
speed and thor accommodations for passengers
luslloa Tor elegance or comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool $780, sxsip
ve use Of extra sine state s5Sj from Lvsrpools
Nev York, as.
an surgeon will be attached sAah ship
NJ L.f.ha se cured until raid for.
The Of thsGt ships will not be table fer gold
silver bullion. specie. jevslry pTesioug stonss or mesa
bills o. ladnr signed therefor. and abe
Noroof therein expressed.
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EoR LIyBkPooL-UNIIED STATES NAIL srRAh.
chip BALTIC, Captain }. Constock This steamship
ill depart With The ais Tor Europe positively wedne
day Jan sth IL o'clock NJ from her serth foot Of GAIA
street 10 berth secrred till paid for All letters and
must through the poet ofe For freight pAs
having allied for elegance
ooufert, apply q EDWARD X. COLLINS IS Wail st.
The steamer Pscihe will eocod the Battle, ana sail Janu
I'D Positively freight will be received after Monday
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csverer Of tho navigation Of the ocean BY steam,
was also born in his native county, and he hopes
and feels, that he shall DO the first to apply the
navigation OF the air 10 the usefulness OF man. and
demonstrate the practicabiLty of aerial voyages
around the globe.
And your petitioner will humby pray.
JOHN WIsE, Aeronaut.
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Etook IN sIty n Al hahds estlmAted AZ 2bUU bAes.
PRovraoss.-Pork There q moderate business
soirs In this article to day at yesterdsy Some
300 barrels disposed OF a Sl2 30 for 50 for
prime: Sll ~ for sour mess; and 81 for sour prime
Beet was In good demand and the market was steady
Sales Of $50 barrels were made at IS 70 $40 for mess;
and 4S a 80 for prime Prime mess held At
Sl4 $40 without buyers. Beet hams q tribe
better, With retail sales Mt To- weighed out
latter for Chicago exua. Dressed hogs were pretty
active, with trm market, and sales 1t 90. Lard
less euoyant but prices we're tending upward Sales
Of 2c0 barrels have been made at Ike 50. for old
New was worth skc q SIC. No change can bs re-
ported In butter cheese. The latter was dull at
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NOTICE TO NAvIGAT0Rs.-CUsToh HOUSE. NEW
IN ork. Collectors Once Oct 23d 18-The 9th seotloa
o. act Of Congress- approved 18th september 1880 sn-
tied AN act making for Light Light
Boats Buoys &c. provides" That hereafter all busys
along the or in bay harbors sounds hau
sound, entering the bav barber channel buoy,
with numbers shall be the starboard
black buoys with uneven nbers the port hand and
perpendicular strpes hereby give notice. that pre-
visions OF the foregoing law will be carried into aad
the indicated therein made in the
the busy in the waters Of this district before tho s
Of Mar. 1881. b. MAXWELL. Collsotox.
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s1wind during the gay from wsw. and fresh.
Telegraphis Marine REPORTS.

Arrived-Ship silas Leonard Tampa Bay; Attica
Orleans; brigs Persia, kAnsAnilla; Lazuna
win, Newbern, NC.
Arrived 6th-Brg Anne Maria, Rio Haohe.
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Passengers Arrived.
LIvKnpoor-PAsket shp Aalhsttan-Rev Mr. Lynch. Mr.
Wilen. DIR owen.
LIvKnpooI-Pscket ship siddonsA wieis and lady Mss
Morris, W kcoie. Dr Adams tship's surgeon).
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n EDlCAl.,

nR WISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD GERRY FOR
en1a, aoThis celebrated and infas remedy was dis
merits b.en rapidly surely and safely Working way
snrNush the opposition Of aaaoas :.
it,eh most valuable Popularity and established tsef in
on es 81 the a 70 .Hs S '
Thousands who have been relieved CURED
head Of all other medicines for tie cure Of disease. for
which recommended The genuine Wstars Balsan
and ali as s sas y Al sr.:
and towns the United States Canada
genuine Wssr Bssam Of Wild Cherry wss intro Sssa Il
a M s sssH S' tested ss in all The
more cfcaceus IS medy for Coughs, Colds Infusn
stages, any other mssieiss Always signed BSsss.
on The wraPneI For sale BY A. b " Sands 100 Fulton,
Maiden lane by VIM Burger CORTLAND street. BY Rush
ton Clarke Co. 10 AsSr and z7s Irving Hos,e Broad
way New York aaa by druggists generally everywhere
only remedy for weakness and debility Of the organs
and those sad disorders Of cody mind CAUSED
p for ad s as Or Will r .se r. yss
70 msnly ysor Cordial ts eotle three bottle: for So
"a 70 th. country Dr. C ofos, 50 Third ayense, Nov
90 ana Ls So Make. scS a. sssS Tssd
Green streets PhsdeIphA 70. National Police Gasstts
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseasessn sf.w hours by ayesetable appes,on vish
al Affections combine With tho local
cured IT, have case. daily ears ssas-
ing from the other ph sician In ALL peraa
soon enough Ny diploma With thse the hundreds Of
ni1s npss ~ nsp sSra NJ .
hours Deroua was under the other phyhsicisIs over
in N II me- John Roison r. psid over $500 ave
Sy local ard msnt in shors ns Jas sais
ssIy T,snt%ent sy s,.sr One hour, ir.a to . n
from Bi osdway.
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DIR. RALPH AnTHoR oY luz "pRA crIc.I paI-

hR. kALPH AUTHOR or THS "PRhCrICAL Pal
- vAte TrsAt.se, Sc--olsce hsurs. 10 ~ a E;esgf
Y. NJ tsundAy sxoeptedEk IS strest IA A
bee. anstsr Of surprss 70 thss hny
bitt anc Of professional sttsln~nts shouii dsTae
Aton len 70 disease shioh people every at-rfo- p-s-
nd 70 csre - easy H. however the ono tboassndh
OF the rserit theee recre trsns were
avery different opinion soule e And a. Ia sri.
hc prtfent misery and cejeeti0n ptoyirs the
well ~ the body. that 10 sepl-rsd but are ssol
eAere 70 sesc postsrty and even 20 destroy
cuotse faculty Altogether. IL fact that when
properly restsa. thsy In tAs Con-
sttuton ~ ~ appear 10 other than their
eI9n rosssry YET properly UNDERWOOD ncst s,sy
ana spsectly removed. From the
tages the suthor has enoyed verl rr
practice speciality he hAs
sns that, IN ste Of certain dssses . th.
from early proper hktts he esrtsn
snd radical cures 40 te obtsned from
Amsrea Thee who apply 10 the earlier
prsed ats ,sssa o. rspiditr ~ A., s,vs
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snd treatment u certain diseases. ana thsss DE-
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practice the fhian hropic and here laid
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