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Tin i;Oefng.
Extra Family E'Iuur.

x n BARkEl-S Extra Family Flour man ulactur.
~ e- IRON ca0ise whits Wheat, 10 araye 90
y, aud Tor sale By
narl5-tf azEi.L, HOOPER CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01
NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1860,
Misfellanfons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
Most Convenient Arti iaI Light
In THE WORLD.

TTHIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil aud
i for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures in the sIIne
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures
disadvantages thaa It is portable gas light
unriyaIed for briIiancy cheapness, cleanliness and
is required II is easy to regulate, and requires no
trimming, and for attention. Whatever, after light
ing. II is perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and odOr smell while burning The light
be made to burn with any degree of bFiliiancy,
by turning a screw and be increased instant
oasIy in volume from that OF candle ten
twenty, by turning Il valve as ia ordinary
The Eesper Gas flame and fixtures precisely re-
semble form those of coal gas, but in briiliancy
aud purity of light, 1t possesses decided adyan-
tags over any coal gas. 1t requires chimney,
there is no need Of daily trimming of wick, and
not Liable to get out Of order, ana a child
age it readily. The gas burned 10 lhe Vesper hX-
ture is generated from pure coal oil, or "Nesper
O, (whicn Is manuactu red expressly for this bur-
uer) without any admIxture of alcohol or other
foreign Ingredients, and its supply IS unlimited
suit all tastes, from the plain, simple hight burner
the most elegant aud costly ch Indelier. Each
fixture Is perfect in itself there rs no outlay 10 be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
The gas generated in this burner and all fixtures,
from the cheap singe-light TO the expensive chan
deiier immature gas works, are in themselves. They
are sold at prices which do exceed the of
binary q fixtures similar styles and ornamental
tion.
Churc hes hotels public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences thruug ghOnt the state C
be fitted up td these eieg ant and convenient
add much TO the appearance OF such places, and
To the comfort of the home circle, and which, here
tofore couII used only those favored districts
embraced within TIE coal gas limits OF large cities.
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From Mr.. Alexander Fan, Nashville

NR. THOMAS IL. lAYLOR-DeIr SIR have been
using the Vcspor Gas Lamp, sold by yOu since Sep
tenOer last, and | am perfectly satisfied That Il is
one vt the u.ost economical, ii thu most ecJHomi
CAL as we'll brilliant lgnts Ia Il be had IL Is
,asiiy managed, aud uunssiLttlusly recommend IL
al OuI OF the reach of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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From seabury : o., tias Fllters, NashviIIe

From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes a brilliant and beautiful
light, that cheap and portable aud perfectly safe
fine cOu tructun of the Nesper Gas burner and tie
ret0rt perfectly simple, tnat II cannot GET out
Of order, Il explode
The management OF the burner Is easily unde r
stood requires but iitlls atenIlOa 10 Keep
clean and ia good order than ordinary gas hxtures
Tue hgnt produced By the Yesper tas We Consider
fully equal in every respect, 10 any other kind OF
Gas light
JOHN NJ SEAbURY,
-. I. J. SEABUKY,
ii. =. PEACH.
NAsHyIIK Dec. 1879
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01
Home Testimonials.

From Tue Rev. 7. ;. Fail, N1shylIIe.
NASHVILLE, Dec, ~, 1859.
Col T I'll. TAYLoR-Dear SIR 4: Z have used Tor some
time one Of tie VespeT Lamps and beg leave To
cNpless my Obligations you ioT having introduced
it To my notice. To persons living III the country
ia parts OF the city where gas cannot be had, or
vino may desire "a light much more economical than
gas-ind the same time fully equal TO It la luni-
I.4ting power-this apparatus will prove desdera-
tum
regard this the must beautiful and most useful
entiOn for procuring, Il small cost the advan
ttgvs of gas light that 1 have at the
same time that is perfectly safe-Ln explosion being
mpJss e-Ind the lamps are simple IA construction
aud managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
z. 5. FALL.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 20, 1859.
W. H SETTLE, Esq: 1t gives me great pleasure to
state after a trItl the '-Yesper Lamps .
ny study for six weeks ist, and alter observing
closely Tor the me length OF time, the experiment
OF lighting ''UuIOn IeHt,' with these lamps,
have entire confidence in their efficacy seems
ey aIlOrd all the advantages of the best gas
lgbls those wbU live out Of the cities and large
towns.
The process of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned, the fixtures are so simple and so
little liable To get out Of Order, the cost oi the light
comparatively LtIIe, and the whOie free from
all dInger, tHat L needs only mere acquaintance on
the part Ul the pubic with the Vesper Gas Lamp To
bring tnem general use thrOug hDUt the country.
|rH Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
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VOL. XXI.
misfelIaneOns.

ESta AGO.
PETER RLORILLIARD.
SHUFP AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 &1S Chambers ST.,
FOrnerIy - Chatham street, New York;
NITOULD call the special attention Of GrOcers and
w Druggists 70 mis- removal, and also the articles
Of his mani ulacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac lboy, DemigrOs,
Fine Rappee, Pure virginia,
Coarse Rappee, NacbitOches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Fresh scotch,
High Toast Scotch Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or LundyfoOl
TOBACCO.
sxouSG. EISR CHEWING. SMOKING.
No l. P. Al or plain, 81 Jago,
No q Gwen tish or sweet, Spanish,
Nos S2 mix'd, Sweet SCENTED OrOnOcO, Canister
Kiteflot fin Foil Cavendish, Pure fBrkish.
A Circular Of Prices will be sent On application
" B--Note the new article Of Fresh Scotch Snun.
whict, will De found superior arucle for dipping
purposes
dec30-d3m
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.
From \. d. Cruss, NashvIlle

From n D. CrussY NashVilIe
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1852
MKsSKs- T. H. TAVLok * Co: have had n for
aboet SIX months past, of your Nesper Gas
Lights, gives great pleasure 10 sase, that
regard Tar superior 10 any other portable light
thlt have met with
lis simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
uf explosion, cleanliness, steAdiness, aud purity OF
Ii. .hI. are qualities that must recommend II 10 any
Que " no vail Try it gives iignt which TO me,
seems ~ be equal oriliIaucy the ordinary gas
light. Very Respectfully,
n ID. CROSS
these are only very few OF the testm0nlsls We
have. Gail and examine for yoarself, at No. ~
Collonade Building CaerFy street, Nashville Teno.
THOMAS IL. TAYLOR 4 CO.
janI2-tf
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A L E.

VXTISHING 20 make other vestments We pro
w pOsetO seiIallOgr Real lEstateiH DavidsOnco-,
asfOllOws:
That Suburban Residence.
situated on the Franklia turnpike within hali mile
OF the city and opposite the resdeuce OF the late Jo-
seph ". Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
tnanding site il the vicinity OF Nashville, and Is
most residence. Tue house will be
sold with IL acres OfIand as hePurchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
kuoSuasthe Sims Tract, situated Oh the SmithTurn
pike (oId Lebanon rOld) within three miles of Nash
VILE containing $50 acres The SOILS good III rs well
arered tiInbcred, and can be divided into small
Tracts OIIweuty acres and upwards, al Of which are
admirably aIapted IOr country residences, market
yardensInd dairy arms Also ,that
Beautiful Farm.
Op same road now occupied by + u IcCampbell,
and formerly owned by rOm harding, containing
about z5U acres This place II So well known as 10
need no further description Ii wIllalsO be divided
10 suit purchasers F-C. aeLampbeliwi ills hOxtAcs
,,laces 10 any one who wilicaiI-
AIIthe above property wIlIbe sold on reasonable
terms and GA = credIIoI one ,t~O ,thrse aud four
years 80, .,
THOS. C IcCAMPBELL,
SIX mIlvsi rom Nashville
J. A ICCAMPBELL,
anr1 Nashville.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS ExcelIency, Gov. C. II. MOrehead, and
ThOs 3 Page, Esq, State Auditor.
To WM. d. SETTLE, Esq, Louisville, ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have been aud using your .'V~speT Gas -
ana are perfectly satisfied with s utility II gives
a sOIt bril- liant and beautiful light, ami Is perfectly
secure from explosion IL Is very cheap and eco
nOmCal use and Of far less cost than any other
hight We are satisfied that it will be adopted
by ali persons who nave not the opportunity Of OBJ
tslinIng gas, and also whom gas accessible and
with whom cheapIess IN the original outlay for hx-
and the continual expense Of burning Is OBJ
jeCt-
Yours, &c. c. s. AoREHEAD,
TH0S. >. PAGE
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InrIsrIIE Ky Sen h1S5


W. II. SErnE-Dear AfIer having made a
thorough examination OF the ''Ycsper Gas " ii reia-
tOu to IT'S illuminating pewer, chemical composition,
etc, / do not hesitate to recommend 10 being
fer an more economical well pOsScssIn ng great
er intensity of illumination than any other material
in
the laboratory it is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat, and will be found of in
valuable service To the druggist well The manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. d.
Prof. of Chemistry in the Ky, School Of Medicine,
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TESTIMO ONIALS.

Scientific and others who have thoroughly
tested tie merits Of the VesPer Gas or Air Light,
pronounce the best and cheapest light now known
NumberIess testimonials being received daily
from ali quarters yOuching for the excellence of this
light, a few OF which are given below.
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oc 2 2HwtOct
DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING THE PA
l. PER FOR THE PUBLIC TRIMMING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC PRIN1INe
WashinCton tDotohaY Jpeo

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRIxrISet
Washington, October ?, Ie6o. (
In pursuaBoe OF the provis of the "act To mr.,
vide for executing the public printing, !" dc. an
proved August 26, l852 and OF the 10th section Of
the not entitled An aot making appropriations for
proved March 9: 1859. sealed proposals viii he re-
oeivef at this Off the Capitol, until the Tst
W., for furnishing tho paper that may be REQUIRED
Tor the p9hlS printing Tor the year ending on the
TaI sgep ned Inst ,sgscss nesr
Of saoS iind Of paper DESCRIPTION
CLAss1.
g b. 9s pIntsns T. to
pounds to the Team of $50 sheets. - - - -
CLAss9. -al
@ fes 81 g. hse printing psp., cslendsrsd to
pounds to the ream of 4s0 sheets.
CLASS 8 E-r7..-- .-
SS leans ffoPeshnds PRINTING paper
and 70 weigh forty eight pounds to the ream of
snd
to weigh fifty pounds to the renm of $50 sheets.
-. CLASS L.
endered, of such sizes as may be required, cotTes
ponding In weight with per measuring IS by "a
inches. and weighing twenty pounds per ream of
,ne., .eams fuperhne Plate paper 5celendered or
and of such weight per cam as may be resuitod.
70 In hpLe Of the paper of each of the above GLASSES
with mineral and other subsssDce s ssd o s1
each Put ii " Of
each Tesm to contain 40 perfect sheets. UGIformi
and no bundle elusive of wrsppersJ varying over
will he received, and the gross weight viii IN ali
cases be Ieqnssd Mixing Of various thickne ss in
considered violation of the contract
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ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS-

BROWNS HOTEL-R Posey and ladies' p
Martin, Nd; 7 Davis, NYIN; Er G Hill A
W Jones, va J Atkins and ly, Fla; Gardner,
e Edge, Chembers, NJ; White and ly,
Md Miss Forbes, o; r C Perrin, Pa; Miss r
Ball, Md; Rev Young; NY; T. Hunt Tex; w
NJ Dent, Heson, Barbour, r Thomas Kirk.
patrick Weldon, Va; A Woods. 1T; F. II
House, NYT Il II Roche, Imp; r c Evans. NV
W; \ Ludlow, NY; w Jewell, Pa; 6 Benson.
James, II Davis, Ragland, ri Peyton, Mis-,
NJ h w 1nston, Va; Leds and fam r. Kawie
and ly La; w Reson, Ferguson, w Ferguson
MO- J. Mckee and ly, NC; Marfhall and fam
~ Waikef, NJ Harris, II n D'Antgnse, Ga;
w Enashe and lv, sc; Jayne and w. Miss; ]
w Hewlett A Btlo, Nc; T. C Lyon and ly. ia:
w w Nor sop, DC; Mrs Jackson Ros e, and
~, va Hszeltine, 3 HazelIine and ly, w
and ly, Ga; Knight Nd.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-TR Davis, NY: B
BOILING, Vandorsck, Va; Reed, Mass; r. f,aa
eer, Miller, Ca BARLOW, Va; ii Collins AM
Scnen, Howard, NY; n Vincent SC; n Be,Ii
Il Crews, q Price, Mrs Baulware Md: r Cr,ns
and lady, Nd; Miss Dufield Miss Sparks. p NH
ana IAN, Pc; Mr. Hill, Md; + LAVISH, Nj; r NJ
noe N.Y. u Bond and lady,A L. Bacon, Walsh
y Trsshull and ly, hid; BGrCean. Cal: T.yy
Norvai, Tenn u Bowman and w. Newbur lii.
hadlelgh ard ly, NY; Addison Eng: I'W
Gl.reg, Va w Hoyt, Nh, z Gregory, Mich: BIZ
Hatch kiss, NY Peek and Iy Tex; r Voolfolk
va, Mrs scott Scott, Ga; G Nelson, X Mel.
son, u Finks, Collins, Ind; w Brown and Tim.
ia; MARQUIS and Marchioness Chando Mr. Toot,i
and ly, Eng. 80 =
NORWOOD HOUsE-G Choperiop. EN-
Mesley, Pa; A Stake, ConesIy. Cd 0t; Hen
NJ M !" arg lex; Galiahsr, Ponce; T. Cummins,
Dc Johnstoo, USA; w II Hiss. Md: D r
Tucke-, Va.
WARRINGTON HoUsE.-w Brown. Md.
Giidiey, Mass ] Sillifd and daught salem; l.
Evans, hite, Va; L Spicer, NY.
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CLASS Z.
s'00 rs cams, ss..Ins PAPER: Is sy g inches. to
sieo rss came writing paper ls By IS inches. to
100 rs @sish w srsnes sHs, 10 sy inches to
-. weigh twenty two pound. per rea HE"''' -
40 reams writing paper, ~ by I8 inches to
veIghtwelve pounds per rtam.
All the papers designated in classes and mpst
contain $50 perfect sheets to the ream aud no ont
side CURES; They to be msde OF the best ma
manner, cut to true edge. laid flat, and securely
and subst.ntialy enve oped. The papers in class
be be white and of the sizes and weights Spoiled in
The right IS reserved of ordering greater or less
qnshtity OF each and every kind contracted for in
such quantities the public service NAV Ieouire.
,Eaon GLASS VIII be considered separately, and be
ofer for one or more Of tho classes in the same
proposal. ~ '''
No proposals will be considered unless .ccomp,-
If his or their proposal shall be accepted viii entsr
into obliganoh, with good and snfcisnt SURE
for proposals w he q. this s ac. .o,m ns
none viii be taken into confederation unless sub
stantlally agreeing Herewith. .. &. ~ a =
All the paper In the several cassss must be de
ilvered such place places as NAV be designated
every extra charge or expense, and subeet 10 tbs
inspection, connt, weight, and reIient Of ths
superintendent, and be in all respects satisfac-
SAMPLES of all the paper required may be sean a.
.his ON but bidders are furnish with
thelr proposals. samples of not less than one aujre
proposals may he based The successful S,d ibel.
PES.
ton. aud endorsed Prop os ais for Supplying pa
per- 90 2-2iwtd
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Dow.y Alpha betfcaI Advice.

Always attend to your own avocation,
avoid ale houses and artful women. IN
B-Benevolent but not prodigal, bury all
chickering's in the bosom of forgetfufness.
C-COntrive to collect cash and keep it.
DIDO your duty and defy the devil.
E-Early endeavor to eradicate every error,
Both OF head and heart.
Flight fairly when you fight; but the
better way is not to fight at all. Fiddle for
10 fools.
G-Grace, goodness, gumption, and a little
goose-grease, enables man to slip through the
world mighty easy. Get them and glory in
them.
H-Harbor hope in your heart, you would
be happy; but yark ye, hope can't sunder nor
rot the rope of hangman.
I-Inquisitiyeness is insufferable; indulge
not in it.
J-Juleps may be called the juice of joy, and
the yeast Of jest; but let them alone, for too
much joking often destroys the joEiality of the
social circle.
K-Kindness kindles the fire of friendship
A kiss always avails more than kick.
Love the ladies, look before You leap,
eschew loaferism.
M-Make not mischief by meddling with
other folks business.
N-Neyer be caught mapping except in the
night time
O-Order is Heavens irst law; obey it,
P-Pursue the plain pain of probity, and put
In practice what you will give in precept
Q-Quarrel not, bubble not, be not fond of
asking questions, or addicted to queries
Rum ruins respectability; renounce, re-
new, and renoyate.
Seek salvation; oh, ye sinners become
saints and you are safe.
Take time by the forelock; try to turn
every moment to account
U-Unison unites to unity; in the whole uni
verse there is unison; be you, therefore, united
for the sake of unison.
VANITY has connection with yalor; re-
member that.
W-Women and wine bring want, woe, and
wretchedness, when wickedly INDUCED in.
&-'Atra 'xertions accomplish Extraordinary
ends
Yield to no tyrant; yoemen and their
yoke-fellows are lords Of the soil
Zig Tagging is characteristic of a zapy:
take straight course through life, and zeal
ously pursue it. . =.
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THs GAETHE FAMILY.-The remains of the
lamented William Garthe and his sister, Nie
Amanda Garthe, Of PariF, Kentucky among the
Iaiy Elgin victims, Were received I'm Chicago ON
Friday from Milwaukee, and were to be sent al
once 10 n eatuc Ky The reward OF 81 goo each fer
recovery OF the bodies Of Mrs Gartbe and Miss
Anna Garthe is stimulating fresh exertions all
along the shore OF the Lake, and will lead to the
recovery OF numerous other bodies even if these :.
BY the terms of Mr. Garthe,s will. his enti,e
property, aside from certain lezacies goes 10
schools in the county Of Bourbon, the whole
iainliy having thus fallen victims to this calamity
-LoEiJriHs Journal
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THE EVENING STAR.


Forms of beauty, rich and rare, . s-
Float In the clouds and the atmosphere
And garLish the earth with gems untoid'
And all tbs depths that the foods enioad
Nature ~ beautiful ev'Tywhere,
In land or sea, or the an btent aIri
A nd even In frances OF sleep we see
Beautiful forms Of rarlty.
The dow rs OF ocean are very lar,
Shells md coTals, and coralines rare;
And sitVsTy fish. meath their emerald waves,
PIayfally gjide through their pearly caves.
Beautifui ises, in the tropical seas,
Mapted with flowers ID eVeTg reen trees;
Wbere Dir Is Of the richest plurnage stay,
In those il ands Of beauty. far away.
There IL not q spot ON this suDlIt earth,
That Eiveth no form of beluty birth;
of mineral, plant. or bird, OF ftow'r,
Or the 1eetIng insect OF an hour.
The desOate Arctic regions glow,
With boreal Tadlance. on ice and snow;
That crovaeth with Ioseste diadems
Her towering peaks of lca.e-g gems
Magnificent crystals blue and high
Bases IN ocean, and points IN the SKY;
.,rald and beautiful, ike the sea-
- w hen 60 TlSsth in widest ms jesty,
Homes OF beauty. no ere can conceive
suciI as the sCul IN Its rapture might weave.
surely must DIVE u IN those planets so bright,
That Kicker with radlance, the vaRlt of night!
The soul mus, look up, from tho beautiful here,
10 wheTe there's brighter, most beautiirl
sphere;
Up, up, from the sea, aud the hill, and the so D..
From nature, sdoring look up To its GOD
.f-i- J. GOLDsBUROUGH BRUFF.
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WLSCELLANHDUS

Observation-Disclosures SCALES
mott ., ScaLes are offered "a the public as the
Is s "a, olfs. premiums have been awarded then
society; Virginia State AsrIsuIturAi Fair FrnnSl,n
arn EAT. PenRsy wanna; New York State Pair;
syhih. y sac Falr, TO-, do; In every case where
I;.S ". at sS Louisiana avenue, Depot Of silierS
~, 13-ly &c pATTIaON A..
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POTOMxc WlrFR,

X X E, FIRE.
POTOMAC WATER
I, sm still engaged in the PLUMBING and CAB
monte Hall. The advantage of having a plentiful
supply OF water was readily observed at the ere OF
yesterday, as 4 am well satsfed should have been
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor nv
premises and that of my neIghbors
All orders Tor the introduction of Water And 6as
viii be promptly attended TO. Terms as ressons-
bic as any plumber in the city.
y3 G. SNyDER.
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Bonds will be required In the amount of the bid
for the faithful performance Of the contract, with
two or more eureties, whose suffioiency must be
certified by United States judge or district at.
torney.
No proposal will be received that does not strict
ly conform, IN all particulars, to the terms and
directions of this advertisement.
CHARLES E. MIX,
Oc 2nWtOot24 Acting CommiseioueY.
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WAsHiNSTQN SEWING Rooms,
/" 20 sA ST., tee doors TcYtA Of Pc. lSs
Nov u the tine - ct SPRING And SuMNEp
eaIR ~ sssie az 70 oIder. The sebsoriber IL De
IaIca 70 make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 60, ct the
sqoIte.s NOTICE. All dessriytiops Of Seving dora
sB!hT BOSOMs, COLLARS, and Wrist
ts-N q HawE1
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LEI No fzLSE EFFICACY PRErENr.
APPLY IMMkD ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO c8xRsk
IN FROM ONE 70 TW0 DAYS.
wssk.sss e Ne Bah ssrs..s.. As.sus.. .fs.. s,.
sAl Bladder. tnvslsnry Dsehsrsss. inpesssy, esss,i
i.s.. z s..s. f.iS.,i.s :f.ks i:.s Sa.s.,
pss::' :ssss,s .,sa.sss. Disease sfsh. Had rsr:t
@ess fsrrsls Disorders .risinr hsn ss.ry s.ss,s q
ass Marriage ,apssssls, ana esstrsy ss SsSy sss ma
81, ss.. -. "a .s,s s:s..; ss ,ssss: q ss. v
: a. .s1;%,y srs,. ssss:.ss. q f..ss Mo s.hs .
...sss seats. ~. = 49,
yse ssssAsy ne living lyss, ssy ssl va fsn sssG
nAhninD rkhsons, = f.sss ns.. .ssss.yssssr nu-
ssssr,sss a. 49, sssssss' sss.s" sssii'v
!: Vi, Place; I, sS.. .aas. u: 81 p, %, ,.r
uPsa his skill ss physsi,s.
orylcE =. sogvu vasprs,crsrarrs.
ssss b psad and ssssia . sta.p = = =
fssa q dc snhss cssSss IN Ss Vaasa Ssssss
l.ls q Lsnssa rsns. rAl.dslPAss sat ss.Ssss
sss..e .sas Of q. n:s. .:sasAiss ssrss tlsi
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