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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


AL advertisements to 90 second page, he
regular EeC Advertisement department, be IN
sy three o'clock each day. Adeertisers 'ciu please
hand ;n their tavors early possible.
KRUxLDEsNrG FOR S.aLE- SELL n ID
A1 proposals VIII be received until the first day
of February next, for the purchase of the Old Pres
byterian Church building, and frame School House
adjoiAing, First street Said buildings to be re-
moved before the first of March next. The bids
must specify the price for each building separately
The pews, seats, and pulpit, reserved Those
DESTROYS 60 examine the premises, do so by call
ing on Elisha Bates, at his residence. Terms-one-
halfcash, balance in six months, with interest and
approved security.
Proposals TO he left at the Crescent City Bank or
with the undersigned.
Ply order of the Committee.
SAMUEL ORR, Chairman.
janI3-3td.
VoIksbot COPY two times
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DOESO.V.F POISON POFsO.V'

HO4SO.V'! POISON POKSO~V~!
II The New Drug Store is now in full blast, with
a fine stock of Fresh and Pure iugs, medicines,
paints oils, dye-stuffs, window glass; putty, bird
cages, brushes of all kinds, Artists materials, AM
br0type and Photographic materials, perfumery
and fancy goods, patent medicines, burning fluids,
coal oil, lard OIL etc. All of which in the
market at the very lowest prices sold at in
Evansville.
If you want to save money, and get FRESH
DRUGS, call on THOMPSON, at the New Drug
Store, corner Main and Second streets. jan1Ol.
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ReamO9,NZ.

RG2alOElEEs
The undersigned begs leave to inform his old ens-
TONER'S and the public in general, that he has re-
moved his stock of Saddlery to
No. 3, HaHOek's Block, Fourth street,
Market Place,
Where he will always be found manufacturing the
best of Saddles, Harness. and other articles usually
kept in his line, and win sell, for cash cheaper
than any other house in the city.
Please cali and examine my stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
janIO-3m DAVID NJ SCHNEE.
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W/25 dozen drawing knives.
do adzes and axes. Also braces, butts, and wood
tools. We have large stock of these tools, and
Coopors would do we'll to examine them before pur-
ing. GEO. S. S0NNTAG & co.
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARsENEss, CRouP,
BRONCHITIS, INcIPiENT CONSUMPTION, AND RoR
THE RELIEF OF CoSsUMPTIyE PATIENTS IN AD-
vANcED STAGES OF THE DISEASE.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
the of it's cures, that almost every
section Of the country a0ounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
desperate diseases of the lungs by its use.--
When once triet it superiority over every other
medicine of its kim is too apparent TO escape OBJ
seryation, and whe e its virtues known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to oar climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust on the COM
munity have failed ana been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten.
ES- Prepared by DIR. ). C. AVER eco, Lowell,
Massachusetts.
Sold by KELLER Il WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
rty. Octz9-5md&weow
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& sNHTRS EHRE TOOLS.-From and
NYafter this date, January 3D. 1860. complete as
sortment of tools will be found at GEORGE
S. SONNTAG d CO., No. 10 Main street, with
whom we have made arrangements to sell cur
goods at our prices, and make good all tools tina t
are broken by defect in workmanship.
jan12 j. G. 4 j. G. SMITH.
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AYERS Cathartic pills.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY PHYsIc,
are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, cleanse and
invigorate every portion of the human organism,
correcting its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy vitalifies. As consequence of these prop
critics, the invalid who is bowed Gown with pain
physical debility is nshed find his health
inviting.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints
OF every body, but also many formid able and dan
gerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased
to furnish gratis my American Almanac, contain
ing certificates of their and directions for
their use in the following complaints Coatiseness,
Heartburn, Headache arising from iisordered Stomach
Nausea, Indigestion, Pain and Morbid IB0ctfon OF
the Boicets FtteleHey, Loss Of Appefite, JasHdiee,
and other kindred complaints, arising from a low
stateof the body or obstruction of its functions
Do not be put of by unprincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on Ask for
AYER's Pills. and take nothing else.
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lid RING "A owe K.OUR OF -
-MD quarters. We will take Spanish quarters for
% cents each, in sums of 81 and upwards, for jew
elry, watches, or clocks.
janis BITTRoLFF BROS, As Main street.
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WpFTTROLFF BROs. .sRR sTJ

NDKTTROZFF BROS. IRE STILL
-MD selling their large stock of watches, jewelry
and clocks, at stonishingly low prices, and guar
antee all goods to be what they are represented
Those persons in want of any goods in line, had
better call and buy while prices low Spanish
quarters taken for rs cents, in of 81 and up
wards. BITTROLFF BROS, 4s Main street.
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M OTIS 223 .R.EcD ara, DOJR.zTXO.0'
-A% Enlargement, on the Basin of the Canal, upon
which is a new and the best Canal Wharf In Ev-
ansyille, for sale or lease Apply to
WILLIAM H. WALKER,
dec24-d&wSnl Land Agent
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HART GOODS! FRESH q RRET:EL!
-A0We have just received from the Agencies of
the manufacturers and Importers fresh lot of de-
sirable goods, which makes our assortment No
again.
3 Bales ticking red, blue, stripe, narrow and
wide.
Cases assorted bleached musIins
Cases assorted celors, jeans and tweeds).
Satinets, Cadet, brown and Ok
ford mixed.
l Case Farmers double and twisted heavy
simeres these goods supposed to turn spur
rel shot 60 yards.
: Case plough, loom and anvil cassimeres.
Cases rich choice styles, fancy prints, (madder
colors).
Cases neat small figures madden prints.
20 Dozen ladies double heel ribbed grey mixed
hose,
Is Dozen chiIdrens Scotch plain hose
Is mems grey mixed u hose.
10 Bales heavy sheetings A
Is Dozen mems merino shirts and drawers
100 Dozen Stuart's wax, 200 yard spool cotton
1000 Dozen assorted cheap spool cotton.
100 Dozen Coats 200 yard spool cotton.
$50 Pounds black patent thread, assorted numbers.
10 Gross bonnet boards.
$50 Reams wrapping paper crown, medium and
double
l Case plaid linSenys.
6 Bales Al light sheetings.
. Bales sheeting stripes.
2 Cases apron checks.
l Case jacquard table diaper.
II Dozen ea-iackets.
Case corset jeans.
All for sale low by KEEN PRESTON.
(Jan. o.
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RARE CHANCEt

KyR.RJN.RLZ.N.ROUS FURNITURE
IN and Lease for sale. The undersigned having
made arrangements to change business, will dis
pose of the Lease and Furniture of the above we'll
known stand, on the most favorable terms. The
House is Of the best locations ia the city, and
being we'll furnished in every particular, affords
rare opportunity to parties DESTROYS of embarking
in the Hotel business. Application TO be made soon
TO the present proprietor. p. MCKAY,
jan12. Water street.
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STEAM ENGINES


ED"ms0ffis, KHdtaSa.
IETHE PRE- T,ke, .IIEL LY. CIV
Az Frnit, and Pickle department of the Eureka
Bazaar is now full and complete. COOK q LANG
LEY offer at prices low families can put up
themselves, and are extra in quality.
20 doz assorted Pie, Fruit, Cherries Curranfs,
Damsons, Plunls, &c.
10 dez natural Fruit in Glass Peaches Straw
berries, and Pears.
20 doz assorted Prnnes in quart glass lume,
Cherries, Ounces, Pineapples, Strawberries,
Peaches Pears, dc, DC.
10 doz assort Preserves, in hf gal glass Jars,
qts.
doz Brandy Cherries.
I" g Peaches
g ass'd Jellies-Peach, Straw berry, and Cur
rant-qts.
doz assorted Jeies--Peach, Strawberry. and
CurrAnt-pts
doz assorted Jellies-Peaeh Strawberry, and
Currant-hf pts.
G doz OF cans fresh Peaches, extra.
"a g e % Strawberries extra
Tomatoes,
6 g ut cans
3 q at cans Green Corn,
3 g 9 Green Peas,
% g assorted Pickles-gallOn, half gallon, quart
and pint jars.
5000 extra Pickles, by the dozen or hundred
In the above assortment can be found all that
the epcure may want, and at prices low, very low,
and quality unexcelled at the Eureka Bazaar of
decN COOK & LANGLEY.
, 1860-01-14

ifson the Alta California. Do 1t.l
painful circumstance, Illustrative Of life in
Catiiornla, occurred yesterday. Among the pas
.enCsrs By the mail steamer Orizaba was 5!rs,
Nathan Moscr, who came in search of her h,,s-
hand She brought letters from Richard l:us-
tccd, Esq, Of New York, to Nessrs. u. T. l. L..
Iarssow, lawyers, uf this city, to tho elect that
Mr.; Noser had Left New York for California sey-
eral 1aon.lls a:5o, since which nothing had been
llcaIJ from hiln by hts wife and frirnds. Mail
after mail pussed by, nud, after waiting in vain
10 gain intelligence of the absent one the faith
full wife determined TO 70 herself in search Of
hrr husband, but with secret misgivings that
some calamity had betallen lin. She applied,
therefore, to Nj. Busteca, who made such legal
arrangements for her Us we're necessary. md
started with the Introductory letter above men,
toned. =,
tir. l'usteed also wrote private letter to
Messrx. Barstow, with full detuils Of the matter.
incioeing, beside, one for Mr. Moscr. On The
arrival 0f tue lady. she communicated with
Messrs. T., who Immediately promised to make
inquiries for her HUSBAND, giving herassurances
that they should not be long in nscertaiuing III
to his whereabouts, it the thing was possible.
Upon Investigation, these gentlemen learned
that the missing man was thtioue mentioned iu
the Sacramento papcIs as having killed himself
few nights since, and tue inquest in relation to
which the papers contained on Thursday lust
1t appears that nr. Moser arrived here several
months siuce, on the Golden Age, and, during
the passage, was robbed Of several gold watches
aud other vauables. This ill luck continued
after his arrival in this city and iu Sacramento;
and, being Of desponding turn Of mind, he
was ut length driven to, suicide. This act he
c"n,:uitted By lying down and placing the muz-
zlr Of y gun asains: his head, md pulling tho
trigger with hts foot. lie was instantly killed.
,tr. Ears.ew immediately repaired 10 the room
Of the wife, and impaired The news to her in
the most delicate and graluh manner possible
despite the misgiyiugs which hud filled her
:nnd. the intelligence was dreadful shock to
the unhappy LAZY. Il was q sad termination to
the pleasant expectations she had indulged of
being again united to her husband. Her arri-
vai in California WIS about twenty. -four hours
after thc ipGtlest u,,ot The BODY =
, 1860-01-14

a writer in the Union {Cal.) Democrat gives
Il very Interesting description Of Mono Lake,
which has recently engrossed public attention,
from the fact Of the discovery of deposits of
gold in the neiglberhood. lie says:
Mono Lake is more literally "dcnd sea-
thun the sea Of Sodom.. According to Dr..
Ciarke. that "seu warns with fishes, and shclls
abound on its shores" Mono Like has peith-
CT. The extreme length, and breadth of the
bead Sea, according to Metiti, arc - hy 1S
miles, irving superficial urea Of Gn0 square
miles; whereas, Mono Lake contains Gi5 square
inilca. Tie river Jordan and Arnon, ind the
brook hedron, besides many risulett,. empty
into the Dead Sea. Into Mono Lake, Mc1.atlcs
River fl from thr North, and Crosby's River
1rcm the Snutlt. and three large brooks or
creeks fall into it from the West, besides nncr-
oas rivulrts aud springs all around its horlers.
!:ut tEsls lake mt only responds to the t;rcek
eplthet 1nonos us being 'talone, solitary, desert
ed. forsuken," but it nlso answers to the same
adjective AZ explained in the Spanish ns being
"prettv, nice, neat"
The lake takes Us many shapes rs the points
Illler lrom which you yiew it. From the Wet
side. about ten mics from its Northern limit, it
appears like beautiful crescent, its horns cur
ring delica,cly around you on tie right and
circular, like the full moon, tho islands iu its
waters strikingly representing the clouded spots
on tia: planet. From the Last it appears to
have no particular shape, but it stretches oil IT.
regularly among the nluun.uius.
There is little or No echo around this luke md
indeed it is difficult to understand u person
talking ut Il little distance. i dreamy, spill
like spirit seems 10 perTade the atmosphere.
The smooth, CLASSY surface Of the waters; tile
nIicaye'l, disrupted, volcanic mountains sur
rounding the lake, hooking down, rs il were, in
TO this abyss of their election; the illusion Of
, 1860-01-14
G0=}Jgrt1tcrsItu Nntires.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
HAT Tie firm II Qaackcntoss 4 Wassan Is this day
ss1vtI by snul1al consent. t. e.. WaA.on is a!onc
sArizcd to ssn tue firm hae In liquidation of It's ,s.
\. QUAEkESIUaS.
T.. Z. WAS~uS,
81, ", II xHAH.i,,
y y J1ar tst9x1
, 1860-01-14

- City rl*rAsoae, ctltax.. Jaauary I'LL. ~
the tonmis."aer. appn.nr'l sv lhr '"un"n sannc Ut
of ChlcAp T. a-srtAn TX dntses ~nd t':ssas*
TveuHg n Of Iea! ~tnfe II tie suth ss!rn Il
saa city. by rv.n IT extending >te~as: asennr 7 The
Arche s to S0uth street, have r"trttte thetr
ment and ns4e se:Hsn ,.,rrro: H. ny u,7ce,
Anr pvrsun wishing sa arp.al ftn.s .4A As:;kr,ent
must t.e 1ht!r ettetins. In iisc. e:sr ur
to's Aon:tsy I'll. IN" .y Fl I; aaa,'y 's,n at s..
cnuos E"n.. he4r al oh-irn> Ia .a: a%-tssu ent al
revt:e l:.i cot d:rl or a.a1l the
l1ii-ltt II. kkE1SMAKS, city Clerk.
4 SSEsSMEN'i' NOTICE.
"a t*tr Clerks nasrc. t'a!eath. Jahn..r.iH 80,
Public .sadies Il hereay xssa s al per>ons .:t :p>
thai ta. Commissioner ap;.h:ed " tue Inlfoa Cn''l
" the Ety Ut tagax' IL The
'sss upoh th' - e-sase in tie tt .r 1T ' City
drEms bent 1:st b. Tat s'".n-lta rses f. warren
x1r+vt To Lax" street. III. eur:xsd his >>s,tH.. -nA
made retuFn thrS i IT, ny uta"e.
Anv ~fAs.a- fo *ppt.t ri? a<.e-sart. russ
e!s their :.jeet,.. IN WI H.. III ny e:tc. e s*hfc
the ~: COUNCIL WILL at tat tssn' Il: r anar
Hon.u hear ali oteetEstr Ella a.a fssi.s Iud
c0n1r1n atiurl the .an,r.
JI1.'ot II. KEEISNANN. t':y CLERK.
, 1860-01-14
Tic SpanisI,.1Iorocco tYar.

Diplomatic adrices received ut Washington
give different version Of tie Morocco war
:ga'n tue spanish accounts. The Noors had
proved much more formidable enemy than WIS
anticipated, and diseases, which entered the
:'pan'sh camp. bud seriously impaired the eit.
cheney Of the ,roops. One ol the principal
causes n' tile war Hus the represent :tons made
TO France, by her diplomatic agent. that the
Noors wcre dissatisfied with the present Sultan,
:'idi Moh.mnted, mil ti,c country was ripe for II
'cvciution, there being i've aspirauts tor the
su'tauship. 1t WIS also slated that, on tic lirst
appearance Of European force, or shot from u
vessel Of war. no opposition would be made,
each asprant being willing tn weaken Sidi Mo-
hanucd. aud cunciliate the INVADING foreigner.
That information WIS communicated to Spain,
and, under belief in its correctness, pro-
t-ra'nme Of couqurst was drawn up, which was
,o occupy Gully ~ days, nhen t;en. 0'l1onuel1
was to salute tie queen from Tangier. Their
mistake was only discovered utter an Invasion
WAS begun. and the holy war al it is called, in-
stead Of weakening, hus strengthened tue ruler.
spain has suffered heavy losses in men and
,.iunry in this rash enterprise, which WIS sturt-
I'll OIL false information.
, 1860-01-14
GROCERIES ES.

Composed In pss follows, to which !ar:.s tss A.
tention Of thetatc:
50 hhdx muscavado Sugar,
113 'do Porto Rico do
10 do Now Orleans do
900 bbls Chicago Rofiaod Sugar,
33o do Novv York do do
75bass Old Govornm't Iava Coffee,
125 do Eaguirz Coffoo,
35c do Rio DO
IS do 4sIocha do
100 bbls New Orleans 5dolaxsos,
100 do Cuba do
IS do susr House Syrup,
100 do Goldou do
rs do Portland do
400 hlf Ghosts Groom and Black Tea
15o BIZ sawyerss Whito Ernsive 7oap
100 do Jesse oahley'z do do
400 do AlPa1m Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do Rtarine do
- do mould
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco.
lao do Chewing do
215 butts do do
$50 fancy enddios do
I1o M Imported Cigar7,
so lars macaboy grnE;
275 boxos oswogo Starch,
IS bags Poppar,
as do Spice, As boxes Cloves,
as casos 4 l NutneST,
% tcs Prime Rico, 400 1uts oxssia
rs bxs;Primo Goldfish,
Tvs bbls Al whito Tiak,
122 boxes sea1od Herring,
l76 do al do
1874 bags priod Applos,
as bb1s Xaato EuEraats,
100 hoxos 1ayer Raisius,
576 do r.. a. do
98 hf b1s do do
200 coils manilla and Jctc Hope,
475 reams Wrapping Paper,
315 ba1oa do Twine,
III bbls Puro Cider Vinegar,
17o do Dairy Salt, :;
$50 boxcs Plpes, .,-.
For SAL ve-y 1ov u. D. GILMAN i Gu,
ssS-.T 13sS1uth Nxtrr st1re3-
, 1860-01-14

J. Elij4h Pewers md t4eri.t r~wsr-. bio wife. tbs
mr.: ~ Nav \. u. lisp. executed at.t live I'd 10 NE.
fr fru-.er. Actl Of :Fit nf the premises
ard hereinafter desc,hst, to >tcErs to Augustus
thirty h. Lid :I.sv IN x iuth4 -aid .att
witt inter taerr- 1t TN csnr which ssd Enss de#d
I-:-s liz III aT! Yea nfAt afon<nt, AMI is NcoFHul
In Eseu1crr> tcs of Cook td,ln5. IN The Sa1o 9z
4!inpss il. EauA III Vt \. etA Page sis
An wcrtas 1t j. provided In r d.es' RI e!,ist that u
Ge.ap. te IL Tie u1sat of Hat su:n af ronhey
put ttt r." # t Iatsstst II thu time the
xnc % .xc:ted il, AT ieeI n t,ut 10 b. payable than.
application 6. the ek hn:er" said naetat4ne.s th-
utdexl.nst. anar harna ~, esse.: nn1e OF Ellu TN
Gay r.iy putsirl II the lily OF ch'csko.
SSH Il the aid premises tht rr and all right
.r +1f.ty Of raenPt:.n Of tHn ka}a Elijah u wes Ind
N:r.et powts tne' hes, executoss administrators o.
ca, Errth Ct th- ear afe. ta raid City Of
ttcA;. :. tie dn.' p"fnua IL I'D s.!vefta-etners-
AMI ~AeFe 1efhuit b. made II t48 ent OF
%i of nId1ey aaa :hs ets>t hero Nnl APPLICATION
Las Il. ny the legal hoItrr n s.It fnt+hte.!
tsI >zl rreus =, under anil by vltfue nf tie
fru>s. AMI :ts fl.e turrt*e. tEefttn expressed.
NH. ieresaEe, public nt re Is hereby gve2 that IN pur
OF ~sd anA auta0sy shall sell at publlt
.ucit, II tho 4t Ioot uf the tour& inu>e IN the Cty
u r..:r, III the Euantr .. fnk and Stats Of nots
saturday, the twenty d:N lay If January a. D. 1eS0
ntne ncnek LII the IT that d1, to thu nigh
ct .tcs far ea. h, the s,ln>cs 10 .4tt aeei u tat Do
and kanwc and described As tts num7er Twelve t- IN
Ulotk number two -. in Mysicxs Addition u Cheskc.
tseltr al tic Privileges aud appuFct theteo
tr, ue:ux ard ri the rgh aud equity "f retenp!lun "f
the sad Ell II Powers H'rtet P,wers. their heirs and
1uIrsi. JOSIAH ". NE5TCUFT. ItlAtet.
r.nRr pnreott- Attorneys.
, 1860-01-14

T C. BARBOR, Banking and En-
L c!anYc n,txe so Clark street. Exchange Unsurrent
Mn,,ty. God and Silver lcuE,l AID >ttIl.
Rtt.ries-J. fuusE ssa.rsoh, President Marine Bank {;
+. q. Adams. fe1e
, 1860-01-14
fF,IIE GREATEST WONDER OF
L TIE NINETEEN I'll CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

hays the st. Len!. Mo-. 1saoerat I:&ow VT 4ubileh
letter to l'r, Wu,d Of th! city, from s.htl'1oa7 in
nc, Witch saE~ kltwinsly ri ths SUPERIOR .ctl. Of
hi. hsEr tontr. su.h evIdo mut hsve 'ta esst when
eaas fom s'ahir a.uscs. II certificates sFe kaafao.
If truth. t@ Df. nsv1s cicolHS usetf-s pLT
fey trom tht psa"s: .o ,,.,
zt,en,lun Called few rous since IN til" t:iy lwIrhril
eHec. II yur .s r''r .sisr Va: t":n g: T., msk:
sssy, p.1lyaaY .1csisd whtr my whsk:rs ~erc t"
Ch1r4etes tlres mouths -ic rEJ-utsa bottle al
y"St ssus a.,f us, I'D ss ia.: abou, WEE
avs slnce procured anllCE buttlG Of which have cse3
Ta ,a.t e.n nas t"t.sy s.pear 18th n my s aad
S.ce and s h.ss II. r.taa ~ - nan.s ee,4 eSo ee
III Y se ia a. % viz
tbe akc nftyiwo a1 used vii 'ne sane sast
.ho n,'se Ss% dur 70 you IT Fl y ys y1s,e
statements. e.tizcu "t i'a cily aA rstls.t here
hare and adloulus wns. Any u.e "" may n.aFr .!
tue above, with name ut aehe Is VI F"ur service A.
sh tsr :aue. OF ua;u!e in H'.E: a xs u
tnl sell. Ian tsutY yours H. u RAJ fMJhp;
woons n,1r rr!lT;nsTi1E hatJi;ssn r. T. is's'
rzo.r.sar Wood-DeA! SIR llasing haI the misa tunc
te Les po:n e y !a9 gu. 'hs s'Itss Of ne
" atofp;t ftXnG2 \; W Z @ f::s sDS :'
70 uaeesssesd lev J. K nr.sx j. .n..tsr l. :ss-
lars.nAne a,d patt9r Of tlc ohdnI ts = ~ '1 ;,
seFsal,s beloved. ~. ~ !. AZ: as:.
Professor waod-r1r Sir: Having mai. TRIAL Of
Hxr Restorative. give. cessufs IN say thai ts tet
has been cxcaeut removing laannIat:oa Aatru and
freMtsd from NY ch,1Lood aaa ia. a.a rrosr nar
which vas n.c:.s sFsy 70 ~ q H. x.. ..of ,o sr =,
';ssst5 s. yeSI; %;6 'T'? \ 'a;
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, 1860-01-14


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even "a With mo:,sasv eieh tof ,l,s sum of 40 ~
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