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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08
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TIE WRoso Boy.--.Captain Elis, Of the cava-
r., relates the following little incident, whicli
serves to illustrate how eoolly the ...horrors Of
war; arc looked upon BY our boys lie snys Ii
one Of the numerous skirmishcs IL which his
company were engaged, dismonnted, one Of his
men, yonag Kitchen, from Houlton, Maine spied
rebel running across the field opposite
Now says Kitchen, taking deliberate aim II
the reb, S'you' Il see that Taa jump, aud fred,
but missed his mark. The relscl rooliy stopped
and returned the compliment aud Gcorgere-
ccived b ball in the lfeshy part Of the leg. lie
jumped about four feet, and CALCULATED IsEg
jolly, the wrong boy jnmred that time.
-4~A4-@----s s------@Aaiss--
AZ Irishnpan, being recently on trial Cor some
offence, pleaded mo- guiltyi' and the jury being
in the box, the State solicitor proceeded to cali
Mr., Fnrkisson as witness With The utmost
innocence Patrick tprnc4 his face 10 theeourt
and said
do understand your honor, that Dir. Fur,
kisson is to be witness foreninst me again
The Judge said drily, 'it seemed SOL
"Well, Thin, yopr honor, plade guilty. sure
an yer honor plaisc, not because ] am guilty
for I'm as innocent as yer honor sucking baby,
but just on account Of saying Aisiher Turks
sons sotcl.
E.
The following pithy story is told Of IisllaN
and Rogers
Glow do sou do, TIallam2'' said the poet,
"Do whatg' said the other.
aWhy, how do yon find yourself?''
~ never lose myself"
well, how have you been?
'Been whcre3'
'tPshaw! How do you feelFl
Feel me and see
sGoo1-inorning, HalIami'i
ut Is not good morning"
Bogers could say no more.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

JoLLY SoDIEas.-A correspondent Of the hospit-
al Indianapolis, says:
Infront OF one building have seen four SOL
diers on bench, each minus leg, Once or
twice / noticed them luxnriatiag there in the
shade, the old stump laid across the remaining
leg, and all whigtling Yankee Doodle. This ono
legged quartette perform almost daily, and they
don't seem 10 care whether eorn i one dollar per
bushel, or one cent.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08
A Good hit gor a youth,

An old chap In Connecticut, who WAS ope of
the most niggar1ly men known In that part of
the country, carried on the blacksmitLing BUSH
ness very extensively and as generally the case
in that State, boarded all his own hands. And
TO show he cnvied the men what they eat he
would have bowl Of bean soup dished up for
himself TO cool, while that for the hands was
served mp in a large pan just from the boiling
pot. This old fellow Ind m apprentice who
was rather unlGcky among the hot irons, fro
quently burning his fingers. Fine old man seold-
cd him severely one day, for being SO careless
"How can tell, z said the boy, s.if they arc hot,
unless they are rcd ~
''Never touch anything again till You spit on
it; if il don't hiss it won't burn
In day or two the old man sent the boy in
to sos. if his aoap was cool. The boy went i'm
spit IN the bowl of course the soup did n0thfss.
He went back and told the boss all was right.
DINNER - cried he.
All hands run; down sat tho old man at the
head of the table; and in went large spoonful
of the boiling hot soup to his mouth.
"Good heavens r cried the old man in the
greatest rage, ssWhat did you tell aae that lie
for? you young rascal II
II did not lie, said the boy, very innorently
lyon told me should spit on everything to try
if ii was hot, spit in your bowl, and the soup
did not his, SO supposed il was cool, !"
Judge Of the effect upon the jonrs. That boy
never was in want of friends among the jour
neymen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
New York, Sept. S,

The banks Of tie city have accepted
Mr.. Chase's pr ,poe ition to lend to the
Government $35. 900. 900, At s per cent
interest, and be paid in the S per cent
legal tender Treasury notes, authorized
By the great $40, 100000 Loan Act Of
last March. To this acceptance. howev-
err, two conditions have been laid, which
it is believed Mr.. Chase will scarcely ac-
cede to. First, the banks wish the Treas
ury notes to run from one to three years,
whereas it has been deemed absolutely es-
sentiai to the financial safety of the issue
that one year be the extreme limit. Sec
ond, the banks s.ipulate that If they take
this first $50, OO0, 900 Of those Treasury
notes, the remaining s55, 100000 that
are hereafter to be issued shall be nego-
tiated through the banks. if they shall
choose to take them.
Should the loan fail to be negotiated,
it is argued that Mr.. Chase will easily be
able to replsnish the Treasury, during
the next two months, By the issue ofcer-
tificatea of Indebtedness of the 5.20's. IF
necessary small amount of ordinary cur
rency-an amount fully adequate-may,
by these means. be raised without any
serious arrangement. if no. with positive
advantage to the general financial inter
est of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Nsv York. eept. 5,

a Morris Island lettsr just received
states that Wagner win = bald 70 the
lsst moment. Nothing, il i said. bat
v,nt Of water viii compel her to susren-
der. The dead are 90 thick around her
wallis that the water from shallow wells
cannot Be drank unless compelled By
thirst. II some Of the soldiels are 90 i'm
prudent as to swallow any, the same day
they arc in the hospital, and before the
close of the week, many Of them are in
their graves. Attempts have bsen made
to supply the garrison from Charleston,
but thus far only small quantities have
been furnished. Only at midnight, OF
under cover of some dense fog in the
morning. have any vessels been known te
reach them, for tho last eight days. i
the Monitors would only cut off commu'
nication for one week longer the for
would be in our possession, and with Fort
Wagner, Ft. Gregg, and the whole o.
Morris Island once ours, the stars and
stripes in q few hours would wave ovel
Sumter.
We are now within one hundred yards
of Wagner. BY tomorrow our heaviest
PARROTS will be able to deliver FIRE at
distance of 600 yards, into the enemy
embrazure commanding the ditch and al
en6lading one in every gun looking sea
ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
St. Louis, Sept. 6

Gentlemen composing tho Relief Com
mittee for Lawrence, Kansas, make the
statement that the dispatch recently sent
from Kansas City for the associated press,
saying that large amount of the goods,
money, and numbers of horses taken by
Quantrel had been recovered and return.
ed, is false. Of the horses stolen from
Lawrence, only three have been return.
ed, and the amount Of merchandise re-
covered will not exceed one hundred dol
lars.
The Republicans Memphis special says
the steamer Progress, from White River,
brings news that Gen. Davidson, with
cavalry and artillery, the advance Of
Steele's army, on the 9Th ult.. drove the
enemy. 1000 strong, across the Bayou
Belle Bridge, killing and Sounding abou,
100, and capturing 200. Our loss was
30 The rebels burned the bridge afler
crossing. Steele was At Duvall's Bluff
on the 3lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Memphis. Sept. 8.

Brig. Gen. Carr, who has just recover.
ed his health. which was greatly i'm paired
by the brilliant. part which he sustained
in the Vicksburg campaign, reported here
for duty last night. He is ordered to the
command Of the left wing Of Gen. Hurl
butts army with headquarters at Corinth,
Miss.
!, Chaplain Carr, OF the Sd Illinois cav.
airy, brother Of the General. leads 70
the alter this evening the lovely young
widow. Mrs. Vickers, of Memphis. The
bride and groom 60 North to spend the
honeymoon, among the clerical pentle-
mems friends upon the Illinois prairies.
Everything is quiet along the line.
Some small gurrilla bands are commit
ting depredations near Brownsville and
jackson. Tenn, burning cotton which the
owner: are endeavoving TO get to market.
Considerable quantities Of cotton have
reached Memphis, during the past three
Gen. Steele vas st Davalps Blu6 Al
1t lest ssessats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Washington, Sept. 8.

Wasnln&s0u, sept. y.
The President has ordered that the Ex-
scutive order, dated Nov. 2ist. 1869.
prohibiting the expectation from the Uni
ted States Of arms, ammunition, or muni-
lions Of var, under which the comman.
ders Of departments were, BY order Of the
Secretary Of War. dated May IL, 1863.
directed to prohibit the purchase and
sale for expectation Of oil horses and
mules within their respective commands.
and to take and appropriate 70 tho ust Of
the Uaited States Army horses aud mules
and live stock designed for expectation,
be 80 far modified that any arms hereto
fors imported into the United States may
be rs-exportsd to the place OF Original
shipment. and that any live stock, raiSed
in any State or Territory bounded BY the
Pacific ocean, may be exported from any
such States or Territory.
Instructions have been iesued requir.
ing the men charged with desertion. who
belong TO regiments whose terms have ex-
pred, If unable 70 clear themselves Of
the charge, shall b compelled to serve
out the remainder Of the term.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07

10 Ill e laalfh = - - lseal ssse1
70 70 into QuaIantino.
London A1e. IT, C6esos closed Il
e3} q 0S} tof money. American seoa-
rites firm, bat quist.
Il IL reported Mr. Daytoa has received
instructions flnm HI oosornneot, % pso-
test against The French prossdisgs il
Mckee.
Tho following Is ; Summary Of the
news BY the stesacr Olympic, which
sailed from Liverpool on the 96th ult.,
and reeeived By tho City. Of New York:
A steamer, supposed to be the Florida,
Was seen passing down the channel of
Qnsenstown, o. tho Esd Of Aug, evident
" in the trade Of American vessels.
It's stated that Mr.. Slidsll had long
interview with Drewin on the Goth and
list Of Aug. The Central Association
!or the recognition Of the Confederate
States 1t Manchester has received mani
festo strongly srging recognition and
friendly mediation.
The Times in an article, says there is
belief ia the truth Tho Washiogton Gov
ernment against France in regard to me-
diation. The general belief i that the
American protest will now b feeble, ard
unattended By any threat. for the lst re-
ally offensive threat against Napoleon,
would be the dgaal for the dsltvsrance
Of the Confederacy.
The Daily News. says it b stated that
not the least doubt can BE- entertained
that MAMMALIAN has accepted the throne,
and that . European loan has bsen pro.
posed to start the new Government and
pay the over due liabilities. The notes
Of the Western powers have bsea dsliv-
cred to Gortschalkoff. There had bsen
no response - Jet
~As baton Rouge there y : contri-
vance of tho soldiers for carrying water 10
the camps that displays considerable in.
gsnuity. An ordinary barrel has fitted
to the head block Of wood, with pivot
like the wheel Of wheslbarrow, and .
rod Of iron. like the tongue Of . buggy,
that forks near the barrel to draw it Ike
garden roller, the barrel revolving like
. wheel. Two men will draw barrel Of
water up the levec with tolsrable ease. A
negro looking On 1t the performance ssid:
well, fore God, what won't white men
do ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Columbus, XIV, Sept. 5

The three negroes found guilty of muir
der in the Peckham case, were executed
to-day, by order of Gen. Hurlbut. The
execution took place at O'Clock, under
direction of Col. Scott, Commander OF
the Post, assisted by Maj. NJ. X. Rowley,
the Provost Marshal of the District, and
Capt. j. H. Williams, Provost Marshal OF
Columbus. The execution was attended
with some military, display, and Was wit
messed BY crown Of people, both black
and white, numbering $500 The con-
demned confessed their guilt, but claimed
in extenuation, that they were instigated
to the deed by white men.
Seven more are yet in Jail awaiting
the approval of their sentence for execu.
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Washington. Sent &

Post Master General R,s;r h..
10 washington from visit with the Sc.
cono assistant +. NJ. General, Nc Clellan
put IS sun Frustrated by sickness at his
residence.
The Potomac f1otilla ranor,. M .;rn.
recently, Of rebel troops along the river
The official orders show that TIA en-.
turc of the gunboats Reliance and HatteI.
i te, by the rebels, was owing 70 disrs.
gard Of the instructions Of tie command.
ing officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07

NEW BOOKS.
Lost and Saved-by Mrs. Merton;
Frank WaFrin ston--by A uthor o. kutleiee;
The Drummer Boy Story OF Bornside's Expeditios;
Rockford-by Mn. LII ie DevpFenx Upcssed;
Drifting About-by Stephen Massett;
Ny Southern Rri~nds-by Edmund Kfrke;
In the Tfcpics-by Richard Kimeall;
Journal of . Residences on . Georgia Plantation
by Mrs r. A. KrmhIe;
Poes works, Blue and Gold;
Rerd,s a.
Gibbons Rome. 6 Vols.
chambers' English Literature;
20 Information for the People;
Packs rd's Minor Surgery:
The Excise TAX Laws by Commissiner Etss;
The Flying Dutcnm n-SAxe;
Aarisn Gvcy-by Mrs. II. 6. Holmes:
Like and Unlike;
Les Mtser sblss;
Orphess G. kerrss Papers Cd Series,
Yrcemason's Monitor.
Cooks voysxes.
A odds-by the Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field and Carton;
Vegetables Of Amesios;
Tie Campaign o. t6s9 and ~.
Physiological Nemoirs--by Hanmsnd;
Mr. Lrslie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book;
Boys Own book;
Dickens Complete Works;
Home Ind Abroad, second Ssrtssy
Tho Poets Joarnal, by Bayard Taylor;
Pavsop Brow nlow . Beokj
Okarsngo River;
Rdvin Bro.herloft, by winthFop;
Thisday receiveds NJ
BROwNRLL's Book Store.
sus79 ID Cor. Main and 9Th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
New York. Sept. 6.

New York, Sept. s.
The City Of New York from Liverpool
Goth, and Queenstown, 9th, arrived thi.
a. m.
1t is reported rebel man-of-war il re-.
pairing 1t Brest. -
The Globes Paris correspondent says
it is reported that sundry vessels, model
ed after the Alabama, are building in
French ports. He also slludes to the ca
nard that instructions have been sent ia
Mersey to protest against the continued
recognition at Warrington of Juarrax a
Mexican representative.
A committee Of the Emancipation So.
ciety, on the 28th, memorialixed Earl
Russell to stop the departure oftwo steam.
ers designed for the Confederate service,
constructed by the builders Of the Alaba.
ma, and ready 10 sail from the Mersey
They allege that one was 10 sail on or
about the eth of August, and would be
received BY the Florida, which Vas sail
ing on the coast for that purpoee. They
also allege that another iron-clad is sp.
preaching completion on the Clyde, and
call upon the government to promptly in
terfcre aud apply the Law With rigor.
The Daily News backs up the memo
rial
Nothing new in the Polish or Mexi-
can Question.
It is expected that the Conference Of
German Princes has adopted the most
important Recommendation of Austria.
Liverpool, Aug. Is.
Cotton buoyant, and very active at Ia
@ 144, advanced since prices of Friday
last. Flour dull. Wheat, moderate. de.
maud; old winter red Western s. Sd. Corn
quiet. Beef quiet and steady. Pork
firm and steady. Bacon favors buyers
Lard steady SOD a 40s.
LONDON MARKxTs. Breadstuffs dull.
Wheat ! @ 2 lower than on Friday-
Sugar active and firm.
The following is the latest via Queens.
town:
London, Aug. "a.
The Herald says We are induced to be-
lieve the rumon which anticipate that
the South has an intention Of armiur
the negroes, are in oil probability prems.
ture.
The Confederate frigste Atlantic.
whish pat into Drsst Tor repairs, havine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

QATCHkL0R,S celebrated HAiR DYE u IL Bss
II u ~ World Thsosly A~Diass, 3vss - asis
ssis Dye known. TAis splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusy Gray HAIR instantly 10 Gs.ssv
siseA Neutral Brssa without njurins the Hair o,
Staining the SKIN. leaving The Hair Son and Beautifully
inpsrs frssA vitality, sqssatly RESTORING IL preside
color, and reeiAss he 81 sasess Of Del Dyes TIE
Genuine 10 sigsed wiLIrAn A. BArcsxLea, ali Others
are msrs intaaioas. ami should b svcided Sold b,
Ill Drussists, 10. RACfGRY-si BAacI.AY -ernssr.
New yest. BATcnsLeRs Nsw rostsr CaaAn son
DnEssans rHa hAiA- jys-AAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07

GkNrL1AAk. carsA Of Nesvoss DEBILITY, In,
oempeseoey, Premature Decay and sfoa,hfoi Error
aeiaadsd By desire 70 benefit Others, will be Aapp,
tofarnish 20 all who ased Is. Gree u eAsrse) the
cepe and directions for making The siwpis Rened,
used In his case. Those vshine 70 proas ~ his ~
psrienee-and possess , Valuable Rercdy-uul ~
esivs the same, b. return mall tearefuIy sesled) b,
Addressing JOHN OCEAN,
augiS-dAw3n No. 60 Nassau street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Cincinnati. Sent. 5.

Cincinnatl, sept. D.
David Harris, we'll known brewer Of
this city, died at ii O'Clock last night,
from injuries received in falling through
hatchway in Burkhartz building yester-
day p. m.
The Gazette's indianapolis dispatch
says Kilby Ferguson, an old resident.
who recently opened q banking house.
absquaiulated yesterday with $4,000
dollars belonging to depositors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07

A-"How much to insert this death?,
asked . person ct : newspspeF oi6ce.
Pour shillings." "Why, ! paid but two
shillings the last time inserted one. !"
THAT was , common DEATH" said the
publisher, this Is Sincerely Regretted. /"
"I'll tell you what" said the applicant.
"Jour executors will not Be put to tina,
expense
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Louisville. Sent. s.

Louisville, Sept. 5.
The military auth critics here do not
apprehend any immediate danger Of the
invasion of Kentucky in force. though
they think small bands Of guerrillas may
make incursions 1t different points, which
they deem themselves fully prepared to
meet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
st. Louis, Sept. 5

Sc. Louis, sept. 3.
Gen Scho6eld has issued an order for
bidding armed bodies of men, not be-
longing to U. s. troops, passing from Kan
sas to Missouri, rice rersa. under any pre-
tense whatever and the military Of Kan
sas or Missouri, not in the United States
service, will not be permitted to pass from
one State into the other without express
orders from dtstrict commanders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Fl. Gibson. Indian territory, Aug. go. |
Via Leavenworth, Sept. s.

Via Leavenworth. Sept. 5.
Gen. Blunt, with his army. 1900
strong, including 70 pieces of artillery,
crossed the Arkansas river on the 2Qd,
and offered battle to Steele and Cooper,
who has massed at his front IL 900 men.
After faint show of resistance the enc
my condemned retreat. which soon be.
came disorderly fight. They abandon.
ed all their property. Blunt pursued them
100 miles south of the Arkansas river to
Perrysyile, which is only 80 miles from
Red River. At this point he captured
and destroyed large Commissary depot.
They continued their fight to Boggy de-
pot on Red River. The Indian Territory
is now clear Of rebels. Blunt is now
marching on Ft. Smith, which will doubt
less fall without struggle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
81 I.onis SAINT z

st. Louis. Sept. 5.
Gen. Schofeld telecraphed Lieut. Gov.
Hall. from Kansas City, that there will be
no invasion Of Missouri by the people of
Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Memphis, Sept. 5.

RHte' NcPF. o
Brig. Gen. Carr reported for duty last
night, and has been assigned to comma I'D
the left wing of Gen. Hurlbut's army,
with headquarters at Corinth. Every
thing is quiet along the line. Consideta-
BILE cotton has arrived here during the past
three weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Special Notices.

nisEA Asses OF THE NERVOUS, SEM
- NAL. uaisAsv Ass sE1rAI sYsrsn.-Nss
and reliable tsstseni--in Reports Of the HOWARD
AssoCtATIoS-Sentin SEALED letter envelopes frse
Of charge Adsrsss. Or. 3. skILIIK BOUGHToN,
Howard Assoc asios, Phiisdelphia, p.
anx2A-dkv3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Sunday Night Report.
Cincinnati, Sept. 6.

A despatch wss received in this city
to-day announcing that Gen. Burnside
entered Knoxville on the 4th. No par
ticulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Fl. Monroe. Sept. 6,

The despatch steamer Oleander, just
arrived from of Charleston reports Sum-
ter perfectly demolished, but the rebel
flag is still floating. Gen. Gilmore dug
out and took prisoners rs men from their
rife pits in front of Wagner last Tuesday
Everything is progressing favorably.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
isv r4LgsaAps.i
New YOPk NaYk %.

Nev York. Sept. 8.
Renr-AaFtss les aesivs, Toe lover. saies si
- sS8es o. fof Extra state; o 2ooes IS K. n. o.
wheat-Reeeipts Assn hu. Market dnii and lover.
saes sSc8ei Is for spring. sac0ss 10 tot MIiwar-
kes Club. eFI34ei u for Winter Red.
cern-Rerspss g 443 tush. Market stsrdy and
srttve. Sales 730T4e
oais-oaiess-, s4sss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07

Baltimore, Sept. 8
Elk Gov. Thomas has been re-nomina-
ted for Congress in the 4th district of
Maryland, by convention which adopted
strong unconditional Union resolutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
Boston. Sent. 5.

Boston, Sept. 5.
Well executed SIS on the New England
Bank Of Boston we're put in circulation
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-07
s-T-1ee0-x.
brakes Plantation Riffe,-s

6-V-166U-4.
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They parity. ssrsnssAss and iavisonas.
They Greats healthy appetite.
They ass antidots = shanss d vatsr AID d,st.
They overcome eGsets sfdiaipaiios ana lass hour,
Thsy strengthen The systsa and enliven sAs nind.
They prevent nissnatic and intermitssnt sssars.
They partly tie srsssA aad sssaisy efsAs stomach
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarshea, Cholera and Cholers MorAus.
They cure Liver Ceapiaint ssd Nervous HsaAaehe
They are the bsss Bissen In the world They naks
the weak mas sssSsg. sad ere sxha.sted nassre,u
Great restorer They are nads Of pure H. Croix aun
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taken with the pleasure Of beverage, without regard
70 age ~ time o. AAy. Psrtiealsriy rsscnmsndsd 4
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r. DRAK1 CO., ~ proadsay, Nsv.York
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Recipe with fail difesaioss for nasips and uslns
simple Vegetable Dain, that viii saeetuey remove,
In lsdays PssPss, Bissshss. Tan, Freckiss, asd all
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Hair. whisksss, Aosstaehs II lsss tam 70 days
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