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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

senate, Jan. l6.--Mr. Douglas offered a resolution
iDstructiDg tbe judiciary Committee to report bill 10
protect each State from invasion by people OF other
States. Mr.. Summer presented petition for cheap
postage and also moved inquiry TO the expedien
cy Of reducing the present rate Of Ocean Postage Mr.
Yulee moved an inquiry into the practical y of pro-
vidng system FOR the trangmission Of money aud
other vauables by mail. Mr.. Sebastian introduced q
bill for the relief of the American Board Of Commits
sioners Of Foreign Missions Mir. Bigler introduced
bill for the suppression Of nvasions from one State into
another Mr. Clingman then took the floor, Discussing
Mr.. Pugh's resolution, making strong disunion
speech.
HOUSE, Jan. 16.--The point of order raised by Mr..
Leake Ad. Dem, VA on Friday, that Mr. Penning-
tons plurality rule was not in order, was passed over
informally; and Mr.. Underwood (Ad. Dem, Ca
nsde an attack upon the Republican party. COLO
guy ensued respecting the political positions of various
rnembers with reference TO the South American and
Opposition parties, when the Houso adjourned.
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MIR. RAYMOND AT ALBANY.

The Hon. II. j. Raymond has given Us another
screcd ofseyeral columns in length the medication
Of the sick and suffering Union. We hardly know
from liz perusa just what he lie al, at present. The
performance would seem to be purely tina! Of an
amateur, TO pass away time or Gil hiatus. Since
bis last the distinguished practitioner has grown
homeopathic. While be makes the case Of his
patient great deal worse, he makes his .dose 3
great deal smaller than before. He enarges the
wound, and contracts the plaster at the same time.
Indeed, he even goes so far TO declare this time
that bis patient is stone dead. But like quacks
who profess unbcunded faith in their own specifics,
he believes he can fetch him 10, notwithstanding.
by what simple process, We shall see in the sequel
Mr Raymond declares distinctly and unqgali-
fedly that this Union ia no bettor of than the Penn
berton Mls-in fact, that it is Just as completely
smashed. He furnishes however, another strange
specimen of wsywardness or indistinctness of con-
ception, similar 70 what we referred to on former
occasion. He frat speaks of the "e1treme i'm
probability Of the catastrophe" of the dissolution
Of the Union, aud directly afterward proceeds to
lay down, as the fundamental proposition Of his
discourse, that the Union is already dissolved,
"and the question We have to consider is, how it
Z" may be resstablished." When doctor thus
begins by telling us that his patient il dead, but
that this little circumstance makes no particular
difference with him as to his treatment of the case,
we naturally conclude that hs must be prodigious
fellow, or--sonethi1g that shall be nanieless II
certainly is not civil 10 call any man fool, except
under extraordinary circumstances.
The nsIt step our Eucalyptus tshes in
tbk case, is to make postmOrtem OK.
animation, aud tel US what his patient died Of.
This We consider asuperauous tssk, performed, too,
wtha provoking hardness toward The friends Of the
deceased, Who are anxiously awaiting the process
OF resysoaalion. But no cannot hurry our Doctor,
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AHATEFUL eONsPIRACY.

Fierce and unscrupulOus psrtisanship, and politi-
cal scoundrelism generally, WAS never more rife
than il is at this hour. Months ago, we warned our
readers that they might expect to see, on the meet
ing of Congress, and throughout the approaching
Presidential canvass, every Kind of political chi.
canery, ordinary and extraordinary, SGT in motion
10 compass the defeat of the Republican party.
Livery day unfods and illustrates the truth Of the
prophecy The canvass opens BY the hosting OF
the black flag on the part of our opponents. Sue
cess or dissolution of the Union IL their war-cry. II
they have begun on key SO high that they cannot
hold out, that is their concern, not Ours. If
they find their bubble swelling too fast, aud getting
prickcd too s)on, they have nobody to blame but
themselves Already they are slsckng of in
the haing process at Washington on the dis
union question. They find they have gone quite
too far already in that direction.
There is another scheme which they sre pressing
now with equal urgency, or rather With desperate
urgency, by means felse and foul, with a view, par
ticularly, to operate on the Spring Elections Of
Connecticut and New Hampshire. This scheme is
a grand conspiracy sgsinst the mechanic industry
Of tho Free States. From the fact that it is started
thus early, it viii probably react on its authors in
way, perhaps, they little dream Of. Their first
essay % in getting up prodgiouH howl in the jour
nss over the loss Of Southern trade, and in dig
patching agents TO TIE South to induce Southern
traders and factors to Withhold as many Spring
orders, especially for Connecticut wares and manu-
features, rs possible, until the Election ia over.
Already prominent Connecticut politician has
passed South through this city on this mission.
lie expects TO reap bis reward in the votes Of the
men whom he is aiming to cnibarrass aud iljure.
We think We see him getting them.
Meantime the hnlAbaloo Of Unon-sa,ing, dI.
union. threatening, exaliatcn OF Negro Slavery, is
to 90 on. by public meetings, by conventions. BY
newspaper extravaganza of every imaginable type,
and or every imaginable topic that can be brought to
bear upon The subject. We thus perceive that the
roaring din about us Is not soscnsee aid obectlsss
Ms IL appears. II is part Of the great conspiracy
against the mechanic trading, and manufacturing in
teIesls in the Nonh-iotended especially to operate
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From our report Of the yesterdays proceedings
Of the Board of Aldermen, it appears that res5lg-
ton was adopted, appointing joint Special Com
nittee Of both branches Of tie Common Council 10
take into consideration an article published in The
HcrnH Of tho 18th inst, which reflects severely,
and ia The peculiar dicon Of That journsl, upon the
character and sItecedcnts OF our newly-elec.ed
CityTathers. The resolution which fully empowers
the Committee, under tina act OF 1855, TO send
for persons and papers" was at once sent to the
other Board but too late for them to take action
upon i. yesterday. IL viii undoubtedly BE- adopted
at their next meeting, and, as an intention ia ex-
pressed ofsubectrg theproprietOr of The Herald to
rigid examination, the public vii! be regaled with
the interesting spectacle Mr.. James Gordon Ben.
nett being held to account for rebukiug sin. But
She Common Council must bewsre hOw tAey
play with edged tools, ss unfortunately Tor tbs city
some OF tbs mepnbers sro ameasbe 10 tho charge
made by IEe Htgald.
In tho Board Of COunci.Inen, the Controller guy'
notice that application would be made 20 the Legis-
latore to authorize tbs creation Of floating debt
fund stock Of $1,000 900, aid one or two millions
Of Central Park Improvement fund stock, snds
further issue Of CrOion Water stock, amountingt to
slC0oo9 the interest On these stocks 10 be paid By
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The Steamer Europa, which arrived at Halifax
Sunday IL orniDg, brings Liverpool and Queenstown
dates 10 December 81, and January ], being three
days later than those BY the Hungarian. Tue
Steamer Jurs, for this port direct, also left Liver
pool about the same hour with the Europa, and
reached her dock here yesterday afternoon. The
news possesses considerable interest The time for
the meeting of the Congress had not, as yet, been
definitively fixed; and il was rumored that neither
Austria, Spain, nor Naples, will send Plenipotentia-
RES to it, unless the Pope is represented 1t isaso
stated that Russia rejects the programme advocs-
ted in the pamphlet, "Le Pape ct Ia Congress" Sc
rious difficulties ere reported to exist in the French
Cabinet Count Wslewsk is reported to have de-
Glazed that so long SIS he is Minister of Foreign
Affairs, the pamphlet should not be considered as
the programme of the Fench Ministry. The Aus
tran journals denOunce the pamphlet; regarding it
az a menace FOR Austria. Lord Macaulay, tho
Historian, died on the 2Sth ult. at London. He
had suffered from hebrt disease fer fortnight but
having rallied, his death was quite unexpected to
his physicians. Another elopement in high life had
occurred. The wife Of Mr.. Smith Zimmerman, re-
aiding in Maidstone, had elopcd with tho Rev. A W.
Green, curste of the parties parish. The wife has
property in her own right amounting to E1OO,OOO.
There is nothing important relative to the war in
Morocco Vienna letters state thatAustran states
men are becoming recopcled to the idea OF Cen
trnl Italy organization. From China we learn
there was report at Hong Kong that the Ameri-
leans had been invited to mediate between China
and England and France. 1t is stated that Mr..
Ward, the American Minister had gone to K@an-
shan, to meet the Governor General, and confer
with him relative to the American treaties, and the
difficulties between China and England and France.
BreadstuHs unchanged, COnsols 95s@e5s.
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GEORGE WOOD.

Mr.. George Wood g retired politician OF the Old
Wing party thus dswdles into the political ring. in
recent letter TO the public in general We do not
know that it makes any difference to any mortal
mpn beside Mr.. Wood himself, what Mr.. George
Woods political opinions ara, but he evidently
thinks then Ct for public use. 1t is ut necessary
TO go through bis letter, of which the following par
sgrsph gives key note. After saying that SlaveJ
s good ~ we'll Us bad, he gives 81 q reason or an
apology for its establishment:
Esperebee has shewn that the black ss. 70 s-
very, viii nos vok when fce especisy IN climate hch
lent
Well, Mr. Wood suppose this IL true (which BY
the way we deny, whose business is it! lie il
you're Are you yioegerent Of tho Almighty.
placed on earth to set everybody 10 work who
thinks be finds his happiness in beiIg idle Sup
pose Cufiee and Sambo, as SIR. Carlyle calls them,
won't WORK. Il il your business or Mr.. Csrlyle's
business " load them with chsins, and scourge
them to the 6elds' Whence comes your right 10
do this You, Sir, have no authority whatever 70
dictate 10 men what they shall do OF shall not DO,
when those men have been guilty Of no crime, OK
cept having color not lAe your own, and when
they have ntrusted you WITH no legal power 10 exer
elise control over them. Perhaps Cudee and Sambo
might retort the compliment, and thinking Mr.
George Wood would do better in some other employ
melt than in practising law, might some day con-
cIude to transfer him to q rice swamp. What would
Mr.. Wood think Of such presumption as that IL
would 10, be one whit greater wrong, or . more
nAutferable impudebce, in Cuaee and Ssnoo, TO
hog Mr.. Wood into rice swamp in Carolina than
for him TO scourge Cuhse aud Ssmbo on sugar
plantation in Louisiana. Perhaps the subject hs'
peyer presented itself to our letter.wrter in THIS
rovel aspect Suppose you reyalve II IN you.
mind little. Mr.. Wood, and try and end out
whence you derived Jour personsnshis' sna wnea.0
Cuaee and ssmbo may be violently supposed !"
have got theirs.
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ORGANIZE: ORGANIZE!

The following are the names of the members OF
The House of Representatives, at Washington, who
were elected by New-York City, and who are now
preventing the organization Of that body b. refusing
TO vote for the plurality rule:
DASIgL =. sIcyLHs, WHuAz D. MAcLAr,
JOAN COCaIAsp GKOhGx BRiGGe,
HoaAcx T. CLARK.
The financial, commercial, trading, and industrial
interests of New-York City srs anxicusly desiring
that an end should be put 10 the existing state Of
anarchy at Washington, and the commercial and
financial circles especially are clamorous for an or
gabzation to dspe the cOuds thst are fsst gather
ing over the monetary affairs Of the country in con-
sequence Of the pers threatened by the want of it.
Yet while this great anxiety prevails, the members
from the city, whose names we have given, uncon-
ceInedly sit on their benches, paying attention
to the necessities Of their constituents and pursuing
their fact;Ous course with an Indifference alike I'M
pudent ard profound.
If the business interests Of this city cannot make
Themselves heard and felt by their own immediate
rpresentativesat Washington, how can we conceivs
that any influence can attach to their action when
they assemble to talk about National affairs in gen
era, and Union-saving in particular! III these In
terests have any weight with their own representa-
tiyes, let us' see them exert it. They want the
House organized, a Speaker elected. Letthem say
so. Let them begin 10 manifest little Of the con-
servaism of which they profess 80 much. The
Government is actually in state of anarchy. Its
wheels are at dead lock. Itcanpot move. Unless
the present state Of things changes we are virtually
in a civil revolution. Ifsny branch Of the Govern
nent refuses 10 act for certain length Of time, the
whole machinery must stop. There is thus an abso-
Lutte necessity for the organization of the House.
Unless majority mean revolution and dissolution
of the Union, as is threatened by 20 many Admins
tration members, they should act upon this neces-
sity. Why not move, them Why not apply the
only means left to accomplish the obiect' Pass the
plurality rule, and pass it without further delay
Let II elect whomsoever it will, whether az Admin
istrstion man, South American or Republican.
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taxat:on. The President announced the Standing
Committees FOR the year No action was taken
upon the street cleaning question although the City
Inspector reports large increase Of deaths from
fever. and kindred Diseases doubt growing out Of
the uncleanly condition Of the city.
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II turns cat in regard to Slavery ia Nesrask. ~
wa had supposed. Governor Black, Mr. ~
ehsnsn's sppointee in that Territory. has eooss
vetoed the bill psssed by the legislature 10 soc'''A
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Nesu9lork daily @riba,te
TUESDAY, JANUARY II. 1860.

TEE NIw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is Published every
moaning and Eyening-Srndsya excepsedl-e morning edition
d dsyered 10 City Sub.orsefs at 12 ceRts per wsek
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errAr ylRa 81 nAnIANNA. 20.

: MARIANA, FIs Nov, Z, ItJS.
uv..~v q r. H3rH7se 4 Co-C3euts: On the 9Th OF 0cio
hT our town was visited BY very destructive IRE and the
rss on which taken place here destroy Ing Whole
49, ~ The finest tto.s IN the place. had Herdngs Potent
safe In use which snbecied most intense heat and fec
Into cellar below Amer removing from he ruins ana opening
A. she contents " exc found 20 be wholly uninlured
vould re remark that they truly merit The te OF the
Ca1HPIox FIRKP SAFE. You win please ship me an
Sher In esely do not consider y books, pspeTs ene
NOR ey secure without one - 3,
Respectfully you're, ID. n. LfsLIk.
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G0NGRRAa.

Ne..-s DAVIS WooLwoaTE, 81. JOsHPs, Mis,our, hsy
tie DaaY and " TRIBUNR or ss4s-
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Y1EK AT RICHMOND, VA.

RIcnMOND vs. Nov. z, 1859
MEssss. KNOWLES WALYoRD. Agents. We take pleasure
fa sddug your long list Of eeIeses our IN Ia
WI III E1axISs's PATENT FiBEPReoF APPS
In shs which consumed our Steam saving and carpenter
HErnls SApRS and though exposed % intense hess W
rly led hot the outside from the burning floors and
4irS which fell opening the next found no
appeasnce indicate that its contents had been near ne
order another from you IN is. days snd use vac oo
cusouses who any doubts about the FKsPo0s Qualities
20 fir-a1JxcIs sAFKs. JoRE GEORGE OiBsoE.
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THI BsEsrrlsG ORGANS.

IR. sr.ssoscp Ccvsvsrr.os.
OtIyrF.n BRosoarT"s
Agp CouaHs,
ZOE AND ecI9Bva sosa Tsa".r'
PowDss. s.v.n1no o. Lgxa.,
FcR DtsRAsHs OF CAIAAnn'
THK BRBAfaIBg .~a ccoraE
ORGAsA "hooriH" 0V
When Olive Tar inhaled It's healing Bslsars oso. ere
Oush IN dset contact With g, the Az s sss Lasss
I,rrxN.L PArss csAsx wHsx oLivx TAI u TAxIs.
Sore Throat Coughs, Collie, inflammation pyseHeiy, -
ExrxRsAI PANS cAssor EXIST wHsHz 0LIVs TAA
Rheumatism, Neuralgia sPrsns, Bruises Burns 10
IR stafford. Iron and spiphsr Pstrd~'
PurO, aad Revi,aiss shs Bsoea n
SHs"'i'Ts" nS az as y,s' al tss s.sr.tiea.
An ulusr.,sd Circular containing testimonials ffsm
S.Oass Law. esq. :. ssn' S.niss' "Ns9.YOts
sIsS0y p PoTirs esq sse, Po:@s.ts NswTort-
dsgH nEsr W SssDs en- s. aGsaS D. C.
Col sAs'L Corr, Hartford Conn
The Rev EDwIRD BaieEr, EswYsst
The Rev DR.. LEONARD, Exeter, ~ a.
The Rev o. A. SPINNING Butternuts, N. Y.
Aud isrre number Of other prominent persona
IILrsrRATxo CIRCULAR vRzs BIT NAIL
rSSss 81 p. SSe rsnd 70 charge the
OLIVE TAA CO.. 10 oil n srOsa"sy Se%
DIR. MARSH continues to apply his radical
ii. o. Raesuro At No. svsss, Ladies waited upon By e.
male n psvsss rooms Aso Tauss1. Of description fOr
ehOud.rBrsees susPeuoy Bsn6sse sun Elastic sto'snk
Knee Caps Ansts and ell Surgical appliances sosenancSJ
Ipphsd. BY MARsE Co.. No. sVesey-st. n. Z.
BACHELORS hair DYE, WIGS, and TourkHs
are surived They HIGHT easy dursbs and IL % chsTr
ks shrinking tSaSs bshlaa BATenstoH,'n HsIE DrS
he the world the only harmless aud reis Dye knosn
Appuad 81 the Factory, removed to No. 10 Bond-ss.
CATARRH
Tie inferepcs Is Irresistible from TIE result that no who 81
tempts the cure this disease by sEscnains the palate s
ing the throat nos with nitrate Of silver PIe,Gtons
snuas" Dry ups" " pills, 70 puT1y the pooa
auy other ySpId nos bssIeys goss snosnce Of what
Catsyrh is where located vii give applicant pam
F' r. GooDALE, M. d.
r. r. r.
RApvAYs READY RrLIRF vii instantly stop the most excru
cissng Pains snd Aches Barns scads Cuts Wounds Bsss
&C. thereby rtndeng important that every family should
Leep supply in the house Armed With this remedy house
nod always protected egns. sudden attacks oil Sickness IL
speedily relieves from pain those suffering IRON fhennets,
NeuiAzis Cramps spssns Darhee, Cho.e 5c and arrests
all diseases =,
RIDwAT Co.'S PuCiPa! ofce No % JObnst' New'f0rE
City. - , -
R. RzssDrxs sold by Druggists and SoreleepsE every
where.
POSTAGE STAMPS 6 aud 10 cents, for sale at
thio Oice.
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ArtANrA. Ca, Dec. S, 1889. /,

ATLANTA, ia, Dec. >, Ib1s.
Mss.rs YARREi. HERRrNo Co, Phladslphia -lfen
l,s,,ep; In the disastrous ere had some two hun
did dollars Of HRRRISes PATENT SArEs and after 1e
ys when the Safe nom the ruins snd opened 70 ny
most copse satisfaction not d,iar injured eel com
pslely sss=d that the genuine ernys rsen Saies we
pne did lyns among barg spr.s iqnors oils &c io hours
must Internationally be the most peitecs prote.Sn ens m
eNea ~st, ,I. J. A. GIBSON.
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ATyA ANA, Ca Nov. y, 1879.
q C. HExRrSe Co. Nc. PSI Brosd~sy Ne@;f ofk-etents
h. anal safe which purchased como tire slnSe va
A. nv lace wooden building which wss burned IN
S1et Ore here 10th inst The safe ws RED h4 enc on
"a ~ ivT two hundred dollars In bank Bills with other pa
rrr ~ ssse and souBd. j. > SHAcAkLEeh' suc~oneo'
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AfIAvrA. Os.. Dec. 9. 1889.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 2. 1889
.s,KxxS he'd one Of your Sales ~ the late dssstrou'
Gre which occurred here the 10th u y books ana Pspes
~ zoe ninssv watches and wAtck materials were In tn
sac ana Although Safe rndeE intense Eoat FOL ION
Inc upon getting open found everything 70 ny CON
80 car therefore, resciy testify 20 tie Penoc
osaity Of Hernes Patent Sste, and ID VITA uVH
f.ess1re owe you these facts Yours respectfully D
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Business Notices.
Rlt.Nr GRRAT FmEs

kfttkI VtkEAI + IhkS
ATLANTA, Geo,
MAsIANNA, Fla,
R4OHsosD. Va,
DETRoT, Mich.
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r..svs g C HEgSIse Co.--Gcns; The HuRRISe's Par
~ sos SAW bought Of you about month ago. wes
49, &c or the nisht the 18th ins In luse two story
huldae opening found the book. and papers
Al ySh bought another Of your eci W. iteI-
r.. Son Respectfully yours, r. H. COLEMAN
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ATLANTA. Geo, Dec. 10. 1859.
us,vxo A ca This 10 TO certify that have owned
= III - Of IIEEHtSe's PATpSr FRs-PEooF SAFES, for
800 s and Al the destructive and extensive 6se In the
60 A,spts on night Of Nov. 6 1862 the Ssfe had val
% oes IN h. vas In ny law office, on the second hoor
An NJ khars large thTeessoy brick building and during
- ee rained iTnhedded In the midst Of the hot ruin. for
AND AiaaI was thon tAen OUT Az Wheh
5000 holah the Safe in lite present injured condition out
ss wa uaE for further usel the were 81 safe
s sevarr couvnees tina. decidedly best 70 have
Hrs7nss Patent FrePoo Sse" for protection Of papers
exaiast 6Te. JARED IRWIN WHITAKER
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STILL IATSH
gRYaT PRE- IN pHrROTT, MICH.

DBTRoIT Deo %. le59.
B. YpaoN Agent for HERRINe's Patent CHAMPION sAPs-
Dear Sir; take ea, pleasure In informing you that one
ouT Ne Sales owned by preserved IFS contents most
saec.us ~ and greatly 20 satisfaction and that Of too al
ing crowd who witnessed its dsntenen' from the ruins
a -four story brick occupied by grocery and which
~ a, burned LAST night The Ssfe fell into the cellar and the
firrs Of al the floors fell apd burned upon IT, together with
tun OF butter and After being exposed TO this great teal or nine
hours y opened with perfect case with the key we most
ceeullv recommend the HERRiSG CHAMPION SAFE 70
F MILLER JUpD.
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RA0wAT REeUlATssS PLIs should 10 nsed ls ~ gsses
bioufnsss dyspepsia cOveneh constipation Of the howas
dsnEI ver and hos scs;.ons hosae,hsi tasg
Lar eccn the heart weakpess s1gshDess OF the kdny IN
Asuscn Of the bowels stomach or kdasysi oese q RAJ
W1r's RsarfATISa PILls VIII u reroTs tho ohendrS
flaos Ia, oocssened these encr snd restore eass and
eomsost 10 the patient. -
n cssss Of feser either bEioos typfod yellow seT fever
na1 ssu ahp fever oc8gesvc seS art ~ iss a. e~ses u
se~trs few doses RADwAY'a PiLLs wiz effect cure.
R<SwAT C0.s PuRs!rs So.ce, No - Jobh'', Nsw'T"s
Y. R,nsAls. ssd b. isussss -sA s>sssssp>" every
Whec.
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Al will be paid any thst cen show ths
HEEkrSes CHAhF1oR SAFE ever sheo 70 pf@'e AZ
contens Ia an occidental ire.
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HEARING Co.. Paentees snd Manufacturers Of ltHR
49, P,TEST CgANYyoE FrRH BURGLAR PRooF S1Fgs
No ysI BrosSwsy corner OF MuraJsi opposite City Hall
Hesy-l grk.
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RaDuArs RESovATiys RRsoLvKsT .hs great eoSs.l 1onsl
rsaedy Il heals GA PuTihes the blood nsk WITHIN Es
svstss renewed health aud resolves and etteynnste a.
sroie and constitutional dsescs WI sbcstn9y eradicate
fcn t ey,se ell sfycuic8s and stccfcns t1ne
oscs .rr cankeF. rss tseT, ricketts,, fever sax
Sb si eeses al other diseases arising ifoio On iG
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