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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-23
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

AIOULT0N CO., Successors TO JNo FALcoSER q Co,
M 81 Cedar and ~ Pine streets, New York, invite
chants visiting New York city 70 their immense stock Of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Their stock is entirely new, and In addition still recei
by every steamer and elegant styles, confined
syey this house. consisting of every variety Of DR.
Goods to be found in the French, German English and
American markets. aud at prices that will defy competitors
Cash bayers and merchants generally will do we'll TO
call and examine stock goods adapted to
every section Of the country and resolved to spare
no efforts TO 1t the interest OF every merchant to
i"'oi 20 "-'-' ''- JAMES s. MoULToN,
JAMES w. BARBER,
ZENAS NEWELL.
New York. March, 1851. mar u
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A APHEN0MENoN We have to remark of the
following, that although it appears to be related
in sober earnest, it makes heavier draft upon
our credulity than we are prepared to honor:
Translated for the American Telegraph from Lie Courier
des Etats Uns.
Count Orion has presented to his majesty the
Emperor Of Russia most extraordinary musi-
cal phenomenon. 1t is a young man named
Frederic Roltz, who was born with four hands,
each of which have ten fingers which move with
a dexterity impossible to describe This young
man was taken care Of up to the age Of twenty,
by priest, who taught him to play upon the
organ until he was fifteen years old. Since
that time Frederic Roltz has practised alone,
and has acquired extraordinary skill This
wonderful pianist has made for himself an in
strument of eight octaves, upon which he plays
with facility, for his front arms are by third
longer than ordinary arms. During eight years
Frederic has practised fourteen hours per day
without quitting his instrument even to eat his
dinner. Some one brings him o bowl of soup,
which he takes with one hand, while the other
three hands are playing upon the instrument
The most extraordinary thing concerning this
musician is, that the first right hand plays in
the style of Lietz the first left hand in the style
OF Emile Prudent, the second right hand in the
style Of Talberg, the second left hand in the
style of Chopin; with the aid of these different
styles, Frederic Roltz produces admirable eff
fects. The priest who educated Frederic died
last year and left him little fortune, with
which the pianist with four hands bought more
than two hundred rings, ornamented with roses
and brillants When he plays he puts on all
the rings, which produce under his touches a
shower of sparkles.
Frederic Rotz intends going to Paris to give
concerts. We shall give soon to our readers
the biography of this truly wonderful man.
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mai
art.s Steamers.

The ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships, having been built by contract, expressly
for service every has been taken in their
construction also in their engines to insure strength
speed their accommodations for passengers are
unequaled for elegance comfort
Price Of PASSAGE from New York to Liverpool $780, ex-
elusive state rooms $685. from Liverpool
to New York, f35. .atE. Uss at
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
R The of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver bullion, specie jewelry, precious stones
METALS bills of lading signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed
For freight and passage apply to f
EDWARD X. COLLINS, SO Wall st., N. Y, orto
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
G. ROBERTS a CO., IA, Kings Arm Yard, London.
" L. DRAPER, Jr., Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris
II (.
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yTARNIsHgs, GUN C0PALs, SPIRITS, TURPEN'
TINE, AND AMERICAN LINSEED OIL.
30 cases DUN Copal med and fine Zanzibar, &c.
400 bbs superior Coach Body, Carriage OIL Cloth Polish
Ing Flowing, Scraping Cabinet and Yenitan Bhnd var
nishes, Nos. 1, 2, and 3.
10 bbIs. Sign and Graining Varnish.
s do white flowing do
do outside do do warranted.
do White do do for maps or whips.
10 do Iron Varnsh
90 do Pointers Japan.
loo do Spirits Turpentine In glued bbls half bbs
1000 gallons American Linseed OIL.
10000 lbs pure White Lead, in oil, at mapufacturers
prices
Also, DUN sholac, sandrac, Litharge, Red Lead Dry
White Lead in 100 10 kegs, Wholesale and retail at the
lowest market rates.
Persons purchasing the above win do well to call and
examine for themselves.
N. 49, Persons wanting Varnshes manufactured win
please ea the subscriber Is prepared manufacture
MI kinds. BENZ, o. H0RN0R,
No La Orange street. running from Second to Third be-
tween Market end Arch streets, Phils. mar Att
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President FILLMORE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19

- We take pleasure in copying from the
Courier the subjoined notice of a worthy cit-
zen who has recently left Burlington, and we
unite in the good wishes it expresses.
- The Hon Daniel Webster arrived at
his lodgings at the Revere Ilous on Monday
evening, from his farm in New Hampshire
lie is suffering under the return Of his period
ical catarrh. He left town yesterday, for
Murshlcd.- Boston .ltlaS, lh.
The editors of the Montpelier Patriot and
the Hdichmdm will permit us respectfully TO
enquire if they look upon it an evidence of
" ALFRED smartness" and enterprise that they
were able to issue their paper Of the lth inst,
nine |oy after / e lection, with but little
more than three quarters Of the returns from
thcr own County: Cunt they get the vote Of
VI ddleSer, even. It's none of our business,
but then one wants to know, you know! If
our fren Major b. will send us the Gov. vote
of Favston, Middlesex Moretown and Wood
bury, we will agree to Get them out 50 that the
Patriot and Watchnan can have them in
their neXt.' Now don't get mad, you lazy
lubbcrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19

as had been anticipated The Emperor of AUS
tria has published a proclamation, in which he
declares that Austria is hencetorth to be gov
erned absolutely.
ITALY. The Neapohtan Government is in a
state of dissolution. The Minister of Finance
has declared the impossibty of meeting the
expenses of the State. with the present reven-
ue. The Queen, who is opposed to the present
ministry, considers that political offenders
should be put to death, and not tortured. The
last accounts state that a new ministry had
been formed, that the King had applied 10
Rothscmld for loan, but that house refused,
unless, by decree, his majesty declared his in
tcntion to repudiate the Constitution.
TUREEY AND AUsTRtA.-We are indebted
to Capt. Nyc for n copy of a telegraphic des-
patch. received from London at Liverpool. Just
previous to the sailing Of the Pacific, which
states that intelligence had been received from
Con,tantinople, to the effect that ALI Pacha hid
addressed to the Austrian Ambassador aSsur-
anc"s that the Ottoman Porte, after having
weighed all the circumstances, was resolved
not to set at liberty the Hungarian refugees
before the first Of January next, at which time
further negotiations would be opened on the
subject With apparent contradiction it is al
SO stuffed, that Soyman Bey has received fro Il
the Porte Official Instructions to inform the re-
fuEees, thu on the first of September the Go
vcrnmpn, of the United States would put a,
their disposal the steamer Mississippi, which
would be IN readiness 10 convey them to Amer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

New York. Sunday Evening, Sept. llth
The Collins steamer Pacific, Capt. Nye,
which sailed from Liverpool on "Wednesday,
Sent. 30. at % o'clock. p. NJ, arrived off San
DIV Hook abou, o'clock last night, where she
was detained till this morning, for want Of IA
pilot.
She brings 1872 passengers, and very large
freight of fine goods
Catherine HAYES, the celebrated vocalist, is
among the passengers; also liackett the com
edlan.
We have by this arrival, the news officially
authenticated. Of the discovery of gold IN great
profusion in the neighborhood OF Bathurst New
South Wales. The whole colony, at the Ia
test adviccs. was in a state of great excitement
and people were thronging to the localities, IN
immense numbers.
The Yacht America has been sold for $1,000
Another account places the sum at $1,000
which was about her original cost and subse-
quent embellishments at ayre.
The Queen has reached her summer retreat
in the highlands.
1t is proposed to reduce the entrance fee &c
the Great Exhibition to slXpence. The aver
age receipts now are about one third less than
a month ago.
The success of Mr. Hobbs, the American
mechanic, in opening the celebrated Brma'
lock, for which a reward OF two hundred gun
cas- was offered, has caused great excitement
among ocksmlthS, bankers, jewellers and per-
sons interested in the manufacture OF security
locks Meantime, Messrs Bramah dispute
on technical grounds, llobbss title to the re-
ward
The London Chronicle says that Mr.. Steers
the builder of the yacht America, has already
I'd Cor
gentlemen, and that many oirhe English yachts
are to be heightened and otherwise American
lied.
In FRANCE, votes in favor of the revision o.
the Constitution continue to pour IN from th
councils general.
The Comte de Chambord has issued a mani
festo, condemnng the support given by SOM
of his plrtlzans to the reelection OF the Presl
dent.
The Prince de Joinville has declined TO dis
avow. in obedience to the wishes of Guzot, al
intention to offer himself for the Presidency
he claims the right to act as he may see fit,
The potato disease is said to be mlkin!
great ravages in France, particularly in the de
partnent OF the Marine.
The Mayor of Belune, in France has bee
suspended, for having bro1ched Socialist doc
trlnes in a speech at the distribution OF prize
in that town.
In Spain, the continued seizure Of oppos
ton journals is almost the only thing to note
GERNANV--The dis agreement batwee
Prussia and Wirtemburg has been ot lengl
reconclled, and an interchange OF diplomat
coprtesles has commenced.
The negotiations between Austria and Der
mark had taken an unfavorable turn. Austria
Gcn2, would nc, syaou3te the puchne' $500
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
New Firm 4 New Books

New store.
MI CUOLS n WARREN would re-
Y specially give notice Mat they have rented rh,
Spa nous Srore, No 6 .av,uwouhs Block. Colby
street, wIrr" they intend 10 do general Book sell,
li!g " Book bmdtg business They have pur mast,
ul 4. Goodrich, his Book lndcN, School Book,
Paper aud stationery, and have luSt returned nou
New Ork and Boston with new stock.
lury arr nov receiving II Irurra. assortment
Schuoi, Classical aud VI >~cri ian-ous Books, far
ot all kinds. qualities anI prices, English French
American Stationary &c ,Nc.
Every drscrpl,"i ct Book binding executed O
Shor, notice, in the best OF style and at Satstacro-
~ pucrs
Particular attention paid 10 binding Blank Book
ana large assortment now ON hand, made hou
the best oi stock and bound in a neat aud durab,
manner.
a share OF patronage is rrSpecltu)ly solicited, which
We hope 10 merit, by street attention Ia hust-s aul
~ tar and honorable dealing with all who may Ia
vor US with a call.
NICHOLS & WARREN.
Burlington, July -. d3tA w3mos
Nj Cos. :!
GiiE entire balance Of our stock of Mus,
4 Inns Baragrs, TISSUES. and other Summer Good
We will clos" Oft al FRS / COST
Sept .. 1851. l. D. BlXBY & Co..
Strlu"- Rlil,lnu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
Pearl ST., Burlington, Vt.

HAS received, and win keep full as.
Il sor'men, of superior Instruments, which h. viii
sci ~ tie same prct6 AT which hey are sod BY Tbs
Manufactures in Boston.
The durability, zane, ,o2ch ard fnfsl Of his In
srumenl5, ne warrants 10 be eqIa. 20 AM manu- act
ursd IN this county.
Purchasers are invited 10 evil ara eXfrnirs TOT
hemse YES, and sny Style he may NOT hnvr on hand,
viii be- furnished Immediately. ASo CARHAET's luSt-
" celebrated Mcodeons suitable i1rsm't Churches
Nh Il, having been engaged Ms horsi'r m Rev.
Cioirs. Musical Societies G!ss Clubs, nld nrlvid-
u,s ~ 30 wish Tor iaoUUgh Instruction in tie encs
q Muse, ana lie PrTr' ec-ot'f-sat md cp. ira
tom Of IT, oei-s
! Aus-s,s', ISL s'.,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
office.

PPLTCATTON will be made TO the Leg
II islat re al Its next Session III October Tor the
pos-agr Of an Act Incorporating conpany To be
called The Wnoosk Aqueduc' Company .ior the pur-
pose OF supplying Burlington with wafer.
Burlington Sept l'5l.
wllw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
Death of J, T'Cpnimore Cooppr.

James Fcnnmore Cooper. the distinguished
American novelist, died at his residence in
'ooperstown, \. y, on the Nth instant, after
beng confined to his bed about one we k. He
expired free from pain, and his last moments
exhibited true christinn ioritude and reslgna-
ton. Had he lived one day more, he would
have been G2 years of age. The death of Mr..
Cooper adds another name to the long list of
eminent mon who have died within the past
two years.
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

- \L-o oro ,rlod g., eoo rro,, clio ,o,,or, 81
-, '''' ~ 1'I' ''0''' '''0 ''F0.' VI
'lc cemetery meeting heId at inc American
Hotel last evening, that measures likely to
prove efficient have been taken in tbn nrcniscs.
p, ;, -
HE MICHIGAN CONSPIRACY TRIALS
nho -.,l, .a,1 -.u,
,,nou, c., 49, Iac,a ,, | ,.n, 81,
ahI,. ,,o 80 .,, ;ns,,',a,,,..o,,. ~ 80 F''
h'te a"V'ceS from d. Do'h'hTo state
'i't preparations are MAKING 10 rene" inc war
"i''' Ia! '''
- Mr.. Webster h1s notified the City
Council OF Boston TINT he will not be present
"' ''e @'ea, l'''Io'u 'uo'ioe "hIc" commences
''-''!' ! III r. ''0l Oh MS o'eIln '''on Is Il Sc
we're "'''c" Oh '''e ca''Ffh' under "h'cA he Is
ut P''S'''' 'o''9'''g'
- 1t IS antciPlted th1t President Fill
,,,t WV f' 81, i'"o'' uU,,nS u. 1uoP'
| <o,Yr '1v avcnin, i, ron HAN i,,;.',;nn wi
/ \, the Grand Inlustil' fair of MdllesrN
! oubiE VIII be held during next week. i Is
III. an ,t,r VI lnI w.
presence. where he mly be assured he will
! be greeted by sfren Mousrnd Gic'o,y grS. as
in the times OF o'd Gen J 'ckS'n The " or-
r,I.,,ro onJ L '",.' ''n II" Sc Ir,'ao
sons refuse 10 ton .NaH
C,n, p,,sox,ns co,.,.n.,. H..
received da&pa,chcs from New Orleans an
nouncir, that the ron,qiajnr 1870 prisoners =,
Havana were to sail for Spain on the .tb in.,,
1t is understood that the President sent out in
s,rlicticns nv tho Atlantic +, NJ p,.r;,,,or
our Minister at Madrid, TO rsc the Snoui.b
Co,o,r,,,or, 70 o,.,r,,.o ,,,o... ,o,n,.l. ,r,a.a
''0'' 1'D' ''i'sV
'Nls-gulueu prisoners
An exciting Yacht Race "r3r all IA.
tons " took ulace oil Cowcs in ,he British
I Channel. on the 22d of AUGUST. Tho miners
contain lonr accounts Of ,bo utnlir. which an.
pears to have "worked NJ" the Prit;,hors !,
,ho HIGHEST dcrroc. The nri2o v,,. , 51o0
Gold Cup. and was won. with the oroate,,
ease, and against any competitors, by the YAM
/ kte Yacht AMERICA, owned and commanded
by J. G. SrLvENs ESQ, of New York. The
circumstance excites no particular surprise il
ills country.
- Gen. Qutman has withdrawn himself a
a candidate for Governor of NississipDi.
- The wife of Hon !. J. Crjttcndcn died
at Frankfort XIV, on the 9Th inst.
-Our usu,IIv cboerfuI and bon.r,l r.;or,
Of the Garner i ot last crowdod into o,a-,
corror Tbo folIov,;r, i .ho anil. ,,;o,, -,
growing" we can find in his n,n.r far thi
week.
"IIURRAH FOR LAMorLLE Only think oft
"Spunky Lrmol He" has finally done herself
justice, by eIecnnT as Senr'o, that old stead
last TREND OF lhherty, GEORGE BAiLrY o
Gilmore. She could not have bettered HH."
Only think of it, sure enough! LamojDp ha
zone I,ocoCoco rs she has dana ., THAN, await,
,;e- o,.o- .;.,,. L..
and probably will continue to DO "till the cracI
Of DOOM" There Is "colt' and boo" 70
YOU, about Ola size!
~ @ loarn that our Goverpmort b7v
taken measures to reclaim the American mis-
oners now in Cuba. We homo those moor Do
ceiyed vounr men will bo sncadilv restored f,
their own Country. Butif thew arc rot tho
; will have no inst cause of comnlaint oo,iust tb
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as ts,ayrA' g,sgnsc.

STATE Of VERMONT, uSrEICror CulrTENpEN's -
The Probate Court 10 he Di~jr'r Il ltS. I'd, 10 al
in,rrs ell IN the Estate OF In G'ayr- ~" II jericho
in said District, deceased. GEfLTlNG.
WHEREAS, Dauicl II. Graves Executor 81 the lns'
VIII and Testament OF said deceased. prop scs Ia
render m account OF his admin srauon OF sud state
and present his account against the same eNaml-
n1tion and allowance by SAID court, AMI the SAID
Court having Lurd, ioI that puposr the 2lih day
OF September, /. y ISL, at thr othct OF klAloTd
& adams m burlington. ia sand D,slnct. and order
ed that You be NOT lie hy pub lshlng til" time and
place assigned u~ aforesaid, three weeks snrcrssN"-
" IN the Bur lngtou Free Press, ntw-paprr printed
in said Burlington. the last ct which publications. IL
he previous To- the day fixed ier hvlrnG.
Therefore you hereby notified to appear before
said Count al the time and place aforesaid nnt sh"~
cause # any YOU have why the sald account should
no. hp allowed.
Given under nv hand nj Burlington in sand Dis
rricl TIM, lOh Jay OF september \ y ISL
& ADAMS, Judge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-23

x9sw d. 3. ~ Kon4sR, PrcfsSsor ef CAsnsisavv
.r IN tie Lossispizb Medical CclYses.s ~
ha.s leaked eysr ths u. Of ss1sa8 Glpssns John
, ssn: Ge.ps..d E..e. q sss,ss.laa hssi
nat pemsss vel y chvoaie dsses 70 which M appcebS
Aensvihss Jana q -. L. 2. XANDsLl. n. p.
~, ~. 2. ks Ihy.!si.g y # Ii. Less-
Ih.,. .,,,,,... z. I:oglsylIss ls.uh g. isx
- e nSss I'D hslsys hs 70 q
inpssion on ne sesP have ussd i both in ppblc and
private practices ana think u best article Of Ssapa-
Rssidnt Phyiciaassihs Lssisvi + Slasins asapita.
Thy medicine daily rapplps wlh dlsass through The
vaor The sck md ectsd- thcs thai srs sisvcsy
sosmented Ces1Iestes are teely from Al directions
s r.. ct rs'h and high mqssl stsn.
P "a ": s" wholss.ls I'd ystsi by JOHN
gi1e Eensrally Ia ths city and country. -
Bs III e ssss sSd ~ 81 " ~ Of
u Fourth street. Louisville, with lefessnOee
The pEincipgi Agents Ia NewOssans for the ssle oi
'ohn bril': ssssspa!la. Wholesale and retail. are
=. =. WEIGHT y CD at their Patent Medicine
yo On Wafehonse, l61 Charrsn stfsst.
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3ene1t selief fas indigestion. DyspeysA Jasndcs. Liver
Oomplspt. Cqnapation and DEBILITY, eadsg sss 4atuIs
y j Ss: :s: ss: <: 's ssn.es
Halt stssspoenfh u .hs did, sfns IN ws,s. win d.
~ g! %clve i've poaads Of roast bssf IN about two houn
scisntinc Evidsncs.
nason 1ebie IN hs eeIsated .osk animal chemistry.
iossoh q lie ss "a which vssoa. q icod.
2c9 ~ meat and will BE- softsned changed and digest
y the same manner they would BE- in the human
q. Pc.eira ia his famous treatise " On Food and Dist
pan,hed By Fowler Wells pase d states the
ss%s great fact snd descrb hs Tsthed q preparation.
somhe, in his valuable w!iiss on the " Physioogyo
Observss that djminuon Of the due quantity
g ~ ne 1,nc !9ice prounent and al
e of Medicine Il London. who was ssvsy AFFLICTED with
% isss s: ssf sss
D. Graham, author Il he famous work on Vegetable
says: b remarkable fact IL phyioogy. thar the
aemach Of animals. wacaed In wates imga 70 the fluid
q s:p q &c ~ saa
Nff5nt tom The NATURAL digestive proess.' -
sp a.sS1: 3 ,s1 sSi ,sx
dvsa q rapidly d an srides dis:sdse dad pssps,sd
o Sss: jses Sss Sass
my page 70 an exaunaioa Of III subject His expert
NM e sss G Cont s
D::!:sy !. Ss sssiaisi /. ia hs Natural :.
For inrhss proof Of the remarkable merits Of this
ss:sSss ss kiaSstizi ias g s. s'
General Agent for Southern ates.
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DOCYOR y. r. f
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during the two past seasons
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p'''la Is fs' 'p PEEVfG g s1Zr CORDIAL.
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mbs and sIensth to the muscular s7'em' In most extra
ordinary d'tE;s5sk suMPrloN CURED.
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SITTING BLOOD.
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b. s:.a s sas. .as Ss ill.,
Thsvs Or several rear bel cough, bsss%s w3:.s
and ~ sssy 1 and
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that '@ Tor W:
RHEUMArIsM.
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The and chronic cases are weekly eradcatsd
Cummings, Esq, Of the assistant. in the Luna
tic Ayl5m. Black Island. is the gentleman spoken OF
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JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT Of SARSAPARILlxA

rrHIs ;nv,lu,hl. ,.rsdv Ia. ,,,e,dv ..,r;.a
hsppiIs % shs heat; Of And DALI giving
IN The mines d caoms and he VOID CON-
strength Of .x times much pure Honduras Saapss =
fE s -, per bottle. 9, siX bottle: e. s5:
sapa wb snd uoss sc es a SI
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SsS,Is youth Sss sey sss
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ss,..p'ss i purchased ,hGu. regard
B H. coasn, ~ se a used
valuable %sdss roots. Together forming II IT,
r.. oh. s.,.. 1 1e5tlMony: .
Bus Ss1sspssa: ooumoa'' o0'o mus speaks Of
3 F r sSa. The unprecedented Of Balls Com
y, 2. 10 this ety. where has
<. ssS s !. q y whS
bold but g. ~ y s sSs
On sss went sIsS 4. s ' ,..S;y I'M.
Bulls sa"spsI.lls 10 the ;
and tina. viii eo,. ,oD NO "l m .mS Nv M
suffsrAg. w - - :.
What n. Owen, Druggist and Apothscasy Of ssvsL
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hssssy pain II Ky Liysi o.sd smo. . siss Of
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