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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-04


one of the vile, stereoiyped falsehoods that
loafers and rogues of all sorts use as an apology
for their rascaities.
Jeremy Didder. who sponges on society, COM
forts himself with the idea that he is thus get
ting soma of the debt which the world owes
min. en-
The thief sometimes intimates, that in help
ing himself ou: of somebody's till, he was mere
lY taking his own. 1t was part of the debt
uncanceled, that society-that enormous banx-
rupt-bad refused to pay.
The whole theory i, false and fraudulent
The rule is the reverse. We owe the world an
upright life, and in return the world will give US
a living.
The ounger about the grog-shops or other
places of loafng, may indulge in idleness, un-
der the consolation of being so large creditor;
bot we will just tell him how the world will pay
hirnul.imately. twill square by an instalmerf.
of hunger poverty, cont tempt, degradation, and
The aims house. 1t will give him rich dividends
of scoru and starvation, and finally pay him
full, with six feet of earth, and pauper's
grave Perhaps as he goes along. he will re-
C. i've occasional payments on account, by gener-
Gus orders Oh the county Jail or the State Prison
In the latter place we believe the world LIBERAL
" throws in a new suit of clothes, of variega-
ted colors.
Our advice to young men, is 10 trust 10 their
good hands, their brains, their industry. their
economy, and their honesty, for living
With such aids, and strong sef-reliance, back.
I'd by, indomitable pr severance, there are but
few indeed who fail OF reaching the goal at which
tt ey aim.
The world is full of glorous illustrations of
scurity and poverty to reputation and wealth,
and. we wonder how they get along SO well.
seems mystery. but the whole mystery lies in
the qualifications above mentioned, They
/ commence right and they continue right, and
they end right.
If we search the history of such man, y,
shall invariably find that he has been hard
worker, and careful manager. He has look
ed after the spigot as well as the bnng-hole os
| his business He has husbanded his earnings,
and added them to his capital, ns'ead of leay-
ing them a, the box office at the theatre or wear
ing them upon his back, or pouring them down
8 throat.
We said be was hard wo ker. That we
apprehend is the difficulty with the loafer. He
wou d be perfectly wi ling, no doubt. to hold his
hat, if Providence would shower gold inlo it;or
if it would rain roast beef, he would have plat
ter ready 10 catch il. But TO work hard
there's the rub, Let fortune come to him in
any other way than thai.
But, young man, work it must be-work!
work! work! 1t was designed from the begin
ming, that man should earn his bread-not ny
lofer, but by the sweat OF his brow. Ihese
drops the industrious man coins into the gold
mint, Drops that fill his Golfers.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-04

That's fine horse you're leading, Patrok.--
He carries his head WELL
That's thur. An its a grand thail he carries
behind him.
Behind him. Don't everything that carries
tail, carry it behind.
No, your honor
mo, what don't,'
"A clint, sure, carries its thail on one sae ana
its head on tother.'
QF Mrs. Parting,on has been on oFief vsN
10 New York She appears to have been de-
lighted with her hotel on The Avenus, where she
saws i, was so pleasau, to see the cars passing
pro and con previous to her windows
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-04
New Books.

ew Books.
"A MONG the New Books Just received, ano
1A of highly entertaining and instructive charac-
History of the Insurreetion in China
The Gar and Sultan.
The Lawyers Story
The Lone Dove; an Indian Lepend
Three Eras in the life OF Woman
Maiden, Wife and Mother by T s. Arthur
new supply of Headey's Second War With Eno-
land, n book that sells. eng
Bleak House. By Dickens, and numerous other fasc;.
mating hooks for the season, at
Dec.7, '53. HALL's Book STopr.
EN ARTHLY CARE. Heavenly Dis
~ cipne, by Harriet Beecher Stowe. precious
little tract. For sale at
dec 2I HALLS BOOK STORE.
& PLRITUALISM-Iud Edmonds work
Spiritualism, for sale at
dec a1. HALLS BOOK STORE.
A Quar1ette.
..Softly, lightly, sweetly sing"
A Quartette as sung by the Blakey Family, at
their popular Concerts, composed by J. P. Web
ster. Just received and for sale at
@ 4s HALLS Book STORE.
Dec. goth, 1853.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-04

Kind Friends and Patrons one and all,
I've come to make my annual call;
With homely phrase, but heart sincere.
To wish you all a HAPPY YEAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
FIFTH EDITION NOW READY.
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

NJ oW READY-The fifth Edition of ALONE by
~ Marion liarland. in handsome 12 vol;
price -. A. MORRIS, Richmond, Publisher.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Hear what Frank Lrsic snys of it In his Ladies' Gs-
zette:
Wehnve read this exceedingly elegant contribution
10 our light literature with absorbing interest Alone
Is hcn offering NJ tho altar Of home and socinl ai
ieotions simplr tae of rcu life, dedicated my BROTH
er mud sisic W. welcome such tributes this most
heartily Nothing in its way strikes memory
being ts equal, nnd give place TO 6lting notice in
eur artistic Gazote wound gem of purest ray,
and commend "Alone' to every refined mind"
Alone stands far above the light literature Of the day
In ts style nnd general detail fredericksburg Herald
Natural and e-like In its conceptions and tesming
with nteresi while vein of rich and cheerful humor
and overflow Ing sympathy, pevnde the entire work.
nnd sparkle upon every page We have reud novel
which We cnn AZ heartily commend 10 the public -
"Alone '-Lexington Gazette.
Chnrnt trriyed by iorce clcarness and originality
Godey's Lady's Book.
II stands alone as being IA thin inal.
1t Is romarkat le and curious of work-no exact
ly novel 1t is skilltny planned and deeply inter
est'ng story, but something than a story and 10
designed To be "somethirg" better than intere sting
We thn she has piahcd than she init ended
Southern Literary Mcssenerr
One OF the best works of fiction have ever read -
Marion llnrlaLd" may be justly placed in the very
front rink OF American female writorsBedford Senti-
mel.
Ii bears the unrusaknp ple IL pr, of highly gifted
mind -Dntvllc Register.
Every page is an incdeu the language Is chaste and
elegant the whole tale nscnaing thnt it holds the
rendcr'. mind in firm grasp ntil IL is fnished--
Penny l'ost. oct 2S.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
DISSOLUTION

INllE concern of Wilson Franklin is this dnv dis.
i solved by limitation. All persons having caims
UgnnsI til" Com will present Them Joseph II vii.
for payment; those indebted the concern will
ulahe payment 10 Joseph II. Wilson. he having pur.
'hnsed james fmnk.in's interest ia the concern.
JOS H. WILSON.
JAMES FRANKLIN
September lat 1851
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N. & M GUGGENHEIMER

HNkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEG
pie of ofLynchbug and surrounding country that
Tiny orc nov receiving nnd opening lh, largest and
most cnrrply crrd stock of Fall aud inter Stnpln
onl Fancy DRY GOODS, ROOTS SHOES, HATS,
CARS, DC, ever exhibited in tins market
Country merchants will do we'll 10 enlI ON us beI,re
faing further Enst Ncnre prepared sell mt Rrch.
moud prices ns hercoiore mud respectfully ask ,nl
rom the public, promising 10 sell Ercn bargains for
rnSI. arp poJ.,il,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
GAS. GAS!. CASH,

DERsONS wishing their houses fted for burning
l. Gas will find some strong Inducements offered. by
applying To the subscriber have good workmen and
superior stock of materials. A. q. DABNEY.
n. B-All orders Tor fitting up Tobacco Factories
roc,'ed within sixty days, payment will bo required
beloe the lst Of June, 1853.
iun ID
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NEW CONCERN

FHNllE undrlsigncd will continue the Groccey nnl
C1mmission business NJ the old stand oi Wilson
.nnk'in, where lc intends keeprg n geneul stock
ut every article in his line nnd would te gln Ia see bis
Old customers and the public renc ally Prompt atlen-
ali forwarding and other business entrusted to
JOS III. WILSON.
Septcnlhpr lat. 1851 acn - IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND On HAND
Oh lIllpS N. o. n 4 H. Sugni.
~ 40 bls Coffee aud Clarified Sugar
30 boxes and bbs. Loaf Crushed aud rul
verified Sugar,
100 hags Rio aud IHenirn Coffee,
30 hngs Superior Old Javn Coffee
l5 hhls Cnba nn1 l.. X Molasses,
30 bbs N. q. Molasscs,
10 tons Bar Iron. nssorIod,
do Hoop and Band do,
do. Blistrrd Steel
| do. Gust and Shear do,
900 lbs Bacon.
POO Sides Sole I.calhel
rs do Black Upper do,
10 dor. Calf Skins.
% Pink Lining do,
10 Sheep Skins,
1000 hales Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales osnahurgs,
50 Boxes Spctm aud Adamantino Candles
30 do. Hull Il Sons Patent do,
Is do, Sunp,
10 do Starch
300 kcgs Naila 10 60 dr,,
10 Wr'r Nnis.
Is bbls rnners' Oh.
40 ans Peruvian Guuno
300 sacks Salt.
Also
Plaid, Bleeched mud Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen
Drill Bed Cords aud Plough Lines. Window Gln-s md
Putty, Coppems, Alun Madder and Indigo, Pepper
Ginger md Spice, Spades. Shuvcs Trace and Hntei
Chains, Manure and lay Folks. Boots Shoe. nnd Hats
For sale, exchange for country Producc, ,on uccomo
,latng terms. (npl 2lts) JOHN IlOLL1NS.
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LOCkET. EOGkETs;
And all kinds Of OfDaguerreOtype JeWelry

4 S CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST AND A. GOOD
"a As THE BEsT.-fhe subscriber would call the ut.
tenton of the publ to the tact he has all tn
OF the hose articles, aud with the addi.
tions he receives every lew ecks, direct the II
uacory and importers; cnuhles lin, with "A smal
stock, (from 900 to 800 worh) constantly hand
tn furnish ttesh goois- fashJuable subs autia and
beauttul-at as low !" ices any retail e.abli~ men
this side of New York; with pictures equal any in
this country, and warranted to please both regards
Ic"eIry nnd Pictures. Lynchburg Gallery, to Vir
glnii Bank, Main ST. sign ut the Flag; D,nvIe, Main
street i. GIBBS, Proprietor.
nlg l6.IAria
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VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond .,,sas

These vessels Of the fret clnss, built IN the city Of
Baltimore expressly for this nde aud hnve superior ao-
rommodatiulS FOR passengers. They are commanded
10y experienced Cnutnins, we'll qualified for the tnde
mud who i'll spare eXertlon Ia accommodate They
will be towcd up and down the riVer by -tenm aud may
lie relied sail promptly as advelt'zed
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will fod it their interest 10 ship by this line
freight will nlwuy4 be taken low by amy other
line Of Packets, aud effort will be mude by ths
agents in Richmond and New Yorl, give satisfaction
Freight II per whole, and j. cents per } y
Tobacco being nbout 80 per cent. less tlnp chnrg'
ie Steamers. Insurance. can be effected in the H..
mpad Fire As,orution by this line at 3S per cent.
We respectfully u-k and hope l." succeed in obtain
ng n full -hate Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
warded free If commission 10 New OrInus, Mobile
DhnrIeston, Savannah amy other Suuthern North
,rn port The vessels will lie in Rirhmond a Rockets ,
IN New York at Berh No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Will Street. DAVID GUR TIE Richmond, } =
G. II PIERSON, n. Y. IS
No. q .iSouth STREET. :
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/. VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

lI::l FOR SALE q
Finding it will require more time pay my debts
than my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
n portion of my property have determined offer the
following property FOR SALE
My REsIDEScE in the neghborhood of Judge Dan
icl's. This ia desirable rnce. The House con
Trims 10 all well and of them elegantly fin
ished with brick kitchen and all other necessary out
houses and well of excellent water the pr enises.
The lloUsE n Lor at present occupied by Mr.. j. +.
Barns This is neat and pleasant place, suited for
small family. The House has five rooms, with good
Kitchen smoke ehouse, and well of first water in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry for
SALE consider nm offering the valuable property
offered in this place. 1t is well known in this
vicinity to need particular description; but i'll state
there is not better arranged establishment In the
State IL is furnished with complete sett Of TOOLS the
latest improvements, and large stock Of patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. l would prefer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property should
any one desire purchasing such interest.
Any person wishing to purchase any of the above
named property will apply the subscriber at the
Phoenix Foundry. A. G. DABNEY
nov l-dts
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<:l1ANtD.

l hive in store and anont 40 tons No. | Peruvian
Gunnn which will sell cbcnpcrlha II cnn be bought
innny other market md brough this place. Please
give mo u caI. WIN. a. MILLER, ON Basin.
uup pI I1rta
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Bacon Hams

M T. hive hnnd lot of very superior FAMILY
w BACON BANS. Those m want will do vel
10 cal soon. LEE D. JOHNSON.
spnt I.ta
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
= lis Sunus {. Sugar
- % " Glound. Clarified x Crushed do
90 boxes Loai Sugar,
10 bhls N. o. MuIusses.
10 hhds L. X, do,
100 bags Ro Coffee.
so " Lagua do,
10 Primo old java do,
% boxes Adamantinc and Sperm Can1les
lnrge lot of Clover Orchard Gras. and Timothy Seed
Gail soon ns we selling rhcnp.
(frh 2IIs0 YOUNGER & RMIrU
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
CHEAP! CHEAP! Cheap,
Large and Attractive Stock Staple and Fancy
GOODS

- l. LEWIS The subs .ribcr hns now in store
-. the most attractive siock ol simple md fnncy
goods rxhb ed in this country nll of which will be
offered to the trade the small profit system Tor CAsn
Among tns stock be found the widest Black Silk
Think of II spsndd BIN Silk Dress only cosr
ing 80 Al-o very besr KID GroyEs imported to the o.
sntes, nj Is els. Cuyhnd country dealers pnrticu
y invited To Gull. Is. II LEWIS,
octl6-s East Mnn 81.
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DICnmOND a BOSTON LINE ~

These vessels of the first class. built expressly for
u s trade and have superior accommodations for pass.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
Iunhcd or the tude, and wno viii spare exertou
tn accommodate.
and may be relied sail promptly a. advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find il 10 their interest to snip by this line
it is tie only regular line, and freight will always lie
tntcn as low by any other vessels and every offur
will be maie by the agents in Richmond and Boston
give sats sihctiuu
We respectfully ask and hope to speceed in oh
tanning full -lare of patronage
The gesseisw will lie in Richnre j at Rockets v
Boston at Rowe4 Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond,
ALLEN Il WELTOH, Boston, "s Is
nng 2.dfs No I33 SlnIe Sllre1
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H-UTT
UORCESTER'S PIANOS,

WORLES7'ER 5 PT1NUS,
and would invite the attention OF Professors AGlatcurs
aud the public to an examination of then
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles and by almost every ARRIVAL is receiving addition
al supplies He offers the great advantages in the
purchase Of Piano Fortes, only in superiority
of Instruments but also in the prices which he sells
them oct3.dts
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA

OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rficles.
INiE subs, riber offers ihe trade n large anil varied
stock Of Earthcnware, China and I'll ,ss, the pat
terms Of which We're selected by himself in person.
Having Npcrie of many years in this particular
business lac feels gtea confidence stating that IN point
o price and qualIty 1t will compare mvolaby with any
other house IN the tiadc.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Basins aud Ewers, Jugs Ten Ware. etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated chna Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten aud oilct sets
DO do do Pitchers and Vnscs
Gold Band do of above variety
White Chnu do ot above variety.
Common Ware of every description, suitable Tor
wlVlesung which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantcl Pier and Toilet Glnss-s
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Walters anl Brittnnia Ware
Safety. aud other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks is call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer i one OF hebest in the trade
Stone War, ut Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS ID. Il EVANS
No. II Main street RiFhmund Va
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NOTICE.-The frm OF Hatcher, Logwocd
~ & Co. will expire, by Limitation, on the hrst day
o January 1855. In order to close the business by
that date wi from this day sell our entire stock CON
si,ng ot general assortment OF ReadY Aair Cl"lne,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Nesng1. at GOSIJ0r CASH
As we nre earnest utrut IL Il oil lhiS del
rabe stock on the above favorable terms, the public
will find their interest give Gull before buy
ing esewhcre.
Those indebted to the concern qnes on t' come
forward and .rtc ennilo rs To Close the bL ne.s
by the above mentioned date.
sep 49, dr. HATCHER. LOGWOOn & co
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TERMS,

r. NIRGINIAN published daily at 90, and semi~eekly at
stt.r anna n. No paper will he discontinued
cot At pton the propretors until all ha
have paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted tor 80 per Of
II lines or the first insertion, and 81 for each
nancr unless orler inner form weekly and then 90 cts
% will be charged for each insertion II the number Il
i,s,rons marked the Ms, 1t un be- published till
,LtI nllrha annlnln.lN
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E'Or Sale

GoAnn in Bonds OF the South Side Huil Road
y OUUV Go tpany, bearing Per cent, At a
price that W II paw PER These bonds secured
by mortgage the Road and guaranteed 10y the CITY o
Petersburg. aud in amounts ot s3U0 bnd SlO00 DE
drSirahle investment for capitalists
aug 7-dts PEI ERS SfENC5 " ".
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VIE MERCHANTS BANK or VA,

in.Lynchhurg will .eive Sperial DepssiIes, ny.
ing interest at he rate of per all of 10.
and upwards remaining 3 months aud per on
like sums remaining moaths and upwards.
By order of the Bnard,
ian2s-ts DAVID r. EDLEY. rrest.
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RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrOCers and Commission Merchants

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
Gr0cers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond. Wa,
nFFER f,r sale, To the trudc, full and desirable
~ stock ot Groccrics, Tens. Wines and Liquors. ON
the usual terms, To pnnctu0l dealers;
2nO hhd. Porto, Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
200 bbls New Orleans mud Sugnr House Mousse'
900 bags Rio, Lngura. Java and Porto Rico Coiiee
500 packages Loaf Cnshod Powdered and Cohce
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Black Tons, part extra fine
quality
200 6oxc. soap. assorted qualities, including fine
Fancy Soups
300 bpXcs AdGmuntiHe Candles
Madehn. Sherry rort. Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Brandies of all qualities. pnrt finest imported
Holland Gin; Jatauca Rum; Schicdnm Schnal ps
Old Rye Whiskev, oi Robcrtson'r celebrated brand
Reciird Whi-kcv o own brands. superior qua ity
Champagne Wines, ,yaruns ands including
Importation
Nails Cumberland Briigoton. and Old Domr ion
brands
Sole Leather Middle, Lgh, and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
I Bacon; Lard; Chceac Rice
Olive OIL; Pepper; AIispico; 49, Starch; Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; Mustard; Mace; Numcgs; Pickles
English Sauces. Twine Nrsppng Paper Candle
Wick
Ia ntcd Buokets Tubs "room.; Plough Lines
Bed Coria; Mackercls hcrrnes
Sperm. Solar. Tanners aud Machine oils
Salt; Vinegar Ol1ycrsccd
llnvann Cgara. d choice assortment Of best brands
Dealers vstr out city will find their interest to
examine stock OF goods before purchasing
ang II d3n
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Carpets. Carpets. Carpets

BUSr reeriyet at HANNAH'S CASH STORE
~ few pieces of Two and Three Ply Carpeting
very wlriees lfyou " mt a good Carpet Il low
prce call and examine t,i- stock. ~
oet15, WI : HANNAH.
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RRrJS,yEsl BRUSHES!

Large variety ~ very sureriOr Hun, To0th, NuiI.
"A Whitewash, s rubbing, Paint and other Bru~he.,
,usirrceiyed at d r. LYMAN.
oct 3
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MEDICINES.


1VEn COMPLAINT. 9al Will u :
IL ,sep.ia. Cbosb.e Ne soa. D,ti. .b.---.s fit
Eian.y. .nd ali d--s.e- sriaue fflssf D-fsi.rssi
Liver 81 sfsn.eh. ssal Csr.iiI.-tias Ia=a'd PIE.
fsllne=. Bi,sod tho Had. Arids Of flr Sfz-ss
ssa Heartburn Dsgsst fYF fsad fa.ia#z ~ sfshi
l. tie ssar Efacfauns asH- 81 iaHi~fzHz
a. The PIT the siausa - itaaIae u . Il ID, to-.
red AL dkc-ii Breathing fafErriaz 81 tbe tirsfi.
choal ing ssscsiirs Sra.st,1. vhsa D. ,tns ros.
iare Dimses. 81 Si.iaa. D. - "bs besre ihe sEsi
F-rer and f)aI Pain IA the HsAf. Drheicnct e" Per.
prssi.n elio~ 49,. Il tie .Aia All Ewes fsfH ti
SIDE, Back Guest Linss. Se.. Sad-a Hss-. 81 H"af
Burning in the Flesa CoHsiaat is=rHlag-t EsiI. aat
great depression Of Spirit, esn l. ss=e.aa s e'sd y
DocrgR HaaffssDs c9LEsRartB
GERMAN sit fERs
prepared b. DE-. {. n. Jsrss.ss. fI=f7ssr HeIiri#e
Stpre. M. 10 Arch It. ~" t. ~ a.s So. 'h..a e
Thsr p-tner ih. abr 'i-a-~.ls a#sf stzsl-.i
If equsiled. Nv any 9Th rs.fsr-'zHs .a re t7'z5
sastss the attest, n MAJ eas~s a#fer ssz
physicisnshAd failed.
rs.s. Bl,s.f. sre votfs tl~ a,trn,.ea a Isss'i+s
Posses iag Ffezf virtues ia fne tesfa a II 'te ief
and lesser glands. ersfcssisz the .'.'1 sssre.7r f
in veal nee. sd ss, u the aiFrssIFe efEza. zs
are vidal .a.e censn ard fira-anr
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