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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
MARYSVILLE THEATRE.
Grand Vocal ana Instrum entail
CO .TC :7T.
COMP LIMENTAIY BENEFIT
PROFESSOR GRAMBSS,
On Monday Evening, June 2Ofh,
CHORAL HARMONIC AND LEGDERK aANz
SOCIETISS.
PROGRAMME-PA

PR0GRAMME-PART l.
1-overture William Tell. Dlet for Piano. Rosini
Miss +. BOdget and Prof. Grambss.
2.-Chorus. o, IL I'll us, ye free from Ernan Verdi.
Choral Harmonic Society
S.-so'o for the Piano. Variations. From Lucia de
Miss NJ. Lndley
4.-Duet. Come to the Forest . Misses Hamilton
5.-Song I'm Q leen of Fairy Land knight
Miss I. Bodgett
6-Duet, for the Piano. Last Rose Of Summer; with
variations. ....................ke kerg.
Misses X. Sherman and Barner
7.-Cavatna. All, don't minge. From Somnambula
Mrs Caswe
s.-Piano Solo. Grand Fantasia brilliant. From tn,
opera NINA Mis- aiodigo,; NoseHa'
9.--Chlrus. The Forest. Magnold
Llederkranz.
PART II.
1.-Overture Don Pasqua e. Duet for Piano Doni
zetti.. ..,.... Miss Dodgett and Prof. Grambss
9.-say, once again, l love thee. From Don Pas
Mrs Caswen anI Mr.. stratton. , D'''-'''''
8-This is the day ofrest Double Quartette Kreutze
Leiderkranz.
4-Pano Solo. Caprice. The birds in the boupb
Miss F. Bodgelt Spindier
5.-Duet The Messenger Bird. .Hemans
Misses Hamilton.
6.-Choru'. Came with the Gipsey Bride BALI
Choral Harmonic Society.
7.-Duet for the Piano. Wedding March Mendlesobp
Misses Lindey and Bodgett
| S.-Romance. This the harp in the air Mariana
Mrs. Caswell.
9,-Song. 1 nm the Bagadere re............ Bocksa
Miss 5. Teegarlen.
1O.-Chorus and Solo. May has come again Kuntze
LiederKranz.
Seats secured on that day from S O'Clock A. NJ. {,
4 ot lock r. NJ.
| Concert commences at half.past o'clock
Tickets to be had at the dilfe snt Book Stores an,
"' 'he uoor' jel9-lt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

CoNcERr.-A grand vocal and instrumental
concert will be given at the Theater, in this
city on Monday evening the 10th inst. by
the Choral Harmonic and Leiderkranz Soeie
ties assisted by the well taught pupils of
Professor Grambss. The two societies above
mentioned are not surpassed in skill, talent
ana cultivation by any association in Cali
fornia, and Nr. Grambss as \ teacher of mu-
sic Is also unsurpassed The entertainment
Will be given for his benefit.
There need he no fears of the hot weather
as the TheAter has recently been newly ven
tilated and thoroughly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

SWIFT & Cos Within the next
four weeks, so we are informed by the Sono-
ma County Democrat Swift d Co.'S Express
train will make regular trips from San Fran
cisco, via Petaluma Santa Rosa, Healdsburg.
Cloverdale. Round Valley. to Weaveryille.
and back again, in three days
MIR. Swift is now preparing the trail from
Round Valley to Weayerville. and when fully
completed, which will he in July, has every
confidence to believe the entire trip from
san Francisco to Weaverville will be made
in 36 hours, if not in 80
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

WAR IN SrTTER CoUNTY.-A glass hive O
bees, just the other side of Feather river ha
been for several days past the scene of a ter.
rife war between the occupants of the hiv,
and an army of foreign invaders. Th,
owner can see the contest in all its changes
phases and chances. and he assures us it is al
interesting sight. A perfect uproar fills til,
hive, and single handed comlats, dire and
fearful, are the order of the day. Which
side will whip is matter of very much
doubt, as it Is impossible to tell one bee from
another in the contest. As fast as one buz-
Ger is whaled, he leaves and flies off. Not
many have as yet been killed.
Such contests. we believe, are rare, but
naturaists say that swarm of bees will
sometimes attack another swarm for the pur
pose Of robLing them of their honey. This
happens in cases where q swarm is but poor.
ly provided, having failed to gather much
material from which honey is made. 1t usll.
ally happens in these fl hts that a great
many bees are killed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTIONAL dis.
patch dated Albany May 25th, says
The Republican National Convention are
now in session here. considering the time and
place for holding the next National Conyen-
lion' The proceedings are strictly private
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

B. G.. WIEn ON GwIN.-This venerable old
jackson Democrat, and soldier of the war of
lsl2,-from San joaquin county-made the
folowieg remarks about Senotor Gwin, in
the Democratic Convent IN at Sacramento.
He was speaking upon the following resolu
tion:
RESOLVED That the Chief Executive Of the
Nation has broken his pledges 10 the people ot
the State of California. in regard TO the Pacific
Rulruld, which pledges We're announced in
his iiimed letter of 1856, two weeks previous
to the election in this State and that we con-
denim the Administration for its refusal in place
the Central overland VI Mlil TN the same footing us
to compensation. as the Southern route"
The resolution was pissed.
Mn. WIER-Mr. Chairman: intend to be
brief in what have to say. 1 shall detain
the Convention but a little time. Sir, have
known DR.. Gwin for quarter of century,
and ns the illustrious Judge, Chief Justice
Marshall, once said in the Supreme Court ::
ut is no time now to mince words" | say |
have known DIR. Gwin for quarter of cen
turv | have nothing to say against him,
but believe he is one of the damndest rob
bers [cheers and laughter that ever entered
the Senate of the United States. Loud
cheers
VoIoE-Hit him again
b. G. WER-Now, Dr. Gwin hates me as
he does an old rattlesnake. He knows | am
the man and he gives me the credit of it. He
knows that it was so. He knows that am
the man that had the power in q District
Convention in the State of Mississippi to de
feat him in his effort to get seat in the Con.
press of the limited Stutess TChperS | Af-
ter that defeat of G win, and in n very short
time after, where do you find him ? Why
he came here, and for the Tuolumne and San
joaquin and other pirts Of the State, not yet
counties, for Sacramento that had nothing
but Suffers Fort, for San Francisco hardly a
county, TO represent this State, yet hardly
known. by the eternal God. sir, we find him
a candidate for the Senate of the United
States Oh ,ers, laughter and stamping
Now, am not a personal enemy of DR..
Gwin cheers and laughter but as man act
ing among men. have my rights and the
people have their rights and am telling
you the facts Now, sir, when Gwin was
Marshal Of the Southern District of Msss-
sippi, where the fees were worth annually
$S4 600. and had means of knowing, for
was Deputy Marshal for my brother who
was Marshal for the Northern District of
Mississippi, and one great reas IN why
helped to defeat Gwin was that in his ap-
pointments for Deputy Marshals, he always
chose Old Line Wings; and of the two Mar
shals-one for the Northern District and one
for the Southern District-athous the Mar
shal for the Northen District was my brother,
| will says this-thnt one was Just as bad as
the other Cheers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

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YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA is n sure
remedy for HEREDITARY rAISr. Now is the time tn
this celebrated purifier Of the blood. 1t is the
great Spring Remedy, and the only medicine which
can effe"tuay clean the system from all impurities
70 ITS MIRACUL IUS EFFECTS UPON The BLOOD.
II creates new, ami pure blood, carries of the
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bowels, aad implrts tone Of vgOr ~ the whole body
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As manufactured under the superintendent Of the
most celebrated chemist and physician in this country
is the ONLY SARSAPARIt.LA which will e1ectually
cleanse the system eradicate disease restore heal
thy action to all the functions Of the body and KEEP
THE BLOOD PURE.
For sale by all Druggists on the Pacific coast, and
by PARK & WHITE, Agents,
13g Washington street,
ap2O-2m opposite the Market, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
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lodde of PotassThis preparation is guaranteed free
from all mineral substances but contains full dose
of Iodde of Potass. For Rheumatism, Scrofula and
all diseases Of the s<in it is unequaled Sold by Drug
gists generally, at 81
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143 ana IS Clay street,
Below Montgomery.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
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je3-Sm Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

SrAHL's CRY INTELLIGEScE OFFICE Families in the
city country needing Female Help of any kind,
can be supplied by calling Immediately at
SrAHLS City Intelligence Office,
Corner Maiden Lane and I'd sts.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

The Anti-Leeompton State Convention
which met at Sacramento on Wednesday the
18th. adjourned sine die Friday evening the
18th inst The only business transacted bv
the Convention not already noticed hy us.
was the amendment of the second resolution
in the platform, and the adoption of a motion
to increase the number of the State Central
Committee from l5 to 81. The following is
the resolution as amended
RESOLVED, That the right of the people Of the
Territories To form all their domestic institutions
IN their own way, is absolute and complete. and
that we are naturally opposed to anv interference
with such right either bv the Legislative or Ex-
ecutive departments Of the General Government
FIRsT OF THE SEAsoN.-George Law. the
fruit man next door to the Post Office has
handed us some apricots from Briggs, which
are the first Of the season; also, some fine
apples, which are rich and mellow. Laws
always manages to have things about right.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

HOIInway's Pills and Ointm nt.-IIab-
ltual constipation, the parent of apopexy, general
debility, and premature decay, are permanently cured
bS course Of the Pills, and no external disease can
long resist the Ointment
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

TnE steamship Persia sailed from New
York on May 25th with 100000 in specie
and two hundred and forty passengers among
whom we're Count Sartiges and Cyrus W.
Field
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
To the Sick.

Impeled by a desire to do unto others as l would
that had done bym when similarly situated,
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from sperma
torrhGa or Involuntary Exhaustion, against all the
"tricks and traps" Of the various swndling quacks
lShun them all, and if disposed to profit by my ex-
perience enclose return stamp, and send brief de-
scription Of your case to Box I76, Charlestown,
Mass je4-8mdsw
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

A GRAND DONKEY RACE for purse of S25.
says the Sierra Democrat, is to come of iu
Downeville on the 4th of July-entrance
fee. s.. Last one in wins Each man rides
his opponents donkey Seven entrances have
been made already.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

The Sonoma County journal says that the
certainty of telegraphic communication be-
tween that county and other sections of the
Seate, is already established The line of
telegraph will be established from Napa to
Healdshurg by the way of Petaluma, sonoma
and santa Rosa.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

information by telegraph from Sacramento. of
rumored understanding between Hon.
]. W. McColkle and Humphrey Griffith.
which IS likely to terminate in duel. We
place but little reli nee in the rumor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

SoLoN JOHNSON, resident of Scales Dig
gings, Sierra county, has been taken to the
Insane Asylum His loss of reason was
caused by a too free use of ardent drinks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
Notice.

Ifyou wantto smoke esomething very fine,
Then try John S. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
lee Cor. I'd and D sts., Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

LATE advices from New Orleans state that
another crevasse had occurred at Baton
Rouge
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

PUrRID SORE THRoAr.-This disease has
made its appearance in the vicinity of Peta
luna. As yet, however, there have been
but few cases, none of which have proved
fntal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
For President in 1860,
= ~ A II H.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHN CURRY, Of Solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CoNNESS, Of Fl Dorado.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
ROYAL 7. SPRAGUE, Of Shasta County.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, of Sacramento County.
For Congress-Northern District,
JOSEPH c. NtKIBBEN, of Sierra County
For Congress-Sou,hern District,
J. A. BOOKER, of San Joaquin County.
For State Treasurer,
DAVID h. ASHLEY, OF Monterey County.
For State Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE, of sonoma County.
For Attorney General
c. STEELE, of siskiyeu County.
For State Printer,
JOHN o'MEARA, Of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JAMES S. LONG, Of Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
WASHINGTON GROVE.

4. BARBECUE GROUND.
keFEStaP zS>r6f9 rIIE OMNIBUS will leave the
p asrttt-.l SAe{1gS Weste House at O'Clock A., ".
: 1z-a-ee alaA5LA nd will oni'nue to do every
hour during the day.
FARE 2J CENTS EACH WAY. iet9-tt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
Where

Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the E Dora 10 Cigar Store where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
L.LAVY & CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 d street, near Wells Fargo Co.'s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
30 u N II Y
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

=
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For State Senator,
CHAS. T.. ID f. LONG.
For Assemblymen,
&c NICHOLS, G. w. LAWSON,
r. H. EVANS, D. S. BAKER,
C. F. WOOD.
For County Judge,
VILLA VI SINGER.
For Sheriff.
j. S. SLINGERLAND.
For District Attorney
JOHN T. MCCARTHY.
For County Clerk,
WILLIAM SHARKEY.
For Tax Collector,
l.. b. MOORE.
For Recorder,
GEO. C. GoRHAM.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE A. KING.
For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
MARYSVILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10Th.

WAsHrSeroN GpovE.-An omnibus leaves
the Western House every hour after o'cl'k
this morning for the above Grove, WHERE all
kinds of refreshments are to be had. The
ride out is a pleasant one, and the refuge
from the dust and heat of the city delightful
There will be enough people out there to
day to make very respectable camp-meeting
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

GREAT BRITAIN AND SLANERY In the
North British Mail of April 9th, published
at Glasgow, Scotland, appears an article un-
der the caption of "The Slave Trade and
Slavery Vessels" The writer after stating
that the people of Great Britain have paid
twenty millions stirling to abolish slavery in
the British Colonies, and forty millions in at
tempting to suppress the slave trade, says:
Will it be believed that at this day thou.
sands Of Indians and Chinese are bought,
kidnapped and otherwise entrapped. taken
10y force on board of British ships and con-
veyed to the British Colonies to labor for ten
years?
During the voyage, extending frequently
to five months, they suffer all the horrors Of
the middle passage involving frightful NOR
tality sometimes exceeding fifty per cent
Once in the Colonies, they are subjected to
the oppression incidental to the former sys-
TEN of apprenticeship, which was abandoned
because of its cruelty and its incompatibiity
with freedom. This new system is called
emigration, but it is only the slave trade and
slavery under new name. Will the people
of Britain suffer these to be ~ established in
their Co ouies? Will they allow their Gov
ernlnent to sanction 81 tremendous Il wicked
ness? 1t is being done. In spite of opposi-
tion, Jamaica Emigration Bill has been al
lowed, which will legnize these horrors In
quiry, which would expose the cheat. has
been burked. Though thousands of laburers
ARE wanting employment in Jamnca, the
Government sanctions II measure which will |
introduce hordes of Pagaus and Idolnters
into the Colony, expressly to lower wages for
the benefit of the Plantocracy
The people of the West Indies appeal 10
the people of Britain to prevent oppression
and defeat the pro slavery policy of their
rulers, who make them pay half guinea IA
year as n register fee for the right of voting, |
half aguinea fine upon every petition that i,
presented to the Local Legislature. and raise
the lmpost duty upon the necessnries of life
from fifty to three hundred per cent, and on
one commodity essential to healt.I to two
thousand three hundred per cent
Let England suppress the slave trade in
her own dominons, before affecting to look
with such horror upon African slavery in
America
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

A DISPATCH dated Washington, May 25th,
says
Persons leaving the United States for
France, by way of Havre. must have their
passports Uiss 10y the French Consul at the
port from which they sail; and these for the
Continent, by way Of England, and those
who may go to London, will have their pass
ports rise at the American Legation, what
ever be their destination Persons going to
the Spanish West Indies will have their pass-
ports rise by the Spanish Consul at the port
from which they sail. Naturalized citizens
applying for passports must send to the State
Department their naturalization papers,
which will he reterned To them. together
with u description of the person. This is all
that is necessary. Since the commencement
of the present Adm inistraton about $4,000
papers have been issued at the State Depart
ment, and they are now issued at the rate
OF from forty to sixty per day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

CLAIM AGAINST RussTA.-A dispatch dated
Washington May gath, says:
Attorney General Black to-day decided
the question submitted TO him by the State
Department, of the claims of Captain b. w.
Perkins against the Russian Government.-
The decision settles the right of Captain
Perkins to Recover under his contract to fur
nish one hundred and fifty tons of powder
and thirty-tive thousand stand of arms. The
entire amount involved is 1885 900, which
will probably he paid on the return of the
Russian Minister, who is daily expected from
Europe. This decision has, It l. considered.
a most important hearing upon the suppl, ing
of munitions of war to foreign Governments
engaged in warfare. Mr.. Perkins counsel
were ex-Attorney General Cushing, ex-Sena.
tor Cooper and Joseph b. Stewart.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
MAMMOTH LAND CLAIM.-"A Settler" wri

MAMMOTH LAND CLAIM.-"A Settler" writ
ing to the Alta from Bodega June l4th, says:
To add to the complications of the already
too much celebrated "Bodega Grant an.
other claimant has made his appearance, in
the person of Col. VIM. Muldrow, If Sacra d.
mento. This gentleman is going in for the
big licks. lie claims no less than all the la d
from Cape Mendocino to Point de los Reyes,
RAINING three Spanish leagues from the coast,
and is situated in the tour counties of Hum
boldt Mendocino, Sonona and Marin
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
FRoM DENVER crrv.-A dispatch datc(

FRoM DENVER CITY.-A dispatch dated
Leavenworth May 2Sd. says:
Advices have been received from Denver
Ol'y to the 18th inst The panic among the
emigrants had subsidized, in great measure,
nhu .. oetter feeling prevailed Quartz con
'lhIsu Is 70 be discovered, and promised t.
yle!u welL Dust was being offered in un
Il'hl'eu quantities at Denver City, but there
was no coin there to purchase Il
Tue Masonic fraternity of Camptonville
have completed arrangements for a most in.
teresting celebration of St. Johns dav. which
is next Friday the oath inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

For Judge Of Supreme Court,
ROYAL t. SPRAGUE, Of Shasta County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, of Sacramento County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

For Lieutenant Governor,
IOHN CoNNESS, OF Fl Dorado.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS,
n. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patentsi

Late A gent Of fhe n. y. Patent 06os, VAL.
ingion. under he act Of 1857.
10 state 81, opposite Kiiby 81, Bo.,c,
4 FrER ~ eNtsnsive practice oi upNaid, II
~ twenty years, ronlinuss 10 serurr pai,r,, !,
the United State; and alec in Great rrisi.
France, and other foreign couIuits. Cat,si,
Spec i6cations Assignment, Hrd 30 Iatst. d,
Drawiars Car Patents executed ou htsral tenn.
aud With destateh. l,esesi'bss made into Au,'
riean or Foreign works, 20 dttsrmius the ,sl,fit,
or utilty ~ patsats af lnVcniionf-RHd lsaal,,
9th. advice rendered ~ Ill aaitcis iuushirt IL.
sane. Copiss II The claims Of auy lsisui, ia,
uished by remiitiug One Dollar. AFignusut, -.
corded ~ wa'hisglos.
Tbis Arene, l. not only the largest ~ Nsu Zee.
and lut thraugh "a Inventors have adtaniaf,. d,
.eensina patents. ~ usserl.iniug the ralsnisl ,,
OF ,aveniions, unsurpassed BY, ifhot iHHss,u,,.
NJ, .upe,ior To-. sry which can b. offered tk..
elsewhere. The testimonials below gwen rfs,.
tia, non. q. morn SUCCESSFJL At THE
PATENT OFFICE than the suhscfilst. anJ !,
SUCCESS ~ THE BEST PROOFOPID.
EiNTAGFS AND ABILITY, he wouA ca
that De has abunlint reason a. believe. aud ,ss
nave thai a uo uI.st office of the kini are a..
rh,rrr. for professions serv,scs - modsiaie III.
IMMENSE pfsriicro f the suhfrI 81 ''rfiHs fvsti,
wears ms, has enabled him ~ acruuusisa ,s.t
collsrt,on IL specifications and onrisl tsr,.as.
relative 10 natsnis. Thee, beside bio tAifr.iys
Iiifar, OF lerai aud mechanisal sofis snd 600 bs
counts Of P,tsais sfanied ~ the Jnifi State, ed
Eutope. reader him able beiood qu' ,iion. o. Ger
superior lae,litie. iof obtaining rsitris.
An asrr,.it, ~ q Journey to Washrgion o. rrr.
cor. . patent. AND ths usual great delay there. an,
saVcd inVcututs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
DIR. J. uosTEi'rER's
cELtuuArtp
S o m a o h Is itters

pr that numerous cli.. who devote themselves
% literary AMI aihrr se,lcntay puisulls, ani "a
consequence ~ want Of phy-.oll exercise, he.
com. he victims ~ huguor sal debility, wi,hout
nerve or aprctir, have hiihtun -nught ~ Vsia
..r sorpr invi.oaiins. lie gi,irg mrdcioe. who'r
,a,ci. uron thr system sh,ll H. both speedy and
rer,s,ueut. rh,.ie,an- II cH,'nsnce, and pro.
iarndi, aru'aintsd With the requirements 81 The
hurr,a nafne, cuminead llO~IEIIENS HII.
TIU'S 80 The safest and ~ iiied .timuliai ~ the
.sur.,.i,,c snei gie. II the system ,ei d,'cu'e cd
n ,s.iofr. thr appetite. gives l,c.h vigof to the
digestive orsan.. ssuds The blood ihrough the
vein. With a u'ofc l,rl, current, roue'is = ten.
,lepr, a. derfsssion ofspifiis, ADD o. = mau &c
the transaction Ut t,'.inrs. With q chrstiul heart
anil active mind. luhkc other medicines which
have l-rn devised &C. th' same 'hie,i, The UT.
Tits n, Dot art sta.niodrally. os With tempo
U,r, pav,r-thc iudu'nsr 9th, rrm"dN = hst'ng
ArI A Il tatirntwil lee give snns stisuiionin 30.
curing prrrrf sNetrise, after the relief has hcrn
afauls,i, b. noel irsf no uriuui ~ The uaictiun.
The drlslit, uaiutal a. ihe cncru,'hmsut ~ ,csrs
rrua ihc '-rd,h name T. il-o ul.e'iaicd by tbs
elsat sitcngthruing msd'rinc, the. cuabliug ,he
aged 10 t.s Their drcining dals IN physical ease,
whereas ih,, ar NV mhctiHy hum cNitrm"
vfaknrs. suI nrfNuusnrss. u the ,ruerahle
,i,s. 1T isopLr. llOSTETrEG'S nIrrEHS NAV
uH nWNalAiif.Fs ~ iNffi Afifr ~
cha. inyiru,atof have n adiitiau. dep grslihcs.
tira ~ as,unag Nar.ins Noihct- that the, N'll
Gnd he bitter. ihs ,aIr-t and bret ~ r,soril'rs.
N.f, 81 iurdicins- afc sanctioned b, phNsiciaas
a. rp.prf a. H. sdmia,.,efri duiing the pefiod ~
pur.ip.; ani lh,. hs. g,,ue an un,'cf.al ptelcr'
enrr.
-grrho.r vho dc.ir. 10 pur,ha,e this grri,
ffll,.,i, Zoe n,.p-p.a All Debility shuuh -
m.mh the p,rcise title. llu.icitsf'. Cr.sh.a
Stomach Rttss.. lt,. put up ,p ga,u lsitiles.
With thr uamr. DE-. j. ilo.tctirt's >ipuitrh Iu.
tst. biopu un the b,i,c. ani aI.o stamped on ihr
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