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;,;s,--=szs WORCESTER & NASHUA

- WORCESTER & NASHUA
Ee=-e=ssszss1esaR IL r OAD.-FALL AND WINTER
-EaEARRANGEMENT.-O and after Nov. l.,
Trains run as follows Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills
O. and 40 p.
Leave Nashua at a.. m. and u H. and p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
Concord where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord ans
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Junction, trains conf ect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
ef the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the fret
Train from Boston, and at Ftchburg with trains of
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with othe
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ens
land States.'' @. w. BENTLEY, Stunt
Worcester, Oct Is. 1862. diff
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Expresses Nt.

OSGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR.
~ CESTER EXPRESSLY every train. Packages
forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and paid
and all o. ers attended to with Dispatch OFFICE-No
Lincoln House Block, Worcester; No. Ezchangest
Providence
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Railroad COlaecttoRS.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River rail-
roads. at Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads AT State Line with the Housatonc
railroad At Pittsneld with the Pittshed and North
Adancs and Stoekbridge and Pistsheld railroads. At
Wcstneld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spr
field, and Connecticut River Rail- Dads At Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wilimantic and Belcher-
town and Amherst rair6 ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May ], 1852. HENRY GRAY Sup't
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1a1Irnans.

EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
n DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train lcavins
Worcester at 1890 a. NJ, connects at Norwich nit
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
at7S5 p. m. p. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup't's Office Nor. h Wor Railroad
Norwich, Feb, /, 1850
ER Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office, Worcester
NJ ORWICH & WORCESTER LINZ
IN OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PIER 30 NORTH RIVER,
Foot OF Yestry Street; New York.
ateamboat Train for New London leaves Wor.
cester Daily,
Sundays excepted,) at 100 clock D. H. there cor.
Necing with the new Steamer CITY OF Boston, on
A0NDAFS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS,
and the new Steamer CITY OF NEW YORK, on
UESDAKS. THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAT rs
uding in NEW YORK at the New Pier, Foot of Vestr7
Street.
mys diff p St NJ. ANDREWS Sunt
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T ,EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
IL EASTERN EXPRESS,
Over Tie Boston & Worcester Railroad
OFFICEs-NO,l Lincoln House Block, Worcester; 4
Court Street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

II 80 a M. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at Wor.
eester Jnnction in for trains to Boston Prov
dence Springfield and Albany: at Worcester for trana
H. Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Ftchburg, &c.
3 40 p. M Way PassengerTrain Connects at Norwich
with train from New London, and Plapfeld Junction
with train 10 Providence Reaches Worcester in season
for Express Train to Boston.
iel0 dit p. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
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EzzzzzsssssSzss WESTERN RAILROAD
rEsss=sz===zszs5s WINTER ARRANG EVENTS Com.
~ z s--mencing MONDAY, Nov. II, lS62.-Bos
ton, ALBANY and Troy
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations FAC
coLnmodation) at $40 a. M and $50 p,
ForNew York and Albany, (exp) 1905 m. and g. IS b.
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MENSTRUAL CoMP0UHD, preparation which daily
experience 20 be most speedy and efcaeious in
its operation. ana is Warranted Harmless and always
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@. WERvEY, Sole ProprIetor.

Sold in Boston by GEO, c. GOODWIN a. co. 70
Marshall street and other Wholesale Druggists At
Retail by GEO. II. SPUR, GEO. T.. HARLOW NJ r.
GREEN & Co, DAVID SCOTT. JAS. GREEN, Nj. g.
MCCONYlLLE. d&N6m ds
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-13
Special Notice.

ITO ALL THOSE WHO KNOW THEMSELVES
Il indebted 10 tho late firm OF Monohan N sbirk
either Dy note Or account, will call upon n M Mon.
ohsn' the Surviving partner Of Monohan a shirk
a1a pey Up 40 longer indulgouoe will not be given
claims In the hands Of ansofneer Or collection
aspl0-lms "''HN"'
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

~ HATEFUL FOR TIN LIBERAL PATRONAGE
NJ he has received, respectfully informs the otizenl
and soldiers that he has removed his DIsFERsART 10
"a CHERRY STR EEr,
whore the Afiicted may always ind him engaged With
the Same zeal asaidhity, necrccy, and attention ~
their mgfortunes which has 90 successfully dstip
guished him a Physician In his special department
Of professional practice. All rr.
Chronic and Acute Dissases,
scrofuIa, Spinal Affections, Gravel,
WydrOcile, OongenitaI and Acct.
dental PhymOsIs, Structures,
Diseases OF the Kidneys, BInd.
der and PROSTATE Gland, mor,
eurial Affections and Disease
OF the Skin, etc.,
meet with no resistance from Ids remedies
PRIVATE Oh vRERREAL DIsEABKB
Of all orms and stages, speedily cured and eeotuAlIy
eradioated fom the system. Recent CAGES CURED in
isw days.
DR. o. once is well arranged, aud persons afictta
with these diseases have the strictest privacy
Persons at distance address him BY etter de.
eoriblng the most prominent symptoms, but In ali
diicnii cases, personal examination viii be neces
cary.
6nscs hours from s I'm the aornInH
ult Ia the evening
Ian N~ly
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DR.. KlNG'S DlSPENSARY.
KORR PRIVATE DEsEAsEs.

MA 49, nR. KING formerly Of New York.
Hlk for IAst years Of Louisville XIV.
M tAulHpn@ who has devoted his attention IA
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. atorS
himself, having attended 70 practice for 30 many
Year,, and cured 20 many Thousands, he Il enabled
10 cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad they may DO nom lnIudoious medical treat
mont, or from neglect OF their own. Dr. kings
DspensaFy Il No. % DSaderiok street, between Chsr
y and the square, seoond story whore he ougsa an
diseases Of private nature.
0onOrrhea cured without uause0us n,sdicino, Or
interference with business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date ohoctuSly cured IN
q leW days, By en- operation which osusoe 10 pain
Where stFictnTe exists health cannot be eppioVsd
Perhaps disease causes more mischiaf ana npdoT-
minon tho constitution 30 much.
Byphilih with al ths diseases q che akin gfoysius
out o. neglect or bad tesiIaeai, can 30 eneetaallJ
CURED In foW days
6sniiaal toular attention havine bon
given 70 THIS disease, aud B the Consequences grow
Ing out u ~ brought on IN many oahos BIZ the DO.
utructiye habits Of inoOnHlderate youths and excess
I've indulgence OF the pastionB, a Neglect OF which
Ntl undermine the constitution, rendering the sub.
leot 1ant for business society, and causing promR
lure Old age.
Rsmsles who may DO lzboring with any difficulty
the NfInb may Test ensured Of Immediate relief
Pefspns roaiding abroad, BY writing aud stailnN
thutf CASE with iee enclosed, direct % Dr. A. King
r.. - lsaeerick street., Nashville, Tann vil hAVe
Lhe 1eossIsff medicines solt b. Their addfess ono
n4art oo p o'eiant ~ tue mofuing untn ft
'sa"s iaph.io--iu dAWiTs
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Adams Express Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS,

IlARTIEs NAMED BELOW ARE HESEBV NO.
i TIFED that the following Goods 20 their ad.
Dress having been In store for one year and over,
will be sold for charges, IL not called for within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
3. +. PoOR, Agent,
Adams Express Company.
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DISSOLUTION.
VIM. H LuCIIs Il 90

S1uocoagOrB 70 Trabue 4 LucuB)
w y Will continue the Auction and Commission
w pusineas At the Old Stand Of Ira buo Lnous,
No. Is Public square. We respectfully solicit Oon.
Arguments Of every description Of Merchandise, Fur.
niture, oroeeriea, Oto,, ETC., sto.
lunel0--tL
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On
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-13
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE fIkM
"A u n. B. snowdon Co, up to the lot Of Jan.
nary, 1862, either BY note account, end likeNiso
those Indebted 70 J. n. BnONden Co.. from st Ja'~
uary 1862 20 lst july 1868 rneaty requested 10
call and settle. Union and PlanteFs' Bank notes
viii be received AZ par until the lst Of Deoeaber
next y. u sNO"DEN 90.
No. Cherry street, Union aud American Block
n. b We are receiving large additions ~ our
present stock Of Family Groceries, including hne old
Wines WHISTLES, brandies aud OgAra, which We are
prepared 70 sell ~ the lowest market price,
ssPaQ-im j. b, 3, 4 CO.
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NOTTCE,

TIN PARTIKs TO tbs FOLLOWING CLAIMS
L niod with the Board Of Claims, a the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket viii be taken VI
for invessgationa a. follows and they are reqatssd
10 be present with their witnesses
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Estray.
IS Wanted.
Flonr. Maal. and Teed.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF FREsH GROUND
"A TLOUR, Neal, aud Feed, 90 hand aud for sale
at tna broadway Mills delivered az All parts OF the
city. b. ID. DICkEH, Agent,
Cor. Broad and High sts
iunsls--u
Dispatch COPY
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sep22--lm
l box, Miller 1t. c. Y. Nashville.
package, McPherson Capt. n. L. Nashville.
box, McFerrien, j. c., Nashville,
1 box, Morris William, 35th Indiana.
/ box, Neat Miss Jassie TullahOma.
package, 0'Brien M, Nashville.
l package, OwenJ. j., 9Th Ohio.
l box, Parker II, S5th Indiana.
l box, Found O. s., Nashville.
l box, Peaseley, j., Nashville
l bundle, Rowe, Geo., It'll Pa Cav
1 bundle, Rump Carl, Oath Illinois
1 trunk, Raymond, IT., NAshYille.
box, nussell K, Barnetts Artillery.
box, Reynolds A, hospital M. a.
box, Smith Capt. J. W., llIth Ohio.
l box, smith j. A., 98th llhnois.
l boz, Schultz Adj. NJ, Lagrange. Tennessee.
l box Arnold @. w. Nashville.
" Accord A. l.. SD Illinois.
l package Brown L. 9th Illinois,
l package Banker e. w 4Oth Indiana,
l box BOgni u Jas, 3sth India a.
l box Buck G. 7th Kentucky cavalry.
box Barber g. Conyalegcent camp.
/ chest air AdjHtant J. N. It'll Indiana.
l box Belden Jno. A. Bowling Green.
l box Blackburn W. z. 40th Ohio.
/ package Brandon Geo. Tooth Illinois.
l package BrOuntlee Hugh Hospital Ms 8.
1 package Capper David 18th Ohio.
l package Carlils y. Nashville
pac Sage Dupree Joe Il. Nashville.
l paokag Estine Fred 10th Illinois,
package, Gray d W, 10th Ind
package George J F, 82d ind.
/ package Hartman, r J. s0th ILL.,
1 package, Huber Christian, 10th Pa.
pacsage, Tennessee J, Nashville.
] box, Heth Jas, a4th Wis.
1 package, Ives x, 9Th III.
l package, johnson q N L, I'd Ind. Cav.
pack age, jackson Nashville.
l box lager II, Smith and, Ky.
l miniature, Kelly John, "a Ind. cav.
! box, Luttls q p, 10th OHIO
box, Lott Jno; Nashville.
l box, Moore Solomon, Franklin.
l BID, Maitland X L, New York.
1 BID, Mitchell Brig Gen NJ, Nashville.
/ box, Montgomery T, Columbia. Tenn.
box; Mengis Morris, Is, Ohio battery.
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RESIGNED OFFIOERs.

DAY ACCOUNTS OOLLRCTED, OR DASHED, b.
JRO ". 0REER,
q, B. Claim Agent,
unioe toH Cherry si--Up-
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University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
NINETY-EIaHrH SESSION us63-o4).

The Lectures Of DE Session tcH begin on he second
Monday q October and close on he prst qf March.
One Introductory will be delivered 10 the Cou. So
Clinical instruction Is given throughout the ses-
sion, IN the Medical ball, by the Professor. and Al
the Hoapitala. AT the Philadelphia Hospital, con,
tang OIL beds, instruction Is free
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be- fully taugbt
bye th appropriate chairs.
The Dssectng Rooms, undor tho superlutendsnes
OF tho Professors OF Anatomy and the Demonsrat tor
are open from the middle OF September
The Room for Op rative Surgery and Application
OF bandagosi &C IL open early In September and
throughout tho Session, under the supervision OF the
Professor Of Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators. G. 5. BIsHor, MD.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor $50. Sos
matriculation Fee paid once only, 3
u'auuauon Fee' 80
X. X ROGERS, NJ D., Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE. Janitor,
University Building
P. s-BoaTd may bO had at from 81 60 to So Ier
week.
sepiT-2aw-lm&wlt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

en- rou.e to the military headquarters Of the State a.
Davenport for military assistance He reports that
the insurgents have gathered to the number OF ooo
and were hourly increasing in number. They clam
to be 1000 strong in the county, all armed and fuu
Of tight.
The citizens Of Washington, about Is miles from
the scene of the diff ,ulties, much alarmed for
the safety of their town.
me Dnbnou, Times remarks: Mabony's posi-
tive declaration that civil war would follow tie or
ganizaton of military forces in Iowa to sustain the
Government In enforcing the draft. and his warning
to the readers Of The Heraid to prepare for the
blood OF revolution showed that he kGew waai
elements were at work in the State, for an organ
lied and armed resistance to the Conscripti0n act
A. there ia no probability that tho draft viii take
place here for several weeks, the Rebel moyemen,
IN Keokuk County is no doubt premature, and WIN
be promptly suppressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Bulls HEAD, Monday, Aug. l0.-As far as the

BULLS HEAD, Monday, Aug. lO.-As far az the
weather concerned tho present market IL eountspsn Il
that Of last Monday the mercury running up into the zine
ss ia the shade where shade DO found But in ohee
respects tho comparison fails Then there were 800 frsh
CATTLE there only 1000 ssh aud iess than 200 'tss
animals The majority Of cattle then brought s99.c ~
they selling 81 s9leo.. with quite cob.dsrsels
number Of good buocks at ioi lie. aud few tc ss
.ses Of to-day will average Do but there NAL AZ
cded decus toward night and several lots % unsee
with more to aIhvshough several parties have eesi,phse
stop their drovrs than already hSs
tho close will not be so favorable for Trade "vsC
brisk to 10 o'clock and prices ruled &C. to ic 10 above
The rates OF last Mooday but butchers secured their COM
p.men and lst the yards. there air Of cuisines
about tho place dans the afternoon luminous OF hard coe
Some droves which arrived vie tho Erie road about noo
had to be sold for - head less than similar ease oea;
early In the morning Butchers buying very spsinS
With tho reduced custom during such hot weather they nn
much more expansive TO keep meet with ice Al -
bs than whom the could BE- purchased to 70
&c., sod out of the question to think OF keeping mss
single day, With such weather We are now having WV"
free VI this indispensable article Sheep are aes
snty, and Soc head hishss than last Monasy'
Some stock sold this morning At &c. D. i've weSns
lambs doing better and are In good dsnana w.
hos. little rsqus during che excessive heel o. 'ns
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Union men, and earnest 10 have State rights
bestowed Oh their constituents.
II their constituents are clothed with tho power
60 constitute State, into whose hands will tina,
power fall
Beware Of committing yourselves to tho fatal doc
trine Of recognizing the existence, III the Union, OF
States which have been declared by tho President
Proclamation 10 be in rebellion. For, by this lew
device Of the enemy-this new version Of tho poi
sonous State Rights doctrinethe Secessonists will
be able TO get back by fraud what they failed 10 get
by fghling. Do not permit them, without proper
safeguards TO resume in your counsels IN the Sen.
ate and 10 the House the power which their treason
has stripped from them.
Do not allow old States, with their Constitutions
still uDaItered, TO res ums State powers.
BE true TO the Union men OF the South; not to the
deslgping politicians of the Border States. The re-
beous ststes contain ten tunes as many traitors
loyal men. Tue traitors Will have vast majority
OF the votes. Clothed with btate-rights under our
Constitution. they viii crush out every Union man
by the irresisibs power Of their Legislation. Nyon
would DO true toihe Union men, Of the South, you
must not bind them hand and foot, aud deliver them
over TO their bterest enemies
Beware Of entangling yourselves with the tecbni.
cal doctrine OF torisitures Of State Rights as such
doctrines admit, by necessary implication, the opera
sion Of code OF laws and Of corresponding civil
rights the existence Of which you DENY.
Tue solution Of oil difficulty rests in the en-.
goseensDt against our public enemy, OF our bel.
Geereni rights Of civil war.
When the insurrection cOmmsnced by ILLEGAL acts
of secession and by certain exhibitions of force
against the Government, In distant parts OF the
country II WIS supposed that th, insurgents might
be aueIied and peace restored without requiring
large military force, and without involving those
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
Ehs sIruaIIsa 10 NIIa.oarI.
s.. JosEPn. No, Sept q, is

ST. JosEPH, No, Sept p, 1868.
General Marcy, fsther-in-law Of General
Mcclellan, arrived here today from the
Plains. He is ostensibly on Government
business, but evidently is only ssunding
ths people on Georges chances for the
Presidency. BE listened 10 Jennison To-
nirbt. and was thunderslruck 81 the bold
pess With which a Ksnsssiaa discussed
Missouri Affairs and surprised at the eolat
Via which the most radical sentiments
were recsiyed
Through Candles Conservative policy
the shores on both sides Of the river have
become infested By band Of thieves, who
roam aud rob a. will. Immense excite
uept vas created here this afternoon and
sreuiag By the announcement that Jenni-
son and Hoyt would speak. Rumors were
prevnlent hat The Ee.ss Office vas to be
-utred. ana il is said that few conserve
i've ehsps left the city. The military
elosed All The saloons. JeanisOn and Hoyt
spoks. ADDRESSING a large crowd in front
al he market house. Ine appearance or
the little iayhagksr and captain Of the
Kansas red legs, was greeted with loud
cheers. Jeanison defined a jayhaWker as
one who IS in favor Of going into the enc
my's country oonhscaung rebel property
and thea bdtting the rebels to-death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
REAL ESTATE.
TORN @. JENNGNss.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent

Hl suBeFior-ss.. Mnrbls Blooks
To Atwator Building, foot Of s1pesior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
SRERIFF'S SALE.

UHERIFFs SALE.-In obedience to the
command OF an order Of sale issued from the
G0urt OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and
State Of Ohio, and to me directet 10 the case
wherein James Kidney is plaintiff, and James
Mot5reror rs defendant, shall expose 70 sale at
rnl,Iic snctlon AZ the door Of the Court House,
N the city Of Cleveland in SAID county, on the
seventh day Of October, A. D. 1853, 81 the hoU ol
two O'Clock P. n. Of said day, the toho"hg de-
scrfbed lands and tenementss TO wit: Lot No.
one hundred and si1ty-two IN Ezekiel Folsom
allotment Of the Chsr,es Taylor farm, IN Ohlo
CIty, nov CleFeland y sad lot being on Detroit
becl ,rith the same width TO Vermont street
said lot il appraised al sG'9. ,-r,.,, .,-..
By l.. Is. WHITNEY Deputy
L. PaEyrIss, Plaintiff s At'y.
Sheuti's Office, ,,o-
Clereland Ohio, snpt. Z, ls03 ! sens.II9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
nurhrcal. Erpselsa in rarI..

A London letter to the Cincinnati Ga
zsits says;
at is we'll known here that many Of
the most intelligent men in Paris antioi-
pats an outbreak in that capital before
spripr. The ether day 3 lady who had
Considerable sum Of money in hand, which
she had for some time meant TO invest In
real estate, found a house and lot which
suitsd her, and sent for her lawyer, who
il one Of the most eminent in Paris. When
ibis lawyer came he earnestly advised the
lrdv not to make any such investment
bat 70 keep her money IN suoh form
that she could control il any moment de-
elarinE that he knew enough Of the future
70 Be certain that she would thank him FOR
his advice before many months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A ooNsUMPrlvE CURED

DR.. "A. JAMES, a Retired PhTslcian q fr1M
sr1iuencr dildofortd, whte b. The East ludics, .
certain cure for Couaun liuns A9ihril Lfl uit.A
OourhH Colds and General tehliiig. II he srinrql
was discovered b. bin when biz ouI chiiis a lanfl
ter Va rivau up 20 dc. His child vs. erred, -uli
nov alive sud we'll nesir. u8 aI telrEfiiuF his =
low rnCrtsl4 ha wiIl sru1 90 tha1r 90 Wllh % ~
-sine ur -raeti1la &c maEiuE and auc-
osssiuiy using this remedy, lrrs on receipt n thli
MONIES, with iwu alhmps % ray eHrgn-si llcie ].
once take hold Of and GiEspsts. higlt tHeatas pc
viahuezs irritation q thf nerves. isilufnef m non
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