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The Enioa atlength takes ground that
the Nebraska bills becoming a party
question, in an article marked with n UGH
able reasoning. We, however, fail to see
the facts in the light in which the editor
of the organ views them inasmuch as
The Southern Wings are for the bill with
much more unanimity than the Northern
Democrats. We coincide, however, to the
letter in Unions views as TO the purposes
and character Of the labors of the aboli.
tionists, against the South and the Union,
and more especially against this particu-
lar measure. The same journal indig-
nately contradicts the New York Herold's
roorback, published some time since, say
ing that Mr.. Buchanan had interfcred to
inuuce the publishers Of the London Times
TO dispense with the services Of Mr.. e.
Edwards Lester, the New York CORES
pondent of that journal. The Union
also undertakes to show that the Demo-
cratic press of Pennsylvania is c,nphati.
cally for the Nebraska Kansas bill, though
tie recent Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention shirked the issue ingloriously.
The same paper further argues that the
son.h, by no means, ask Congress to
plant slavery in Nebraska, quoting from
the Charleston Mercury to sustain that
position.
The Inteiligeneer takes the Union to
task, more especially for the tone of that
journals leader of Saturday, wherein,
commenting on the conduct Of the Spanish
authorities Of Cuba in the Black Warrior
case, and our alleged national duty in the
premises, that journal bears quite hard
On England. Of the portion of that ar
licle referring to England, the Intelligent
ser says /:
- In regard to the greater part of this arti-
cie, however, it is in the highest degree excep-
nonable on more serious grounds. 1t embraces,
- the reader will perceive, u yenomous and
ihaE Spain, with whom this country, for an ht
that We Or our readers know, is on terms of The
most friendly intercourse. The whole of this
part Of the article, we cannot but trust, has
found into the columns of the official organ
not only without the formal :. advice and con-
sent of the Administration, but without
either lis sanction or appreciation. and will
have surprised our Minister of Foreign Rela-
tins at home as much as we have no doubt il
will when it shall meet bis eyes, our Minister
PlenipoteItiary to the Government of Great
Britain
The Sentinel rejoices over the fact that
the Black Warrior-case message fails to
satisfy the extremists of either wing,
and quotes the National Intelligeneer to
prove that while the course of the Al
miristration on the subject is evidently
satisfactory to the great body of the
Democracy of Congress it also meets
the approval Of the conservative wing of
HE Wig party. The Sentinel also seems
highly pleased with the recent Prone
notwithstanding at Tammany. 1t
strikes us that if our neighbor contrives
20 see anything to commend in anything
the New York Softs may possibly do, it
rims risk of being read out of the
Very Hard" organization the evident
policy of the latter being to oppose
everything the Softs are even suspected
of favoring-
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u One Of the twenty thousand
readers of the STAR wants to know why
the managers Of the Washington theatres
are about to let Mrs. Mowat: retire to the
shades of private life, without making
her bow to Washington audience! We
are informed that every indueement has
been held out to this lady to get her to
play farewell engagement in this city;
but, for reasons of private nature, she
declines.
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OYSTER SHELLS FOR FRUIT TREEs.-A
correspondent in the Germantown Tele-
graph, writing on the subject, says: .
One Of the most effectual applications
| have ever made to fruit trees in an old,
barren situation, is compost in which
finely broken oyster shells were the prin-
cipal ingredient. The oyster shells have
generally large per centage of saline
matter attached to them, in q fresh state,
with some animal matter and much lime.
By breaking them and mixing them with
wood ashes, an almost immediate and de.
cided improvement will take place.
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FIRST GRAND C0TILL0N PARTY
PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD.

F1NHE Committee of Arrangements take pleasure in
announcing that they viii give grand Cotil
lon Party, at ODD Fellows Hall, on EASTER NON
DAY, the 18th Ct April, 1854. where every arrange
ment viii be made for the enjoyment Of all who may
honor them with their presence.
~ Refreshments will be furnished by the com.
pany. .s.5s.---.-l.s-.s -.s !.
So Supper can be had be ween L. AMI o'clock.
furnished by an experienced caterer.
No hats or caps will b. allowed in the hall
I Gentlemen tho wish invitations for ladies viii
please leave th' ir nam. at J T Evans Hat Store
Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY GENTS IN ne
had ut the usual place and of any the n mber of the
tommtHee o. Arrangements. =.
Gapt Jos Peck, Ii Clark Mills, ~
1t w nade", 1t j Pettibo1e,
Enflgn Pick, Quar- ] @ Evans,
g, 10 whitney, SGT Msftingl',
= A1u, @ Kraft, y aS.g7 -
u eeitS, - is Finch. a s4-
mar lS~M&e6R ..ss 1gI
et sFea-- --s .- t-r p .-s
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FIR K SEQ, DECOR TIVE.

AVID AVERY DESCRIPTION OF
u K n A NJ Z N T. AL PAIN NG.
'INHE undersigned respectfully informs The ti5.
Il zens Of Washington and its vicinity that, ba,
,ng determined on locating themselves ps rms ncnt,
in this city. as FRESCO, DECORATIVE. AND OR
NAMENTAL PAINTERS, they shall at all times b.
prepared to devote their attention to decoration
any style of the interior of Church es Public Ais
Private DIV ellires, &C. 90.
rrr -. HUBERT SCHUTTER,
'--~ -[r~tLtas HENRY KAHLERT, -
Pa ave. S. side, between 18th and l4th sts.
mar 20-3m* 4
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DrOne Of the courts Of Missouri has
decided that the act prob, biting free
negroes and mulaltoes from emigrating
to that State, was unconstitutional and
void. :. ~'s iH5 = 8
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u The Russians never laugh. When
they feel funny they double up,
squeeze their vitals, and then give their
buslly inoustacbc a deuced witch. 81.
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U The citizens Of Cincinnati have
contributed $4,000 for the construction
of second steam fire. engine.
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CITY EXPRESS

CITY EXPRESS.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
EA\ ES Georget wu daily tSur DAYS excepted) a.
II Z NJ and IL o'clock IN Leaves Wa bir q 10,
al a. III. and o'clock, p. m.
Packages, &c left ut any of the stores on Biid..
street, Georgetown, or Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
in9ton, be called for AMI delivered With safety and
dispatcn. J.J. B0GUE.
mar 20-tf
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R- smithsenian Institution Lee

81 Smithsonian Institution Lee.
On ondsy en- "Wednesday evenin,s In. 2oti, and
I'D instant, by Or J. Lawrence Smith.
On MONDAY evening" subject The sere al pr. D
critics of the metal., potash and soda with an 40
count of their applications to the arts Of gss, and
9 zap Masking, 10 flff7 90
On WEDNESDAY evening, on the comp upds Of
lime, aiuinina, md silica with their applications.
On FRIDAY evening Rev. DR.. Butler will lecture
for the Young Mems Christian Association
Doors open at I-lectuIe commence At
49, The Educational and Social
l6 Rights OF Women.-Mrs Eruestine
cation and social sticn Of woman, at Caruss sa-
leon, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 22st instant, q
~ o'clock. -
Admission 25 cents
Tickets to be had at the doc. nar 1s-Sts
M Presidents Mounted Guard,
h Attention !-You are hereby notifi-d
& TUESDAY EVENING. the 2ist instant.
acted. I - :"
1t is desired that the members of the CORPS win be
punctual lie their attendance.
by order Of the Captain: .-ft-
JAMES A. KING,
mar l8--3t& Finan. Sec
G6 REWARD.-Ioat, ct the Railroad Deoot,
epC or on 9th street, on Friday evening, a rich
siS SHAWL, Of gay colors, double faced-green and
red on one side, red and black on the other pp!y
At MRS. Nericks. opp. Treasury Department
nNIONS.-Just received by the schooner Fult N.
~ 900 barrels Of ONIONS, which will be sold al
aredueed price to close consignment. Apply to
JOHN j. BOGUE
mar 2o-st N''' s'''"A' I
NOTICE.-The owners or consignees OF S bias
IN kets of WINE, per schooner Voiant from New
YORK, are requettet to call for them at MY store
PETER BERRY, Water street.
1000 bushels prime MERCER POTATOES hourly
expected. mar 2o-sts
I 81. WISER would respectfully inform th-ir
~ customers and the pubic generally that the,
are prepared to furnish III, IN with BREAD BUNS
BISCUIT FRENCH ROLLS and CAKE of every
he, ERUPTION. Orders promptly attended Is.
Also, for sale one bread wagon.
Two very nice airy rooms for rent, suitable for
gentleman Terms moderate. =
mar 20-3t* 10th street bet~eeu AMI 2.
D. W. EDMONsTON- Jn,
Attor at l. a w.
once on street, tlo0 doors JeIou Old FsI'o7o, HaU
VIII practi-e in the Courts Of the District aud tn.
d'io'hing countes ~ Virginia NAV 20 I'm
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
AE are now opening the chearest and most G. m
w plete stock of these goods TO lie found in thi,
ery 4 ELSEWHERE. Cash or prompt credt-dea 'ers
respectfully requested not 10 buy without first call
ing in our place. They viii be shown through with
pleasure and great bargains offered to ensure Quick
sales BARNES MITCHELL,
Pa avenue, between Sth and 9th ssreets
mar 20-eo2w
SUGAH, MOLASsES, HONEY, &c.
~ 50 hhds. New Orleans Sugar
30 bbs. prime N. o. Moles,es
~ tiefces do do do
10 hhds. bright Porto Rico do
bbls Honey
30 bags Java flee
SIS do Rio do
IL Gerces Rips
lN doc. Rabbits Yeast Powders
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declines.
NJ Some of the Baltimore papers are

U Some of the Baltimore papers are
giving the Irish Societies of that city
raking for alleged indignities offered to
the press at their celebration on St.
Patrick's day. The Argus calls the Hi
berian Society set of aristocrats, who
should be called "High-bernians;;" while
the Times thus talks of the other Society
"At the dinner of the Irish Social and
Benevolent Society," the President, j. j
Lawn, Esq, in welcoming the company pre-
sent to partake Of the supper, join in the toasts
&C., &C., desired ''the officers and invited
guests to proceed first to the ROOM Then.
be requested the .fmembers of the press AMI
others'i to fall in, ''indiscriminately behind -
And we presume the 'members of the press
tives of tbs press are not entitled to an equal
footing at any public festivity, or on any pub
lie occasion, they owe 1t to the dignity Of their
profession and their own respect, to decline
the second-handed honor. II the press of
Baltimore has nat the courage to resent con-
duct of this kind, it deserves to be called
time serving, timid and sycophantic.
1t is strange that some people will
never have sense enough to prevent them
from quarreling with the reporters.
DIsPENsATIoN FOR SOLDIERS AND SAIL.
oRs.-The New York Freeman's Journal
calls attention to the fact that the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Timon in 1850 obtained the
following dispensation from the Pope:
We obtained from the Sovereign POntifr
for the sailors and soldiers in the United
States Army and Navy a dispensation of the
law Of abstinence, in consequence Of which
sailors and soldiers in the service Of our
country need abstain from flesh meat only On
six days of the year, viz the three last days
of Lent, Ash Wednesday, and the yigiis Of
Christman. and the Assumption. Servants and
families living with the dispensed have also
right to the dispensation I"
FAST DAY.-Maine and New Hamp-
shire agree IN setting apart April ID, as
the annual Fast day.
Four Eastern States have now made
this appointment.
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I HE best Bargains in this City I'm
FfrewOod are sold on Maryland avenue,
1t the canal bridge ne r the Ca, itol His motto il
Quick sales, ready cash, and sn all profits
Please give him q call, and if you cannot save
money by dealing with him. d. w. HEATH.
mar lS-dly
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
WASHIN TON CITY:

MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 20.
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~ EW BOokS.-The Lamp Lighter: moral tale
II of thrilling interest. Price 81.
Mrs Ben Darby: or the Veal and Woe of Social
life, Temperance Tale, by Maria Collins Price 81.
Female Scripture Characters: by Vim. Jay, author
IF Morning and Evening Exercises PRIZE 81.
Doctrine of the Holy Enchorist iby Robert lssse
WilbeIforce, A. Nj. Price 81 -25 For sale by
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE.
mar 1S-d Seventh street.
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.

M are now opening the chearest and most c. m
w plete stock of these goods 10 lie found in thi,
city IT elsewhere. Cash or prompt eredt-Iea ers ar,
respectfully requested not 70 buy without first call
ing in our place. They viii be shown through with
pleasure and great bargains offered to ensure quick
sales. BARNES MITCHELL,
Pa avenue, between Sth and 9th streets.
mar 20-eO2W
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DUN AND WHISkEY-
III loo bbls Washington County Whisky
% barrels Rum
Now landing and for sale by
WATERS & SHOEMAKER,
Water street, Georgetown d. C.
mar lS-1ws
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TOBACCO
l. 81 boxes pound lump "Monacan"
% do SIS Nelson's"
70 do SIS 'Lyle Daridsop'sr
cases 10. 81 q Wsde's'
Just received and for sale by
mar lo-lw* WATERS SHOEMAKER.
nN MARROW PoNApE Of superior qrality, for
" sale at isNNpSD'S
mar iS--t eth street
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The Educ attonai and Social
.lb Rights OF Women.-Mrs. Erue.tine
l. Rose, native Of Poland, vi l speak on the Edu.
cation and social p siticn Of woman at Carus,s Sa-
leon, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 22st instant, a.
~ o'clock. "
Admission % cents.
Tickets to be had at the doo- uar 1s-3t&
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INEAS-TEAS-TE
L leo half chests Imperial, Gunpowder, and Pou-
chong. For sale by
WATERS 4 SHOEMAKER,
Water street, Georgetown, d. c.
mar 1e-lwf
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NOR THE SPRING TRADE-LINEN CAMBRIA
l. HANDkERCHIEFS.-Thel large sales Of Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs the past season warrant
n presenting to our customers q very large assert
nent this spring, and, think at very low prices
STENENS'S Sale Room.
mar lS-eo3t Browns Hotel
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OUTER
- Prime Glades, in store and for sale by
WATERS SHoEdAKER,
Water street, Georgetown, ID. {.
m l,rE
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l YoNS kATIIAlRoN, fnr preserving, besufying
IL and cleansing tie hair: for sale at
mar ls-.,t IAMnOND's 7th St
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OST-Betweeen the Navy Yard and Penpsyl.
IL vanis avenue, or On ti e avenue, hair Brace
LEI, valued a. keepsake. for which q suitable re
ward will be given ii n at TIE store OF C. Wsrriper
Co.. Penn. avenue, between 9th and l0th sts.
mar lT-3eS
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--zsfs5 t-I slz5 zrls-4- a..--.d -fsl .5.-.s. So
t~s4 % s18sIu es,EAJ8 -
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100 HHDs. SUGAR

ION 1900 sacks fine and ground Alum Salt
10 casks London Porter
10 casks Scotch Ale
10 casks Rice
SO boxes Cheese
l50 packets Java Coffee
loo bags BIO Coffee
rs bags Porto Rico Coffee
10 casks Sal Soda
SO boxes pure Cider Vinegar
inst received, in store, and for sale by
WATERS 4 SHOEMAKER
Water street, Georgetown, d.
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under which northern members rest, &C., it is
ut this moment sure of majority of thirty in
the House.
Hon. John Robbins.-We hear that efforts
are be ng made $50 far, In vain,) to induce the
Hon. John Robbins, NJ. c., to accept a nomi-
nation as the Democratic candidate for the
Mayorality of the cor solidated city of Philadel-
phia. We trust that he may consent to permit
his friends thus to use his name. Mr.. Robbins is
eminently practical man, with large share
Of common sense-that so rare, yet so necessary
ingredient in the mental composition of a
successful public man, If we may judge by
his personal popularity here where he has
resided during the winter fo- some five years,
il we are not mistaken he will be very hard
man to beat, indeed The party" will do
well to refuse to take nay from him. as they
must secure a candidate, to succeed, who has
great strength Independent Of that Of his mere
political organization.
q. An Officers Extra Pay Withheld under
certain circumstances.-A officer leaving the
Army before the close of the Mexican war, is
not entitled to the three months " extra pay, y
under the law Of July 10, 1648, merely be-
cause he assigned i'll health as reason for his
resignation, especially if it was accepted " on
the ground that he had performed little or no
service since bis appointment" He must pro-
duee the surgeons official certificate Of disa
biIity, or show by other conclusive proof that
his retirement from the service was caused by
sickness.
Most Important from Eurcpe.-The last
arriving steamer brought letter from London
to commercial house in New York, from q
party fully cegnizant of the proposed plan Of
operations military of the allies. According
to the information it announces, there were at
that moment ten powerful English war steam
ers assembled at Spithead, about to sail for the
Baltic Their mission was to cruize within
striking distance of the Russian Baltic feet
bound up in the ice, and to destroy those ves-
sells, seriatim, as the ice parting permitted
them TO be reached. After doing that they
were to storm cEonstsdt, calculating certainly
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HAIR BUSHES SC--LAnMoND. 18th street has
IL received Hair, Tooth, M I. Cloth Shaving
md other Brushes and for tale low.
ms1 lS-3t
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81. WISER would respectfully inform THEN
~ customers and the pubic generally, that the,
are prepared to furnish III, IN with BREAD BUNS
BISCUIT, FRENCH ROLLS aud CAKE of every
description Orders promptly attended Is.
Also, for sale one bread wagon.
Two very nice airy rooms for rent, suitable for
gentleman. Terms moderate =
mar 20-3t 10th street ketxeen ap5P
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06

FOR the KenlOUdl and Permanent Cure of oil
Diseases arising from an impure state of
tie Blood, or Habit of the System.
ME SOLICIT THE ATTENTION OF THE OBSERVER
sent by DR. Guysot n Y Believing it to be one of the
most astonishing record and knowing the facts Of
TIE case, We deeIn 1t worthy of public notice:
TALLAPoosA Co., (Ala.) Jan. 9, 1854.
DR. GCTsoTr-Dear Sir send you this to certify you
@ your Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila has
formed one OF te most wonderful cures that has
been effected on man
have been afflicted for forty years with rruptons on
head and feet In lS48 they got so had that had
go on crutches and in 1S49 had leg amputaed above
the knee In about nine months after other leg broke
out in large eating running sores from nv knee to nv
loot ana discharged great deal of offensive matter My
groin also broke out in large bes which discharged much
oensve matter and at the time left hand broke
out IN large running nearly to my elbow
The misery that have suffered for the last two years
can not describe to you. l in such agony that
never rested day or night was given up 10 die and by
he hep OF God had made preparation for death, and
had pointtd out to my family the place where to bury
remains
In October last my son brought me one of your bottle
wrappers. read it, and found record of wonderful
cures performed by Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar
saparilla sent and got two bottles of it. and commen
ced taking it. In two weeks to my great astonshment,
my sores all became easy and could sleep all night
thing had not done for two years When had taken six
bottles had nearly all healed My got well
as II by enchantment ! have now used in all eight bot
ties OF your Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapar and
forth the worth of this Medicine to my graft
tude for what it has done for must call it savior OF
man from misery while living upon earth
lentreat all of the afflicted try this Medicine, for
believe will any known disease in the world Lay
aside all prejudice and just try it, and proclaim its great
worth to suffering mankind and entreat them to take for
it will them.
Ny is well known in a large portion of South Car
ona Georgia and Alabama and any should doubt the
above invite them to call and will show
them the l be found in Tallapoosa Co, Ala
bama. one mile from stones Ferry. BENZ. HUGHES.
Sold by PARK & WHITE 94 Merchant street. Sd door
above Montgomery San Francisco to whom all orders must
be addressed.
w
Nevada; R. H. MCDONALD, Sacramento RICE, COFFIN &
Co., Marysvile. Sept. s, 1854.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06
San Francisco ADVERTISEMENTS.
HE AMERICANS EgEEsD !!
HOIIOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens of the United states =
most humbly and sincerely thank you Tor the I'M
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this opportunity Of stating that my Ancestors were
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PMS expressly TO suit your climate habits constitutions
and manner living intending TO establish myself among
York THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
No IS Corner of Ann and Nassau sts, New York
The Bi0od Lirer and Bilious Complaints.
The Citizens of the Union suffer much from disorders of
the Liver and stomach The fair SEX perhaps; the most
handsome in the World at cetan period, loose their
teeth and good looks while yet in the heyday of life
These evils may be eectuay remedied by continually
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purify Blood accordance with the directions which
cure of H'eakmess and Debility Of Ten Fears Standing
Captain John Johnson, of the Astor House. New York
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est health.
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following complaints =
Ague Debility Headache Scrofula, or Kings Evil
Asthma Dropsy Indigestion Stone and Gravel
Jaundice Eryspelas Piles Bilious Complaints
Blotches on the skim Female Irregularities,
Liver Complaints Secondary Symptoms
Bowel Complaints Fevers of all kinds
Veuerial Affections Worms of all kinds
Consultation of the Bowels Retention of Urine, Gout
Weakness from whatever cause.
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all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
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F-There is great saving by taking the larger sizes
n B-Directions for the guidance of patients, i'll
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Nn HOlloways Pills and Ointment are for Sale by HEN
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for California, Oregon oud Sandwich Islands.