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Sn etusm Srtefc aus Berlin pom 20. b. u.
Geiet ss:
YSn lj6sralen &rsi1rn nlro Der Gcniercns bsS
&nilerd pcn Sefrcth nit hem Yrinsresenten
oon YrsuBeu NIT ciui9cr Spnnnuna cntgrsen9e.
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erti0rt, oaG YrcuBcn unter oaen umadnpen nit
au' icincr @s&t fjr Die 9ntesrtt t OeutIhlanps
einlrteu wepe, ipmit ouG ptue 3wetfcl fir bic
9ntcgritGt Dcutl6.O cIttrrei&e unO btermit III
Oae preuBiitc SClt gan, cinpertonpsn. Nter
man nil nt@t, po6 pas Ge16id QrruBcns nit
Dem Der perrrtteteu, suiammensepiirfelten Nrp.
~otnScu bts SItrsi6iIGen &aiirrltaotes oerbunpen
werbe."
Die nNattUnal. 3eituug" Ihreitt:
"g8te Die Dtn9e itcten, farm eten 70 menie
@utes opn Der 3uinmmentunft swiI6en Dem
Saiier 6ranS Scfepb unb Dem prinSregenten or.
wartet reroen, ais aus eer 3uiammentunit mi
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9Stcn pie in YariS trddtct man lepiali6 bar.
nat,, bic unabbdnst9e Stsluns YreuBens su err
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SureauS.)
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aus anlaB bon 3iirt5U's SOP YerSfentli6t
trurNc, 9ei6t es:
rTat frsie Staten 1T IpliOaril6 nit Ter I'm,
9ortI6tn 6rcibcit unO perantpurtlib fir bis,
leIbe. Die Sinner rn1crs 2anprs wrrosn ami
auf ben 8rir9Sruf antportcn, pcnn CT f6 aeaen
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ia, bic StaIiener iarGren cs am @ra6e bicIss
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miro Die tbrt8e Ietn unO fe merpsn nit tbrrr
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gu lccd!tfren, uub fh bert milttari1be Vcftip.
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srIs patel berSorbrinaen Ipu. Da bic Staliener
uber pds sntlhieernr Auftrsteu Der ruIFId.fra
i3IIlden IIton8 in Guriu lid 10 lctr tcI6perer,
oarf man wrbI Der &erfheruns @lauben Idben.
ten, SnB SUuit NnpoGe0n une SuBlano aud in
allen iibriScn 9aaptiraseu ft pcr1ebsn.
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9aitcr Die neuIiG 9efaBten SeibiiiTe feirer 81.
metnbe umtoeen piG2
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ant SOnnta9, Den II. ausuR 1860, in
Salentin Se6ler'6 @arten. NirtbIfaft
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@nre oss Gan3franj6sns gla&ts 8 l6r.
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leser @rt nnO better SuaIitdt iinO gu @tastprei.
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3OirthsChafts- Ilrhrrnahme.

unlcren 6rcunben unb Srfdnntru, Icrie benz
9ceerten pubitfunt Die %crsrtene Qnseioe, tas mir
Die lettber BON ben Scrrcr 9tppp 1t. 60. unb fp6s
ter Ncn Dem 6srrcn GmmcutGuftr IL. SU6nrr in
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9crr 9etnrth 9rUbf (5it6Ier), ans Nc.
Eert0al IN Der HbetnpfalS a%ebirtis, miro aufse-
@forOert, IN Der Office D. Slattes Sur,uIprehen.
nm Ttr :hn mtdtist Nadri9ten aus Oeutl6lano
rntar9cnsunrtmen.
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@e II t miro rin Snnbe, nm untcr ainGfi.
gen ~S'oin9hnaen bas 6reerr Nfalrn at c%rlrrnru.
NHbereS sl ~erfrdgen in Der Office D. 81.
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Der OGmpfcr nGurupa,"ifmi init ore
&a8s neucren eurOpdtl&cn NaariGten in 0ep
gorf nnsefpmmcu.
@ean slautt, saB Der Sultan srsen tcpe 9n.
trrosnttpn in bic anssIeesubsiten lrinss gtsi6ca
prctettren werpe.
Die neapOlitaniideu Sruppen ttFnbrn ft
nod i'm SefBe Ntelfna'e.
@aribaibi's Ssrlute Eri Der Grai rmuna we.
lagos iourn bcprutcnb 8cprlrn irin man Ipribt
pom finer ~&trwunoung baIrlbf.
Sn 0tom wtrbsn aufriibrerii&e Nlatate Der.
Nrfitet, iu'lde ben Quebru6 Der Teuplution ais
nott rcYuriteEenO bcsctbner.
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9n3eiger.
9ti6mpnr, Sa.. 10. 2tusuR 1860.
Rsniairt unp brronsacgrbcn BON ,. 9a0el,

Oidce: Sroop.s tra6c, ncEcn Der City 9au.
, 1860-07-13


names. whist republicans scratched and
inserted seldom, We have las tickets on
which the candidates Of our opponents are
voted for, but I having adopted the demo
cratic course Of striking without voting
against.
Our vote in the county presents similar
falling of and divided vote. On the
Mound and Yelm, it is surprising; to us
altogether unaccountable. Whilst we
shOuld have had large popular mnjorities in
both these precincts, they are the means Of
electing Hale and Billings. On the
Mound, the equivOcul political position Of
Judge Hays secured him many democratic
votes. His frequent assertions that che is
what he has ever been, secured him the
votes Of many former wings, whilst the re-
publicans voted for him, satisfied with his
views on the niger question. Three Of
our candidates, 10 consequence, fell consid-
erably below our usual vote.
AT Tumwater, we have the evidence Of
Mr. WARD, that one Of our candidates, Mr..
HENNEss, was unfairly dealt with. How,
or in what manner we have not heard. 1t
probably accounts for bis light vote in that
precinct.
Although things generally did not go as
they should have gone on Monday last,
wonder was added to astonishment, when
the democracy here were made acquainted
with the vote on Yelm. Where hereto
fore, svery vote was straight, we find them,
this year, coming in almost straight repu6-
Ledn.- What other silly fabrication was
put in circulation there, besides the story
that our candidate for sheriff was or had
been know-nothing," and that our 'mem
bers, last year, were so ignOrant that FL
wood Evans had been paid 500 out of the
Territorial legislature, for drawing up bill
for one Of them" we do not know. But
strange is the result, as the following table
viii show:
, 1860-07-13
Hostility Of the Snake Indians.
Attack Upon Capt. Smiths Exploring Party

Mr.. Lewis Schol, attached to Capt A:
J. Smiths exploring expedition, reached
Fort Dalles on the Sd inst, with dispatches
for Gen. Hurney. He announces the iact
that on Saturday, the 23d OF June, Capt:
Smith was attacked by considerable and
superior force Of Snake Indians, in broad,
large valley on this side of the Owyheee
river, and some 50 or 40 miles beyond
Harvey Lake. The attack was commenc-
cd about IL o'clock A. NJ, just as the troops
were going into camp for the day Ing
Indians, mounted to the number OF ~ !"
least, charged from ravine in the rear
yelling in full cry, and charged down dlrect
ly and boldly upon the pack train, passing
the rear guard, and on from rear to iron',
where Capt Smith and tue main ooay "
the company were dsmounted ready "
unsaddle, Meanwhile, the hills sWarnee
with Indians on foot The object o. ms
seemed to be to stampede the animals; 'niS
was defeated by prompt measures takeu "
keep them together. The fire oil our lns.
was withheld for the Indians to begini VIZ
they soon did, and sprightly engagemenS
ensued, in which the deadly efficiency. NV
length of range of the Sharpe's klne ~.
bine was made apparent in driving tns ~
dians away so far that ther arms s;sns Ms,S
useless against our men, while the hnu 60
were made to suffer seriously. Ine nlo
was maintained, however, for three qua,
ters of an hour, very briskly-the sa''s
, 1860-07-13

SURGICAL OPERATIoN-For the remova
of Sarcomataus, or Fatty Tumor, from
the person of Mrs Saml Lytton, by DR.
Warbass, assisted by Drs. WiH2rd ant
Longaker, under the inlluance Of ether.
The tumor was situated on right breast
extending from three inches aboye the
claoicle or collar bone Ito which it was at
tached) down to the fourth I'D, and il
close proximity to the sxlary glands
which were considerably enlarged. Three
arteries were severed during the process
but were ligatured so quick as to prevent
hemorrhnge during the whole operation o.
not to EXCEED more than one-third of the
amount of blood which would be taken du
ring common bleeding. The operation
was performed on Saturday last. The
patient, confined to bed but two days, is
now comparatively well.
These tumors are qatc common, several
having them in our immediate neighbor
hood. They can be removed without pain,
and in almost every Instance without the
least danger.
, 1860-07-13

ArrEMPr TO BREAK JAIL.-SDMoNs, the
young man confined in the block house in
this place for the murder of S. BULLARD,
made an Intellectual attempt, short time
since, to escape therefrom, by cutting thro'
double floor, which forms the ceiling Of
his cell, with broken case knife He was
fortunately discovered in his attempt and
hand -cufied the remainder of the night
, 1860-07-13

GLoRIous LITTLE SAwAMsH-Though
defeated by small majority, the democra.
cy OF Sawamish county have made the most
glorious fight ever made in the Territory.
Having made their nominations in a con.
vention which all admit was fairly called
and most fully attended, the convention
boldly proclaimed their principles in SET
OF resolutions, which all true democrat;
will admire as containing the true princi
pies Of the party. Having done this, they
boldly went into the fight, and never hav,
men more nobly acquitted themselves
The gallant Elson. whom all admit is fal
superior to his frecsoil opponent in ablit,
and experience, was only beaten five vote,
for the Legislature, and that, too, by tn,
combined efforts of the freesoIers and pre
tended democrats, who stultifed themselye,
and betrayed their party and principles tc
gratify petty spleen. But, thank heaven
these bastard democrats can do no NOR,
harm ; what little influence they once ha(
is gone, and the party will no longer bt
annoyed by their false pledges and treach
cry. Among the pretended democrats who
thus betrayed the party and lent their aid
and influence to elect republican repre-
sentative from Sawamish county, are two
gentlemen who hold important position,
under the federal government position,
which we're obtained through the influence
OF the democratic party, and we think il
rather hard that whilst democrats who hold
no Office are working hard and strainipp
every nerve to elect democrats, and thereby
sustain the party, that democratic official.
are using the influence of their official posi-,
tiOns to defeat us Although a personal
, 1860-07-13

R% The summer term of the Puget
Sound Wesleyan Institute will close on
Friday next. The examination will com
mence on "Wednesday in the Capitol build
ing. Elwood Evans will deliver an address
upon the subject of education on Thursday
evening. The examination will close OH
Friday.
, 1860-07-13

MAssAcHusErTs.-The steamer MaSsachu-
sets, Capt. FAUNTLERoY, arrived here on
Saturday last, having on board Mr.. CAMP
BELL U. S. Boundary Commissioner. The
latter left here on Sunday for Vancouver.
, 1860-07-13

DATES FROM THE EAST TO JUNE IS!
, 1860-07-13

TERRIBLE TORNADO IN ILLINOIS AND IOWA
, 1860-07-13

RICHMOND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
, 1860-07-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER OREGON.

News by the Pony Express!
, 1860-07-13

THE WAR DEBT BILL KILLED IN THE HOUSE,
, 1860-07-13

D. R: Bigelow and W. G. Dunlap were elected Jus-
tees Of the Peace for Olympia precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY,

FIRE IN BROADWAY.
At o'clock on Saturday morning prlvate wsscn-
man, while looking after the property under nus eAe,
heard the cracking Of flames, and upon Inssuonng AZ
exam patioo found that the gentle 1arn snpg
store of B. A. Fullerton, No. 3Ol BROADWAY, was on
fire. The doors were broken open and toe nsnes
speedily extinguisbed by the hremen. The hre, rom
appearances, originated behind deep wood work cor,
nice over the shelving and the only conclusion arrived
at is that It was caused by mice running over atc PES
The carpenters when at work on the premises ieu
some shayings and chips on the woodwork, an IL 10
supposed this rubbish assisted In giving the nre mead
way The Damage BY fire and water VIII not isn iar
short Of 5000 mr. Fullerton is Insured on STOCK Tor
$40 900 in the Home Insurance Company.
The building owned by Mr.. Henry Barclay, Wa
but siehily injured, and SIS will repair the damage
FALSE ALkRh. .
The alarm in the Seventh District at III osloek on
Saturday morBing was caused by the burning Of tar
barrel in Jacob street.
FIRE AT GREEEPoIET.
On Friday night, between 10 and III o'clock, are
broke out in the moding loft IN the shipyard OF
Mr.. Simmons, at the corner of Washington aHt Milton
streets Greenpoint, and consumed about lW feet OF
the building. Some valuable holdings were In the
loft at the time, which were destroyed. About two
weeks ago the outer portion Of the same lo together
with the front shop, was burned down. At thar time
the fire was supposed have been the work Of sn IN
cendary as the premises had not been occupied for
some months The case Is the in the present in
stance. There was 10 insurance on the building in
either instance. The Toes sustained by Mr.. Williams,
the owner Of the holdings lie estimated st not ess than
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THE BoMBARDMENr OF VERA CRUZ.


The special correspondent Of The P'e0sn~ no'e'
date of March %, sends highly eolored, ana PLAINLY
exaggerated account of the bernhard nen' OF vera
C,nz, From the letter some extracts are made:
VERA CRUz, March q, 1880.
Robes has finished h,s bloody Work, ana re''in'
With bs forces, leaving the city 10 runs.
heavy oombardment Of eight dsys could nos con-
quer this cty-the garrison, CONSISTING alos0s'e' "
National Guards, defending 1t 10 the ut most.
Three mor.ars and twelve "a pounfer we're I'D I'D
stan,Iv' NIGHT and Say, directed upon the cuy Inc
l3nch bells thrown upon the city have csnsed gIes
Destruction The oss Of lives has been compaf1asey
small owioc TO the opportune emigration oil Inc innsy
auts; pevertl sless many innocent women ana en1a-
rem have fsllep Tbs loss Of property Ia
and calculated TO be about five millions OF ooists
destrustion Of houses alone amounts 70 over shieo
millions OF dollars.
IL appears that Mirauon retired from the esmP on
the 9th IL st., disgusted with the mooe OF wsie
and gave the command 10 Robes, requesting hm "
return with bis forces. Robes. hc"eyer osisg ieis
in sole onmand, exerted himself Deyertbesss ana m
creased the firing Of shells 70 tueh an sxnt tsat =.
times three shells were In the air. and che rouno snoe
uncounably. 49,. err /, NJ ..,
On the 9th inst Capt. Aldham Of II. b NJ. steamer
yaorous protested az apst the bonbardment calling
ipbuman 'iuutle. &c , and on the 2iss Miramon an
swers that for the sake Of humanity ne resres win Dis
forces. ,,:.s
The Diligence Hotel received ak sbal's TIE Umtes
States Consulate is demolished, flag and fag shot
down. Particular aim was alec taken Z, reach the
Saratoga and Savannah in port, the saes exploding
not fifteen wards from the Savannah. The National
nar6 suf.ied but tle in their Ices, and tasn loss Oh
lives does not exceed 4OO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
Efaai Notices.

SUPREAiE COURT.-Cty and County Of New
- York-ALEXANDER SMITH against y0HNGRAHAM.
70, money demand contract Cou. not served
the Defendant above nsmed You hereby Summoned and
REQUIRED the complaint In this scton which viii be
hed in the scs Of the CLERK o. the City and County Of New
York City Hall IN the City Of New erk and
copy OF your answer said complaint on the subs,ben
their e.e No Ill Brcsd-sy Ia the City Of Newly ok. with.
twenty days after the service Of this yoa
Of the Of such service and you . answer the Gaia
complsin within the time Aforesaid the Plaintiff In h s,sn
viii take JUDGMENT for hundred sad
sixty slOo dollars with interest thereon rom shs day
q Feb,ssry 1860 beside the costs of this aesiOnDasd
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint In the above entitled action duly
The Office Of the Csrk Of The City and Coanty Of
Aforesaid on the 10th day OF March, 1850.
lahl2 lswewN
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r. n. LrpLow, Apcticneer
"hNnEORE EOJJSEHOI II FJJRNITURE.-

II Y LUDLOW Co win',ll Al suction on WE0NEs
pAY April s 1860 al " oolocs at No l2t West 2tht the
FURElfURE cansi,ed In said house eopdains Of Carved
hsssw Tte Tee Arm, SIDE, Reception Cbais crimson
and reid; satin BrocStsIle Rosewood ms...Top Center
Tsbls Rosewood 7Octsye Piano Fore ao.ew ,od Etssee,
ss HS ,DS hgm CIV . S,Ss sso
case Marble Top Console and SOFA Tables Mahogany French
Bteseaes, Dressing Bresus ws'hst.Dds. &c Blsst Wnna'
Bs6esot &C. Window Curtaps and Cornces, fIeneh-fse
Pier end Mantle 0l,sss Oval Mirrors Bohemian and Eaameied
Glass Ns.s Bronze Chandelier itd.y Clock choice Epgr-
For caslogues apply the AucsiOneers Office No. Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
BRONCHITIS.

WrsrxnI, Green Co., N. T., Nov. D. is's
Dr. d. Jsyne-Dssr sir affords great psasars % sas
NV feeble tssneny In favor Invaluable medicines eo
s,bt had very severe attach of Acute Broneh
and WA considered By intelligent stefan,
smmpty. By the very free Of your EXPECTOhANI 70
severed In using surpassed the directions toot
nsoestns several wseks since that time havs ma
rrsst use Of e. and Of your ALTERNATIVE and CAhm'NA,
FIVE BALsAM in my fanny, and prescribed to others VIII
the very beet rsus During the protrscted Illness s
saupys medicines frequently the only Isse
aes which relief and though they could NOT Sue
hers was form Of the mslady hich known reee cS
Tssnb they aided greatly soohns her sgones aud Tor hes
,be ehsrshed very high regard II the free TESTIMONY Of en
who has had In his family unusual amount Of Va
forms worth thing 10 End NE cause vi
Won are welcome TO mine. =, MN
Re.naetfully yours. IL. L.
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COURT cALENDAR-THrs DAY.

UsITrD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. a, 81, 81,
81, Il, II, u, 10 "A, rs '
SUPREME -PsnL-Oyer and Ter
miner Part Il.-Police cases.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERx.-Nos. $50, 1871
lf7 l Iss 49, ls lsa 50, 1884, 1885, 1885, 1871 lss IS 81 AS
les, ls8, 159
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part L--Adjourned TO We'd
ais, 30 <26. '
CoxMos Plastic General Term wil be In
session. Il
KINGS CousrY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. So, 81, IS,
S. So g. 81 H. "a rs 10 IT, -, 80. g. as aud the reserved
causes for the same day, being Nos 90 81, a. t Co. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

The CATTLE DIsEAsE,-The Commissioners sp-
pointed by the Governor of Massachusetts under tie
act Of the Legislature to investigate and take mea-
to put stop to the cattle dsease in North Brook
field and NewBraintree, Mass., have, after careful
examination, decided upon their urss of proceedings
They viii have abou. hundred and ten Of the dis
essed cattle at once slaughtered, which Il 10 believed
will put a stop to the spread Of the disease.
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Ms0trai.
uAvR YOU COUGHi-Then use JAYNEr

IL EXPECTORANT. II gives tnmehsie reneL w = a
HAVE on AsTHMA0h PhTiilsisf-Ihe use a. ~
EXPFCTORA ANT which viii overcome the spasmeaio e
traction Of the Wind tnbe and them 10 ejec be mscs
or matter which clogs up and BY easy and neo
torai,on removes ali difficulty Of breaihns t.yrrp
HAVE YOIj WHOOPIEb COUGHt-Then use yAi NJ.
EXPECTORANT-Tbe best remedy IN the World ~ " =. %
the Asease more than eneha and carries the ps''o"
threoghit o, r, -. JAyNE,s
RXPICT0RAET freely according 10 directions Ao' '''
suye tbs disease In few minutes And hnhly
HAVE YOU BRONCHITIS, CoNsOMPTIoN eeI H,nUorMss
PLEURIsY sPITTlEG OF BLOOD or any enc
Ia n remedy Tor the above which cannot De
Is the syideDse Of thousands who have been eu'eS
testify.
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AsrHAa SPLITTING OF BLOOD, 40.

S1oCKTOa, OWEN To-, indi sept ., ieo!
Dr. Jayne-My wife having been severely afflicted some hIe
years viii BRONCHITIS and having beard Of the wondena
.ficsoy Of youI EXPEGfORANT for COUGHS, ASTHMA
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, SPLITTING " BLooD,
ems boz Of sARATIyE PILLS and happy TO inform yot
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,s.,lste sx,s J. r. SMITH
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Nspalakpaat asibm1
FROM MEXICO.
. nn,roNAI BY THE SAVANNAH.

THIN O. Picaypne Of the 10Th inst, says; g.. n Al.
From the capital the Savannah ,,n csarastsr. The
order bap,sbipq ali American citizens from t1ss
Of the Republic which the krsTS1 Ths
exercises authority had actually been
=, s1 DC FOrunassy however ts absurdy wG9'S
be sufficient guaranty az snrt the attempt even
were possible TO carry it into sIssut1p. ,,o,o MINER
Gus private letters the actual ssse Of thing. ssseS
a ahu in tbeenms I% nsd,a'e ys 90 Crus
psrturs Of the troops on the expeaion, " 49, and 10,
s, s for the overthrow Of the COrOs
were eet on foot in every direction AZ mgm vss
neeted. however, among such popuiaaon, tn'n 800.
no concert Of plane OF Of action. and, thus i& evsy
thing had com. usueh Each party a0a s H. o S
ou' thsyefore succeed ed only In producing con
fosion worse confoundsd Among the rest gus; ,h;
psIss Of dscontepts bad organized themselves w
and without the city, and "there is scarcely nyn
saws one letter, 'fhat some conflict does not 'A1s
place."
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pRoPsY AND CANCER CURED.


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70 on the invaluable efficacy OF EAPECTORANd snt
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