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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
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All kinds Of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
work manufactured to order Inexperienced
workmcn.
June 25, 80. ]
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sS5 Broadway, cor, Worth St.: New York, and
| by all Druggists. 17G-ly
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Police yntelIlgen nee.

Az IscsspraRY CAUGHT. Saturday morning, between
three and four o'clock officer Il. wlday, Of the Fifteenth
precinct woman out OF the OF house No
ITs Iaurcns street, and pass into the adjoining alloy
Immediately aftcrward he discovered light in the base
rcnt, and found quantity OF hui, aud the basement
door on ire He quickly extnguishcd tho nanies, and
then ndc search for the person hc leave tho pro-
misses. Frosh footprints found In tho area
and hal OF the roar building and on entering
che room occupied by Ellen Miner, they also found
several frcsh marks Of bare foot upon tho floor. On
measuring the foot prins, they found 70 correspond
10 the size OF hlcns feet. bottle containing small
portion &C fluid was found In her II said sho
Fss candles for Light and that she has uso for fluid
whatever. Ocor Wday arrested the suspected party
and conveyed her before Justce Connolly at Jefferson
Market Police Court. The magistrate committed the &C
suacd 70 await the Fire harshls investigation. II aso
appears that an attem 70 SCI re 70 the opposite build
Inc No 100 was mrdo. about hall past o'clock on
Tricay morning by pouring burning fluid under the side
door of the building II was discovered, however, and
extipgulshed before any damage was done.
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Political IntsIlixeuce.

R1Usi-cAs NOMINATIONS ro& Coxuexss Oosxpu1N t.
In the Fourth Congressional district the black ropuA III
cans have nominated FOR reelection Orris Ferry, whA
belongs to the "not inch" branch o. the party He
has voted and spoken against AL compromises settle
ths countrys troubles and counseliod his
frercs not 70 yield inch to the Unioa" Ferrys
district last April gave republican plurality OF only $50
on . total vote OF ~ ,0C0.
In the First district Dwight LOOMS nominated for
reeiectson. He Is opposed 10 all compromises, and In
utrasm ID mot far behind Mr. Perry
John woodruff Ia also nominated for re election in tho
Second district Like tho Others he swears by the Chi
oago PLATFORM and would not take SPLINTER from it to
save tho Union We shall see the LIST Of April prox
whether the people Of Connecticut will consent 70 be led
airy longer BY spirit Of blind fanaticism.
NEW HAA1sHRA-rwo Of the no concession members
Of Congress from New hampshire nominated for re-
election, vixGiman harston in the First district and
Thomas ". Edwards In the Third One week from next
Tuesday shall know whether the people OF tho Granite
State willing 70 give up tho Union for the CA,caxo
platform. All parties opposed TO the republicans havs
Congress.
ELECTION IN RO0WmR- The annual charter election
VIII b held In the city OF Rochester 70 morrow Both
parties working hard tho main business Of tho black
republicans being aimed At creating divisions In tho
ranks Of the opposition In order that they may be abc
70 slip In under the plurality rule. This s old dodge
Of the republicans and has been practsed by them 70
great extent
Ocnr OsE FAUIr-A Western paper. announcing the
death Of politician In Iowa, says'-He was . great
sdmrer Of Horace Greeley but otherwise respectable
man.
ELECTION IN FREDERICK Crr, MD.-The election Cor men,
bers Of the CITY Council Of Frederick CITY, Maryland hold
on the 25th u, resulted In tho choice Of Union men
D>A ~
Superior Court at Eat Cambridge MASS Judge Brigham
hiss given Judgment to the plaintiff in t case Of H. G.
waldrou j. H. Stone. The former is a pointer, and
was hired In 1866 TO paint Fremont and Day ton" on
sign. Mr.. waldron presented bill for Slo which Mr.
Stone Refused to pay. Suit brought TIC Justices
Court and the amount recovered but Mr. aoe appealed
The defence was that the work done for club of
which Stone was merely agent; but Judsl brigham de-
cided otherwise. r
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Yesterday morning the following handful was foun
oonspicuouAly posted Throughout the town


oonspcuously posted throughout the town.
PsocLAxArIoS ISpIdsAsr PRorIg-A TRAITOR IN
Arc5as r % OF
thieves took possession OF Fort Morgan coast
pubic batting esa a
Wet Point a. the Of the OF the United
BY his presence among them.
Arm on our part 70 sesent the insult offered to
hearty suod af ss s o1Tss c II. S az With
ssh +. r n9 se e The s s Of .
down In the programme VOx POPCLI.
1t will be remembered shat Captain Oracle did seize
Fort Morgan on the Gulf coast Of Toriia sor,e few
but tho statement that he had loft tho city without
foundation. Tho captain, learn, has no notion OF
leaving Tho statement, too, that l parties unit
cd in the demonstration ia equally absurd. Tho mob Il
ia understood, composed entirely OF black republi-
cans led on by prominent member OF that party Men
OF all parties in denounc.ng the of persocu-
tion taken by tho lawess band, whose Intolerance Ia
based solely upon political grounds.
On Thursday evening Sheriff Reynolds Of Union county
called out two companies Of militia TO assist in Qucug
any riot dfsorderly attempts that might BIO ade In
connection with tho case Of Captain Gracio.
The exc temen attending this outrageous affair has now
entirely subsidized and the leaders of the (who wo
are reliably informed, include OF tho most 81
Specialize members OF the party Of the paco
heartily ashamed or their conduct. Captain
Oracle lett Elizabeth yesterday morning in accordance
with his intention when he arrived there visit
report current yesterday afternoon that tho captain do
signed returning to Elizabeth, attracted crowd in tho
v,nty OF the depot who were disappointed in their
pecta,ions Of Welcoming" the captain.
head tor the military ut tho request Of number OF lead
ing citizens. They were not ''under arns," but hold
themselves In readiness In their services were need
cd 10 quen any disturbance. Tho companies were the
sarsled Guard Captain Whelan, and Washington Riacs
Captain Luz. Much indignation is expressed in evory
quarter in regard to the folly and wickeness of the
whole proceeding which has served cast disgrace upon
tho reputation Of tho usually quiet old town OF Elizabeth
hoped tho authorities OF tho city vii! have courage
enough 70 inquire into tho matter and bring tho guilty
parties to punishment.
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- 49, c,n,ncu rpnprrsSr yy, -
from The New or,e.na picayuna. Feb os1
TIe iYnirea cts,ea wall staarsiio fernasgsc nv.
rorhas arrroS "a t,- nort vas,o-,v 60, VI, e..
rh,ras,v ,.as Tho OLE, s,st s III :. ,hn rci,o.nr
named passengers:--
~ va~-.,. 90 49,, oLr, ~. - ~. -
M. n 49, W. az ~ nc US @ ~ ~ nrum
Forces ss and TWO N nne ns I
Children and two scryaats Col pokett Uuitod ~ tea
Consu al Vera Cruz; Mr. Miiarcs, Mr. Miller, Row DR. Es-
rnoss bs:p Of Suisasjers Esy Or earc,a pesa O.
% T, 49, rn mh n nI D rSs
The Tsnnes .ea ieis ina foileg,,y v,s,nsof Sar AZ
sa s11a aS.s, - s,,,o. ,
and Tho frsont,s CIR, ,ri,ad .nd Maccoorian ,o I,r,s
steamer yalcroug and adasor: tle French steamer
Igoisa IA h-,r Wn,c-a snS sS o.nssh ,,os o r
cisco Do Asa Ieansl hi (a,o.,ca md poayo
!. The Mancgonan arrJysi ont on tho So,h The Pow
a.nn eoIcrsn ar5 Tos, ~ o,o e' =, oa ~
fc% days tor New YORK. W. = '0''o -
By tis arrival VIC have os of Mexican peDors 70 the
o1et e-o,, va &C ga - ~ I-,h S-n H. ,s,,,I
I, s,Scrn.,ent c,ir a., au =, ~
With IA !. al Inosn oassr,tv az H. prcsi
dsrS ara go Ear witiout aerioys diSicui.v' y '
On tho ION yyas issn an touching
Tho foyepn rotations or the ropubc nring Tho LAT
tbroc veers nj revo1,an a,si ~ The naril,,,e
sse" y,fs % u ~, .eVy i , snp s ssa.s'
have fognS n ncsSarv 10 enter INTO indencndcn az
raneernts with the rcnrosontaves Of foreirn 0ovorn
msss for m" tr,rorary candm@s or Ssrcss
TIM ohc an Tho ri-cnIr /, 70 call atent,o ~ This ira
.,.r c,c,c'a ~ ansbari,y All ~ rsIo;, I. ~ ~ na
sss,a,l,,,cS $500 corary,nr, ~, ~ etc.,
scat, aro set, IN arr ai,a,r er.rcas
by H. sesarai STATE ard loca antbo-tes being mo-
~, 100, naSysar,, 80 ha,.oro.,,. eo.L,saa, e -
Tba anil arSdv en..-s into
li ~ r.,-. rc,,,n ,a,,S a. ~ i, sarr,.,i, -.
la h., - az $50 III 80 ~ = W. ,5
s, vas - ~ ~ ~ -
,,.er,nan, me ,;-e,ar y "a 5000 - H.
~ thc as,s, 1890 ~ 1e ,scat ~ 10 49,
ors n,y,s =, ,orc1 ,arr,eas,a "a ~ III 800 /,
r,av ropr,rn eA s0''.~' '''" y -" "'''A -
From tho Ministry os war and Marine aim h,, isuci
c,rcurs- Il rsoar1 To ,is orrs.atiln 81 .ho sc4r
army. Hithero. thougb nomnsly ronosnIz,ng Tho cen
tra paxor ,ne forss ar tha ~ ii
havo really oep raised oacorM ma norrandes er ina
most part by tho .yeral saicg Tho pronoSod roorcani
alton rrntv oone,nJascs e ~ rnr,n.
mont federal nv prupcr ard for this object the rcsi
cnt has named tho following ccatIcncn committed 20
inquire INTO tho whole subject md rcport Accordingly
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GRAND INAUGURATION
NJ AND OPENING TO-DAY OF
PATTERNS OF THE PARIS SPRING FASUIONl
AT NINE DEMORESTS MAGASIN DIES MODER
GREAT BARGAINS



Ssss iRssS:s a.
Cola dsIa fsssd s.v:IS ass. ': sixty aye
e!ry business sere for the pas: years The
Gossie Coral &C., Earrings and Pins sss ses; -.
Jet Gold stone Garnet and Enamel Earrings and PiAa 80
ruraao.s, oarbSncla Mosaic and Lava Earrings and p.
Mosaic Lava Csrecsse Garnet &C.. Earrings and Pa =
corI E.ameisd Csrsuncis, Lava, &C., Earrings and r.s
Sy., Ban Band s sIaSs s, each; a.s.l prize =
En1aVea Chased Flat Band Braeels.s q each; .u.a
Chain s sT.sss:: 2 s.ess S:":l
0nSI studs and seeye Buttons III ses usua, r
Carbun.e Enamel and Coral Sleeve Buttons 81 set
Misses necklaces Coral. Garnet &c. 81 each; usual -,
cStiar.n,s Com, Arm,,,. 20 cont. ,,o,. u,, nu.
CHI Coral Nselscss 20 osns each , %s. pr
Ladies ch.s 1. Chains and PIN: 81 e.ca us. ps -
Ioescts Tor or Hair 81 ssds 0S usual ps =
Ge9, Gentle, Seal Rnss q each; usual price q
Es$s: ksirns: ) P p:.r usual usual P p!,ss
Gentsmens Sleeve Buttons 90 cents 70 q each usual -
en,lsnens studs . cents 81 usual prioe 81 = q
Gs re. s.sss q ss'a o s.s: pi' usual
Genemsns souf Pins to q % each; usual pr, .
Ladies' Ladies', real y. sins q sch; usaai price q
k.n oos fsns and Ssas Ss ~
buckles Cham Pins Crosses Steel Belt Casps d
and Gsn y Yr .. o . all parts q A u
GEORGE Q. ALLEN, Agent for the manufactsssA
street.
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Tfy wuYAr rpoeTr<r ~ 0no.--Thc present season N
said by those wbcee interest u 10 keep booked up IN
such matters 20 be exceedingly favorable for the
growth of the wheat crop 80 far have heard the
wheat 6eds throughout Hooking county present very
Bourshne appcarasoe Prcvidcocc st smiles upon our
We nro afflicted.
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49, anerN, IRON Dor late residence 10 USnfe>
49, sEsoxys, this uGoaday) sresnoss, q 9
eyed 70 years . rAa0 "1AA19s
inr Es :, and those Of his family, are respscnux
a. TWO O'Clock, from his late residence, No sossn -
rose Westminster county, NJ Y s
.h,'t :, saturday night March O. CHARLIE. -
'',ra martin and haria Wing, aged fourtsen mos,1S
friends Of the family respectfully inysS -
no the funeral, at the house Of Mr.. RoseveH, No =
n corpse VIII DO taken 10 Keyport for intermcuA
oop.-At salem, H. on Wednesday, rebrrsrv -
~ AVN 1IzA, widow Of James Wood, o Tsxrytswu
me remains win be taken 10 rsrrytowu for intevu
.lss n. ooay) forenoon, at eleven O'Clock.
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RoosRs-ln Brooklyn, on tuesday, December II,
at ono O'Clock i. NJ, CATHERINE, vito OF William H.
Rogers of SON, William Alfred.
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nrooklyn Art-PhotograPhic.-
SONS Imperial Gray vgnette chief OF Photographic beau
ties. Fulton street. opposite Clinton.
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Tru:scs, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
pu oL0vkR TnORNK, No aAns street.
Under HArusm'a MlAovyn.
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just Received and Now I'm store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORN GUT.
for sale by
j. FRED nlLWARD, IS and % Raade street.
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drawings OF the Delaware q ate Let.
ter4es-woOC. ENDY 90. AAnAsess Of lAs
pELAWARR. kEHrQxy nIssopn srAru - n1sfn6
DrrAwAsx-E~rRA CLASS lsS Marus iA
ys, S. 80 II. 10, 81, 70. 81, S. IS, rs, -, 20.
DxiAwAzx-CLass l6S March isol
50, So, so, AZ, 70, ", s, A, Al, "a, IA. 81, ~
Circulars containing schemes with fun particulars. sent
WOoD, BDDs co, Wilmington, Delaware,
Orto WOOD, EDDY d CO., st. louis, Missouri
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wheeler - Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines Al reduced prices. ofnce 500 Broadway
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ware Lotiefics:--
sussxx CouErY-CLsss 81 March 2 1851
AZ, l. a. 6S, 8, ca, 81, 10, 81, SO, IL, SO, IS, 10.
GaAsp CossoiIDArkp LorrxEY-CLsss 10 March 1861.
23, 70, %, 81, 8, 40, 3, 20, II, 81, IL, 2.
Il FRANCE co,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Charles Burleson, Of aayannah; RI r. Burnett, or Phi
adslpil and :. s. MAJ shall, OF White Plains, stop
ping at the Llfarge House.
Mr.. T. A. Howell Of the United States Navy; II. AID
ridge and wife, Of Indiana j. p Lindsay Of South Caro-
.ns a =; " !. cr1meo ssw 1ieams, a, W sa ana
stopping ut the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. C. n. PcasIeo and T. w. n HIbbard, Of Nov Usmp
shire Iicut HOPKINS and Iiout MAXWELL OF thu United
States Navy; w L. Coit and ~ spicer Of Troy, and j.
Strauss, Of Memphis, Tenn, arc stopping at tho Astor
Houso.
Kentucky; Deos ne Wolf, Of osweso; O. II. Gray and
wife, and c. G. Poor and wife, Of Boston; d. s. Murphy,
OF san Francisco, y H. Hammond, Of Albany; !. Coch-
rane and NJ Dwyer, u Halifax; Capt peusc, n the
steamer H. r. Cuyler and W. McMastor. OF Toronto woro
among the arrivals At tho s. Nicholas Hotel yesterday
Hon. Jcre Clemens, formerly United States Senator,
Gen. Cass passed. through wheeling Va, on wcdncs-
day roaar for homo, accompanied by hts widowed
daughter and her children
bon. Clement c. Clay, late United States Senator FROM
Alabama, accompanied by his brother, II. L. Clay, ar
rived in Chicago from tho South tho 9TH ut Thoy
months the ex-senator hoping TO regain his lost heath
IN the dry and br,cing atmosphere Of Minnesota
Everybody should Read 10.
The GROVER a BAKER = NJ 90 have published for
gati.ous ds,rib.ion. IN pea. psnphel form Washing
Brosdssy, New YORK. "D' '-1 = '"' : 'A''' '''''' -
Bsteheicr's Newly Invented wigs and
T.u, are sr, s,cs sSs 'soa, Of nature Send fora
BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-Reliabls and I'm
:aa .sa W. sSa Mold
Moldsvia Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
and retail D. W BATdaELoR Is Bona .trSst "''''
Trusses.--Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Tss No. 2veaey street lAstor Hocse opposite The church
Wheeler ~ Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines .. reSnocd prices. Once so Broadway.
Barry's Tricophcrous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besuiying curling cleansing
preeervns and RESTORING the hair Ladies' try " Sold "
all druggists = " -
Trusscs, Elastic Stockings. RhoulAes
Braces Abdominal ruprorterS &C.
pw GLOVER 4 TnORNK, No. AAna street.
Under HArusm's MnAovuu.
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WAN ooDs--0n Thursday, February os. by tho Rev
j. j. Sh X, Mr. GEoscs u. WAY 10 Miss Sarah H. dau1h-
Ter OF ~ late VIM. Moore, all Of this city.
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smith 4 Brother, brewers or X X Pale
and Eighth avenues.
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President Lincoln and White the Halter.
on the Ath March Abe at the White House, White .. ZIG
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Everybody should Read 10.
The GROVER BAKER y. NJ 90. have published for
rattous distribution. ia neat pamphlet FORM Washing
Farewell Address which be had A. their store k
Broadway, New York.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow
best In the world retail and The
dye privately applied, o. No Aston House.
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U-AxYs-wAKFrIFrD UEroNPOpr, OJNvILLR.
fclhAmyilc Mount vernon and sl other yilsss - .s
chester county. Taxes and back taxes may % $3.50
the subscriber Monday Tuesday, Marco 100 y
the Wesichester County General Ia. ofc co s ,,.i. M
paid will he sold by the County Trsssrr1 - rl.sscr
The now tan law. JOHN H. fokkb' "e"'i-% '
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90 600 VOLUMES on RhsE ASp vALyAM9
49, r.tsrs rf.r,y rrsns, Alchiecurr fantkaeS IeS
sse' ~, ~ \, q w. Bol TON Co. VI weaker ssr&
CsplioSues gratis
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from the Newark Journal, March
On Wednesday evening considerable excitement was
caused in Eizabeth by the appearance Of large crowd
before the house occupied by the motcr Ia law of Cap
tain Archibcd Gracie J, late Of the United states Army
whom that Officer Is visiting, having lately arrived from
Florida The gathering first proceeded to disturb tho
peace Of the neghborhcod, by performing unmeodi
Gus serenadc upon nah horns, tin pans NC Several gen.
tlemen within, astonshcd at tho unusual tumut threw
up the windows for the purpose OF investigation when,
to tho amazoment and fright Of all, vocy OF Roman
candle balls was discharged directly into the drawing
rooms Fortunately, serious injury sustained BY
any pesEon and effective at taken
fasten tho doors and Shutters that entrance could
b. accomplished from without After indulgng their
bearts contopt dsorderiy conduct the crowd burnt
eiigy Of Captain Oracle, upon which tho following
placard:--
MAJOR GENERAL ARCHIBALD GsAcIE, JI.,
TRAITOR TO HIS COUNTRY.
Ycafnrdax ho "a
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F,RUsSEsi TRU9sFs. TaUSSEa,
J. hERNfA RUPTuR RE now be radically cured -
using thc and improved
WHIT PATENT LEVER TRUSS
~ produces whit has long been wanted Truss Kvesy
anicttd person should Be day without one PamphL
tree. LADIES' SUPPORTERS on the same princfplr
Brace Suspcnders Tor ladies and gentlemen wholesale ana
retail GREGORY A CO.
No. % Bond street, New Yort-
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u Is Hclra--EcaI and Frrtendfd-
This Is the title Of a In tho NEW YORK.
LEDGER 20 day II from the pen OF r. Hamilton Myrrs
ESQ., ana IA the artistic delneatlon by professional man OF
actual Instance Of an attempt a, siupendous fraud
panied with the unnatural parental tyranny hca
lees trcnchery The abduction and long concearcnt OF
rRhfu heir, the persecution OF his beautiful half
Evelyn ard the unravclng OF the foul plot Of wrong
lover whowas lawyer take Irresistible hold upon thu
readers heart and imagination, ana keep him deeply interest
ed 10 the end OF the STORY.
The LEDGER Tor to-day also contains OF Mrs. Rn-
chic fascinating story Of The Mute sipgc sconnusttca
OF Mr. Ccbb's ise Of sea and Land" sivcrthora
ana tho usual variety OF sketches, editorials answers ana or
respondents. Ar.. A..
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III NOTICIOsO DE NUEvA YORK
II BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
prepared al kinds Of Printing that may be rer
ed in the Spanish language such Circulars Books
SHOW and Hand Bulls, &C., &c, with promptness and u
dcrAto rates.
Ofioo ~ Ann street. New York
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The Inauguration Hat-Knox's Last
crrsn issued this morning bears this Appropriate ue
Call 4 examine II at No. cl2 Broadway.
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CREES'SsIIIRTS TO ORDER-.FTTS GUARANTEED
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Rheumatism In It's most painful FORMS also scrofula cry
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&C. are most certainly cured BY this great purifier.
Hyatts Life BAssm has cured thousands Of
and similar Diseases and !. III certainly any
which can be reached by medicine taken In accordAnro
with the directions.
II docs contain particle Of mercury or any other dos
terons mineral IL be taken with perfect safety
most delicate oman or infant.
IT IL TuE GREAT CURATIVE BLESSING or
THE AGE.
IS cents per bottle. Six bottles. -.
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