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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25
DR. ]. MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON


- WHISTLES to Inform the public that he
ryST w has perma nenily located in Daven!
Rh port, where he will ontinue 10 treat all III q
diseases the horse is subj jecI to, on the mo |
Scientific Principles. After constant practice OF
many years all kinds of diseases, he feels happy
10 say that he will give sau sfas.ion 10 all who
plsy I'm. He can produce as good Certificates as
any other west N. York. He has been here only
q few months, and the many important cures he ha3
effected since he came will speak more for him than
can res lily bs inserted In newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
tince he came here the most severe cases, will
certify TO his abilities petent Veterinary Sur
gesn.
All diseases warranted cured If curable, or mo-
money paid.
Heearnestly solicits a trial on any severe caset
whatever. Amy case he cannot cure, If any other
man can be got to cure he viii pay him out of hi,
own pocket.
Poii evils and Fstulas warranted cured in any
stage.
REFERENCES.
Williams. NJ Cannon, Coles & Davies,
Woodruff 4 Wadsworth, L d Calendne, z 5 Webb
Co., Hope, Shepler, w Patterson, Marks &
Campbell, b Barr, b + Cue, Thos Regan, b Flue.
Hon ) P Cook, g L Davenport, T d Eagsi, d S
Brooks, Allen, A Crandall, Dr.. o'Rsardon, H.
n Smith, Dennis Tushy, $ Giliet, Row, G l.
Nickolls, q Foster.
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or at his
net Hose Shooting Establishment on Third street.
apllS-dwu
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN J0RDAN's ~

IOWA LOIdINu SlONE.
A LARGE and vi aried assortment OfMcnss and
ABoys, Ready nade Clothing, embrsc-
ing all nerentsnd approyedstyles,aD and made BY
good workmen out ofthe best material
: Fine, msdium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangnps, Sseksand
Paletot Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats OF
various colors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, Sat
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. siik, Satin, Va
Ienta S Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
sstinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jack Drawers. UndeTshirts, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Gloves Crayats Shirt Collars Stocks,
Ties Scarfs, Winchester and ottsapprcved Patent
Shoulderseam Shirts, sllsrticle sasnai
ly kept in gentlemans furnishing stores, including
Robes de Cnambre and Revere Vests and Oyercoais.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, CASH
and Vestings--all of which Will DO made up TO
the best manner, with promptness, at accom-
modaiing prices, and BY compeien tMcrknen., TINS
Fashion so TO them may be re-
as being In the lateststyle by those who de
sireit Allnanner of plain work ,and work Of . gen
teel mi ediu u, promptly attandedto as heretofore
HATS ofa new siyl letogether with all ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
patronage, ,thes bscfioe rconnden''
ly hopes 10 me ri lac 0 ontinuanee ofthcsa
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchan TT Ciothier ,onFrontstreet, ePpo.
site the Steam Mills.
navannnrt July I'D 1855 wNd-tf.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
How 1T FEELS TO BE HANGED.--An
of ord Racon,s xuho

How IT FEELS TO BE HANaED.--An
acquaintance Of Lord Bacons who
meant to hang partially, lost his foot
ing, and was cut down at the last ex-
tremity, having nearly paid for his
curiosity with bis life. He declared
he felt no pain, and the only sensation
was lire between the eyes, which chan
ged first to black and then to sky blue.
These colors were even a source of
pleasure. A Captain Montgnac, who
was hanged in France during the re-
hgious wars, and rescued from the
gibbct at the intercession Of Wise ount
Turenne, complained that, having
lost all pain in an instant, he had
been taken from light, the charm
ofwhich defed description. Another
criminal, who escaped by the breaking
of the cord, said that a second of suf-
tering, a fire appeared across the most
beautiful avenue Of trees. Henry w,
of France, told his physician to ques-
ton him, and when mention was
made Of a pardon, the man answered
cody that it was not worth the asking.
The uniformity ofthe description rem
ders it useless to multiply instances.
They fill pages every book ofmedical
jurisprudence. All agree that the
uneasiness is quite momentary, that
feeling ofpleasure Immediately sue
ceeds; that colors of various hues start
up before the sight, and that, these
having been gazed on for a trivial
space, the rest is oblivion. The mind,
averted from the reality of the situation
is engaged in scenes the most remote
from that which fills the eye of the
spectator-the yilerabble, the hideous
gallows. and the struggling form that
swings in the wind. London Rerie,c
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
ON BRADY, BET. 4TH q 5TH SITS.
- THE subscriber has taken Il store ~
a. vi above, where he is opening fresh stock
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Manufaciured expressly for retailing, which he Offer.
for sale at very
Reasonable Prices.
either by the case, dozen single pair He Wilt
receiving fu ther regular supplies every week from
some of The best manufactures in the East, and
speclfully sOcits q share ofputlic patronage.
COUNTRY MtRCHANTS
Can here ind an asseFtment OF seasonsbie
Prime Retailing Goods.
al as low prices In any sta bllshment in the West.
Apl Is dGwt D. b. CARLETON.
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY

SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
BREWSTER & KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City, Iowa.
Lands entered and Warrants located la Sioux cay
Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs.
UysCoections promptly attended 10:
E.P. BREWSTER, b, r KNIGHT
ATTY 4 Coun'r. at Law. Civil Engineer & Surveyor.
-.. REFER TO
DAWSON & True, Esqs., Editsr Gazette,
IL. Price, Esq, III. Lane, ESQ
AIat lu. i,b-.lIy
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HATS AND CAPS.
Black Silk Hats;
:" Fur 's,
Wool 80
Piushand Cloth Caps. S.
These goods am prepared IN sell atPRicRs as Low
as the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks 10 old customers, but /
trust they get their moneys worth and nothing
aboat my stAaaks. Suffice ii to say am pleasedtO
see them at any time. 1 ask particular attentiono
persons purchasing at Whslssale, to my goods,bs
iievng lean do better BY them than they can do b,
ordering GO DDS at the East.
Cali and see at EDW ARD ALDEN'S, oppo4Ac
lie Claire Row.. Sept6, 1855.
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% = FAIR WEATHER.
NJow ready for sale at Edward Alden's, choice
IN lot of
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
ready ma de md to be made to order. A fine loi OF
SUMNER HATS AND CAPS,
Also new aud choice lot OF
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Just received. The finest lot of Linen Drill and
les to be found III the City. Garments made
as short notice EuWAkD ALDEN.
My aodtf Second 81 opposite Le Claire Row.
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Gar0s.
.7-a-.---a-=----- -
j. W. STEW ART,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLOR AT LAW,
once Alstons Store, Brady bet Front aud Cd sts
June III dtI DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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WILSON & PARKER,
EHGRavER5 and BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses Of every description
CAssnS AND ENVELOPES
r RINTED IN A SUPRRlOR ST VI
IA OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
q A
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st. claire House,

DENIsON & WIRTH, Proprietors,
nFths above establishment will respectfully IN
l lor,u the puOlic that the house having been new
Is dted ~ anl repienIshed, Is nov IN readness tor
the Iecs nodaon Of the public, ani they VIII spare
40 effort, 10 give satisfaction 10 those stopping wHh
lhem The above Holse is located on West MAN
Street, between Second aud Third sIs.
Il.xi, L May L. 'lG, dMtl
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second Streets.
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor.
tLaie Robert Henne.)
fNHE proprietor respectfully announces to his
l. caste friends and tho travelling public gene-
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and bad II tho roughly repaired aud renovated, he is
now prepared 70 srt snare of tn Ill patronage, by
con stznt aLte nion to ther wants com forts, HIS
BILE will be snppied with tine best which the
ket affords, and his 10 igng rooms furnished
well as those OF any in the city. iaue "a dtf
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY & 0LMsTEAD, Proprietors.
,tNHE undersigned would respectfully inform their
/ ffiends and the puolic, that they have this day
onoued the sCirY HorsL, for the reception OF sran.
yrrs and travellers. 1t has been entirely remodeied
and ne iu The location Is central and con-
ycnIoDt and no effort the part Of the Propretors
sha be wanting contribute 10 the comfort oifhsir
patrons. s,,.,a,ft,.
kxtensiye TABLIEe, ~ iih eareiuiana atlehtNehoo'
,Isrs Iways in Attendance. Also large yard con-
neeted for The ~ accommodate of Farmers &c.
Ashare .fpubc patronage lsrespectiuily soiieiled
ACKLEY * OLMsTEAD.
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Iowa, DetW6eh SECOND ahu FTOHl cts-
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
July 6dtf
JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
C ACTOR AND BUILDE z /,
Shop alley bet. 5th and 9th sts., of Congre
ationsi and Nest of Methodist Church.
) me 26tb t55 d&W WITT
WM. P. CAMPBELL.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
hEs' bNCE Coz cr OF South West Brady and Lo-
east s,s. Office In be Court House. All orders
promptly aitendedto. Aug. lIth 'j5 d-WI
THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
G u m - O w a . T.,
hAEugAcTURkD BY
LAFBINS, SMITH g. BoIES.
American Rife =. 2. r. A., in Kegs25 Bs.
4" 90 60 - - - IL. " G! Ms.
t" F.F. - " 25 rs.
New York Rife, :. - 25
Eagle, - s. 25
Target Shooting, - % -
as.sas, sss1,,d Riae in. in p and 4 Fla.k''
Prairie shooting,s So
Eagle - tst' 50
nd Grain ssSs
Cannon, Mining and Blasting In Kegs and Barrels.
BARKLEY, THOMPSON Il CO., Agents,
Corner Seeo nd and Perry Sts.,
Julyso55-d-@-V DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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SAMUEL PERRY.
Moroh0nt Tailor,
TIAS on hand new and full assortment of French
III and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings
suftab le for the season, which he will make up 70
measure on sh o ri notice aud reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or all kinds for Spring aud Summer wear, which
will be sold cheap as the che eapest.
flIRNLSiIINGd GOODS. /
A xsod supply ofeverything necessary for gentle
mans wardrobe. Spring style OF Hats,
Caps, Trunks, ValiCes, &c
P.S. Would invite those about to purchase goodp
the abov line give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble to show
goods Thankful Ito ~ stfav hopesa continuance
0fthesame. SAMUEL fEhhf.
Davenport April Is155s.
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
cPW nprrG ANN pRPsrpJpTInE gTaR

NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.
HEsubscribs espoctfuiy yinyitesth the attention Of
i thecitizcns sofDavenportand of surrounding country
to ElsDrug and dChemcalstore Oh Brad ytetween Sec
ond nd Third SITS.
From his knowledge and experience in business,
he can assure those who may favor him thatthey will
befurnshed with Medicines of the best quality pre-
pared with tho strctest and moderae prices.
Personal attention will be given to the compound
ing OF all Prescriptions.
Healsokeepsa goodas-o rtnen 10 German French,
English and American Perfumery, Tooth and Hair
brushes, Combs and General assortment q Fancy
Articles.
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

= HUKLEY'S SAKSAPANIILA.
yT>HIs iuva luable compound 90 fully apprscia ted
i by the American people, is gaining wide celeb
rity and has become permanently established the
best and most effective medicine Of The day. Certin
Gates are daily pouring in from all paris the States
and the afhicted now rejoice there Is help when ev
cry other remedy pfosesinsssctu Diseases which
f,r,ure have readily yielded beneath its rfesistibe
influence and countless families rendered happy and
cheerful by its xtraordiaxry efficacy. II you want
drarent and superior 10 Bulls or any other coin-
D i'd as one thing is capable of being 10 another,
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,,
Iadiana, Missouri and Kentucky, il has never ina
single ihs ance been known 70 fall, and will cure be-
Dt.lyl H
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A. II. l.. MY EKS, M. d.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon,
ffoalrs hi, professional isoTytces heinnauitahls
afDsyenport and yiclnity. PARTICULAR attention.
stohi ths treatment OF Chronic diseases.
ooeo on I'd dstreetsver Z. ger'sClothihs saoie.
Dayehport Jan 4, l655-dw-ly
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n lis, Linseed, Lard and Tanners OIL. oakam
Mailer N. DALAkII 4 CO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-11

three thousand. will show our immense loss.
One hiHou OF d0l'ys ,roud not compensate
Tireinid for her loss in not running The tne
on 10 the Pacific. The North had fixed the
line. They had the advantage Of 1t until
annexation. 1t was then our turn, and We
did not take it. That was not Mt Buchan-
ans FAULT
Gov. Wise afirms that Mr. Buchanan is
not only sound on the Nebraska bill, but
that he is also sound on the Virginia con-
struc,ion Of It;
" HIS friends of Pennsylvania, in nomIna-
ting him at ,larrlsburgh, had, erdudug The
ilsa Of squdHer Sora 9gHg adopted the
principle Of non intervention by Congress 10
prevent or To exclude slavery and OF State
equality 10 the l'oruiolv, leaning The rights
Of all 10 be gmpd,d by the Constitution und
immediately upon bis return home, he adopt
ed their nomination OF lin, placed on tins
platform. THIS wos Identification enough
with that measure 1t was ala which could
fairly be asked or gwen by hun and m'
friends In addition To tins, the principle OF
the ausas.Nu1raska blii hos been ncorpor
atcd into The democratic platform by The
Convention at Cincinnati and thereon he
stands unosevcdlyi without adding To or
mkng away % single plank of It's pnncl-
pies"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-11
Atchison's Speech at the Sack
ing Of LAWRENCE.

The special correspondent Of the New
York Tribune gives the following report of
Atchlsuns SPEECH delivered TO Sheriff
Jones' posse OF Border Rutfiaus Just Oeiure
ih,y enlered the city of Lawrence. Those
not acquainted with the honorable gentle
mans style, remarks the Correspondent, may
object to his profanity, but tits Characters
tic. lie delivered It TO these men while
standing on brass howtzer Two men,
who also heard hin, vouch for the correct
ness of this eport
" Boys this day am Kickapoo Ringer
by c. This day we have entered Law
renee, Southern Rights inscribed on our
banners, and not one id Abohuonist has
dared TO fire a gun No by c. not one
fms, boys is the happlest day oi my whole
life. We have entered the id city. aud
tonight The Abolllionsts will learn South
ern lesson that they VIII remember tli the
day of their death And now, boys, we wlIl
90 IN with our highly honorable Jones and
test The strength IT that id Free 3 ate Ito,
eel, and learn the Emgrunt And Society that
Kansas shah be ours Boys adies should
be, and trust viii be- respected by all gen
/ tlcman; bus, by c., when woman take.
on hersclithe garh Ola soldier. By carrying
the garb of Sharp's ride, then she 10 Ho
longer woman and by q =, treat her io
what you end her aud tranpl- her under foot
as you would a snake. ljy q CONE OH
boys Nov 10 yonr duties TO Yourselves and
your southern friends Your duty know
you Will do; aud If nan Or woman dare
t. stand before you, blow tn, m to h. with ,
chunk olcoli leadn
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! ERKIBLE DISCLOSURES
DIR. HUNTERS
NJ y ICAL mANUEL.

HeinF 'n original aad popuh' Tfes',s 900
IllArl AND GYUIl.AlI,
ileif thysr loe' lunctiaus snd StInsi Dt.o,ar,. 81
"rp Alnd Niih hrssf ninng Ktm.dle. Iof tie
speedy core 90 Hl' disease OF b ntisate srs.H.f
lo1te chamctei. i.cideut 10 fho yialatr.n OF
Che Lsws Nature and 81 Nature. Col
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down, ahe roper keeping one foot on
the rope, and the driver on the oppo-
site side. After a suitable sized
drauaht has been drawn together,
the forward part of the hay IS lifted
TO prevent it from rolling under and
the team is driven TO the barn or
stack.
In pitching, begin at the back
end. The first iorkful will start
hard the remainder will pitch bet
ter than in any other way ! have ever
pitched hay, each rakeful coming
out in a snug forklul. At least three
times the amount can be drawn IN
this way that can be drawn with the
snmo number of hands on wagon
or cart The rope for horses should
be from 30 70 so feet in length Tor
oxen. 60 to 10. A. w. MoRsE'
Eaton N. Y, June %.
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A Methodist Minister IUrcd
and Feathered. The CINCINNATI
GaSette gives the following account
Of an outrage perpeirated on Meth
odist minister in Missouri
alt appears there is 10 Rochester
Andrew county, Mo, Northern
Methodist Church, aud the citizens,
ignorant of the action of the General
Conference recently held at Indian
npnlis. got the idea that this church
declares that its members cannot
hold slaves, aud thereupon declared
the Northern Methodist Church a
nuisance, upon the same principle
we suppose, that Judge Lecomple's
Jury declared the Lawrence Hotel "a
nulsnnce.
1t was then declared to be the will
of the community that the preacher
in charge of this Northern Methodist
Church should be slenced. He was
accordingly asked TO desist from
preaching, but he would not comply
and the 81. Joseph Gazette Informs
US that, 'as the penalty of his lemer-
ity, he was tarred and fealhered. Ia
the difficulty which occurred, anoth-
er man, named Holland, All AboII-
ZIONIST, was killed. A series of reso-
luiIons were adopted, declaring that
every Northern Methodist ani-sa-
very man in the County should be
notified by the Vigilance Committee
TO pack up aud leave, and in the |
event Of their refusal, the Committee
to make report Of the same TO this
meeting, nj which timo this meeting
will take such measures as may be
most expedlen, for their immediate
expulsion from our midst.
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To Prerent Fruit Trees iron

To Prevenf Fruit Trees from
Splitting. For preventing torAed
trees from splitting under their weight
Of fruit, lsaac Lewis Of HopklnsyIIIe'
Kentucky, has glveu us bls Plan
"My plan, he writes, " which have
followed lor thirty years Is thus
when | find forced tree that is like
" to split, look for small limbs on
each fork, and clean them OF leaves
and lateral branches for most OF their
length. then carefully bring them
together aud wind them round each
other, from one maiu branch to the
other. In twelve months they VIII
have united, and in two years the
ends can be cut off. The brace will
grow as fast as any other part OF the
tree and is perfect security from
splitting. have them now OF all
sizes, and | scarcely ever knew one
10 fail to grow" Prairie Farmer.
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0y'The only real sectional party Of aoy
Importance now before the country is that
~hich supports The Buchanan ticket. 1t may
wen claim what every man OF good Judy
meni Is willing 10 eoncede to il -ihe nearly
undivided supporter The South : relying up,
on sufficient number of electoral votes
from the North 10 give it majority ia the
electoral college. If any person, protesting
10 desire The defeat Of lais panty, objects 10
the union of the people of he free Stats
to accomplish this eud, as fostering wrong
sectonalism. such persOn piriJnAy denies the
mqrol right o. ~ Ysap'efo oppo', NJ damin
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Uiicl rs ihe Negro purity Among the
laws framed by toe Border Nu.Hlu Lrg.
lmurc of hansas, Is Que which puacts that
any person enucng, conveying away. or
kidnapping ID lohit cdM from ns parents mr.
guardians 10 the Territory of Kansas, shall
suffer the penalty Of sir months imprjson-
meni in The county jail, and be urlhcr hable
t1 such foe as the discretion of the Court
mny suggest
Another luw makes The penalty for ent-
cling, conveying away, or kidnapping negro
ehld ma said Territory DEATH So Tor
stealing a rhiit babb six months imprison-
menl Is The humane and Just extern, Of the
law. For stealing negro baby, DEArH!
In view Of this remarkable contrast. a
Western journal peu'nently asks Who are
the negro worshippers now -
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1flr0itiucs.
BACII'S
A M ERICA
COMPOUND.

,,,ur. ~,
Oh ,cople oc vs,H s,p,se,iuly Az The attention.
rt,u,s ,.,,,,,... w W" u''ims of
A. pra oi tbo bett ,,,r.,.,,... l.
Che iolof and cure OF The oilnsine ,ue public foi
.Nnys;,io and TVcsr,Je,J G.. ~ "VWd,
NIPPLES, .ltercurini Toinjs Esr'r sore
,ScrnbyLy TlceroJ;ot or ~ =" 'OItS,
~, ,"t'"'oH ~ me Lunps 0u3
9o"'"' a" NERVOUS Complaints, Ftu,ls
Ofd6ncSS and frYegmatifits Eb,or al
Tor Ubifesl Co,,Ls ,,,.;.....-' '"'' 'iops,
iaied fWodt FaeF Utak Siopgcbs- j.,
fdct, N dny case Of
WEAkNtrS. GNFLAMMATtoN o.. t,,o,.a.
BLOOu trsp rms .pp,,,,,'.' "''HE
'''' REMEDY
No. 'h' CIV %. Nu'nm where this medicine t.,.,
nd ht l"pr'"f' ieeide large bat OF the p,o
n bed on s favor B, che voluo,ai, p'p, .ern iuf-
"N" NN' '''N itIN " % "hd cured &C iuur stan.. "
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eni party by Their roies Al ALL Salem
Mercury.