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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA
COLUMBIA, Aur. |!

SOSC4uoA3a3 -Au ~.
The steamer America has arrived at Halifax,
with three days later intelligence from Europe.
LIVERPOOL CorrcS MARKET.-The demand
is good with stifer rates. The sales of the
week reach 5000 bales, Of which 10000 were
taken on speculation.
Dennistoun quotes Cotton in favor of buyers,
Fair Orleans Gil, Midlng 55.lGd; Fair Up
hands 3-l6d, Midling 3.l6d
The Russians attacked the French and Tur-
kish camp at Gucrgero and were defeated, with
Russians retreatcd by forced marches. The
Russians were countcrmarchng
There WAS i brilliant reception preparing for
Omar pascha at Bucharest on the 7lh.
The Austrian troops were ordered to advance
from Pes,h TO Gallicia. The total Austrian force
amounts to $4,000 men.
The frontiers have not been crossed, but pre-
paratiuns for hostllitirs are Of colossal cirac-
ter.
The cholera is raging in the British army and
at Constnntinoplc.
,ehe allied flee: had gone to reconnoitrc the
coast of Crimea.
One hundred thousand French and English
troops would Immediately enter Crmca and get
possession of the heights above Sebas,opol.
The defeat Of the Turks in Asia is confirmed,
DcViiliers, with troops, joined the allied fleet
of A!and
The Car Archduke and Arch3utchess Con-
stantnc, narrowly escaped capture by an Eng
lish steamer.
Spain was tranquil. The Queen hid accept
cd Espartcros plan Of government. ESpar;ero
is President Of the Council, and ODonncll, Min
lister of War.
Queen Chrisiana is allowed TO leave Spain.
But II she does not go, will he iorcibly elected.
The Royal Council has been suppressed, the
Junta abrogatcd, aud the trial of the ex-Ninis-
ter ordered. Sartorius is in prison. The old
Minister is concealed; tic exile Of the Infant,
Don Enrique, revoked.
Important news is expected from the Baltic.
The Kings of Austria and Prussia were hold
ing conference at Jachu, on the 3lst ult.
City tranquil.
Lieut.. Bonaparte sent his rcsignaionto to Wash
ington and has joined the French army.
The Western Powers had formally rejected
RusSias propositions, but made 4 new one.
The Cabinet Of Vienna has notified its will
lingness 10 entertain new propositions.
The Cholera is raging in Italy.
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respectable and that the Institution has within it.
self the neans of imparting very fair education Let
il be stored. 4
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TIE CRops--Thc Eufaula Spirit of the
South, OF the S,h inst. says I'VE have had
another weeks residence in the rorrid Zone, at
least the temperature here would be highly credi-
table to the Equatorial regions. All vegetation
seems to gasp for life. The corn crop once 50
promising has been irrcpar.bly injurcd-and
cotton is shedding its fruit with IN apparent
unanimous resolution to bear no more. The
Rust is committing its rayages in many p!anta-
lions, and altogether the prospects Of the cotton
crop have materially declined in the last two
weeks. The heat is so intense that it seems one
week does rs much injury as two weeks Of old
fashioned dry weather"
The following from the Monticello (NIiss.)
Journal, Of the 9th, is better news:
The corn crop is made, and is Il good one,
Cotton looks fine, and if it should meet with no
misfortune, promises ;ie largest yield known in
this country for wears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

MURDER OF Az AMERICAN IN CnlNA.-The
Chinese mail brings an account of the murder
in China of Mr. George Perkins, n Bostonian,
formerly of the house of Thwing and Perkins
Lately he retired from the house of Russell and
Co., Canton He left the bark Corcordia from
San Francisco ut the entrance Of Hong Kong
harbor, on the 10Th Of May, in Chinese boat
for Macao. Not appearing at that place, search
was made by the u. S. Coasul, Mr.. Spoouer
when it appeared that the crew of Chinese boat
had murdered him in his sleep, in order to obtain
his effects. Several Of the murdercrs have been
arrested and have confessed the crime. Nlr.
Perkins, though young man, had amassed 4
large fortune, with which he was about 10 return
home.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

TIE CosN Cgos-NVe farn from persons
from Wcstmo:gland county, Virginia, that in
many parts OF hat and The adjoining counties
the entire growing corn crop has been nearly
destroyed BY the drought; SO much 50 that ma
ny farmers are beginning to talk Of buying corn
for their owr use The ensuing year. Fields that
have heretofore yielded, il 4 good season thou
sands Of bushels, will not yield This season hun
drrds.
In Washington, Russell, Smythe, Lee, and
Tazewell counties, but little corn will be made
this season, in consequence Of dry weather in
that section Of the State-Richmond Enquirer.
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COM John Downes, whose death occurred 4
few days ago, wis., when y years Of age, it is
said, sent from home by his father, with pack
on his back and told to seek his fortune at sea.
When out of sight of his fathers hous!l, he sat
on 4 fence and wept. He soon, however, seized
his bundle, and rcsolulcly began his journey.
On arriving in Boston, he made his way to the
place where the Constitution WAS fitting ont.
He fell in with her first lieutenant, Isaac Hull,
to whom he expressed :: desire to be taken on
board A few questions were put aud answered
satisfactorily, and his desire was gratiird. He
behaved so nobly, for Il boy, during his first trip,
that lis commander procured him midslip-
mans warrant. Such was the commencement
Of long, useful and brilliant career in the naval
service.
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Still we stick 10 them, but aver oursclf in this
instance more than willing that all men should differ
from u.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

YELLOW FEVER IN SAvANNAH.-A letter re-
ceived by gentleman in this city from Il friend
of his residing in Savannah, Ga. and written on
the 18th insi, has been kindly submitted to our
perusa 1t contains the startling information
that The yellow fever has made its appearance
in that city. The writer says: 1T is pretty
thick No one knows how many, but report
says t,ccnty cases occurred yesterday. The peo-
pie here don't like to own it, but there is no
doubt there is plenty of it here" This is the
first inttnation we have seen Of its existence in
Savannah.
Sine writing the above we have received the
Savannah Republican Of yesterday. 1t says:
1t vii! be seen that the Board of health re-
port three deaths the past week from yellow
fever 1t is but proper to add, that the disease
is confined to 4 very small and much neglected
part of the eastern end OF the city, near the in
tersection Of Broughton and East Broad sts.-
that it has not assumed an epidemic from, and
that there is not the least alarm felt by our ciii-
zens.-Augusta ConStiutionalist.
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THE Newbery Sentinel Of the 10th inst, says: :
- Gold has been discovered in this district, on
n plantation about IS miles from here, owned
by n. A. Hunter, an enterprising citizen of this
place. Several line specimens have been dis
covered on the surface. II is probable that a
gentleman we'll known for his energy VIII COM
mence operations shortly TO test the richness of
the mine. We wish them success and trust
that they may be amply repaid, by gathering
quantities Of the shining ore. The more mon
ey the better for us. Ii brings in advertising, it
extends the circulation of papers, it inft,ses life
into even lis,less people, and it gives subscribers
Citizens search your soils, for there's many
mine OF gold llcreabou;s, that has lain unGs-
covered for years, which il found, would place
You, like Dorn among the miIIionaires Of the
day. Go ahead, gentlemen, hunt up your gold
mines u
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02
CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-parisb of

To Richard Terrell residing IN tie city of ~ Orleans
You are hereby notified to make and repair your roads,
bitches and bridges your land situated in this parish on
the bayou Grand Caou bounded above by annds of r. r.
Barrow and below by lands owned by the heirs Of Green
bury Thomas being the land purchased by you of Mrs
Henry f. Wade, the 18th of July 1854. Said repairs to
be made in the manner pointed by Art of the Regula
tons of the Police Jury said parish as follows towt
ART All public roads in this parish shall have travel
ing track Of at least thirty feet wide Wherever any of said
roads shall tnbered land the timber shall be fell
ed and the underground cut down sixty feet in width
and for the width Of thirty feet all trees smp roots and
other distractions shall be cut ard cleared even with the
surface of the ground ditch shall be on the upper
side Of the travelling track of all public roads this parish
at least three feet wide at the and Deep and the
dirt thrown into the center and properly eyeled
ed and whenever the Inspector may think necessary,
ditch shall be cut both sides. Cross bitches shall
from said side ditch sufficient in number depth width and
LENGTH to prevent said roads from oyerowing during heavy
rans said bitches to be curbed under the bridges and be
well and substantially brdged, the bridges to be at least
eighteen feet wide to be supported by not less than six good
cypres ss and covered with strong pckets panks of
less than two inches thickness which shall be securely
tened down for their whole length with iron spikes
And said roads to be six inches the sides and eighteen
inches in the centre above the highest water mark
lou required to make the said repairs within twenty
days after the publication hereof Otherwise shall proceed
to the be made your expense in the
pointed out by law. r I. MICHEL, Road Inspector
(Attestedl I. GAGsE, Clerk of 2. Jury, 4h District
Parish OF Terrebonne, Nov. 16 1854. 4S-3t.
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Succession Of Thomas Butler.

SUCCESSION SALE-State Of Louis
~ iana-Ffth District Ceurt-Parish CT TerrebonueF
There will be sold at pub c auction by the Sheriff of the
parish of Tereb ne, the premises, the Sd day of
JANUARY ls55, the following described property tow:
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION situated on both sides
of the Bayou Little Terrebonne Black about eegen
miles above the town of Iou consisting of the tugste
Roger claim and the double concession thereto and 1863
Of the J. B. Roger claim making 1449 acres; Ten
arpents front OF the j. B. Roger claim by depth of SO
arpents making 600 arpents also, section No.
A. T. 10, r. 16 H., containing 80 acres Section No A.
T. Is, X. Is e., containing $50, IS I.o No. of
Section 81 T. 16, r. I6 E. containing 800 IA acres; ac
tonal section No 81 T. 49, r. 16 E. containing 81
AND EIGHTY-FfNE NEGROES attached to and belonging
to said plantation, toge her with the Horses, Mule Cattle
Sheep, Hogs, Wagons, Carts Farming Utensils, &c.
ID. On the 5th day OF JANUARY, 1855.
CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION situated on the Bayou
Grand Gallon about fourteen miles from the town of
Houma composed Of the following tracts land ~ arpents
front both sides of said Bayou with depth of 50 arpents
1866 arpenis; No in T. IS, r. II E., the West side
and No in T. Is r. II E. 1S5 Ten arpents front
both sides Of said Bayou by depth of ~ arpents,
being the grant to George Toups 400 arpents Fractional
Section No. A. T. Is r. Il E., lie also, Il arpents
front by depth of 40 arpens the West side of said
Bayou $50 arpents, making 1870 arpents
AND EIGITY-SEIEN NEGROES attached to and belong
ing the said plantation together with the Horses Mules
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wagons, Carts, Farming Utensils
TERMS AND CoSpIrIoNs.-One Fifth Of the price, CASH.
the balance in four equal annual instruments from the day
sonal security bearing interest the rate of eight per
per annur from the day of sale until paid with mortgage
on the property Sold JOS A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Terrebonne, November 25. 1851 4 = =
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FIAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Paroisse
IL de Terrehonne

Richard Terrell, reSidnnt en- la cite de la Nourels
ORLEANS.
Fos etes par presentes noe de aire de reprer
vos cemns foss6s ct points, suee cans
cette parosse lie bayou Grand Caou borne en- aut par
DIES terres appartenan R. r. Barrow ct en- has par cs
appartenant heritiers de Greenbury Thomas la qe
terre eant la meme achetee par de Madame Henry
Wade, lie II Juliet 1854.
Les des Preparations devront ere fates de maniere
sgnaee par Part. des Regiments du Jury de Police d.
cette parosse, qu est CONNIE suit. SAVIOR: s
ART T. Tous les chemns pubcs dams cette parosse
ront un epace pacourabe dau mnns trene pieds de lar
geur Toutes les fos lu aucune DIES dts cfemns passeont
DIES terres bosees bois aatt ct les ranes ct
plantes parasites seront coupees dams une eede au
moins soiSante pieds ct pour argeur rente p ous
arbres r0ncs arbre racnes distractions seront
coupes Ell nyees squa Ia surface du SOL sera crebse,
SIR lie cote lie plus eeve de espace de chen pacOurab
raFeng track sur ous chenins pubcs de cette parais
un fesse dau moins os pieds de large somme ct de
deuX peds la base ct la terre exre du dit sse etee au
CENTRE ct bien nyeee tassee; toutes les @ I'm
specteur lie ugera necessaie osse sar es
deux cOtes du chenin ii sera des osses de ay
partan du fosse qui ionge lie chen nombre arge
ell ongeur suiisan pour eupGcher les dts chemns eue
nondes pendant les ortes puies les dts fosses de ay
deTront efe bien arree les points, ct f0ren ponies
les points devron moins dx-hu pieds de large es
devront ere asis mons six forts seu de eyfe e
converts &c forts peux on planches nayant pas os u
dex poces depasseur qni settlement ass,Jeis u
hes aans ouie leur longneur avec DIES ponies de Ter
TT les dts chemus devront ere six ponces de ahenr ao
chaue COTE ct de Xu posces de hateur au ceiitre a
dessus de la plus haute inarqte DIES eaux.
Nous etes sommes de fare les dites PREPARATIONS Gan.
deaf de yingt jours de Ia publication de presente A
trement procedera les fre faire fras Ct aepe
de la manieae present. par Ia oi. p T. MICHEL.
Inspeeteur DIES Chemins, 4me pD"
(Atteste) F. GAGNE, Greffer iu Jury de Police . a.
de Tarr nhrp e bra
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Avis dEiectiOm.

NE election sera tenne dams chacun
- des ACCOMPLISHMENTS de Police de cette paroisse,
LUNDI lie 1seme jour de DECEAfBRE, 1854 pour prendre
lie vote des voteurs resdnts dams FArrondsement
question daccorder de refser DIES licenses pour vene
DIES BLOSSOMS envranes dams les mes du dit Arrondisse
ment La dite election tenue ct conute ccnormement
dispositions de Performance du Jury de Police relative
ce sujet, pass6e lie de Novembre, 1854. ~
Les commssaires dGlecons sont CONNIE suit, SAVIOR.
Premiere Arrondissement-F. Thibodaux B. Boudreaux
Z. d. Jordan. - If... e.
Deuxeme Afron-J. G. Potts. A. Legendre L. Gauraux,
Troisieme AIron-J. Mccolum NJ H. Daunis, j. Leblanc,
dit Noise. s<
Quatrieme Arron-o. Aycock, 7. Dupre, p A. Becknel.
Cinquieme ArronP. Dagle. ?. II. Darce, J. NJ Daige.
sixeme Arror-o Tennent, W. M Mercer F, S Goode
Huitieme Arron-M. Dupre, f. Fields, N. Robichaux.
Neuvieme Arron-J. Toupes, Il. Roddy V. Berger
Dxieme Arron-T. Buford, PWesh, Paul Foreses
Onzeme Arrpn-P F, Michel, U. Provost NJ Therot, ST..
pouzieme Arron-E D. Burguieres e. Porche D. Lang.
TreZieme ArTon-J l.. Carothers, NJ. Knight J..Nash.
Les retoars deections seront transmits soussign6.
F. GAGNE, Grefier du Jury de Police.
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Election Notice.
THERE will be an election be-

THERE will be an election held in
Il each Police Jury Ward Of the parish of Terrebonne
MONDAY the 18Th day of DECEMBER 1854 to take the
sense of the voters residing in the Ward on the question of
granting Withholding licenses to sell intoxicating liquors.
within the limits of said Ward said election be held and
conducted according to the provisions If the ordinance of
the Police jury relating to the subject passed the h day
of November, 1854
The commissioners of election follows, o-wit
First Wtnd--F Thbodaux, J. B. Boudreaux D Jordan.
Second Hdl4z-TJ G. Potts, AIegendre, E. Gautreaux.
Third 1Far7-J. McColum, NJ. II. Dauns, J. Leblanc,
dit Noise. 54$l i,@#Tt =.
Fourth Wan2-O. Ayoock, /. Dupre, P. A. Becknel.s
FIFTH Ward-P. Daigle, P. II. Darce, J. NJ. Daigle "a.
Sia'tb Ward--C. Tennent W. NJ Mercer, F. s. Goode.
Seuenth Ward. semple, W A. Bsand, r. Hotard, Sir
Ninth Wayd-J. Toupes, II. Roddy, Y. Berger. -
Tenth Werd-r Buford, P. Welsh, Paul Forest VI @t'5
EhegenM HNrd-P. f. Michel U. Provost M. Theriot, ST.
TaoelfM Wdrd-E. D. Burgueres, E., Rprche, D N Lang
Thirteenth Ward-J. L. Carothers, II Knight, J. Nash
The returns Of election shall be made the undersigned
fG3 ~ ISIS g.i,-l +. GAGNE, Clerk of Police Jury.
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DRUGS g. MEDICINES.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND!

10 TIE L1tts6iS Or NE tittte0 Sgffes,-
most humby and sincerely thank You fos the immense
patronage which You have bestowed upon my Pills Itake
this opportunity Of stating that my Ancestors were all
American Citizens and that entertain for all that con-
Germs America and the Americans the lively sympa-
thes, so much so that originally compounded these Pills
expressly to suit your climate habits constitutions and
manner ofivng, intending to establish myself among you
which have now DONE by taking premises in New York
t.T THOMAS HOLLOWAY
50 Maiden Lane Aeao YORK, and PA Strand Loa2oa
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
TWO SUGAR PLANTATIONS, stu.
SALE

TWO SUGAR PLANTATIONS, situ-
4 ated on Bayou Cour.abeau in the parish Of St Landry
about four miles from the town of 0pelousas.
LIST. a PLANTATION containing about 1929 superficial
acres, about $40 arpens of which in cultivation
about '9G in fallen timber and the remainder in wild land
This place has excellent Sugar House, Prgery one Of
Mics Co.'S Steam Engines which cost $4,000 good Dwell
ling, Negro Cabins Corn Crib, Stable Blacksmith Shor &C.
The sugar house contains Of folr kettles this year
the purgery capable of holding $50 hogse Of sugar
The whole par pernaia of the place, together with the
lands, new.
I'd. ANOTHER PLANTATION containing $50 superficial
arPents, of which 200 in cultivation, So in fallen
timber, and the remainder in wild land. This plantation
has excellent Sugar House. with of four kettles
newly set and Purgery capable Of holding 200 hogshea
of sugar The Engine is from the mandatory Of Niles &
Co, and $4,000 Also Dwelling House. Negro Cabins
Corn Cribs Stables Blacksmith Shop &C. &c The whole
paraphernala OF the place, together with the lands
These plantations situated Bayou Courtal eau.
navigabe stream communicating with the Mississippi River
having steamers passing and requesting before them nearly
every day. They about five miles from the Opeousas
Railroad Both places oin and there is in their immediate
vicinity about 400 rpents of land for sale. These
will double in value the Railroad will be
pleted. Each sugar house is insured at $4,000
Cotton grows nelY and if cotton planter desires pur
chase the vendor VIII obgate himself take both engines
at $4,000 each
The Parish Of St Landry being principally settled b. cotton
planters may be easily hired cm and after the Let
of November
These places will either be sold together or sersretey on
one, two, three four and five years credit with interest
from day OF SALE with good security to the satiacton Of
the vendor. For further particulars apply ITO
o2stf LOBIT &c CIIARPENTlfR, New Orleans
OR to A. Hickman NapoIeonvie, parish of Assumption
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- UERIFF'.S iSALE-
~ STATE OF L0UlSIANAFttl Judicial District Court
pari>h Of LafouFche
Moaet & Neil,

TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue OF a writ of fl. IA
eanating from the above entitled Court in the above en-
titled and numbered case, have seized and VIII offer
sale at public aucon at tie COURTHOUSE the Of
ThibodanS, on SAru RDAY, the "a Gay of DECEMBER,
1854 at ii o'clock M the following described property
to-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of
Lanrche, the :e bank of bayou Lafourche, about
II miles below the Of Thbofax measuring arpens
more or less 'front.' and between opening, lines by forty
arpens depth, bounded above by lands Of P Knoboch
and below by those owned by Paul Thibodaux, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of SALE Cash Said sale win be made to satisfy the
principal interest and costs of suit.
45-tds NJ BOURG. Sheriff
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50 Mataen, LaAe Neao YORK, and PA Strand
P URIFICATTON OF THE BLOOD.
AND LIVER AND RIIL OILS cAupI aIN1,s

AND LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
The citizens of the Union suffer much from disorders Of
he Liver and Stomach; scarcely any free from the
influence of these destructive naladie. hence life wears
last The fair sex, perhaps the handsome in the
world, up to certain period when distressing say,
many loose keir teeth and good looks while vet in the
heyday OF ie such sad evils may be eectuay remed ed
by continually eping the blood pure and the Liver and
stomach in healthy action, when life will flow ohIy
and resemble plants in congenia cline where an eternal
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effected and say fearlesy that healh and life be
prolonged for many years beyond their ordinary limits if
Holoways Pills taken purity the Hood according 10
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A CASE OF WEAKNESS & DERUrTY OF 10 YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY HOLLOWAYs Pills,
Copy eta Letter from Capt Joh Johaaoe 1ssor House
Neso York, dlted ian. Str, 1854
TO PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 3s Corner of Ann and Nassu
Streets ~ 9-: 1t is with the heartfelt Measure
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suffered frcm arrangement of the Liver and Stomach
and was reduced to such extremity that gave up INV
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at ast recommended 10 take Pills After US ny them
for three months, the result sthat am now in better
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remain Sir, yours respectfully,
ISgaedl JOHN, JOHNSON.
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@e .l0NotftH8 coRYHGtn1S:
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Bo.ches the Fevers of all kinds Stone and Gravel
shln Gout Secondary Syn,p-
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Ionstlpa ION eftie Indigo ton Fencrinl Afectans
Bowels Iaundice Worms OF all kinds
Debility Liver Complaints We ,knass from
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~ Maiden Lane n. York and IA Str3nd Loadon so BY
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NB-Directions for the guidance of patients in every
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