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WALKER HOUSE,

Will " 4 z EAEE.
TNHIS HOUSE has been re-opened, and is now
L ready for guests. Thorough repairs i'm
provements, and additions have been made the
present season. The interior has undergone a
compete change, that the ''WALKBR" Is in
fact New House. No pains have been spared
in fitting Up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange.
ments.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antci
pates he wishes of the travelling public, by Cd
ening apd keeping tho "WALkER" as first
elias, Fotei, and hopes to nerit their approba-
1r' { patronage. ...-
A. c. BENTLEY. Proprietor
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GRILL LION

The Giro ll4tion Ct the Weekly WotIi, airesdy
far aheail Of that of all its competitors (save,
perhaps one, IS rapidly Increasing. Nor is IL
confined 10 any orc section If the couatry or anv
enc portion Of the c'mmupity. II goes into
every state il the Union, and is read by men OF
al political prociivIties, thus Showing tie d.-
mahd it meets for reliable and enc rpl isias
weekly metropolitan newspaper.
The circulation Of the Weekly World mikes
it vaiua bic medium for advertising. Tac pE;as
81 advertisements is % cents line.
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DEFY COsEPETITEOV!

The patronage of the people nf Ma1i.o voc.
Calumet, Kewaunce, and Brown counti Is so
Iicited, and they will find ii u their advantage
10 cal a1d examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsew here. To he people Of those coun-
ties I would saw. that fJr the patronage | have
received Of them am very tha kful, aud hope
TO have them contiunc the same, Is
better prepared e. supply their wants, aud will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari Ell:
price for all kirds Of
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Price ofMe Weekly WorIL

The price of the Weekly World is put at q E =
ure that will come within the reach O every ore.
one copy, one year, 50; to Clergy men S s.;
Single copy, i'll wrapper, cents Three cop
les. 50 90; FIVE copies, IS 90 Ten c pi. =,
SIS 90; Twenty copies TO ore ad lress, &'2a 60
Icr club OF ten copies an extra copy
All - ssut 'or one year. 70: club OF twcn'y
he Seem esSly viii be sent. For cub Of
hity laa lily vail be >ent. For ch,h a. cno
h'udf. ., the nti;Y Weekly, AID Seuli-h csAiy
VII oe sent Tor one year.
Specimens selt on aFp.i1ali y.
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~ Monday and Tuesday evenings the ladies
of Christ Church (EpiScopal) hold their fair and
festival At Masonic Hall. where they will have on
exhibition and for sale useful we'll orna-
mental articles, many Of them manufactured with
their own fair hands They also propose having
postofice, where sentimental Young gentlemen
can be accommodated with any number OF letters,
which only require slight effort OF the magma
ton to make them all one could desire: an ex.
press office. too. where people not overstocked
with cash may receive imaginary remittances
almost as good rs real ones. il one only Oh inks
60 xonld take too much time and tax our
powers too severely To yarticularize. We can
only advise, go aud see for yourselves.
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NV Yosk, Feb, l3-The London Globe no
tees. a. one Of the most interesting points Ia
American news. growing feeling Ia Richmond
New York and Washington favorable 70 nsgotI.
atoms for setiliag difficulties.
The shipping Gazette says:
Should the Emperors proposal be rejected. hc
has apparently hut Que alternative. to recognize
the South aud raise the blockade.
II nav he taken co. granted that the onere,l
negotiations will be rejected. and that compulsory
cessation Of hostilitles OF maritime war with the
North will follow
The Gazette asks: Can E.gland siiorl % To-,
the French Emperor proceed alone. or il he act
Ing on nn understanding With Her Majesty
Government
WAsniNoroN, Feb. l3.-ihc Rebel report OF
the dlsailecton Ia Banks command il contrary
Ia authentic information received here
Gen Fremont has applied Tor active service.
The Senate last night declined 10 act on the
names Of the Il Major aud l5i Brigader Gen.
erals nominated The list VAS returned TO the
President for revision.
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fnlp,Y. Feb ~. 1851


SrsArr The majority of the Committee on
Elections reported In favor OF Mc..rs Raw. Mel
let. Tcegarlen and BEARS. whose seats Lad been
contested the ground that they had acted AZ
DRAFT Commissioners they we're entitled 10
hold A minority report was also presented.
Reports from the same COMMITTEES were also
nude In favor Of Mr. Dickinson and Mr Browne,
OF Randolph. The reports were al laid on tho
table for tho future action of tho Senate.
General kmbal was. by resolution. invited 10
seat on the floor ol the senate and was vel.
coined appropriately. The Joint resolution ln 70.
gard 10 negro regiments was again up. but no
hnal action was had. The committees reported
on several bills and resolutions. but there VAS no
hnal action on any measure. except on one bill
authorizing the sale OF canals, which was passed.
Horsr Yesterday business was transacted.
Reports we've made from sundry committees bill /.
introduced aud the revenue bill bill amendaiory
of game law. bill abroeating Courts of ConciIia.
ton. passed. a bill! making United States money
legal for taxes was read first time. Also hill
apporlioning the State for Senatorial aud Repre-
sentative purposes. The bill re-districting the
State To provide for the election OF five
Supreme Court Judges. was lost. Gen. Kimb,ll
appearing ON the iioor. was received with distin
guished honor. Adjourned till Monday at ?
o'clock L NJ.
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CONGREsSlONAL.
" AsHISGTox, Feb. l3.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.
SESATE-Mr Wilson, from Com on Military
Affairs reported back the bill to raise additional
soldiers for the service. with the recommendation
that it do not pass, because the authority in
tended to be granted is sufficiently granted in
the acts approved July, 1862. This is the bill
introduced by Sumner
Mr. Wilson, from same committee, reported
back the bill to withhold the pay of officers alb
sent from duty.
The resolution was called up to revive the act
TO secure TO men actually employed in the de
partment OF the West and Missouri their pay,
bounty and pensions. Passed
Mr.. Clarke called up the joint resolution
thorizng the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
Berry E. Brochus his salary as Judge of the Su-
preme Court of the United States for the Terrific
~ OF New Mexico. Passed
Mr.. Sumner called up the bill to prevent cor
respondence with Rebels. Passed
Mr. FeSsenden called up the bill to provide for
ways and means TO support the Government.
An amendment was adopted, making the in
terest notes, disbursed by the bill, and
certificates of Indebtedness hereafter issued pay
able i'm lawful money, instead of coin Also an
amendment reducing notes to ne issued to one
hundred and fifty millions, instead of three hun
dred millions, including the amount issued by the
resolution of Jan. 18th, 1863
The section allowing colpons on bonds and
notes 10 be received for customs thirty DAYS be-
fore due and after due, was stricken out
Mr. Clark moved 10 amend the proposed tax
of two per cent the circulation of the banks
80 as to make it one per cent. for two years and
two per cent after that.
Mr. Harris said he could vote for no such
amendment as he deemed it declaration of war
against the banks. 1t was notice TO them that
they must wind Up their affairs in two wears. The
banks had nobly supported the Government, and
he would not vote 10 destroy them
Mr. Clark said he offered the amendment to
relieve, not to destroy them II the scheme
passed Yesterday TO go into effect, that circu
lation must Jake the place of bank circulation
He was willing to sacrifice anything TO save the
Government.
Mr. Fessenden said the Senator from New
York was willing. yesterday, to vote for the bank
willing that the bill should 60 into operation
The very essence OF the bill passed. Yesterday was
to introduce a new circulation 20 take the place
OF bank circulation. But if the banks we're to
still go on issuing all the notes they pleased. il
would render the new plan nulity This tax
was designed pressure ON the banks 10 IN
duce them 10 come under the new arrangement.
and help make uniform currency all over the
country.
Mr. Harris contended that he had supported
the new banking bill as a system which the banks
would receive and not as a measure 10 exteruli-
nate and make war on the State banks
Mr. Chandler said the question was. whether
We should support the Government or protect the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

paUy, Hartford, Conn.
The public will notice In this days paper evi.
dence of the promptness of this COMPANY in adj
justsng It's losses. so far from the parent Office.
The Company has become extensively and
hvorably known throughout our State. The
character Of it, Board Of Directors for wealth and
position ia city known throughout the United
States. ia its extensive Life and Fire Insurance. Is
sufficient guarantee that the Company is entitled
TO the full confidence OF the public.
Books. applications and all needed information
can be had OF it, Agents, Martndale & Grubbs.
next door south OF the Pos;oiiice. Of any of the
Company's Agents in the cities and villages
throughout the State.
This firm. although young. has acquired a
strong hold upon the confidence and patronage
OF the public in the strong array of Life and Fire
Insurance Companies represented by them
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Jan. 81. 1863
ID w Grubbs. Esq. Agenf Phenir Mutual
L1e Insurance Company Of Hartford Con
pecficnf:
DEAR SIN: Allow to express To you my
grateful acknowledgements for the efficient aid so
cheerfully and kindly rendered me in the prepa-
ton of the proof requisite of the death of my
husband. Christopher + Brown, whose life wa.
insured in the above-named Company in the sum
of al ,O0O.
Please tender to the Officers of the COMPANY
my thanks tor their promptness and courtesy il
responding To my claim aud the payment of the
same so long before maturity. IL will afford me
pleasure to commend the Company to the patron
age OF the public. to which il Is so justly entitled
Permit me To say that every wife in the land
should have a policy of insurance on the life OF
her husband in some amount. as she knows moi
how soon he NAV be taken away.
With kind regard.
remain yours truly.
DEBORAH BRowS.
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NJ e DICAL.
Dr. Ludluln's Specific,
FOR or
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
AND
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rlVHE Gonorrhea commonly called Clap, Is n dis
II gushing malady. and is too well known TO require
any explanations; IL i easy 20 be got bat il j. difficult
get clear Of lt i companion that few admire: per-
vadcs all classes of Socieiyboth male and female rich
and poor both married and single Although 30 trouble
IN itself. distressing and sometimes fatal
disease the treatment of which, has generally been
than the disease itself. The fashionable
treatment Is first deprive you Of all business; then
comes a of starvation-livng bread and tea.
Cruel some Mind Of slop> you must then be bed
cupped lsached. combined with ng medicines
livery few days the medicines changed; and after
some months treatment in this which the pateTs
bears with great Orude fer fear OF exposures he is dis
charged discharges himself with irritable urctcr
a sweed tcStce, enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
| disease OF the neck of the bladder.
This Specific, which like a charm with few doSes
tnoSe diseases and quite take. and which
has cured thousands in New YORK, Philadelphia, Bat-
and many Of the Southern cities is certain and
eectua remedy that makes rapid and permanent
without regard TO diet, drink exercise except
ling iumpng over-Strainng. This remedy is
equaed by anything yet discovered for the o. those
disc II i extracted from plants and per
fectly safe, as IL j. purely vegetable II contains
curry 20 that expose yourself 90 all kinds OF
weather, without the least danger from the medicine.
And If you careful in wrapping up your paste, you
will have smell from it, that YOU
deprived from going into company, or being detected by
nearest friends
This is quack iicine but remedy discovered ard
used with immense by regular hyscian. and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTION-Nons is genuine without the signature of
the proprietor, W Davidson, around the box. All in
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rgor ofthe law.
WI. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally an2S-d6mis
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RECEPTION OF GEs. kINBALL BY THE LEGisIs-
rURE-A very agreeable interruption 10 the reg
ular order of business occurred in the House OF
Representatives yesterday morning. Gen. him
ball. of the Army of the Potomac. being IN the
House. the gentleman from Knox Mr.. NIblack)
rose aud said he saw upon the floor dsun
guished GeEeral-one whose services in the field
had cast imperishable iu-ter upon our State and
the eoantry-and he moved thai reception be
fitting his rank and noble conduct DE extended TO
him Unanimous consent being given. Mr..
Speaker BuskTk introduced the heroic General 10
the House he assembled the Speakers stand.
and feelingly Acknowledged the compliment. say
ing that, whatever OF ren0wn he nav have
gained due alone TO the conduct of the brave
men he had the honor 10 command. After
which the Speaker introduced, individually, the
members of the House. The whole affair was
pleasing, and did honor alike 20 the distinguished
General aud the representatives OF the people
Subsequently Gen kimball Was introduced To ths
Senate by Mr.. Cobb, OF Lawrence, and vel
coined by the President. Mr.. Dunnlng, ia n neat
little speech, to which the brave warrior re
sponied ia the bappicst terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

FoR GIN. GRANTS ARMY.-A steamer will
start from Evansville on Thursday next, by or
der OF Gov Morton. to convey Surgeons and
female nurses To the army of Gen. Grant, near
Vicksburg. Sanitary stores will be taken the
steamer for the use of the sick, and we are told
they numerous. IL is desirable that such food
would be paiatsble 10 the sick should be sent.
Persons desiring to send of their abundance for
this charitable and patriotic purpose. will deliver
the articles at Mr.. Hanamanns, and they will be
forwarded. Potatoes and canned fruits, we are
tsld. very acceptable.
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ISpIASAroIls. Ind. Feb. 3, 1863

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. 3, 1863.
ID W. Gru6bs. Esq Agent Phgnir Mutual Life
ms Co, Hartford, Conn:
DEAR SIR: Allow me. through you, to tender
TO the Officers of your Company my grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the payment OF One Thou
sand Dollars on policy OF insurance procured by
my husband, for my benefit. nine years ago, from
the Office in Hartford fH#tffE
From a psrsonal acquaintance with the Com
psuy, and my knowledge OF the character OF its
Directors. can with confidence recommend il to
the patronage of the public. The payment thu.
made to me so promptly and so long before nv
claim became due. is matter of great accommo
dation. sr-- .ae..H.
With kind regards remain,
Yours. verv truly.
SARAH l.. RoHBISs.
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csSoiSSsrs. Feb. n.
Flour hrmer and prices higher; supcftne mp 10
81. aud extra 81 1905 Is. tho market closing
buoyant.
Wheat 81 so@i 70 for prime red aud white.
Corn declined To 66Ca6sc. Oats 6rm ct zoe Ia
balk Barley unchanged and nrm ~ oi 400
80, spslpg aud fall
Whisky dull at Sic. spectators holding on 10
shcir stock
Provisions quiet and not much doing Lard
was wanted at 99lc. but none bu, country could
be had NJ this rate city i held -, Zoe out Of the
market. Meas pork 10 held hrmly. Nothing
done la bulk meats.
Groceries hrm and unchanged
Clover seed declined 60 &c. but AZ this rate
there was demand by spectators for ship
ment
Gold advanced 10 81 -. and demand notes
81 81. Exchange firm at par
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

to Mr. Moses. ~ spectacle man. was pre-.
scented the other day with splendid arm chair.
as u token of esteem. by number of friends.
IL can truly be termed an easy chair" IL u TO
be seen ut his opera glass stnld at the Metropol
tan. where every evening Mr. Moses fills il with
commendable dignity.
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GREAT SPEECH
or TnE
Hon. G. I. VALLANDIGHAM

uroS THE WAR LATELY DELIVERED IN THE
HOUSE OF RErRgsESrArvFs-Hfs VIEWS OF
THE cRIsrs-His PROPOSED REMEpy-ag DE-
MASDs THE sToPrAGR OF THE wAR--IIis IDEA
oY TIE RELATIONS oF ruR STATES
The very general demand for the speech - Hon. q. L.
vaIlsndighsm, has induced publish In pamphlet
form. Il i the great speech d the age, and should be
placed In the hands opEery reading IL will be
ready for delivery Saturday, February !. All or
ders should direct the speeches be sent By express,
the postage will be copy. and must be prepaid.
Orders are solicited, Price III 80 per 100 copies
Address ELDER. HARKNEss A BINGHAM.
IL.
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81 rxAsoskrn.
New Work. Market.

NV YoRK. Feb IL.
Flour more active. and 5Gl0c better, 81 10
for extra State. 81 35@7 GO for choice do. SO IS
(d6 - for superfne Western, 81 6O(d7 IS for
eatra round hooped Ohio. and 81 s0Ca9 - for
trade brands. but no sellers at the inside quota
tons.
Whisky-less doing. market nominal: sales OF
$500 bbls were made Mt 55@sec. but chiefly AT
55@56c.
State and Western wheat more active. at I 0f
PC better; Chicago spring 81 35@l 55; Mlwau-
kee club 81 56@l 6l; winter red Western 81 81
@l 6s Corn shade hrmer prices unchanged
Oats steady. 72@76c.
Pork opened firm. but closed quiet and shade
easier, at Sl4 50@l4 IS old mess; Sill 500
10 10 old and new prime. Beef steady dressed
hogs shade easier; sales at 6I4@6isc. West
ern bacon sides firm. with fair demand. Lard a
shade iirmer at lOl4@lllsc. including 800 bbls
To arrive. nj l0isc tor No. l.
Money easy-6@7c. Sterling frmer. at 81 69
al 40 for merchants, aud l1l@l 7lis for
bankers bills. Gold frmer, opening at 81 55is
declining to 81 %, and closing firm at 81 555a
al $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

IN The plans and specifications for three
story business hose. on South Meridian stIee;,
near Washington. are now ready for examina-
ton a: the Office of ID a. Bohlen, Architect. in
the -Etna building Bids for its construction will
be received until Thursday next. Feb. 18TH at ,
o'clock 7. NJ. The whole building will be let to
one person. Connection Is invited ll-5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

Mr.. Bohlan. architect, has the plans and
specifications about ready for three story
business building South Meridian street.
IL will be let in few days TO the lowest and best
bidder The plan and specifications be seen
mt MIR. Bohlan's office IN the 1Etna buildings, by
all who want to bid for its construction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

Reach di'esay ihs affected pst- ami give almost nsan,
relief In Baosenrri-. AsTnA,, and carAKnH they
ecnehcai hcgood cccis resulting fofa the Of the
IFoehe- and their exteed ue, has caused them 10 be
eounierieifi. De- sur to guard against worthless
iiatons osraS only the geAaf-e BroirA's Bronchiai
Iroches, which have proved their efficacy by test Of
many years rurlio srraKfns aud SINGERS should Use
the rroches Military oaieers AMI soldiers who over
tax the voice and exposed 10 sudden changes should
have them. scIa everywhere at % cents per box.
jan2i -dAw 3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

FoR SALE-A 81 900 interest in general store
doing a very profitable business. in railroad town
north OF Indianapolis; also. choice timber land 10
to IL miles from the city. on railroad. by Frank
Smith, licensed Real Estate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

~ This morning look out for all kinds OF
odd letters to your address. IL is st. Valentine
Day. and IL is quite essential that the postoflice
receipts should be kept up now as il was before
the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

"No AME"-Bowen. Stewart K Co. have re-
ceived another large supply OF the popular works
of Wilke Collins; also, few copies of the
woman in White" by the same author 1913
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

e Air tight metallic burial cases. of the latest
Improvement, kept hand at Longs, Under
taker, South Meridian street. Also good two
horse glass hearse for sale 23-d&w4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

sE-0ld silver and gold wanted, for which I'll,
highest price in cash will be paid
MosKs. Spectacle Maker.
l0-d&wtf No. 80 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

THk Bksr PIASos-Chickering 4 Sons and
stsinway 4 Sons. at Willard a Stowell's. No. 4
Bates House. 6m
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
MERIDIAN STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE

flvHE undersigned will offer for sale for a few day,
II their lot of ground onNorth Meridian stree, adj
Joining the corporation. II fronts ls3 feet running bach
along First 30 feet 80 foot alley with II
foot alley tho This Is of the unoccu
pied pieces Of ground North Meridian street. and vii
be sold on reasonable terms for cash. Apply TO
feb9diw ELDER A HARDNESS.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEp. II.
Sob Printing.

We are nov ready 70 do all k'uds Of plain and
fancy Job Printing. In the best style. on sho,, no
siss. and - eAsss - ssy other e0ses We have
cempsssus hands. good presses. a hns assortment
sfpape' and eards. and We can do good aud cheap
verk. All kinds Of books bhef-. CATALOGUES,
&e, printed in the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9TH
srs that ~aAt printing done. e.
To Local Apvsariskns --Raies Of d,ertising
In tho local column will hereafter be ~ follows;
ror ten lines or less. 81 0o. Over ten lines. ten
cents a line No notice will be inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

10 ADVER TZSERS.-ARad Advertisements taken Joy
specided time and ordered OUT before e expiration
oftAe time specified to1e charged tie regular rates
forfke sane Hp 10 the tinetA are ordered out.
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.sr SPECIAL NOTICES. -
ST -196o--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTIRs

ih'Sors'"- strengthens. aud PARTIES ,he systems l.
Pef'e' epp'itff, and Nature great rstofef 10 con.
poesa 81 pure 81, frox Ran. the oeshFatsd ca!issya
BARR r"o'' ana herbs. Particularly adapted 20 weak
All delicate psrsss. and can be relied sosa Cor Il.
party heafes Dyspepsia. 10 sniie tonic snd sJass
tho 'hirs COT changes u the seasons Sold by al foce
Druggists, Iioiels and Saloons r. n Drake Co.. aos
broadway, New York Jsnii-d4wlgawsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

~ COUGH. COLD. OR An IkRirA-
led THROAT allowed 10 progress, re.ut. Ia ssfous
pulmonary aud Bronchial affections, oftentines Ia
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LIQUORS.

Sold hy Druggists generally.