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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

DIR. HAAS, having leased tie rooms formerlyoc-
cupied by DR.. Kivett, in DR.. Bays building, oppo-
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, % visit his rooms ard the speci-
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed and pleased with his work,
shall be attended to with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without seam or creyice. Nothing viii be
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCK
WORK has but two seams in full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
cheeks that sunkeu be restored to nearly
their original contour.
He also makes the usual sly les Of plitl, and sim
pie gum tooth work gold aud silver plate-and
also the ChcOplastic work, which is mach liked by
those who have used it. lie has also wo processes
for extracting teeth without pain-Iic inhalation
injurious effects arising from their Gse-the most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety.
EsST Parents will consult the health and beauty of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those Invaluable organs.
rs 1 take pleasure in introdJ ing DR.. Hass,
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, my Successor to the
old rooms IN Bray's building, hoping he will find
them both pleasant and profitable From nay in
tercourse with the Doctor, am pleased TO find him
one of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him to the com nunity
as a skilIfl ana competent dentist.
apIs }. KIYETT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

@v0OksRBS' .v'0FXCE.-TITE UNDER
VI signed have just received 80 salts assorted
sizes "rerre Haute'' Truss Hoops. manufactured of
she very best timber, warranted equally good
as the Ohio Tool COmpany's. and % per cent. less
in prices than the latter. For sale bv
JACOB STRAUB d SON,
S.nll n.nin street. bet Second & Third
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RETAIL MARKET.
ERECTED DAILY BY z. H. COOK L son.

NDE.aCE DECE .aRsU nv. THE II T.
n LIED POWERS.
Just arrived from the East, fresh supply of
eAeeiieht DEV GOODS. consisting in part of a
large lot Of Mosquito Bars, Calicoes, &c, &C. which
offer low for cash, at cheap Cash Store, No.
As Main street. Evansville, Ind
aug2 MILLER NIEHAUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO. 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TKKYESSEB,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTKEL, WAGON AXLE, KLTPTIo SPRINGS,
ND all Other arcesn Of business which he oersa
n Wholesale and retail OwfOr cash, at the abOvestand
iah0 5Q-Iv
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,HE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWN

q Wood EDDY Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will take place
in b under the superintendent Of Sworn Commissioners,
at zEusta, Georgia, as follows
C1ass Al Draws Saturday. Nov. 10s 1852
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. liz 1859.
Glass So Draws Saturday, Jan. FL, 1880.
Glass go Draws Saturdays Feb. IS, 1850.
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A FINE FARM,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES or
Valuab e Land for SaIe
2T5 RCreS Cleared, and In a fine ,tata
of Cultivation.
FTNH1s Farm lies mile from Jones ta.iop m IT, VI
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wnche.
ter, and three miles from Salem Franklin countv o. ~.
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins ana M
necessary out houses Cloe to the dwelling is ps pyiny
good Csp, aud plenty Of failing stock vAeT h 80
AL KICK and for cultivation, unsurpasa bv s1V
IN ne county Propose 70 sell this valuable Tract Of iapd
and would refer persons who wish know asut H. 10 Jbp
White Nashville Tenn or AS CoyAr, Riachesssr or thsy
oct 95-R Winchester. Frs,Si,1 cosn,1 Tss,
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NNONTGOMERY McGRBDY ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
y invite special attention 10 their extensive Fruit
Ornamental trees EVergrens Green House Plants 100000
ornamental and EVer eens, sable for immediate effect
Rruita-5QQo Apple 2, & years old,
Peaches 5OOO years old Cherries Pums Apricots Nee
tsriens and ounce, in large NUMBERS.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspbees, Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY \ AcGREDY.
nall. IinWood. Nurseries Nashville, Team
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who Invented the Sewing machine.
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may Edit.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NTISHING to make other Investments propose to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph w. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres
This perhaps the mos. commanding site in thvcny Of Nash
ve and is most desirable country residence. The house will
be sold with u CT Is Of land the purchaser
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Sc situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing 800
The soil good Is well Eaefed tmbered
be divided into small tracts Of twenty and upwards all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied BY T. O. McCampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about $50 This
paeeis we'll known to need further description II win
also be divided TO suit purchasers T. MoCampbe will show
these places to any who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms and
credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. '. .. Lindsey, Ksshys, to either Of the
dersignds, TH0S O. McCAMPBELIs
Six miles from Nashville
J.A.McCAMPBRLL,
mh31 Nashville
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A.CAkATHAE. O. y CHATHAM.
M. a Il. +. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIKs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIss,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNKR or COLLEGE IND CHURCH S7REETH
Nashville, Tennessee.
TE arejust receipt Of large and we'll selected
w Groceries, Liquors, ETC., consisting part follows:
$50 hhds Sugar. ali grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars;
2OO bbls choice Moasses; 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Cofeei so nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Walnuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans
$50 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls Fberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
25 & choice French BrardisS;
20 X casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WinesI
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes scoYill Claret,
100 bills fine Robertson County WhiskyI
2S bbs pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
AID also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
dergrsd Icing the only Agents Nahv Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Tradesto their
large stock Of Powder hand, in Magazine for
300 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
500 do do do der;
300 do do do $500 kegs Sycamore Blasting
300 do do do $50 Of Powder, assorted
900 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy Bedford Co.
der. safety fise.
jGnn n &. 4. y. CHEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duponts PoWder; Joy, Bckford Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse,
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ChOiee Cotton Lands.

AgsEt Of the estate Of The late FRANCIS suRqT Of Msss-
sppl will SELL auction, at cLAREEpOS, all the Lands
n Monroe county, Arkansas, the frat AONDAY being the
It'll day. Of November and the second AOSDAT Of
November eing the AZ will, at JAcKsONPORT, sell all the
Jackson county and the tnird MONDAY In NOvem
Der being the Elsa will sell at POcABOETAs ali the Lands n
Randolph county, Arkansas In all eases one GO Se
rerYed for the estate.
feRHS0as fourth c1sh, or It's equivalent rsE!aEs in ons
two and hfes years. eeafag atsles from sale, with lien 10
cure the payment.
Until the first Of HOTsmber any OF hess LanIs offered
PTfCds sdS invited On application at
Louisville, KY pats, &C. will be furnished. Thsse
among tbs earliest selected and lest Lands Of Afgneboye
oysrAog, htse parfsct, and ali near to nne
jnty7-td - ~ Ut . o. GEO. HANCOCK.
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Lebanon, Teen. HIshvEis.
p. & O ANDERSON,

AND DEALERsU
HRANDIRs WINES, WHISKY, &c.,
ALSO,
DeeAers IN BACON, Lard and Country Pre-
duee, Of Every DescriPtions
Corner y coEegs and BrOed egrsas
NASAVALLE, TENNESSEE.
NNJb are now IN receptof large and veil assorted stock
w 6roeeres Liquors. &c when We invite Tie astsns1
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a5n REWARn

WNOR the apprehension end delivery OF SAMUEL HOOsER
Who under charge OF Outrageousy having broken open the
houses Of william Hamilton and Jsmes Christopher with intent
to commit murder has made fs escape and running large
The above will therefore he paid who will de-
liver the the Sheriff Of Wilson county that he
may be brought to Justice.
Ed Hooser about % years Of age about Eve fest ten inches
high stout belt, fair rather sandy hair, has at this time
voHnd from Eln shot in ne rig4tafm leios she eb1w
J. Il. CAKIsToPHER,
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PLOWSI PLOWSH PLOwS!lI
MAJ viii Keep constantly full ass sus az ploux
~ Manufactured Il the Tennessee PI0Vg FaefOl
fy' Farmers would do veil 10 give call before puchanz
as We can sell them as good steel pioW has been o
Tor sss IN TINS ey at from ten to twenty per ven
have been payingf the same quality Of Ploss.
p. a G. ANDERSON.
feb6-d % and 3 conner Broad College streets.
Nashville. Tam
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Balp dlnipn Il 9mfrltan

A SAnrLz or THE ~sIarAIHT.D-A better illustra-
sion Of ee soil sympathy has not been lately seen
than that described in the following paragraph
about misguided lady from North Carolina:
An cid lady, Mrs. Frances Kindred is now an ir-
mate Of the Warren county (0hio) Poor House.
She formerly resided in Arson county. n. O.. and
was rich IN lands and negroes but has spent all her
properly IN hoerating her slaves. In 1852 she went
70 HIsborOUgh, Ohio, with her last slave. She has
since become SO reduced in circumstances as 70 be
compelled to take refuge in poor house. She and
her friends now appeal to philanthropists to contr
butte enough 70 get her out Of the poor house and
place her in more tOlerable institution Mrs Kin
dred is now eighty-three years old.
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At trial in Vermont court several years ago
French lady had been subpenad as witness. and
was called upon 70 give her testimony She was
stranger in the place, and the Court felt itself
bound 70 address her in her native togue But the
Courts" education in the palez vous line had been
sadly neglected, and how to administer the oath in
an integble form to the silent lady before him was
1or some moments pulling question What was
20 be done The Judge called upon several of the
lawyers near him, but they all ayowed their iQno-
rance Of the language then 50 supposedly necessary
finally the counsel for the defendant clever Yam
kee, feeling himself equal 70 the occasion, Yclun-
1eered TO extract the Court from its embarrass-
nent He accordingly arose and addressed the lady
witness in these terms:
fous 5urez Eat wat you here testify shall be ze
trnse' re whole truse and Messing but re truse so
help you mon Dieui"
The lady looked for a moment at the manufactu-
rer Of this hybrid sentence in silent astonshment
then turning 70 the Court" said in perfectly good
English though with slightly foreign accent:
What does the gentleman saw"
Inc enect was electrical Such laugh went nm
70 the root OF that country courtroom that the
counsel for the defendant has not heard the LAST IL IA
this day. '-'' 'A'' !" -
, 1859-02-10
Fr6m WAahinEtoAs

X @A&8414101s tMo$ o, 1A4
Ths: eehema of retrepehmsnt pssposed By .hs.
southern Democratic eaucus, cutting down the
army and ns7T expenditures, the coast survey.
mail service, printing and binding, II Ike1Y to
mest Hith favor on al sidss Of ths House,.
An tbs Penn1JHAnia Democrats except Nr..
Glis. who u sick, attended their own special
Ast.tfse Trade caueua- TheT refused 10 at-
tend the other caucus, on the ground thst it
Hns not Democratic, hut Fra Trads usst.
iu&- They do not consider tho Thrift . party
question. They passed resolutions aesinst :
National debt md approving tho Tariff views
ot tae frealdsnt Mr. Buchanan IL urging
them to persevere in opposition to the regular
ssucua 70 u opposing not only his Admins.
trat!on, but his purity.
r. Uaso" has . significant arsiele on tho
tariff saying shers 10 no principle Of Democratic
policy more absolutely settled, than that tho
tariff should be 20 srranged II 10 produces suf-
fsient revenue to defrsJ tho expenses OF Tho
General Government. This, of eourse, il di.
rect blow 1t Frse Trade. Tie C;.ioa also az
plicitelJ attributes the commercial collspse Of
!sst year to exeesaiTe importationa, thereby dif-
tsFing from tho President, who attributed it to
the banka- TAS Union intiustes that it il too
late to reduce expenditures, and ssys there
must be either higher tariff or IN increased
national debt.
, 1859-02-10
sUi8cellQneOets Items.

R1cH CARG0.-A steamboat azTived 4 faw
days ago at our wharf, from the Bed river. with
large party from the northwestern parishes,
who are Waiting our city tor pleesure and
amusement Among them are eight widows,
0ne of The said ladies' is Dc owner Of 500 dawes,
aud the others make I crop OF 5000, 600 bales
nj coston.-N- q. Delta.
T1lDeRAPHrc FRAr-On Saturday evsnip1.
the National Telegraph Line worked in N M
broken circuit from New York to Le&venwo.th,
Kansas, aud subsequently +, PrRi1ie du Cnien,
with the aame promptness with which they
could have been sent dry milea Tho distances
bY tbe wires to Leaven1orth is nearly 1000
uiiea Dispatches were also dropped II iii the
principal cities On the route.
TH1 WARRINGTON Ux1roR4.-The members Of
the Putnam Phalaa1 Of hartford, fne military
corps, which numbered nearly one hundred
nan 1t parade, have decided, in purchaaing
their neE uniforms, TO get the exact uniform
worn b. Gen. Washington 1t the time wheu be
resigned the command Of tho American Army,
For this purpose theT have procured ex1rt
drawings to be made Of tho identical Uniform
hself, At the Patent Of1ca in Washington, aud
tho number, a.zs and color Of tho buttons, style
OF pockets, chapeau, boots aud all
DAILY LINZ or SrAaa CoAcHn 10 P1kk'e Pax.
"A company. comprising some Of tho leAdiu9
capitAlists il the country. haA been organized
10 run 4 daily lima Of eonehes from Leavenwo worth
city 70 Tho gold region in kansas. 70 conmenoe
operations shout tho lst Of April Tho capital
stock Of the company il 4200, 900, all Of which
has been subscribed The line will b snder
tho Rsneral sopesinteudoncy Of Ar. Jonsa, Of
Pettis county, Missouri Emi&rants, we are in-
formed, are already beginning to arrirs It
LeaTsnwosth e,ty. % rouss Tor Plke'a Peak, md
with the increased facilities which AZ being 1t.
forded, great emigration may be reasonably
expected
HoRs1wu1PFEo The jackson ca (Wis) Boa.
na, published =. Black R.er Falls, III this State,
gives the following incident:
4 genuine case OF horsewhipping, in whica a
lady handled ths whip, occurred il uus Of cur
stores this N ;rnng, and vas witnessed By several
highly gratifed spectators The recipient Of the
lasfy strokes is carpenter. and the occasion Of
the chastis<ment was the writing Of y letter In
which the lady's character was wantonIy assailetL
The thing was done up beautifully, and the verdict
Of the crowd Is, served him right
, 1859-02-10
Lake Superior Items.

we hare the Lake Superior Journal to Janu.
ary 10. The winter 30 iar has cen pleasant
A. Marquette Dec 8. WHOM the mercury at St
Paul and Detroit stood 20 deg. ,belov zero, 1t
Was only belo9 aud on the 18Th, 80 intensely
cold ss Albany aud Montreal was very mild and
and pleasant on Lake Superior. 1t Marquette,
On aud about the 1Sth Of January, amateur anR-
lers were having fne sport, bringing home long
strings Of brook trout from the Chocolate, four
nlles down tbs bay, some Of them Weighing
Tour pounds each.
Tho two new founderies were doing fair
business, and the cAaling of car Wheels VA
soon to be commenced. Ih Journal sara Nos.
and of Lake Superior pig ch,1l readily,
which quality, combined with its uuequa!led
tenaeitJ, cannot fail to give it precedence of ali
other iron for thas important use. blast fur
nace, desigued for anthracite coa. is in coa:e1o-
platlon. 10 b put up IN the Spring.
The Marquette docks are being improved. and
the Journal estimstea the next years. business
ut nearly bali million dolia1s- The amount of
ors which will be shipped is put down 4. 90
600 tons. and the ORC to b used there at 5000
or q, 900 tons
Five lumber mills are in operation in The rici-
nifty Of Marquette, aod il IL estimated that fs,r
million feet Of lumber will Be turned out she
coming ssasoo-
The rich Minnesota mine copp.r. vein has
been discovered .. tHo or thrss additional
pOintA
, 1859-02-10
Personal and Political.


New Hampshire elects State officers and
Congressmen on the second Tuesday ia March );
Connecticut and Rhode Island on the first Mon
day and Wednesday [eespectively) in April;
aad Virginia on the fourth Thnrsdsy in May.
Judge Roosevelt who Ia named al the pro-
bable successor Of Mr. Dallas a. Minister to
England, Ii described BY tho New York ISmes
as the bro.her-in.law Of Lady Gore Onseley,
and personal friend of the editor Of tho N. Y.
H<rah
The London correspondent OF the Presby
ter;an B1aaer and 44dUoedts was personally u.s.
suzed By Spurgeoo, on the 4th Of January, that
he was to sail for the United States on she first
Of April next.
The Mobile Mercury states that On the slst
January, Gen. Wm. Walker was admitted into
the Catholic church. The ceremony wss per
formed in Mobile.
Among The unmarked and unhonored
graves il the rural cemetery st Camden. Ar
kansas, is that of brother Of the illustrious
Henry Clsy-his only monument ID an oak tree,
with the initials Of his name Eudely carved in
its rough bark. Ho il said To have been N
humble and devoted minister Of the Gospel
Mr.. Roeouck, u. P, does not seem to hsre
very high appreciation Of the honor and good
faith of ths Emperor of France. In recent
addresa he remarks in style almost equal to
that Of our OWN Keitt:
"Irecollecs when 1t Cherbourg, seeing the
Emperor Of the French visit tho Queen of Eng
land. 1t was \ great sight. Everything was
there 10 excite Aod rouse the buoyaot spirits Of
men, saw TINT msn noun. the steps which
led to our noble Queens vessel. and when saw
his perjured lips upon her hallowed cheek my
blood rushed to my heart to think of that holy
and good crestare being detiled by the lipa Of
. peJjured despot" loud cheers and huzzsx)
Tho Now York Tribune il responsible for tho
following on FREQ railroad passes;
The great railroad companies having lAtety
sgresd with each other to grant no free passes,
re learn without surprise that all ths railroads.
OF this 5tate continue 70 bestow FREQ tickets on
tho members Of the Legislature Just - they did
before that agreement. This Is done under 4
reservation which allows the companies to pam
their own employees.
, 1859-02-10
The Touro Almshouse at New Orleans.

i ne foRf0 A1nsaonse at New Orleans
The late Judah Touro, the bsnevo1ent Hebrew,
among many other phllanthropic c,hequests, lett ID
the city Of New orlesnz the sum Of tso. 900 for
the building Of IN almshouse "A plsce OF refuge
and sheltsr for tho destitute Of that CITY,. The
erection of building is soon to be commenced,
and letter says: So"
The execution Of tho plan Of the will Of tho
&sstator ws1 con6ded 70 his old friend and exec,
osor, R. B. Shepherd Mt. Shepherd regarding
the sum - not fully adequate 10 the full Eeai,1-
alton Of the schema contemplated, yet him1elf
70 work to augment the bequest By judieious
inTestmeut In this Hay, ia \ fen years.. ,tha
sum Of &8o. 600 h&a been sWeiied to tho hand.
some amount Of $l16, 600, which III. Shepherd
now hold, subjee. 70 the use tor .heh The b.
has also added 10 the resources Of the fuud BY
donating dne square in the third district, $50
feet deep By $50 feet front--on the lsvee, be.
tween Piety and Desiro streots, ss the sits for
tho proposed erection. He will also give $780,
900 to complete the edidee in proper manner.
, 1859-02-10
A Cabinet Compromise.

WAaHlX01Q2, Fen q
The finally coupromise between Mr.. Bnchsu-
an and Ar. Cobb Wn concluded It the Wkits
House yesterday, and appears in the Uaion this
morning. The Ouioa Newspaper has been fuc-
tuating between Buchanan and Cobb for some
time past. The Buchanan Cobb Aanifasto cor
rectly styles the present rate OF expenditures
whsch have been iuau9urated under the present
Administration, at m extraordinary class II
declares thst they grew up in great part during
the period OF redundant revenue md surplus
treasure, which resulted from the tariff act Of
1916, operating upon the inflated importation Of
the series ct years which had their climax in the
notable one Of 1857. These extraordinary sp-
propristions we're in gtea. part for works Of
permanent construction, which arc not yot Ill
finished, many Of which require Tor completion
still further appropriations.
This last sentence il a cool mode Of sinking
tho responsibility which belongs largely 10 tho
Executive. and throwing it upon Congress; it
is = lesson from which 1t Ii hoped Congreaa will
become Wite
, 1859-02-10

Presbyterian razreh of yp..~dty. Nsw I'M
with me and look to De, southwest, and tho:ts0
sky a. clearly as have 30 often seen the spafs
and rig Of our lake craft in mirage or loom. ~
tho sailors ssy. The surface Of the country
falls AWAY gradually from there, until within
miie Of the city, when 1t gssdnally rises a2stn
sse g;ia da.S spGn whes The Gt4 G11 q "a.
and giving t1ne view Of tho city. NOW soms-'
what ohstrusted By = bait OF Intervening TIM
her. The roar and shril1 scream Of the 1ocomo'
tive rushing between II and the city. tslt Jou
that no scene, however beautiful, ever arrrats
the ksen eYe and practical skill Of the railroad
engineer.
IN my next, intend to address those who
may desire to ruralize, either for pleasure or
pro6t, and point out lew Of the Advantages for
such purposes, Of the country haye here de-
scribed. Yours, 4. E. ].
, 1859-02-10
Al,oifinle, &f,


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LsoxD4sr Alch'sao. June ls, ,sSa
MKsSaA 4 MANN / CO.. Gallon Uhio - Genia.
lhays to ~ that haTe f3r several nihs been cou-
PleelJ oFossfatc.! b. eh Ia fever and axue acl a.
hE9 aaF9n tam1y wdo were dependent Ut Ga ny labor
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