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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-09
Stocks, Gxtbangs, TT.

~"e"'"t C"SS"'Np"t WV
DANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK wanted by
ID ISRAEL COHEN,
a9-tf No s North street
baltimore CITY G's, 1875, for sale,
ID asst McKIM CO.
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
j2s-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
E7RANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j28-n Basement en- Cheap che'ape si;'; Bank
LIRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
jls No North street, i5 drahIi a B Hah&
FXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
jll-tf S. Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted at lowest rates %f BY
lift 2o8 Baltimore street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
as BOMBS endorsed and SR sK Co. for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" sIAH LEE co. i2-tf
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jl.t fi''O""' ny PURvIs co,
E0XCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
T. LAMBERT Cuttings,
jl-tf RIP No. So Buchanan's wharf
ITO LOAN-S2O, 600 on approved Stock Col
je2ttf q Second street
(tlTY STOCK OF 1875 wanted by
u P II SULLIVAN,
je2i-H No, "a Second street
T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
lany prime Business Paper or stocks left With me for
je24tf No 6 South street.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER CO,
leItf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP Pill COVER RICO CO,
ETNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
u by PHILIP COVER l. CO,
jeltf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
OLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER co,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
T. PENDERGAST BROS,
m3O.tf No II Smiths wharf up stairs.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA LIST and I'd
na aSF's'se Bonds Tor sale by l'iH North Street
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX co, p,o
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
Dmens Insurance Stocks wanted by ,sp =, cor,vr
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
ap Hi4'A Tor No south street it up Stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
" wanted. MARTIN LEWIS,
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
~ Public Securities in New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton bought and sold at a single commission by
MARTIN LEWIS,
apl8-tf No. 6SOuth street, up stairs
ITNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
u apl4-tf JNO. s. Cuttings & co.
&10 000 TO LOAN FOR SIX OR
I'D lU.OOOTwelve months, good mercantile col
laterals by MARTIN LEWIS,
apISR No. 6South street. up stairs.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO S. CUTTINGS q co,
apl4-tf al No 90 South street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
~ points Of the Union by - -
apl4-tf JNO. s. CUTTINGS co
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il apl4tf JN0. s. CUTTINGS Co
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
IL San Francisco, CAL and P. c. BOMBALlER & co.
Havana in sums to suit, for sale by - -
= PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0-tf IT Smiths wharf, up stairs.
! CTERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
aulsif #...s Grncer's Exchange
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4ankfrs aAa Gr0Ams.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS & Co,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes and other
rolaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Ioahs.
Make collections on all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankable and ncurent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in al Of its depart
ments Interest allowed on deposits. jal8d
MARTIN LEWIS
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HAZARD POWDER COMPANY'S AGENCY,
III so SOUTH SfIEET
SPORTING,
MINING,
ShlPo1NG,
POW DE K.
full assortment always in Magazine and for sale at
manufacturers prices by the agents, -
mh22-tf D J. FOLEY L BRO.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR
1.-THE PELLEVOISIS BRANDY, win have on hand a
stock of Pale and DARK half quarter and octave casks
and am prepared to forward orders for this well known mark
from parties DESTROYS To import the same direct
G. O. GORTER,
M 90 : Cav ctrae
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AOusts, It,. f0r SaIf an0 Bend.

ENOR RENT OR LEASE.--The magnificent
4 PARK Of Is acres at Brooklyn city, near the landing
Of new bridge This highly attractive place recently
and enclosed with subs altal palng fence and pre-
near Baltimore It's extent shade and Scenery, elevation
and its grand views Of city, the surrounding country the
and Wat make It the most u acT D spot
for Festivals Pienies Excursions largest numbers
P S tG cgns @ 81 to any man of means and ca
Treasm err Brooklyn Co.
# FOR SALE OR RENT.
a S1ocs4% SSsggh ard Caroline suitable
House No 81 North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon or Boarding House. i''s-'
Inquire of CHI MYERS BROS,
att ---- No u Exchange Place.
LNOR RENT.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
Il CHAMBERS over Store No. South Charles street
Apply on the premises m27eotf
o. FOR RENT.-The two-story DWELLING
App to Il s SSSeF OF
i2S,eotf 80 Smiths wharf
MARYLAND FARMS.
Farm in Kent county, Md, on the Bay 500 acres; fine
Dwelling and outhouses of all kinds The situation is
Has been lined is in high state Of cultivation Fruit Of
all kinds elegant gardens etc. etc Price acre; terms
Farm on PatapscO Neck $50 Back River good
Farm in Queen Anne's county, near Church Hill; 30
acres in high state ofcutvation good Dwelling and nu
meous out building all in good order Price s25 per
farm in 91een Annes c9unty $40 acres, with good
Gent for the Farm Fruit of kinds Price for the whole
tract 1913 per acre 100 $50 acres, with small Frame
Dwelling will be sold for $23 per There are yards
OF water 'front.' with two good landings Chester river
opposite Chestertowp.
Farm in Baltimore county, the Old York Road good
Dwelling and outhouses all Orchards with all neces-
sary improvements Price $500 win take house in ex-
change
Farm Queen Anne's county, Centreve 800 acres
Price $50 per
Also, Farm near Church HILL of 1875 acres Both Farms
have good Dwellings and thouses; land good Price $50
per acre terms easy and liberal.
Several tracts of land in Franklin county, Illinois,
LOO acres prime land of 300 both adjoining viii ex
change for Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing or Whiskey
Farm IN Talbot county 28O Easton the
water near oxford $50 acres of l25 Miles river
All these FaIms have good buildings
Farm near Chestertown, in Queen Annes county; 800
acres; good Dwelling with all necessary outbuding good
land and on Chester river God fishing and several good
arm on Bird river near Gunpowder 27o the
hairoad; Will exchange in part for City Property
Farms in Virginia, Texas and several States.
Houses and Ground Rents bought and sold
Money loaned on mortgage.
Call for further particulars r. W RASlN.
No Rove ctIan Ct po,
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Successors of the former rn hope you will accord
ne confidence wherewith the old firm has been honored
from its foundation VICTOR PELLEN0ISIN,
ALPH0NSE PFLLEVOISlN.
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Nspts
NTANTED. -TEN Al CoOPERS TO GO TO
Wv RIHuMnNn 4 Annlv %

NTANTED. TEN Al COOPERS TO GO TO
CLARKE & PEGRAM,
II ll9 West Lombard street.
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
persons entirely, with aseryant desire, before leaving
toyrfor the summer arrangements Tor the Fan
and winter by engaging several rooms Paor and Cham
which they viii furnish themselves in commodous
and comfortable house, where there few or no oher
boarder and in the northwestern portion OF the CITY &C
commodations be rendered person commencing an e
tablislment Of this sort which will diminish the OUTLAY OF
without deay je6tf
OK A00 TO So 000.-WANTED PART-
SC,UUUNER in an old established Commission mis-; on
and LIQUOR Business the wharf with cash capital OF
the above amount doing good and profitable Ad
dress H.. A. LlTroN-
m24 If Care 2. O., Box asls, Baltimore.
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Arg @0g0s.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IL Positively closing out entire stock Of SUMNER
GOODS at ast rshng low prcesn order to make and
change the stoc before the ensuing 1t
TO encn prices, all articles will b sold at uniform
low rates Call and convinc yourself From the 18th of
July to the 9th of September the will be closed
evening at o'clock precisely Monday and Saturday nights
excepted HERMANN P0LLACK,
je29tf l6 North Gay street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" WR0TH & FULLERTON,
IS BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite attention to their
Beautiful stock OF ORGANDI, BAREGE and GRENADlNE
ROBES.
BAREGES and oRGANDYS by the yard
BLACK LACE CAPES and POINTS.
Also, full stock Of H0USER EEPING GOODS.
All of which have been reduced to prices that will not fail
to give satisfaction to those who favor them with
call. je3tf
ENRESH ARRIVAL.
= GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
We are now opening splendid assortment of Spring
Goods,
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which specially invite the attention customers.
Our assortment is large and complete consisting CT
~ SHTRTSI SHIRTS Na
We manufacturing 10 order celebrated
POINRED YOKE SHIRT,
which in AND superior to those heretofore made
by us, and are giving universe, satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO,
l55 Baltimore street,
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CPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR, OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
Having purchased Of Mr. MOORE Formerly with Messrs
STANLEY Il Coz the exclusive right make, and
vend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE, known as
"SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT WATER
COOKING RANGE we are prepared to put up aid
Range thorough, workmanke manner, the shortest
possible nece, and most reasonable guar
anteed to giveentre satisfaction All persons having the
Range use, upon application to either person
by letter. procure printed list price OF all the parts
sary for repairs &c.
For sale wholesale and retail only by
ROBBINS Il CO,
Propretors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
46 and As Light street,
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DIAPER BAGS.
Ofate there has been serious objection to this article,
owing to IMPERFECTI0N IN BOTH PAPER AND MAN
UFACTURE. These objections ENTIRELY over
come by the introduction of the
NEW MACHINE MADE PATENT LIP BAG,
eng made of the best Manila Paper, and perfect in ALL
aspects, Isles from Il to IS bs.)
Grocers Confeconers Druggists and all others using the
PAPER BAG,
are respectfully invited to call and examine.
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ELIDE ISLAND (CALdFORNIA) GUANO.
II IMPORTED DIRECT PER SHIP "AREYn
Wehave sale the above eargoof being superior
in quality to any yet imported from Eide Island.
The analysis Of the Stat Inspector shows that this
contains per cent less Of Udter and LIE cent Of
ammonia (equal to s. Is tom than other in
the market
~ The bags containing this cargo of Guano have
name stamped upon them. For sale by
p. MALC0M CO.,
Importers and Dealers in GuanO,
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SU0ks Saa StatiOrlrlr.
MURPHY & O.-BOOKSELLERS PUB
lYI LISTERS, PRINTERS,
aaritnltnrHI.

~ U A NO
VI We prepared with an ample stock of genuine
PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIAN
and other GUANOS to supply orders from Farmers Com
mission Merchants and Dealers.
Our extensive trade in GUANOS of known value and
tabshed reputation only and necessarily large puIcha
being by entire cagoes, selected with from the
estate INSPECTORS ANALYSIS
enables to supply farmers and merchants prices
and on the most favorable terms
oar PERUVIAN GUANO il alw iyS delivered from the
Warehouses of the Government agent thereby oring
guarantee TO purchasers of its GENUINENESS and Pl-
RlTY
The CALIFORNIAN GUAN0 is of our own direct impor-
tation into this market 'EIIDE ISLAND" per ship
carey" and pronounced by the Inspector superior
any other offered for sale by of the very
large per ccntage of AMMONIA it contains as well as from
the unusual DRYNESS of the entire cargo.
K Purchasers will take note that this cargo has
stamped on every bag.
We have also for sale genuine A A BROWN MEXICAN,
WHITE MEXICAN, S0MBRER0 and other Phosphate Gu
Farmers DESTROYS of combining their Guanos
adapt them particular Soils be supplied with
variety, and in any quantities
P MALCOM co,
Jy2l tt tA6t&W, s5tkW Bowly's wharf
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n ISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
-OROBINSON Il GREENOUGH has this day been dis,
solved by mutual consent All persons having claims and
those indebted requested to call James Robr son
ate firm. JAS. 5. ROBINSON,
July LIST, 1859 F. A. GREENOuGH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

The following communication would
have appeared sooner IN our columns
had it not been mislaid.
For the Iowa Transcript.
MAY 10th, 1889
Nix. EDITOR IL have lately learned
the particulars Of a very difficult and
probably successful surgical operation
il our county, that may not be unin.
teresting to others Of your readers.
It seems that a Mr.. Searlcs Of Pluqac-
MIN sometime since had his head split
nearly in two by an accidental blow ol
naxe. The wound was externally
healed, but Mr.. Scarles did not recovcr'
he was evidently sinking. VIM II.
White Nj. u. Of Iowa City was called
who assisted by Il. D. Sporty Of Irving
cut away the skin covering the wound
and cut quite larg piece Of the skull
and found large piece Of clothed blood
beneath the skull next the brain and
also the skull depressed about a halt
inch below its natural position, the
clotted blood was removed, the deprcss-
cd portion Of the skull elevated its prop
or position the parts nicely dressed, and
all done within very short time. And
I now understand that the patient is in
fair way to recover. But whether the
patient RECEIVERS or not the surgeons
who performed their difficult operation
are deserving Of great credit. DR.. White
is considered, where he is best known
as one Of the best surgeons in the Wes-
tern States. j. ID.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

s@Phillips' Money Reporter and
Insurance Journal, We consider the best
publication of its kind in the United
States.
Terms, monthly IS cents per year,
Semi-monthly 800; Weekly $500
The saving Of single bill Of the lowest
denomination would pay for the semi
monthly issue for year. Direct to B.
W. Phillips, Banker, No. 8. Clark Streets
Chicago, Ill.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02
Railroad Meeting.

Held BY the citizens Of lama Co., in
Toledo, at the Court House May 2sth,
1850.
Mr.. B. A. Hall, was called to the chair
and G. Raines appointed Secretary. The
meeting was then addressed by r. A
Graham, setting forth its objects.
On motion the Chair appointed II. A.
Williamson, Thomas Murray and Ell
Harmon, committee to present the
names Of three persons as delegates to
the r. Il. Convention 70 be held at &c.
dar Rapids, June 18th, 1859.
Com. reported the names Of B. A.
Hall, A. Tompkins, James r. Graham.
On motion report accepted and Com.
discharged.
On motion Report adopted.
On motion Resolued, That the dele
gates elect have the power Of substitu-
ton.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in The Io,oa
Transcript" On motion adjourned.
B. A. HALL, Pres.
G. RAlNEs, Sec.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

The New York Herald Of the oath
announces That movements are quietly
il progress among some ofthe enterpris.
isg American houses Of that city for
shastering vessels for Genoa, and to load
them With -four, tobacco, and rum, or
whisky, for the use Of the belligerent
forces in Sardinia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02
That Opinion.

D6l UpIulOus
In our columns to day will be found
the opinion Of Sam'l A. Rice, Attorney
General of this State, furnished at the
request Of Hon. Duane Wilson, Sec. Of
the Agricultural College, residing at
DcsMoincs.
We have no war to make upon this
opinion, but most respectfully beg leave
to differ from the same and enter our
protest against any effect which it may
produce.
1t will be seen that the Atty Gen'l,
CONSTITUTES the words "public buildings,
as used in the code, Sec. Ia to mean
"County buildings built for county
purposes. We cannot So cons.ruo it.
In section first, chapter l3.., Of Scs-
sion Laws Of 1858, arc mentioned the
purposes towhich the avails Of the swamp
lands may be devoted, among others the
Statute says; they may be devoted ITO
the erection Of public buildings for the
purpose Of education"
Now in this clause no one supposes,
and no attorney, who has ever read q
single rule upon the construction Of
statutes, will construc it to mean Coun.
ty buildings.
Again in section 2nd, Chapter Ito Of
session Laws of 1885, it was enacted that
the proceeds Of the swamp lands might
be appropriated to the erection Of eoun.
ty buildings Thus We see that our Leg.
islators drew the distinction between the
words, County, al public. It is hard.
" fair on the part Of the Atty Gent to
presume that they were SO ignorant as
not to distinguish the difference in mean
ing, Of the two words, and when and
where to use them.
We think the Atty Gen1. rather con-
fesscs the weakness Of his opinion, and
the small respect which II merits, Wnen
he says, were the question Of Counties
taking stock in Railroads new one he
would "unhesitatingly hold they had
no such power and then says "that
question has been judicially put at rest
in this State by two decisions Of our su-
preme bench. It will also be seen that
he singularly, cndcayors, yet poorly
holsters up his opinion, counter to the
Supreme Court, by saying those decis-
ions wero /" bare majority opinions"
Now every one knows that our Sa.
premc Bench is filed by only three
Judges and two Of them constitutes q
majority, so that when any decision is
rendered it is by two third vote, which
in all cases is considered strong ma
jority vote instead Of meagrc or !" bare
one. Withall his opinion is singular
one, and entitled as we believe to but
little respect.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

We learn from the State Register, at
Waterloo that the people Of that place
have commenced building free bridge
across the Cedar. It is to be 500 feet
long, 10 broad, having s piers, with
spans of 70 feet each.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

rn- The morning mail from Chicago
now reaches Cedar Rapids the following
evening, So says the Times. This ar
ransement brings us within two days
Of Chicago, provided Uncle Sans boys
are faithful.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02
THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1859.

Messrs ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our on
" authorized Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and Subscrip-
tioas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

~ The Great Republic Monthly for
June is now lying upon our table. We
consider it an Improvement upon the
former numbers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

<my-Thc Times at Cedar Rapids has
changed its publication day from Thurs
day to Wednesday, in order to accomo
date subscribers on the tri.weekly mai
routes. Our friend davenport is awake
to his interest and by the aid Of his live
Editor, WV. Walker Esq, is gaining
for his paper an cnviable reputation
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

~ 10 NOISAWSSsCA0 A~s
June is received. One short piece en-.
titled Effects Of Light upon Evergreen
Hedges" is worth to every man moro
than the price Of the journal for five
years, and especially to those who in
tend to plant hedge it will be Of meal
culablc benefit. Why are 50 few Of our
farmers subscribers to this superior as-
ricultural journal? Terms 81 90 q year
Address Miller and Brayton, Dubuque,
Iowa. We will procure it for 1918 per
year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

I@ Mr.. Edmund J. Hunter Of Hc!e.
ma desires to return thanks through our
columns to those citizens, who have
compensated him for carrying tho mail
from Kosta to Indiantown. He says
the Western Stage Company paid him
but one half the amount agreed upon.
Hence the liberality Of the citizens.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

In North Carolina tho wheat crop j:
reported damaged BY rust.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-06-02

"a There will be found in our col.
umns to day the new card Of Mr. T
Schaefer Boot and Shoemaker. Mr.
Schaeffer, who has recently located himsel!
in our town, takes the proper method
Of making himself and his business
known, By advertising. He received
the first premium for the best work in his
lire at our last County Fair, and we be
lieve justly merits large share Of pub.
lie patronage.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17

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Many dselsrs that sfilc humanity inherited a.
her lassns from the diseased bodies of scky sres
ScTosaia Consumption, ~ bihs aud FITS, among
The most common Of constitutional diseases Now.
care not how many generations the seeds Of these ds
eases may have been established ia the system cor
rap ng the hlood-LateayV hssssosn5 kess{s1ssf wil
eradicate from tue bodies OF the Aiicied every paTu
Gle OF diseascd deposits, and ill the VEINS with new
lur and healthy bl.,ssd
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msoifal.
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II. IL. II.
ITEALTH will In all eases, follow the Of Rad;
IL ways X. r. Remedies. There none 50 sicI
diseased, 50 weak, feeble, eFppisd With pain
infrmitcs but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Rcsolvent Regulators the OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
iy
Radway = Renovaing kcsoiVeut. Rad way kegulatoTs
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pow
certain diseases. Yet there other aseas
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