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ENGLISH LAW AND EouITY REroRTs.

house FOR RENT-Tbe large and dwelling on
~ 9TH street, opposite Office This
story bnck building well
inc M opening on broad alley The inrHe
somey furnished with all the modern improvements
not ana cold wnter for bahing and washing purposes &C.
considered of the desirable having
been built with the comforts and
will be rented on reasonable private family
Apply to Major =. L. Smith. First Auditors Once,
Aug 23--law3ws $500 Try
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proposals for Indian Good !.

IKrxxIoK.
Once ndiaa Affairs
september "a, lass,
cEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Indian Good
y received one OF Indian Affairs, asnnston
until ocoek Wednesday, the 3st day Of October
furnishing goods e Indian Department, Tor lunng
various Indian tribes and other Indian
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Post once Department,

TUE rule authorizing pos'mnses whose offices
pe furnished by the department with
fcr ihr printing the
om and after this date money viii be received purpose
blythe department JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mns ai-l-A Iw Postmaster General.
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NEW Fall ana Winter GoOds,--W. H. STANFORD
~ Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania avenue
Of Third returned from New York,
and Of goods adapted fall
TO which he would respectfully invite The attention of his friends
public Returning thanks liberal
bestowed would diligence ant
will be taken IN all elegant style
finish, possible price.
Also a beautiful rtock Of furnishing goods.
RenlN MiHf
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[No. 535.l

NOTICE of the Embellishments OF additional land
~ Office In The atate OF Wisconsin.
pursuance OF the Congress approved February "a 1855
establish additional lard district in tie state
OF Wisconsin" embracing all thai part Of the WILLOW
ottbe line dividing townships forty and
lne be called the FOND Lat
hereby declared and made known that the land Office
located FOR The President OF
the United States SUPERIOR CITY, in said state.
Given under hand the city Washington this 2eh day Of
April A. ID. 1853. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners the General Land Office.
April 20-luw6w Int. aud Star. 4
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Orphans Court, May 2o, 1855.

DISTRICT T o. coLuanrA, 10 wit.
Washington county, ) - ~"
In the of Ca,hanne Eeklo, Administrative Joseph N
Eckof deceased; The aforesaid has with fht
Appreciation Of The orphans court OF Washington
tret OF Columbia appointed Tuesday Sd
the Gna settlement distribution
deceased of the hand have heeu col
iecied and tnrned into when creditors
ad deceased notified attend lat the orphap
ciiy with their claims vouched
by law be excluded from all benefit Of provided
copy this order be published week FOR weeks
"Union" previous TO said ID day ofJuly next
Test ED. W. ROACH
True copy.
ED. w. ROACH
MAY %, 1855. WINS
June i6-law3ws
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nUuJrG Schools Private semi the school
books general throughout District OF Columbia
gether with
On sale at TAYLOR h MAURY'S, ..ff
sepf Bookstore, 9th street.
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RiTs OF BLAHNEYs by u. shelton Mackenzie,
~ editor OF /" The Life Of Cunan,n sc. Price 81.
Al %.
Jost published ard for sale TAYLOR N MAUEy's
Sept O Bookstore, 9th street
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I No. 543.
Of the land ohice AT

NOTICE o discontinuance O land office al
" Vincannes Indiana.
NOTICE land office vIscRssEs,
notice No SOL dated February 1885, for purposes therein
toned discontinued public
uDappopriaed in said district will hereafter entry
Office said
cever which office will public notice the day
they will be prepared receive applications for such
lands AT their office.
Given under hand, the city Of Washington, this frs, day
September, A. ID. 1855. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Sep 2-law6w Intel. aud StnrJ g5.
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Kna. A"'''s'''' A'' '''""e'
Tanners Clinical Medicine. .l1
The Yellow Mask, from Dickens sIIousehola Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe. atf
and Vegetables all the prices and
how obtain them. Price l2k cents.
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying The mails of United from
stday Of October 1885, 3lth June, 1859 inclusive,
state Of North Carolina, will received
the Post uhce departments the of
day. he2R August, Ie5 az TO be decided day.
5000 From Raleigh by Barcaysvle Avery shoro Kye ndrg
and shry's Garden, eitev 90 miles daily
in
Leave Raeghd daily ut ~ pm;
Arrive al Fayetteville days by IN am;
Leave Fayetteville daily 5 p IA;
arrive NJ Raleigh days by #.g4,
For form Of bid also
requirements &c. advertisement inviting proposals
service IN Virginia. North Carona dated January i2b 1855
frt JAMES CAMpREJL,
,si Postmaster General
PosT OrrlcE DEPARTMENT July 81, 1855.
July 22--lawAw
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GENERAL TEXT BOOK for surveyors. engineers,
architects agents, Stewards in their various
reference of country gentle
and others in the Improvement OF landed
giving rules tables land measuring
veying leveing, measuring, nicers work.
geometry, igonnmeuy, dcsg villas
useful by
Edward Ryde civil add aad and Prof Don
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street. Eoseon by
Rebuilt elegantly furnished,
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ion of the travelling public.
IDLY
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 49, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day register
and receiver the Danve land office prepare
public receipt said nsncions Of he
eopenng their Office and the manner in which applications will
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w Intel s. Start Commissioner.
brown, coUnissS STATES supreme cour, D Sesisons
Judge curts,s edition Vols l . and jis, published.
viii. and digest ~ r Curtis jns
the cases BY Dallas caneh Whea,on
and Howard The old series Of these 81 volumes
umes will be offered subscribers price
delivered issued the whole work
shall be completed early in 1856.
Chief Justice Of the United States.
81 regard this publication the
ta, have Issued from ,he American have
%sms and Ts q a won
sufficient That work of this kind
fail think, appreciation support pub
lie well as Of the professions whether practising in the
"Juiy 10, 1855. r. d. TANEY.v
From Judge Mclean, OF the United Supreme Court.
admirably arranged Is more compe
tent than Judge Curtis 70 accomplish with and ability
Of law books in this other Little, Brown
long just Of the reports Of
the Supreme our az this will be- The correction Of the
been doubted modified
aJuly Is, 1855 JOHN McLEAN.n
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
complete collection Of the decided by the House Of Lords,
the friry Counci The Queens Beach,
cequer the Lord Chancellor and High Appeal
the Cont of Criminal Appeal the Admiralty
teal Courts. Reprinted
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prompt convenient and cheap IL universally
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W All the reported in England reprinted from
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English and American law We shall upon the completion
XXX, publish separate digest of these reports
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amer publish table Of all
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may be found
Volts. to XVII ready for delivery 50 per volume
permanent subscribers.
Vol XVIII nearly ready containing Hillary Term,
January) 1858. LITTLE, BROWN, Il CO,
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Al EW EDITION OF DICIkEEsS Complete Woras-
IN The complete works of Charles Dickens in FIVE Volumes Five
volumes, st5 So.
Missing Bride Miriam, Avengers by Mrs. Emma D.
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Treble Patent improved Eyciet Machine.
LNlRST patent-combined stock.
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Third patenpaent improved fastener riveing both sides.
All good eyelet machine strongly
mended but Lpman's patent improved which
dedy brought before public possessing
advantages viz:
1t is strong durable, and not liable of order
II punches The hole well, and fit The eyect opera
lion clinches the eyelet both sdas.
the papers, &c., need
clinch The eyeet second mc all
machines
1t is useful 10 the filing away papers,
attorney conveyancer the shoemaker o mner and
others, and is very labor saving machine
Agents for Washington
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Miller 81 Brown,

ATToREKYs-A
Washington, ID. c., #r#.
WILL attend business before
court Of claims and the supreme Court Of the United States.
ONCE 7if street, opposite the General Post Office.
July l2--9a,yam
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MoFCE IL hereby given that certificate No. i, is
~ sued by the Washington Turnpike Company hundred
sixty shares o stock in sud cdnpaay the Of Thomas
haviug application will be
me office o. the said Gcorger,wn d. c. the fifteenth
day o august 1852 the renewal of certificate of
c. G WILLIAMS,
July l4-lnwiwt Trustee Of Thomas Cranphin deceased
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A UTOBtDGQAPKy of Arago, | vol. London, 1855
IL PhlIps's Worlds beyond his Earth vol. London 1855
Alexandria her Schools by Cas. Kingsley vol 1855.
The Philosophy Of Universal History by The Chevaier bun
. vols. London, 1855.
Csbnm's Monumental Egypt vols London 1855
Hardwick's Sh ling Peerage Tor 1885,
Shilings Worth of Magic, by Professor Anderson.
Daniel Foe and Churchill; by John Forster vol 1855
Hasihe History, Lteraure and AT OF the Geeksi Rom
the German ofJacobs. vol. 1850
Pote ninevehs Ancient History and Modern Explorers
1855,
The Curiosies of Lon Ton; by John limbs vol. 1855.
With many English books Imported by last
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Acting Commissioners of the &c
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Every entitled the right Of empton to any OF tbs
Townships and OF townships above
ted IL satisfaction
Tor and receiver proper Office, payment
fi notice.
OF the public sale OF the lands
claim viii
JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner General Land ONCE
July % tawi3w Intel. and Start
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VIM. M. Merrick,

VIM. M. Merrick,
Law,
No. 80 Louisiana apenne,
WILL practise in the Supreme Court Of the United staiea the
Of claims and several OF The District OF Co
iumbH.
Dec 27-3awtf
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Decisions Of the supreme Court OF the United
States. at-f
JUDGE GuRTIs's DlTloN.
Ihrse poiaaes,
This day published by s.H
tr LITTLE, GROWN. - CO.,
Law and foreign booksellers, liz Warrington street, Boston,
Reports Of the Decis,cns supreme Court OF the
United states,
With Notes and Digest
By y. y. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices of Court
Vols. 40, s syo. 90 per volume.
fFrom Prof Parsons orihe Cambridge Law SCHOOL,
Judge Curtis rendering the profess
Importance In bringing whu reach
and expensive volumes Let show BY exar-pe
how he
this In his volume Graves CT d. u.s. The
peabie nm partner properly
occupies 1858 tan six In The
(whosu than OF his
ruccessors) tins
retains everything said by The supreme speak
shall u ", and everything further
And he puts This IN
easier operation
original report The thing o
~ reference all
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CAMBRIDGE, August 10, 1885,
Aug i7-2aw4uf
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.4res.
dozen axes, 10 weigh from Y TO 81 pounds
80 do half axes, 10 weigh az pounds
80 do hatchets, TO weigh v pound
9 do broad axes, ordinary size.

80 DO hasche,s' 10 weigh & pound
do broad axes, ordinary size.
Said goods to be Boston, York. Philadelphia
may specified in The
thereafter during The 1856 be ordered by tho Com
The right reserved require quantity Of
Of The articles Than ,ha specified in ,h above
tina, may be needed, at the lowest mark prices.
W preferred samples of blankets clol
foreign fairies VIII be necessary in proposing domestic article
The articles to be furnished respects to,
ms office samples Of American manufacture be fur
ned and They will be gd inspected and compared
with e samples by an agent or agents nt thai
which will
gaea kind Or aaa . three days. or that be not done
The invoices thereof certified by the
viii required the Of the bid for the faithful
Of the with ureies whose suit
ciency be certified by United States judge district
hereof hey are Arranged n The foregoing schedule with The
70 each in dollars and cent. witch they win
They should be submitted with the following heading
"Ior wei hereby propose
dated september a. 1885, following prices
TO s n 70 the Glass o. cse,
phia, Baltimore Pisbug ciscnnad, Louis Detroit, Chca
time during the 1873 be ordered by the
@ 81 @ s
qualities Of goods aud at the lowest market pics uch other a
the o,he Indian Department during the 1885,
proposal accepted
inst The words whole or in pa Il more than one class
proposed for,l Tor wei WILL a twenty days thereafter
contract accordingly security
missioner Affairs, performance
samo.n
proposal also he accompanied by guarantee, the
following FORM be ,snsa By Two Or more person.
ally ~ officially known 10 the department.
Tor wei hereby guaranty that the above bidder bidders
ifa shall be awarded him. for hem according
thc hid proposal will
security the performances thereof prescribed in the advertise
for proposals for Indian goods dated a. 1855 and
wei agree pay damages which
the part ftbe said tidder' Tor biddrs.l
proposal will be considered that does strictly conform
md directions Of this advertisement.
GEO. W. MANyPENNy,
.t&F. Commissioner.
Sep a5--d3i&stawtoc5l lint. h Start
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nRAWIN3 Hooks, from Paris aud London Importe,
direct by the Undersigned OF kinda descriptions
Landscape Drawing, Flowers, Animal Life Figure
Perspective, Architectural Drawing, Dranghung Sc sc.
May 10 . s@# FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA Pay and Mustor-r"lts af Militia eniittsd
bounty Congress September 2eih
1850,
Bevrriy's History of Virginia.
Enihn's Agricultural Essaya, sc.
Virginia Asrlcaural Society Vol. i
Burke the Virginia prings.
NORMAN the Virginia Springs.
Fecher's Studies Slavery.
Favei's Works. l vol.
Cummings Minor WORKS. Sd series.
Schmtxs Manual of Ancient History.
HOwitt'a History Prcsteraf. Es
Manque, Religious Customs in France.
Woman in the Nineteenth Centuy BY Margaret Fuller ossoli
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pUBLIC Sal. of Surplus Water Powers Lands
OF the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 26h july
~ II oeock ON the premises, Howard county, Maryland.
me Undersigned COMMITTEES Of the stockholders will SELL
above, about of land
from AZ 10 w acres OF variety These lands midway
tween baltimore Washington, Washington rail-
Washington turnpike aud the village Of The company
300 acres reserved by the company about factory.
There be
low the factory and rs above good race also
third above the second named t
Terms Of sale oned cash and residue years,
with interest aud security.
For further description Of the said
the Baltimore papers and in the
The The admirably situated
The would good country CITY
tom for -four and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North Fayette sis, Chesapeake Bank
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
#a Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
!Wy 4-ia"5W Committee.
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OD silver, fine steel and plated spectaces eye glasses
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AW Partnership ROBERT J. WALKER s. LOUIS
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Address Washington, ID G. May l0--eo3m
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A American the Onenlals, including audience witt
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The Turkish Empire embracing reison customs, &c
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Lutheran Manual with formula of discipline, &C.
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I'VE. COWS REVIEW for May.
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The ins and Outs OF Paris, by Julie de Marguerittes.
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IA, uacturcr of dagueeotype matngs
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calo;pe and chemicals for paper pictures and
rials of every Description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
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Il. u, MIDDLETON.
Dealer in lee,
Office and depot south side Of f. of 10Th street,
Ice constantly hand the office, which be had
large small quantities
Once open from s, a. to Q, p. ses.st
May 2--eod2m -tE
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No. 544.
Notice CT Reopcn,ng of the Dnnvnie Land ONCE
ta.s.5 4 il Illinois.

GENERAL LAND OFFIcE, Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS register
prepare lists
of the vacant lands remaining in said District
public from date of receipt of
eopenng Of their Office and the in which applications will
| be received by them. s#te 'H
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THE MISSING BRIDE, by Mrs. southworth.
Dickens's New Storieg vol.
Pick@ick Papeis. so cents. a9 rE# e.
Kate Aylcsford--a novel, by Charles s.. Peterson
Afrnja by Theodore Nngge. s. .t
The Initials New edition. +
Sianhope Burlcgh by Helen Dhu,
IngeEle by Alexander Dumas .Esss
Price of Crown by Eugene sue
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Wntr Wan Cosrs.-Victor Hugo, in
speaking of the present war says, War is
Wholesale grave digger who asks high
wages for his work. adds:
'To dig the graves of the allied armies
has already cost three milliardS. Three
milliards! With those three milliards,
they might have completed item we of Eng
lish and French railways, they might have
constructed the tublar tunnel in the channel
"a better bond of union betwene Lord
Palmerston and Bonapart, which has been
hourished over our heads with the inscrip.
ton, To Good Faith; with those three
milliards they might have drained all the
marshes of France and England have
wholesome water to all the cities, all thu
villages, and all rural districts; have givel
new health to the earth and to man; hav,
re-wooded all the slopes in both countries
and, consequently, have prevented freshet
and inundations; have re-stocked all tn
rivers with fish SO that the poor could ge
salmOn at half penny a pound hav
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proaeh escaped her-words Of chee: fulness
only came from her lips as tears course,l
down her cheeks. To her inquiry as 10
the chances Of her husbands recovery. the
do;tor assured her that there was no hope
that the wound was mortal and that in a
few hours he would die. She sank down
upon her knees and invoked the mercy of a
furgiving God for her dying husband and
and his murderer. The gambler asked for
giveness ofthe wounded man for the wrong
he had committed, also that of his wife
which was readily granted.
This, said he, is for not obeying the
sacred injunction Of my aged father and
mother-no 10 gamble. Ihaye faced death
thonsanh timOv, and still I have es-
capped; the balls Of an enemy have whis-
tied past my ears as thick as hailstones,
and bursting bomb has exploded at my
feet; still | have lived-oh, God and for
this High above the red tide and that won
for me a name among men-when not one
comrade was left to tell the deeds of the
battle. l escaped unscatched. Why was
| not killed like the rest? All that was
proud and pleasing to man have had
and if | could call this last act by living
on carrion, sleeping in a pauper's grave
and ronouncing every proud act of my Ii c
l would do it. was born in the same
village with that man; we have been class.
mates together in the same scho u received
instructions Of the same aged man W,
were born beneath the same roof, and oh
God the same mother gave us birth. HI
must not die-hc is my brotherr p
And the gambler sank down in swoor
upon the floor. The wounded man raiscC
himself upon his elbow his CLASSY eye.
wandered about the table as if in search o
some particular person.
Mary said he is brother William
here :? l. anil the words choked in hi
throat, the gurgling blood stopped his ut
terance, and he sank back corpse upol
his pillow. The wife knelt again but
was beside a dead body, and invoked tn
the mercy of God upon his soul, and for
giveness of the murderer. The gamble
awokc from his swoon, and staggered a
to the wife and said.
MARY, would it were 9th ryise, for
have nothing to live for now, the ,'ea | an
the dying do not want anything in thi
world; take this certificate of dcposite t
our ag'd father, and tell our parents w
) are both dea but, on =! do not tell ther
how we died !
Before the woman could reply or an
one inteferc, tie report of that pistol sound
ell again, and the fratracide had ceased t
live.
On the hill near Rincon Point were tw
graves, few years ago, enclosed with
white picket fence, and one tombston
stood at their head with the simple inscrip
tion :-'BRoTHERs.'
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Re2g~ Old SORES AND ULCERS, and all
er options and diseases arising frcm al impure
and dcpraycd state of the blood. See the extra
o binary cure of Wm. G. Haywood, highly res
pcctable citizen of Richmcnd. Va, by Carter's
Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores of
the worst descriptions and finally got so bad
he was unable to walk. A few bottles of Car
ter'e Spanish ixture, the great blood purifier,
cured him, as it has cured hundreds of others
whq. have suffered with Rheumatism, bad eff
fcctS of Mercury, and pains and ulcers Of the
bones and joints. See advertisement. ju2
= s IIoohand's German Bitters, prepared
AMI sold by DR.. Jackson, at the German Medi-
cal Store, 100 Arch-street Philadelphia, daily
increase in their well-deserved celebrity for the
cure of all diseases arising from Arrangement
Of the liver. These Bitters have, indeed, PROV
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This medicine has established for itselfa name
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g:ined the public confidence by the immense
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will ever maintain its position. Sec advertise
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