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Fever and AEu0,

from which mankind suffer over lasee par g
The globe. il the consequence Of disoa0oa aoo1Da
in the y stem. induced By the po;sonoas - -
vegetable decay. This exhalation y evolved -
the action Of solar heat vet soil, and Tises ~
the wa,ery vapor ffom IL. While the sun y esaew
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths s1f-
face, and the virus IL taken with is through -
lungs into the blood. There IL acts - an ssitafiaG
poi sn ON the internal viscera and exereting organs
OF the body The liver becomes torpid and fails -
secretc not only this virus, but also the bic iron
the blood Both the virus and the bile accamalnoo
in the circulation. and produce vioosas coseten-
,ional disorder The spleen, the kidney, snd IL
stomach sympathizc with the liver. and beeosns
disordercd also Finally. the instinct Of our Or
g,nism. rs If in an attempt 90 expel the noxiocs
Infusion concentrates the whole blood ~ TIE oody
in the internal excretories tn force them 10 casa e
ont. The blood leaves the surface. and Tushes =
the central or,-ans with congestive violence. Inas
il the Cn.Ll But in this effort u falls Inen -
Fgvrn follows, in which the blood leaves the csn-
trai organs and r,shes 10 the surface. - u N
another eor, cxpel the irritating poison tns0eSA
that other great cxcrefory the skin In 0ss
also il fails and the system abandons the sssemes
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. lhese
are the tits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AOCk-
Such constitutional disorder will OF course UNDER
mine the health ii it is not removed.
We have labored 10 find. and have found q
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Ayers Aguo Cure.

which nentralizes this malarious poison In tho
blood and stimulates the liver TO expel Il from tho
body As il should, so il does cHve this Affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And Il does more.
or rather does what is Of service to those sub
iect 10 this Infection IL taken in season il expels
!, from the system Il IL ahsorbcd and thus hceps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed 70 the disease.
Consequently il not only csress but pgotects from
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence. such - Remitteas
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Feycrs. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Oout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earachc. Catarrh. Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries.
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections, Of the
Stomach and Bowels. all Of which. when arising
from this cause. will be found TO assume more o.
less the intermittent type. This A0uD CraR
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and curse
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the e1cre-
tories to expel the virus from the system: and
these organs by degrees become habitcd to do thin
their office Of their accord. Hence arises what
we term aculimatasiou. Time may accomplish the
same end but often life Ii not long enough. or =
sacrificed in the attempt. while this " A0Uk Guns"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this Is o surcr A. we'll ~ safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc infection, than any other
which has been discovered and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which il, that
it Is cheap as well good.
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G.. AVER e. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
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Take them and Live!
USED THRouoBOUr rHs wonLD.
nerriek's Sugar Coated Pm
KlA Strengthening PIastsr.

OND boz q o.
gar Coated LIN Puls, -.
Ing only - ceots, Will -
. family six DoatAe, 80
tWenty-ovo 6oelors q -.
sictan's blllsy 0fseea eetUunD
~ moro In loss tine, - -
unfrequsntly, the ~ -
some 1embe1 a ~ 1nu1ny.
shs vs'ss u VIA enao0S
b. eettnstsd IN 1ollaSo -
conta.
Hesr,ck's ia oes0oohaa-
Ing elaeeesU cogo = -
houye, pains 81 Woannano
IN tAe 0foest, ~ - oo1hs
Ahss0eeie os0poa1nesiD -
equally sho1t sDaaeee 49,
'SpVoo1 % . ooouooe0 49,
esin, tbetr uss eue6eels -
woarey 70 no ieesovep seoeo
|anA each ooe vtl woos fyuD
|oBe veet = thros 0e0AAas
nIls. faoily be1oo. 0GlA
P1aa1nfo. q ~. IN -,
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tssaislea 4WBnSY YDAIS-Asvs savs9tnsee.a9
eoopistsd. 3sy tAso. ny ass venooee
lrsss,s., Co. .S ~ a z.
Oevenpegt soA - DsajerU evesywAeg0
=. u. l. =. pAI0D8s 1sovsoMno -
euG1o 1eW16pegelr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ayers CdCuaTClC 1uS,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES Of 4 pUacaIM mepsc,me.
For CosrIvENEss;
For THE CUnE OF DYSPEPSIA; -
For JAuNDICE;
FoR THE CURE OF INDIOEsTION:
For HEADACHE;
For THE Cure OF DysENrERY;
For a Foul STOMACH;
FoR THE CUnR OF ERysIPELAs:
FOR THE PILES:
FoR THE Cure or SCROFuLA;
For ALI ScRoFULOUs COMPLAINTS;
Fon THE CunE or RHEUMATisM,
Fon DISEASES or THE SKIN:
Fon THE Crng OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
FoR DROpsy;
For THE CURE or TETrER, TuMoRs AND SALT
RHErM;
FoR WORMS;
COH TIE CUnE OF Corr:
FoR DINNER PILL:
For TnE CrRE OF NEURALGIA;
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar coated. 80 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use n any
quantity.
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for Sl.o0
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, Gsates-
men. and eminent personages. have lent their
names certify the aecd usefulness Of these
remedies, but space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
Hsh pfdtis our nMEHiaAN HLMhNAC III WusCu my
are given; with also full descriptions Of the ahovs
complaints, and the treatment that should BE- fol-
10y cd for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers wisA
other preparations they make more prodt -.
Demand AYERS. and take others. The sick
the best aid there Is for them. and they shoo
have il.
All our Remedies are for sale BY
TAYLOR BALLOaD. Davenport,
Read Co. Chicago,
Barnard %, 81. l. uis.
and agents In every town In tbs Cnitsd Stseao.
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DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
=. w. OS q q ID,
DRUGGIST
p h - r M - Q . u { - e.
lss BRADY srREEr, ABOVE PIsru STREET.
Ds-ssgs and Chessstcals,
Perfanery and FaBcy Articles.
DHYsICIAHs' PRESCRIPTIONS aocuratelypre.
[ pared ct Ill hours Of the day or night
The attention o: the LADIES Is especially invited
ttthe stock Of PEnIUMERy and Fancy ARTICLES,
hitch are from the best English, French and German
anufacturers.
Orders from Physfcte rs
Who wish to supply their ofces. will be nIled on rea-
sOnable terms with articles Of the best Quality oh.
ainable, from the most reliable American and Euro
pesn importers and Msuufacturers.
Dauos and Medicines Of every description Furnish
cd 70
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
On the most reasonable terms.
September I, 1858.
s.w. OsGOOD.
MRS. ALLENS
HA1r H o0toror,
Woods Haty Rest0ratlre,
lLyeR's Kathalren,
Barry's TricOphcrOus,
And great variety Of other preparations for the
Hair. OSGOOD.
seps 1872 Brady st.
Cooking Extracts,
ron 1LAvORm0
Ice Cte0sses, Nssrs,ea,e ges,
JELLIES. etc..
LEMON, PEACH KEaNEL, ORAxrr
VANILLA, CINHkhOu, ROSE
OS3OOD,
seb0 1872 Brady.
COx's Gelal1Me,
C00per's xstssg lass, 6ag0,
Bermuda Arrow Rect, Taploca.
Rebinssn's Patent Barley.
HEOKERsS EARINA.
kimgsfOrd's Corn Starch,
md iavsiids. O0OoOD.
$500 1s9 NvsAv %
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RAILROADS


CAlc08o ! kook uDo000 kollro01
UtJNler -lsrSssSessessS,
~ End .sser saassy Dsc 9th 1853, and ostn
sundays excepted. - fossovs:
ist nail train 81 ~ 20 =
- freight rs 4
u night express 6l5P. \.
rrsln. arrive :, R0ss r.l.na a.,,y. SUNDAY. es.
o~ptet, - fOilovs
let niskt express s9A.n.
"a freight trans q fOP \
- mail train q 7-e0P. u
All trans over this roAs srein direct ocnnsIson u
Chicago with bosh the Michigan southern
Michigan Central ,Pit,sLurs Port vi yne and Chico
% Hal, Rosd 70 ana from Detroit. roieio.
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunkrk. Dulsio. NisgArs Pals, Albany. New York,
LsS.lIe with trains VI the Iiiin0as Central Rosd--
North 70 0alens and south 70 st. Louis and Csro 70
Which pls1es tickets can b. procured Of
W. b. 6remOeii-. TtCoet Agent,
Agents, = Depot Rosk Island.
PAsseneers are reminded Of the ssity Of givtns
sttnct directions the destination Of their Bag
0age also tc procure tickets before taking their sess
IN the cars the Conductors collect Only % gts
lO0a the line Of the Chicago ARook Island rsrOsd
JOHN ?. rhAOY. Superintendent.
". Wsr4As. Asst Supt.
R0ck island. Dec. 8, i-ss ldtsl
Mississippi 4 Missouri B. B.
Trains run by Chicsge time, which /. twelve min
ates faster than Davenport time.
I'M and After Monday, April llth. 1859, and until
~ further notice, trains W leave Davenport, fUr
Auscatne, Columbus City, Warrington and Iowa
Oty (8undsys excsptsd) - follows:
ist Express and Mail Train q $50 4 n
Trains viii leave Davenport Tor Chicago daily Ssn
lays excepted ~ follows:
LIST Nail Train, at 10 10 4 u
ID 1xpress Train, 81 626 =
Trains asYivs st Davenport daily, (Dandays sxoep
seIss 'onoss: -
LIT 1xprsss Train q 09S Az,
d Mall TTaiD,A ~ 61 ~
lst Man Train, as o2Opu
Trains run By Chicago time, which IL twelve min
otes faster than Davenport tune.
All trains out Of Davenport will make oonnoceions
at C0lumbs City, Washington and Iowa Otty with
the western stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train oounecto at Rock Island With
Ohlcaso Rock Island Railroad trains for al ponts
East North and South.
Passenger ave reminded Of the necessity OF givins
lissinct direction - to the destination their bag
0ags, before taxing hsiS ssaasin
0e cars.
N. B. The Morning (l0lO ny train for The Hast
connects ct Joliet With trains on the Michigan Cen
trail = 1t the Junction with trains on the Pitts
burg, ~ wayne Chh ago h = st Chicago with
trains on the Michigan southern and Michigan Gen.
trail Rail Roads.
apr19 JOHN 2. TRACY, supl.
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DIR. j. G.. AVER e. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
~ IL Is DtSCOUCfE6 !! ~
Safer 10 longer; It IL . relief.
Nv TEE APPLICATION o.
NWQO's Good SasesarSt0ss
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

You can be cured OF the following complaints: euch
Tooth Ache. 10 one minute, TO the most painful At
tacks Of Rheumatism, nine eases out OF ten IN Iess
than one hours time, vix--Head Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, Asthma Bronchitisy Group,
SPINAL Affections, Pain IN tho Bact or 0de. Stihnssa
Ia the joints Collie and CS.np Psins. Eysp.os, n.
1prsins. Chsppsd Hands, Frosted 1ses ssd Cnii.
Il IL not the isteutiop Of the UNDERMINED 70 assert
for this medicine thst u viii doinposslble things,
cure all manner OF dissases3 for tha aid saying No.
medicine that Ia good for every thing II eood for
nothing" II Is true. We only claim b cure nne
line Of oseases and for the shove named coWpsese0
ne sest proof yoc can Ssvs q ~ merits Of N
ttcis, In 70 Sc What II VIII g. y Gpsssaons q
Pains are decidedly the most e9sctus, BY me appn.
csslon Of u: 3 u, - S.ve s,sd q
would hsve the public us1essse.e t.ss ! n.ve
No humbug ssiee 70 dispose 81 nor wouId oe " re
bssns. ths 49, 80 ~, ~ !. .' ~ ~
beeu used ID ths highest estsems and II u ~ wAsle
Ain 70 MAKO u 70 among ~. IAe binding duty
which y forever sn1 seernelly 0xe6 - moehte1 =
y. : saiists6 hsvs bsaa lssssvsa ~ 1s1shs %
cssulsss With 1ctatious tsstiaoaials O. tAso, aod
bavs Ism induced 70 buy vitAoue seeing Tie Drooe
!s:,: sa.uss.S. e ss::i.ss..s ysss have s ss'i
prefer showing the valas - ny msd1ses by e1Ilns,
lsss a. chasos II tAsneepap1lnts, vhansvss sAsrs
u N opportunltv % % -.
sN yLAoG. Proprtsssr.
Z RAISES ! %, 0easssi Assnss. DsvscPo1
VIM, WV "a. 1,.,., 1. s'i Sss -: p:.:s.
rort, s.d 10. eoss1s.tly on Saal . sAs isio.i.s
Aesnts-1syioS 4 0a,lssd. pevsac 49,.
p via; Ys!le... ns9sossSsn,. ~ \ -.
}:se::: .: y =: si sy;s.1, ss.ssass;
~ k:.s.s: srsss: g: A.s.::si en-. Eng:
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MEDICAL.
Joy = = d G1a q q e 80
Has Been brDNlAs
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.

TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
\lNOR the iniroanction Of that World Reno,cn,d
;, mediene. pR sAsHs A0us BALKAN, In
The W,stefn County. an especisiy the IA ,vs on
Mss btough' h~sitn and AspriIes In. more fspi-
us than any remedy upon s'eori. The QUESTION
would nA,ursli, ar,s ~hyi ths? secansrn dcs..
IN all cases IN the shortest time, chiIs fever
ID agne In Its v.fsi form, ana /. ,il On .-s p.r-
brms spaady cure. Persohs ding IN a. ,y,ops
Districts using this bsissm ss,onaitv du,ing the
tehiy nee. have fears VI sttscA OF .su..
u is therrbrs highly rsrommend a. sure proven.
tasive. rsed IN small dees daily daring that par
tioui.r the when this class Of dt-esses prevail -
For want Of srsse Ne can oniy tHer . f,w " The
a.ny evidences In i,s favor.
Bacyrus, OAio Feb. lafA, 1853.
DR. MANN q co Gaiion, Onto Cents we
sie at loss TO Aed isnguae, sufirient 10 portray
til. pufc The greet este IN With your celebrated
Agae 6df'a"' / held 10 this community The faci
Is !. nese, fai to cure l. IL. vor.t forms add
~e can s'l nothing else Yours sc,
hOLBsRT & TAILOE, Druggists.
Corfnfh Aias Oct 2Ofh 1858.
hRseRS. =. Z. MANN l. CO. Genis - HAVING
procured supply OF your Asus Balssm and trsttns
hthofoos y IL many severe cases OF iong standing
failed, found In Ill cases, your Ralsam enecsed
cafe and sps edy cure. II y just the medicine we
want here III the South. RespcCtfull, yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN Druggist.
Nsso Yovk, Isb Cad, 1850.
MHSSRS K MANH CO.-Gsmss IL have
ct our house In 81. Louis, sold your Ague Bsissui
some three yesTa and have carefully observed 81
fects, snd must In cando1 say. ! do not believe u
hes IN equal 10 tbs history ol medicine for TO my
persoosl knowledse cures psrmsns ntly every case,
he'd tailed, with the ssms happy result. have no
hesitation In pro0cuncing II The grestes disoovssy
ever made In inteTniti emit remedin, end . perfocs
triumph oses chEls, fever and aSue.
Respectfully, o. WOOD 4 90.
8. K. MANN 4 CO., PROPRIETOR, Ga,
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggists
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Ayers Cherry PectOral

has for itself such a renown for the cure AZ
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
it is entirely unnecessary for ns to recount the
evidence Of its virtues. wherever il has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section. need not do more than
the people its quality il kept up TO the best
it ever has been. and that il may Be relied on %
do for their relief all il has ever been found 20 Do.
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GROCERIES.


WUPPRRMANN L HALL,
oRoODR0,
NORTHWEST coz. BRADY AND 1uTH sfs.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March l, 1869. mcAs
q II d II II L T. 8.
ANOTHER LARGE
W ell A00ort0el OtoClR
Fresh Grocerfes
Jsssf Received
! And for sale at the lowest possible assrs, ss
W'UPPERJMAN.rS H.1LL'S.
This stock coasisss Of
Fresh sugars
o. ALL EmDs.
s.L0HUl's R11vNED sUaARHOUss hoLAssss
col DEN RUPs,
VI AOLASGxS.
lilo. HAaAoArso. LAeuraA AND o. q. JAVA
Co ffees.
Ersstss,
Cssssltes,
Soap,
Starch,
~ooa0 wore.
CHE1S1 SALT. &c., T.,
AL Of which will be closed out ct Of Wholesale or
Retail st remarkably low figures. I ask that the
pablo VIII call and examine my goods and prices b.
fore Purchasing else where.
wUPPBRHANN 4 HALL,
BRADY sTRFET STORE,
Mchs Corner Brady and Ssh ~.
I'LL Goods Delivered Free d!
WUPPERMANN 4 HALL,
BRADY STRE9T GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL Ass0RTnENf OF 0ROCnRIRs
"A a.d Provlsous ct Wholesale and Retail.
Fresh Sugars ~ Reduced Prices.
AOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas Of al kinds; Conees, Pine Old Jsve and Mocha
9 % tna
Pesried Sage, Aacoaront, vermioell PsaYled Barley
Split Peas. etc.. new Raisns, Figs, Dates, Prunes,
Grapes, etc.
C0ssS1a Hemp and Esa1 SeeGs,
4 complete assortment Of
PRESERVED FRUITS.
Jellies. Jams. Pickles, Ostsups. Lea 4 Perkins,
Worcestsrshire Sauce, French and English Mustard,
Spanish Olives, Oapers. Herbs, etc.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND OI0AR6.
Mch6
NesU GOODS.
IF YOU WANT GOOD ;.
q h q Q n n Z II -,
Low" PRIC ES,
Tyner's Gregory and Variety store,
cor. ROCK ISLAND AND SECOND SITS
where you will and
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
All K1nd0 OF Goods.
We ore deeermlned 70 close out our stock Of
Beets And Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready.Made Clothing,
and will gvs great bargains 70 those IN waat Of such
goods II they VIII call soon.
Ds venpoyt, April Z, 1850.
B.AR. Il. TYNIR,
Corner lock Island and Gseoad streets.
Hurrah for Pixies Peak +!
A IL Who intend going to Pixies Peak next Spring
"A had bsstsr come to the
s'HasCkeye Store"
TO get their outfit. All kinds OF Groceries and Pro-
visions may there b found 10 abundance, for cash.
AFrosh Let Of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New Orleans Sugar. ID psunds for one solar.
IeS,si.ns s 5,..,a.d. Ps.ssssa.
MoLAssss An. sYRUPs.
49, sssp Syrup ss::::. ''" ''''
Prime no. Fresh Roasted.
Old Gov java, Gov Java ana no.
TnAA
vorrS u,.os
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dpoetrp.
MY LITTLE DAUGHrER-sLEEP1Ne.

c.. d. STUART.
Sort be thy pillow, my darling,
That bears thee in slumber tonight;
Sweet be thy dreams, till the morning
Wakes thee to fairer delight:
My precious, my innocent darling,
My loving, my beautiful one.
God keep thee from sickness and sorrow,
Till hfe's little Journey is done.
What were the light of the morrow,
Ii thou shouldst not waken again
What but cloud and a tempest,
And sadness, and anguish and pain?
The curls on thy brow are our sunshine;
The light of thine eye is our joy;
The smile on thy lip brings us gladness,
And pleasure unmixed with alloy.
Surely the angels, my darling,
Will watch the in waking and sleep,
: And God, in his infinite goodness,
The way of thy footsteps will keep:
TeHaerly, lovingly bending,
Shield her. good angels, tonight;
Sweet be her slumber, till morning
Wakes her to dearer delight.
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SS Will me ono rove given
Once in q lifetime only,
With one soul and one heaven"
Then came plaintive murmur:
s.Dora had once been told
That he and Bertha
Bertha is far too cold
To love; and L, my Dora,
If once 1 fancied SO,
1t was brief delusion,
And over-long ago"
Between the Past and Present,
On that bleak moments height,
She stood. As some lost traveller
By quick flash of light
Seeing a gulf before him,
With dizzy, sick despair,
Reels to clutch backward, but to find
a deeper chasm there.
The twilight grew still darker,
The fragrant flowers more sweet,
The stars shone out in heaven,
The lamps gleam'd down the street:
And hours pass'd in dreaming
Over their new-found fate,
Ere they could think of wandering
Why Bertha was so late
She came, and calmly listen'd;
In vain they strove to trace
II Herbert memory shadow
In grief upon her face.
No blame, no wonder show'd there,
No feeling could he told;
Her voice was not less steady,
Her manner not more cold.
They could not hear the anguish
That broke in words of pain.
Through that calm summer midnight
eMy Herbert-mine again !"
Yes, they have once been parted,
But this day shall restore
The long los.-vne-she claims him
-"My Herbert--mine once more!"
Now Christmas Eve returning;
Saw Bertha stand beside
The altar, greeting Dora,
Again a smiling bride;
And now the gloomy evening
Sees Bertha, pale and worn,
Leaving the house forever,
To wander out forlorn
Forlorn-nay, not so. Anguish
Shall do its work at length;
Her soul, pass'd through the fire,
Shall gain still purer strength,
Somewhere there waits for Bertha
An earnest, noble part r
And, meanwhile, God is with her
God, and her own true hearti -.
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A good Ostler always in attendance
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NFILLER HOUSE, opposite the samPsosI 81 House.
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Patronage solicited.
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pH j. KENNY, Attorney at Law, has open
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