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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

FOURTH OF july !!--Stll another great re-
ncon has been made IN prices SUMMER CLoTH-
tsc Ger unsu Boys LAgs Cheek MaIsees Vests and fine
CtothiDs ha gains" OAK HALL, Nos 81 aud So
fnGoDsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

MOURNING GoopS-MoURSlNG GoODs.-ln adj
dicn heavy s.ock will oaer MONDAY. July 2
back Bsrsges per Printed Lawns I'd fine French
08gkans n French Prints, yard wide, aud all other
good . very reduced prizes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

LAWNS, LAwNs-We will open, this morning
three Of fine French LAWNS 1worth 26;
q elegant GRENADINES at 5l-woyih 81 80 per yard.
T.. H. LEADBEATER Co., No. S47 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

pfEs &C. o. HIGH Cosr.-ALBEET II. NiCoLAy will sell
tbs Day. (Tse2sJ July 81 II o'clock o. his Saleroon,
No. Br1ads- variety Of superb BrsudCs,
Vines kc- Including which thir old, having
been ported expressly for The Irving H0use AMI used
the tables Of that ceebr tied house daily Also many others
which bond and vii Be sold ~ thJu portion
and be sold Of fhe parss declining
bnsnesa. This Offers unusual inducements ana recon
mend parties hat deous 81 Purchasing hne liquors At
the livery he as Of the season pre-
the PrDhbiEorv Liquor Law Every
warranted represented. For fan parrcI
he avertseueut Of Mr. NlcoEAV n anosaer co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

hshnen No zl Broadway Sd door above the Aston Ouse
repaid fer the trouble Of ascending ghi Of
selections made from the large ock Of poveby the
best Readymsd Garments be procured safes Of which
being made a wholesale prices. VIM T. Jennings,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Fine Clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

ZEPHYR AND GAUZE MERINo UNDERSHRTs
Enthusiastically the article for Genilemens wear this
extremely hot ather Also large assortment Of c. watts,
Ties Gloves &c. at AGArEs celebrated Coszsa Shirt Empo
rum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN SUMNER HATs.-RAF-
fyHry LEASH will tr for few days large AMI superior
sortent al Summer Hat OIL kinds and styles extremely
prices which will enable gentleman % have new
Hat In which he celebrate the glorious ih Now The e
70 call at No 81 Chatham aud corner Of Chatham aud fearts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

Royal English VELVET CARPETS, ~ and 12i per yard.
Epdish TAPESTRY BRVssEIs CARPETS g. o. l0i per yard
IsGRANs, ISIS. HIRAM ANDERSON,
No. SO Bowery sign Of Great American Gag o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03
SUMNER opESrNc.-HATrERs TO GENTLEMEN,

LADIES' viii please make note Of the adyertis
meat "a
This morxnE's paper headed
CLosiSe SALEs SUMNER DREss GooDs,
ARa act according y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

" and provisions to the value Of $3.50, 900, 900"
That this should have been closed By note
of admiration is not extraordinary. Had it been
omitted we should ourselves have been disposed
to supply the omission, but not with view,
perhaps, to express the idea intended BY our
contemporary. Now, how stand tho facts
The food trade Of this country may be divided
into two parts, the one natural, aud the
other an unnatural one. The first is chiefly
with the West Indies aud South America, which
produce coffee, sugar and other commodities
that we need to buy. The second is with En-
gland which sends us in exchange the labor ex-
pended in converting cotton into cloth, while
our own laborers stsrve at home. The irst, be-
ing natural one, grows steadily and regularly
nc will no seen from the following figures:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
EuIOnean NcNS.

The Baltic arrived at New York on Thurs
day, with Liverpool dates to the sth inst.
The week which, this arrival covers is
more barren of news than any similar period
since the commencement Of the war With
the exception Of the announcement that the
Russians on the Tchernaya are again me
nacing the allied line, and the surmse that
England, instigatcd by France, is about to
pick quarrel with Naples, the papers con-
tain little else than odds and ends Of CORES
pondcucc regarding the battle Of Fraktir
bridge, and the bombardmcnt Of Swcabors.
The following are the latest official d.
patches from General Simpson:
"BEroEE SrnAsgorir Aug. 18th. - The
enemy have been concentrating troop, at
the Casoya and Carries, their left extending
as far as the village Of Makoul and are sup.
posed to have received considerable rein
!orcements which probably consist of two
divisions.
The bridge across the great harbOr is
now nearly completed and large bodies Of
men are employed in erecting earth works
on the north side of the harbor.
Entertainments have been thrown up on
the Scveranaya hill extending from the coast
to the site Of the first light honsc facing the
north.
Prom various sources we learn that the
Russians on the right bank Of rchcrnaya are
hcllin readiness for any offensive movement.
Our scigc operations progress steadily with,
] regret to say, heavy casualties on our side.
Signed. j. SrNrsoy."
Prince Gortschakon' briefly says: "thc
fire Of the enemy continues rs before"
At the same date pclissicr tclcgraphs -
can goes well, Everything advances, we
are making progress"
The French Minister Of War received dis
patches dated Crimca, y o'clock \. ~, on the
9th inst, which contains the following intel
ligcnce-
son the night Of the 9Th inst, great fire
took place, which was caused by the burn
ing the Russian two decker Marion, which
was anchored before Scbastoppl, the fire or.
iginaling by the bursting Of shell dseharg-
cd from the right attack The brill,ancy oi
the flames illuminated the whole ofthc allied
camp"
CoKNEncIAL ISTELiIGt yCE-Priccs are
stihcr, though no, quotaJly higher. Wheat
advanced one to two pence. Corn advanced
one shilling. Pork Transactions have been
large, but at slightly lower prices.
The Bank OF England has increased the
rate Of discount to four and a half per cent.
which has been since June is. at four.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
Judge Douglas.

We are gratiiicd to learn that Judge
Douglas has yielded to the importantly Of
his political friends, and consented to make
a tour Of the southern and middle portion 0 f
our state on the stump. lie addressed the
citizens Of Mcnard county at Petersburg on
Monday evening, taking for his subject, at
their request, the Constitution; ant on
Tuesday evening he addressed an immense
concour3c at Springfield. \ list Of dozen
more appointments in southern counties is
published in the Springfield Register, Alton
Democrat, and other democratic papers.
The southern and middle portions Of our
state have lately been ovcrrun by Codding,
uiddings, and other hired abolition orators
of that stripe, and it is meet and proper that
the poison they have so proluscly sown
should be met by its antidotc truth, and
none can minister it more ably or efficiently
than Judge ID.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
Otta(ua trtc Graotr.
Democratic County Convention.

Our democratic friends will bear in mind
that the county convention meets at this
place one week from to-day. Ii is desirable
for many reasons that every town in the
county should be represented. The times
are portcntous. Scctionalism and faeaticism
urc rampant in the land, the integrity OF the
Union is threatened, and the good and think
ing men Of all parties begin 70 see and admit
that the success Of the democracy alonc-the
only national party of the country-cln save
the Union. 1t duty the party own TO the
country, then, to be thorou lily organized
for the approaching election. There is no.
thing now ts disturb the harmony of the
party. The Offices to be filed are insignif-
cant compared to the principles at stake. Let
the contest then DC determined and united
one for principles, At no time in years
have the principles of the democracy been
50 directly in issue at our elections, and at
no time would victory have been so preg-
hant Of sautary results.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

RAcHEI..-Rachcl may be an angel, but
she is fallen one. Her reputation as an
actress is undoubtedly superior to any living
person. and probably we might extend this
TO the past as well as the present. But she
is no Jenny Lind in morals, and she can ne
yer carry with her the heart Of the Ameri.
can people. \ foreign correspondent of the
\. Y. SUaddy Courier, in giving sketch Of
her career, says:
"The very passions which give her such
power as an actress, make her desires natu.
rally moro vast and violent than those of
other women. She is described by her low.
ers as being Unsuitable and all.devourng in
her passion while it lasts. But when it cca-
SEES, as it often does suddenly, she is equally
cold and heartcss in casting her temporary
husbands aside. The most remarkable of
her 'aiaircs dc crur, both in duration and
indeed every respect, was that with Count
Walewski, lately French Ambassador in
London, and now Foreign Minister in Paris
ale is a natural son of the great Napoleon
and Polish lady of remarkable beauty, for
whom he conceived, one night at ball at
Warsaw, M immense passion, and had her in
her bail dress conveyed to his chamber that
night, the consequence of which was
Count Walcwski. In appearance hei most
like Napoleon orall his children. lie speaks
without reserve of his connection with Ra.
chcl, of whom he thinks most kindly, and he
layishes the greatest praise, strange to say,
on her AVAILABILITY and gentle home iascina.
ton.
"They lived together for some years, and
the fruit of their love is, think, three chill
drcn. Rachel has four others, by whom
Heaven knows. Rachel is most devoted to
her children, aud brings them up at her own
expense solely, with the most mothcrly
care. IL she is tigress in passion, she is
also to her tiger babes"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

A SriRTEn BHIpE-A couple were going
to be married, and had proceeded as far as
the church door, the gentleman then stopped
his intended bride and thus Unexpectedly
addressed her:
"My dear Eliza, during our courtship |
have told you most of my mind, but have
not told YOU the whole; when we arc mar.
ricd | shall insist upon three thingsw
"Wha, are ,hcyy' asked the lady,
"ln the first place." said the bridegroom,
81 shall sleep alone, shall cat alone, and
find fault when there Is no occasion, Can
you submit, TO these copditions'"
"Uh yes, sir, very easily" was the reply,
"for If you sleep alone, ! Shall not, il you cat
alone shall cat first; and as to your finding
fault withou, occasion, that think may be
prevented, for will take care You shall nev.
or want occasion"
The conditions being thus adjusted, they
proceeded 30 tho altar, ana the ceremony
vas performed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

\ SroEN.-Lakc Michigan, on Tuesday,
was the scene Of terrible storm, and much
damage was done to shipping. The schoon.
crs Scyastopol and Rockwell, at Milwaukee,
were stranded, and five of the passengers
were drowned. Inc Tuscorora, at Chicago,
also failed to make the barber and was pro
badly wrecked. the crew being saved only
by the. heroism Of some sailors from Chicago
who, at the risk ofthcir own lives, rescued
them with life boat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

ILLINOIS BANKS VS.. GEORGIA WMD-CAT.-
1t seems the bank department of this state
has decided, and the Supreme court sus.
tlins the decision, that under the Illinois
Banking law the bills of our free Banks,
when presented for redemption, must be
presented singly and protested sngly, while
notes Of a less denomination than s. may
be redeemed in American silver coin, which
by the laws of the I. ). is made a legal ten
dor for sums under s.. Upon this state of
facts, Taomgsoa's Bloh Note reporter re.
marh.;
New silver is abunlant it can DC fur
nishcd in large amounts at par--our banks
viii not receive it on deposit, and it cannot
be sold better than to per cent. dis
count The Free Banks of the West have
been in constant fear of the Georgia Currcu.
cy Bankers. They can now lortiiy them
selves with silYer-iSSuc nothing larger than
J's-set the Georgia wild-Cattcr at defiance,
and flourish. 1t will costa wild.cattur2 per
cent, to run Il Free Bank, while his own shin
plaStcrs can be run at per cent. cost.
The days Of the Georgia currency at the
West are numbered. Some will flil-sure
to Iail--othcrs will wind up
This may all be good law and good logic
but ia man having $4,000 in Illinois Bank
bills must spend months to go through the
process ofhhayng each bill redeemed, and
then take coin that is dcbascd, we can see
little advantage in such home currency
over the regular Georgia Wildcats. 1t
would be placing our Illinois currency,
which has hitherto held so high reputation
at the East, upon par with that of the free
banks Of Indiana and although it might end
in driving cut the Georgia wild cats, it
would do it by substituting worse eurrcn.
cy The specie can be obtained on wild
cats by going to Georgia after it, but with
our Illinois banks, instead of specie, we
would be practically thrown back upon Au.
di,or punn's happy fiction Of ultimate Sc
curity."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

HISS oY THE SruNr.-Joseph Hiss, the no.
torious Constructor" Of Massachusetts, Hin
dooism, and who displayed such question:.
bic gallantry as member Of the famous
nGnncry committee, accompanied Gov. VII
son, Of that state, to recent grand fusion
gathering at Kalamazoo, Michigan. Won't
our lIinIOo brcthprcn invite him to come
his way and "nStruct" them in the latest
rcincmcnts Of dark lantern ism?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

The epidemic at Norfolk is abating. On
Friday there were but twenty deaths, and
on Saturday about the same number Com.
pared with tho fearful mortality Of several
preceding days, the disease seems to have
rapidly declined. The Baltimoreans are
very worth about the action of the New
York Board of Health, in suhjecting
to rigid qgaratinc vessels arriving from that
port. They contend that Baltimore was new
in more healthy condition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

\ CoLD SnouLDEa.-During the height Of
the late inSurrcctionary movements on the
Rio Grande, in Mexico against the govern.
mcnt of Santa Anna, strong inducements
were held out to ilibusters from the L. 5.
to join the insurroctionary forces. Under
these invitations, Capt Henry, Of Texas,
raised a force of $50 men, and crossing the
Rio Grandc, offered his services to Col. Ian.
berg, Of the revolutionists. But he had come
too late The Col. had heard of the fight Of
Santa Anna, and informed Capt. II. that
they wanted no aid and could take care of
themselves. Capt. II. then went north, and
offered his services to Nidauri, but received
the same rebuff So Capt. II. was obliged
to disband his force, and they started for
home and u rumor says part Of them were
captured by Indians on the way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
RI,DMNDDt.IhNs.

u'llE -.h. r.Nrr- UHE. ou haud add Keep mr. sab.
tIH.. manufactured .g 'lr Redwood G.-- e..
The superior p.. DO and .HHrr.-. u' ir Chs rnu..
featured iy r.y REDWOOD GLN-, NANIFNJTIENG
60 Date byfs1 COZ ~ Redwood. >,V NDf., ui., XIV.
70 ~" preference tu auy other mad. she United State,
Owing To The superior quality Of the pure white Rock
sand ON the ground of '. Factory ,brug the same a,
:. found IN France for making Looking Ga., Plates, this
glass Is both winter and stronger au any other made in
this country.
Bidder, win readily see the aIyanta., " purchasing
U- Glass %, II t. no trtu-hpurut from M, Factory To
Chicago, and is consequently less broken than any other
hias. sold iu th- market
The subscriber will also receive order, for . Glass to
Do cut at the tac'o auy -ize wanted from Gl> 10 8pviD
september - L Earl 4 sON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

Under the new School Law, the election
Of School Directors throughout the State
takes place ON the first Monday in October
in each year. As this is a change from the
old routine, and as the law does not specify
10y whom the notice Of this election is to be
given, and consequently there may be
danger of its being overlooked, il will be
well for all to bear it in mind and see that
their Directors are elected according to law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

lMroRrASr FISAScrN MovEMENr.-Wc
learn from the Milwaukee Wisconsin, tina,
city held amccting on Monday evening last,
at which they all resolved with the exception
of the Wisconsin MarincBanR alexander
MITCHELL, that on and after the 18th instant
they will not receive on deposits the notes Of
dRy orthc Georgia OF Tennessee banks. This
is understood to be AIMED ut the whole brood
of Georgia currency, introduced by George
Smith into the west.
The Wisconsin adds that the example set
by the banks of that city will probably be
followed by all the banks in that State, and
thus Georgia currency will be shut out
entirely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

Tnr last INSTANCE or POPULAR SoyEp.
ry.--'rhc following is from the Missouri
Democrat Of the 9TH.
John 4. Lennon and David Dean, two
citizens of Hannibal, No., returned home
last "Wednesday from the gold hunt having
been unsuccessful, They report that Poole,
the leader Of company to the gold regions,
had been hung by his companions They
r,y that pooes fate was decided by vote
NO persons composing the expedition ;
\ .naior,iy being In favor of hanging
. y ron, ~ accordingly swung 10y the neck
Suu' " bus the poor fellow rNpiated his
an expedition " tie beatty
POWDER h,sy0ld mines
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

ASSOCIATE JUICE OF KANsAs.-Thc Pres.
idcnt has appointed Stribling &. Cato, Of Al.
ALBANIA, Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court of Kansas Territory, in place of Hon.
Rush Elmorc; and j. ". Burrill, of Penn.
sylyania, Associate Justice ofthc same court,
vice Saunders N. johnson, removed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

FRoM WAsnINGroN.-A correspondent Of
the n. Y. Herald states that on Wednesday
while the Cabinet was in session considering
the question of the Danish Sound Dues, the
President received from Kansas memorial
signed by u large number Of the earliest set
tiers of the Territory protesting against the
eager haste of Shannon in declaring himself
in favor Of slavery. The memorial was i'm
mediatcly given to the cabinet for action
thereon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

At latest dates from Dixon, in this state,
one man was drunk in u gutter, and three
others had just got through with whipping
their wives; the Irish had been having "a
bit of row." shawl had been found in the
street; Reynolds Dental rooms were ~dcr
Ns TrdasiiDt office, and Sophy Seymour
was writing communications for that paper.
Surely Dixon must bs zone OF tn, towns we
read Az ut.'-.fiig
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

Mn. BrcnANAS.-A Washington dispatch
says: The state oincgotations at the Court
of st. James are such that the public inter
est will require the continuance of Mr.. Bu.
chanan longer in London than he or his
friends in this country anticipated. His
connection with that mission will not there
fore terminate at the time heretofore an
nounccd, namely, tho LIST Of October 1t is
presumed that his detention has reference to
the Central American question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

The STATE FAin.-Among the fine stock
icbe exhibited at the approaching State
Fair in Chicago are some forty head of
fine horses from New Hampshire, of the
Morgan and Black Hawk breeds. Also some
fine Devon cattle which were exhibited a,
the y. II. State Fair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

The FAIR WEEk.-Among other attractions
offered the public during the "Fair Week."
will be three lectures by Henry Ward Beach
err at Metropolitan Hall We have not heard
the subjects named, upoN which he will
speak; but are told that they will be APP
propriate to the time and occasion, as well
as to the taste Of the thousands of farmers
who will flock to hear him. Tho fame Of the
Orator will attract many hther who are in.
sensible to the ravishmcnts Of monstrous
vegetables and over fed animals. lie speaks
on the 10th, 18th, and l2th, in the evening.
Oil 7fid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22

The Free Sellers Of Kansas have nomina.
: EN.Govctnor Reedcr for Delegate to Con.
purpose u have selected the second Monday
IN aIiitsyariou. bis election, being wecl,
furnish their customefsl by the Legislature.
With anything that may lie :.
Being determined not to be cd1.
rabil,iy and workmanship Of their gt'll closed,
olll,f SIMILAR establishment IN the west,
none bu, the best material, aud employ the He'
experienced wutkmcn. .
buggy aud carriage trimming also attended /,
and done upaccoring to the latest style, at tea .
sonable prices
Al kinds OF repairing done on short notice
and at vrtv loy rates. mat2i Sroak X ErlS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
Malue Election.

The returns from 3S7 towns in Maine show
the following results: Whole number Of
votes l0i, PA, of which Morrill, (Republican)
had 1904; Wells, (DcmocraD 1929
Reed, (WhiD 1o,2Sl. 1t has not been as
certained that not single Republican Sena.
tor is chosen.
House stands Gl Republican, CT Demo.
Gratis, 81 Wings, with two districts to hear
from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
NNiicr 10 PhYsiri;,n y

1NIE undersigned will receNc scaled propos, Is
l until the lhrddNy of October next for med
zeal aud ,urgcal aid To the poor N The poor house
al La Sale county. The proposals must sta 'c
the whole alupnnl Tor said srry crs from oct, 81
1855, to Oct. Sd, 1856 lEr sum agreed upon
vii he paid by an order upon the trea suler OF lhr
county. # not otherwise provided tor by the board
oi supervisors. Il. W, hCGsoN, 80, -,
;. CEOoW, '.'p' VI
Sept i, lIIGAM lL.uY,- i"o'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-22
Farm Ridge and Deer Park
SEMI\ ART.

HE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence DC.
tuhrr l,th.
Mr.. Il. WILKINS, the former Principal, will have
charge q the school, aided by competent corps of as
sisuuts.
Mis-. SARAH Hiss, an experienced Teacher Of Music
and other ornamental hmuchCs has been employed aud
l. believed TINT the organization and conduct ~ c
houl will not be surpassed by any similar Institution
For particulars see circulars. J. T. NlSWALL,
ELMER BALDWIN,
Farm Ridge, Sent % -3W J. L. llINMAN
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CIR ATS,

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ZGyN a TEFATMFYT. wi rho mh Mc GnioNN ";
m ~ ~ SIETugtHrThru or iaa.I ws~k.c-.. Ner.
s>A-~>s@ v0ps Debility Low Spirits. Ia.,itudr
weakness ~ the Limbs and Baih tud-pusition and In
capacity Tor study and Labor Dl!nr-s Of Apprehension,
L1s- Of Memory, Aversion society Love Of solitude
imnty, Self Dl.tru,t, Dizziness, Head Ache. Involm-
,IF D'IiTg'' rau7 u IA" Side, Affection uf the Eyes,
man. ' SO
FEON THE lEENClI OF Du u ~ LNSFY
Ih' irp"riaat fact that these alarming compliant. NAV
ri-t1 hr removed wmurr MEDICINE. b., In nj. mail
tract G'lrA demonstrated aud 'hr entirely new and
i.E' successful Treatment. ~ adopted by thr Author
iHF Ap'r"d, iy mean. 90 which every one H. enabled
7" GA" HiN.IF rfr'i1ItJ. ANp At Up Ia,sT Possible
GUST avoiding %. rr'y al The advertised uo-truu. uf the
day.
sent to any a1arr.s gratis. aud post free in sealed
envelope, iS hitting IUu.t fluI two pD.trg. stamp. ~
pE D. ~ LANlN, ". 8, J.. peuarI Street, New YORK
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