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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-14
J. r. NEDY,

MUSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIrroN, Iowa.
1 Office, first door west of Reigart 4 McNa-
mara's hru. store: Residence, two doors north
Of thr steam mill. (lOn1Sl
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENC
Having purchased large stock OF Printing Material,
We are prepared to execute every variety OF
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
We can furnish, on short notice, DEEps Bosns, and
vvtc1AL BLANKS, of every description, in nest and
satisfactory manner.
III GIVE % TRIAL"
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WM. ELLIOTT,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
q lcctng Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs of de-
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application is successful. Office in the Post
Office, TlPToN, Iowa. May II
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As. II. RorHRoCK, w. p. VOL
ROthrOck & Wolf,

JAMES w. DAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
CHANCERY, Il NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIPrON, Iowa.
mT OFFlcE-At the court House, in the
District Clerks Office. v5nlO.
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Four MiIltons OF Dollars OF American
Gold for Pay OF the French Army.
fNIeYican Citv (Jan. III correspondence OF London
THE sCHLEsWIG.H0LsTEIN WAR.

Hamburg telegram OF the 2lst ut announces that
the Prussians bad evacuated Jutland.
The allies busily engaged in demoIisnDg the Dan
newerk at scheswig.
The following from the Official S,dctsarfeigv OF Berlin
shows that the alleged retreat from Jutand 10 not cor.
rcct-"Aer the retreat Of the Danes from wonsed Gen
Mulbe ordered the advanced guards OF the Pussan cav
airy ascertain whether Holding had also been evacui
cd and 10 reconnoire the and west the Scheswg
territory. A bussar patrol and Reinshing, win tne
Danish cavalry advanced during the engagement 70 the
OF koldng. Gen. Mulpe subsequently received or
ders 10 keep possession OF Holding, but not 10 advance
beyond that point .
Copenhagen telegram, dated February q, nine A. NJ.
says-"Ths morning at daybrelk prussian reconuoi.
tcring party In force attacked whole ne regiment
advanced guard was driven in, and the prussans
took the village OF Duppe Another Of our regiments,
tpued the engagement The action terminated az noon
to-day when forces had reoccuped their former posi-
tion."
a Copenhagen telegram announces that a blockade
would be declared by Denmark OF all ports on the eastern
coast ostein aud Scnleswg, except Neustadt, from
the 25th OF February.
Flenaburg despatch that the 18th OF Feorn'
airy the German civil commissioners issued decree az
rogatng the constitution of the 18th OF November ana
another on the 18Th OF February annulng me royai
Danish rescrpt relative 10 the use of The Danish angua
The Danish igAtc Nels Jls continued 10 cruise W 'o
English channel in search of German vessels
A subscription % aid OF the Danes had been sol on
foot IN England :.
The London Morning Post OF the 22d ut. says there rs
truth In the statement that the Austrian ana RUSSIAN
only TO be despatched the Adriac Mediterranean
aud the English Channel for the protection % herman
commerce.
single word" says the LONDON Time "irom France
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tinues to prevail The announcement or London con.
| fere'cc on the German duches creates animation IN
the markets There subsequently slight reaction
,pseluept parity Temporary increased demand FOR
N uey stock Exohage AZ Quo tune Yesterday Mexican
W. shed 49, The Con ederate loan reapsed per cent
r r.an ,ston. and was dnaiIy quoted at SO 81.
TIE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb PA NJ.
m, =, 'cs OF Monday and Tuesday add up 900 bales
,o,eia 1000 Tor export and speculation. The market
- Az, ~, teady; prices are. however In some cases
r,thar ~ r.. " vi buyers
'''e' ~ -" TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
The hrs,,oss quite OF roaiI character and prices
ara n ,,s r,,,' weaker than FRIDAY last Tho de-
mand Is worry limit. ,psruFFs MARKET.
Moor, wtoam ish & Go. ana Richardson, Spence
Co. report-tlourdgh "'u w. 49, ~ s 49,, ,v, 49, o
al a. oes -, CIV "a du mixed 29s per 4S0 lbs
n,ny,srs. MARKEr.
port~Pee In moderate ,sr,s,> at steady rates Pork
onchan cd Bacon nna, s'eaav lar" ~
a anI ana 30 Cd lower rsIie'v ''''OD ''s'''
Ashes arm pots 300 3os Cd pse, sas ou
quiet o. cheaper than last week. 90 o0 i 80
pentine Small sacs Of French T4s. 'eun lnle.;
relped Is Cd la l0d. nothing doing ia g. iseou
cakes 60 . 60 be. Tor common.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuhs dun at about former rates. srgarA h".
Tea quot but steady. RI in fair demand on rH mer
terms Ialow inactive Y. O. 4os 3D. Scotch pig Aeon
sos. Sd. sos. Cd.
TnR LATEST MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Feb. %, 1857 !
COTTON Sales on Wednesday and Thursday. 1900
bales, including 900 TO spectators and exporters Mar
ket quiet and unchanged.
nreadstuns quot aud steady at Tuesdays rates.
PROVISIONS dull and tending downward.
Produce steady and unchanged.
LONDON. Feb. IS, 1854. I
Consos close at Oh. srh for mtnoy
Erie shares GO a O..
Illinois Central shares 2oh aioh discount.
Personal Intelligence. I
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A rRIZg TO THE ALABAMA.
TMaufitIus (Ian 81 correspondence the London Times
The Reward british brg) is reported as having been
condemned at Ut. Mary's, being lesky She bound
here from Foulpoint with large quantity OF the cargo
of the Cape OF Good Hope by the Confederate steamer
Alabama, and sold at that place The American vessel
at Maagas port north Of the latter place The cargo
on board the Reward had been discharged.
THE CREW OF THE SHIP EMMA JANE LANDED FROM
THE ALABAMA.
The steamer Alabama landed the crew OF the Emma
Jane at Aniengo She supposed to have passed this
port 70 nor Inward yesterday.
The following telegram from Captain Jordon, dated
Cochin the 22d OF January has been placed at the dis
posa OF the London 7imes:-The Emma lane taken
by the Alabama and burnt OF Anjengo the 14h. The
and myself landed at Anjengo, and came up
here destitute Of everything
THE FLoRIpA-HER ESCAPE AND CREW.
Pars (Feb 2S Correspondence OF the London Army and
Navy Gazette.
For many months the Florida lay in Brest harbor, I'M
derRong REPAIRS and though she has long been ready
for sea- she could not put out being In want OF hands
Great difficulty experienced in getting men, as the
English market almost closed by international law
The old hands had departed gunwale down with plumber
but they were either unable to get back to the saucy
craft at Brest, or had shipped for another port Com.
her the Florida after trying the power OF her engines
waited opportunity Of giving the federal cruiser
and without being perceived. The next day the
KearsarEe of In pursuit. but the sea wide and the
that before leaving Brest the captain OF the Florida called
the and told them that he had agreed TO meet
the federal vessel outside French waters and 90 try con
illusions with her. According TO La France this deter
mination the part Of the skipper was received with
cheers by the crew. However, the statement OF La
France "a improbable for the Florida duty Is damage
Uncle Sam in bis pocket and not 10 tue risk OF
gle combat with q frigate Of her size. The
Florida and her depredaons will soon be sxasperating
New York and Boston. She has boon fitted for 10
French port and was even allowed into an imperial ba
sin by the Brest authorities No stir appears TO have
been made yet by the Rappahannock at Calais.
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The Allied Invasion or Jutland.
OPINION IN BERLIN OF THE IMMINENcE o. GENERAL

WAR.
berlin (Feb. 2I correspondence OF London Times
We seem now to be Just at the most critical point OF
the Danish question that has presented itself since the
denly quite unexpectedly far Berlin concerned,
and W opposition, fully believed, to the wishes Of
Austria, the Prussians have entered Jutland In add
tion to the Copenhagen despatch received by of
London, a telegram from Haderseben OF Friday night
says that the Prussan guards were then still at
Holding, and that the decision whether they should
retire thence, whether there should be q general
forward movement into Jutland, expected to
from Berlin. The official and ssmi.ofcia papers
gave the London telegram without comment; the Croa
journal talks OF disputed frontier and says that the
south part Of the town OF Holding well the places
south OF Holding Au, situate within the debatabe
distinct The Bismark organ says but not in auhori
tatve seemingly official manner that IL Is natural the
allies, being at with denmark, should not limit
their operations to Scheswg while the Cross Journal
supposcs that they will not beyond Holding and places
the same line. On the other hand. It has
desire TO effect a diversion, so as to facilitate
the attack on Duppel, and IL is manifest that in
order to do so they must enter Jutand. Copenhagen
despatch says there had been cavalry skrmish Mt Gud
500 considerably TO the northeast OF Holding and good
part OF the TO Frederica but doubt is cast on this
by Berlin journal, which would fain make IL appear
that the frontier crossed only In the heat OF pursuit.
and after skrmsh which occurred in schleswig This
does not with the alleged presence OF the Prussan
Guard at Holding. short time, however must clear
up all these doubts. Great importance naturally at
dched 10 the solution they may receive, and should prove
hdt the in,dsion of Jand has really TAKEN place. and is
10 be persisted oi here be considered that the probo.
bfifes European haze greatly Increased, and in
deed that there is scarcely hope Of us being avoided.
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NImo's THHArRE.-Crowded houses continue TO be the
order at this establishment Last night tho Child Of the
Regiment given for the first time this season. with
Miss Kchings Mr.. Segun and Mr.. Hill in the principal
parts Mr. Hill has quite recovered from his recent In
disposition and in excellent voice. Miss Richings
appeared to great advantage the naive and brusquo
little vivandere with vo hundred fathers, and sang
admirably
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The Latest News.


II il stated in diplomatic circles that the conference
for the settlement Of the Dano German question
posed by England with tho OF France, and
that the proposal was supported by Russia.
Prussia and Austria, as already stated have accepted
the conference to which representative Of the German
The same Powers have refused, however, TO grant
armistce and hostities viii not be discontinued during
HApxRsIApEs FEB. %, 1864.
The Danish outposs stationed opposite the prussan
Guard at Judsoe unimgorsan. skirm I are con
Fredercia Numbers 5000, many Of whom are said 70
be scheswgers.
Government has published the following official COM
Vessels have been ordered TO the Mediterranean and the
English Channel TO cruise search Of Danish ships The
secretaries Of the Danish Legation at Berlin and Vienna
have been recalled The Of the Austrian ega
ton a. Copenhagen has already left The authorities al
Hamburg have seized the money 10 the Danish Post once
In that city.
stated IN diplomatic circles shat the conference OF
the Dano German question was proposed by England
with the concurrence OF France and that the proposal
was supported by Russia Prussia and Austria already
stated have accepted the conferences to which repre-
sentative of the German Diet win DO invited The Powers
have refused, however, to grant an armsce and nos.
Titles VIII not be discontinued during the conference
THE DANISH CRUISER IN THE CHANNEL.
PLYMOUTH. Feb. "a, 1854.
Tho Danish frgato Nieis Jus bas aed up with coal,
and about to her search for prizes but II 10 re-
ported she VIII shortly 60 TO Copenhagen.
Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The funds on the 23d OF February steady. Con.
soils closed firm at 81 X "
Money was growing more abundant, and the tendency
in the discount market was towards reduction rates.
Bills were done .. IA u below the Bank minimum
LONDON, Feb. rs, 1864.
Opening prices--ConsoIs, money, on. u; consos,
account. VI nov threcs, eist ".
The fank rate has been reduced TO SIX per cent
rom the London times (city articie), Feb. u.s.
The discount demand yesterday was comparatively
light both IN the open market and at the Bsnk OF Eng
laad. The expectation Of REDUCTION to per cent
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G. saunders Metallic Tablet Ra1or
strop-The oldest aud most approved strop IA use hay
Ing been before the public the last fo wear, can ~
had. wholesale aud retail of the snoscribers
j. ~ SAUNDERS. No. 4 Astor House
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M.ssr. MUM 4 CO. publishers OF the SClENTfrD0
AMKRICAN continue to ATTORNEYS for securing ~
tents for Inventions this and all foreign countrisa
Mum Co have had seventeen years experesao
soliciting Patents and have acted Attorneys Tor mses
Pamphets containing the Patent Laws and other imp
tart formaon for inventors furnished free apps
Her 1cnsnia,lon and advice free. Address
~ MUM 4 CO., 81 PARK row, New York, o.
Corner Il and seventh streets, washington u. q
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The psprietors OF the Hawaha knowing that many Y
for hair tho market and all advese4
70 do nearly things and that the pHbc an
able ~ from the advertisements which were
genuine and buying one or two and falling TO realize hs
conclude all humbugs In order
TO assure the public which could relied upon proposal
The following test which published two weeks In The
response. Let number Of well Known eisizens o. u..
integrity and entirely dsnterested appoint
person proprietor Of each preparation or restorative
Il restore hair Each proprietor TO hs
own nothing elsa during the trial. and tho
persons nothing else Let certificate Of Vie
result published In all the principal OF the
try at the expense Of the unsucsessfn ecmps,tors
beautiful dark glossy " the hail. -
keeping in curl or 10 any desired position.
HOYT,S IMPERIAL CULURfN0 CREAM.
An invaluable dressing for whiskers Changes light sa1
red hair 10 q beautiful brown blacG. Sold
JOSEPH HOYr CO.. 10 University place. N. Z.
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for preserving restoring and beAu0s
wing the hair Graduating scurf and dandruh preventing
and gray hairs diseases Of the skin gAn1o
INA gsces salt rheum pimpleA chilbans "a
chaps rheumatism, swengs sore throat &C., giving N
~ relief i'm cases bruises sprana burns saadA
e. Price rs cents Sold by all druggists throughout NE
World Principal ollce 374 Pearl street, N. x.
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George Thompson, OF England, WIN
speak IN Plymouth Churrh Brooklyn Friaav 'a.a,..
March lie Admission 20 cents 1 'AA
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G0uraud's Pounre subtle Uo,oots Hair
from low foreheads part OF the body Warranted A
his new depot 400 broadway.
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Gent Nemen's Hats--Svrf0g Styie, now
.caay at aNSPEEsCHEIDS manufacturer, Ie Nassau =.
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Pawnrokers' Tickets Purchased 81
cotbnr 4c large lot on hand Black Frocks - TO I'D
Business Goats s. slO 0vercosts IS % So CsssmsN
Pants "a 10 IA GEO. LEvfE, Az Broome street.
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Nervous Diseases and Physical Debiif.
ty arising from specific causes-New and reliable reae
msnt Valuable sent by mail free OF charge. Ad-
dress Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, box l,42l Philadelphia, "a
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Messrs. Simmons. Rogers q Co. are
authorized receive deposits and make collections on our
II. l.. u u.
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Gold Watches for
L aides and gentemcn.-Thry. Thirty FIVE Forty ForY
Fifty Fiftyhve. S'yty Seventy Eighty One Hundred
TwN and Three Hundred dollars each For sale By 0BO
c. sLEN. AS broadway. door below Canal street.
forme. Iy III Wall street.
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Personal Intelligence.
Hon. Fernando Wood Is Lying dangerously i'll at his
residence at BIoomngdale from attack or pneumonia
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Siich Sewing Machines Tor sale nj 9'3 Broadway
Twenty second street Also, embroderng braifina
and every description Of machine sewing done the bs
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Metropolitan Sanitary Fair.


PRICES OF Observation-Disclosures FROM TIKI
POLICE FORCE.
The price OF tickets To the great Metropolitan
Sanitary Fair will DO lvc dollars, which will admit to all
parts of the fair, and at all times except the opening
night Tickets for the opening night will be two dol
each admitting to all parts Of tho fair On the first and
second days dollar will be charged for admission 20
the fair and twenty live cents additional TO the Art al
ery and special exhibitions on the third. fourth nd
nth days the prce OF admission Will be ity cents he
prices of admission Cor the second week have not vet
been determined upon, and will not be until tho lair
opens.
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Prizes Csshed In All Legalized Lotte-
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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The Danish Blockade.

HAMBUKG, FOB. IT, 1904
The official Berlngske Tdnde OF Copenhagen publishes
the Danish regulations for the blockade Of the
German ports.
According those regulations provisional embargo is
to be laid until the LIST Of April upon all ships carrying
e0emys flag anchored In the ports bays OF denmark
After that date such ships may withdraw with safe
ducts bockaded ports, upon condition that the
States to which they belong will exercise reciprocity.
Orders relating to tho capture Of hostile or suspected
vessels follow. AS regards the blockade itself, 1t ia
said
The blockade is to be held 70 have commenced when
several vessels blockade port such manner
that merchantmen neither enter nor issue without
running evident risk OF capture. Commnndants OF ships
charged with the blockade are Immediately to summon
neutral vessels anchored hostile ports TO state when
thoy will leave the blockaded port
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Legal Lotteries.-
in'0'A J. b. CLAYTON 4 CO, 10 wall street. Mt.
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In France no Lady's or Gentle m anso
toilet table considered without supply Of vnaL
gre de Toilette The daughters OF America win find ~
use not delightful beautyng and saluary The bese
that of the Socete Hygenique OF New York Depot III
Cha I'M era
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Gold watches for

Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
elastic Stitch SEWN. Machines 400 broadway
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piles, piles, Pfies.-The BIeedlna =
rcbina piles permanently cured by using Dr. WITMBbT
Pile sGppository Reference given to numerous Iersons
this CITY " no have been cured Agent it< bowery.
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Japouica Of the Societe Hygfenique fo1
the Hair Price 80 and ST. lis Chambers street.
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Prizes Cnshed, md Inform N ton Fur
nshed in all legaized lotteries.
ALECK 4 CO. Brokers. IS Pine street, New York.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed in All Legal
lied Lotteries Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, IL Wall street, room No. !.
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Army, Navy and Opera CLASSES OF the
highest power h. II HORN. Opucian. 2l2 Broadway,
corner OF Fulton Salesroom, No l, up stairs.
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Chaps, Chaf~s, Pimpies. M .,s,lps ,'.,'.r
sarheun. flesh worms &c, cured 100. nAUD i~"-a
Wsdicstsd SOAP az his new depoa as Broadway.
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Browns Bronchial Troches.-rhe Bene.
hcia effects resulting FROM NE use 2, this ns have
brought many limitations, most OF when evus.,
rous ngredients The Troches have proved neH e"eS'
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Magnolia PhilocOme and Hutle Phil1s
Of the Socets Hygienique de n T. Price Is cents
eac
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Address 20 Smokcrs.-P0ilak ~ Son,
un acturers 1857 Broorne street the
Bowery sell goods at Wholesale and retail Pipes cut 70
order. repaired, boiled and mounted.
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Dozen Carries de visites. 81; Imperial
Photographs, coiored, $40. sly AL until suited
vAUGHANs, rs Bowery
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IFroin the Dublin FTeeIcah7s JOurnaI, Feb, IA
Yesterday evening fifty six young men left the North
wall by the steamer St. Columbia for Liverpool, root.
Roston United States. The emigrants engaged
BY agent here from America workmen line oil
railway said 10 be In the of construction and
by conditions Of the agreement the emgrants cannot
work at the railway hut II is stated that they 'usu
be o,dnd permission 10 JOIN e federal army. They wit
be inspected nj Liverpool prior TO ombarkipg in ship
chartered 10 take hundred rishmen to America.
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Omcial Drawings or tho Library Assoc
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky
BxrRA CLASS 609-March ]. 1854
Is, ~, 80, 70, IL, IS, 46, 49, 7s, rs, So, ".
CLASS 6l0--March 7, 1854
5s, 81, "a, 9. So, Is. 46. II, 81, 3, II, AZ, 65.
FRANcE. q g1Iis C. Managers covins.on, KY
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caIAPRH or THE TYMPASTC MUCOUS
hhhhkANE. OBSTRrGTION OF THk
EUsrACHIAN TUBE
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Ripley Female CoIlege.-Sss AdvsssAsss
nept under head Of obstruction
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CKoSS EYE srRAiGnFENED IN ONE
And every disease OF Inc ~ .n5 Fsr ~.,. .,,...
menleM Or sufgfN atd attended 10 by ~ yON FTsRN
49, a'sa'-