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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05

"NoNE OF No On last Mon
day evening, shortly after the news was re-
ceived in this city of the suspension Of
some of the South Carolina! Banks, we
met Tops making bee line for home, con-
sternatiou depicted on his countenance, his
eye in "6ne phrenzy rolling" and his coat
tail describing an angle of about forty:6ve
degrees. "Hallo Tops !" said we, "what
is the matter ?t' "Matter!" said. he, and
he gave us look which contained cart
load of misery, and no1little disgust for our
phlegmatic temperament; "Matter why, all
the South Carolina Banks are breaking, and
T am going home to see if have got any
bills on any of them !" and he struck off in
to dog -trot, looking as lugubrious as though
he had just lost his grandmother, who died
with will cutting him off with shilling
On yesterday morning we met him again,
"looking as pleasing as basket Of chips
and as happy as dead pig in the sunshine.
To our friendly salutation he replied. "sWell,
old fellow, by George, I'm safe; I went
home and examined my pocket-book, mon
ey-drawer, and every place where I ever
keep money, and, by thunder, as good luck
would have it, never had marry bill on q
South Carolina Bank, and none of no sort.
That's what I call luck" and he went his
way, looking as we'll pleased as if his grand
mother had died, and left him the heir to
forty wool hats and twenty-five blind brides.
How many Tops are there to be found in
every community &c Columbus San.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05
To Manufacturers, Planters and Private
Families.

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alton about SEWING MACHINES, and answers
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an authorized agent. -
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July 2, 1857. 26 -l II
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LAW BLANKS

WE have on hand, and are prepared to supply
. w OF short notice, at the ENQUIRER Office
all kinds of LAWYERS BLANKS in general de-
mand, printed on good paper and neatly pressed.
We offer them at rs cents 5e quire. Single half
Ouire so cents. As we have incurred considera-
bic outlay to enable US to furnish good article,
we will sell for. CASH and CASH ONLY.
Our present stock consists of the following va
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Champagne, Champagne eide
TO THE PUBLIC.

DHOTOGRAPHY in all its various bran
IL ches, is still practiced by the subscriber, one
door West of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
I will attend to taking PICTURES EVERY SAT.
URDAY as heretofore; and on other days between
the hours of haR-past eleven and two O'Clock.
Yours thankfully for past favors.
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Sept 10 36 1y
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bed bug. A strong decoction is made of
the herb, and the places infested with the
insects we'll washed with it. 49,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05

,HATS.-A fine assortment of Soft and Straw
: - n'ss = sSii :. 4 sIooMBERe BRO. !.
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NNILITARY CAPs.-A fufl ASSORTMENT O
lyl MILITARY CAPS. For Sale cheap by
L. BLOoMBERG & BRO.
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man and wife, replied, "Why, dog on it, I've
heard 'em scolding each other, more'n fifty
times" The evidence was held as conclu-
sive.
"A Dutchman recently went into bank
to deposit q number of Spanish quarters
The teller informed him that they were worth
only twenty cents. The Dutchman said
81 save 'em, because te bill preak, now te
silver preak too"
Greed for money is like fre--the more
fuel it has, the hotter it will burn, as every
thing eonspires to intensity the heat. When
there is fever in the blood, there is fire in
the brain; and courage turns to rashness,
and rashness runs to ruin.
A militia captain down South, on re-
ceiving note from a lady requesting the
pleasure of his company, understood it as a
compliment to those under his command,
and marched the whole Of them to the lady's
house.
-"The littler folks be the bigger they
talk. You never saw small man that didn't
wear high-healed boots and high-crowned
hat, and thatt was not ready to fight almost
any one to show that he was man, every
inch of him while the big men aye gen.
orally Of kind and generous disposition" "
-Squibbs came home the other night rath.
er tighter than usual, and on taking out his
night-key to unlock the door, felt around
in vain for a place in which to enter it. AT
length, exhausted and discouraged, he;stagg.
gered, back in despair, exclaiming, aBy gol,
ly, iesno:use! somebody has stolen the key
hole !'' $50: sy!:gts5sgG
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SEWING MACHINES.

October
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

There IL but little doubt I'm case the Dem
ocrats obtain the majority in the next Legs
lature, that they will return Gen. Jones 10
tile ni'ed S,nfe- senate Al all events
he IL now laboring IA thus canvas. with that
single object IN view the reelection Of
General George Washington Jonc. g. the
Senate. Ger. Jones has been " little
known. even an th. enjoyment Of his eonspi-
cnou- pubic POSITION, that some Of our CO.
tcmpoTaues outside Of tie State, are inaui-
nBg--W 10 j. Senator Jones The Cincin.
matt Commercial thu- answers
VINO stNAIos joxrs Is.--Wc learn by
tLe Dubua.c R,Is itildY tat there was Il
n-At f. few day. SINCE between United States
senate. J"Ecs, # Iosh, rnd Judge Wilson,
SLo ii appear would he glad to be Senator
IA place of Joacs. The accounts " the war
d.her, materially, but IL WA agreed that
tneie wa- not tnuch damage done. The fact
IL. tue public loss welld not have teen vegy
-e.ere II each one had slaughtered the other
Besides, they we're lighting about an sb.
-traction tor tie probabilities are that 9
Republican will tale Jones place In tie I
:. senate. Jones is the man whose speeci
/ on Slavery, squsttef- sovereignty, etc, VA
written for him by the Chaplain VI the Sen
att whose handwriting was 80 bad fHst ~
! poor Senator broke DOWN in attempting |,
! read il "
Senator Jones was distinguished In Con
xress ior lti:, am aow, just a. another mem
Ter emerged from obscurty by slidin
Town one Of the pillars OF the House, Will
i was in session, TO make quick trip from
\ lie lobby 10 MS seat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

THE LOST DAU0HTKR, Asp osssa THrs sro
sIss os rms HsAar: D. xu cAaolJss LIS
HSsrs
Mr.. 7. B. Peterson, the we'll known pub
Usher at Philadelphia, has just issued from
the press, a large daodecimo volume Of the
above title, containing tales by Mrs. Caroline
Lee lientz, formerly one Of the mos; popular
writers Of pleasing fiction in tho country
uct writings are all Of moral tone, and
well adapted 10 the family iiresidc tier
tales are not mere romances Of the magma
tion, bu, thcy read like pleasant narratives
ui actual life. in which are sought to be m
culcated valuable lessons oi virtue he
Lost Daughter" !, one Of the best tales Mrs.
Hcut. ever wrote, aud tho entire selection
in tie new volume will he found very choice.
TA, wnlh cau lie obtained, bound in cloth,
free Of postage, by renting SIPS TO Mr..
4. b. Peterson No. 30G CAestnut-st., Phila-
iephia OF n two volumes, paper cover, for
one dollar.
Mas HALEs RECEIPTS FOR THL MILLION,
prectory aud household Guide for tho m,llion-
D. Nj. sarah Joseph Haze.
This is work which should be in every
household in the country. Ii is not a mere
book Of receipt, for the housekceper, but il
relates q woman, duties and woman's ac-
complishmcnts. Ii gives directions as 10
health. exercises, amusements, the orna-
mental and practical arts, to the garden as
well rs tho household, 10 the bou.loir as well
A. the kitchen. In its 500 pages will be
found a vast amount Of information, and the
whole SO arranged with an alphabetical in
iex n. IL be at the finger ends Of the reader
Every lady should have copy OF this work
IL can be obtained nj the very low price Of
Sis. Tn the receipt Of this amount, the
above publisher will send the work to any
address free Of postage.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

WALLER sPRocLAAArioS.--Gov Walker
has just issued . proclamation, synopsis OF
which appears in another column. II will
DO seen that he has deliberately abandoned
the ground taken when he first went into
the Territory. He then said that all the
boaa sdt citizens Of the Territory should cx-
ercise the undoubted right Of voting upon
the adoption Of the New Constitution. lie
now sustalns the requsition for SIX months
residence, thus denying 10 all the cmigra-
tion of the present season, q voice in form
ing tae institution inter which thew are TO
reside. ho aiscsrds the tax, bur sustains
the apportionment, Willie admitting its gross
disregard OF justice and right The stand
ing army is to be placed at the polls, whcth-
or To exclude illegal votes from Missouri, o.
to enforce the exclusion VI Free State men
who will claim their votes under tie boast
ed "S9uatter Sovereignty bill, the reader
can judge, with the iigh; o. q % past 70 guid.
nim.-IpsG Cay Republican.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29
Hsgrs es0esaes \ Lsslsssa.


IL y charged, and proved by afiidayits Of q
number ofthe most respectable citizens, that
the Democratic party has encouraged the
Tree negroes In Rapides Parrish, La, in vo-
ting, and that 1t the election last November,
Col. r. A. Hunter, the Democratic candi-
nate for State Treasurer, led 10 the polls q
band Of free negroes With arms in their
hands to enforce, il necessary, their righ, To
vote. They are in the habit Of voting IL
the above named Parish. These affidavit.
prove also that when the white citizens G..
the prscinct prepared TO challenge t.ess free
nsgrv votes, the present. Democrats candi-
dass Tor Stats Treasurer, himself armed Wit
q double bsrrslsd snot CUR and = revolver,
led u the polls these free negroes, armed
wits double barrslsd shot guns and rifles.
to saforcs tnsir right to vote. These afj-
dAvits are directly 70 the point aad tasy are
made oy well known aud respectable wLi;.
sisissns Of the parish IN which these
srss negroes reside. There can b no doubt
Of their CORRECTNESS. A . cotenporar,
ssys, this expositioa u . ssd commentary
upon the political morality Of the Democratic
party IN LouisianA While its organs and
leaders are believing forth anathemas All
dsnunciations against the men Of every hcg
party and charging them with completely
With sbolitioaism, !: appsan that they are
sasnsslvss fostering and socouragipg the
worst md most Objectionable form Of sboli-
ssoaieo IN their very midst.
Who en- doubt, but that Il negro suffrage
wsss adnisaahls in Iowa, these precious
Osoessss would b found husying up
sssy s.egw," md blarnsying and treat
NJ lin 70 ~ his vote7 Why, IL Demo
oxss actually draw rsvolvers 70 get the
worthless ftss negroes Of the south TO vote.
whae sUsad'ns they do 70 seeure the vote.
q ths '.ftse niegsn" Of the north1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

We quote the following paragraph from
leader in the Davenport Szts Democrat, for
the purpose of mailing 20 the counter the
brace of falsehoods il contains:-
Mr.. Rusch showed himself entirely incom.
petent for Senatorial duties, during the last
Legislature. Even his German friends admit
that he is unfit for his place. lie can be i'm
posed upon, and hc seds grossly imposed upon
in his action upon the Liquor Law, whereby
he was made n vote for a License Law 30
odicus aud abominable, that not County Ii
The State has adopted Il, but prefer to retain
tho tyranicsl Prohibi,ory Law
The gross libel upon Mr. Rusch, tho Ger.
man Senator from Scott county, will we
feel assured, receive proper attention 1t the
hands Of the Gcmans Of Scott. Mr.. Rusch
Is an accomplished scholar and an accom-
plishedx gentleman. His manly bearing won
MIN the respect Of every member OF the
late Legislature, and gave him an influence
THAI enabled him 20 labor successfully for
his constituents. Although a German By
birth and education, he is thoroughly Ameri-
can in his feelings. lie is not sufficiently
familiar with orr language to enable him TO
speak II fuently but he is reader and
thinker. What he says is to the point, and
his votes are always right. The attack up
on Mr.. Rush, discioses the intolerant spirit
that pervadcs the Slave Democracy, and
would ostracisc all who refuse to bow the
knee TO the slave power.
The License Law was brought forward and
carried through by the labors and votes Of
Of the Democratic members. A majority Of
the Republicans were disinclined to touch
the Temperance question, desiring to re-
move II from party influence They were
aware, however, that the Prohibitory Law
mad failed in many counties, and they were
willing that tho Democracy should present
a substitute, and submit the choice between
Them 20 popular vote. The License Law Is,
therefore, distinctly and emphatically a
Democratic measure. Ii has been adopted
in several counties, by vote Of the people,
as a substitute for the Prohibitory Law.
johnson county voted to adopt it, by
large majority.
So much for the assertions Of tho STATE
Democrat. They arc without a semblance
Of truth.--Iora Guy Republican.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

Gas ToR HGsriSo kooas.-At the Me.
chanics Fair in Cincinnati last week, there
was an apparatus exhibited called Chsster's
Radiator, Tor heating rooms BY gas. 1t il
said 10 Be On ornament 70 the room, and q
avoid oil the dirt and annoyance Of . fire
place or CRATE Il can Be removed or put up
with very slight trouble, and the heat esn.
Grated Is pleasant and healthy. The mods
Of operation 10 by filling tho main tube O.
boiler with water, and Leating il by -.
In = few minutes the water will boil. tllline
the radiator with steam, which giving out
lie heat is condensed aud returns to the boil.
sr to DO recovered into steam.
The radiator is not confined to gas a the
only means Of heating. Small stoves will
he sold expressly for the radiator, 80 that
with m amount Of fuel that would Other.
wise be unfslt, largo room may b. heated
70 tho coolest weather. Any kind or
amount Of heat that will keep pint and :
laif Of water at the boiling point, Il III that
= necessary ior.the purpose. This will b.
readily understood By thsss who under
ssand ths propsrtiss Of ssdiass hsst esnsr-
ally, and IL law Il lstsns hsas n - ~.
tisalae sslaein - seaan.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

Our Democratic friends throughout the
county can call meetings in their different
2recircts, snd by sending word Of tie time
aud place to thi. Office, speakers viii be no.
titled 20 - 10 be Ia attendance.
II "our Democratic friends Throughout,
the county want the lega! editor Of the
Dera0cra:, let them just send in the NOTES
requested above. That's what the notes
means.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

A festival Of the I'D settlers Of the Upper
Mississippi Lead Mines has been called at
Gslrna, October I'd. AT II o'clock in the
morning, procession will be formed which
viii march through tie principal streets, and
then proceed 10 the residence Of II. II. Gear,
wherc dinner will be prepared at 2 o'clock
> NJ Tue festival will close in tho evening
~ grand ball at the De Soto House. The
Executive Committee for the celebration
consists Of ii. H. Gear, Geo w CAMPBELL,
T. b Moreh1ise and A. l.. Chetlain.
COMMITTEE OF ADVANCEMENT.
Dubuque, Iira-Warncr Lewis, Gen Geo.
" Jones, James l.. Langworthy.
Ga.osa--George ". CAMPBELL, Enoch Long,
a. L. Chetlalu.
HsscoEsis - Moses Meerher, Charles
Brackcn.
Frsepvr,--Jamcs Mitchell.
DarsHpOrt-Antoine lie Clair Ebencxer
Cook.
Disqualification Henry Dodge.
Rex L.dad---Joseph Knox, II. r. Barrett.
Praris dn G.ie.l--H L. DoussmAn. b. W.
Brisbois.
Lh,ccge--John H. kinxie. Gordon ;. Hub
lard.
Rehabilitation John H. Rountree. Ja-
sepL Disoa
oTFicEks.
Pssstlsaf Y Ne s4a,-Han Henry Dodge
Of Dodgrrille.
J,s Pgssidsa,s-Je>eee II. Sbull, Peca-
tenica; Antoine lie CLAIR, Davenport; Eb-
necxer Brigham. Blue Mound Hon. A. Bird
Madison; Enoch Long, Galena; X. 8. Cham
p.on, New Diggins; Daniel Whitney. Green
Bay, Hon. John Wood, Quincy Robert
Waller, Dubuque Col. John Dement,,
Dixon; Farley Eaton, Mineral Point
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

For the wor,s - life and liberty D EMO
Graf. IN writing on this subject, refers TO the
Bill Of Rights in the Constitutions Of each u
the following Stafcs: Pennsylvan N. York,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
Vermont, Kentucky Mississippi, Alabama,
Virginia, Delaware, New Hampshire, and
Missouri. The same writer declares that
tie right oi trial by Jury, 10 everywhere
preserved nyiolate.--Gars.te, 2G;h.
The Democratic organ here demos that
tue Constitutions Of any Of tho above States
rant such trial ~ jury. Ina.much -
Mr.. coolhaugh, tie Democratic cardi tate for
senator Ct pcs MONIES, was the Democrat
WON we gave A. authority above, We leave
ne question for these gentlemen TO settle.
We beg leave, however, 10 suggest, that all
.as leading talent IN The Constitutional Con-
Fsntlon, includin. every prominent Demo
cratic lawyer, and four Democratic judge,
occupied directly orpo.ite position TO tina,
aiken by the legal - editor in yesterday s
Jsssocya., on the subject Of the LIE and
liberty" clause Of tho new Constitution. In
view Of the maturei opinions Of this editor,
|. is astonishing what iools the leading Dem.
Gratis In the Convention made Of them.
selves ! II u certain that either they wsrs
great asses or tae editor Of the Dem0era, 10
prodisious ass. As we cannot in common
courtesy believe the latter, wc havsno other
resource than TO regard tho Democratic Law.
yers and Judge, in the Convention, q JUST
so many legal donkcys
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

e Tor ases tbs Dsnera. has .uccs,d.
9 II poistiag out a error in tie ca.x,e
VEGA thsss Dsoeessss voted against the
.Oenseiesaisa p Ooovsntion On the au.l
sasas1 We ebssld Asvs said ssrss, q
- - Os.sssssic nndidass lor Lieut..
0eSna~ - - 90. H vossd IN the
Oanaesslaa. Or sssor dnDiy sssss from
0gns4 TT - I'D jsse hssa locking over
~ JnlDdGl esoiela aGninse which the Dem.
. IN 49, - ehe Cosvsasion il the sdon.
81 = To $4,000 coogoisusien, certainiv
49, Nl1 kan6 tnlGiA . to Ns.s.
N &&35t1F - aaa en- % = Aste#aM IA
ExN1 : g@-A~I -. VIZ
ala stsrlW 4 y4@ssx Trss kt&S
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29
yAs Niila cunD uuuBy
MILLS 4 DEWEY,
Attsraeys 4 CsGnDelerS q Law,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN DRoguas
No & uo6naa,s No. Msir street
asssssxcss ~ ssssiss,es.
NTOTEa. nILLs or rxcuAxnr ~

~ OTEs, BILLS OF EXCHANGE. NER
~ CASTILE accounts ard claims q eysry kin.
WI! oe promptly ecl.ecssd In sHy pAft " The STAT.
Duouane mAas "a tAo dos 81 esiIseeioa
ksal kstste bought cold aud lsased, money inysess.
Warrants bought, so.d aud lsesisd. Tasss pad %.
-on-Ss aldsuts
We Offer for sale the following Rsa, Estate. arc
would especially ssk ateassn 10 the bargains Ne Of
iSr ~ Lsmeritss Adttos and 10 The large tract o.
sa0 two milss from the river Which vs oasr BY H.
Dent no better opportunities for invessmsns eon b.
found than these present
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29
Aeal estate.


LAST HALF OF LOT d. IN BLOCK a.
- city Of Davenport. with The Brick Hease there
u erected W eeraef VI Second aza Rcck Islaaa
styssis.
West hall Of Lot 1, IA BECK q, eseeri street b.
tween Rock Island ald Iowa stresss, rcfsh eide ID,
ioning Farmers Aoass
North hall Of Lots Q and 10 IN Rock a., sslas 10
iesi o. ksek l.issd street AID is feel laird
sfLkNDIp Lois ON BLUFF
Lc.s aSd !. In Bioek ~, commanding ans view
VI the Mississippi river. Rock issAaa, FpF, Arm,
strong. Railroad Brase, Ae
For Tsrms BE apply 10
ty1asf COOK A aAkaHNr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29
IMPROVED FARNs

Ne ~ Highly .nins asres IL section ., T u. n
sa -@ Acres aader NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pss
.soas guar, -four milss from IOWA Price ~ -,
NJ I'll EAsEa section II, T 70, n . sass-s,
god water, osAss orslgs fslss arol1a The sat!s,
F.rsa. ira trsss Ae, tLfss mice fr0Ea The city,.
ssts sAses sarm- Fries, clio yer ssIe
Ne Ns A beautiful 70 sr, farm. four n,..s from
AAssagoft Va state koAd 10 kaseai4ne e!nht acre.
frsss- sseN
Nc - A. siss..snt farm 81 leo ssrss s.svs,
alice hcu the city. Price. - per acre
Ne az 4 sscsie1 Of land In Morstssowp. III
.ssse AID a~s.lls sosss " ssrss usssr eul,sa,lo.
rice. sA per sers
No ~ A choice garden tract, three ni,ss frsu
sSSa 49, y. sss' sssss ~ a9a sssss q
ssrns rrlss, ei,iuo
No 80 10 asrss 10 ssstiel q, T n sas,
sesy sheses s.sn, ave mlles fruu ths city % assss
AID sccd hesss sssss rns .sII., v ns se s,n
.s. rriee, ~ YER ssre
Ne - 4 srlssdid farm Of ~ acre., 10 milss
Tom the slty, al Improved, Two good hopsss, barr
go. sss ssa e'ssr ssSysnsn, lnHrovsmse.s clear
ssra. 30 Th.s 10 . chance rarely offered 10 fsrmer.
acre
Ne an sssEs .ee,lcu a, I % n s.s,, - ssr..
Easts Improved, water AID timber, ~ uHies frou.
awe frlee. ~ per acre
Ne M eNh I and Wk SEX sscsion 7, r 10
esst ~ esrss. twe " three assss Of wood and
sseas Tfsee. eiiA per sers. Two milss north o.
paroat elallonL
No - A choice farm II . sssss Oh sssssd ssd
.ass ffah ssa 1say sssSs u.ss. % Vel :ds 81 sss
sty useve keea ntles frsn iowa The eatnlEins
- ssrss en- b sessh. cheap
ssss.oa d = ~ = : go.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

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poss morton sssmiEations In the French fosndr.
hospitals disclose the alarming fast. that sers.s d,
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rliss, delightful eoEfsesion. Esvi,sei, fsss. 70 IL
tssiaa. vsgrhlA, For sItsrrs! diseases, espse.a.ii
serofuls, Banrol ssAssAsAsitiAi 10 the only rsnsls
70 be dspeGasd on.
sold By . T Lsumsn = Co. wholesale druggists
" Water street New York and BY Ill druggist
sssssrariiia o., and Pastries &c per bostl.
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