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RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED
Lancaster, Louisville, r. N. Patton, Lou
hue Eaves, Green River, John Gault, Nashville,
Woodford, Louisville, Bracelet, Louisville,
Fanny Bullitt, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Lancaster, st. Louis, X. NJ. Patton, Tenn Riv.,
Iohn Ganlt, Lou, Woodford, New Orleans,
Lue Raves, Green River, Bracelet, Louisville,
Fanny Bullltt, New Orleans.
''-''' The Weather, yesterday, was sultry.
In the afternoon there was Il slight indica-
ton of rain, and few drops fell, but not
sufficient to dampen tue earth. Above
Vincennes, however, "A most terrific hail
storm was experienced, destroying the crops
and breaking down the fruit trees. Hail
stones fell, in size larger than hen eggs.
The River at this point was about at
a stand
1899 Business was extremely dull.
$685. Ffeights are scarce.
.-.-..This morning, at o'clock, the Char
leg Boa0en will leave for Spottsville, on a
fishing excursion. We presume the wealth
er will be pleasant, and those who make
their arrangements to take passage on the
BO5Oen will have pleasant time.
The swift and reliable Dunbar will
depart to-day at II o'clock, for Paducah
and way points, Capt Fowler and clerks
Dusouchet and Davis will take pleasure in
looking after the welfare of passengers.
The Fanny BuIAt stopped awhile at
the landing yesterday, and received some
freight.
5000 The Lac Ea0es departed at her usual
hour, but was so unfortunate as to leave
without her accomplished clerk, Capt. Tay-
lor. lack WAS a little too slow for so fast
boat.
THE Bracelet arrived and departed
at her usual hour.
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ST. Charles Saloon.


t&E-URG ANIXATiON
EggE SSEs!S. E.S.H-HEE: q E5ksESFs5SS,
GF9 ti"lu New OrIeHno, hnv" purchased the 81.
CHAIR rs SALOON, on First street, nearly orpo-
site thu. Post Uti,+, aud have rettt' it in Gle
giant and attractive style
The IrutFjrt'rs have i'td long Xrerence a.
keep, ct ft~!;i.,sst,e tad popular Restaurants iii
A,.v Orleans, si,d they Will eHdeavor, Ina their
hoire L. com hine all the rieS4mcies and GNuri,.s
ur Northern and SnutIirrH RrStaurais in the ) /.
CHARLES.
They have i,ti:.,;lt large and complete stock
1t choice, Liquors frsm New Orleans, which they
collected with during their business i'll that
city Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain tlie choicest SUP
plies 81 Li,,iurs. Fruits, and Injuries from that
market iItiuit sss:d thcY " il! silre Ilense
uur pains t. utaflr t:c ST CiiAEiIt rs -UrI;tss,
hereafter tirfiss.- representation, pleasant
S.l'rn, place, Of s>o; living, and elegant, refined
ami luxurious resort
Ers i:iilt.Il i'lsy~Aa viii Ind AZ this Saloon il set
OF tins finest nIrDir top Billiard Fables, FROM the
we'll known sI,i celebrated ;,ei"ry ofJ NJ Brms-
wick 4 GO.
The uudersigIl..I ;iltt,-r themselves that long
I.er-nc aud careful entiun Will enable them 10
merit reputation. equal to- any Saloon in the west
." country
Sc \ lrlrsjid LuUch will be served t. in the
most dp,r owed stYIe every morning ct IO . clock
HAMMER DREIFUSS,
sug4 Late of New Orleans.
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ISSs>f>Hg EXR'KESS EG1suEsFN~s
y & NEW ARRANGEMENT
The Ana Ms bXrEEss Cuhfpttyl T..-i.atffllIy an
10 teIr friends aud potIoIs, the public 4
Evansville and vicinity, thar with Unlicensed C.cii-
ties f5f tie ir1nspuF tai ION Of
+ K ~ q \, p K 4 e ES
Oh . " E 4 n o i Il L O 4 Il T S
IheJ solicit o"ntihuaI'e IT former 1avorz. E.-
ptcitl care taken IA the collection Bills Drafts,
Notes, and the nansi1rtaiIvh small ana valuable
Packages.
All persons i=hin2 t. avail Themselves Of the ia
cltes a the Express, fb1ain desired infI
1atIoH III Reference Ia tho routes and details the
business, Al their ohire First street iotv. eou
Mat tni Locust. opposite the Post once
.tc - = ~ FISH Agent
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T. T Il " i Y y r T E z 5
Nut r,$irINttl .CrE
silver e., mriaints. ptsltieia, Iaundi'c, Nerv.-ns
D..iiftr. discusses 81 tho hrtn,S. nnd all dse'''es
arising from d. dis.rrred l,,er, weakness of tho
ss,,:iisi. Il ..ad digestive essan>,
M Viii POSITIVELY reEvrNr
l.Ilaa i'-r,,. is}i,ns f~c., oad Isaey eaF 4 Jns.
80. uur Au.,ua, h,r proof PtIte 71cl- l.r i.,tls
f!0rFLiND'S E4i>tNIr C0HDtIl
witt p,,SITiS EIN CJEE
Coughs. J..l,ia HnttrrltaS, bronchitis, lnhV-
rnzn ,'rpn.s V,.,.Gn.r,ia, Incipient Consume .i"n
,,lr ,- T. ri,r:t,. tilr Ii.,st astonishing
>n"s,i At
CUNFIRMED con SUMP TIUN
~ II, piar,h".,, CORDIAL il is Gncqutled. rriru 10
cents .'er L"ttl'-
HOOFLINIrS GERMAN PILL.S
l,iu4 well knuWu throughout Europe and Amer
c.,u nod ~ communication here. They purely
w., table ar prepared with great cxactness and
s,sa; -c.,strl NJ bettar Cathartic rili cali he
trInd. Prize, - cents per box.
Thrs, medicines prepared hy In. .. III. JACK
soN d Co., Philadelphia, Pa, AID 81 Louis, Mo,
and are sid by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere The signature Of c 81. jackson will
hc on tho ouisi,'r of each bottle 81 t.aN.
In - Er~5gi4adh's Iipt0itdc," published
Hualiy, You viii ind t.tinI"ny aud coIiIlendtt"ry
notices from all parts of tho country. These alma
macs are given away 10y all our agents.
BEU.1RE or COUNTERFETTS.
See that you gel Hollands German Bitters, pre-
pared by Dr.. C. NJ. jackson Philadelphia, Pa, aud
that his signature is the wrapper of each bottle
LEIGH < Carlste,it, do do do
deg
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CITY q COUNTY or NEW YORK. -
Personally Appealed before this :,gtb DAY 81
November, \. II. ISo1, Joseph Walker, President,
and Richard Ia lila yd"ck, Secretary, OF the Sevu-
rity Fire Insurance Company. of the City ot Now
York ara stverally affirmed that ilio thin
ment 10y them subscribed is correct aud lrne To The
best of their knowledge aud belief.
THOS L.. THORNELL,
Commissioner Tor the state If Indiana
III New York
This Company LAS com Tiled with the law At In-
diana cunccrniug Insurance Companies, and pre-
pared take riss in tin city IF EN anss lille aud
YandeIbmgh county, iHd
L II sAGIN, Agent,
de. Ia 5. Nam atIe,t
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Third Annual Convention OF the
SaemEer Bund OF the state or In
diana,


Which will be held in the City OF Terre
Haute on the 26tb, 29th and 2Oth Of May.
PROGRAMME OF PRoCEEDINGs
FIRST DAY.---Reception OF the singers
aud guests. March 10 the head quarters at
the County Seminary. Ia the evening
there will be brilliant display OF FIRE works,
Examinations, &C., ia honor of The visitors
SECOND DAY.-Concert of the united
singers, accompanied by the grand Mozart
Orchestra of Cincinnati. under the direction
Of Prof @. Barus, the distinguished leader of
the German Opera of Cincinnati, to lie held
at the Lecture room in the City School
House, on Fourth street
THIRD DAY--Meeting at the head quar-
tiers, County Seminary, when II procession
will be formed to march through the pTin-
cipal streets of the city, and 10 the Fair
Grounds OF The Vigo County Agricultural
Society. On the evening OF this day, ii
Grand Bali viii be given at National Hail.
JOSEPH GR0NAUER,
Sec. Cen. Com. Of the Saenger Bundo or Ind.
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ETE:S.NrsI'HLAE -s.H.A, Eo.gDUC-sH

NJ A X ET-'rhe fiue STEAMER
DUNBAR, Gus Fowler, master, H. p
leaves Evansville every Monday. - -
Wednesday, and Friday, At II O'Clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at O'Clock A Nj Cohnscrng at Evansville with
the Evansville and GTaW louisville Railroad all
points N"ttl and East, with packets for Louisville
Gre and Wqbtsh rivers. AT Paducah with pack
cts IT. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats tJI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
@S business promptly attended, and charges for
freight Sud passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet Thrnag h bills OF ladIng given to New
Orleans and all points the Tennessec and Cum
beIland rivers auglS
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FOR WABASH RIVER.
URRGUE.SK H.4R.ssH E.gc1RT-

AK a The and light drausht ~
steamer MASONIC GEM, PillsLnry .llvlkt5Ja
Master, Mcdonald Clerk Will make -
regular trips between Evansville and Mi Carmel,
during the season.
For freight or passage apply on hoard jtn.:ltf
ESEGUL.gk B'EEEES- ES.Sk-s SR
M n PACK Els Tito nne light SySa1,
draueht steamer ,llzn7k+A y
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g2E- The special Washington correspond
dent of the New York Tribune wrote as fol-
lows on the Isth, in regard TO the effect Of
Lincoln's nomination upon Mi. Douglass
prospects. Lincoln was eomPIomise eau
didate between the Conservatives ani Rtdi-
Gals, aud as such will poll a much larger
vote than II either division had had its
choice.
We yet adhere TO our often-exrIessed be
lief that Douglas Will not he nominated
lie surely cannot he the nominee oT "A nnIted
Democracy. II lac should he nominated at
Baltimore on the 18th of June, there Ill be
a Southern ticket run against him and CON
sequently a divided Democracy. Ii he
should be defeated, he Will either run IN
dependently On the plea 81 foul play, or
his friends will, many Of them, bolt from
their party and vvte for Bel or Lincoln.
Taking it all in all, the " harmonious are
ia bad row for stumps."
Nc. Toombs ana others who We're hereto
fore well-lisiosed towards Mr. Douglas, con
sIder tins nomination us disPo9ng OF him ct
ft-ctuaIly, because his main preteuSloH in the
Free States rested upon his alleged strength
in the Northwest which l. now completely
eNtiuguished. en- this score there is hardly
a difference Of opinion, bectuse the Status
Is hIch preferred either Mr.. Seward or Mr.
Bales IN that section, concur through their
representatives, here n the belief that Mr.
Lincoln will call out larger vote than
either.
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GEORGE THHENIiiI.L takes pleasure ia ia
urInin= his I'D that in the quality ana
stVle 81 ms work, lie tattt.i himself lac cannot bc
,,xt-ilr he uny stili he iUuud at the corner ri
Second ant Main streets, where The choicest ii tr-
and Saddles ol every description can be obtain
ed a. tue best Of terms.
shs5- Repairing done with neatncss and dispatch
SECOND hsnd Han always % hand. je1
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yg1Ah AzWGRsr. ToHxCrs, rs

Weuld respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock OF
Tobacco, Scgars, Snuff, Pipes, ind German
Smoking Tobacco.
Than any two establishments of orr principal
cities.
Hotels and store keepers, look to your interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine our
large assortment, which pledge ourselves To sell
Al the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper Than
can he bought in Cincinnati or I.ouSyiile, All We
ask is, that yen shah call and nudge Tor yourselves
We o!lef any 0t the above mt wholesale retail
Our establishment - u branch of the well known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse ii Jos.
FendriCh & Bros, No. l NJ Forest street.
r. FENDEItH & BROS,
Main 81. door ahuNC First,
oct2I Evansville. Ind.
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2II eLs I.ar M. 81, 5nn Morth Z.

III sIIs par val. S3I 5an worth -, 7uI y
Temporary Loans secured 10y III ,ut% q. y.
Coupon Bonds and q shares Re~oiute
Fire Insurance Cunpan ........ l. soU %
Bonds and ortauecs I.iH. first lien, i0 $50 UO
Premiums ,t0I 81
Accrued ms Houd' and Mortgages y
Temporary ,TcI -
Reliance dnn frun Ascuts.................... Ia ~
Total 49,. . sail sJI 81
Capital Stock ........... 100. $500 900 ut
Surplus commencement. .......... A SJl 81
---SjI, S9l 81
No liabilities.
JOSEPH WALkEI:, Pies't
L. l.. uAYDork, SecI sttrN.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
REGULAR PACKETS.

HTC:E.N SvYLLE, P.EDUG.TW, .s-s-xB
81 CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN nx
GER PACK EFT, CHARLEY BOWEN. slLErSlEEr
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville $50
Tuesday and Saturday, at Il O'Clock ri aIriF-
ing at Paducah at O'Clock, A NJ Cara At
IL o'clock, NJ. WedntEdIV and Saturday. Re
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and sunday
III z clock p. d o., and Snthlaud every Thursday
md Monday, at o'clock, A. NJ. connecting AT
EVansyil with the Evansville and CrawfOt,lsvilie
IL. X, aud Packets for Green River. Also, con.
meeting AT Smithlaad with Cumberland River Pack
cts at Cairo, with Memphis New Orleans and ST.
Louis Packets
Tickets can be cbt,..ned on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sppto3
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~ OK sol IpN E.5RxoETO.1. IN.

II POND RIVER. The elegant
Passenger steamer LUE EANES, I lI-iLk4-ea
HCDoSALD, Master, TAYLOR Clerk, $500
will make regular tri weekly trips to South Car
rolton and Pond River, leaving On MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridaya
For freight passage, apply y II board d-2ptf
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s5EISE SCE.S'F CITY go III CCGs rs &
u TOkY.--rhe undersigned having et.e1sed in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose Of supply
ing, if possible. the wants at the homo market, /
am now sPared to u1ter ID we'll srlertel stock uf
ilanufitH II TOharCn--tIoIn Missouri, kentucky
and TenIesit Leaf, in Pounds, Fivos, Halves
Eights,a Al. strters. IN any dies irrd pac age.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount Tor cash
purchases bat IA sale less than five boxes.
A. GUMBERT3
jy2S No. ld5 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
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Assets, Ist Jan. 1860, SI,45s, 396.,es
Having complied with the law Of Indiana, 10y
fling the state Auditor S office Statement
Condition the first OF Jaunary, lSh0 aud receiving
certlc,toa of authority 10 transact Insurance bnsI
fh. state, Allen c. Hallock ii The duly an
tt.riAed agent for This City, having flied his ut hor-
ity ia the county Clerks Office
The Home Insurance Company rr,slues U.rhIusG
Id,s damage by FIRE ana the dangers INLAND
Navigation aud trsyartati.i. OF, l. IN, as tttn
able the OF the risks aud he cal security
UI the insured aud of the Company al WARRANT.
Losses equitably ABUSED and rIenrtb paid;
CHARLES J. M ARFIN, President.
Al wiLMARTH. Vice President.
j MILTON SMITH Secretary.
JouN MCGEE, ASS Sec'ry.
DIRECTORS
WBl. g. LAMBERT Firm "f u 4. Lawrence y Co.
George c. C0liins Firm Of sherman, s.olliI.o 10.
Dant0rI n Barney. Finn of Wells F.tayn y 20
Lucius Hopkins Irts't Importers K Tra.lers Bank.
Thomas heSsens"I Finn 81 < II hic=sensar
Charles ;. Martin. Pre- iirnJ-
\ + Wilma H., We President.
Chas. Il Hatch, ina OF G. Is Har.h d Go
= Watson Bail. tlrH Of Ha>keii, Merrick ( Sail
Homer Morgan.
Lew P Ssoue tir"l ii stone, Scar 4 Co.
J Humphrey, L.,fa ii the fin. 1t Barue,, iiaHi IL
icy u EutIeT.
George Pierce, FiriA Il ,ieor<e Fe.rco Go.
Ward 4 WOIk, firm Of ". \. " "rk Il son,
las. Low Firm ii j. Low 4 20, LuriisyIii.
/ II Fr"thiI't ham, Late OF the firm of L H. Fruti-
ing ham K TO.
Charles \. isnikey, FIcm OF Huxley K GO
Cophls II. Noi toI,. Firm Of Eorton Il Jssvett
hoe Lockwood, Finn OF IL. Lockwood & son.
Theodore MCNaul,t Late uf the firm ii Bowen, Mc-
Nance & Go.
Richard B-e,oN, Firai Of Doan, King y ca, u
~. Lu,ii-
Coo. - 6iorI an. Finn II Z. u. Mon III 4 Co
UiisvT L " God, Fam ct Willard, Wood & 90
\ ; B.In,s kuth 81 \. > Barnes 4 Buit
'seut Bliss Firm OF Phelps klis- 1 -
! bAtsht, FINN ~ IfUwhtnigt, dwight { -.
Gums N.'i'lc, Lat 81 lhe iTtn % C"IldII &ULi~
T. z. Morton Firm al Morton, t.riHnri : Go
j. Il. HHtchhs'.u firm nfJ g. Howe 4 Go Boston.
tha5. L BALDWIN, Finn OF Baldwin, Starr Il -
John q. Nelson, Fam II Nelson 4 60.
II :. linTihut, Fitm ui Swift, Hurlbut 4 c..
Jesse H,'lT. Firm ot jesse II uyt & 60
VIA SturgIs, Firm "t $ursia, SHAW q Go
John Ii. Ford, Firm II Ford Ruhher -.
sidney IsoH, Late II firm ut Mason q GItointssn-
Geo. 4. :tedutn, Irh Ut Stetln,I, Carlisle shaw
OF Cincinnati.
Cyrus YI-, Jr-. Fiih IS Cyttr ti.. Jr., & C". at
New orleans.
Nm H. fosIick, firm az " ~. Il. 4 q b. F,..dicL
David /. b"yi, Firm at Boyd Ef"ihct7 X 90, II
AlL:uN, y !.
f II ,;r~sli Firm Of Cosaiit, Hill 4 TaIn,ad.,- at
Memphis.
Lew Roberts, Firm ri l.. Roberts 4 Ca.
= 4. caldwell, Firia Of BteNrr \ Caldwell
Applications made Ia
y .. iNIIptk 4 son, Ats
Ma ' Hail l.uildiH-. Mstiii sttcrf,
Ii;ilI 5iu ENaIiSN tile. Ind.
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LEWIS DAVIS, Aaster...... WM. Nj. IIsr, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at II O'Clock.
leaves llntsonN lille on Wednesdays AT Il O'Clock
SPEED, com FOHT,
RELIABILITY, 81 FETl.
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NISErEES Germans at Six Mile Creek,
Michigan, y To drank OF some beer boiled III
an eartlirn vessel, lasr week, wcr.' poisoned
in consequence of some uf IT." glazing i..-
cnmlng dissolved III the beer, aud one Of
THEN number died.
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~ Ess.5~N'CE re- SHE .HO-S-EBs-
q Al Kittrolr BROTHERS now paying tweui Two
aud "a halt cents, current money, for Spanish and
Mexican Guartars feb7
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EsE.Ez u y .zL---.y. =. cor EsUh1N-S 90.
4 q nave removed TO Wafer street three donrs
alOys Main.
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fhJ,sSt "

80. -. :. .
Bank SiU.ks-5U shares Bank Commerce
50 ANN Ex. Bauk
100 Baak New York
II - BIZ i. America
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\ .. HALIHpGk 4 son, Ats,
A:,liIl, Hail lsuildiH-. Msiu steel,
MAY IN ENaISNitlt, Ind
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NFIRMED con ) Z MPT ION
As ninrt no., cordial il is Gncqualed. Priru Is
cents per k,ttlr-
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-19
IMPORTANT TO TIE AFFLICTED
DIR. HILL q THOMPSON
Physician Acconeber Author of the Causes History an
Cure ofSecrct Diseases

Where they VIII continue, rs heretofore, 10 'I lrttel
VIII the afflicted of either sex, personally or W aial
DIS. HILL THOMPSON consider it superiluous " r "
10 the universal success which has attended iheil "-
uce since he established an Office in Worcester .
Ihe Drs. have so arranged their Offices that no pAi
comes III contact with another lie has great pleasn'
informing the iarer portion of the readers ofthis ad
uscment, that he has recently got possession of n3
popular European remedy for female complaints, u
from the original recipe of the late distinguished phN
clan, Sir VIM James of London. The title of this lNa
able remedy Is Sir William James Uterine Catlolo
or the Ladies' Secret Friend" II will be found ed
tain remedy, and warranted not to fail IN the nlmea,
removal Of stoppages of the monthly catamena, willy
ami falling Of the womb. Married ladies, whose lei.
Will not admit Of an increase OF family, will find II e
tain preventive, but at the time il is necessn
caution those thar eHcieate, that II they use il n
carriage is to be the result II Is perfectly ha'
in other respects. This Invaluable Remedy will he sl
hee any vhere with advice, un receipt Of s..
The limit Of this advertisement VIII prevent pr IVY
from auding to the mOnr advantages patients ARE pa
under by consulting him. ana "a conclusion he would a
no skill, attention or experience WI be wanting Oh D,
part ~ treating successfully the most obstinate eases
syphiS e3norhGa gleet impotency, sell-abusc and oA
er complaints Of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders 10 ali strangers az well
les' th9t upon the lrst approach of infection TO az
ht once TO nm. Bv adopting this plan the grcucf da
N"i| ~ HF"lued IN cieciing speedy and sure cure
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-19

DIR n HlLL viii continue his usual moderate c0ass
vacn one circumstances taken into consideration ~
eleotual cure. " ~
w Consultations by letter, &c
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-19
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