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THE DANISH WAR.

SstIous eseus reported between Prince Frode
y,ca barlrs aud Nafsha Won Wranrel. The rrussian
rnwu,audcr IN tncf AID ruucc Ilobcnyug ern sigma.
r,ngcn had lott Rcrn cl nc scat IL y crdcavor TO
effect a rcrnucillai on
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Wheat quiet and Id I'd lower for w,Dler red other
kinds unchanged
torn quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet steady Pork tends downward,
and all qualities are slightly higher.
Produce Is steady add unchanged.
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Italy.


The Pore far restored 10 health that be ociated
ut The religious ceremonies OF Easter Sunday. On
count Of ram however he bestowed the public benedic
inside Of St Peters, instead Of as is usual, from
exterior balcony.
II asserted demonstrations had occurred through.
VeDeia 10 celebration Of the anniversary OF the
luton OF ls4S Several arrests had been made In Venice
s denied that the Italian camp Of observation 10 TO
be formed at Bologna.
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theoretically attacks tho conduct Of The allies in sehes

energetcaiy ATTACKS Tho CONDUCT OF Tue AIDES 10 shes
way
There q short but sharp engagement al Craven
the 2sth OF March, and the Danes driven
behind their ,ntreDchments
The London Adoertiser states, alleged implicit
tbor,ty that Austria has given pledge 10 England that
abe w,ll DOT send ships OF war 10 the Baltic.
The English invitation the German Diet 70 take part
10 tbe proposed conference laid before the Diet the
10th OF March, and referred 10 committee 10 be report
% 90.
royal decree Is published in Madrid creating tho
King OF Denmark Spanish knight OF The Order Of the
Golden Fleece
The Dapewirke has almost disappeared, but number
OF the Danish guns still the vicinity. while great
quantities OF powder and ball have been sent 10 the allied
position before Duppel
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The War in Poland.

TIKI INSTRUCTION IN GALICIA.
The Austrian authorities Gacia have placed beyond
all doubt their counivapce with the Russian authorities
in Poland The declaration OF the siege
~ followed by order strictly forbdding the local press
publish OF unfavoable tendency to Russia
and decree has been issued directing all Polish
fugtves from the Kingdom 10 be at TO the
Russian authorities
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Letters have arrived 10 England from Calcutta 10 the
22d Of February and Sbapghae 10 the 18Th Of February
There no news OF interest additional 10 what has been
already received.
lie following later kilograms are received
CALCUTTA, March s, 1864.
Exchange 2s. 2i.d.
BOMBAY, March $, 1894
Cotton Foods end twisi unchanged Excbspge Is. %
Money ugtt
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chin a..

Hoso KoSo, Feb IS, 1864.
sLitbIs ucminal. Exchange g. lid.
SHANGHAI, Feb. 81, 1884
Tea firm. silk rom nal Exchange Sc AID
Al Shangtae The pressure In the money market ar.
cared Increase the day OF settlement approached
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Admiral pepaud died on the 25th Of March. OF infan.
nation Of the liver.
Negotiations had been resumed for treaty Of oonn.
between Trance and Switzerland but II is said
there little expectation Of a successful issue.
The Bourse on the 2sih u March was heavy Rentes
closed al &c 90.
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On the 10th Of March the Danes again manned the No
battery the wepningbund. Notwithstanding an IN
ceasing Gre from battery al Commentary, and con.
nued 10 ponr shot ehe into the position Of the
allies. The guns Numbered day and night; sometimes
there was OF about twenty minutes and then the
fire was resumed with the greatest energy.
from veby, dated the 2lst OF March-The bombardmen
OF Frederick began yesterday, and replied 10. al
though weakly, by the fortress IL evident that al
most all shots struck and clear that the
lions did not fall for Frederick fire In four
or FIVE places and the bright flames could be clearly
from The batteries. The Prussians ceased firing about
seven o'clock but the Austrans continued the lombard
ment at long Intervals to keep the soldiers the
fort on the alert during the night.
About eight or nine IN the evening reconnaissance
was made, and il proved that the Danes occupied
their batteries IN great force During this reconnaissance
musketry fire was kept up for about twenty minutes
The bom6ardment resumed early this morning. and
was replied TO by the Danes The Prussians held the
left and the Ausrians the right wing OF the line OF At
tack The operations were conducted by Field Marshal
Won Wrangel person. The Danish guns did not
far those Of the allies and most Of the shots fell
short.
The commander at Friedericia reports that the
maintained constant fire from six batteries that alto
getner about 900 shot and shell thrown purn2
the night the enemy fred some shots al intervals Of va
rous lengths
During the cav there were nine killed and sixteen
wounded.
The following despatch from the commander at Friede
rca and dated the morning Of the 22d OF March has
also been made known by the Danish Ministry OF War
The enemy again opened fire yesterday from the same
batteries the day before, though the attack
somewhat weaker during the forenoon but It afterwards
increased in intensity Towards evening the fire ceased
entirely and everything appears TO be quiet at present.
Fourteen wounded came IN yesterday II was announced
from Sonderbrrg at half past eleven this morning that all
was quiet during the night and morning. The artillery
FIRE somewhat slower to-day; but, generally speak.
ing there was nothing TO report from the Duppel de.
fences
despatch dated the 23d OF March states that all
was quiet during the preceding night though the IRE
from the allied forces began 10 the morning and was con
timed
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Corn mercIai Inteliirence.

Accounts from Japan have decidedly pacific aspect
he American Minister bad procured several important
arr reductions.
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IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.

Arrival OF the Steamer Western Metro
poiis-The steamer Maple Leaf Blown
Up by the Kebeis-Capture or the Enc
my's Plchets, &c.
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The Latest News.

The Latest News.
TEE ALLIED sToRMlNG ATTACK ON DuppEL REFUSED.
LIVERPOOL, March 80. 1854
The Prussans attempted to carry Dnppel by storm,
but repused after ave hours engagement along
their whole line.
THE AcTION-DANIsH REPORT OF yHR PRUssfAN DE.
FEAT.
CorENHAsEr. March IS, 1854.
Al three O'Clock this morning the enemy attempted TO
surprise position At Dyboo He penetrated between
Of trenches but repulsed his former posi-
ton. The engagement lasted five hours The conflict ex
tended along the whole line. Our fron-clad took
effective part IN the contest.
II is announced the north OF Schleswig that the
Prussiaps in Jutand are moving southwark.
SoSnERErRG, March $50 A. NJ.
This morning at three O'Clock an attack was made on
Bastion No. g. and on the whole Dyboo lines The Prus
thrice repused At last the Prussan soldiers
refused 10 obey the command OF their officers 10 advance
The Rolf Krake fired the Prussiaps right from Wen
inangbrard The engagement lasted seven hours The
cannonade continues.
One hundred Danes are killed and two wounded.
Twenty two Pruesian prisoners have been taken.
Only -four Danish regiments were engaged.
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The Conference.

Paris March 27) correspondence OF the London Post
There little TO add TO the intelligence have already
iV sn concerning .ne conference Drouyn oe
representative OF France shall the ENJOYS of other
interested Powers they be got together although
hosttee continue and England cannot lind any basis for
conference Should the conference at London IL
10 understood the ambassadors OF the Powers already
accredited 70 the Court Of st. James will act.
LIVERPOOL, March 30, 1864.
II IL stated that the conference the Danish question
will meet al London on the 18th Of April.
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ID Et. d. MGR A e.. ),

III VlSG experimented with medicine in the treat
ment Of diseases for years. laying aside all prsju
dices, has examined the meantime all various
systems and schools Of medicine, and have seeed such
remedies as can demonstrate TO be safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral pOisOns. To dis
is comparatively easy task IL is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge cOmbRed
with patience and perseverance, tempered with kind
ness Ii s in the latter class Of diseases where
clans mostly make their failures. Having given thi
class Of diseases special attention, profess to
prerared 70 treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess. mean all that durable cases, unless it
conditionally, that patients may depend upon ny
declaration. profess treat successfully all chrone
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Bronchia Nuralga Para
lysis rheumatism. and all arrangements Of the nerv.
from thirty to sixty days. without the Of the knife
or much additional pain. profess TO treat with
paraleled success the Otsome disease known BY the
Of Cancer in all it stages without the the
knife any harsh treatment. patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
has taken place. Ti best Of references be given
from citzeRs Of ST. HJuis where devoted my practice
for the last three years. have now in once Ca.
GERS TumoTs, weighing from TO Ibs that have re-
moved with success without the Of the knife Por
further particulars physicians and others are invited
TO call and examine for themselves.
Rr. MeRAE, OceuIist and Aurfst,
Gives special attention diseases Of the Rye and Ear
In this elSSe, where the Eye IL subject 70 90 many
diseases WIFI fatal to its delicate structure All
persons Aict>d should attend 70 the earliest symptoms
avoiding mu' d suffering and probable blindness.
Letters hol distance, containing one stamp VIII
receive prompt attention Address Box 1921.
D. McRAR, NJ D., 81. Louis, Ne.
OFFICE No. Is NOKTH TIFIu II.
Between Pine and Chestnut Streets square from the
Court House, st. Louis, No. nl2ly
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FOR SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Property.

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
n and window blinds. with good large Kitchen
attached TO the dwelling which has cisteTn and ilnp
in it, Also good Wood House % II by 10. has a
brick CHIMNEY good well OF water in Il and makes a
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
In rear.
Also fine Grape Arbor 40 # by s, covered with
choice vines in full bearing. variety Of fruit and
ornamental trees, shrubbery, &c.
The buildings and arbor stands centre lot. There
is good substantial picket fence in 'front.' high close
fence in Front and Carriage way
The place Is beautifully situated in the city of Joliet
oI Mississippi Avenue. south of n O. R. r. Warehouse
and will be sold cheap for Cash exchanged good
Eastern Property not over 10 or Is miles from the
cities OF New York Brooklyn.
For full particulars address
E.B. JONES P. o. Box 547
Or call and view the premisss
Jpnee, 1858. 52-3m
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IMPRISONMENT for Violation Of Ialanc.
lions in Selling Sewing Machines.

zrR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested bV tI,.
MI United States Marshal, and lodged in Fidr;Sgs
sfreet ia for violating iniunctiou BY ssllfnr -
inc machines On moion Of George clifford 80 a.
attachment granted By Judge smaIlx A H.
United States Court against The defendant fr scllip
sewing machines in violation Of an injunction f,e3
Wilson Manufacturing Company, and the Grover a -.
her Sewing Machine Company, and known - The -
ing machine feed patent Violating the order on cerr
Il rather serious matter, 1t renders tie ofenlF
Liable g punishment By drs asd in1EisoppenE-N1
York Tips -
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How Beautiful for a ChiId's Grave |!

nAGUARRE0TYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAN MARBLE
CASE and warrented to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long humber Of years Any
Daguereotypst copy the DagnerTeOtype into these
Cases from the Original picture audit js but few
WORK to attach one of them to Head Stone.
When attached to Head Stone Monument, they
look though they carved on with the
ScUlptors Chise for they initiate marble pei fecty.
They very ornamental TO a Head Stone, and are
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been sold,
this fact alone shows conclusivey that they fast
running into general use.
The adjoining of the Sepulchers of removed ones al
leviates grief and soothes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereayed 10 know that an additional
embeshment of the grave presents stronger attTas-
tons the attention Of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the name, and gaze on the
licenses of who has shared largely in the love OF
others. TO refined and cultivated mind there is not
u more mouTnful spectacle on earth than desc
Grated grave or neglected and Overgrewn graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of aft ctOn.
The, will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen as Emhlems Of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
of God. Above all we would deplore the loss of those
leReeSS of dear departed which distinctly
engraven upon the tablets Of memory Attic ugh
months and years may elapse since memorable Death
made surrender the bedies of cherished
grave, and their spirits God yet they still pres
ont to our minds, beautiful and life-like
Aud who does not realize melancholy pleasure In
recalling departed ones he their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness of youth, marked by
the of aga2
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doz
Gases will be sent to any Marble Dealer Daguer
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c, fur nished free, and sent with each
package of Cases Agents charge IS apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sill them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Flee Hundred Dollars this Spring.
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to com
mence with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer for Three Dollars. This is rsrate work,
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money: ]
will be responsible for its safety, you have proof of
sending il.
Address the Manufacturer
A LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 Al Vest Meridpn-
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New; GoodsI

r,;,ss. - hes 1ast received a lar-. 49,.
zbeB h -. sed summer goods Of erery s.oca
purchased ID Joliet 81 PcSssss % .s lower sn sss
taSs 1. q an sIy naa o. Dry Goods WIN ind Il
-n.ne before pufehrsinE eIreVf -. 40
p... AL, LADIEs, DREss eoops,
2 Ts sIk. Poplins, Merinoes Coau-s., -, 80
La'nes, Plain, figured, Watered, &c. AiApAees. D -
~. hli ShKY AND FANCY GOODS.
Bonnets and Trimmings, cOns.tin1 .,
csIls Innings, Plumes Rosetta arfsci Steons klkBss
9ooIs Edg1ngs Eringes, silk Lace GIo. ~ o. al
Hose, aud Round silvered Uombs e'sess ChldrSn',
,nr. oailess CanbTies Brown and Bleaeh
cetoD Broad clOL TEeeds KsatosLs sst
splenmd assortment Of Kubrofderes Chm
nins &C.. Chimizetts5 Curtains Muslin Cn,
this is the place for Largains = =
| 4. DUNCAN
/ - Chfearo -.
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Z * Q Fl a NGE TEL.
Wilmington, Illinois.

I beg tn announce to the Public in general, that
i have taken the above Hotel, and hope for con
tInuance Of those fuvors largely bestowed the
Iaie p opretor.
Every attention viii be paid to the personal com
all guests hJ MAY favor with their support
The Bar will besupplied with choice stock Of Wines
Liquors, Cigars, &c.
conmodatiun of Horses and Carriages.
W. GILMAN, Proprietor.
March IL 1875. &u4O3n
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FOR AAI.

WTITHIN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet on OF
w the finest farms in VIII County, containing
24s acres consist ing of about 17O Of prairie aid
the balance timber laI d. Said farm is we'll watered
and Is in every respect desirable property The whole
Terms easy Enquire of Barber Mscumber, in the
city of Joliet
Joliet March IL, 1868.
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L II L INV LIDS HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLT OF n. Y. HAS OPENED An
i N F II nj A r Y,

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
I'm new system, which embraces the most apnruy
" a. methods Of treating Diseases in this or an,
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Diseas
cancers and rheumatism, special diseases treated
IA this Institution IN the treatment which no man
has had more experince greater success than tbs
DOCTOR HE consultations, for years. have averaged
from I'VE 10 six thousand year The following dis
cases which az nTonounced tacHydLls by the Medical
Faculty generally are treated with 10 this In
stitution. All nervous and neragic affections, dis
Of women an w. ms Of scr0fula, Spepsia con
stpation, skin diseases, caneerOas and Tuberculosis
affections, including pulmonary consumption, seuma
tls, Paralysis, epilepsy Asthma salt rheum. remit
tent and intermittent evers the diseases ofchdren
cess IN the TREATMENT Of CANCERS, which he cure.
without the Knife. He treats Successfully, on new
method all the diseases Of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the duetor does not promise to cure all
stages Of Diseases While ALI diseases DURABLE. II
taken inseason, all STAGES not Your may be
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located, spacious, and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
De received where there are any doubts seure OF
relief The best nurses only employed who, with the
physician, will make all feal at home that put them
selves under the care Of this institution.
TERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week farari-
aty IN ddrozce No patient taken for less than
one month, no one he satisfied the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in a less time
Many patients, who ere not able TO come to the Inh
mary can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten 70 fifteen dollars per month
All letters inclosine letter stamp, addressed to
IL KNAPP, N, D., Box 422s, Chicago, IN, WIN receive
prompt atteption.
consultai.sa free once Hours from A. n. to sP.
Office lis South Clark St. Clark and Monroe ets
sept. H. 1870 - Misty
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e sANF OR D,sr s.
LIVER INVIGORATOE.
TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS.
and has become established fact Standard Med.

TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS.
and has become established fact, Standard Med.
icne, known and approvI led by al that have used
it, and Is resorted TO . With condencei all dis.
eases for which Ii Is re- ~ lcommonded.
1t has cured thousandso within the last two years
who had given up allr hopes Of relief a. the nu-
mercus unsolicited Ger tfOates in my possession
show a - III GlTll ~
The dose must be a-les daptcd to the temFJera-i
ment of the individually taking it, and used In
such qualities to act . gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates ofyour q Judgment guide you in
the use Of the Liver In - lyIGoRAToR, and II will
cure liver COMPLAINTS lHlEloUs ATTACKS D1sPEP-
sIA CHRONIC DfARRHGA,S~ isUhMER COMPLIANCE DYs-
v,TERY pRoPsY, soURt- STOMACH HABTIUAL cos
TTvrxrss cHoLIc cHoL - EZRA, CHOLERA NoRBus, chol
90 jnt.ntum Flatu-lE Hence, Jaundice, Female
WaaEnsSs and NAV be used successfully as an
ndjnarr Female Ned - licine, twill cure SICK
Uyanacgr ~ tho1sands - can testify IN twenty
r,;nnfS n ty-s or three = Teaspoonfus taken 81
| commencenent of ats. tack.
ALI WHO USE IT ARE GIVING their testimony Ii
/ it's favor. -
MIX WATER IN THEl@ MOUTH WIFE 1hh N'iSV'
| AfoR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday of November next. Cbeing the 10th day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court OF
Will County the Court House in the city of Jnliet,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Barton Smith, late of said
county deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay. .
CHARLES {. SMITH,
THOMAS Il. HUNTER,
Dated Sept. 90, 1868. (nle-6w) Administrators,
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Price one dollar Per Bottle.
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ST LOUIS ALTON AND CHIOA.

=. REcEEEAs oTT1cE, cncAsO, III, Oct. Il, 1se2.
Notice is hereby given TO al persons ho,,,, .,,,
ers io5 WOOL furnished the St. Louis Alton and Chi
c Gag nar9Aa Company, signed D. Sherman, Agent
Mi,"d e pay ment Is ordered in decree Of the
=. nnhols q the goth November 1850 that the bal-
Snee unpaid on said wood has been deposited in said
ana oy us order will be paid and distributed 70
claimants or their attorneys on presentation Of the
proper vouchers to the UDdersigDed. E
- JAMES RoBB, Special RecelveF.
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TXTILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND
w BRAID, QUILT and EMBROIDEk beautifully. 1t
will with the finest needle aud tGread from per
feet work ON the finest NainsOon, the heaviest
thread o tension
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s LoA MS OINTMENT.

FOR Mfiness, Safety, Certainty, Tboroughnsss.
slohs Ointment s rapidly supsrceding ali other Oint-
ments aud Liniments for the cure Of the foIlsUium
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinda Crnrf
ed Heels, KngbOne Posvil WindEalls CalIus spaVina
Sweeney, listula, foundered feea, sand aCraek1 !,
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and HOFse Distenlper
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration 0fiBsensible perspiraton
Fever AntidOte, Condition Powder, is certain BIooS
Purifier. II fails loosen the skin cfeaur r.
appetite and positive cure for Courhs
Colds, Stiff Complaint, Founder Dstemper and caff.s
Of Bolts and Worms, may be given At any time GnS
under all circumstances with perfect safetT,
Qne Package Of the Powders and box Of the 0fn.
ment will peTI-Sty recent Founder 10 M ors
eight days. without leaTin the least effect in the
In Horse DistemPer, they will aay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination Of the disease. One pow
der and . part Of q box Of ointment, viii, ia All
cases cure, tho Horn Distsmper In cow twet are
sometimes required for or.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine stil has the sole supervision
OF its manufacture but orders should be 70 his
son. Oscar Sloan, - South Water Street, Chicago,
H., who viii promptly supply the demand fer thosS-
popular and truly great mAdicines-
They sold BY all dealers 10 Medicine. sole
Wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices AZ
er Druggists.
June 10. 1850. motifs;
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