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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. .......Dve q.



steaships-R r. Cuylsr Croker SsvanBsh ". B. Cronn.
well Co RosnGke Couch Norfolk Indian HeiDcksr. An
gtsn Woodruff Savannah g J.. Mi'cll Son Monticello.
sKeE AIexApda H. Is. Cromwell Co Ps;spsco Vail Port
land ii. h. Cromwell 4 Co.
sbils- Morning Sta Foster San francisco j. Earle; Der
Sud (Prus nschow, London A. Wendtk Co. A NnshaIl
Nar.Lsll liverpool G IL MsrsLs Co Thornton Collins,
Liverpool, Williams Guion; Black Sea Richsrdz ROTTERDAM
Fuach Heincke.
Bmks-Richmond Cleveland Jacksonville, r. Gsger, IT, A.
SteplrnsoD Pot New. Orleans ~ Smith Co. ;Vndosna
- Cotk aEd market, J: c. Macarthur; Diane Hateline
Dublin Walsh Carver Chase Mystery, Mayo Rotterdam
r. ". Tndy Florida. Monday Cette J. Il Dow j. Benson,
Gardner, Wilmington, Stuges Co.
BrzsCc biere (Br Jean QoeenoWr for orders C. Nc
Arthur; Lucy Haywood, Odfed Csdiz RsmonitA (Pru.)
Hover Queenstown Punch Meincke; Young Pool
Rio Grsndc 4. Gsrer; Belle Barnard Coombs Haysaa Gold
II inter- Orb Ksyssssh, 81. John r. MENUS Son H,1et
nnE Mshon, s. Johns, y, u; J. L G. A. Degof, George
Meredith, Eidridse, New Orleans, Robson Fosdick
chooHers-seBsor. Patton. sorfolk, stog- CleArLnao
Co Herndon Gssdn Washington Brown, DeRo-sett Co
Marshs Cbicheste Richmond. &. II. Pisrson Go Abbe
Forrest. Smith Jscmel KuBbaIdt Coz j. O. Coiysy Crane.
Csrdenss w. NJ Chester T. A. Hesh Wnisns sssDs Walsh,
Carver Chase; Cursssow lBr) Dayids Halifax d. X. De-
wolf d. B. amer Csrow, Charleston HcCresdy Mot, Co,
A. 81 Edwards Edward Nevberp Jonas Snii,h Col Css
lian Porter Norfolk; Woco't Psrker Boston, DAYTON L
sIrasue; Tsi,hs Hannah H1f, Noc~sh. Merrill Abbott
Sesme-Ootorsrs, Mclaughlin Batimorei Delaware Cen
non, Philadelphia
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Passengers Arrived

H. 1easshp Bicnrale t,oa Hdrdaa and Nee O,le7ns-Nrs
d. g. Lt Ing and child Miss Dorantos Miss NJ r. Vim Mr. h..
geheh and servant Mrs G. D. Ransom, Misc Jane galloway
" L'in L. Is bea!s Ms. Cold Mrs sherman, w IL Little
lieut. OBS n, y NJ Meyers, NJ Bramhal Capt Chase J. NJ
Abalos dAbrancles, NJ. Ferira H. H. Toe; a. n. Audcr-
ton badas Miss H. syeris and servant b. Brother r. II.
Stoh' r. Loihrop. Aouell, DIake Rubira, Lozo.
~ hp Eopse ro@ RIO yIHeoMts. J. Coaran end dAu.h
ter @S'
II ba'k VSSiHa, from Anosiia-Edmuud Carter Henry O.
Wiusor ' "
Ia brig T. H. Waon, (SOs LasaSyyd aNd Porto Calsl0-
r. a. ItrJln, req, L. :. Minister om Venezuela VIM BlI
SsP Aunday, A. Rhodr, II. C. fvdkainpe.
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CEuD BURNED 30 DEATH-Yesterday afternoon
I'm infan, con Of Mr. George Dowd, residing at M.
i25 Flint avenue was burned death by bis clothes
taking fire from the stove The father went out, leav
ing the mother aseep and il is supposed that the little
one, while playing about the room, fell against the
stove thus setting fire to his dress.
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Pas~euners Sailed

In seGHshp Fst York and S0Rtto spon-Leon
De las Casss d lady NJ de les Cass Venezuela Mrs Remand
40 so, hey M hehdenSA ~ Mshef 81 LOUIS = r. FaeI,
Baltimore sehack r wilson. Cal Otto Bueow, DetrOt
r. huchel Milwaukee W H. Mu.selmen, Mo q. Bloomfield
Del ; j. BAUM Buffalo; IS Ia scenEe. Total, 81
10 GeamthP piso for Lra7oOL-Mrs. Levers o. T. Muller
4. Aneriea and seryon J. Bosch j. s. Nouie n Rosa K L.
BroWu -
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COURT cALEND.a-Tn. DA

SUPREME CoURr-CIsCuiT.-psrt L--Oyer and
TerHiner Part l-Nos lS6l, 1904, $40 l5e3 ls7, SO,
l9et 2Ol2 20i8 1867 1888 ,3'9 $50 ls86 39 10 S39 1872,
1853 SOL ise 1924 1912 ,ol 1874 1914 2a 7 l3a 1882 l57 o,
$50, 1888, Jeo, 1892 ,s12 1864 172S 1881.
SUPREME CounT-sPgciAL TLRa.--Ihe Calendar
III not be cs.ied sgsin this term 90,
SUPERIOR CouKT-Parl Nos 1861, ~, 767, 96l
sai ess SEQ H. f54 SO ga So az 49, 49, 1 a. 49, &c.,
900, $40, 87e, 4gG 3S2, 80, C72, lH lir.
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DisnsierA. &c.

CART SKINNER OF steamship Janestosn, which ard ed sun
day eyeIil m Richmond reports passing large schr shoe
H. miles n Of Bane She he. head with al her s, set
ind Oh shore; Irying to back on.
ST. THoNAs Dec (yia Savannah Dec 2slrhe ship RVah.
hom New Oct Is for Loudon has Pot in hero IN distress
The ship Mary RUSSELL nom Ne~Yoh Oct u f9T Live pool
has also put Ia here In aistFesa
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Tie following letter has been Forwarded to Wash
ingtOn;
PERTH AssoY " j.. Dec. 81, 1850
SIR: II IS with deep regret that find myself situated pro-
the Navy tender my resignation Of the commits
sion hold 40 Captain.
am yeIy respectfully Sir, your obedent servant
LAWRENCE KEARNY
The Hon JAMES BrcH.SAS President ofhe United States
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RowDYss.--Last evening man named Matthew
Underhi was badly beaten in front of the old Chat
ham Theater, by some rowdies to him unknown Tie
injured man was taken to the Sixth Ward Station
House where he received medical attendance
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Tue Hon. James T. Graham of Washington, d. G.,
is al the AlbeInarle nouse.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEo,AL TERA-Dsc. r.
Before Judge HHT0M
DECISIONS.

james Brown, &C., agt. Leon Van COLLEEN, &C.
Motion strike 81 second defense contained in
denied with = 10 costs, TO abide event OF suit
Charles MsryOtt sgt Harrington Griefhoti0n to com
pei defendants plaintiff claimed in complaint,
1875 the amount Of counter csiu act granted with
$40
Jacob p futile &C. sgt VIM A. Prstt-Ordered that
bsiHble attachment issue, Ieturnable In four days.
GUstsvus Holland T. George Squier.-Order settled
Jsmss h. Place, &c. agt VIM. p Mcllvaine Sc.-tase
settled aud amendments proposed by defendants folio so al
lowed aud charge drawn by win also be inserted
Walter keeleT Schuyler II. Maeson James G. Carter
Ggt. M. Churciill-CGses settled.
Lazarus Winebmsh sst Louis Prsger-Bail reduced to
IL 500
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A221sO1.639 e?lo. eJa. 800

The City of Manchester and Fulton bring very favor.
aIlcadices in regard to breadstuns which were higher
even with large receipts Cotton was actiye and
steady. The condition Of affairs here, of which they
bad advices TO the LIT Of December did not have much
effect. American Securities did not show much change
but Consols had advanced to 81? a 92}, OK dividend.
II is undertood that ue posponement Of the call for
additional securities from the Illinois banks ID tanta-
mount TO the withdrawal OF IT,
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COURT OF OYER AND TERAIHER-Dee 22.-Before
Justice B1LCON
PLEAS OF PRISONERS.
Charles IOckiester indicted ior the murder Of Leon
ard Gauzer, pleaded guilty
Alfred BuchanaD indicted fer the murder Of Sarah Sehank 10
Twelfth by eating her ia pleaded guilty Nh A
G. Uiuuck IA counsel Tor the prisoner.
The Of John Dunigan indicted fof the marder Of
Hickey called up but In consequence Of the no1ap
Of the prisoner counsel the trial postponed The p
tried under this indictment year $50, bat the Jury
diIagTecd
The peit nrors discharged for the snd the Court
adjourned 10 Monday.
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periteu,.Gy and months Miehle Mshoney, assaut and
battery, guilty, sui pended
There large calender to-day IN, the remaining ease.
being ready they postponed until next week.
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Id " INI,ELLIGE1NCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-DEt z-BesOre Jus
lice SNsLLEY.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Dst. 2.--BefOre Jus
Uce SNALLEY.
PERSONAL LIABILITY or THE COLLECTOR.
Ex-Judge Roosevelt, on behalf Of the Collector of
this moved to set aside executions issued Against the Col
oto Judgments entered against him in two suits brought TO
back duties psd under protest II appears that the
ue Of the executions the pr property Of tho Collector wa
levied upon IL c)ntended that executions could be
issued against the Coec for the THAI eli these duties
by law paid by him into the SbTreasury sod that ~
these passed into the possession Of the Government II
from the Government alone that could be recovered back
On the other hand Mr. swod for the plaintiffs argued that
the question m the upon the construction OF the act Of
las The parties having paid the the Collector and
verdict having been given ssan him Ia due OF law he
must pay il back again
The Judge reserved his decision.
THE SLAYER ERIE.
The motion to quash the Indictment upon the capital
charge against The alleged captain and mates OF the SLAYER Erie
was set down for Monday.
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SUPREME CoURT-spHcrAI TrRx-Dec. q.

SUPREME COURT-SPRciAL TRRs-Dec q.
NOTICE THE
Notes Of issues for the January term, and all sub
eQuent terms during the year 1861 be filed before
Saturday, the 2th inst.
Zach note issue nns show is face whether it Is de-
uluTer" not demurrer"
LIS necessary ale Only note Of issue during the
all w remain the calendar from term to term, until
CHAnBgps-Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Charles n. Mills agt. Cornelius X. Garrison.-MeIn-
oTsBda counsel.
Thomas Is. Ode eRt. Wa, L. Simmons ct al; An
drew J. White ct al ss George w. Comstock; Henry NJ
lowensten ag Simon Srshem ct al Dewitt c. Wioughby
sst. Philip CisIk 2. sLCsses settled.
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TIE following are Mesqs. Thompson Brother cloe-
Inn ratcs l.. o.. xr.,ncu and EXCHANGE Today:

Tie Receiver OF the Erie Road has Published the
usual annual statement Of the earnings and exPendI-
lures from which we gather that the business Of the
road, for year ending, Sept. 30, yielded profit OF
81 sl9, 7 of which the interest the mortgage debt,
and rents Of connecting roads consumed 81, 3d.
leaving s3Osl ~ to apply to the interest on the nm
secured bonds amounting S. eco 800. This seqdal to
abou4 y cent The gross increase in the traffic OF the
road over the previous year $69S 72 a. Of which
s6s8, f73 81 wss in freight. The increase Of net
earnings was 1888 25 s.. The increased expenses
1913 3is of which s92 O26 in freight cars 81 l55 ID
in fuel, s3l 1913 in track repairs, &c.
NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD--EARSIsGs AND
EXPENSES ron YEAR ESDISG SEPT. 80, 1860.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TalAL Tses-Dso. 72.-Bs
NnnnL,t.pn

bGGEhOB COUhI-T2lAL TBRh-DBC. zI.-beioro justice
WOODRUFF,
BREACH OF PRUMISE-CORRECTIOH.
Louisa Giulnper sgt VIM Parker
OuI reporter is assured that what purpoed 70 be an
from the Judges charge in this published Ssur
through misappr heAsin, entirely
GENERAL TBRr-DEC. 2l.-before ali the Justices.
Addison Alger egt. Julia Raymond ct al.-Judgment
affirmed with costs
, 1860-11-30

The London TINES, speaking Of the GreH
Eastern; sayEs II does not seem probable that
she ca sail Oct 18th for New York, as il is said
she Is 10 take In $4,000 tons Of coal, which can.
not be put on board at much greater rate than
5000 tons per week. In addition to this, owing
10 her screw shaft being unsupported by the
steanpost, Il has worn away some inches Of the
bearings. Three, also, outOf four leading points
of her screw have been injured, il is supposed
during the gale she encountered in Hoiyhead
HarbOr, wheu the Inflated Royal Charter went
down. a.lssiaHaaue
The eiGss Of Acting iiidshipnen at the Naval
Academy the present year number 81. Among
them is son Of VIM. L. Yaneey, who enters
for Eve years courses Is the Union safe for
that termP re.aa- .rs.l
Many banks in the Southern States, owing Is
the imminent danger Of dissolution, and others,
are doing car lnl business.
The Nebraska election for Delegates to Con.
gress Is finally decided. j. S. Morton, Oem.)
received the certificate Of election, he having IA
majority.
Fl Dorado stands chance for the prize statue
Of Washington, that county having contributed
$7SS 30 to the Monument Association.
A Goths newspaper states that the youngest
daughter Of the Duke Of Lnengen was the des-
tined bride Of the Prince Of Wales.
DR.. Cahill the celebrated Catholic divine,
who came over from ireland abouta year ago,
has leased building at Rome, Oneida county
New York, with The intention Of becoming a
permanent resident there. Since he has been
In the United States he has occupied himself
with lecturing and corresponding with leading
papers 10 Ireland.
, 1860-11-30

FoRT CHURCHILL Nov. 18th.
The following dispatches were forwarded to
Fort Kearney, the wires having been extended to
thSt point, distance Of about 26O miles from St
Joseph, thus gaining two days time on the Pony.
The Europa has arrived, bringing advices from
Queenstown to the 2lst ut.
She brings the report that 10000 Austrians
had crossed thcP Po
Victor Emanuel had not yet arrived at Naples.
The Ministry Of the Pro-Dictator retain office
until his arrival, on account Of popular demon
STATIONS.
IL Is stated that Queen Victoria has returned
from her visit to PRUSSIA.
The steamer s. r. Hill exploded between
Memphis and New Orleans. Thirty persons
killed, and forty scalded.
There has been for several days quasi panic
in Wall street, New York The Republicans
charge that it gotten up to affect the election
in New York.
Secretary Cobb was in New York on Friday.
The Republican papers charge that he made use
Of the most violent language on the subject Of
secession in business and political circles-avow-
ing sympathy in the disunion movement, and
trying to create the impression that it will have
the sympathy and silent assent Of the Admins
tration at Washington. Those papers denounce
him as a traitor, who ought to be dismissed from
Office.
A Washington dispatch, Of October 2sth, says
Gov. Lotcher reports that four batteries will be
in Richmond this week, and nineteen companies
Of cavalry are being organized. n.
Il Is reported upon reliable authority that
several Southern States have obtained a pledge
from the Emperor Napoleon to protect Charleston
as a free port, in case Of secession; also, that
johnson Of Georgia, who regards LincOlns elec.
ton as furnishing no grounds for dissolution,
h. manila Ia mad ha 70 rocicf
The secessionists in his State, as all three parties
harmonic on secession.
The sane correspondent says many conser-
yative men at Washington, who have heretofore
created disunion With icgity, now admit serious
fears and some have Surrendered all hope; that
Senator Wigfall called upon the President and
told him to make up his mind to meet the issue
Nolsns uolens and that tho President promised to
consult with bis Cabinet 1t once on the subject.
The name Of the person whe revealed the
Southern plot to dissolve the Union. and declare
Breckinriige President is r. J. Lackey, son.in-
law Of ex Governor King Of Missouri Virgin
ian by birth, who was recently removed from
Office In the Treasury Department, on alleged
grounds Of preference for Lincoln.
ltis reported that the plan Of the Administer
tion is to remove the deposits from the Sub
Treasury at New York, at an auspiciOus moment
Cor secession, but this will not be attempted at
present
The papers e'mast entirely occupied with
the discussion Of the threatened southern move
ments, and the atmosphere Is filled with tumors
.H.t ,- SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 10th
"A severe gale passed over this city last night
Tie barque Yankec, at the wharf, carried away
her timber heads, hawse nipes, and stove both
quarters; steamer Paul Pry got aioul Of steamer
GoIiah. lost guard and part Of cabin; steamer
Hslen Hsnalau Inst her wheel houqe and had m
, 1860-11-30

DrscovERY IN EoYPT.-A Paris correspondent
writes that.a letter received there from Aug.
Marrictte, the eminent Egyptian antiquarian,
states that very important discovery has been
made In Egypt: "The excavations made at Mem
phis have brought to light metal founders
workshop. We have already discovered his
tools and about forty pounds Of unrehned silver,
gold medals, twenty silver medals never seen he
fore, and other objects destined to the crucble."
, 1860-11-30

FRES TRADE WIrH FRANcE-As an indrce-
ment to vessels Of foreign nations, lreighted with
grain, to make France their market; the Imperial
government has issid decree setting forth that
all vessels laden with grain Or -four shall be sub
ject to no other duties than the minimum rates
of those prescribed by the law Of 1882. This
decree will be in force Until Sep; emben 1881.
, 1860-11-30

According to Edward Everett
holic beverages costs the United :
ten years. 1929, 100000; has bu
destroyed So, 100000 worth o.
stroyed 500, 900 lives seat 25I
aud 100000 children to the poor
$4,000 murders and 5000 su
queathed to the country 1000, ,O'
ren.
, 1860-11-30
pITGET SOUND HERALD.
TEILlCOOM, W. T. FRIDAY, NOV. 80, 1860.
IITFST FOREIGN and DOMESTIC NEWS.

We take the following summary Of news from
=, Nil, IJropt;eo, of dataq ranOin0
, 1860-11-30

A letter from Naples says that the 1900 ga.
ley slaves in the bagnio Of Castellmare, pro6tng
by the absence Of al military force, demand, d to
oe allowed their liberty during ths daytime.
Their guardians would iain have refused; but
they were few and the conviets many, Ali they
could do was to obtain from them tfeiF word Of
houor that they would come back to tbsF cage
at nghtfalL The prisoners gave the feqdirel
pledge, and went forth to take the air. They
while out Of bounds. A nrighbOring prodrietor
having misgivings as to the prObity Of these gen
temen, ordered his servant to keep the gates
shut and bright lookout The servant was as.
tonisted. HisansWer ives Characteristic: "Why,
sit" he exclaimed, "what need Of such pFCcau-
tonsf The Castellmare galley slaves are al
aSsassins, not robbers"
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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER H. 1860
OBSERVE THE SOURCES
" FIom which the testimony comes, S 10 the merits oil
pARTON,S LIFE OF JACKSON.


Tie oricns strong they ntrinsically gain dons
fclee m the high Of the critics.
noble woL which, we doubt n wiz enhance the fame Of
IT; otset q. vel :. the popular rePSsiIon o.
Every lrary in Tennessee ought to contain this WORK.
M fITaS fstou snsS to credit for the with
which lie has inflated M Carly les example In respect oil care
fulns,s and nlinuieness OF oinyes'is.tion"
lie bosraphrf uses his literary art the material skill
fully perfect honesty nh. vs"os bsdre ne' ue
y sed Justly relying upon the e. ipTn.e merit o'h theme
s .nd incident. which in The band; :. s:t Of
brought fa picture Ct the living Jackson with his own sc''
fsS Bows Review, New o.esn, 'ay.; .,.
az hcon would have si the charms oil romsnee
history and possesses tho beauty OF u'n 'n aoa'h 70
lie London Atbensum commend' ,,. p.,.o,,..
scd the Ltoy OF sTemafksoie man VINO ~es
1hs yOt possesses degse Of wSh 9sn ni SaS
shy of le man who more than any other the fashion Of
tie toic which have lived for the last forty years"
he best topusr biography Of sny American Mr. Parton 10
nan of g,s, industry and Of Uncommon irnpasty; We
Si ba dstnguisbsd nan has ample justice done to him.
The New Orleans Crescent predicts; ., ..c.,sa en-.
tho,ty chronicle ?. biz public and private history"
H boos i destined to .upeede ali the Lives of Jacks
been written and he sr ~ has IN
Tie yosion Recorder believes;
fiction could be better fitted 70 hold the alien
on and bear the mind aoI wh sustained enthusiasm
and lutte in detail but vivid and readable In
yle Of research hss been ocstoea upon rsie
| fotnd in biography
Mr Parton carefully picked HE steps through
| great of conflicting suthoIiiies
| The Home Journal periodically sfhrms; r, ,.
such hero furnh the oiOssphic hsnd 70
psItIay lis ie and narIae his deeds ,,,.,, eoi,x
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coNsrIpATIoN OR CosrTvENEss.

No OF u.ny hls hesh h- TO" 50 prevaiens -
and much elected Cosvenesa Oeeu
odsr.s IN .sdentsry habits Il IL regarded
slight to excite sDxic<y whae
Ia reality l. the pecuoI aud companion Of uany Of shc mos
fatal aud aud sne.s carly ersdcsed yin
bring the sufferer unrimey Anons the lighter evts
of which coy the usus attendant Hesdacbe Cone
Foul hrsh Piles and others OF s nature while
long train fghu ds-sse. such Mssnant fcyers Abb
eesses Dysstsry Dsrrhea Dysp-ps Apopexy, Epiopsy,
Paralysis, yers, Hypoehondrasis Melancholy and Insanity
FRS, th. the system by this alarnnns sJmp
tom Not h. nan,ed originate in Constpe
on but tske inds-"det eI-snce males. ne canes y
ersdicaed Ia an early stage Fo all these considerations
follows the dordsr should ecsye mmsdist- aten<se1
whenever and -rsoD shodd neglect 70 get DO,
Cephsic Pills the b Of the complaint GO beE
timely viii e1psl the indins approaches Of dse -
destroy this dangerous fee 10 human hfe.
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r.sxrr KiILIora o. DoLIAas SAvsD.-Mr. spsdfne -
soa t millions Of bottles Of celebrated Prepared ulae ane
IL e. saved dollars worth II
broken furniture thus making aggregate s twenty ons
doss reclaimed total by this valuable nveDeSon-
Having made his borseold word proceeds " =
sbe service by curing all the aching heads vh
Pills and they good MS 3lse, heaAaoh
viii scen vanish away Ike snow in July.
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