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NEW GRANADA WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
YANDtEbIAN'SLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 18th and 18th Of
each month, at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth Of each month,
R5- Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c; papers,
Sc.
es- Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York. by private
ships 3 cents, prepaid.
So Postage to Peru Letters 22c.; papers, &c.
81 Postage to Bogota (New Granada) Letters, lse,
papers, &c.
ka-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: lOe., prepaid.
R-The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
S4eents; and on each newspaper. cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
BS- The postage to New Granada direCti is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, via San Francisco) is on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable i'm advance.
A The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do.
meatic rates apply.
s. r. MARKS, P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, November l, 1865.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GOMPTROfLERS OFFICE, Z
City Of New Orleans, July T. 1856
pElSDGAVED That tina Comptroller be, and
IL he is hereby authorized and required give notice by
stumbling advertisement a official Journal at IN accordance
with the ninth section OF ordinance No 42 approved March
no. 1854 The Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tSignedl f. l.. TRACY
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSiguedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1865.
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers the city of the public Is
respectfully called to theforegoRg resolution.
4. FUEARD,
iy16H Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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Sucked In.

A Young medical student from Michigan, who had
been attending lectures in New York for some time
time, and considered himself exceedingly good look
ing, knowing and fascinating, made deadly onset
upon the heart and fortune Of blooming young lady
who was boarding in the same house with him. Al
ter a prolonged siege the lady surrendered They
were married on Wednesday morning. That same
afternoon the young wife, sent for and exhibited TO
the astonished student beautiful little daughter
three and half years ofage.
"GOod heavens then you were widow, eAclalm'
ed the ast0nished student.
eyes my dear and this is Amelia, my youngest
tomorrow. Augustus James and Reuben will arrive
from the country and then shall have all my child
rem together once more
The unhappy student replied not word ms feel
ings were too deep for utterance me next day me
"other darlings1 arrived Reuben was six years old,
James nine and Augustus saucy boy OF twelve.
They were delighted to hear they had a new papa
because they could live at home and have all the
playthings they wanted The new papa" as soon
as he could speak, remarked that Augustus and
James did not much resemble Reuben and Amelia.
"Well, no, said the happy mother, "my first hus
band was quite different style of man from my
second-Gompl eXon, temperament, color OF hair and
eyes-all Different
This was too much. He had not only married
widow but was her third husband and the astounded
step.father of four children.
Il But the fortune" thought he, that viii make
amends" He spoke Of her fortune.
These are my treasures says she, in the Roman
matron style, pointing to her children.
The conceit was now quite out Of the Michigander,
who, finding he had made a complete goose of him.
self, at once retired to farm in his native State,
where he could have chance to render his boys"
useful and make them sweat for the deceit practced
upon him by their mother
Here is a white rose that has not faded through
two hundred years-tbe white rose was sent by a
Yorkshire lover to to his Lancaster sweetheart
If this fair rose offend thy sight,
Placed in thy bosom bare,
Twill blush to find itself less white,
And turn Laneastrian there.
But if thy ruby lip it spy,
As kiss it thou mayst deign,
With envy pale twill lose its dye,
And Yorkshire turn again.
The River Rhine, it is well known,
Doth wash the city of Cologne
But tell me- all ye gods divine,
What power can cleanse the River Rhine?
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a clergyman complains Of his being poor, and
aat he fnds it very hard to make both ends meet Z;
Rherenpan an editor helps him cut by q quotation
Aom Walter Savage Landor
Said Stiggings TO his wife, one day,
We've nothing left to eat;
II things go on in this queer way,
We ahan't make both ends meat
The dame replied, in words discreet,
eWeifa nots8 badly fed
II we can make but one end meat,
And make the other bread
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.ln g9r!ears Gain Gyfsstsnt.
agla j ] Il. i .i.aasl.I -
IL urr.I.rAM nasg WALLACE.

Bora of 4 Fsoo Of mineral aavers-Raiiset.
BY wIEItAM Hoss WALLACE.
rFfom tbe New york Journal Of ComnsrceJ
Mv heart is bowed bark how the wings,
OF dark November's mourutul breeze,
lake musings over broken hopes,
Are rastling through the faded trees,
And hear Tie billow at his chant,
So sad, Sc restless on the shoreI
That seems as If tWould never know
The golden sunshine any more
While leaden yonder Autumn SKY,
And bleak the great sea grooming BY
II.
Ny heart is bowed you call i We9ks
TO let Tie season, darkling round,
Thus fill its halls with gloomy thought,
Ana manp 4 gou sabduing sound
AMI name It so thea, stern eyed one.
Bit sill Id shrinking shame is NINE,
For something ever In snch time,
N71.sre 9ithered flowers are thlczly Wreathed,
sad ssd tholgh beautiful dirges breathed.
The flowers they tel Of bright hopes gone,
Homes born 10 innocence Of youth,
when every cloud a rainbow bears,
Ana every brow seems crowned with truth.
know that manhood should not grieye-
TalI manhood in the mighty strife
That such the fate Of every barque,
Launched on the roaring sea Of life;
Bat when will bow the aching heart
10 fate, nor shrink from Wisdom part
nv.
The dirges-whOse the dirges here
One for q glorious father gone,
What loss, %, what lifeswithefing loss y
Even in my childhood's opening dawn:
Another for the small dear one,
Whoroamed with me in Youths green bowers
When We together scattered buds,
Upon the soft wings Of the hours
@, Father Sister how hear
The wild winds wall above the bieri
v.
Ny heart Is bowed though far away,
Dear mother thou seem st with me now
The dirges also in thy soul,
And memory on thy fading brow
@. give me something of the hope
That from religion thou dost know
And may feel that Eden yet
May spring from thorny wastes OF VIC,
While leaden y0nder Autumn sky,
And bleak the great sea groaning by /!
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mes WhiCn tutJ OueT 70 bupply
ielOr's lowest Wholesale prices.
cy, No. Isl and u ChRrtBfE
IHibbard's Wild Cherry, s5
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutchingls Vegetable Dyspepsia
'Gouley's Vegetable, Ooloman'g,
.Hooland's German, OXygenatgd
COsM ETICS. 80
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FlDridR Water, Meen Fun,
Jones Lilly White. z. -.
SOAPS AND CREAMa,
LOWS Brown Windsor,
lI0ne's Chemical,
Radway's Modicatod, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compundu
OF Mi descriptions.
PILLS. -.
Wrighps Indian Vegetable
MOliRt's Life, Brandrath'B,
lMorriBonis, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappinston's, Champ
iOR's,
IGrAetieubetg, Jsyne's Sanativo
| Jayne'H Agus, Wiuer's Ganu
mile,
lHibhard's Anh-billcus, Pstsr'E,
lSpsnCer'H Vegetable, Cooks,
CS0per'B, Covels Rheumatic,
i,Anderaon'g, AllebaBiRis Health
Wister's Gentle Purgativs,
AllehHsis' Ague, HODper's,
tGhickner'B sngHf-coatsd,
IGilberts AUh-bilions, Beck.
with's,
iLady's Blood. InRoidsby's Pills,
IScotrs Vegetable, Eagun's,
lRGdway'a Regulators,
RoEe's Railroad, Leiy'sFe mEls,
IBoudenis Indian sHnatiye,
lLonden's Ague, HollowRy's,
iHaletad's Anti -Dyspeptie,
laordon'B, MuLanei5 Liver.
HAIR DYES.
lPhalon's Magic, BatChelor'B,
IGilman's Instantaneous,
IBallRrd's, Jules Haual'E.
,IJRynB'B American, East IadlA
| MISCELLANEOUS.
EDr, MorBe's IugigogatluE Cor
I dtl1
In , Gias' Ert,oct
l'i,sr-s,,,s nsr;s,t
lT q, Rfivtr ~ Pbrh.vh
IHsrta ~ GnaTsb STiTt1+S
SfntiSsrIs RsiIsf ..
tU oo..se We.l l1,II5si povdor,
NJ M y Z i lS.,s Lo' iSsrt a.,
n =, n rso,,'s - ~ VIZ Va,
49, S,vi'i ~ Na., ! ", -
If y N, \ q HV ,i..,. atds9'
Allillb Anu tllk CUT
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That stray@EIel,hanU.

The editor of the Kinds county Qfiss.) Gazette has
been elected to the office of Ranger, and publishes
in his paper the following first specimen Of official
correspondence;
TO The Ranger of Kinds County:
Dear John-While the editors throughout the State
have been willing to seek the bubble reputation
even in the lannon's MOUTH you, john have been
content to muster the stray bulls and other wandering
boyines of old Binds Long may you wave, John!
Now, while on the subject Of estrays will yon please
answer several questions which have agitated the
public mind for some days? An elephant left me-
nagerie at Utica last Monday night aud is now astray
Will you pay any more to the persons who may take
him up than you would for any other animal? Would
you require the appraisers TO examine his mouth to
ascertain his age2 Should You sell him, would you
engage to deliver him in propfia persona Should
he claim his trunk, under The Homestead Exemption
law would You insist on selling it and its contents
II you should decide to sell it, how would you Hard
of Responsibility
oNE VINO HAS SEEN THE ELEPHANT.
4,I.-f
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General Depot Special Agen
street, New Orleans, La.
VERMIFU9ES.
Wlner's Canadian,
Bwaiu's,
Parryis Dead Shot,
Jhyne's Tonic,
kGrl's,
3. A. FshnestorkfB,
MeI,asn's.
BALsAM and COUGH REM.
EDIES,
Wistar'H balRliEl of Wild Cherry
HASTINGS NapthR,
Sharmnn's BalsRm,
BuohaR's Hungarian,
D8vis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
SchOnek5 g Puinonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomewis Ezpectorsnt,
Halls BRlsam,
SwHym's Syrup Of WildUhsrry
Ayers Cherry PeCtSrHi,
TsylDr'8 BaIgam LiverRort,
Jsyue's Expsctorant,
Wiuer's Elecampaine,
Rogers LiverwOTt and Tar,
Mrs. Gardineris biverwort,
stadler's Cherry Expectorsnt,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Rose'B do.
Observation-Disclosures
SARSAPARILLAB,
Dr., John BulPs, -
s. P. Townseud'e,
Saudg's, .....
Old Jacob TownBsnd's'
Carpenters,
WynCoop's, 800.
Sbnkeria,
.. graeffenberR's
Brlstol's.
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening,
Jew Dsvidis or Hebrew,
Badeap's.
Kngpp's Indian
Aieock's Porous,
9ritith'B Adhesive,
Hollowav's Arnice,
LINTMENTs.
McLean'AW olcanic OilLinmenl
EoxlcBn Mustang.
Farrellts Arabian,
Butler's Nerve and Bone,
HINTS,
~. ...--. HHysBiH --- .-
TObias's Venetian,
Hove's Nerve and Bono,
Kelllnger's,
Gardeners,
BaItine's Horse,
NerchanpR Garglng,
Cherokee.
Jayne'g
AaUE REMEDIES, etc.
| 0Bgood's Indian GhOgogug,
| AoWGud'B Tonic Mixture.
smith'B Tonic Syrup,
| WynkoOp's Tonic,
| Speeds Febrifuge,
| Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOXENGEs.
Sherm A's Cough snd WorEa
Bryan's PulmDnic Waters,
Locock's Pulm0nic Waters,
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovstt's Wahpeueor HalrGloBI
Barry's Tricopharous.
| IYDn'B KAthRFlsn,
Buyls's Hyperion Fluid,
Phidon'B Hair Invigoratorr
Jayne's Hair Tonic, .a.
Van Deusen's Wahpens,
L9udon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
aHuel's Eau Lustrula,
| OldridgG's Balm Of Columbia
EsdwAy $ GircassiEn Balm.
PANAUEAS.
5WRin's HOuck's,
GuilsM's Indian Vegetable.
hongiey's Great Western,
OINTMENT AND sALVES
0alley'BMagical PRinExtracto
Professor Hollaway's OiutneG
MCAllister'e Ali-Healing,
Brooh's Magic SalYe, Pryor
Pile,
irayls uarrison's Specific,
lrasE Magnetic, JudkiBis
AoudeniH All.Heallng, RuBaid
OILS.
BHBlton's Cod Liver Oil,
McEair's Acoustic, ScRrpaisd d
British, HRrlaem.
." BITTERS.
Mofst's Phn,niS, Blaks's Are
matte,
WOLVES AR0M ATTIC
T- DruggEsts and MeruhR
ErttCl6E contained ipthe above
vantage by calling or sending
BE- found the Enste6tcnBivo Is
MEDICINES In the United
PleaFe Anlress. j..
~ GENUINE
matt Nos. : n and
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Ounce nS%T-
Letter. 3''l''.
When Tho distance from the S. mailing Of,
fee is
260nmes orunder. ...... lGc. &c.
yer2500 miles. ...,...... zoe. &c,
NOT BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
Whenthe distancefrom the U. S. mailing
office i8~
2600mesOr under. 49,. 34c. &C.
Over 25l0 miles, ..,.,.... 4Ag. &c.
Whenfeceivediu the United States, and the
distance to the office of deiyeryis--
$500 miles or under, ..I4., l0c, &c.
Over 25ll miles ..4....... 20c 2C,
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WOLVES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHRAPPE.
Druggs and Merchants ard all dealers n any Of the
4rc6E contained 10 the above catalogue, will End their
vantage by calling senug their orders at0ye where will
b found the nostezienBiv0 Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES In the United States Rud a. the lowest pr3a5s
PleaEe Anuresss j. WRIGHT 4 60,
nEAM Nns III ma 2I fyharres atrect Nea0reans.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WEsIGSEE'G ~ OSb,ts CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines which they supply
DruBg5te and Dealers ut Froprsos lowest wholesale priGaH
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl and 81 ChartBfE
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i EHDs' F0UWDRY, NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS q co, IRON FOUNDERS,
aud Manufacturers nj Vertical EO2 initial Steam Engines
BGiers, Sugar Mills Pap Sugr Kettles CHARTERS
Ftea Steam and Horse Power Drawing Hachiues Saw Mills
Cir Gearing, Iron G9umns and Fronts FOR Buildings Fur
mace MOu tete Bare etc. and a Machinery required fo
the South.
We have been authorized prapprsd
STLLLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fal2 dkWIy LEEDS 4 co,
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Eas brought
the Third District Pound Oouet and Good
Chllten Streets estrayS-
One red Cow with Gd having Eligible brand th5 right
thigh, LETT eopps anI right figure Of seven.
tHe yellow Cow with Calf, with iligble brand the
right thigh, no Marks
WhichH moi claimed whinten days and the expenses
paid, will be sold public auction al said pound on
MONDAY November p 1858 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
New Orleans, November O. 1855
Q. 0. FLEGHIER Street Commissioner.
Registered November 9, 1858
I. THEARD Comptroller.
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EPAVH DU QUArRIH1IM DIsp5sIor-

EFDTENIEI DaSEIETJN EDUN D. W as bTOWGhE
the Fourth District Pound on Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, rs esrays-
One mare about 10 hands high with white
forehead, visible brands.
One black she goat with LEATHER collar and RIM.
One black she goat horns piece Of rope round the neck
One yellow she goat with white spots right cropped aud
left ear split,
OUe white she goat, with long horns.
Which If claimed within days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold at public auction said depot SAFUR
DAY November 20. 1853, IN o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, November s, 1853
@. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered November 3, 1858.
t. HTTSELBERGER,
IDENTITY t1punrplIer
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GAS FiXTURES........,..,GA GAS FIXTURES
j. B. MONTE, 1876 Chartres street.
Dealer in Chandeliers Brackets Hall lamps Of French Eng
lish and manufacture, in tue greatest variety
low prices
Also, a large variety Of Globes,
N.RJ, 3. NOME is authorized by the Gas Company to
put Gas Fixtures. an2 6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-24

Cor. CRozIER's CARD.-We invite attention
to the card of Col. CROZIER in another column
in reply to a recent publication of the 1nves-
tigating Committee. We do not understand
the report of the Committee as having ques-
toned the integrity of his administration
while Comptroller. We have taken some
pains 10 investigate the facts in controversy;
and. without intending to impugne the mo-
tives of the Committee, we do not hesitate to
1--WE it as our opinion that they have misjudg
d the facts and done injustice to Col. c.. than
rhOm in our opinion the State has never had
more faithful Comptroller.-Uaion and
-1WeTicdh.
If our aoishbor has Inv estigated the facts,
and is sure he is right he will do Col. CROzIER
a service by showing wherein the Committee
have done him injustice. We hope this will
be done. Let us have the facts, neighbor,
that show the errors of the Committee.
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$500 REWARD.

TINHE following described prisoners made their es
i cape from the Davidson County Jail, on the
morning of the 23d of September:
JAMES TUCKER, sentenced five years for stealing
a watch. About FIVE feet seven-22 or % years OF
age; spare made, dark complexion, black eyes, dark
hair-a shoemaker; came from Philadelphia.
STEPHEN PORTER, alias STEPHEN PRICE, former
ly of St Louis sentenced seven years. for obtaining
money under false pretenses. About feet inches,
rather delicate, dark complexion, has red mark on
his forehead, and scar on his upper lip has dark
hair an .. 9rah DnAUH charged with malicious
shooting. About feet inches, spare made, about
90 IS years of age; has dark hair and had heavy
whskers when he escaped; dark eyes
PATRICK CALCIUM, sentenced to Penitentiary Is
years, for rape. About feet inches, heavy set
an freshman. Has black hal: and black eyes-bad
long beard when he escaped
JOHN TOLAN, Irishman, charged with murder.
About feet inches in height, is an able-bodied
man, and blacksmith by trade. Has black hair and
small black eyes-has down cast look, and is slow
spoken.
F N C. BISHOP, charged with burglary and robbery.
About u - years of age; about feet inches III
height rather handsome; active, vigorous man
black hair and eyes.
+. l.. HUNTER alias RHODES, youth of II or is
years; about feet or inches, medium size, fair
hair and blue eyes. Was convicted on charge OF
carrying burglarious instruments and obtained new
hearing. He has brother in Philadelphia.
NM WALKER alias CHARLES MEADOWS, sen
fenced four years for stealing horses. About feet
inches high black hair and grey eyes. stout, able
bodied man.
c H. WILSON, charged with stealing. About 5
feet inches high is lame and in bad health; black
hair and eyes: fair complicated.
ROBERT WATSON, charged with stealing. About
feet inches high; heavy built; IS 40 years Of
age; sandy hair and forid complexion.
Will give a reward of $50 each for their delivery
to me at the Jail THOMAS H0BS0N,
Sept24-u JailOr Of Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-24

A FEARFUL AscENsIoN.--PRoBABLE DEATH
OF THE ERoNAUr-We find the following in
the Toledo (Ohio) Times, Of Saturday:
The balloon ascension at Adrian on Thurs
day. in its finale, was horrible affair. Ii APP
pears that Mcssrs. Bauistcr and Thurston, of
that city. constructed the balloon. and were
both practical .erOnauts. They made Il most
beautiful ascent 1T about $50 A. NJ, and sue
ceeded in alighting handsomely about six
miles north OF Knights station. some half way
toward this city While shipping their bal
loon preparatory to taking il back 10 Adrian
by the noon train, Mr.. Thurston sat astride
the neck or lower portion OF ii in order bet
ter to manage it, and when the car aud net
ting had been cleared from IL, IL all at once.
in an instant, assembled bottom upward, with
Mr.. Thurston clinging To IL, while il went up,
up, up, to an altitude twice higher than they
reached. then away il driftd 10 the north
ward, wholly unnanageable by its passenger.
lie. was watch q with glass for two hours.
and was still slingng 10 it-probably he had
used the rope which connected from the valve
to the car and which was flying loose. to lash
himself to the throat of has serial ark, and
was doubtless frozen to death the hrst hour.
No doubt. il the balloon is ever found. his
corpse will be found with IL. 10 is estimated
by Mr. Il. that IL would take five hours for
the gas To consume and escape sufficient 10
bring IL down--wherr that would leave IL II
more than We can guess Hope sank within
the breasts of the immense multitude nj
Adrian when Mr.. Is. returned and gave
count OF the unfortunate affair We under-
stand Mr.. I. TO be a worthy citizen of Adrian
but more adventurous tban wise. This wss
his ihiriy-dfth ascent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-24

Mr.. sIlas J. Iasoonlb, Of RirminghaEa says:
IL have found In BxEHAvEs HoLLszn RFrTxks
remedy for Headache and Duanisy. ny sne has al
used u with the greatest benefit.
Mr.. A 5. Nicholson, OF Plsisburg, also remarks
that he has expsrsenesa much rslef frot u se ior
Hcaaaehe- $500 -.
Take half lea spoonsfal shres t:ues day an hour
before meals Eat moderately, sna then q Whole
some food. aud you wsi aad Chs ; really remedy
for SICK and Nsrveas Hsadsehe. Weakness Of any
Ind. costivensss and Piles Belns perfectly slmpss
n eompoassian, nay be taken sifhout fear By Tie
Invalid. Possessing nss sFosaue aaver, Il Is very
grateful 10 the deblissaied stomach.
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