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ADDRESS TO BEDINI.
THE ITALIAN PATRIOTS AND THE PAPAL
NfTNCIO

THE ITALIAN PATRIOTS AND THE PAPAL
NUNCIO.
ltameetng Of Italian residents Of New-York hold
on Monday the following document was ordered to be
submitted to the people Of the United states;
Address or TIE ITALIAN PATRIOTS OF sE"''ohk
TO MOSHGN0R BEDisi
III. d,ores which hive been occa,ionc1 by you In ths
eoupr, have produced great scandal and excitement 10
.ush decree TIM se your counrymon cannot and ought
rot 10 remain Indifferent spectators
n We Inv. not rpoLcn hitherto II ws have IN s'isnco
Sow.d Tho development Of this drtma. which tends 70 Oh
tlsa your deep deceit tho Now World in all i's horrible
do mol think ws hsys done 20 booa1so your
s,olosls Nr Carroll has said, feared the dagger OF
80 sssassin No We bAyo hitherto boon silent beeauso
ys believed that you MoDsgDor Bsdin. wonLi not osy
sudscly far 10 deny what has boon Ju''V 'p'F'
Eut row We see thn, not only you honsgnor pedini
silsntt with hytoc'tical language ~ deny your h"Ia
,es, sds which cry t,Dd for vopsohnon but ais" iha
,.,, iau,tss in this to>creduous Hsppbo anil several
snsirs of tho Congress wish TO rise as Jour ae'eni
ne time hes come for US " raise aiai ven rom
psls trgnp 10 ihs world how ssngunafy Wss your SUI
hfv ss~sigiSus and barbarian was your 'a'h"hp hi"
nv ard how much you dsssrvs for that reason !" no
tspkfd with fIaJnAu and Radsttsy a,
~. uons;susg T,edini dared ~ enter Rplpgn7 ~ na
spise as SPY snd served as smssaty 81 ~, "a VIZ
H. vas in Oats in ofdsf 70 egrp The a'hi"in's' WIZ
~ Swiss ifDDt@ commanded W tsn hs'enf hah 500
U ,bs fen de'nipan Hsnss Hsrs,lio and ~ that efue
s,J y.u, fis danssr. which saved by The P''e
Inn s that rrsfsI in wh"ss house y"a ws,e ss"fs' W.
Nh aiasis4d ffoHp Tho Gvii Hsvsfn@ ~ hp9gns ms"-
e., ,ers,s yss yvs'siy from 'hs popular fur ny wh'
zen rsrs th,seisnsd ,,, =, a., ..,
Yss nsrniepm Esaini. H'''s,ed bologna ~ the Iss'
is4s 81 hs Lsei ~ 80 Austrian a'ta{ are,
II .,ri dsys ,ss Suffered in triumph s,sa the sals,ne
~ lss,,i.a ssn,r Supported w .ies' bsyors's' % >,
gsJisn,y cor,fsai fs"p-isss n fAs fgs' ltEs''sr'
80 s,,;,ss jsyfpi ed ,e,ty 'rsssg s'i,"az The nns "
he Ls,iirs Bsieess snd hs h"se ., {gn' e,s'
:. -, ss,g,AsAps raietss yea established ~ sssN''
al 80 ius,,iss efl,asrds'i The ss's ~ s'ses y"s
,hr.laa pa. iasss. -sh :. ysr' .hs',t. = ~
'. I,.j;sss sna even - The Americans. bsess.s -
Ia, ,,ht.i4a Ls,s; Jgs Tsa'ssh 'hl &c" 49,.
.s Id ,ss, esa hs-st ne hssa ~ r'sst''ff's.' ;r,.
a.,..,. ,.s s.sft saa ys-. yss ysai sPw"ria ne -
s,is. sri sLssiier " bFs ba''' ~ WE hsi'7 ~
ihs faTe - a., n A.y,,:s, nfiiiia ~
,....si,,.s. .ss-if aisl.ss ~ the liberty -"i ~
ST. % sslds,, - ynH, vi s"a yes' isT' 1917
i.>,.s riyss say sspiitp srtrebs'"" ~ " '..f -.
s....F ..,;sss ~ ne, k.iT snd hfsTs ts'f's' ~
Y -, ,,..isi,r hsa hsss eye ssa isi.F;r.ss' ~,
;.G.at4s al ,ss, isHk sh4 Stiles Frrsa hsFs - !,
,...s.. i.a.a..s hstispsrs eel th''S'.-r "Hrrs
49,. is H. ~ ties victim u Iisis" r.b'P''" ~ ~
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MURDER TRIAL.
TRIAL OF JAMES MARIN FOR THE MURDER
OF HIS WIFE


HUDSON COUNTY COURT or oYER AND rEsiHsgR.
Judge Hs'' p''A's '; .ss Tu =, ,s''
The trial Of James Marin on tae charge Of numbering
his wife in Harrison township the night Of the lsh u
September las was commenced yesterday. having hosn
adjourned in December sst to tits term The Prosslnc
Attorney-G Gen f. r. " wright-sppeared for IL s "
and Mr. Clifford, Of Newark, for the defense The Jsr,
this case i. composed Of the following personsi
Jsss s.rS. os.Is c:ii Jsss csos:As~ a.
browne Aaron v,sisaa VIM C. Sr'slsAA Aansa Pea Aiss
he rrsasr ,l.el.s,.h sy trade. :ss.s sy.s.N~
,nsn stature. He Hsnifs's n concern daring the"
u The s iii.l commenced shortly s.sr. z ssesl r
sertsn W.. The isiss, y sab.tales Is fslisws
Alex DOugh.Iy swor u. ~, J. n ss1 ne .,s
The BOY Of Ms Mar n.as Sss SSs ss.
Dr. w.s ~ ia s as o. n. M ss Of the % -
her 90 the ssoaIdsr AID the hips 'ss GO,
dor. ;, s y s.1. 80 %
the h.. found qasatiss blood abdomen thar
ss's .s ssis ~ o r. AS hs,sd 20
her deA nBs about hs external PPs.rssee Of tho BOD, 80
% e I': ssa "a sess1: Der S as,s w 49,
spleen deceased ststs tbs sppssxsnes %
istsSss ptsis .. fle ssod WIS outside the rapsass sk
have ,, s By s af SS s 3 Ss s s ~.
liquor would produce dsess the In East Sswsrt hsre
H. bad ss . l S !. sSsa .p '''a'' the A''h
George L. Ward Of Essex County sworn-resti6ed thaa
iruss on various par. SOey sIupars spleen
yone death caused BY loss OF blood from the
wounds usht have been eaad BY intoxicated falling
down; ouId inai feisDt death
tic.d sechol ~nss asesd 9Th Dr. Dohss-y to
concerning the Marin sed her for
srt ktehsn door Marin standing 10 the
dele bis che standing e the head Of the sari
she saa be dfunksn rscsL sne would not give hin
,hr srproseh bed her and pabsd her DOWN ssifs she
foo, Of tho got and went np hess say
her oelcek hen che dying she sung
or sir near seemed Dc faint h
srosnd Der blo~ng his breath into her mssts
and found her desd on her bed Told
Marin that aA Killed her he sad that the ooeh.d xlied
Main did not ohe 70 heip
h., an him until be DO dag her hes5 up
ned whether she drunk never
her sme drink her he pashsd her with
his hand talins her By hsEs1onldefs - =.
VIM Marin Of prisoner, II years Old sworn, test
hed picking ,pples acrcs. the street waea hap
rereo m of the his father licked her the
with biz bso she said she would not give him
shirt because he a. old rascAl :.
nsdSss push mother when abe fol- eeniA
have WHO would have pushed her sher sp
s,i home lie dow about nate sfier Mn
B,Er and her BAkeTs bed, fsfbsr s
eemps when helped taer not sober
~, ian the habit drakins much hey hal been
ma hat morning drsnk and piat between them
Ibroufh Ia liquor that mornings father drank some
Edward Marin. brother OF prik0ner, testified that de-
months csascd By her drishinG
TO ,uuch Marin q pesceabe mill he drank hqsor
Further hearing Of the esss this mofninE
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rate the Ponfi6es Government represented by you. wa
y 1sss unhp S tan s ~s9s %er"v Ss
eIecuiioners.
We win not bring forward again the scandalous scenes
in scngagis your native place and In Bologna We leave
I'll that the unanimous testimony OF Italians clearly "a
pressed great number Of the newspapers OF that period
Of wickedness. -
But we cannot be silent concerning what you feel In
your heart and perhaps without remorse that during your
government in the -Four legations so many patriots
shed the scafiod and IN prisons We wiz mere fof
the sake Of breviiy only remind you Of the unfortunate
men, who against you and the Government which you
represented ey for vengeance to The wraih Of uol s =,
the Galeys In Bologna alone, under your eyes, and IN
your Tine viz the three months from September 70 NO
yember.
sisror Psrran .nd two brohes ocyini
s. RoeL volunteer Republican soldiers shot % two oe
esIeIs Their M prey to the dogs Scins denied
burial Also ssrOr ssa,e Misnani
Gtieppe Misliar, GiusPge ChIHinl
Michele Rspi. Rafii Pietro,
Corleiti Ass.po, corssceisi Pietro,
ApSr.shela Carlo. PesArini Ling,
Ten IsO condemned the fh of November for possessing
Nine othen on the 5h Of December for the sane
The brothers retro ard Giovanni Peerini Pe'ro BERT and
We omit many other names whose sentences Of con
demnaiiOn appeared in the official journals OF your Gov
Bedinii We Italian exiles and wanderers, for the
same cause for which Ueo Bass and the other patriots
sacrkced intend simply to do justice TO the truth oy
6eEOsnone and ProclaimiHg yos The iastigaor, oaera
tor and thurman spectator Of many good men masacred
which have said, wGs entirely iE yo"r porer TO
mitigate or pr6reEf ,
The crime Of those brave youths was that OF loving the
same country which you betrayed and Of delivering it
from that religious and political yoke Of iron which you
fastened upon it, and which you nov endeavorng TO
extCnd over this Republic. -
Bedipil We never have thought Of taking your life.
Our soul has always been very different from yours. We
well know that if YOU dead the heads Of the Hydra
reproduce themselves Live then, but like Cain, every
where accompanied BY the maledctons Of three genera
iion' the past the preseni, aud the future.
We conclude by expressing our gratitude to all those
who paTaking Of resentment, have given you. in diff
f,rent places in the United States public expressions Of
reIrobaion Like u.s. they know that the three most con
sricuous Italian frars jealous for liberty Arnaldo
da Bretois who burnt alive, by the order Of Pope
Adrian 9Th Giroamo Say anaroa, hung and burnt at the
command of Pope Alexander OH and Benedetto da Fo
ano to death at the express order Of Clement 7h
and that reserved in this age Of progress 20 have
Pope in Plus 9th who should sacrifice by of you
The fourth great Patriot in the person Of the friar Ugo
Eassi
Yort, Jan 80 1854
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1854

was eye witness Of the affair and we know him 70 Be
entirely reliable doubtless his account il correct.
suppose you are aware that Don Santiago Magcffin
psr owner and whole renter Of salt lake 100 miles
north Of this place On the 9Th inst party Of men
beIng ~ with 20 cart, left Dopa Ana and Las Cruces
with the intention Of taking salt from tho aforesaid lake
On the eth Don Santiago was apprised Of their intention
ard dispatched &c men in command Of Sheriff Snyder to
arrest OIL the men ard take possession Of all their property
We left here at y. NJ the eth inst and after arriving
the party from the fake
San Augustin is abou. fifty miles from here then the
from the Salt Lake forks one 10 Dona Ana the other
to Magofnsyie After remaining there three days, and
the Dona Anans not appearing. il agreed hat we
should meet them We started and after travelling forty
miles came IN front of the train a. about SHUTDOWN the
evening Of the l6h inst The sheriff went forward and
attached the property and told all hands they pns
onerr The Mexieens treated the sheriff authority with
contempt and told him 10 20 homes they Tad left home
for salt they had salt in their carts aud they should keep
it or die defending it, This all sounded very well The
oxen were then turned out 10 water and while they
was given TO seize ell the cattle and kill every who
dared resist. We had cannon with us-a l2pounder-
WHICH was loaded with grape and canister and ready in
of need to fire into the herd The men resisted and
the signal gun fred by the sheriff when general fight
ensued which lasted about twenty minutes The end Of
the affair was that three hores, five mules and twenty
three steers killed three Mexicans killed five seri
ousy wounded. We then drove of the cattle and arrived
here oil in safety"
From another private letter We make the following eI-
tract showing the feeling among the population of that
part Of Mexico the subject of The treaty recently made
with Mexico by Col. Gsdsden:
Much excitement prevails account of the report
that parts Of the State Of chihuahua and Sonora sold
to the United States The head men here very indig
nant, And swear before they shall be sold como B0rre
Gen Garland is at Magofns. The object of his visit Is
the SELECTION Of site for fort, and understand he has
already selected site half way between Magons and
Smith, in low range Of sand hills Perhaps you can
member them, you must have seen Their. Often. Ma.
lofnss expedition to the Salt Lake creates considerable
talk, and is generally viewed in favorable light"
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cp.n, .,ri,ri,g to destroy H. sulphur b .so ssefa 10

the soil. =, ~, -
Mead stated HE experience In the cultivation ana
be kept In the house during the SUMMER, rsmg props,
usars shade the glass with mixture Of white lead and
hnsecd oil.
ID. Ban Offered entirely with Mr.. Mead, and recon
mend.d that they should be kept out doors and properly
ate nded to, the plants Away. more healthy and
vigorous and the flower buds stronger Care mast DC
tai en- "a protect them from heavy rains
j. Suttle kept bis plants out doors but placed boards
them roof admitting Of air oil sides
this be found very good method
Tie proper exposure for the Camelia house was dis
eussed by Messrs Ball Read and Scott after which the
subject was considered fully discussed and amer the
adoption Of the Azaes the next plant for discussion the
meeting sdjourned till the third Monday in February.
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THE PEOPLE Of the STATE ofNEW-YORK,
nv the race Of God and independent To an persons
m the Estate OF JACOB TABLE, late OF the City OF
New deceased CREDITORS legaees next OF MN o.
e SEND aud cath Of hereby cited ana re-
qued penonay be and appear before our Surrogate oil ne
Comfy Of New York his office the City of Newfo on the
March eleven O'CLOCK In the forenoon OF
tia en- and there 70 attend the hna o. me
tesism OF said dece6sed
In have caused ih seal OF Office OF sad
Surrogate to BE- heeuuto affixed Witness Alexander w
Bradford Esquire Surrogate Of our said Co lnty al the Oy
IL 81 Path day Of December In the year OF our
Lord one thousand-eight hundred aud hitythree
lis lew4wW A w bhADfOhD surrogate
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Anvtrsp,,tas 90 pavss ase Mtnieisss.--Fr'h the
late s,s,t made 60 Ceaste.s by tho asFees Genera, %
iis United MATES Army appears thas tae
- i d ,n..,i.,re. q sastgsa Oh extensively Ia
,ta s.sstsy since the pssssss The Aet 81 oeassses -
The srssalisn q such Articles - thai y - nes
% ,tsJ cs,h sasss e,svlsn sshsss'sos 90 IA Which
.,a rr,toa % see sssve psirgirle has %. essa sss
,s.,si b, ,be,nlssl psuesss ihss veais seem ,as'
90 =. ssrr,s,s ,hs sa,sisH ws.le aaa t'aolsra In
,,,,s an s,i,sssdI..ss s,iaslss 10 'hq bens mana
ts,ivtv 81 the spurious evan,edalss
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nc is'' minute 4 iAc lat two meeting, were read

AL ffra A
Tis minute Il tho last two meetings were read AMI
approved .t.a .-,,, N, 4 sssarns
49,, :, Kendall. leland asking the board b. take ,sa
sessider a,or tho subject q supplying this Island WIN
Firr Fnsno Referred TO Rsndalls isisnd Seairni.s0
Accommodated WIS received fom tho Wardoa % me
p'n,a,y AZ uackvrlls Island. calling the mtsntea o.
,te Covsrnors to the rgveafioul condition Of The esn
Witch l. constantly ssftng In tho center h''es's' 20
tho ConmlI,ee with power 90 call q sar's!.
.,on a a. received frou, y II, Uaskias Cor
,,a,Ion A,,orrsv relative 60 suits nsufsod agnn,.
Jopss Jce end nodwot,h for vilaiicn o. we im ny
lave sa,ln that these gentlemen have shanaeasa ssa
. ard through their cusnsel propose 10 settle e@a
ar,ien by paving tho oosss The oemn" Aeanen "~
srdetsd on Bio aud the Attorney directed 8,
s,mnuuiraion vss received nun the hed'eH nesIs
q, n. tt,,stai po,ifSsas tho Governors 81 inc no
.sas,iss Of nr Jsmss G fsnssssr. Waiting raysaeiar
Ihsy se recommend the srroia'gsn ~ ~ =, ssn
Mi. q, All the above vacssry. Fsef'ss ts's =" "e""
h'' 4, ~ sto,,ntiv with tho gnles and rvsslaaens
Ansr ,orss 0shes usimp'fsaai business the """r' aa
joutpsj
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nrM ,onK mnntIcrLrrRAL eoClsIN

Tho snb Conversational Msstiss Of this heessT u@
ts TN Monday evening at thes suv@ no GOO hfeas"HI
81, G p.ssa-s B. tho .haifi u " ses'i s'sd "a Ns''s
issr ..- ~,
Tho uljsl rr discussion the best se and
he s,n,iis sri is treatment In s,,s',ss aud winter
yiia, Mplss hrll sLy hsm ilss-is rssss.'s'
,..tsi. 81 rapipa end sserHbsi sesas t'' ss'''''-
.tnure ihe members -, -, ,tt,,,,
/, nan stated A. al 10 rsefs,tei rr,snst =" t"' 49,"
-, =, ,r,r end .ns lied tsrt ,saii which y s''l''ss
"a is,.Tsa srtts. vssas. As4 spl-s.sesF 81 I.
,,.oii ed jIsis send aud .hei.,,s' -. -
les ,.u.-,e ussa 'he bette, % se '"''s We" '
jr,sa IN - rus.s hs vusia ngs rss. s,a 49, 49, I,
o., "a a'ts,s w. ts vstr ssts'fi ~ sft,bsstL A
,,s Cow sh.,s l,sd With hsi. shs'isss sat s,ea .,
III rm ,.,s b. n..d rs.r sued Red sliiet he ''v"d
,s,, Injurious 20 the csmss he pssd sulphur shi ~
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Itr po,ros TtssixesiaL 20 rHr sas fRAseneo
es,cv.ss The elessnt and tasteful articles sssesea
IN. Couuatse u Boston merchaafs. foe prrseefsuon
tho gallant cfhcsrs Who allied IN rcsoains ne - - .
and crew II the stsaHerlssn Franchise. can - 800
r.I,t az silver salyer and fsns haskes 70 Saps
a a,vss phss and ssls 10 each Q, ne s Csrssp
tain. haud.ems rI.ss u silver 80 rsaeiso. Iso.
Engineer. and four oAcoTs q. tos ~ 49,, -
be sssinsl vase sna s~vvf - List -, -. a..
The sr,sss All hsss spprsgs,s a sna - -, -
.slvss fer Csrt Crshl.a. % n'snoss ~ '.sascaso a
~, ,,... .sssehsa 20 she sgtelos in e'nneetion W
a. ~ s.,r. hey arr vel vesAy an essnns,'eo =
sissSia ,rsswse q Aassss asnaia a ss AZ w.
~, MI ,f.hs nsnulhcaargfs Aosscn rrsnscTiT.
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yp,r,Nc or THE TEN GOVERNORS

Tie regular weekly meeting Of the Governors Of the
Aim House was held yesterday Afternoon at their Rooms
In the Rctunda Prcsent-Gov. DRAPER The President IN
tie chair Governors West. Smith Townsend. Dugro'
ppke and Henry .
The reauisiicns show the following number OF person,
remaining Ia the various institutions rndyr inc enAeo
Il r,,a,rors tnr tho week ending, Jan. sr
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suly Ssn.d to me Gil h. estate 10th M and personal
ossdsi.a him account or oihsr1.s ., boiling pro-
g S my s ss,' No wall VAIL
him any person or with him or
with any other except = ~ G,ds a s;ssSy sO,sdas.
si.fs 'sP c Ai
'fsfs ss City ss1S'i iss Oh
OF the 18th day OF May nextDaed NewYork the sh day
nle l.wsn1w. LUcIUs ROBINSON, Executor.
CTATE of NETWORK, SECRETARY OFFICE
,ALb.sr January 81, s4TO the Sheriff Of the County Of
in az .s : :. 4. sD s = sss e r ss
February 1854 TO determine whether the lie will
State embodied LssiAiare Of
CoScuRRrST RESOLUTIONS PRorose AN AxrSDxsrr TO THE
be IL. s s1s a s
iS Be- chosen ct the R.,, otneI; Election Of senators
IN Of s Of 5 ]
.hrse of article following
r,P': ropsed y add sec,
n ap: s a .Rs
find ofeI.n the Interest. " fan. due and
this section and u the sid sinking fund shall be sufficient
pay any part the loans ,ipa.ed
NJ 5 .s s1 & BE e. on s rs
S1s ss.. s. be paid .sid he
@ expenses, Of ,o,eInneBt The remainder shall 10 each sos
completion OF the Canals mentioned this section until the said
In such the Lezisaare
direct buih time be anticipated pledged for than
year in advance.
The hsl annually during the four years sppro
the Erie the Owego the sod
Sepec Canals the completion OF IN. Black River and Gene
Valley Cans and for the OF the locks o the Cham
plain Canal whenever from dapidsn decay shall he
TO build them Gum t exceeding two millions two hundred
dollars The remainder OF the Of the
fiscal witch aid appropriation made
hs be eppd meet eh splropr and t5e same shall be
irsrcisr the Legislature shall at the
deficiency by loan The Legislature hail also borrow
million FIVE hundred dollars refund 70 the holders Of
certificates s0ed under the chapter
shyfve Of the laws Of the year thousand
thereon But after July fret thocsand
and fifty Eve shall be paid such certificates The
twelve Of this article requiring lag for
be TO The people shall sppy
Icons author ze6 by his section
Of the Cepss Of the funds borrowed
shall be paid spilled upon In
under chapter four hundred and eighty
the laws Of the thousand eight hnnded and
exeeIt 10 pay furnished prior the
thousand eight hundred and hfo The rates
transported the Canals sha not
the thousand eight hundred and
except the Canal Board with the Of
L. ss ate All for work materials Cana shall
person who shall offer to do provide the a.
the with security for their perform Very
,,sreotfgliy youu ELIAS w. LEA ENW0RTH.
Secretary Of State.
SHERIFYs OFFICE, New.York Jan 81 1851.
The above published pursuant the notice Of the Secretary OF
STATE the statute such made aud
n,ov,dsd JOHN ORsER,
p Sheriff ofthe City and County of New-York
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,o,so MEMS DEMOCRATIC GAEpl NATIONAL

.ressi sssss Of 'his clab va, held Al sayssant Ia
dilute ON Monday evening j. N Glover rF1adet 0esa
,.sse-sspsis,irs Of Msssfp George Alden. hrsssas
u,,s,. Wssta u rss,oas. John W loyee sad George
r,hstsld, Twas srpeised 10 invite the llen Fsed
t n stanton 10 sddsss, the Cisb q, saes time a. WI
al, HE sonvenieree An invitation extended 90 me
uspsrsi Democratic itisial Committee b. be ressss sas
hear NJ, Mastpas address The Cisb wau n'ees s," ""
SATURDAY evening Al stuyvpssHi Institute
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sern,K 70 enc rUnllC tA.. tAe following arc

- vcru,H 10 tho PUBLIC that the following arc
49,. Il sss.s ysass extensive practice not old re-
rss,s. ~ esssA s os,a; .'S Lsn. s's:s.s Price
S.'.s.t :;. Il r:ss s.t. Ssns::
v sss and 81 sssss.Assas P.s,sg . pnsss On
Prise 70, esai. Cor isSsss.s q ali hind: .sa wesl
W. r,. q h city the Highest repute recommend
e. NEWMAN. No SIS Hna.sn.,, New York sole propis-
ssnSsrs e. Al. ~ N SI rs o:, .s., JAIL
w a, oyERs TRUSS and BANDAGE INSTI
Va n I-s .-Neth. patent premium pru.s bis
~ w s,l sSsalder and slvsnle female Supporters
S.s issss srssieS spine and hind Of dseOr%ty
49, s.s.p, GLOVER Ne sBsnass. Institute
-. STINGs's COMPOUND SYRUP Of NAPH-
positively be cured By tsiI si.l q Dr.
Msnthy Times authority alone sufficient were
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