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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
Iron nsa HedicaI .eueav

Iron as n Medicni Kennedy.
I The coloring natter ofthe blood comes
/ from the Iron therein, " hich cannot be di-
minished below a certain quantity with
out rendering the blood unit for the per
feet nutrition of the different organs. In
such cases the fact Is apparent by general
paleness, weak circulation, impsited
breathing. cold extremites, &c.
1t may be asked, from what is the blood
derived? We answer. principally from the
food. But if the food Is not properly di
gested, there caa be no healthy blood, and
consequently no adequate nutrition Of the
body. The bad blood will irritate the
heart, clog up the lungs. Supply the brain,
obstruct the liver, and cause arrangement
everywhere. the feeble girl will suffer
from chlorosis aud menstrual Irregular
ties, the adult from dyspepsia, neuralgia
and headaches; many will suffer from bois
aud skin diseases; the bilious from iufia
med liver. drop>y aud constipation; and
the care worn professional man from every
i'll in Pandora's box Now, it is certain
that if the deficient amount of iron in the
blood can be supplied The symptoms Of
disease will consequently cease.
Chemistry proves that the only form ia
which iron can assimilare with The blood
Is that ola protoxyde, salt very liable TO
further oxidation; when il becomes ue,.slY
inert 10 the stomach.
In the PeruUiaa Syrup, by chemical in
genuity, this officially has beer for he
first time overcome; and this assertion j.
amply sustained By tie distinguished
Chemist and A-sayer to the State of Mass
achusetts, DR.. Hayes. Il must be admit
ted, then, to be a most important addition
to the Materia Mediea, aud an invaluable
remedy for many of the worst forms Of dis
ease.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is Solution Of ProiOz-
ide Iron, new discovery in medicine, aud
strikes at the root of disease by producing
herithy blood, the source of all vitality in
the human organism For Sale by all
Druggists"
Agents at Terre Haute,
June l3.w4w TIL BARR, & Co.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
FROM WASHINGTON
WAsnIxGroy. JulY no

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Ia addition TO those mentioned in lat
nights dispatch. as addressing the Breck
iDridge meeting here, were Senators Brown
aud Davis. and Representative Florence
A letter was read from D. Dickinson,
saying he would support the nominations.
The Presidents speech last night, was
quite long. He expressed his gratifca-
LaLe. He gave history of the establish
ment OF the two thirds rule in the Ma
tiOnal Convention, which was in order TO
prevent the anti democracy combining
with few Democratic States to nominate
a candidate, agreeable to those States
which would have to elect him.
Neither Breckenridge nor Douglas got a
regular two-thirds nomination. Hence,
any Democrat was a. liberty to vote for
either.
The President then went. at some length.
into an argument TO show that each citizen
of any State has the same right to proiec-
tion to his property in the cOmmon Terri
tories with any citizen Of any of the other
States in the Constitution
The President said this was probably
the last political speech he would ever
make. His position rendered it impossi
bic for him to participate ih the canvass
although his heart was ia it,
He spoke of the long time be had been
acquainted with the City Of Washington
and wished all its inhabitants uninterrup
ted health and happiness.
Mr.. Cobb in some brief remarks expressed
confidence in the success of Breckinridgt
and Lane. and urged ali good Democrat.
to labor seriously to that end.
Three cheers for the President.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEET

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained. For Rheuma-
tism, Salt Rheum, Burns. Bruises, Stir Johnston
Galds, sprain, Pole Evil, and swellings upon
Horses, IL has no equal. No person will be with
out it, who has once tested its value. "And
with reference 10 the general estimation Of the
Mustang Liniment, can eheerfully say that no
article ever performed so many cures In our
neighborhoOd as this. l.. w. SMITH, Ridgeheld,
Corn." g. Icitch, ESQ, Of Hyde Park, VI f,
writes, s'that the horse was considered worthless
his case was spavin-hut since the free use oil
the Mustang Eminent have sold him for $50.
Your ii nimsni is doing wonders up here
Such testimony Is reaching every day. The
half Is OF told. vyery family should have it,
Beware ofimitaiions. The genuine Mustang -
sold by all respectable dealers throughout tina
world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
iy3wlm New York.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, July 9.
The steamers Fulton, Parana and Etna
give US details Of European news to the
9th ult.
The Prince of Wales will visit President
Buchanan. the latter having in a letter to
the Queen expressed his desire to receive
the Prince at Washington.
The Prince has also accepted an invita-
lion from the city of New York.
The municipality Of Palermo had sent
an address to Garibaldi requesting the
immediate annexation at Sicily to tie ltal-
ian Kingdom.
The dictator replied he was great ad-
mirer Of Victor Emanuel, and he believed
the annexation would be accomplished by
aud with him, but that at present tie an
Bexation of Sicily alone would not be ad.
vIssble-besides in the event OF immedi
ate annexation he would not be under tb,
necessity Of retiring.
Garibald; had sent an agent to Lond"r
10 negotiate loan of 3O,O0O,0OO francs
the revenue of Sicily being offered as .
guarantee.
The movements of Garibaldi NOR,
rapid than those of diplomacy should h'
march upon Naples the fall Of the Bourbon
dynasty is certain. II Naples falls Messi
ua falls as matter of course.
Advices from Vienna state that Austri;
is making preparations for war.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July ..
The Pennsylvania members Of the Doug
las National Convention have addressed
letters to the State Electors demanding
their position.
II is intended by the Douglas men to
call State Convention, either Delegate or
Mass. TO fill vacancies on the Electoral
ticket.
Mr.. ForDey announces that Mr.. Douglas
cordially sustaiDs the policy Of noO'cOali'
ton will, the Breckenridge Democracy
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LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PALESTINE.


QUEBEC. July 9.
The steamer Palestine from Liverpool
on 9th via Londonderry 2sth reached thi
port to day.
The news Is one day later.
LONDON 2sth.-Numerous meetings o
the working classes were held Al Padding
ton Green last night 10 consider The ques
ton of the present high prices Of provi
sions.
Resolutions were passed that the present
famine price was not iustifiable and has
resulted from a system of monopoly.
A Palermo letter says Garabaldi lost
upwards of 900 men in the conflict of tn,
eth and 25th of May.
HALIFAX. July 10.
The Arabia, Capt Stone, from Liver.
pool Both via Queenstown July lst has ar
rived at this port en- route for Boston.
Garibaldi continued his preparations for
a new government
The agitation at Naples had increased
Most inflan matory prociamatious had been
issued by the Central Revolutionary Com
mittee, calling on the people to rise
The French ambassador had been seri
ously naltreated in the streets Of Naples
it was supposed By members of the anti
reform party
The commissariat Of the IL districts of
Naples were simultaneously attacked and
pillaged on the 2S,h
Naples was declared in state of siege
The tri colored nag had been formally in
augurated on the public buildings
The NeapOlitan government continued
its preparations for ho>tiIities.
The new NeaPo!itan Cabinet hal be- n
completed
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From Ct LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, July 9.
Letters have been published from Fan
cock Jackson aud Monroe NJ. Parsons, the
candidates for Governor and Lieut. Gov
on the Breckenridge ticket. accepting then
respective nominations and endorsing 'h'
Jefferson City and seeeders platform.
Hon. Francis p. Blair was TO day ncmi'
mated by scclamation by she Republican,
Of the First District for representative u
Congress.
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u There are symptoms in Virginia of
an opinion that the Douglas strength in
that State Is sufficient to give the State to
Bell aud Everett. The most marked of
these symptoms is the etfor, Of the Breck
iOridge Democracy ito put forth a union
ticket.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of an order OF the vigo Court OF
n . Common Pleas, will, on the lst day of
September next, at the Court House door in the
city of Terre Haute, between the hours of 10
ing real estate IN VigO county, TO wit: the north
half Of the south quarter OF section l. township
10, north If range 10 west, belon Eing TO the es-
tate OF James Sheen. ST., deceased, for the pay
ment Of the debts OF said estate, upon credit
of and - months, the purchaser executing his
notes, with approved security, waving
valuation laws; said sale to DC for not less
than two thirds of the appraised value Of said
real estate, unless The same is sold before that
time at private sale,
SAMUEL CONNER,
Admir- Ofthe estate or James SheerH
BAIED - BAssErr, Att'ys.
Ju!x N. 1851
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU FOR TIE BLADDER
IL HelmbOld's BuCha for the Kidneys.
fielmboid's Buehu for the Gravel.
Helmbold's Buchu for Dr0psy.
Helmbold's BIchu for Nervousness
Helmb0ld's Buchu FOR Loss Of Memory.
fIeI0IbOld's Bgchu for Loss Of Sight.
nelmbOid's Buehu for Dimness of Vision
HelmbOld's Buchu for Difficult BREATH Dg
Helrlbold's Buchu for Weak Nerves.
HelnbOld's Bucbu for Distractions.
HelmbOld's Buchu for Excuses arising
from IndiscretiOns and al diseases OF the
SEXUAL ORGANS,
existing H. either sex, from whatever cause orr
and no matter OF how long standing.
HelmbOld's Extract Buehu Is pleasant ia its
taste and OdOT, and immediate In its action -
Price 81 per bottle, or six for IS. Delivered Il
any address, accompanied by reliable certificate
Depot, 1914 south Tenth ST., Philadelphia.
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Notice to Contractors

CsEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT the
- Engineers Office IN the Southern Railroad
hepOt IN Terre-Haute. until IT, O'Clock, on
Tuesday. the 9th day of July, & fOs tne grub
hing, clearing and grading, also the small bri6g-
ing Of the Evansville Il tran iordsyille rail-
road from TeFfO- Haute b Rockville.
For plans and specifications. and all infOrma-
ton required, apply at the Engineers Office for
oar days before the letting.
by order of the President
July 10, DIFF b. EBBIrr. Engineer.
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j z. E Il ~ ,
E.recnkOr's NnIe.
THE undersigned, Executor on

THE undersigned, Executor on the
n estate OF Moses e Carr, late of VigO county
deceased, will sell al public sale at the late res
Hence Of said deceased Oh south Sixth street, in
TcrTe Haute. on Thursday, June 2sth, lsGO, the
following property Ofsaid deceased. consisting OF
beds. bedding, carpcung and other valuable
hOusehOld and kitchen furniture
TERMS credit OF twelve months will be
given on all sums over three dollars. by the puT-
chaser giving note with approved security, bear
ing interest from date payable without any relief
from valuation or appraisement laws. All under
that amount the cash will be required. sale " n
commence at nine o'clock, A. ", and will con.
tinue from day 10 day until allis sold. N0prop.
erty 10 be removed until the terms are complied
with. joins CARR. Executor
June g, 1860. dw3w
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'jilIS Arnoia's Literar. Depot

rS3h Arrivals,
7 IFE and Speeches Of Abraham Lincoln, in
4 ! Paper ard Muslin.
Lite aud Speeches Of Stephen 4. DOuglas, in pa
per and Musiin;
Debates Of lincoln and Douglas, in cloth:
Republican song Books, several edit Ons;
LnCDln Envelopes; Lincoln Letter Paper;
Douglas Envelopes; Douglas Letter Paper:
Autographs 81 Lincoln; Autographs ofDouglas:
Political Flags. Banners and Prints;
Plain Flags sad Banners. and a great OF literary
works and ali tho late popular Weekliesa and
MOnthies.
&- POST OFFICE LOBBY.
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Our National Disorder--Dr Roback's
Cures.

The American stomach is tormenting
organ. Ii is generally ont of order. The
reason is obvious The driving man Of bu.
siness has not time or will not take time
properly to ulasticate his food He bolts
il, and as bad habits are catching, all clas-
ses follow his example. Hence Dyspepsia.
with all its ompllcations-hence lndiges-
ton, Liver Complaint, and disorder OF The
Bowels, in ali their various phases.
Against these and hundred Others com i
plants, the iSandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier are wagihg an DISCRIMINATING
warfare The success of these Medicines
has been astonishing, even in age OF
scientific miracles They do not alleviate
they extinguish n disorder. The agony,
the feaver, he debility the dependency
which characterize affections of the dige,-
tive snd secretive organs vanish under tho
influence of these Preparations. The con
situations it self seems 10 acquire new en-
ergy under their ofcr~tIon. see advertise
ment.
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Soldiers Of the war of 1912

WHO enlisted for I've yesrs OF for during the
w war, the heirs of enlisted soldiers, ADD all
persons holding old patents or claims to iniIitary
bounty lands. located in Illinois or Missouri de
string 10 have their claims attended TO, without
expense 10 themselves, or desiring any infor-
nation in regard 70 them, free Of charge. will
please address G.. WARD HEHLY, Box 33gI, ST.
Louis, Mo.
All Communications promptly attended to by
G. WARD HEALY,
iy4wIy Bounty Land Agent.
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Land and Real Estate
Samuel Taylor ss Emile ,nes.-BefOte

Samuel Taylor os Emile ncs-Befote
l.. Duy, j. p.
SAMUEL Taylor having filed in my of.
- fee his affidavit setting forth that the
said defendant is indebted TO him and that
she is not a resident olthe State Of Indiana,
aud caused a writ of attachment TO be is
sued by TOE against the goods and chaitels
credits aud effects of the said defendant,
now therefore said defendant is hereby no.
tIfied TO be and appear before me Lambert
DuY Justice of the Peace, at NY office in
the city of Terre Haute on the 20th day OF
July 1860. at ten o'clock a NJ, otherwise
said proceedings in attachment will be de
terminrd in her absence.
LAMBERT DUY, JP.
June y, 3w
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Se1ni-Annual Report
LA BILITIES.
State ofTndiqsq Yioo eoyafy IS.

Juo. S. Beach being duly sworn, deposes and
says that he Is The Cashier OF the above Bank.
and that The foregoing report OF the condition o.
said sank .pF the period therein named, is true
and correct 10 the best Of his know ledge and be-
JNO. >. BEACH, Cashier.
sworn aud ~u5scribed 10 before me this 81 day
G. F.. HOSFOKD,
lH5 tt Notary Pablic
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IL Go to Mlier's Fine Art Gallery Tor
the best Ambrotypes, Photographs, aud III
kinds of pictures.
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BREcKIYkIDGE's ACCEPTANCE.

BRECKINkIDGE'S ACCEPTANCE.
NEW YORK, July 3.
Mr.. Breckinridge's acceptance vii. be
published tomorrow. 1t is quite lengthy
He says he has moi sought nor desired
to be placed before the country for the
Office Of President. He expresses his APP
proval of the action of The Convention
which nominated him. He says il does
not become him TO shrink from the respOn-
sibility of the post to which he has been
assigned. He holds to the doctrine ofuon-
intervention by Congress or a territorial
Legislature either to establish or prohibit
slavery in the Territories, aud the plain
duty of the Federal Government, when ne
cessary to secure to the citizens of all the
States the enjoyment of their property
within the common Territories as every
where else within their jurisdiction.
De concludes by expressing the hope
that the canvass may be conducted without
rancor. and that Divine Providence will
continue TO protect our beloved country
from al danger. both foreign aud domestic
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q gents w ant g d.
100000 WILL BE SOLD.
SOS READY,
The National Political Chart;
NAP OF THE UNITED STATES,

NAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CONTAINING
Accurate Portraits, from life, of the candidates
of eaCh party for President and Vice President
with their letters Of acceptance, platforms Of
their respective parties, with vast amount Of
statistical matter. Results Of the Presidential
Elections from 1896 to 1855; names Of the Speak
ers ofthe House Of Representatives from I7sg to
1861
The map Is beautifully COiOred, aud printed
on heavy caiendered paper, size 80 by 4us show
ing the exact boundaries ofall the States and
Territories, extending through TO the Pacific.
PoliLicians Ofall parties, and others. wishing
10 have before them material for being fully
posted at single glance, should possess a copy
of this map
Retail price, only p cents. Sent post paid on
receipt OF the price. A rare chance is offered to
Agents. For terms, address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House, 80 South 3d-st,
je3iwtt Philadelphia, Pa.
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"PThe twin relics Of (poltieall barba
rism"-the two wings Of the Democratic
party.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

CsEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at tie
= Engineer flee, in the National Hotel in
Terre-tiautc, until the 10Th day or July, 1862 at
10 O'Clock a. m, for the bnoging of otter Creek /,
40 feet span: the bridging OF Biz RaccOon, 1863
fcet span. aud Little Kacc0on, 10 feet span, on
the line Of the Evansville aud trawtOTdsyiiie
Railroad between Terre Haute aud Rockville.
The Bridges are TO be constructed on the How
plan.
In bidding for these bridges, contractors will
bid per foot, lineal measure, for the worH-
manship alone-the Company supplying all the
material or bid In like manner per foot, the con-
tractor supplying all necessary material stating
particularly the difference he may make between
pine and poplar lumber used in the supersiruc-
lure.
For any information required, apply al the
Engineers Office before the letting.
BY order Of the President.
BENZ. EBBETf,
June 20, did Engineer.
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CONSUMPTION
Valuable Farm for Sale.

&SItUAtED one mile south OF Terre- Haute,
- int, the Wabash River, on the Vim
cenhes ROAD, containing s9l acres, and so situa-
ted tnot II can be divided either East and West
North and South 10 make two beautiful farms
The whole or half to be sold 10 suit purchasers
allowed ~ Dc the best improved and most desi-
rablc farm ia NigO county. The whole enclosed
by board fences 4 large two story modern
built frame dwelling anu cut buildings on the
premises \ line yOung orchard, and all other
Improvements OF afirst class farm, with an I'M
surpassed location aud OF easy access to erre-
dauIe. Apply TO
= LILLIAN CORBEN,
May -, dN-u Ierre-Haute, Ind.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ale and Porter

MADISON, Dayton Detroit aud, Phiiade plata
VI Ale and Porter, bottled for Family use, by
g.. WEISS q co,
.plOl3m No. s. Warren Block.
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Thirteen holes jeiceied Hunting Cased
Patent LeCer Watches
Ats. r. FREEMAN'S for l2s. large size,
and warranted IN every respect.
Cylinder EscopeRept hunting Cased
.Sitrer Watches
At s. r. FREEMAN'S Tor s. so, warrant
ed first rate time keepers. w2m
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, in the Drug business, is
thi day dissO we'd, by mutual consent.
T. II. BARR will Continue the business in all
its branches AZ the old stand, and hopes by strict
attention To the wants of abe public tn receive q
continuance OF the liberal custom bcstow cd
the old firm. Either party is authorized TO use
firm name ia settlement, aud we trust that thOs e
indebted 10 rs will come forward and settle i'm
mediatcly. 4. III. BARR,
Tcrre- fiauts, June 80. -Go. }. II. BARR
iy2dwlw
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sTRAYED,
Terre Haute G. Richmond Railroad
adminixtrntor,s Notice.

FILTERS Of Administration, de bonis non,
l A upon the estate which was OF John r KING
granted TO the undersigned. ,
mgl6w3 y. IL NSSHo, n'"'
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state of indiana, vlgo County, SIS.
State of Indiana. VigO County, IS.
Woo Circuit Court 10 September Term, 1850.


No.74I. Abraham SchieId vs.. James Austin and
Leonard Barney-COmPlaint.
zEE a remembered that on the 95th day Of Au-
Sd gust 1857, the plaintiff per Thompson n
scott nled in the Clerks Office his complaint,
against the defendant james Austin: and en- the
slth day OF Marsh l-Gb the said plaintiff per Scoit
n Booth died hi comp.slnt against the defend
ant Leonard Barney Hlak-ng him party defend
ant 10 tails suit, and on this day June 5th 1860
said plaintiff files the affidavit of dislnteTested
person and competent witness that the defend
ant Leonard Barney Is 4 necessary party 10 this
suit and l. not a resident OF the State of lndi-
ana, the said defendant Leonard Barney is there
fore hereby nOtiheg that unless he be and appear
before the Judge Ottnis Court on the first day OF
the next term thereof hereafter 10 be held al the
Court house ia rcuc haute on the first Monday
e september next then ard there on or before
the calling II The ioT ITial plead answer
lemuT 10 tle piGintiff complaint the matters
aud things thtIeia contained will be heard and
determined ia his absence aad dccreed accord
ingly.
AND. WILKINS, Clerk.
June ), Il Prs. fee $500
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Ornamental and Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery.

~ w. BAILEY is agent for L. c..
Il Ferris Of the Pleasant Ridge Nurseries,
near Cincinnati. o., is soliciting orders for this
and the adjoining counties.
y. Il, Ferris cultivates those varieties oil
Fruits only, which are best adapted TO Western
culture, and will guarantee better satisfaction
tina n Eastern trees can give
June Q, 1890. dwSm
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CTR THIS OFT AND STICK TTISYOUR HAT--Wood's
Hair Restorative will change gray hair TO its o.
IiginaI color, stop it from falling of, and cause
il TO grow on bald heads, and cosmetic 81
has no equal Pimples and Woods Hair Restc-
rative cannot exist together.
CAuTIoN.-- Beware of worthless initati ms. as
several are already in the market, called by DIFF
fercnt NAMES. Use none unless the worda "PfO-
lessor WOODS Hair Restorative, Depot ST. Lpai
and New York; are blown in the bottle. Sold
by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers,
also BY Fancy and Toilet 6 Gods dealers in the
United States and Canada.
Jy3dylm
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II ERosENE LAMPS OF latest patent, with
N perforated burners, making the eheapes
ut in use, for sale BY HS