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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

~" The Riyoli, st James. st Ni,ho
las y and thousand other styles of hats can be
found ~ Bnmhereer's Hat Store, No. 10 + Wash
in.ton street. Which j. the hest place in the city
to- procure "A fashionable l-t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

~ few DAYS ago. two gentlemen from the
country were driving pat Cam Morton. when
they were stopped by two soldiers who presented
their guns and ordered them to Init They (the
soldiers, then demanded a bnitcrnnt ornament
that one ct The gentlemen wore IL given
IN under rrotest
Does General Darlington allow such conductg
VIII the government of Ahrallrm Lincoln please
inform the PEOPLE what they can wear!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

FoR RxSr Three rooms in the third story Of
Delzel's building. over the real estate office of
Delzell K Jones. "a East Washington street.
Possession given on the 18th inst. 9u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

80 The regular March winds We have expert
enced for few days past are drying the roads
finely. The country roads outside of the pixies
Will soon he navigabe once more They have
been in n terrible condition all winter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

tE- Spencer. though no prophet. foresaw high
prices. and taking time by the forelock. laid in
large and beautiful assortment OF hats and caps.
at rates now below the market Buy of him
10 z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

METROPOLITAN HAlL-Prfr o DAr.-We
have seen Peep O. Dsy We have hong dc4irci
90 see Peep o Day and our desire i zrafhei.
We have -een travellers who. fresh from the List
and the North. and from the regions Inhabited
By bluff John Bull. the canny Sswney and the
Tricky Paddy. aud they have talked TO N of Peep
o. Day. Dwellers IN the land Of wooden nut
megs. abiders in the hog slaugh,ering city OF
Porkopolis; soiogners in the hub OF the uni
verse" men who have suffered from the par
ox,,ms Of The gold fever. and men who have
thrived on their afiic'iois all have b.hbled 10
Of Peep O. Dsv What j. Peep O Dayf" said
we. '.Ses it, said they Our curiosity ex
ted md we resolved 10 take rilroad cars. stage
sseunbosfs, fiat boat. canal hosts. any boats.
anaD(srave in search OF Peep o Day. Peep -
Dly has saved us the trouble. Peep o. Day has
come "a. and ourtheory of the causes of dra
mstic success j. confirmed. what is that theor,
We will tell YOU. The successful drama in this
material age must avoid high. flown language.
and all sentiment md exaggerated character such
ia pleased our erandmothers. and must be a pic
tnre OF the life it purp0rts % Represent simply and
naturally drswn-the more simple the better
This j. essentially true of Peep O. Day. Moth
ing exists in this drama but what might occur
and what has occurred a thousand times
peasant girl. hsttsred by the attentions OF hand
some interruptions scoundrel. is beguiled into
secret marriage. Getting tired Of her. anil de
sirous OF forming what is called an advantageous
match. he hire "a ruffian To murder her IN the
Fol- Dhuiy. or Dark Quarry. His rlot is defeated
her lie saved and the vi ain killed bv the in-tru-
meutility of true-he 'rted Paddy. Barney
OToole This j. tie plot. and il anything can
be more simple we have vet To III cover H. The
adluncts To carry out are living and breathing
creations. and as natural M life The worthy
farmer, the true priest. the coquettish maiden,
the bishspirited poet. all speak IN language elsi-
" understood. and consequently effective: while
the broth Of boys'-the blind fiddler. the
w0o'ien legged beggar and the rest Of the per
Sonaces OF the drama-form picture Of life both
entertaining aud instructive The authors handl
work l. most admirably embelished by the ac-
tors. the musicians. the scene printers and the
marhinists Too much praise cannot be given
To Mr.. Vincent for the prai-eworthy care with
which this piece has been produced. The new
scenery. by Mr. CLOSING, is admirable. and the
IL would be late in the cav tn speak in any terms
Conway. Her representation of Kathleen j. ~
truthful TO nature as art can ever come while
Mr Conway. as Barney. gives u one of those
masterpieces of art for which he j. celebrated II
j. unlike what il csei "siage ltishnan' as IT
is possible o. be- and herein 10 our mind con
-ists it, excellence. Mr. Vincent makes sn ar
tisIic william. while Mr. Riley. Mr. Hill, Mr.
Hight Nr White. and every member of the com
prny fnlly sust,in their previous expectation.
We will conclude by saving that Peep @ Dly
IL indianapolis fully sustains the reputation il
has acquired
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

- We heafd a member OF the Happy Fsm
ily." one Of the defeated candidates Tor the Re
publican nomination for MAJOR, giving an ac-
count OF the way hr was cleaned out. he sys
he was charged IN front by cavalry fsnkei bs
infantry. and finally .helled by artillery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

DfMocRArIc CLUB john Calench Esq will
address the Democratic and conservative citizens
to morrow evening az Milifar, HILL. on the polit-
icil issues of the day. 4 full attendance is re.
quested. The ladies ore especially invited to be
present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

~ SIX dwellings in the northwestern part Of
the city. ranging in price from xs0D TO 81 300.
f'r sale by Dezell & Jones' Real Estate Agents,
% E,st Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be ~ follows:
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents q line No notice will he inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

TnE FIMk TABLE There are several errors
In our railroad lime table which will be corrected
in to morrow's issue The outside of this morn
ing's paper was worked of when tie corrected
time table was handed in.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

The BEsr PiASos-Chickering Sons ans
Steinway 4 Sons ut Willard 4 Stowell's, No.
Bates House Gun
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To HAM PACKERS -Bowen. Stewart Co.
hsve large stock Of cham paper" which they
are selling low tor cash 30 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30
rmE LsBEnTy as THE CITIZEN
TIE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. VOORHEES,.

Delivered In the House Of Represent a,ives February
-. 1854. the "Act to indemnify the President aud
other persons or saspendng the writ % Aess corpus.
and done in pursuance thereof, l. printed i'm
pamphlet form. and be obtained at thh Office This
IL great of Mr. Voorhees, protect the lber
Of the citizen from the desposm Of The p eden and
his mnions. md should be In the hands OF w In
Indiana IA makes pamphlet Of "a pages
Price 81 30 per 100.
All orders should direct the peeches be by
press as the postage will be copy and be
prepaid.
Address ELDER. HARRNEss A BINGHAM.
indianapolis.
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WANT .,
SIS TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

yVyHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE COM
PAN1 want agent IA zach county 20 solicit or
d-rs for their new Sls Nachne with euage driver
and extra needles. We viii pay llbera salary and ex
penes or give large commission For particulars terms
2e. inciose a stamp and address
7. s. PAGE, Toledo. Ohio.
dec3l -iitAw3 General 4 geii' forihs L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

~ sR~- 7. soIr0S..
Tina Drvm:
Well met. good friend; sossh, thes even nov
Tn srrsrr ov wAH:
And wherefor greet ne with frownins brow,
Ar not eon'en, with what have achieved,
Have not hIled the orders reoesvedl
Have not scourged the land from shore to .Aore.
tniIl It's shuddering waters blush with gore:
Until the air Is rife with dying groan.;
And the earth big with deaf mems Wondering bones
TIL night Is weary Of the widows wall,
And human sorrow Is idle falei
THs Own
Ay. th'n hast done AL this and kn.w.
And yet. methnks, thy steps move wondrous slow;
The earth has well nigh made around the sun
Two revolutions since the war berun3
In this fair land and yet there Is but little done.
Whist are the boosted trophies in thy trani
Bethlnk thee now. a hundred thousand slain;
path u desolston here. there;
The unds o. battle dying IN the air;
Pair homes desPoIled; the voice Of woe and wall
They give me no sensation; all az stale.
On. on; nor stay thy devastating tread /.
Till thou canst fun million dead
Spoil their highways burn hamlet, VILLAGE, town.
Sack their fair cities; their churches down;
Whee there are homes TO waste. or hearts 20 feel,
Send forth the fam ny fago,, flashing steel;
Piow up their fertile fields With shot and shell;
Make their fair land the ves;ihule Of hell
On. on: long see the Internal play
In Hsdes, IL shall be holiday
ON. over hill ard valley. river. plain.
Where there j. life, pour thou the leaden rain.
Leave them no remnant a their usiful wealth:
No trust in God, love. hope, strength, health.
Bring ruin. desolation the land.
TIL famine stalk from strand 10 strand;
And shall stand by their uncofined dead
And yex the ear Of heaven with cries for bread
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NJ e OICAl.
CO FID Il NTI A I

What should take for Asthmas
Il NDE,S TUS 81 l. A q O
They give immediate relief o. cents csk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

Later from the Mississippi Squadron.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

Highly Important from Virginia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30
ST0NEWALl JACKSON MOVING UP THE
SHENANDOAH.
sudden Appearance OF Rebel Cavalry
at Bull Run and vienna.
Latest from Europe.

M =. ac1A NE~s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

loo Brls Of
Brandy
500 Pipes Gin
500 T" hum
1000 Pack
sgss Wine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

10000 Cocos
Nuts.
200 Il o Y e
Lemons
200 X OK e ,
Oranges
500 Il 0 \ c |.
haisins
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Democratic Documents.

ADD ess OF fhe Democratic Members
e he General Assembly TO tbs People Of Indians
setting forh the history Of The late session. sno ths
-hy more bad been soeoupshsd during rs
eossutufionsl term. This document makes pamphlet
81 sixteen pages ard ~. be furnished IN any quantity
Price 81 so per hundred
The Ceuserips Act-speech OF Hon.
q VOORHEES, on Conservation Bill. In the House Of
psrressntstves Fsbrusry "a 1ss3. THIS Is one Of the
sn..s speeches Of Mr.. voorhees, question Oc-
eupyins large share Of pablo attention. and every
citizen in indiana should have aeepy II makes pam
pAlss 81 e.shs pssSs Price 81 per hundred
The Liberty OF the Citizen-speech
u Hon D. " voorhees,. delivered In the House II Rep
r..sntsves February -. isss the Aet toindemnfy
the President and other persons for suspendlng the writ
hssess eprpas. and acts done In thereof
IL printed IN pamphlets form. and Be obtained a,
tk. see. This u the sresteHort Of Mr. Voorhees, 70
protect the liberty Of the citizen, and shoad be In the
hands Of every voter In Indiana II makes psmphle;
Of sixteen pages. Price Oh 50 per hundred
PAIl orders should direct the speeches 20 be sent
BY express. the postage viii be cent copy. and
must be prepaid.
address. ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
IA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

The P,PuLAR DivINEs The New York
SUNDAY Times thinks the popular divines" are
to he envied Ii says ten thousand year and
the tour of Europe not bad to take. The
Apostles had no such pickings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

INIIASAPiLIs on Virginia Avenue, on thursday
Friday and Saturday. september -. IS and ss esss
The first grand afteruoon performance will be gwen on
Frida, September IS p. N. Also on SATURDAY Al
p n. for the accommodation of fRm and children
and persons residing ~ distance
Tickets so cents; Children under IL years Of age IS
cents
The Company ~i exhibit At the following places after
leaving Indianapolis. .
Greenfield. Monday, September -
knghtstown. Tuesday. SEPTEMBER Is
Cambridge City. Wednesday, september %.
Richmond. Thursday. Ortoberl.
Liberty. Frttxy. October 4
Conaersvil'e Saturday. october3.
kememh~r the days snd dates. {
ssep<1k-a1etAw1w 3. Erf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
PETITION OF KIeHr

Which was granted in the third wear of his reign,
ID 1927 Charles having broken up Parlia-
ment. and dissolved it. was compelled TO resort
10 forced loans tor means u carry on the govern
meut The arbitrary ex tction of money by the
King without the authority of Parliament was
a violation OF he established Constitution Of
England. no less gross than the infringement of
the right OF personal liberty. Having committed
the hrsr without hesitation. he did not scruple 10
incur the responsibility OF The latter Five OF his
subjects being nj men of some distinction, Oar
mel. Corbet. Earl Heveningham and Hampden.
having refused To arcede to the forced loan. the
King arrogaIed To- himself this power of discre.
tionary imJrsoument. which Mr.. Lncoln AFRO
gates TO himself TO day. and casts them into
prison
These men. ike Mr.. VaIlandig ham. determin
ed to resist what they believed To ne the encroach-
mel l. OF arbi,rar, pow er. appealed TO the Court
o. Kings Bench for the writ Of htbeas corpus.
The writ was grsnted. The officer having Gus
tody Of the prisoners returned that thew we're de
tanned bv = warrant from the Privy Co Inc
informing him OF no particular cause OF lmprison
ment. hut shat they were committed by command
OF H~ M-je>ry.
M V,llandgham WAS arrested by commend
of Major General Burnside. and when he was
csllei upon TO state the cause Of his arrest and
detention, he could show no warrant, 10 affidavit,
or any other legal process whatever against the
acrnset
Now. let Us see what Is written in authentic
history about this great hsbeas cordus case. that
occurred in England more than two centuries and
quarter ago
The historian says:
This gave rise 20 = most inportsnt question,
whether such = return was suthcIent to justify
the Court IN remitting the paities 10 custody.
The fundamental immunity OF English sabsecis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

In reference to this act Nc H,llam savs that
1T is a very common mistake among English
men, as we'll as foreigners. TO suppose that this
statute enlarged in a great degree our liberties
and forms a sort Of epoch In their history But
though a very beneficial enactment. and eminent
" remedial in many cases of Illegal imprisonment
il introduced no new principle. nor conferred anv
right upon the subject From the earliest rec.,rris
of the English law. no freeman could he detained
in prison, except upon criminal charge or con
viction. or for "a civil debt. In the former case
il always in bis power to demand Of the Court
of Kings Bench writ of habeas corpus. directed
In the person OBTAINING him in custody. by which
he was enjoined to bring up the body Of the pris-
oner with the warrant Of commitment. that the
court might Judge OF its susiciencv and remand
the party, admit him 10 bail. or discharge him
according 10 the nature Of the charge. The writ
issued of right. and could not be refused by The
court IL was not % besiow an humanity from
arbitrary Imprisonment which Is abundantly pro-
vded in Magma Charta il indeed il we're not
much more ancient) }. bat 20 Cut off the abuses by
which the Governments lust of power and the
.ervile sshtiets of the Crown lawyers. had IN
paired 81 fundamentals privilege
This extrsc' sufficiently explains the oliert ut
that celebrated statute Immunity from arbiIra
~ imprisonment VAS regarded right.
corning shirh there could he no disDuse--nnd
When the line 81 saccessies vas sfssrvsrd broken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

propose. gentlemen. TO con6ne myself upon
this occasion To the discussion OF single ques-
tion-second in importance, however. to none
that can be submitted to the consideration of
free people.
Do enjoy our personal liberty and the Sc
curly OF our homes under the guarantees OF the
Constitution aud laws Of the country. or by the
sufferlace OF the President Of the United States
or any military officer he may place in Command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

v the ab'ication Of james III. and William and
MARI called to he throne IN the yeaf loss, this.
together with MI the other ancient rights AMI
berries OF the English people. was again Gun
hrmed to them by written instrument. which
called a new dynasty to the throne. denoninated
the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
Plain Black Silks,
Rich Plaid Silks,
Rich Fancy Silks.
Rept. Silks,
Plain Silks and Satin

O"' tOce OF chh- - Ncf tatbc nna WI oo
found complete in every respect
Lusters. blk and col.
Black Gro Grain"
Plain POul de Sole,
Rich MORE Antiques,
French Reps.
Drape de Luccas,
Rob Roy Plaids,
Black BOmbaZines,
French Merinoes,
Figured Delaines,
&c. &c.
Flannels, al kinds and
cOlOrs,
Cloths s. Cassimeres,
Embroideries,
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RETgRNING TRAINS.
Leave Ueydland q ssaOsA q. aud 30 p. n, AZ
Eige at HEidgOpogt a. COS 2. n, And Gll A n
Leave PittBbuEEh e las 4. Il, GsIs 4. q. and
A. =. and eos P. y.
{ CohneettOns9are made a. Follows
~ Pittsburgh With Pennsy FVauis r. Il IN Harris
burg, Baltimore, WaihingtOn, R1ila-
eelphin, New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Ql1VelaRd q Ialnd n h fdr saI4
dlaky, Toledo, Detroit, CHICAGO ard
all POINTS In the NoGEG WEsR. with
1etFplt steameFl for Detroit, Jackaon,
Chicago aud the N0RIu WE1R. With
Cleveland & Erie R b. for EFia Dun
kirk, BufAl0 and Niagara FaIls. With
Cleveland, Columbus &Clnciunsti for
Is CEo8tlin1s Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati
AZ HudsoO With the q. 2. 4 Q. R. \. Sor Cuyahosa
telis, Akron, AiiisrSbuIEh and Woe
AZ Alliance With p. u. W. = o. n. =, for Canton,
81 tNfa tlAelillpat yqooSftE, ealaIn, EsnbasCo-
gilt Il lplhua ard Chic5FOt flA IA
AtEteubohFiiio Witti p. o. .. Zine and Is BELIkR
With co. o. =. Rst0G ZaDesVille New
ark, Columbus, xhnia, Dayton, Indl.
z enapQlis, CairO, Cfpelnnl LouisEill
= kts4ouisy 81. loseph and all points
IS Ft-tltGatnld NulLh Wet. =
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Cleveland, PtttshtIre andWheel-
ing Rail Road.


an AND AfTER MONDAY, Nov I6tb, IsFs, .Pas-
seneeI trains 'sil leave BFidgabdTt q iolIdu6s
lOQ a. u. Nan Train, stopping at AZ statl0nS e..
ceibl 1SoE AZ Pittsburgh - $50 2. ~ ara
SiS u. ~ Accommodation Train, GtOppiletaG al
slasl1nls qItiSos at PittsbuTSh q sos
sl1f's Il. MILL =
1000 P. u. ExpFo8 Train, arrives q Pittsburgh n
gao a. u. al1 CllEalnna e n..h 4. u.
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no FAMILY SHOULD BIB WITHOUT II.

T-l. g 8. H. IT,. .s.s 9 gsR.iSs.e. ..
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BLOODl BLOODl BLOODI
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
9XRHIITa

ms 4 Al lsetioa Sf thS HIbod, And nttsekS tAs
se1nal Organs LAlfAgs e. Ghs EGsa, I.RE-, ThElGt
Windpipo, and other ltnsns suFfaees nak6g SO aP'
pearaoee q tie form q Ulcers. Hoilb0IdS kEtEaet
saEIaEilla lEtiles Tie hl1ol and removes an eeay
s!up ti1ns 9, ne ektn, giving . the C0nPiaEioaH
y toT this class q complaints rs Hood Purifying
EueFt1s afe % . fFUlia5 1xteut thaD any
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aaI5 lttE / i III & 4


BTGNttle8, zlsff 80
Who is that lady whose visits nobody
wishes, though her mother is welcomed by
oil parties2 Miss FOrtunel misfortune.
There are two kinds of family jars: into.
one you put your sweetmeats and into
the other you putg-your foot $50
Those two Englishmeii who discovered
the source of the Nile should comu over
here and discover ''the lastditoh. z
The vanity Thurman life islike ariyer,
constantly passing away, and yet eontsane-
~ coming on.
To excel-in, any hing valuable is great,
but to be above conceit on account OF ones
accomplishments is greater.
The Portland Press recommends that
pork be made the standard OF value, now a. Z
that gold has become myth. Alcapltal
representative of the ready rhino
Alying institute has been opened in
Ohio where Young men are taught to edit
political papers in three easy lessons OF
I'm hour each. 2 :
Anundertaker is Advertising new kind
ofcofin. which, he says'is strongly rec
Commended by the faculty, The best
persons t.! know. NJ
Pleasure Is 70 woman WHAT. tnS SUI 70 y.
TO the flower; if moderately enjoyed, 1t
beauties, it refreshes, and itimproVes:
ifimmoderately, it withers, it deteriorates,
and destroys.
..Fiegers won't lie, viii they?" mutter-
ed a seedygenus, holding on to lamp
post.-"VeIl, perhaps they Won't; but Use
figgef as Won't stand, anyh : 4 I
Tbelassie that dropped hereyes tothe
Ground last week. by the assistance Of p
derrick has had them raised to their prop
err position.
Hood says that artistic enthusiasm is
like turtle soup-for one quart OF real,
there are hogsheads of false and calves
head in proportion.
al am astonished, my dear young lady:
at your sentiments; you make me start"
tWell sir, have been wanting you to
start for the last hour. -
The man whe imagined himself wise
because he detected some typographical
errors in newspaper, has been trying
to get perpindiCular view ofthe rainbow.
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Thelassie that dropped hereyes to the
ground, last week by the assistance Of p
derrick has had them raised to their prop
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A woMAN's mission, as the world goes,
is 10 make home happy; name, to find
the means Wherewitt sheimaysdoffts EWo.
man's work should be, as woman wis her.
self, the completion of all labor. From
her must come those final touches and
eliminating graces which make dinner
of herbs pleasant banquet endla cottage
starred over with jessamtne q palace of
Commitment
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HELMBOID's ROSE WASH.


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known - sCIItscE 1tlDEAtfi5
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Sc REoi.Sp1 nEW1EElP yal1lblg UoEks % u
81 Es.aaEla: made b thS late eoisSss,.s Dr.
: See reu.i1senl,Ao6 u Dc. EPHRAIAa MCDOWELL,
. .ietEatee sn1 nallbsr % tie ROyal
eelleEo g slREseb9, Itclani and puhiishad n H.
tt1ll.etiotls g he King Ind oueoHs Journal
y 20 ~ 81 essss pgtll.o4 q ~, :;
81 most oftAe lats stanalrd Wnrksoo Msai-l1s.
lEIEA6E oolg, g g ~ hOttle. q six f5Is5 o.,
lliR4QyD RosH lfAl4s ee. poF bottIsn siE f1fS3to
on haifa doss1 ofsle l6r sl5 o. Wish yin b 81
1clent 20 ouIB Ne m0lt OlIl1lt0 clI n dEoefio8S
Dell!1Tod o auy aiidrs1. securely aeESdfUu 80
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