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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

@A~ The report received at the State De.
paEtment, dated in November last, from the
party surveying the boundary line between
the United States and the British Posses
nons' Gays the 49th parallel of latitude, as
1ar az determined, shows mountainous
country and that, with the exception of a
few localities, the who lie region is eminently
amt ior occupation or settlement. The
work for next season will extend from the
Columbia river to the Rocky Mountains.
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ls4- The conflicting interests that have
existed for years past in opposition to the
Pacific Railroad have been concentrated up
on the bill introduced by Senator Wigfall
for South and Central road to the Pacific.
The President speaks in high terms of the
bill, and will give it all the aid in his power.
The friends of the bill in the Senate will
move it during the coming week, and en-
deavor to put it on its passags.
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From Trinida d.

Advices from Trinidad, Port Spain, to
the 10th ultimo, report load of sugar sold
at "a 25, but holders were subsequently
very firm at an advance, in consequence Of
favorable advices from England.
The stock of American provisions and
hreadstuffs was light, but prices were ruling
low.
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office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
ssrtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY
Editor and Proprietor. in order to ensure
sttention.
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TERMS.

The DAY BOOK will be served to SUBJ
scribers at 6 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months, and 81
for three months, payable in advance.
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S- The Roanoke, now at Pensacola, has
been ordered by the Secretary of the Navy
to proceed at once to Aspinwall in time to
take the Japanese Commissioners and bring
them to the United States.
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AdOrnmen of the Public Grounds
and Buildings.

Mr.. Train, Chairman of the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, has prepared
q bill which he has been authorized to re-
port, providing that the Art Commissioner s
appointed under act of Congress by Presiden t
in 1859, shall have the control and applica-
lions of all appropriations of money for
works of art that are or may be designed for
the adornment of the public buildings and
grounds of the United States; they shall
make contracts for the execution of all de-
signs which they shall have approved, and
for the execution of which, by the recon-
mendation of the Committees on Public
Buildings and Grounds of the Senate and
House, Congress shall have made appropria.
tions; that the Commissioners shall invite
the artists of the nation to make and submit
to them for adjudication designs in painting
and sculpture illustrative of subjects con-
nected with or relating to the national
history of the country, and designs and plans
for monuments and fountains, portraits,
statues and busts of distinguished indivi-
duals, and all other adornments of the pub
lie buildings and grounds; they shall be au-
thorized to procure and adjudge designs and
models for all government coins and models
shall be subject to the approval of the COM
missioners before they can be lawfully used
for government purposes. The bill further
provides that all money hereafter appropria-
ted by Congress forsuch works of art shall
be so designated in the Appropriation bill
that each Commissioner shall receive sala.
ry to be fixed by Congress and commence
with the date of their appointment; that the
commissioners may have power to employ
secretary, who shall also have a salary.
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Ng- Charles Z. Weed has been appointed
and confirmed as United States Marshal for
Washington Territory.
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~ Circulation greater than the Daiiise
OF both Cities combined. -eo
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NS- The President has recognized
George Edward Kunhardt as Consul for the
free Hanseatic City of Lnbec, in New York
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No HOPE FOR STEvENs.-The Norwich
(Ct) Bulletin states that Col John Wait,
who has just returned from Richmond, Va,
whittier he went for the purpose of securing
If possible, communication of the sentence OF
Aaron d Stephens, expresses the opinion
er will be ofno avail, and that Stephens will
be executed according to the sentence of the
Court.
The eldest daughter of Methodist cler-
gyman at Natick, Mass, has sued -four and
grain dealer in Boston, for a breach of
promise, laying her damages at 900.
The lack of labor, according to the ''Ber-
mudian," is likely to seriously, reduce the
amount of seed potatoes planted this
spring, and of course to effect the ensuing
crop.
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New Advertisements.
ATTENTION IuNINRS

ATTENTION JUNIORS.
h Attend a Regular Monthly Meeting of the
ID company at your Armory, Tuesday even
jll ing, 9TH inst, at O'Clock. This is an i'm
~ portant meeting, and full attendance is de-
sired.
By Order of the
NH CAPTAIN.
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| N ID E 2 E N D e Vt GREY
Z ATTEND Regular Monthly meeting at
~ Head Quarters, on T U f s ID AY evening
IA to be present as business of great impor-
lance will be transacted
JOS II SMITH,
mn D Sec retary.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March 6.-Flour is depressed |;
sales of 10000 bbls. at an adTance of to Id
cts. State $5.20a5.26; Ohio So as. 10; South
ern $5.70a5.95.
Wheat closed with an advancing tendency,
Choice white has advanced n to cents ~
bushel; low grades are firm.
Corn is firm but quiet.
Pork is quiet Mess SIT 571a for old, an !
$ls.25alS.37 for new; Prime $3.50 to sian
rs.
Lard is heavy at l07sall1c
Whiskey closed firm at "a cents.
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.

IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
Square dsy...$0 SOIL do weeks IS
do days. 0 rs l Square month % 90
DO days. l 90 do 2months 7 w
| do lweek. rs do 3 months 10 90
II advertisements ordered twice or thrice
aweek, for each insertion after the first,
per square .oIH
Marriages and Deaths to be published ~ newsH
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., will be
charged as other advertisements, and payment
required IN advance.
All transient advertisements to be paid III .d.
vance.
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sz'rus y. II. +. o. NJ. s. 4. c. q. U. S.
THOICE Coffee only l3c, Bottled Mea l.
~ cheap choice Butter, Patapsco Flour in x
bags, very cheap for cash.
NH Ut REDMOND.
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:. Four hundred years have elapsed since the
invention of printing, yet books are not yet
in universal circulation, while the use of to-
bacco became so within fifty years of its dis.
covery.
The scarlet fever is raging tearfnlly in
Steahsnville, Ohio, and vicinity. The
deaths run from two to five daily, and al
. ready have two hundred little ones succomb-
ed to its deadly influence. The dis ease
seems to be wide spread beyond precedent
this year.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

MRS. WinslOw. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
| and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves
iy safe in all cases. See advertisement in
anotner coMmn. my2S ly
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L A T EST NEW s
Thirty-sixth Congress-First 8,
sion.
WASHINGTON, March S.
SENATE.


sion. ,
WASHINGTON, March S.
SENATE.
The Senate met at l o'clock,
The credentials of Mr.. Milton Latham
Senator for California. were presen ted Mr
Latham was sworn and took his scat
MIR. Sumner introduced the followiop ra
solution: ~
Resolved, That the President of the IT
States be requested if in his opinion it is not
inconsistent with the public interests to fur
nlsh to theSenate copies of all cores pondence
on the files of the Department of State not al.
ready communicated relat ting to the propo-
sitlons on maratlme laws and neutral rights
by the Congress of Paris On the l7tb Of
April, 1856
HOUSE.
Mr.. Millson, on the assembling of tho
House, said he was unwilling that The House,
should even seem to be Indifferent to a usay,.
co-equal with our Government, and di. uih
ed by. so many historical recollections. He,
therefore, offered a resolution providing for
the election of a Chaplain Tomorrow, to Of
ficiate alternately with the Chaplain already
elected by the Senate.
Mr.. Houston objected, contesding that
the resolution was O question of priVieg -
there being no law for the election Of =
Chaplain.
Mr.. Milson replied, saying that theh
should be daily invocation of Divine assistA
ance and protection, and it should not be in
the power of any one man, by a solitary OBJ
lection. to defeat all conventional decencies
and obstruct the rules of the House.
Mr.. Houston regarded Mr.. Millson's re-
marks as extraordinary and replied to them
Mr.. Clemens showed that there is law OF
Congress fixing the salary of the Chaplain
at $3.50 per year. Hence there is authority
to elect one.
Mr.. John Cochrane said he had no essay
to deliver on the subject.
The Speaker following presidents, de
cided that the resolution was question OF
privilege.
Several gentlemen raised points Of order,
and desired to extend al invitation to ali
ministers to officiate alternately.
MIR. Houston appealed from the Speakers
decision, which appeal was on motion of MI.
Wilson tabled.
Much confusion prevailed throughout these
proceedings, half dozen gentlemen at times
speaking together.
Mr.. Barksdale moved to table the Who'll.
subject.
Finally, Mr.. Wilson's resolution to elect
chaplain was adopted.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

1T "MINIsTERs TO A MIND pIsEAsEp. o-Dis-
pepsia and its concomitant evils, result in bodi
~ as well as mental suffering. The Oxygen
to perfect health, restores the mind to its ma
tural vigor
For sale by M. A. T. C. A. SANTOS and
Wake Z Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
dealers everywhere
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COMP ANY r

COMPANY F.
Attend Drill and meeting of the Company
at Blues Armory this Tuesday Evening at
III IN O'Clock. Let every member be present
~ BY order of the Captain.
NH w H TAYLOR, ist Sarg't
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ATTENTION


r. Attenda Regular meeting of your
GEN Company This Evening at71 O'Clock
MSeE By order of the President.
-. SAM'L CRANE, sec'y.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE,
BETWEEN BOSTON, NORFOLK, Pc
TERSBURG AND RICHMOND, DI.
RECT.
CONNECTING WITH THE RAILROADS FROM THE
ABOVE NAMED PoRTs-RUNNING SOUTH AND
WEST.
Asi~ssm THE Steamship CITY OF
ZElNIENM1Ns will leave the end of Long
$500 es:ss Wharf Boston, for Norfolk
and City Point, on WEDNESDAY next 18th in
slant at O'Clock, P. M.
Freight for Richmond forwarded by the
Lighters of the Richmond Tow Boat Company,
at through rates of freight.
Returning, viii leave City Point for Boston :,
via Norfolk, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
at O'Clock, P. M, and Norfolk on FRIDAY.
Freight per Railroad received and forwarded
free OF commission
For passage or freight, apply to
PHINEAS SPRAGUE CO,
100 Central street, lower end
State street Block, Boston.
M SMITH BRO,
NH e Town Point Norfolk.
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j. s. G. B. F. II. l.
r Am retailing the cheapest Sugar in the city
i at the cheap Cash Grocery.
NH 6 1T REDMOND.
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BURNING FLUID.
NTE are in receipt of fresh lot of Burning
w Fluid, retailing at 62H ct per gallon.
mh6 l. W WEBB
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CITIZENS BAND


G II A N ID B A L l..
AZ THE Members of the CITIZEN S
6 BAND, of this city, propose giving
@ GRAND BALL,
EsA at the Blues Gun Room, on T H S.
DAY EVENING, March 9Th, 1860, for the ben.
eft Of their organization, and respectfully so.
licit the patronage of the citizens of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, assuring them that every
agreeable and pleasant.
Tickets adm itting one Gentleman and Ladies',
81, to be had at Mr. B Kayton's Musical Instru :
ment store, and at Washington Hall.
NH l--6t
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SAFE KEYS FOUND.
THE loser of couple of Safe Keys, can OBJ
l. tain them by applying to This Office, leav-
advertisement. NH 6-3t
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MACKEREL, Mullets, Herrings and Cod.
1v1 fish, for sale wholesale or retail, by
NH 3 JAS f. ZONES
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SPECIAL NOTICES

YEAST PowDER.- J. w. Garlick, Richmond,
Va, manufactures "Semple's Infallible Baking
Powder" His is the only factory of the kind
in the South, and he is prepared to furnish the
entire trade on as reasonab Bile terms as North
ern manufacturers. Sempie's Powder is Vir-
ginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Richomnd Whig
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CHILDRERS METALLIC TIP SHOES.
HAVE this day received large lot of
l. Children's Metallic Tip Bootees, which are
said to wear much lon ger than any other kind
of Shoes. am also receiving other STYLES of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes, which /
invite the attention of the public to give me
call. T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is East side Market Square,
NH s Sign Big Yellow Boot
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ES-JOLES-JOLES-l5 prime Joles,
q all sizes, which am retailing at 9 cts per
Id, cash. For sale by
NH 3 JAS + JONES
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ErLEGANT Plate Beef op ened this morn
Ling and for sale at retail by
NH 3 las T. HOMES
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HAMS-Choice quality, 1873 choice EXIT
IL Hams, in store and for sale by
nah JAS T. 4 JONES,
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N5- Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH
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w A N r E D.
A COOK, Washer and Ironer. White pre-
~ ferred. Apply of L CURDTS,
NH 3-2t No 81 Main street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

=. @EDon't fail to read the article on
tho first page proving that Douglas all
vissd and suggested the plan of submitting
the Lecompton Constitution to the people.
which Was adopted by the Convention
The article shows up Douglas in his true
colors and accounts satisfactorily for the
lasstilisy Of the Breckenridge wing of the
party to him. How any man can put any
faith IN the promises OF the little dodgef. az
Ger this. is mystery to us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
The only Preparation
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage

For Statesmen. Judges, Cicrgymca.
Ladies and GDlemen. in all parts Il the world testify 10
sem-n Of the Press are nnsnimaus ir r.. rrs. en-
testimonials only be here gisen ncry
audit will be impossible for you doubt.
~ Wall St. " " Dee 90 isss
GESrIFxE~-Your O 18th inst, had been re-
ccived saying that had heard that had en~f-
I'd BY the ne az wccs Hair Restorative and requesting
my certificate Of the fact IL had objection give H.
award IL To- you chrerfuiiy. because think IL due
MY age is about 50 years: the eofr Of my hair aa
burn and inclined focur Some five six years since IL
began gray and the scalp the crown Of my hrad
to lose its s-nsbiIity and dandrun form upon
four months since fourth added them nv hair fall
ing Oh tina top Of my heard and threatening to make
In this unpleasant prcdiramens was induced to try
Woods Hair Rrsprxffte. mainly 10 arrest tho filling on ~
bair. icr had expectation really that gray hair
however, greatly surprised after tho use &C
two bottles only thar not only the falling Oh arrested
to the ser ana dsnsr & 70 r as "s ms srsS
much 10 the qualification Of my w whose
lion was induced to try II.
For this among the many obligations owe to her ,es.
strongly all <alve the admrs-
ton u their wives to prsf by my example, and
growing gray OF getting bald
Very respectfully,
- ben A; LAVENDER
Ny family absent from the cry and am no longer
at No. II Carroll Place.
To PRor. O. }. woop-Dear SirYour hair Restorative
has done hair much good since commenced tho me-
o. f., that wis to make known TO the public it's Effects
nearly deprived Of hair and by your hair
torafve, the hair will return baufifl than ever af
tcast this Is my experience. Believe il all,
Yours truly, wN NJ. kennedy
P.s.-Ycu publish the above nyou like BY pub
Listing in our seashers paper. ysn will g more patronage
S''s strong WOODS sSfss na IiPT RESTORATIVE wHK
Prof O. j. woop-Dcar Sir-IIayng had the misfortune
to Loose the best portion VI hair. from the the
yellow fever, In New Orleans in 1851 induced 10
make trial Of preparation and found answer a.
the very thing needed Ny hair l. now thick and glossy
and no words express my obligations you In giving
fo the afflicted such a treasure
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put M In hotties Of three Sizes viz
Iargs. medium and small; the small holds pint. and
rctas for dollar bottle; the MEDIUM holds
twenty per ccnt In proportion shan the small refas
or two dollars per bottle; the large holds quart - PER
cent, more In proportion and rrtails for S.
O. j. WOOD 4 CO.. Propriefors, 80 broadway, New
York. and IL Market street, 81. Louis, no.
And sold by all good Druggists and Faacy 0sois Dealers
Sept. "a, 1SD-f6ns3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

On Fhurs'lay night last the house Of Mr.
James T. Fife. on the Michigan roal. two
miles soath oftown was entered and twelve
doiisrs IN cash. Z silver watch and cloth
ing 70 the amount Of thirteen dollars stol-
en- a saddle Was stolen the sam, night
rosa Jnigs Tabor's barn. AMI ON the night
following 6ae young mare was stolen
sFom Richard Corbsley. Esq.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

II N pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of Com.
mon PIasc Of Marshall County, Indiana. made
its March term, 1862 will offer at private sale
on the prems, on the 18th day Of October, A. ID
1860, and IL not sold on said day will continue to
offer the same Tor sale at my dwelling house in
Tppecanoe township, in said county, from day TO
day until sold, the following Rea: Estate belonging
TO the estate of Joseph Hall, deceased, bounded
as follows: Commencing sixty feet east from the
northeast corner oilot No.one ~, in Tippccanee
town plat, thence east cigh. rods, thence south
ten Fods thence west eight rods, thence north ten
rods To the place ofb~ginning.
TEaxs or SALE.-One third Cash in hand, one
third ia six months and third in twelve months.
SAMUEL X. C0ONS, Admir-.
Sent 90. IS6O-46t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

8TMr. d. Cousins presented us yes
ser,lsy viii. basket full Of the largest and
finest apples we have seen this year. They
are equul to any we noticed at the Nation
al Fair last year. Many thanks. Mr.. c..
for the compliment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

~ We are highly grati6cd to learn
sthss our esteemed aud talented Young
friend WATER Q GnEsHAx. Esq. has been
elected to the Legislature from Harrison
county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
ACCOMMODATIONS Sale.


In pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Marshall County, Indiana, mace
At its September term, 1850, will offer at private
sale. on the premises, on the 18th day OF Novem-
bcr 1860, and II not sold on said day will continue
offer the for sale at my Office in Bourbon,
in said county from day to day until sold, the fol-
lowing Real Estate belonging to the estate OF
William 7. McWhorter, deceased, boundcn rs
follows: Commencing at the southwest corner Of
the west halt Of the North west quarter of Section
No. %, in township No. 80 north OF radge No. 3,
east running thence north 40 rods, thence east so
rods, thence south 40 RODS, thence west 80 rods to
the place Of beginning, containing twenty acres
more or less; appraised at 5000.
Also, at the same time and place, will offer as
aforesaid, the following boundcn ands, commence
ing 40 rods north from the south west corner of
said lot Of land. running thence north IS rods,
thence east 80 rods, thence South So rods, thence
west 90 rods to the place ofbegnning. containing %
acres more or less; appraised at $435.
Also. at the same time and place, will offer as
aforesaid. the following bounden lands. commenc-
ing 80 rots north from the Southwest corner of
said lot Of land running due North s2 rods to the
land set off AID owned by Elizabeth New horter,
thence east on Mrs McWhortcr's line so rods
thence South S25 rods, thenceswest 80 rods to the
place ofbcginning, containing A. scres; appraised
at SIS.
All Of sill boun l,ries and dista noes to
be reckoned according to the general survey Of
lands in this county.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc fourth cash in hand, one
fourth in six months. one fourth in twelve months,
and one fourth in Eighteen months
JAMES o. PARKS, Admir-.
Sept. 20, ls6O-16t3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

- It's perhaps. fortunate. after all.
ssst his Nightiness was elected. He will
answer. admirably. as laughing stock
f"r the Republicans in the Legislature this
winter, PFesisied he don't get angry and
Ies:e befsrc the session Is half ont.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
CURyEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given undersigned with the County surveyor.
will on Thursday, November 1880, procc to survey
and locate the Of their land in section l. township
81 range cast in Marshall county Indiana and contin-
ne from day to-day until all IL surveyed.
NONRESIDENT OF land in said section who fail
meet the Surveyor the time above mentioned and deay
provide for drayng their portion Of the expenses Of
said survey will lie County Auditor.
such enqucnces placed the duplicate and collected
according TO law.
GEORGE NITCfER,
TOct IL. ls6O.-4sf3. N A. LANE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
Read. Readn Readm!


Carlo. kinois, July 29fk, 1860
Mcssrs. JOHN Wncox & Co.
Your "Impectine, s. or "Pesian Fever Charm
has done wonders was wholly dependent and
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nature or art l would not be without this ssIm-
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seem 10 be "Ague proof"
Yours Very Truly.
e. n. STOUT.
kstii<, Aisbsms, Jelly ~. 1850.
GExTlKNES:
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sion Fever Charm" For several Years have
suffered from fever and aguc. Last Spring ny
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the disease. and am rapidly gaining an sppesite
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Respectfully. Yours.
d. N. BARRON.
#<4n 81 - ft-#M.
This truly wonderful pres<.f;s< and cure e Fe-
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Piseipl Depot and M.nuhetury. iss Main g.,
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