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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28


The sAib 1GsSia n tissvtool. - g,
bay, fell q wlfh tAS SriS Esrefio. fSomI STa
don, for New York, wt:4 the erwin : No.
ing condition, and supplied fhsn.
Two hundfed tAoesAaA pouD0o sssY,;.s {.
Hs..ssd A.. s'sS: ss,. sss:.s'y
thousand pous d. Of New z.aiand sold = I sn
route. VI
7ns LArssf.
s,.ssns,oss, March io-Amssicsn ,,.s,,,:.
ore hrrh. "'s
re Asia asyived here to-day.
0aribaldi puesided over q large mseti,.
popular DELEGATES Tecsntly. at Gero.
said he fsplored the ahssnee Of rems,ep.
ttves from the excluded provinces. M to-
an oath TO deliver these proyinces.
Eiramon had arrived at Cad,z.
don At e3fasss. s LOIS
COMMERCIAL sGws.
Lts0pcd. NaseA 1l Cotton closed dul,
SAFES on MonnAy and Tuesday Of 4 oso S.,.-
including 3.cco bales - spsculstors ana 49,. ~
portsrx PSicss unchaAged. 'A'
The Manchester market closed quis, and
Breadstuas closed dull Flour dbl, ..a..
lower. wheat declined Is2d for lowe, c.o1
itiss. Corn declined ID mixed 2ss. SS~''
kfovisioas-bssf closed Qaist, bat mia.
STEADY. FORK duh and unchanged. BscoS
steady. '''"v
Produce. -Ro sir. les email at ia. 81. a.,
common. Spirits Turpenuue nominal So.
gar quiet and steady. CeGes steady. Ric.
36s
Sxw Yoxx STOCK MARxlr.
In New York. ON the 18th, the follov,,.
wsss The quotations: Virginia 60, sssss M.
sourt e., s2ss52a; Tennessee bonds, ss,ass..
Ncrth Carolina bonds. 10.
SuH SHIELDS LEAFS AZ Alu
WIycARsrxR, March "a, IL o'clcckp M
conssQ uencs Of the forward moysm emf n, 80
forces. the reports Of fhe killed, wound"d
and missing cam lot be accurately ascertainss'
bat 1t 10 estimated that our losc Wa "a ~ LA
killed, among whom we're ons OoIorsi s.T
fourteen Captains and Lieutenants.
This Loneon Times thinks rte FEDERAL ,ie.
tories Will lead to separation and peace.
Daring thu night at Winchester On Satur.
day, the FEDERAL General shields was strucs
by the fragment Of ehell On his left arm
shatteiins tho bone. and rendering srsputa.
ton Necessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28


We ars plsased 70 observe that the city au-
thoritiss begin TO show themselves awake 70
~ importance Of strengthening the river de.
fsscss 70 this city. Our whole energies shoud
b givsa 70 this subject. The article lately
psbhshsd from foreign periodical, describing
~ BARRIERS ~ which even the Chinese were
able to arrest the progress Of oset Of pow
erfal British yunboats up their rivers deserves
10 b Investigated, 20 that It may Be soon
whsthsr Il cannot b adapted 10 the defence Of
our own river. This has been nom the b.
slaai.g ths svsnne to the capital, which, Of I'll
otnsrs, rsqursd most attssGion Every w.
fisy Of nssns should b employed in it's d.
'eesa The sasthwosks should ell be pro vidsd
VIA De9A-psosf shslasss; the obstractions In
~ sasaasi commanded BY batteries on shors,
isoa-pl.asa gsabosts or rsiss eonstruetsd 70
az 10 ~ defence, And suca oshsr modes Of de.
fence = asssl end military sxpsrisnc. and
ingenuity may suggest. il obyious n :. ,hs
enemy win comma himself ptino,nal,y = ~:
water sonssss, but il 10 certain .hs. -. :.
least such q than - are Of vital impo,s.n.. :.
eaa b nsds perfectly inprsgnabls . Id =.
tseks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Discharged. -Dr. q. A. Strscksr. msntiousd
In our paper Of yesterday - having bssn q.
rested on Wednesday for disloy atty, Vas die
charsod on The aane syerina. Dr.. q. u -
"a wa wsn knoW1 rssilsufS q this eity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

TIE man D,b6le, who is said to have re-
Gently plotted the Yankees in their raid on
Newhern, it was stated in yesterdays Dis
IN Rich uaond in November last, at the Pass.
port Otice in this city. This was an error
He iDibble) and one Capt Westervelt (also
with the Yankees in their recent excursion
came to Richmond after the expiration of
tho Presidents Proclamation forty days al
lowance to alien enemies to leave the coun
try,l but were refused passports by Col Jones,
chief Of that office. On the representations
of the two creatures to the Secretary of War,
backed by the endorsement Of sundry soft
headed citizens, he granted the scoundrels a
special passport to leave the Southern Con
federacy.
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Rock Battles.--The Shockoe Hill Cats and
Bu.chertowu Cats, as the boys of the two
localities referred to denominate themselves,
have on veral recent occasions been showing
their want Of breeding and parental discipline
by INDUCING in savage reneounterr on the hill
north of the Presidents House Tho Adde'S
cent ruffians have had, however, sense enough
TO post guards to give warning Of the ap-
have dispersed several crowds, have been un-
successful! in their attempts to catch any of the
ragamufine in the act Of throwing rocks
When caught, they will certainly Be carried
before the Mayor and fined, and have the
pleas ure of seeing their names fourishing I'M.
der the police report.
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Sala Of Cestsn.

Whilst events have compelled us to relin
quish the idea that cotton IL an absolute mon
arch, re are not yet willing 70 abandon the
thought that he is at any rate limited King,
and may yet do much to extricate us from our
difficulties. This, however, depends upon the
allegiance Of his subjects at home. If they
are dis,oyal, and are willing to cell their King
and country, his kingdom must soon be ended
and his soeptre pass away. We are sorry to
hear, upon what we consider reliable source
that brisk trade in cotton has been going on
frone principal Southern seaport, as many az
twenty vessels being engaged in the Illicit
traffc, that largo amount has found Its way
over Texas to Mexico; that a new device has
been lately hit upon of selling it to Union
men in East Tennessee, who are secumnlatine
the article in that region to be disposed of to
the Yankees, and that disloyal men in North
Alabama srs openly selling 1t to the invaders
Such conduct a. this 10 imam ous. II il meaner
ana falser than Yankeeism a thousand times
because Yankeeism, although engaged in In
vasion, and not in defence, win not, with all
its love Of money, sell ~ single article we
need, whilst We, who arc defending all that
men hold dear, for the sake Of base greed and
luere, sell thst which is the very life blood OF
our country.
We trnst that the spsculations Of disloya'
people in North Alabama, and other sections
viii soon b put IN end 70 BY the operation.
Of our military commanders. Let them exc
cute tho law of Congress with the utmost
vigilance and energy. II IL the cotton and TO.
baoeo Of the South, and that alone, that the
enemy desire. They arc more valuable 70 us
than hundred armies. The power Of the
torch which w hold over them 10 worth far
nors than the power Of the sword Burn
observation-disclosures 1t is In danger Of
falling into the ensmy's hands. And, when.
ever the propriesos have not patriotism
enough to destroy, lot the military have no
Assitasioa in applying the torch At once and
tAOFoughly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

The Dsas Light Artillery.--This fine com.
pany Is nearly filled. IL is mostly composed
Of Marylanders, and has been raised mainly by
the exertions of Lieut.. Blair. The ,mmand,
we are informed, has been rendered Lieut.
Col. Norris Montgomery, late of Baltimore,
who has accepted. Col. NJ is IN officer OF
fine attainments and much experience, having
been for the last twenty years connected
with the volunteer military of Baltimore. He
is a warm Southern man, and well calculated
TO mako himself popular with bis men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Body Of Soldier Fouxd.-Ths body Of .
soldier, supposed from his dress 70 b from
Louisiana; rose 70 the surface Of the Dock
yeasrday, near the corner Of Soth street. ana
hank An order that the Coroner might hold
IN inquest over the remeinA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Court Mayt5ai-This military tribunal was
in session yesterday, as usual in the C,sy Hall.
The manner of proceeding OF tribunals of this
sort isvery tedious and irksome, all of the
questions and answers of witnesses being re-
duced to writing as fast as propounded. None
OF the parties arrested here on suspicion of
dialoyalty, as far as We are informed, have yet
had hearing, nor, indeed, has any notice
been given the public that witnesses would
be allowed to testify on their behalf The
proceedings Of court martial, we presume,
are not necessarily transacted III secret, but
access to the one now sitting seems to have
been debarred to all save a favored few, and
these last SO far as our observation has ex.
tended, have been the officers instrumental in
efEecting the arrests of the various accused
parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

The Va,ieties.--To night the beautiful play
Of "Romauce in the Life of Poor Young
Man" will be performed at this little Theatre,
" hich will no doubt be crowded az usual.
For the last few nights many have been com
'pslled TO leave without being able TO obtain
admission We would therefore advise our
friends to 90 early
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Negro Shos-A negro owned by Messrs.
Talbot g. Brother was shot after nightfall,
Monday evening, while rising the hill near
what is known az Cottage Row, BY the Ian.
casterian School The ball, which was dis.
charged from the pistol Of sope unknown ruff.
fan, entered the darkey's arm, and produced
quite a serious wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Tbs City Gunboat.-From what We can
learn, tho proposition submitted ct the last
meeting of tho City Council, to inquire into
the expediency Of building a gunboat for the
city defence, meets with general favor The
committee will no doubt report favorably.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Rally, Young Men.-Robert g. Scott, Eco,
late Coasnl 10 Rio. has authority for raising q
battalion, and invites all patriots to join him
in the protection Of Our cduntry's flag. Mr..
Scott commanded the Richmond 0rays in the
Mexican war, and has therefore seen SER
VICE. Our young men will now rally TO his
call, and a battalion of picked soldiers will
soon be prepared to follow him to the field.
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rnn vsws u 1ss HASA.

Nsw YoRx, march 81 Tho steamer uanA
has arrived with Liverpool dates 70 tne Assn
tnstAnt -,
In the Houss Of Lords % sns assa is.aasS
Lord Oampball called attention 70 Ae1ne0.l
eisncv al 80 Amegtnsn blockade Of sAe ,su0n.
fsderste" ports. and hA moved for u oorxoe-
pondouca ON the sNeJeces
Lord R1ansll replied % tie psooep addNced
By Lord Oampbeli Of the ineocasney q ne
hIooka de. nnd rscoanted the s6oets N ade by
ths North 70 rsaAsri u sMsettve. He soastd.
ersd ths1 the want Of cOttoA An the Engltah
narkst vas the best test tAat Ne blockade
~ not an empty ono. -
He adAod, sAAs the SsneWaa ef1 IN ola ~.
ing hsSWeen he NORTH ana IL ho1tA vAa
i4possihles and - hspDA she HeetA voal4
consent - poa0ofal aa0AsAttcae q Ne ooAAea.
DosA vses lleA AAA ea1snAvs sneasA - -
mighty povego. He 1uelod that U11Atu tAeeH
ncot6s or eooneP ~ Was vooh eeAaes leAv.
inS enAnClpatieas e poaaielA 70 - e0belee
~ gradnak ga peAao9nas meeAav - 80
6s6 nss 1sssaal saa1anieAalea. A1a leen
Ma1e b. ~ Hreaah eAha s1n0iieA 0gveeas
Ment on Il = tnen nio0ag q The hseckAde.
Tia lnotlOO Was thee WttAAsAWe.
T1e AnAie CAilds = ~ nSlns g sas 49, 49,
ao4ney wAteA ArItveA d 0AaaAes0W ~ w.
Wttl6ApGtoA, Il. q, teoe4t< - sa.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

In New York. ON the 18th, the follov,n,
wsss The quotations: Virgins &c, sssss; M,s.
sourt e., s2sa52a; Tennessee bcnds, a,ase,
Ncrth Carolina bonds, 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

dence, In Virginia.
OPERATIONS OF TIE coKTkDsaArss II 1AaIa.
The Phila6elphia Frees has the following
from Washington:
As the arrival and release Of Mrs. Norris,
stood, Is - proper 70 state the circumstances.
she was arrested upon q belief fhat she Was
engaged In . reasonable correspondencs
with the enemies Of the United States. Amer
err, In which she was very direct and frank
In her answers to all the inquiries addressed
to her, che was released upon her parole oI
honor, to render NO aid and oomi0rs TO the
enemies Of tbs United states There was
correspondsd IN ciphsr with &AfolA. Tres
sonabls correspondenoe was, however, found
In her possession. Among otAeEy, q stspin.
can't letter from Paris. dated January slss.
name IL in posasaslon Of the commissioners,
and whose hopea Of the recognition mlAt. hy
this time, 81 his own presentation Of The case,
be snscsuaiiy dlspslied. s.a.Gs ~
Tho following srs extracts from tAs long
and Interesting lsttsr: $
ssEor more tAAn Q N snth, correct and rsltA-
biz Information, In the form OF letters from
baltimore. and selections of the rignt sort
Aeoess estsbltshsd In part By namslssa
friend Of youru, Who, by the; althfulnao
Of his abode In loyal BtAte. was obliged "a
setcuTA for short tine here. 1nie pAoaoo re-
are yoa aware hat al ny doansa q n.lsl.
more wsrsrsported 81 WasAington, aAA thing
which even nov IN IT . total loss % an
asr.sand how they eo2ld have sssa discov-
"TAe sostAssa uonfedsrscy wss m;
1ossanAts in thsir selection of thstr otyll
YapSeesu tativss abroad. Mr.. IAnceys -:
siAss Aia pnfo{tnn4ts rseofd y 49,
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nlcNiral.


AYERS PILLS.-ATe you sick. feeble allo
IA complaining! Ne yon out Of order With your - ~
dsrsur.d and your feelings o0sae' Ih'-e sy
ere ofes the pe.ods seTions ilne's some w Oh
creeping upon you and shanj he syeed Oy umeS Us
af.be -gbt remedy Tsso AYERS PILLS and cleanse out
che disord.red hur7rs party the blood aoo et tue ho
move on un,brucei g. hesh srn. Itey Stimulate the
fonet.ys b ~ iuto vigorous ecylty py tho system
Go,o the o5.,r-iors Which make disease cold 'ettio'
somewhere IN the boIy and ob.truc's !s natural functions
These Il not relieved upon themselves and the suf-
rounding orsss producing genea aggrayaion SUITE ing aud
esse While il hi, cpnoiion. oppssed by the deraDge
,uert. Ike AYERS PILLS snd how directly they re-
store the natural sc,ion Il The system aud with the buoy
ant f OF health ugia. What j. true and 40 s2pare1t IN
His tnyi aud complaint Is also ac In msny Of the
deep seat and dangerous dstvmp'rs The sane pargative
elee. oxp,s them. Ca1ed by simsr ob'rcion' AMI de-
,snsmen OF the natural ncii,us Of She body they arc nap
.dy and many Of ht surely cured BY the same mean
Nobo vino snow The virtue Of these Pils viii neglect - 'n
ploy Them when suffering from Ga, disorders hey care su'
Head. che Foul ,nilch Dyeutery, Bilious Oomi'su'
i1Gig, sor ccItgemeut Of the liver CosVene'' or oo'
tston Asa Diauer PHI they both az eesbe fna '
PRICE - CENTS PER BOZ. or FIVE nOAEs ioL 81.
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6tetionern ano 9anrn Goods.
TIVE ZEN j. MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
TaE GOLD PFN--IHE BEST or Ali PENS.
NORTO GOLD PENS.


IA recent Of sny Of ,he following ia cash or post
the subscriber viii Ferd b. return mil OF other~is
directed o ID Pen o. Pens 'ee'ing ne sumo sseFa"y
G0GD PENS, WITHOUT CASES,
FOR q GEMS the Magic Pen, TO- % cents, tho Lncsy fel
or 70 ce-t- he Aacs Ready Peni for 70 cents tao Elegant
rcu. and for ; I, lbs Excelsior rea.
.IiE SANE PISS IN SIiVt RELATED EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS
For 50 cents. the Magic Pen; for - cents me LUCKY en
or tie Aw.y,Ready Pen: for = - ,he hlrsaul rea
I'd Tor N. the Exce-oI Pen These are VIZ hni.nea
Of every OF which will far ou'ss gross 'e
steel Pens .,,,,., no,.,,,v, .,.
snoed on she following Pens and the Points are waranei
or 81 month. except asanst accident iSe nun u
r,cd ,or the rocket: No the snslss and No. 10 the
est AIanrno, Cold Pen, for ,he de,s Lous and resua
.ibs Of all sizes aud qniies shot Nhs OF o' ~
and made 'uly of FIRST quality The engraving. are i'c'
lies OF tie '' Coz ~ $PENs. WITHOUT CASES
For IS cent. 40 Pom, La quality, or NO fen' u
for a. sNo 2Peu Ia. quality, No Pen "a quality
o - 81 Is sc Peo Ia. quality sNO aPep, "a quail.
n? r No. q F %1a quality or No PEN I'd qu
y, OF a No. Pen. ID quality ,,cn Alfalfa.
FOR II IS No. Pen st quay orc no. rem ''q''"'
For ~ Is. No. Pen let quality ,,,, ,,vrrus,ou
THE SAME G3nn rE WiT n ps Stihs
For $50 aTo Pen lsqusnty, No Pen. 80 qush'y
For 81 - No Pen ~ quality or No Per- I'd aa'ii
'fg 81 No 8 Pen lsl quality. 10 Pen' "a quality
Nv, or a No Pen. Sd quality. -, CD. oIo,.l,v
Tor E1s No PEP, 1T quality or NO. Zen 20 qnAy
Tor ~ 81 q No. Pen lot quality ar ,pp .,otryrrD
Col ID PENS ALI i,tQu ALI }, ~ 3lh' 49,
DEsK-HOLDbks. .,-
For - No. Pen; for : - aNo' 'leni WI " 49,
No Pea, For - 20 a No ! Pen. op.I r., sgs yo
FOR 44s NO Pens for as No sPeni ana iof SoN''
he i Qn.ity" are pointed with The very best NV
Paints carefay selected AID none Of thi, qli ,,.t
with the slightest iInpedeotion WINCH 81" NV VIZ
Tie ID ouat," superior 20 any fen' made oS III"
ts "a ons,yp he Intend. ,hl equal IN re.pec, 20 "a
rsbility Elasticity AID Good Nfios S . '"0
10 regard to Odd Pen % ess m.eh1 he
previous ofers'ing lis Ne 10 "a Dnr.ble Pens foo
The Vrce had tie Gold been fri'hrd sI'.ul'op Nun
VI 49,, ayd<,,so aust N al fGne,i p'cVk He sJ
o,,f,, al he PenT Or Pfnf AMI Cof', hdHN
Fo, .Sr by all dealers IA the line thIoushO" "he
county. uouToS
Ao'i'~' No p Msiden Lane. Nsw-Yoft
,.rd'rg. .lnss letter post ttamp viii receive cir
crI,r' with the engIvn.s shove rciefftdto.
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, until the
- 5h dsy Of February 1862 f fnTasbng FLOUR 70 no
Subsistence Department OF rue u. 5. Army , .
About twelve thousand 2ooc barrels vi % required Of
hh grade Of Ezra Flour 10 he delivered in washington At
the Hsiosd Depot or the mills wsfeons. 10 Oe fse-
town tine between the 5th and l3ih Of fehufy ~
Each oerrel Flour b. ospeoed Jrst before rcestd
Tie Flour must be cqus Ia ous n the taPe' 90 be ID
famed the Capitol Bakery a. Warrington City sud The Der
70 10 he head lined
Tho customary osih Of allegiance viii be required Of each
cofha.tor ..... . .
Bids 70 BE- 5iIsc,ed 10 Major A. BECKWITH c. s.
4. ; A., aud indorssd "Propossls"
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q MoarlEY esq Of Utica, Y, wri'cs:" have used
your PsctrI myself snd in my family siuce You in
yene g. and believe the best medicine for it, purpose eve
PIT With bad colo, should sooner psy twenty hVe
doll- sor belle than do without or take a9y other rem
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CROUP. WgOOPING COUCH MyLTEENz.A, o.s

~FRINGflFfr. MIS-, 60 T. 1000
BHsraFr NYrr; viii cbee fy certi, your ffetorAl -
1e be fctnedy pos,ess for the cure " nooPlus ,ous
tonp. erd chest dsess-s 81 ohorsn Mooi your lIeie
.lty IL tho South ap eciao YOU sA aud q lend ye"
stici. 60 90 pic. bTtA JNiS ~. "a.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
roR THE RArID CURE or
COLDS, COUGHS, AND
HOARS EN- f. :.
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RFTNFNrLp, Mass
Dec. 20 1855. }
De. J { AvsH; do not beg
i,ute to soy tbe best rem dy'i
have ever found toI Cousn''
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copccniitfat g.. gtons 81 \
Cold. IS youf CHKhEY Pecr0'
RAJ It's Consent u.e IN my
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.s,ttsu ycar. has shown j. 70
pos.ess 81 Tor virtue. for te
,res.meut of these complaints.
EgEN KNIGHT, 81. -.
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INJECTION RETURNS from all the States Of
IL the Un.,p. holds elections IA 1901 eAsiHiy e0l-a
for TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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fc9al Aolires.

I iSr of STATE. Capitals. Governors, times
IL afLe laiye Meetiu.e Gonoal GIo.toas etc In TIL
IhlBUNE ALAANAt.
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SIM Y,l- fhegrv Pccfor0t l. Ter' u41g Hsrve Gus cures
4, thr sectica II has reley-d several lom alarming Nup
.ows Of con lmpi H. end nov cufIg m VINO hbs IT,
mood unde an ciion OF the lungs Tor me asl o,y years
W.! HENRY T.. PARKS. Merchant.
A A. Ramsey NJ D.. Albion. Monroe Co., Iowa Tites
sent 6 10 :: nni ny ? acce - many years 1--we
fnd NOTHING equal your CherY Proyai Tor eNis eAo
and relief To- ccnsunPiye patients or cdns suca a' sIs
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roof Of lie eses q THO remedy found an is eiee'a upon
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no rem. dy has been known when eui-d
a. ANY c such dangeg tns some no human
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role. AID OoIfo.t. ,, 49,. ,srs
f,r0s HorsE, New.York City, naYch 5, 1855
po-Fag Ayse Lowell; feeiit day ADD pleasure 70
rsou sou your Chry iscorGI has done Tor my VIE
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