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Tho President Requested to appoint Da,
81 Humiliation and Prayer,
- u. Il.
WASHINGTON, June -, 1854

WASHINGTON, June -, 1854
TIE RAILROADS INTO RICHMOND.
AAvic from the front to-day confirm the report Of Qua
cavalry having destroyed all the railroads leading out Of
RichDssd- General B~tlers guns ere reported 70 %
command Ne Richmond and Petersburg Railroad that
Lee can send supplies by il. Rain bad fallen, and
she weather had become cooler. All going we'll
PASSAGE OF THE rARrFF BILL.
1ns Tarin bill has finally passed both houses. owing
confusion n the when the report OF the
ference committee made it was Impossible to under
sand fully the details the report The tariff on spices
established by the Senate agreed TO, with some
small reductions On wood screws the duty reduced
osnt per pound; opium two dollars and half per
pound; cologne three dollars per gallon on wool, the
Senate rates adopted except on secured which Ia
70 charged three instead Of four times the duty
washed Some articles such certain dyes aso ostrich
feathers which, unmanuiactured charged twenty
Ave per cent and when manufactured prepared hty
per cent The duty old scrap iron Increased from
seven dollars eight dollars ton. The duty NOR.
phne and salts ID increased TO two dollars and half per
pound; on nutmegs nfty cents per pound.
Mr. NORTH declared that this Congress- had discharged
s whole duty regard taxation and revenue had
placed tho finances Of the government on solid founda
tiou his opinion the Tariff and Tax bills would pro
duce revenue Of million Of dollars per day. but was
somewhat disconnected statement Of Mr. Stevens,
y
cation from Secretary Of the Treasury for Congress TO
axoyide By taxation eighty Ave millions more, which also
,,d,oed the artces which 1t to be raised but
which ., curse be declined TO communicate 10 tho House
until the proper Tins. 1-aaes a6t
TEE SENATE AMsNDM8Nrs 70 rnB RNaoLxExr BILE
The Senate have been at WORK al The evening on the
House bill amending the Enrolment act. Several mate
rial amendments have been adopted reducing the boun-
Nss and also the time allowed TO all the quotas from sixty
to forty days also amendment offered by Mr. Sherman
81 Ohio, lsvying special Of Eve per cent on all
incces hundred dollars the lst OF October
The House will not bs likely agree this latter pro-
vision rsu Ha
The Enrolment BILL the nnAl adjournment and the nav
Tax bill the most important remaining 70
b acted An earnest effort will be made adjourn
Saturday but its u doubtful. number Of
members both OF the Senate and House have to-day
asked and obtained leave OF absence for the remainder
Of the session. fhis necessary under Law passed By
ths last Congress- under which otherwise they forfeit
their mileage. gM
THE ARKANSAS DELEGATION. Hs
The House settled the question 10 regard to the adms
sion Of the Arkansas delegation BY laying whole SUBJ
ject the tabs There disposition present either
10 recognizes reject the reconstructed ssates 1t being
considered advisable leave the complicated question in
vclvsd 70 DO solved ~ future Developments
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benevolent gentleman his desire 70 do good TO the
soldiers who present particularly need, among otber
thangs supply of onions yesterday asked through the
medium OF morning paper, TO be informed what re-
sponsbe parsons win charge OF money donated for
she purpose buying onions to send 70 soldiers and
m earnest wish was expressed that the Sanitary Com
mission would add this one V It's other many duties.
wo are new authorized TO state Mat ths SAM
tsry Commission will receive and receipt for any
and nil moneys that may b sent 70 them
Tor this purpose, and that they w1ll also at
tcnd TO the shipment OF ANY and oil sup
plies "in kindly which phrase We mean quantities.
Of fresh onions or vegetables which may be sent
the Commission barrels boxes, BY farmers or Other
persons who do ind 10 convenient 70 spare money ~
shis time, but who chance to have IN ther own oarps
or ccars q store Of the vegetables which 80 50 much
needed by our noble boys "t the 'front.'"
All supplies sent by the Sanitary Commission WIN be
forwarded transportation charges, inasmuoh AZ
the omission their ships and steamers and
have 70 pay freight charges 10 no one.
All money that the donors desire 70 have Devoted 70
mo special object herein mentioned should be addres sed
10 Mr. George strong Treasurer United States sanitary
Commission No $40 Broadway, New York oity. Barrels,
boxes packages OF vegetables, fruits pickles 60. IN
tended to supply this Immediate demand should be I'D.
dressed to sfThe womsns Central Relief Assooiations
No. 10 Cooper Unon New York city.
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News from San Francisco.

ANXIETY RESPECTING THE NoN-ARRivAI or THE
GOLDEN A6E-ADvANCE IN RATES OF NsUR.
ANCE, KTC.
SAN FkASIsCo, June 25 1864
The steamer Golden Aga has not yet been beard from
The underwriters charging from twenty TO thirty
per for insurance against total loss cargo
The steamer Amcrica IS due to-day, and 10 expected
she will bring some news OF her.
transactions trade for the past have been very
mesgre. Wheat and barley coming freely.
Mining stocks are falling again. In Gould Currie
hundred and forty feet sold to day e. 100 per foot
Saw FRANCISCO, June &c, 1864.
The steamer America has arrived from Panama. She
did not touch at intermediate port She mother
heard anything OF the missing steamer Golden Age
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On the afternoon Of june 49, 1894, while she crow or
she United States flagship powhaan ftriing sail N
sne harbor OF Cape Hay sn, ST. Domingo the sail
ers tell from the topsan yard, and although his fall was
mocn broken BY striking the awning 10 his descent the
poor follow died from the effects Of the injury received
she nsxt day. The decesrct active young man,
aud fauch beloved BY I'M nj. ofcers and bIr shpmates
He lett mother who dcr4Died him entirely for sup.
rort. Contributions ~ the Amount of Thousand
soArs mmeds sey subssr ibed among the ofsesrs
aid crew OF the Pow nstnn for the Aeceasedss mots
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Flags ne Retail,
NATIONAL FLAGS, POLITICAL YLA0A
ANNTN . CO..
Manufacturers % Fulton strcos william, y. =.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Highcst Pre-
miume paid for prixes. Information given. Doubocae
wanted ALECK Z CO., Brokers'
No. ~ Pine streoA
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Lottery Tickets CAshed.-Info for m n tioDi
even JOSEPH BATES. Broker II Wall st.. room
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0ouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots HAY
foreheads part Of the body; u; warrsn1o0
his Depot, ass Broadway.
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Prizes Cashsd In All Iegatized Lcees.
and information given. GALLAGHER BE AhAR
Broksru alQ Chestnut street. PhtlAdelphLA
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premiun
Elastic Stitch Sewing Maohnes Salssroems x0e BrosavB
New York, and 235 Fulton street. Brooklyn. -.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legai,zed Lotto
ries Information given JAKE, EXCHANGE 0FFfCxs
l76 BroadwAy, New York City
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Omctai CircuIsrs In shell Collage Love.
terry furnished By sIhhOSS. ROGERS CO.. hs~ fsse
nsf
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DR.. Hunterss once 10 ne NSs O1vfe1OQ
street. New York city He has other once xssshs144
1881 Eight rooms and prvns sntrAnoe Hs suree ohres
poisonous impurisy cf the blood hstuls all diseases
Human Frailiy Nervous Debility Bary rndissreton. o.
sutaton grks Hours In frsm A. ~ until oe'clock r -
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Household yvord.-Buy RcrriEsratorS
silver plated Ware Cutlery Cooking Utensils &C.. ct T.
BAsSfORDS Cooper institute Building First class goodS
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.


The Third Now York Excelsior Rsgi-
ment Coming Home.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1864
The Third New YORK Excelsior regiment Col Leonard
arrived N this cKy this morning. for home their
term Of service having expired They expect to start for
New York bo-nght
Receptions OF the TwelnA Massachu-
sets Regiment.
The Twelfth Massachusetts, regiment, Colonel Bates,
will probably arriYs n this oily tns sysn.a Ta s
ment " Familiarity known ~ the "Ialieiujah Rseim
the song Of "Gory Haoluah having been dedicated "a
TIE late Colonel Fletcher webster .s origin.
IpN Nmsh New Yors f>sAAsiu hrgaded with the
have rendered an escort % i6er Old
rades upon their arrival here through letter from Col
Twelfih numbers less shan swo hundred mes.
Ovation to the Ninsty-ninth Hew Yern
Volunteers.
On Tuesday evening this regiment, whose term OF
services expired hs 1Ath Aay Of June were entertained
by the Twentieth New York Volunteers (rurnsr regi.
menU. The Nnety-ninth New York voluntssrs- ~ b.
fore psporedwhen they landed, had NOTICE taken Of
them BY any association but the reception Tuesday
evening Than oompensatss for any lack Of attention
BY the civic or State authorities. They met at Me
"soldiess' Home" Howard street, where the members,
since their arrival have been most hospita bly, enter.
tanned by Colonel Neville, Superintendent The Ninety
ninth met by the veterans OF the Twentetn New
York. panied BY their drum corps and escorted
the Turner Hall. whore bounteous entertanment
provided. Harty ruled the hours. Speeches made
by Capt. Hoym Lent Strppet Capt. Bennscbe, private
Neporth, OF the Twentieth New York Volunteers, and
Lieut. Col Richard Nixon, Major j. Franklin Bates Capt.
Jas u. Leonard, Lieut.. Patrick Kelly, OF The Ninety
ninth New York Volunteers.
toast complimentary TO Gen. Peck was eloquentiy re-
sponded 10 by Lieut.. Chas Sterling A d. c. toast
10 Major Gen Geo. b. Mcclellan was
Ceiyed
gallant dead Of the Ninety ninth and Twente together
with the names OF Helleday and Hart, were feengy
sponded 10. Tossts complimentary 70 Major Gen. Wool,
Brig Cen Mansfield, Col. Sam 7. Spear Eleventh Penn
sylvania cavalry and above a the Of " S. Grant,
were received with unbounded applause.
The lasted until late hour OF the ghs
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Great Dental I'm prov . m mt-InveMtOt
ana ps,eptee Dr. LEvETT Dentist II occupies only
third the space the old fashioned plate Call and -
anime q No. 1872 Broadway.
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THE GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES.


HEADQUARTERS, Army ~ rn1 PuFoxAG
June 28-l2 L.
An remains quiet st the 'front.' OR le,t wing swung
POUND toek possession Of the Weldon Railroad about
Tour miles from the city, without opposition.
It is believed tho enemys lines have been somewhat
contracted since Friday last and the opinioa prevails
shat force has been and drive back General
Hunter.
Almost nightly an attack made on some part Of the
picket line front Of the Ninth corps; but finding
the alert and ready for them, the rebels quickly
retire
instance q the sharp practice betweea the pas
eta yesterday, not daring to stand up, put his feet
out past the works. when he instantly struck By
ball IN tho ankle. Many wounded daily while going
Grom the pits for water.
The Sanitary Commssion are busy issuing fresh vegs
tables to the troops which very gratefully resolved
and will prove Of great benefit to them
Two soldiers trial headquartsrs charged with
'outraging woman In the vicinity The authorities
Aetsmlned 70 pat stop 70 these shameful crimes and
the proof is sscent 10 convict the offenders they win
be dealt with the negro week ago for similar
a.tms-aamsly, hanged. o
2 1ssfs are now about i've thousand SICK and wounded
n hospital Al City Point, and they susf much from The
,Aest and lack Of good water.
Ths members q tho different aid societies are fast Civ.
Ing out from exhaustion and fever, many OF Thorn
home. f Msb aEr HF
WAsalsorox, June 20, 1854.
yns stelnsr Keyport arrived here this morning from
city Point, bffEing sp the army mails and she Third
Excelsior New Ydsk regimeot hundred and Twelve
men, Lieutenant Colonel John Leonard commanding,
whose term Of service has expired. aAe 81
When tho Keyport left City Point she had On board
twelve sen rebei prsoners she stopped II
Fortress Monroe and tsned them to the authorities
there
Che brought up the bodies Of Colonel W w. Bates Of
the Eighth New York heavy artillery Capt. 8. Ksene,
Of The Twentieth Msine Lieutenant Frank Hammond OF
che Sy-sshth Nasaohusssss and Lsatsnsns Joseph e.
Cooy, q the Thirty .ssoond Maine. H8
These bodies at the wharf awaiting transportation
North sst,.|a
M ,ssssnsr ThomA !. un reached shs wharf yes
tsrdsy siAsrnoon from cry Point 6he had board two
hundred and my wounded men; bus she IVES ordered
baok 70 Alsxandrikt Y unload.
mo steamer Mary wash ussoa, which came up ysstsr-
day with wounded efossd 70 return 70 Alexan-
Aria, whore tho wounded were pAssoJn hospital.
B4rrmoRs, Juss 20, 1894
prominent ofnoer OF the Christian Commission sends
fhs following nots-
am just from the front shs morning Everything
goolns very well The troops In nne spirits. You
ssct hundreds both in Me and In the rife
pits. had interview with General Grant Monday
afternoon He confident OF the result He says there
he ensmy's retreat from Petersburg and then hh COM
plste overthrow. Extensive preparations in progrsss
military genius aud executive abilhy OF Geuevas Grant
and Meade. was surprised TO find some o. our Union
men despondeat when arrived here lat Bait inore this
moning You csa safely assure your readers thai there
occasion for 10.
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A Tag for Shipping Wooden W.rs,
Liquors Groceries DO. strong. but cheap ct AAu0hSR
lis Chambers
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Geld at 50 30, but No Advance In
MOODYB celebrated Shirts, six for $40
r. w. MOODY, 179 Broadway Howard HoeooA
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Address to SmOkers.-POllak d SOnS
Meerschaum Manufacturers, removed from Broome srs
6y2 near Fourth street. wholesale ana ress
N o order and repaired.
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Beautiful Com plexi0n.-LairAsq
SURPRISES everything for presesvin1 80
bsautifying the complexion and skis No ~ broaaweo
Md Al IA ayory
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Mauner's standard ParehmSut an2
,sth rags used and approved BY the great ansporJAo
companies Fully reliable for shipping GOTTEN, woeA -
lis Chambers street.
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Coins, Huntons, Enlarged Joints. s14
eli diseases q The Feet cured b Or. zAcHARiH, -
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Lens woYth's Sparkling CatawO0
Wine FOR SAFE by rRYD y CoZzBNs solo agent Of -
lass Schoa Longworlhs Wines 10 warren street, No.
York and PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Washington, D. q.
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At asa Broadway, below Grand, Gour~
AUDS depot had the Italian MedicAed Soap % -
move tan freckss sruptons, sunburns rsdusss sAhoN
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Personal InteiliEcnceI
Commodore A. p. Sanford, United states Navy 10 :
guest at the United states Hotel
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HIirs Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black -
brown. Instantaneous, reliable Depot Ma ! bAro1nU
Bold by all druggsta
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C.istadoro's Hair Dye, PrsservStfVN
and Wig Depot Wholesale and rstau Ma 80. u-1Sy
The dye spilled by skilful artistG - ~s''1 ~
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And every dissass Of the Eye and Bar rsquifrg $50
medical or surgical aid attended 70 By Dr., vow Et0u
BBRo q HE sossuians rooms, No Sls Broadway, -
TwaIfth stveDl
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Catawba Cobbiers.-Pure StIl ateyyP
b. wine, in barrels. kegs sn4 bosllsa rRRp BIO r
OOZzRN8 wine merchant. rs Warren street. 1sx fOO
Pennsylvania avenue, Washngton, D. @
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IT You Want 10 Know, &C., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SnNsB.
A curious people, aud good book ~
every Price 81 81 TO be had at Ill news depeoA
Contents tables lied free. Address !
Dr. L. b. FOUrB, il30 Broadway, New Yen
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aBxgrNE BRANDRErR PILLS

s 1:;s from -. :ss no,
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Flags. Flags, Flags,
Banners. Poles, Ornaments, &c, for sale By HOye1 y
GRAHAM, Manufacturers. " Duane o. Kstablishsd l0A
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snIs OF NavnA Prf1es &C HORTON.
BosToy, June %, 1894
The prizs fleamsrs Minnie and Young Republic were
80 publk enctloa today-the FORMER for sixty two
ncutand dol sd We later for six.s.ons thaussna
GDws~s f&
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Batchelors Hair Dye-Tho Rest In tA3
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous Tbs only psS1oo
dyA Bold By Ill drusgists Factory 81 Barclay stresA
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"yvhere Youth and Beauty Meet 70
chase the glowing hours with fying feet the Exrscs q
perfume Of the beau monde without II he bile eonder r.
her toilet plate: for there IL nothing Comparable "
either among the fragrant com Of srt or the pre-
ducts a nature. Manufactured on ly by
PHALON 4 soN, Nss York.
nold M All druaalats
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Jewelyy md watches
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For bv GEORGE q. ALLRN, as bruedwny, ono 80
below Canal street, formerly IL Wall lstrcee
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ID the that will this dangerous complaint -
IL light clean and easyno pressure the back or soeA
GREGORY 4 CO.. 6Cp Broadway
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Deafness, Catarrh, and all Disease q
the Ear Throat and Air Passages succsssfuH trsata1
DRe Li0HrHlLLs - o. Marks plaea
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And straightwAy got Woicott,9
Pain Annihator and Instantly cured OF ~
headache aud neuralgia. Sold every whore.
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remove AN noxions accumuations, and purify ana nuA
rata Me blood and their good effects not eosnAsA
balanced by any Inconvenience Being composed enure
OF vegetables they do not expose those who use tnem
npcr and their certain they ara sauA
Thax are daily aud safely to infancy yous
manhood and old age and to women II tns moss City,
animal functions but restore their order and re-
street Sol also al No. Union square and BY al a..
eists Observe b. Brandreth must b on me governs
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C0bInet.--The Best Brand or se9ars To-
Wholesale, 81 Broad street. : ~sT-'--~v-A
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rxusses, Elastic stoc kinGA &s.- Marsn
"a Radical Cure rruss onics emily = ne vsssy sssaA
udanl
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Diamond Rings
81 All d..erptions. RON ,wes,y,sys dsna., e -
Broadway, door below Canal street, formerly ~ -
Wall street
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IL You Are 30 Far Behind ths Ars ~
not 70 have u.s. that popular for The toilet rrssrani
foZODONT Of longer bat 80 ~ opcc 70 yonr
druggist and get bottle You III never IegresM
Creenwics sxreeL b. 4. rs cents bs,ts.
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The MISE Lelapd Trafedy.
FORA. FULL HsroRr
Of this intensely interesting ana e1ci"ns go
NATIONAL POLLOK dAxkfrA
which WIN also ssoars .sfn LrKENEssEs
vi IN 'a' HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
YIN =. "a adv on Friday morning
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the Gold Btli.-Ths Geld nxcssem eny
10 subsding. but icgs salon more sSsysss 49,
trade than IA can prevent the vurens o. New nosx
,ushns in crowds 10 KNOX ils BROADWAY, corner Of ~
ton air set for his ssys o. hats, 49, - /.
i,ghtssl cooss, and usost araceful ever inuodesee
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Merins Undsrshirtss d 80. Linen
prA"''' 7. w. MOODY. i7s Broadway tnovass HsssA
-rs. FUNSTON a sroFfELD.
NO Q Der ssrsss near BrseAvse
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rr~sses for the Radical tuxs - Rap
.nss shoulder Braces for correction q haehsA 49,
nsis sssic Hsa Abdominal suppovt 49,
go 40 Al MARSH BROS, osrusf 81 bfc9dYZ - -
sssrscs under Barnum's Museum opsa msK.A
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Rsrvucxv. uxrzA CLASS sDo-Juos - 1885,
II, Ga, a. Sc, "A 46. so, 50, rs, 10, "a. 20. 70.
Knsrvsxv. CLASS tO6--Juns 49, 1854. :.
Is, 20. 50. 20. al 49, 65 IT, 10. ii, ~. 50. 10. ~
Ia, Sc.
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NOISES IN fHB READ
CATARRHAL ArrECJI0Ns IN fHu
THROAf
CHRONIC CATARRH
CURED.

c4IAnnH q TIE T6nt*srq ry1SVs
EUSTACHLAN TUBE
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wigs. Tcupees, Hair Dys, Hsir Dysan0
..sM,la.v,. cresm. for heaa fylux tps aAts -
~'a W. A nArCANVkA ~ benA amA,