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Butte record., 1853-11-26
UPWARD AND ONWARD.
WILSON'S NGE.

Opposite the -fBleFicdn Theatre and Custom
House, San Francisco, Sansome 81.
FENHE above Excelsior Establishment, which
L is fire proof. and i've stories high, (being
the only five story building on the Pacific is
now finished and spIendidly furnished thro'-
out Although it contains one hundred and
seventeen large rooms, with facilities to &C
commodate TWO hundred lodgers-such has
been the rush Of customers 10 the Exchange
since its completion, that the proprietors
have been induced TO lease half the fre-proof
block just erected by Lieutenant Maynard.
and adjoining the Exchange. This will add
seventeen large apartments, and afford those
facilities which the increase Of trade requires.
Our present Bar VIII, IN few days, be re-
moved to the first floor in the Maynard Block,
one door north Of where the Bar Is at present
No pains or money viii be spared to render
the Exchange the Excelsior Hotel Of the pub
lie. and keep pace with the rapid growth and
Improvement Of ouI wonderful clty and State.
With the above inducements, the Exchange
Is confidently offered to the million" as de-
serving their patronage-and although not
disposed to be Tin-dy. and trumpet our own
praise abroad our hearty thanks are cheer
fully rendered TO the ten thousands who have
bestowed upon Us alike their fayors and mo-
nev. Not unmindful Of the former, we shall
duly appreciate the latter, and reciprocate in
future, as in times past. the smiles of our old
customers, and greet with pleasure our old
ones-Kho probably viii compose the largest
portion Of the world.
Butte record., 1853-11-26

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Butte,
- :. Ninth Judicial District Court
Jackson Roark vs. Martin Spencer. The peo-
pie of the Safe Of California to Martin Spen-
Ger. greeting
You are hereby required TO appear and an
seer in an action brought against you in said
Court, by jackson Roark, the complaint Of
Of said palintif. being on hle with the clerk
Of said court within SIX weeks Of the service
OF this summons on you, exclusive Of the day
Of service, or judgment by default viii be en-
tered against you. This IS az action com
menced against you as defendant, by Jack
son Roark, plaintiff, TO recover Judgment for
the sum of nine hundred dollars and legal
interest, on promissory note made, signed,
and delivered by you to said Roa-k. on the
10th, day Of September a. d, 1852, for the
sum Of nine hundred dollars, payable on the
lst day Of May, A. D., 1853: and also to Oh
tain judgment and order Of Court to foreclose
a certain indicture Of mortgage. made, signed,
acknowledged and delivered by you, TO said
Roark, on the goth day of September, A. D..
1852, to see1re the payment q the sum OF
money and legal interest thereon. for which
the above specified pronissory Bote was given,
And plaintiff gives notice that if you iail to
appear and answer his said complaint, he viii
take Judgment by default for said sum Of nine
hundred dollars and legal interest thereon,
and that ne viii apply TO said Court for the
relief demanded in his complaint as TO said
moatgage. Whereof fail not at your peril.
- Witness ny hand and seal Of said Court,
at BidKeli, this Nov. 6, 1885,
L F. AGE Dist. Clerk
Butte record., 1853-11-26

BLIND PRINTER-The editor Of the Green
Castle Banner says that he found curiosity
in a'printing office at Gosport - One Of the
gentlemen connected with the establishment Is
a blind man, and sets up type remarkably
well He Is the first blind printer we have
ever come across. He stated to US that his
average days work was about 500 ems, and
that he had On several occasions set from 10
g. His letter is distributed for him, and his
copy read by his partner, his memory being
20 perfect he can retain from four to SIX lines:
when this IS finished he cries the last word
set,' when another sentence is read, and thus
continued on through the day"
Butte record., 1853-11-26

MINING IN AMERICAN VALLEY Very rich
diggings have recently been discovered in the
rayines and bill sides in this vicinity Sew
eral practical miners, with whom we have
conyersed in relation to them, inform Us that
they are extensive, and bid fair to excel any
others of the like kind in the country 4
large camp was springing up. and miners were
focking toit from all quarters A few claims
only had been opened. as the building of cab
Butte record., 1853-11-26
FROM TTR0PE.

The Turkish Government had ordered fresh
levy Of $50 900 men; and the clergy had offered
TO place two hundred millions Of piasters st the
disposal Of the Sultan.
1t Is also reported that the Sultan had an
nounced 10 the Turks that Persia would sup
port the Empire against Russia.
Advices from Smyrna. of September 21st,
state that on the evening Martin Koszta, the
hungarian refugee, would sail for the United
States on board the American tarQue Mimosa.
This was to be done with concent Of all par
ties concerned. and thus the matter, so far as
oszta hlmselfls concerned, was settled. Mr..
Brown was at Smyrna, 2lst, to see the bust
ness duly finished.
The Piedmontese Government had refused
to receive Mr.. Forrest as Consul from the Uni
ted States, alleging that he is disciple Of
Mazzini
In Italy instructions are threatning to
break out in consequence Of the Eastern diff
culties-
A young Scotch lady. Miss Cunningham,
was arrested for giving peasant some reli-
gloas books. hut was subsequently liberated.
FRANcE.-In France, business was quite
paralyzcd in consequence Of the unsettled state
Of affairs.
The report that France is sending troops 10
the East Is still credited
Political arrests are being made quite ex-
tensively Two hundred persons had been
seized within the last few days.
Arago, the great philosopher. died, aged 81 ,
OF the lst October.
Letter writers from Paris state that French
army Of $4,000 strong IS held in readiness to
embark for Constantinople.
ENGLAND.-ln England twenty-five thou
sand operators in the manufacturing districts
are reported 10 be without employment. in
consequence Of the excitement and unsettle-
ment Of affairs
Itis rumored that Parliament IS to be i'm
nedIately summoned
CaoLERA.-Cholera had broken out with
great vIrulenee on board the packet ship Isaac
Wrgit, which struck on rock on the 18th
ult, Of Cape Clear, and had to put back 10
Liverpool. Before the ship reached the Mer-
sey, forty seven passengers were thrown over
board, aud several others died in the harb0r g,
and were carried ashore. The remainder Of
the sick we're carried IL carts to the hospitals,
where a large number-it was impossible to
ascertain the exact number-had died. The
unfortunate survivors are loud in their com
plants Of the insufhciency Of food, and say
they we're cruelty treated on board but as
these complaints VIII doubtless meet with
proper investigation by the owners Of the
ship. We forbear repeating the tales that
were in circulation at Liverpool on the sub
ject. The Silas GreenGn had twenty Sc
ven fatal cases on board.
The NORTHWEST PAssAGE-It is briefly
stated IN the foreign news by the Asia that
Commander Ingglefeld had arrived in England
from the Arctic in the search for Sir John
Franklin, and had been unsuccessful; but he
brings the interesting intelligence that the
problem Of the Northwest passage has been
solved at last, and that ship had actually
sailed round the American continent through
the Arctic Ocean.
SPAIN--Mr Soule arrived at Madrid on
the 22i ult. The Government. il was said,
had resolved TO receive him as the envoy Of
a friendly power. and to await his acts.
Butte record., 1853-11-26
W. t Sexton, Atty for Prf novl2-4t

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Rutte,
- ss.-Ninth Judicial District Court.-The
people Of the State Of California To John F.
Simmons. Peter Roer and W F. Burr, Gree
ting: You are hereby required TO appear IN
acton brought against You as defendants
by E (. Dodge plaintiff. in the Ninth Judicial
District Court, in and for said county Of Butte,
and answer the complaint therein, (which is
on file with the Clerk Of said Court within
SIX weeks after service upon you Of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day OF service, or judg
ment by default VIII be taken against you.
This is an action brought against you by
said plaintiff, TO recover the sum Of one thous-
and and three hundred dollars, which said
plaintiff AYERS in his complaint Is due to him
from you on a certain promissorv note, made
and executed in Marysville. March Sd, 1858,
and which Is promise TO pay g. Bartlett i
Co., or order the sum Of SIX hundred [600l
dollars at their store in Marysville. with in
terest at the rate Of FIVE per cent per month
till paid from date, and which said note is en-
dorsed, on the back. as follows, TO wit: ''Wa
wing demand and notice, Peter Roer W T;
Barr, and without recourse, G. Bartlett
CO. and which said note was protested by ".
K Sherwood, a Notary Public in and for
Iuba county, on the sixth day Of July 1858,
and va. by Joseph 5. Garwood and George
Bartlett sold and transferred to said plaintiff,
E. K Dodge, at the city Of San Francisco on
the 20th day Of July 1858; and plaintiff gives
notice that if you fail to apear and answer his
complaint, he viii apply TO the Court fer the
relief demanded therein, and for such other
and further relief as may appear just and
proper in the premises and his costs Of suit.
~ Given under my hand and seal Of
{, said Court, at Bidwell. this 10th day
Is Of October, A D. 1858.
F. PAIGE, Dist. CLERK,
pr. T. WELLS, Deputy.
CHAs F. LORI, Atty for Pla'f
nov12-1aE-6w-
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DoCT. \ DAVIS. ADAMS TOWN.

HAvING supplied myself with fresh
I Il Medicines, and intending to devote my
undivided attention to the practice Of medi-
cine, | take this method Of informing the
public and my friends that my Office is at J.
F. Larkius' store, where may be found day or
night, ready to visit those who may require
nv services in this vicinity Nov. 70.
Butte record., 1853-11-26

~ OUNTY SURVEYOR-Persons wishing
~ the services Of the county surveyor, viii
please leave their orders at Chas. f. Lofts
Office. al Bidwells, and they will be punctually
attended to. HUGH BLACK,
Co Surveyor. Nov -
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ALuENS BRANCH.

= san Fra1cisco-PersoEs desiFoas Of enjoying Inc
luxury Of elegant table sPrssa win all The uxurs
of the free from dust noise and crowds and
centeei izh5orbo0d, be accommodated al the
above establishment The celebrated RAPHAEL.
whose superior in culinary science cannot be found ID
THIS city, has been permanently engaged the eef Se
and the Patronage ci all 4he ladies the 1e-
hama Ho0se wen hosts of other eustornsrS. is
sufficient guarantee for has IN catering The
palzte OF the fasidioas The best OF Porter house
Butte record., 1853-11-26
HALFWAY HOUSE.

ID ETWEEN Narysville and Bidwelfs Town
ND viii be found good quarters for the nj
ners and travelling community. The mail stage
stops for dinner at this point. The Proprietor
and his Lady viii be found ready 70 make
their guests e0mfor table and at home during
their sojourn with them. Lewis Stone
Nov. 19
Butte record., 1853-11-26
BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

S~THE subscribers having recently fitted
- up their extensive barn and stables,
are prepared to furnish quarters for a large
number Of animals. where the best quality Of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses to let, stock taken on livery. animals
bought and sold when desired
c. Il. Person & Co., nov. T.
Butte record., 1853-11-26

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Butte,
- Township Of Bidwell.-Justices Court
Tee people Of the state Of California 70 D. ".
Peck and Alfred Colyin, Greeting. Whereas,
Gee. ". Buckley Las fled complaint against
you in my ofiee, il which he AYERS that you
are indebted to him IN the sum Of S446,50 for
goods, wares etc. furnished You at your spe-
cial instance and request, and it appearing
from the return Of the Constable. and sffada-
Wit, that you are not a resident Of this state,
CT If so, that you are concealing yourself from
the officers Of the law, these are thereAre to
command you to appear at my Office at the
court house in said county. on SATURDAY,
the 9TH day Of November, 1853, at 10 o'clock
j. N, to answear. said complaint aud If you
lail to answear, judgment viii be given by de-
fault against you Tor said amount, and costs
Of suit Hereof fail not at your peril Given
under my hand at ofice, Oct. 24th, 1858.
T. WELLS. ]. Peace,
Bidwell Township
W. t SEXTON, Atty for Prf. novl2-4t
Butte record., 1853-11-26

LYNCH Law IN CoLUMBIA-The Gazette
contains an account Of an excitement in Co
lumhia- oceasioned by the murder Of Capt
John Prrrot, formerly Of Gloucester, Mass,
bv an Austrian named Peter Nicholas Mich
olas had visited Columbia from Saw Mill Flat,
and became intoxicated In the evening be
met Capt John Parrot, from Pine Log Cross
ing, and attacked him roughly, seizing him
by the throat, and demanding to know the
name Of his country Parrot replied 10 him
quietly, at the same time trying TO shake him
of. Nicholas became exasperated, and Par
rot, in stepping back TO avoid him. stumbled
and fell: Nicholas st the same tine drew his
bowie knife and plunged il into Parrots neck.
running down his back some five or SIX inches
Medical assistance was immediately procured
but all TO no purpose, fo- the unhappy man
expired on Friday afternoon, about 4 o clock.
Nicholas was immedistely arrested bv the
citizens, and handed over 10 the proper au-
Ihorities On Monday be was examined bv a
justice, and committed. But previous to his
removal, a body Of men from Pine Log Cross
ing, the residence of Mr.. Parrot, appeared
and demanded the prisoner. Notwithstand-
ing she objections of the officers, the staples
which held him 70 the floor were pulled out
with pick, snd he was passed into the street
over the heads Of the crowd and taken 10 q
tree A rope was procured and passed over
a limb. where he would have Immediately
hung. had it not been for the timely inter
ference Of Senator Coffroth, and some other
citizens.
Appeals we're made to the multitude to give
the culPrlt q FAIR trial AMI after long parley
ana an excitement that almost dehes dis
tnct portFaiture, IL was acctsfed To- and (1old
Butte record., 1853-11-26
STEAM ENGINES. BOILER, ETC. FOR

SIEA AI9 K N GIN ESs boiLEh- III fDR
- SALE.-9ne Tubular Boiler, about SO horse power
connected Engines T. inch stroke and u inch bore
Lot Of ~ inch shafzng, Pulleys and Hangers,
0ne large Blower
One BlacksTniih-s Forge,
One Lever Punch.
One small Trip Hammer
Two CUpalO Shells.
SIX hundred Fire Brick
Two set Of cupal0 Castings
One barrel Black Lead Pots,
Five Flue Brushes
Eleven barrels Fire Clay,
One barrel RosiI-
One Hand Lafhe-fron shea-s
Lot Of Wrought Iron Pipes
Three pair Gas pipe Tongs,
One Magnetic Water Guage
All the above articles Of machinery were made in "
10 order. and have been left with the undersigned to
dispose of for he parties owning them Persons desi-
rous Of seeing the machinery, viii please call The
DoTl2 GEORGE X GLTYAs
Butte record., 1853-11-26

the following places, VIZ;
American Valley, Wyandott,
Chandlerville Bidwell's Bar
Gibsonville. Evansville,
Hopkins Greek, Hansonville,
Morris Ravine, Longs Bar,
Onion Valley, Nelson's Greek,
Port Wine DizginCs, POorman's Creek,
Spring Valley, Rich Bar, Middle Fork,
Sears Diggings, Stringtown,
White Rock, Smiths Bar, y Fork,
Barkers Ranch, City Of '76,
Canyon Greek, Butte Greek,
Grass Valley, Forbestown,
Jamison's Creek, Honcut City.
Natchez, Lexington House,
Oregon Gulch, Ophir,
Rich Bar, North Fork Pine Grove,
Strawberry Valley. Rush Greek, S. Flat,
Spanish Ranch. ST. Louis,
Collections, orders, etc, attended to with
promptness and fidelity. Stafford & KERBY
agents EVERETT, SMELL & co. Nov 70.
Butte record., 1853-11-26
EVERTS, SMELL E. cos
Feather River Express,
Connecting with ADAMS & 90
Connecting with ADAMS

We would respectfully inform the public
that We are now enabled to forward
TREAsURE, N4LrABLE PACKAGES, LETTERS,
ETC, ETC.
With unrivalled despatch and security, and
upon the most reasonable terms, TO and from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-25
SECOND DISPATCH.

-Neo Orleans, August 22.-The Picayune says the
epidemic increases i'll virulence almost every hour
and has now become truly alarming. Ii adds:
NO one appears 70 be exempt from is ravages
Many OF our eldest and most respectable inhabi-
tants are now suffering from it. Among those
more recently attacked are Thomas Adams, Esq
the wei known President OF the Crescent Insu-
rance Company.
Mr.. Holhrook, of the Picayune, who is suffering
from attack, arrived here only few days ago in
the Black Warrior, from New York lie had pre-
rlous had the fever and has been in the midst OF
nearly all the fearful epidenics that have ravaged
this city. Yeti seems he was not proof against an
attack from the present epidemic. These facts
show with what dreadful malignity the fever now
Lages-how almos: impossible it is for any one tc
feel safe.
among the deaths yesterday were Jno G. Brow
ers, and Mr.. Robson, OF the firm of Robson & Al
len, merchant. Many clerks in the various stores
them now suffering from the fever Rain i
now pouring down in perfect flood"
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.trrirak of the Pacifc.

Nec York, August 23-The steamer Pacific
reached her dock at l-2 O'Clock this evening"
When four days and twenty hours out from Liver
pool in lat SO 4, long 80 TO- she broke her centre
main shaft, and made the rest of the passage with
one engine and one wheel In fair weather she
made knots per hour, and her greatest distance
in "a hours was $40 miles
The vessels seen ashore Of Nantucket was conse
quently not the Pacific. She brings passengers,
among whom are Mdlle. Anna Zerr, the great vo-
calst; Herr koenig and many members OF Iulen's
band. They gave "a concert On board, which real
lied a considerable sum, for the benefit OF the
Home for the Destitute Children of Seamen," on
Staten Island.
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STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH -T1s

~ grand desideratuH1 of promoting health nj hi.
season of the year. is TO relieve the stomach IF all ;
panties TO invgorate, to arouse the liver from tor
pidtv, ana to expe from the bowels an unhsal.hs
secretions This should be done By some penfle
icne, that in its action viii debiii.ate fhe svsss
impair the nerves or becloud the natural srr9rs f
which purpose we know of no remedy ever vet n
vented that can begin to approseh in efficiency the
noI purely vegetable substances, b. Elijah Baker Of
Richmond city, and sold throughout the country n,
apothecaries generally. These Bitfes are pecol;:r
to the summer and fall diseases of Southern climate
and when taken according to directions are snrs
cure for Dyspepsia, Diarrhea Dysen.ery, Cramp Col
&c, Cholera MoTbus, Ague and Fever, Sour Sfoinsch
Nervous Headache, and almost every other Affection
arising from inpurity Of the blood dso1dsred sso-
fnacn. TO those who have not vet fested the supe-
riorty OF Bakers Premium Bifters 60 q family md
lc,ns, over all others known to the civilized world we
gay lose no time IN doing So they viii afford almost
instant relief Try them by all meaus
rree ~ cents per bottle. For saIe by Messrs Par
cell, Ladd Y Co, Bennett BseTs Alexsnder
Iasa AIDE Gray Charles Mpaas and Drs
christian, Petersburg; d. R. Lyman, LyEchburr Kinr
10y, Norfolk; DIR. T. Camla, Willialnsburs.
~ Orders addressed 70 +. BAKER Richmond
va. VIII receive prompt attention. an Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-25

ANOTHER SISTER OF CHARITY DEAD.-Sster Oc-
TAYIA McFADDEN died in New Orleans on the 18th
inst victim to her exe-;ions in the cause of suf
tering humanity. She was native of Baltimore,
aged 40 years, and went to Charity Hospital, New
Orleans, in 1917
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The vessel lost on her passage frsm Port Philip to
Sidney-the Monumental City-the Baltimore Pat
riot says was owned by Messrs. Robert Garrett &
Sons of that city. She was valued at 100000 and
was expected to be sold for that sum; but as 10
thing had been heard from her, the owners fear
the agents were lost in her.
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EDUCATION


M k. TINSLEY'S BOARDING AND
N1 DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIFS-
Grace Street, between 9Th and 6thThe exercises of
the next Session will commence on the first Mondev
in October and close on the 18th of July following
The course of study will embrace all the branches
OF thorough English Education, together with An
cent aud Modern Languages and Music.
The School is supplied with Globes, Maps Charts,
and extensive apparatus for the illustration of the
physical science.
In addition to the Teachers of the last session. the
services of other competent assistants will be secured
as the wants of the institution may demand.
Terms for the scholastic year. payable one-half in
advance, the balance the LIST of March.
Board, including washing, lights and fuel. SEQ 90
Tuition in English branches $50 to $40.
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages each
$50 90
Music, $50 90. au 25-lOts
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or JOsEPH's FEMALE ACADEMY

~ RICHMOND, VA-Conducted by the SISTERS
OF CHARITY-corner of Marshall and ith streets
This institution viii resume studies the 10th An
gust
Boarders for board tuition. bed and bedding wash
ing ana mendipg, pay SEM ANNUALLY in advance $40
per annum. Doctors fee s..
Day scholars according 10 the branches they study
pay QUARTERLY in advance, from 81 TO So per quar-.
ter.
An extra is charged in the ornamental branches
as Music, Painting. French aud Embroidery, for
tuition and use of instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosala Green, ST. Jos
Academy, or to Rt. Rev. Bishop McGill, will meet
prompt attention.
Children of any religious denomination are admit
pline of the school. Eu Sims
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BY ALEX MOTT { co.
THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING. COM
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Salesman.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD and KrTCH
MEDICINES.
M OkIlMOkEs BITTER CORDIAL

M Ok11MORE'S BITTER CORDIAL
4N1 AND BLOOD PURfFIER.-PRrcE 81 PER
BoTTLE.-Physicians of the fist standing in the me-
deal profession and prescribe it the efee-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought by sedensary
habits, exposure lLdlgestion torpid state Of the live
or impurities of the blood, now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical III its healing
properties and restoring powers IL stands prominent
in the treatment and of Neurals General De-
bilitv and Nervous Affections Dyspe psia or Indiges-
ton, Loss of Appetite, Acdity OF the stomach Ner-
vous Headache, or Flow Of Blood 10 the Head Cos
nveness or Irregularities the Bowels, Pieurisy.
Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the Heart
Fatulency Depression OF Spirits Peipitation eff the
Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration CT the Nervous System, Cold. Chilly Sensa-
tons, or Numbness of the Flesh Limbs. Ditcultpr
Prouse Expectoration, Night Sweats. Diseaseso the
Heart or Affections of the Lungs JauLdice Diseases
OF the Kidneys arrangement or PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs of Nature which cause painful irreru-
larities, especially with Females producing Debiii
and Prostitution of the Nervous System, Pale or Sa
low Complexion.
vegetable, pleasan ittake and perfectly safe to be
used in any state ofhealth even By the deca
female or child.
u Price dollar pc lbottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER L. Co.. Proprietor No. Il
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
10 Remember that we sell at wholesale and reta
that most invaluable aud sure remedy for Rheumatism
in all its forms, either imfammaoIy acute or chro-
mic. no difference how bad the case or how long
standing. This is Nortimore s RH EU MATIC COM.
POUND, which is e vegetable extract, an intel naI
remedy prepared expressly for this one disease If
has already cured thousands ho had long been crin-
pies The evidence is most he lining and con-
vincing, as given by vast numbers fou most re-
spectacle citizens.
Call and get a circular and read the letters andeer
tiieates of your friends AID those around ysu who
had long suffered, bur who have been restored to
perfect nealth By this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Co. sole Agents
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